a former top official of the european union, donald tusk knows what it's like to be at the center of decision making and brussels. now he wants warsaw as views to carry more weight, especially when it comes to ukraine policy. the traditional e u power, couple of friends in germany hasn't been united on supporting, keep providing an opening for other countries to show leadership. we need unity of course, but you cannot be any mold the unit you, you know, all of this slow is moving kind of invested in this convo task, once unity to in the form of a coalition of like minded countries that believe supporting ukraine is crucial for their own security and that no decisions should be made without keys. and those who could, i mean, nothing about ukraine without ukraine. i have taken efforts to mobilize prime ministers and presidents of the member states in order to make it an iron clad principal in which any of these the nor to can baltic nations have invited to, to attend to their meeting. because they have a lot in common, they're close to your front line. they invest heavily in their own

full as prime minister donald tusk says he expects less u. s. involvement and ukraine following donald trump's election. victory task also believes europe will have to take more responsibility for its own security. he announced an upcoming warsaw visit by nato chief mark richard to discuss the trans atlantic co operation going forward. and us media report that president elect donald trump is again preparing to withdraw america from the parish climate agreement. the new york times rights that trumps transition team is preparing to execute orders to pull out according to the paper. trump will also allow more mining and drilling for oil, and thousands are taking part in a women's march and washington d. c to protest against donald trump's election when they're worried. his 2nd term in the office will further erode women's access to reproductive health care. a similar riley is planned for new york city. 8 years ago, almost half a 1000000 people descended on washington for women's march denouncing trumps. first presidency of cross over to correspon

was targeting, has blogs come on centers and a weapons manufacturing side. bolan's prime minister donald tusk says he expects the less us involvement in ukraine following donald trump's election. victory task also believes europe will have to take more responsibility for its own security chief mark who it is to visit will so soon for talks on transatlantic corporations. and excuse me, just generally sort of show that says he is open to talks on early elections following the collapse office 3 policy coalition, government speaking in the hong gary and capital budapest. shots said he would consider moving the time table forward. if the opposition 1st helps him to pass the legislation, he initially promised to hold a confidence vote next january, opening the way for the election in march. but a position policy is going to speed up that process. on left him who is in the studio with me and now i have nothing you've traveled with a john. so to budapest, uh, what's the impression, when can we expect new elections then? i would say we can say with a high degree of just into that. we're going to have

earlier, poland's prime minister, donald tusk who strongly backs kyiv warned of a real and serious riskthe war. i spoke earlier with andriy zagrodnyuk, ukraine's former defence minister and asked him about those comments. i don't think minister is correct because simply saying this is been a global warfair because simply saying this is been a global war fair already. there's been other countries participating with them around was applying to russia all this time for the belarus was part of russian engagement since day one. north korea, been supplying to russia for a while as well. and now they are supplying troops. and then the western countries have been supplying to ukraine for a while and there's been a permission to use this against russian positions for a long time. technically the only thing we changed recently is that there's been a permission to grant strikes into russian territory. if you think about that, russia can use its territory to supply forces, command and control functions and so on and then attack ukraine, its neighbor across the border to ukrainian territory for that

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that warning came on friday from one of kyiv�*s top allies, polish prime minister donald tusk.flict, he added, was entering a decisive stage. moscow's strike on the ukrainian city of dnipro, which involved a new experimental ballistic missile with multiple warheads, has been widely condemned. nato says it won't be deterred from its support for ukraine, and next week, there'll be an emergency nato—ukraine meeting in brussels. ukraine's foreign minister says his country will be looking for concrete outcomes. translation: the recent massive terrorist missile attacks, _ shelling of ukraine, the involvement of north korean troops and new threats demonstrate that only russia is interested in continuing the war and expanding it. the world must respond decisively to russia's threats, nuclear blackmail and the involvement of foreign military to its aggression. ukraine president volodymyr zelensky said russia's use of the hypersonic and intermediate—range missile is a "clear and severe escalation" which the world must respond to. the level of technology could pose a risk beyond ukraine's

poland's prime minister donald tusk — who strongly backs kyiv — warned of serious risk of a global conflictne's former defence minister — and asked him about those comments. i don't think minister is correct because simply saying this is been a global war for awhile already. there's been other countries participating with them around was applying to russia all this time for the belarus was part of russian engagement since day one. north korea, been supplying to russia for a while as well. and now they are supplying troops. and then the western countries have been supplying to ukraine for a while and there's been a permission to use this against russian positions for a long time. technically the only thing we changed recently is that there's been a permission to grant strikes into russian territory. if you think about that, russia can use its territory to supply forces, command and control functions and so on and then attack ukraine, its neighbor across the border to ukrainian territory. ukraine until recently he didn't have a right to strike back. any military officer or expert would tell y

polish prime minister donald tusk has said the war is entering a decisive stage, with a real risk of respond when he takes office? the former secretary general of natojens stoltenberg stepped down from the role just last month. he worked with donald trump during his first term as president, and he spoke to the bbc�*s ukrainecast about a second trump administration. i expect also the new us administration to support ukraine, because it is in the security interest of the united states to ensure that president putin doesn't win in ukraine. and last time i worked with him, back in — the first time he was president, you have to remember that at that time, after russia had annexed crimea and actually gone into the eastern donbas, the line, the policy from nato allies, including the united states, was not to deliver aid, not to deliver weapons to ukraine. it was president trump that change that policy and started to deliver weapons to ukraine, including the javelins, the anti—tank weapons that proved so decisive, so important, especially at the beginning of the war. and people forget that,

poland's prime minister, donald tusk, has warned of a real and serious risk of a global conflict developingwas entering a decisive stage. nato says russia's use of its new missile will not deter ukraine's allies from supporting kyiv and is holding emergency talks in brussels next week. a reporterfrom bbc russia a reporter from bbc russia told us more. , , . a reporter from bbc russia told us more. , ,.,, us more. this is a second part of putin's _ us more. this is a second part of putin's public— us more. this is a second part of putin's public response - us more. this is a second part of putin's public response of l of putin's public response of the uk and us decision to allow ukraine to allow their missiles on deep russian territory. first was that hit on dnipro, the huge power plant with the next meeting putin's announcement that russia has just tested, he called a new missile. and these second parts is about the more threatening even because putin says that russia has already stockpiled those missiles and is about to use them on whatever target they wish, both in ukraine and in europe a

certainly open conversation on twitter or x-com from the president of poland, donald tusk, essentiallyuggesting that the attacks we saw horrific on ukraine over the weekend show that really russia isn't interested in peace and phone calls can't kind of massage this problem away. i paraphrase there, but signs i think within the western alliance of great anxiety about what trump may indeed bring. and also i think a difference in approach the germans, clearly they're trying to act as the peacemaker for their own domestic reasons that will irritate other parts of a nato alliance that has until now tried to very firmly say they are with ukraine until the end. the atacms, the longer range missiles from the us may be joined by their equivalent from the uk, the storm shadow and the scalp from the french and this, i think, is a western alliance now trying to give ukraine what it possibly can in these vital two months. the big downside, kate, about negotiations or the fact that they're looming is that everyone tries to get in a better place on the battlefield during a war ahead of them. that's w

. >> los lideres como robert fico de eslovaquia y donald tusk de polonia destacaron su respeto por la bulgaria, y gitanas nauseda, de lituania, reafirmaron la importancia de la alianza estrategica con estados unidos, especialmente en seguridad. >> en asia, el primer ministro japones, shigeru ishiba, expreso que el gobierno de la alianza japon-estados unidos a un nuevo nivel de cooperacion. >> por su parte, el presidente surcoreano, jun suk-kyo, destaco la fortaleza de la alianza entre la republica de corea y la union especialmente en la defensa contra amenazas de corea del norte. >> en medio oriente, el rey abdullah ii de jordania subrayo su interes en colaborar con trump para promover la paz y estabilidad regional, senalando el rol de jordania como mediador inmediatos deoriente. >> el presidente ruso vladimir putin no tiene planes inmediatos de felicitar a donald trump en latinoamerica ya se manifesto via escrita y en ingles el presidente de argentina, javier milei, diciendole a trump que esta dispuesto a colaborar con su nueva tarea. >> por su parte, la gobernante mexicana, claudia