denmark including syrian refugees-_ denmark including syrian refu . ees. ., . ., ., , refugees.s left syrians and _ refugees. that welcome has left syrians and others _ refugees. that welcome has left syrians and others wishing - refugees. that welcome has left syrians and others wishing they| syrians and others wishing they could be treated the same. let's get some of the day's other news. three of the main covid vaccine manufacturers have seen off a shareholder—led attempt to get them to release data on how they make theirjabs. some pfizer, johnson &johnson and moderna investors had argued that sharing this intellectual property would speed up the rollout of vaccines by boosting manufacturing. but other shareholders voted them down. one—third of the global population has yet to receive a first covid vaccine shot. the world health organization and unicef say producers of baby milk formula are using unethical and aggressive social media marketing practices in violation of international commitments to protect breastfeeding. new research found the industry was using apps, social m

denmark has received — posting ukrainian refugees. _ posting ukrainian refugees. denmark has received around 40,000 - posting ukrainian refugees. denmark. has received around 40,000 ukrainian since the start of the russian invasion. are you planning to learn danish? of course. this woman is a mother of four here is here with her family. we mother of four here is here with her famil . ~ ., , ., ~ mother of four here is here with her famil . ~ . , ., ~ ., family. we are very thankful for danish people. _ family. we are very thankful for danish people. they _ family. we are very thankful for danish people. they give - family. we are very thankful for danish people. they give us - family. we are very thankful for| danish people. they give us roof family. we are very thankful for - danish people. they give us roof to lift. food to eat and all this clothes. we have a lot of donations. it is very, very nice. figs clothes. we have a lot of donations. it is very, very nice.— it is very, very nice. as she prepares — it is very, very nice. as she

here in denmark, from first step, they were so kind to us.tion: how am i supposed to integrate | in a society that rejects me? one hosting country, two different refugees, two different experiences. recently, the danish government has passed a special law to host ukrainian refugees, although it is well—known for its zero asylum policy. this has led to a lot of criticism to the danish government, and i have come here to find out if there is a real double standard when it comes to refugees. my first stop is a camp hosting ukrainian refugees. denmark has received around 40,000 ukrainians since the start of the russian invasion. are you planning to learn danish? yes, of course. this woman is a mother of four who is here with herfamily. we are very thankful for danish people. they give us roof to live, food to eat and all this clothes. we have a lot of donations. and it's very, very nice. but as ala prepares to make this country home, other refugees have been feeling less welcome. around 35,000 syrian refugees have arrived in denmark since 2015. t

i guess denmark, anything can happen against france. morocco coming out as well. i'm just saying, why don't it's going to bring you back in arch insane is group with mexico and poland. obviously with arch insane. it is going to be a huge amount of chats about lino mfc is one of the few players who many possibly not his last well cup, most likely his last well cup. i mean, is the argentine a theme where it is because of a messy or in spite of lino messy? now, in the way that and the way that he's playing in the moment because he's not having a great season with paris on your mind, is he but he's having a great campaign with argentina that's, that's the thing. and, and many in south america saying, well, you know, he's got a forgotten about b as g, and is focusing on, on, on being in his best form. come november. and to answer your question, andy, it's because it's in spite, and it's for leo messy because he, he, he, he ends up being the rallying cry. leon escalade has been able to set up a team that even without messy, they're able to function at a highly competiti

he lives in copenhagen denmark. john rouse is a senior fellow in the governance studies program and the author of eight books. writing that really made me feel bad. i just ate books. how do you do that? they and then many articles on public policy culture and government his articles to have been highly influential as you may know. he's many brookings publications include the 2021 book the constitution of knowledge a defensive truth. as well as the 2015 ebook which i think more and more is coming into its own political realism how hacks machines big money and backroom deals can strengthen american democracy also writes often for the atlantic and his recipient of the 2005 national magazine award. the industries equivalent of the pulitzer prize so i'm eager to get started here. jacob could you tell us something about the book about what led you to write it also the podcast and and some of our the themes that you found and what is really i have to say just in a striking uh effort at research. i mean you really conquered

began to settle separately in denmark already they said that they will limit the visa for 2 years, andhen you are swept back. by the way, in some other countries, but uh, no one is waiting for ukrainians. and not only that, no one likes the fact that ukraine arranges a massacre, european cities smash the infrastructure, crap on the street, behave as if they all owe them, in fact, ukrainians do not understand that europeans have long built their way of life with difficulty, they are completely unnecessary four and a half million positions that say, like, wait a minute, you owe us a dutch newspaper on russia's most russophobic newspaper. the netherlands is already even a caricature drunk there, under them sorry , there are puddles drawn by the river, i drew two tourists, so ukrainian refugees and they, uh, it's time for this dutch box, and you and they say, the war is almost over, not like already. well, that is, it's about relationships now, it's in england. yes, it happened. it's brutal. the joke is that the boy sasha needs help to adopt him and where such a nazi is depicted, the whole

what they do may be the more through denmark to move to europe. i know if i go away no more, she's no more anymore. so if i li, reagan dish ish, i will move to denmark because word re do what we do here. nasty . where in a way to see something that really demonstrates greenland loan standing strategic important during the cold war. the u. s. a dozens of military bases right across the country and in places they now present a highly toxic threat. as the ice cap, melton, we had it for acre attack. hidden away up a fjord on the east coast made the wonder of the arctic was hard to know what to expect. when we finally made landfill, what we found was jaw dropping, a vast, rusting dump. this be left to slowly decay the 7 decades. ready ready ready during the cold war, american command is ordered that military base is should be built across greenland . in fact, small than 50 were built. now any one remains in the rest. like this one were simply abandoned. amongst it all more than 200000 aviation fuel drums. many were full when they were left behind. the

and denmark revenue grew by i2% whilejobs are up ilt. are up 14. the pandemic— while jobs are up 14. the pandemic we _ while jobs are up 14. the pandemic we have - while jobs are up 14. iie: pandemic we have been through and the war is pushed more automation and robotics, there is a lack of qualified over and a need to shorten the supply chain. . . , , chain. that has helped revenue saw 40% last — chain. that has helped revenue saw 40% last year _ chain. that has helped revenue saw 40% last year and - chain. that has helped revenue saw 40% last year and one - chain. that has helped revenue saw 40% last year and one of l saw 40% last year and one of the biggest players is mir specialising in autonomous robots used in factories and warehouses but like others in the industry it has had to impact to a major challenge, a global chip shortage. semiconductors and electronic components affecting every day, sometimes we have two pay extra to get something in short supply and redesign the products. supply and redesign the products-— supply and red

if i li, reagan dish ish, i will move to denmark because word re do what we do here. dorothy we're on our way to see something that really demonstrates greenland lowest on the strategic importance during the cold war. the u. s. a dozens of military bases right across the country and in places they now present a highly toxic threat as the ice cap. melton mm. we had it for acre tech, hidden away up a fjord on the east coast made the wonder of the arctic was hot to know what to expect. when we finally made landfill, what we found was george dropping a vast, rusting dump. this be left to slowly decay a 7 decades. ready ready ready during the cold war, american command is ordered. the military bases should be built across greenland. in fact, more than 50 were built. now any one remains and the rest, like this one, was simply abandoned amongst it all. more than 200000 aviation fuel drums. many were full when they were left behind. the rusting orange barrels reportedly called american flowers by the local in you it about they were flowers at leech toxic contents into the soil and was weighs.

estonia 14 denmark 15 for the country. this is a historic step, they said in the mid lane.or the company with the rest of denmark, 15 russians came out. scouts working in the russian embassy in copenhagen, they pose a threat to our national security in the arsenal of weapons in european countries, except for expulsion, of course, sanctions. but this time something went wrong on the eve of the introduction of the fifth package, where an embargo is being prepared. everything from potash salt to caviar and european commission vodka. suddenly i looked at the exchange rate of the ruble and was very surprised by the ruble. so keeps resisting the ruble demonstrated the ability of a strong resistance putin now insists that you paid him for gas in rubles to maintain the currency. let's see what will happen in the fifth agreed, but not yet adopted. a package of sanctions is a lot of new things coal a ban on operations with four russian banks disconnected from swift a ban on the entry of russian ships portes went to hauliers trucks from russia and belarus will not be able to enter eur

he lives in denmark. john rauch is senior fellow and government studies program and offered eight books. it made me feel that. how do you do that? many articles, public policy, articles highly influential and may know. these publications include 2021 book the constitution acknowledge defense of truth as well as5 the 2015 book which i think more and more coming into its own politicalal realism, bak room deals can strengthen democracy and rights for the atlantic and the 2005 national magazine award. so i'm eager to get started here. jacob, can you tell us about the book, what led you to write it, also the podcast and themes you've found and i have to say, a striking effort that research. you really conquered a demanding, very broad set of issues and it's hard to work with, right? >> thank you for hosting me, i really appreciate the opportunity. also almost exactly two years since i was in washington, i was speaking at0t cato, john, i thik we were having a dinner at a time where hindsight, it might not have

vladimir dal denmark denmark that's right, dahl's father was a sensor n n500 about the harsh everyday life of these people during the war resemble monuments in dozens of cities in russia perm saratov in samara eco-friendly scandinavians learn to sort it correctly in kindergarten. rubbish right, i 200 this people, who do not have their own state , lives not only in scandinavia, but also on the kola peninsula, right, scandinavia itself 500 mount galkin, 2469 meters high. the highest peak of all scandinavia is in this country in norway a verbal portrait of 400 konstantin the same shroud do you have 700 to whom ali game thank you for export 100 or 500 500 attention to the screen was a time when our cars were also exported, for example, this is a passenger car machine production of the moscow plant of small cars. name the brand, if small, perhaps this is moskvich we continue. hh 400 beethoven wrote it in 1812, bruckner in 1884 mailer in 1905. seventh symphony verbal portrait 500 he was 38 years old , yellow wheat eyebrows and white eyes, an english mustache sat on his red wax face. the col

, two, three four, one, two, three four, one, two, three four attention. such fellows and land in denmark would have seen blitzkrieg laughing in vain. it's good you don't have them. step march one two three four times, two, three four equals hello, i wish you creativity hooray hooray hooray thank you for your service. hooray! hooray! wow, muzzle, thank you, thank you, eagle give me a kiss. thank you, you are a dog! thank you for your service corporal.

only qualified danish citizens living in denmark were able to vote in the plebiscite. of my eight great grandparents, i believe one may have met the land and income requirement mandatory to be able to vote. . and after the purchase, those living in the territory, my grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts,s, my family were citizens of no country, nowhere for 10 years. yet, after becoming citizens, virgin islanders came immediately to washington and petitioned, pleaded to be part of the draft. you see, virgin islanders, like the other territories, serve and give the ultimate sacrifice, far greater number per capita, than those americans on the main land. we wanted and are still willing to take on the responsibility, not just the privilege. until the united states began ownerships of territories, largely comprised of minority, black and brown people, disenfranchisement of territories was a temporary condition. from the 1787 northwest ordinance until the acquisition of puerto rico, lands were deemed territories but the -- with the expectation they would become states. the

now we have australia and we also saw it in discussions with denmark and now the u.k., so it is veryrning that when one country shows a complete disregard for its international legal obligations such as australia that the u.k. has been following suit, and i think there is a real risk that as more countries seek to close their borders and shutdown access to people fleeing war persecution, there is a real worry of a domino effect of others pushing ahead to close their borders. >> former colleagues of yours at the university of new south wales have given testimony to u.k.'s parliament when it came to their experiences, their research about australia's offshore processing system. what were some of those messages that were conveyed to british parliamentarians, and what would your message be right now to british mp's who are considering this proposal? >> i think the research clearly shows that offshore detention is a form of cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment. research done by my colleagues, by ngo, by humane agencies has pointed to significant deficiencies in australia's system, in t

taras shevchenko and only then a meeting with president zelensky denmark allocates 600 million crownsdget for weapons for ukraine spain has already sent a ship loaded with ammunition, inspired by such support. security council secretary. danilov threatens to resort to terrorist methods to blow up the crimean bridge, if we had the opportunity to do it, we would have already done it. if this is an opportunity. we will definitely do this in the united ukrainian air, they praise vsu. and having already very powerful. e. brigades battalions are very effective, but there is still equipment of the fourth fifth generation in the rear to the european one, the equipment is treated with care today, clean thursday. i'm ordering on my neck there pipe. sends to the front what is worse, here the ukrainian military fires from a maxim a machine gun it was actually produced back in the century before last , it is clear that ours are not fun there either, artillery polishes them on it. there are problems, as it were, because in a rotten attitude against them they are superior to prepare for defense, che

that is why prices are already inflated, and we see that people want to stock up on goods, denmark's neighbors sweden and finland are now very much looking forward to joining nato, this was once again confirmed today by the secretary general of the organizations, jens toltenberg, when the alliance asked ukraine for such enthusiastic statements about a potential nato future kiev from brussels did not sound hello is obvious. whether to join nato is the decision of finland and sweden. but if they make such a decision, we will accept them with open arms. hugs. they are our close partners and strong democracies eu members we have worked with finland sweden for many years their armed forces are up to nato standards if these countries apply to the alliance we expect their admission process to be fast british politicians. let's go even further the alliance claims to be global. the steering wheel and problems declared las in the united kingdom whether straz and called for the inclusion of countries from other regions in the organization, in the meantime, the states already admitted to nato ar

norway, denmark for now even to be interrupted by what to take from the middle east, but there are manyxplored oil and gas deposits that can be used. reviewed her options very quickly, not literally a few days ago they said we can't refuse even the 25% that we use, and today i received information that only 12%. already great progress, i think that the nearest 12%. will also be overcome and he finally refused, well for us it would actually be a very strong pressure on russia if gas for so many european countries ceased to be a strategic product after all if we talk about the history of gas and oil and oil still occupies a significant share but no the key yes gas bar this is what we can dream about and ask all of our european partners, we understand that physically not everyone is ready for this either, but this is what we have to say and prove because a month ago we were lying we asked for an oil bar but we didn't think that it can happen, this is the period when it is worth paying attention to alternative energy sources that were postponed for later, right now they are becoming very re

now obviously denmark where you are p and championship semi finalists just last year. so that not a team to be underestimated. but again, i think for france, they'll be looking at that with, you know, in a similar vein to the way the england will be sizing up their group and thinking that the task that should be manageable in terms of the loses. i think it's pretty difficult this time to account a kind of group of death. i think the cd mechanism seems to have done a fairly good job. most of the groups look very evenly matched. so yes, certainly, and assigned to them. what about the german team? what do their pro prospects look like? so germany are in group 8 now they've been drawn alongside japan, spain and the 2nd international playoff in group a. so that price will be taken by either costa rica or new zealand. now again, i think this is kind of similar to group b and d that we've just gone through. you know, certainly a strong group for germany, not an impossible task. now japan are of course a solid team with good woke up pedigree, costa rica, and new zealand, the e

and that's margaret of denmark. this is her effigy and her tomb. as a matter of fact who for a brief period of time with the union of calamar? managed through sheer force of will to unite the kingdoms of denmark's sweden in norway into one. it's the kind of undertaking that i think say only a woman would would conceive of and and would pursue and only a woman like margaret of denmark would be able to achieve. to watch the rest of this program visit booktv.org use the search box at the top of the page to look for arthur herman or the title of his book the viking heart. weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast every saturday american history tv documents america's story and on sundays book tv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors funding for c-span 2 comes from these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband along with these television companies support c-span 2 as a public service i look now at some publishing industry news former cia director and secretary of state. mike. pompeo is writing a

the latest country to announce the expulsion of diplomats is denmark.o the un says russia will present what he called "factual evidence" to the un security council demonstrating that western statements on events at bucha are lies, and that the shocking images of bodies in the streets of bucha were staged. 0ur russia editor steve rosenberg reports. this is how russia wants its soldiers in ukraine to be seen — as heroes and humanitarian workers, a caring, sharing army, spreading goodness and light to those it claims to be liberating. but moscow knows the international community doesn't believe that. mr lavrov, the us president has called your president a war criminal and said he must be held accountable. what does that tell us about russia's international reputation right now? translation: what this says is many american politicians | who started the iraq war, destroyed syria, invaded libya. their conscience is in a bad way. our main interest is what the russian people think about this situation. as for evidence of apparent russian atrocities, the kremlin

he is in prague and denmark.on rauch as the seniors found the governor studies program the author of eight books breeding that made me feel bad, eight books? how do you do that. many articles on government's articles have been highly influential as you may know. since many booking publications could the 2021 book the constitution of knowledge with a sense of truth as well as a 2015 e-book which i think more and more coming into its own, political realism how machines big money and backroom deals can strengthen american democracy. he also writes for the atlantic and recipient of the 2005 national magazine award. the equivalent of the pulitzer prize. so i'm eager to get started here. jacob, could you tell something about the book? what ledpo you to write it? in the podcast and the theme you have found and what is really i have to say a striking effort at research. you have really conquered a very demanding, very broad set of issues. it's very hard to work with, right? it is 2000 years. >> guest: first of all thank

the alley, i mean, denmark, in terms of thumb. can you hear me? okay, allie? just terms of denmark, the story with christian ericsson at the moment. come back. he's made up to the having a cardiac arrest. the, the european championship last year, and the same back playing for denmark and back in contention for wilco sports one at one of the great stories in football at the moment. honestly, every time you think football cart as done is done surprising you, it comes along with something like that for him to school goal only less than a year in the same stadium less than the year after he had what we thought may be a fatal heart attack is just incredible and that team is just though undefeated onto the last game of qualifying the only team do that in europe, they really on to something special that you can tell. they've got some kind of brotherly spirit. they only got locked out to england extra time of the years. denmark is, is really a force we recommend for this will cop. the last couple made it to this quarter follows i believe beaten by coy sean on penaltie

i was working in denmark, mailed in my ballot. i checked online, did my vote count and it said online there was no record of my vote. i called my assistant i said could you please check if my vote counted. she called a wonderful lady who said yes as a matter of fact that vote did count. i went back online and guess what? online it said your vote is not known and did not count. to this day i do not have e satisfaction. >> question for you whether as a senator you would wocertify pennsylvania's electoral votes. >> what's interesting about this question is that i watch the debate from last night atand i don't recall anyone asking the democratic senatorial candidate that question. >> but they don't question it . >> i don't recall anyone asking the question. >> democrats made an industry out of the elections. they made an entire industry on it and i don't remember anyone specifically in the media ever challenging any democrat who ran around talking about that tax, trump is not my president yet republican candidates every time we walk i

in particular, regarding denmark, the official representative of the foreign ministry, maria zakharova stressed that appropriate measures would be taken against employees outside the institutions of the kingdom. and that's just the last germany has declared 40 people of russian diplomatic personnel persona non grata, while france is talking about 35 employees there, according to a source from the franz agency mirror measures. our country will also accept lithuania from latvia, which on the eve announced a decrease in the level of depp relations. new footage from our ministry of defense salvo launch of seven caliber cruise missiles at ground targets, they were fired by the crew of the ship and the black sea occupiers, high-precision weapons hit military infrastructure facilities in ukraine, ukrainian nationalists were preparing for a major movement of detachments to new positions to strike at units of russia and the dpr, this became known thanks to the work of our military in the signalers, who intercepted the negotiations of the radicals with the help of a mobile security control stati

now we have australia and then we also saw in discussions with denmark, now the u. k. so it is barry and stanny. when one country shows a complete disregard for its international legal obligation, such as australia that the u. k is then following fish, and i think there is a real risk that as more countries take to close their borders and shut down, access to people, flee in war persecution, that there is a real worry of the domino effect of others. pushing ahead to close their borders. natalie of former colleagues of yours is the university of new south wales had given testimony to you, case parliament. when it came to their experience of their research about the australia's offshore processing a system. what were some of those messages that were conveyed to british parliamentarians and what would your message be right now to british m p. 's, who are considering this proposal? i think the research very clearly shows that offshore detention is a form of cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment. research done by my colleagues by i n g or is by un. agencies has clearly poi

also coming up spain in denmark's prime minister's visit ukraine, they're expected to meet with president vladimir zalinski tension and the occupied and ok, so mos compound were is really troops of injured $21.00, palestinian worshippers, and the 2 contenders for the french presidency. go head to head in a heated televised debates. hello, russia says it will spare the lives of ukrainian soldiers making a last stand in mario poor. if they lay down their arms, who turn has congratulated his defense minister, calling operations to control mar your pull. a success. russian forces are now laying siege to the as of stall steel plants. after president vladimir putin cancel plans to storm the facility. and we solution easily, so i consider the proposed storming of the industrial area, pointless. i ordered to aborted. this is the case when we must think that is we must always think. but even more so in this case, about preserving the life and health of our soldiers and offices, there's no need to climb into these catacombs and crawl underground through these industrial city's block off this indust

the active phase of military operations, very briefly about the consequences of the attack on new denmarkw data, i am not the one who suffered. unfortunately, my condolences to your colleague and relatives who died. abnormal things are also happening, primarily due to the fact that we had the head of the un in kyiv and he saw with his own eyes how the un should be more active because what is currently happening in the un there, for example, security, when russia continues to block decisions that ukraine is needed. this is not normal. they should include russia from here. i am sure that guerish, when he left kyiv, he already made a final decision for himself on how it should work. thank you, mr. dmytro dmytro bilotserkovets, kyiv city council the chairman was the line of communication with us, and once again we express our condolences to the relatives and friends of faith hyrych. she was also our colleague, of course, and recently worked as a producer of radio svoboda , and well, we have another topic. yes, we are already moving on to this one, you know. and i raise them. thank you, or in

uh, start the government of both spain and denmark. here they will come to us today and support us.yes they will talk about what they themselves, who receive all the gas from africa and denmark and the north sea, they don’t give a damn about the parents of the park, you understand, we will be supported not only by the gentleman that he said? you need 50 me there i'm willing to give. yesterday he was the only person who said zelensky you need 50, i'm ready to give 7 billion every month, therefore, we treat germany badly in the morning, and in the evening it's good, but still we are waiting for money, but jokes are jokes. see how you see the situation. what is the situation. how does the situation from ukraine look a bit. here, look at the leadership of turkey for example, they say we cannot speak against russia because we are a peacemaker and bam, depending on russian tourists. he says, listen, we can't drive because we need gas, uh, nuclear power plants, we need oil and so on, slovakia even romania says which moana, says we can't either. here, even every germany says in the end that

and we started working with some investigative journalists from denmark and other countries. we discovered that when all was said and done, it wasn't 200000000 going through that branch, but 230000000000 going to that branch of dirty russian money. so this is one bank, one branch of, of a danish bank, 230000000000. and so i would estimate that if we could lift the hood on everything, the total amount of money stolen by the potent regime since student 1st took power is a trillion dollars. and that explains why he's asking trump to hammer over that explains why he made it a single largest foreign policy priority to repeal the maintenance guy act. that explains why everything is, is focused on this, this piece of legislation and this investigation because couldn't understand that, that this is achilles heel. his money in the west and all the money he stolen is what he's ultimately, that's what, that's what he was banking on. having using, using for war using for whatever he wanted to use it for. and now all of a sudden it's getting frozen by governments around the world as we sp

dmitry sergeevich they are so that some unknown bearded man was poking around in the central block of denmarkcing the collapsed mother. don't set the guys up, they worked with you, okay? but know that now you are making a big mistake , it may very well be. i'm calling vasiliev communication with the seals appeared not yet, the strongest magnetic storms, the vessel does not respond. they are those smugglers. well, i personally think so. i hope we can get confirmation before the connection is lost, moving in that direction. stand went take the second you understand it. run run well, split? where will he go? here is islam. well, she reported no, magnetic storms, like this you work and work, then we will report magnetic storms are not forever. all works, perform a clear quality, not like these, that he looked and ask. it. clear. i'm zhenya zhenya where are you? and i'm not going to report to anyone here. zhenya zhenya come back. and who else do you have? let's go i hope they will help us enter the data will help. there is no central block and how to understand this, where is the central block? do

prince of denmark, listen to valery dmitrievich.beaten steaks for a long time, i always like to have order. and in vain you think to throw me off balance. like this? i throw you off balance. duty airing and i do not say goodbye to you. you know, somewhere i thought just now that if kolobok has no legs, and he rolls all the time, then how does he roll. katya got ready, i let go of the steering wheel. i 'm starting to feel embarrassed about you. a good sign galina petrovna, i wanted to give him a thermometer, but he it turned out he said that his temperature was normal, which is why i wrote down that it’s normal to put a thermometer for everyone, and not trust the first transverse one you meet. or maybe i'm theoretically dangerous to those around you, don't listen to me. you never know what i said, but it is dangerous to treat. it's exactly like the dysentery microbe. shut up. let's measure the temperature. oh, how our heart beats. you know i love order, lord who is this? yes, yesterday they washed it badly in the corner and there was

you mentioned mailing in your vote when you are in denmark.ou claimed during that time that your vote was not counted. it was counted. do you regret making that came -- claim? ms. sands: i do not. i was working in denmark, mailed in my ballots, checked online, did my vote count? it said online that there was no record of my vote. i called and asked if they could check my vote and if it counted. to this day i do not have satisfaction. >> kathy barnette, a question to you of if you were the senator if you would have taken back the vote. ms. barnette: i don't recall anyone asking that question. -- made an entire industry out of the 2016 on challenging elections. i don't remember anyone specifically in the media ever challenging any democrat who ran around talking about gas tax, trump is not my president. republican candidates, every time i walk into a room where the moderator leans more left, they begin to ask us that question, what would you have done? yet i am watching the debate last night and no one asked any of them and yet in 2016 we saw wh

only 10% of the rest is grown according to our orders abroad, including the netherlands and poland, denmarkgium, and even some types of seeds are grown in the usa. now only china will support us. in china, seed production is developing very well. if necessary, increase production volumes and domestic agricultural holdings. they say that summer residents should not worry without a harvest. they will not stay, but in the choice experts advise you must be very. attentive, especially seedlings, the first thing i do is a podeya that you can bring to yourself is a whitefly. eh, little mouse. so, when you disturb her like this. e, take off, e, take off this little mosquito and we will see her. here representatives of nurseries and private breeders divorced many scammers. they sell seeds of bright blue peonies, orange phlox, yellow-lilacs, which, in principle, are not there are such great temptations awaiting us as something that cannot be. naturally, there can be no e lily trees, but we all understand that lily is a bulbous plant, flowering should be feared, but even e life. e, for example, wister

kilometers away at some of the other global business stories. making the news construction has resumed in denmark on a gas pipeline. linking norway with poland, work had been suspended due to environmental concerns. the baltic pipe project is due to be finished by the end of the year. war saw says when completed, it will end polish dependence on russian gas and russian deliveries of gas to slovakia fell on tuesday by around 25 percent from the previous day. according to data. from the slovakia network operator. lakia depends on russia for 85 percent of its natural gas, and his government has repeatedly said the country can't afford to be cut off from the supply. the war and ukraine isn't just playing out within the countries borders . another front has opened up in cyberspace brushes use of hackers to attack it's adversaries has been well documented. but ukraine is also proving itself more than capable of cyber counter stripes. and army of hackers is taking warfare to a new frontier. ukraine is fighting rushes. invasion insider space 2 over 250000 volunteers. answer the call of the countries depu