e parliament. e, moses himself, speaks with a tango, and meetings.turally from the minister of mono-country affairs, and those are not alfred mutua. uh, the negotiations were saturated with interested parties . the kiev side showed great interest. e to these. e to communicate with our minister of foreign affairs have been discussed. e. questions , er, of a very wide range, starting from bilateral cooperation, and then er, regional situations. i mean the situation in east africa, from continental continental issues i mean africa as a whole and also the global agenda, uh, and uh, a number of specific agreements were reached, among which, uh, only mentioned uh, agreement, uh, u creation of joint e, intergovernmental commission, a on economic cooperation. uh, it was decided to speed up this project, and to speed up the coordination of the draft of this agreement. a and respectively intensive correspondingly. another indication to the leaders of both sides to intensify the work, the most important result was also the intensification of the political dialo

e in parliament. in local and parliamentary and presidential elections with his candidacy. well, yes, you already mentioned that you are going to continue to get political fight political activity, maybe, uh. share what actions you intend to take in order to overcome this unconstitutional wording. what schemes? here you may exist? with lawyers with former members of the collection the courts, of course, are absolutely perplexed how such a decision could be, this is a precedent in the republic of moldova, that is , no one has ever allowed himself to carry out such a decision. uh, so literally within the next 48 hours. we will come out with some specific solution. and he. i thank you to remind you that the leader of the short party was in direct contact with the facts. ilanger thank you ukrainian troops attacked the volnovakha in the dpr in the city hit from the mlrs hit came to a busy quarter near the school stop from the warehouse according to local about 20 people have been affected by the authoritie

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e, will expand the direction of cooperation not only with russia, but also with members of the eurasian economic union, the most important task, as the parliamenter the creation of conditions for unconditional implementation of agreements that are reached at the highest level, uh, that are reached at the level of governments. we appreciate. your contribution to the strengthening of bilateral trade and economic relations between our countries, to raise them beyond the level in which our political relations are. as will be strengthened, entrepreneurial ties. we will need more people who know the russian language, therefore, in the current conditions, we especially appreciate the possibility of providing degrees for teaching cuban students russian in italy stopped. the work of the parliament of the country says goodbye silvio berlusconi, the brightest politician, died on the eve of his eighty-seventh year of life, the funeral ceremony at his villa san martino near milan allows only berlusconi's relatives behind the fence of a spontaneous memorial sea of ​​\u200b\u200bflowers from ordinary italians. tomorrow, on the day of the funeral, mourning has

e dialogue. uh, by uh, line, public parliaments and experts. e, azerbaijan and armenia e.you know, uh, on hmm each of these areas is uh, the work of u is not so long ago on june 2, for example, in moscow was held from a tripartite working group consisted of a meeting, a tripartite working group. uh, that means, uh at the level of u vice-premiers under the chairmanship and aleksey loganavich from the russian side. where were they considered? questions are just the resumption of transport links and has been reached. uh, significant progress in this direction. eh, of course. uh, the russian side will continue. e their efforts, in full accordance with the aforementioned tripartite statements, to assist in resolving the whole range of issues of the armenian azerbaijani normalization including and. uh, of course, uh, progress towards signing a peace treaty. well, russia has been working closely for a very long time to resolve the conflict in mountainous karabakh, to achieve this signing of a peace agreement between the army and azerbaijan. but now it is being asked. it seems tha

matvienko, instructed her colleagues to prepare a special statement that will be sent to the foreign parliament. eembers of the federation website and a terrorist act and a monstrously military a crime, moreover, a pre-planned well-thought-out one, which led to a very serious large-scale humanitarian and environmental catastrophe. now, if this time the international community tries to somehow slow down this topic, reduce the degree of condemnation. uh, on the site of the un organization and others, they will also commit the crimes of a colleague. i think that let's still prepare our statement, promptly instruct the committee on international affairs, the committee on agriculture, nature management , to present the situation truthfully and with our estimates and will send you promptly to the general parliament. kiev simply hates the crimeans and has actually nullified the eco convention on the protection of the use of transboundary watercourses and international lakes. we understand that these international criminals are using every opportunity to deprive the inhabitants of the peninsula of access

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president and the ministry of foreign affairs, and these messages must be delivered to e-e embassies to parliaments to the governments of foreign countries , you know, especially you need to emphasize the so-called global soul, that is, the global south, because russia works there very actively, unfortunately, and uh, they are under the influence of russian disinformation. that is, we need to transfer, we who understand very well what kind of what is happening, in fact, we do not need to convince them of our friends, allies, but we need to strengthen our information work to those countries that, er, in which there is still such influence on the part of russia, disinformation influence regarding the harshness of the response, well, the main body that should respond to this decisively is, of course, the un security council, but since er- e. russia is occupying the seats of the soviet union for no reason, contrary to the statute, so we cannot do anything, unfortunately, because any decision will be blocked by russia or china, and we need to do something about it, and we must openly declare that russia

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manually and during a rally near the european parliament , a member of the european parliament from lithuania petraš eauštrevych came out to the ukrainians and he just talked about what tomorrow in the european parliament the first issue and the agenda will be the consideration of the economic, humanitarian, social, and ecological consequences of the undermining of the kakhova hpp, and these debates will be more heartfelt and serious because the deputies who went to work today for the session of the european parliament saw the ukrainian disaster and heard all such rumors about fairy tales , which was arranged in the kherson region, you can see that it is generally a very exciting event. many people are accompanied by the police, and now under the russian consulate there will be another good big one for ukrainians. they gathered for a walk for to once again tell the worlds, first of all, to the european deputies about what russia is doing on the territory of our state, in particular, the blowing up of the kakhovka hydroelectric power plant, the consequences for the whole of europe, one dead and one wou

— mps safe to work in parliament? i een-e week— mps safe to work in parliament?conduct, complaints of sexual abuse, eemplame— complaints of sexual abuse, eemplame .— complaints of sexual abuse, complaints . yes.- complaints of sexual abuse, complaints . yes. that's complaints. yes. that's elvleaely— complaints. yes. that's obviously following gareth oavlee— obviously following gareth davies being— obviously following gareth davies being investigated. do you— davies being investigated. do you wal— davies being investigated. do you think that— davies being investigated. do you think that labour has got a woman problem— you think that labour has got a woman problem or a hypocrisy problem?— woman problem or a hypocrisy problem? what's— woman problem or a hypocrisy problem? what's the deal here mm— problem? what's the deal here we yam— problem? what's the deal here we yam elm— problem? what's the deal here with your own party? i think the eme— with your own party? i think the ef— with your own party? i think the issue of sexual— with your own party? i think the issue

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about this in particular, at the same time today it became known that the european parliament called the undermining of the e dam at the kakhovsky hpp a terrorist act and condemned the russian federation, today a resolution was passed in the parliament and the parliamentarians called on the european commission and the eu countries to provide all necessary in the flood zone, help, in particular, equipment , drinking water, food products. well , they supported the investigation of the international criminal court in the case of the destruction of the dam. the result of this investigation should be another warrant for vladimir putin . since we know that he already has one warrant for the deportation of ukrainian children on the territory of russia . e qualifies as a war crime because it is a weapon of mass impression comes out e-e exactly so, that is, if the icc will e-e investigate it as a terrorist act that is, it means another warrant for putin, another arrest warrant for putin and for other military leaders who those involved in the commission of this terrorist attack, to blow up the dam, to use such a blow

about it in particular, at the same time today it became known that the european parliament called the undermining of the e dam at the kakhovsky hpp an act of terrorism and condemned the russian federation. today , a resolution was passed in the parliament and the parliamentarians called on the european commission and eu countries to provide all necessary assistance in the flooded area, including equipment, drinking water, food products , and they supported the investigation of the international criminal court in the case of destruction the dams are on your e-e p valentin, the result of this investigation should be another warrant for vladimir putin since we know that he already has one warrant for the deportation of ukrainian children on the territory of russia - this is quite a serious crime in the world and qualifies as a serious crime here it turns out that the use of the dam that they blew up is qualified as a war crime because it is a weapon of mass effect . that's right, that is, if the iss will investigate this terrorist attack. that means another warrant for putin, another arrest warrant for putin

that is, this issue is also being worked out at the site of the parliament and filmed. that is, eey will be allocated, including what is expected. that is, it is in the works , which will be including previously yes or maybe even, right? well, now we met with business, but naturally, when you meet from this one, you ask a question from this one. and what business needs for development, so money , almost no one now has enough software products that allow us to finance projects, what business says now, but the first, and large enterprises have competencies in honor of some unique equipment. we want to develop, but we only need to use it once. here are the turns. there's some unique the safest to buy abroad. yes, that's about it too. they didn’t buy, yes, he says, but give us the opportunity to have this interaction with big business in order to make these one-time orders. they performed for us, and the second moment. they speak well in the state, they work cape property behind buildings and structures. here, it seems, the state property committee has put things in order ; unused pro

that is, this issue is also being worked out at the site of the parliament and filmed. that is, eincluding what is expected. that is, it is in the works, what will be including earlier yes or maybe even yes, is it possible? well, now we met with business, but naturally, when you meet from this one, you ask a question from this one. what does a business need to grow? here is money, almost no one now calls sufficient software products that allow e to finance projects, which business now says, but the first, and large enterprises have competencies in honor of some unique equipment. we want to develop, but we only need to use it once. here are the turns. there is some unique electroplating to buy abroad. yes, this is also mentioned. give us the opportunity of this interaction with big business so that these one-time orders. they fulfill us, and the second moment, they say, we work well in the state. we are with property behind buildings and structures. here, it seems, they put things in order by the state property committee , which works unused property, controlling it. she says, and

brief er-e actually er-e probably you did not hear the discussion we had with er-e one of the factions of the parliament yuliya volodymyrivna gave a sufficiently clear explanation on this matter in the law it is directly written that in no way it does not apply to the rights of individual depositors, they are security in accordance with the mechanism that you and i adopted a year ago, securing all deposits that are currently 100% of their amount, so there is no need to protect what is already protected, thank you, thank you, you insist put this amendment, can they put it, i didn’t hear it, insist yes, please, the 25th amendment authorship starling and colleagues, dear friends , you have heard the position of the author, you have heard the position of the committee, therefore, i ask you to vote for the 25th amendment for 80 a little bit not accepted 48 correct please starling conscientious depositors must have an effective mechanism for the protection of their rights in order to receive compensation for their deposits as soon as possible and for the first time without waiting for some certain bright futu

noted that this decision is not final, it needs to be approved by several e-e at several levels, including in the parliamentconsidering that such a strong statement from the president of the european commission fo on the eve of the conference on the restoration of ukraine, it can be assumed that the probability of a positive decision for ukraine is very, very high. and they are not only 18 provided , there is also money from the united states, there is also money from other countries, there is also money from international institutions, etc. maybe in the coming years, we will need less money to spend per year to support the economy of ukraine and this will be enough somewhere, or after all, this 50 billion is just the first step, some kind of step in order to find financing for the restoration, no , of course, it is not enough. we talked a lot about how much evil orthodox russia is, how much destruction, hundreds of billions of dollars is estimated for recovery and of course 50 billion euros for 4 years is not enough, but for an investor there is an understanding of how the country will develop. then there

— member of parliament before that gee bee e greer— member of parliament before that youike the greatest show on the planet , coronation street . why? planet, coronation street. why? jack in being an actor, an actress for politics? well it wasn't that i it in and then decided to be a politician. fate and circumstance ince deemed— fate and circumstance ince beekeee br— fate and circumstance ince decided it for— fate and circumstance ince decided it for me. you'll remember jo— decided it for me. you'll remember jo cox as an actor , i rememberjo cox as an actor, i errem— rememberjo cox as an actor, i eerem seem— rememberjo cox as an actor, i often spent time— rememberjo cox as an actor, i often spent time supporting bebeer— often spent time supporting labour candidates in elections, eberber— labour candidates in elections, whether that's— labour candidates in elections, whether that's councillors or eembbberes— whether that's councillors or candidates to— whether that's councillors or candidates to be _ whether that's councillors or candidates to be mps, and i met jo candida

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/h less than half and i will stay in such a mariners e -e such an e-e hyper liberal i am what they called themselves in that parliamentally a libertarian yes let's do 6 hryvnias so we have social social compensators such as e-e subventions and oh not subventions subsidies for e-e and for citizens who cannot pay, there is social security, please , you cannot pay 6 hryvnias. go to social security, get help, and everything seems to be a very simple solution . what is the problem? it is not entirely clear how much the number of subsidies will increase, because it will increase, on the one hand, the number of these will increase, on the other hand , the amount of the subsidy for each person will increase, that is, it will be an increase in two directions at once, and, well, the government, if it does such steps they must be weighed. yes, that is, calculated accordingly. there are two bowls and robes. on one bowl , these people who really will not be able to pay must be placed. compensators , in particular, and compensators for the increase in tax revenues from the energy company because, for example, now this tariff , the

correctly noted that this decision is not final, after its approval by several e-e at several levels, including in the parliament but considering that such a strong statement from the president of the european commission, the derleiden foundation, on the eve of the conference from the restoration of ukraine , it can be assumed that the probability of a positive decision for ukraine is very, very high . we will talk about the conference, but additionally about these 50 billion. you say that if you compare it with the 18 billions that are predicted for this year, and they are not only 18 predicted, there is also money from the united states, there is also money from other countries, there is also money from international institutions. maybe in the coming years, we will need less money to spend per year to support the economy of ukraine, and this will be enough somewhere, or is this 50 billion just the first step, some kind of step in order to find financing for the restoration, no , of course it is not enough. the amount of destruction is estimated at hundreds of billions of dollars, the amount for recovery and of

the bill has been hailed by e leaders, but must still policy european parliament the a major step towards reforming use asylum policies. the breakthrough followed 12 hours of negotiations. sweden, which was the block, scroll eating presidency, says that the is a good balance between responsibility and solidarity. today we have taken out his start stepped off to many years of negotiations. we have today taken this important step towards a stable and sustainable legislation on migration. under the do you, each you members state will have to accept a certain number of asylum seekers and nations that refuse would instead be required to be of some of the 20000 euros ball migrant. it also requires members days before start the application process for asylum seekers from countries deemed safe. making it easy. edward on those whose applications are rejected. current european union will say people must came asylum in the country and was the 1st or i and suddenly you countries like at least speed increase which receive the highest number of asylum seekers and you have long to monitor change for tha

parliament. may i quote your attention to this. the president met yesterday. eit and that came home figuratively speaking and the swiss parliament invited against exports. e weapons in ukraine so zelensky went home. all that is, or can be, vice versa. it's good that they don't give us weapons. it's good that there won't be a counteroffensive . it's good that the ukrainians will not die in the fact that where this is trying to lead us further, but who is trying to us zelensky or biden. now i don’t quite understand, because if biden says a counteroffensive, but zelensky can’t yet. here you are mistaken, again this is not for me zelensky can't. this is biden. it can't be much worse. and here is zelensky. by the way , where is he laid down, but i will ask him this way, because he comes from time to time. he spoke with mark there are interesting things. well, for example, they themselves released a report on the meeting of the headquarters, at which there were uh, slinsky and shpaf or someone there, and there was no discussion of strategic issues related to the count

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he made the remarks in a speech to the german parliament ahead of next week's e u. summit. schultz also urged turkey to pave the way for sweden to become a member of the nato alliance and touched upon several other issues including china, saying that he had warranties yang not to use force against taiwan. that's the chancellor's address to lawmakers also covered the economy in our come and migration. much more. let's bring in political chief, political correspondent, nina has. so tell us a little bit more about the german chancellor speech to parliament. what stood out, as well as what was his speech about security in all its phones and about what life short sees as the priorities for the german government to keep germany and europe safe and secure in what he calls this fast changing geo political context. not just because of russia's war on ukraine, but also because we're seeing the imagines of new do a political plaza in africa, asia, and latin america. and so it will have started, spoke about defense, economic prosperity, to guarantee peace and stability here. but also about migratio

tags and husbands and supplement chief executive of the policy at that time at s p e are a member of the scottish parliament cold calling beats. and now nicholas dudgeon, herself, who resigned step down as the leader of the policy back in april for various reasons i have. but so this is now escalating into, into a pretty serious issue for one of the titans of sculptures policy and were given. all that's happened how's the us and people got in by the public. now, you will have any trouble at the moment. it's perhaps not terminal trouble considering how much of a dominant position they have had in scotland. and for the last few years, in noticeable reason due to nicholas stage and himself, she, as i said just now, it is a tyson, was that tyson of scottish politics, very, very dominant. and the kids largely do what she please politically some for many, many years. but when she step down an april, that decision was seen as a recognition on her part that she was kind of losing. and i talked to a certain degree. that's her strategy for achieving scottish independence, which obviously she's never achieved in 3 yea

the first ukrainian woman to become a member of the european parliament of the parliament of transcarpathia from berehovo eandreya bochkor here she announced and voiced the two main claims of hungary to ukraine, these are the restriction of the language rights of national minorities and the restriction of the rights to education, i.e. quite broad claims were voiced in the same way when the representative of the romanian delegation, titus scarlatina, took the floor as we remember , he once held the position of minister of foreign affairs in romania not so long ago. he also did not give any specific critical remarks, but only said that ukraine should er bring your law to european standards and said that i would like ukraine to become a member of the eu and i would like the romanian parliament to ratify this issue sometime later and therefore ukraine should not have any problems with romania from romania, no problematic issues er in fact, after the speeches of the representatives of hungary and romania ended, the head of the ukrainian delegation took the lead again, maria mezentseva, who summed up this event

expected still in the area of surveillance now under the plans adopted by e u. lawmakers by members of the european parliament, there would be a complete, a probation on the use of, on the use of a, in certain, in certain conditions. and that's something which is likely to be a 15 point with the width of the you countries because it's particular with the case of law enforcement. you lawmakers do not want to see any use of real time biometric recognition. so that's basically facial recognition in public spaces and not something right. scripts of also warned against in cases of, for example amplifying, but they would call racial bias a law enforcement. however, when it comes to u member states on the negotiations, which are likely to unfold their probably a member of state. so going to try and car vite, some more exceptions for law enforcement when it comes to, for example, counter terrorism. so still some arguments to be had before these laws can finally kick in. yeah, that brings me to my next point because this is not the end of the road for this legislation. so how long before these rolls unlikely to actual

— from parliament, but the former pn trope e mot— from parliament, but the former pm live to give sadiq— corridors of city hall joins me live to give sadiq both barrels eut— live to give sadiq both barrels emt tey— live to give sadiq both barrels emt tey out— live to give sadiq both barrels and lay out her— live to give sadiq both barrels and lay out her plans to take teet— and lay out her plans to take back london. _ and lay out her plans to take back london. we're back very etortty— back london. we're back very etortty .— now failed london mayor sadiq ttem— now failed london mayor sadiq ttem tee— now failed london mayor sadiq khan has been— now failed london mayor sadiq khan has been a— now failed london mayor sadiq khan has been a constant scourge to ert— khan has been a constant scourge to ett reettmt— khan has been a constant scourge to all residing in— khan has been a constant scourge to all residing in our once treet— to all residing in our once greet eepttet— to all residing in our once great capital city. but could he be etout— great capital city. but could h

— else in parliament and he's teeet e eteet— else in parliament and he's faced a great dealdifficult- position,-he?-why not? position, isn't he? no. why not? wett— position, isn't he? no. why not? well because labour should be storming ahead these polls, storming ahead in these polls, shouldn't they ? you will know shouldn't they? you will know that the seat in uxbridge, boris's own seat. labour should think we should win. okay. the other two seats. it's a 20 and a 24,000 majority. right? so i really don't think that with the best will in the world. okay, how about anarchists with the liberal in those seats how about anarchists with the lilkeep in those seats how about anarchists with the lilkeep the in those seats how about anarchists with the lilkeep the tories in those seats how about anarchists with the lilkeep the tories out? ;e seats how about anarchists with the lilkeep the tories out? is seats how about anarchists with the lilkeep the tories out? is that; to keep the tories out? is that something-you'd- to keep the tories out? is that. something-you'd consider? somet

convention, it is signed by the heads of all states and passed ratification in the parliaments of our states. that is, it acquired, eis a convention. and when we were now amending and supplementing our electoral legislation, of course, we were looking at those positions. and convention uh, compared, and those innovations that were introduced, because these are, well, let's say so, but legislatively fixed changes. uh, at the level of international law, yes, and everyone always wonders. this is bse yes be se er today there is no such document that would be er adopted by all heads of state signed ratified by parliaments. what our president did not talk about. let's sit down at the negotiating table and develop common standards, as a result, it turns out that such an authoritative organization as the osce in every country travels with methodological recommendations, which, e, are prescribed specifically for a particular country and accordingly draws conclusions. so, according to the monitoring of certain electoral procedures. well, for example , we were in uzbekistan. well, here the topic was touched upon that, uh, the

actually going to the elections from the serbian minority, that the kosovo parliament, that the municipal authorities are connected with e- with the party of the student in serbia, that is, well, this is not some kind of hidden information, it is clear that if the government of the kosovo series can agree on something, then there was no such problem and they are actually doing it, so they met in north macedonia not so long ago and agreed about the next steps for the settlement of their relations is simply one of those points over which both the isr and kosovar, which the serbian government and the kosovo government constantly stumble . the authorities of kosovo resist the creation of this entity because they fear the creation of additional levers of influence on internal decision-making within the country and on the side of this autonomous unit, as the example of bosnia shows the existence of similar very independent and autonomous units that can have radically opposite views against what the main government is leaning towards doing slows down any processes in the country and very often leads to the fact that it is simpl

parliament. so they voted to approve the e u. a i bill what happens now, and how is the proposed law going to work? natasha. so that's why i'm a pays just held as i'm approving this, propose low, the aims to ensure the a are systems all safe and ethical in order to say, fools take companies to abide by certain rules, regulations, or face very large fines. well, what happens now is that each e u member states will have to look at the draft tax of this so they will have to rectify it. and then we are expecting that to by 2025, it would become new a world 1st, as you've pointed out, by the way, what is that a, our systems would be categorized 5, a risk level from low risk to very high risk. and the high, the risk, the move rules regulations, would be forcing place and then they'll be a category deemed unacceptable. risk a are systems and in that category into a facial recognition in public places in real time is included in that will be binds that all those unacceptable risk categories. systems would not be permitted in your opinion

after that, there was a big e-e information company, there was a decision of the european parliament, which also demanded the urgent return of ukrainian boys to ukraine, but unfortunately , time and time again, we see that no international institution can actually do anything about russia which federation, that is, this country behaves like a terrorist, does not pay attention to any international conventions

e, the speaker of the parliament vyacheslav volodin said about this, also the chairman of the federationna said about the support of the president matvienko and the head of chechnya, ramzan kadyrov , said that the fighters of the ministry of defense and the russian guard in the chechen republic had already left for the zones of tension. we will do everything to preserve the unity of russia and protect its statehood. here is what kadyrov said in his telegram channel to the news of the day and the main event of the week. we'll be right back after a very short break. and here’s what we’ll talk about next, don’t switch wagner evgenia prigozhina is accused of rebellion attempts, which is happening right now in southern russia even after the visit of the american secretary of state in china, the differences between beijing and washington have not gone away, and china is going to build a military base in cuba . well, in fact, the chinese military will be at the american door. is it possible that instead of the taiwan crisis, the world is facing a new caribbean, the world's largest mosquito fact

the parliament, the last question is because that there is exactly this parliament, how will it end a soldier in ukraine, the only e-e form of law and the only form of ending the war ends with what is peace, so that it is peace, that it is a lasting peace, a lasting peace, it can have to be just, because if the peace is unjust, then it is only a ceasefire, a just peace must have several elements , firstly, the return of territorial integrity , i.e. ukraine in the borders of the russian and so any russian attacks and attacks must be independent, have national sovereignty and state independence well, of course, i already said that ukraine's territorial integrity must also be rebuilt after the destruction of the destruction that it suffered during this war, that is, a just peace must also include the obligations of the aggressor , emphasizing the aggressor's non-payment of reparations, and this is very many heads among of third countries to help ukraine in reconstruction matters , but these must also be operations, and there cannot be a just peace without material responsibility for these crimes and for these the dest

there, who, like yesterday, judging by the reporting, has repeatedly lied, frankly to his british parliament. eocchio is a liar - it has already been officially announced and, you know, i was especially struck by the overhead there, but what a surprise, but it says so, no one anywhere in the world said that it turned out to be a surprise for someone, that it is a chronic pathological liar. i remember now, but let's remember. but who sent the ukrainians to their death, who here? i was driving and promised something to zelensky, when this agreement was already paraffin, this same figure, after whom the streets are now named in ukraine, after whom they made him an honorary citizen. kiev so zelensky does not want to explain anything to his public about who he believed this very pinocchio, who even in britain in his native britain was recognized as a pathological liar, deceived deceived ukrainian society, deceived ukrainians leadership. although it seems to me that zelensky would like to deceive you, because he is not competent. well, it's just that a non-competent person of the function believed hi

ministers, then tnat— parliament by ministers, then tnat ana— parliament by ministers, then mat and tt-e— parliamenttions themselves were known well in— the covid regulations themselves were known well in advance of tantygate.— were known well in advance of tantygate. ae— were known well in advance of tantygate. re a— were known well in advance of partygate. as a result of an tngntny— partygate. as a result of an tngptny py— partygate. as a result of an inquiry by the_ partygate. as a result of an inquiry by the justice committee . vnten— inquiry by the justice committee . vnten vae— inquiry by the justice committee . vnten a— inquiry by the justice committee , which was a very— inquiry by the justice committee , which was a very good inquiry enatnea— , which was a very good inquiry enatnea ty— , which was a very good inquiry mated by st— , which was a very good inquiry chaired by sir bob— , which was a very good inquiry chaired by sir bob neill, and ateo— chaired by sir bob neill, and ateo to— chaired by sir bob neill, and also to which— chaired by sir bob neill, and also to which evidence was give

e, the speaker of the parliament vyacheslav volodin said about this , the chairman of the council oflentina matvienko also announced the support of the president, and the head of chechnya, ramzan kadyrov , said that the fighters of the ministry of defense and the russian guard in the chechen republic had already left for the zones of tension. we will do everything to preserve the unity of russia and protect its statehood. here is what kadyrov said in his telegram channel to the news of the day and main event of the week. we'll be right back after a very short break. and here's what we'll talk about next, do not switch with us , the head of the private military company wagner, yevgeny prigogine, is accused of attempting a rebellion, which is happening right now in southern russia, even after the us secretary of state's visit to china , disagreements. here, beijing and washington have not gone away, and the chinese are going to build a military base in cuba well, that is, in fact, the chinese military will stand at the american door. is it possible that instead of the taiwan crisis the

— their fury is palpable because boris has got out of parliament, but boris has got out of parliament, hut he-ent, he may be in pole position to be leader of the— pole position to be leader of the oeuv— pole position to be leader of the oenv in— pole position to be leader of the party in future. but of course , i want- the party in future. but of course , i want to know what you course, i want to know what you think.— course, i want to know what you think. wei— course, i want to know what you think. iiei hogg— course, i want to know what you think. mel mogg news.com . think. mel mogg at gb news.com. and think. mel mogg at gb news.com. ant no— think. mel mogg at gb news.com. ant tn— think. mel mogg at gb news.com. ant i-n verv— think. mel mogg at gb news.com. and now i'm very delighted to be ioinet— and now i'm very delighted to be ioinet hw— and now i'm very delighted to be ioinet hv nv— and now i'm very delighted to be joined by my friend and eoiieegue— joined by my friend and colleague nigel farage, who is partly— colleague nigel farage, who is geniv en— colleague nigel farage, who is partly

e was, because there are so many initiatives and instructions to the government and parliament of russiant decisions of laws in order for the well-being of people to grow in order to the supply-side economy model was provided, and today it was also done by demand. hello. kirill vyshinsky is with you, and this program is a typical novorossiya, our name says it all, we are talking about the territory that has returned to its historical roots about novorossiya with the help of a careful look at history. we will try to reveal the originality of her present day, find both typical features and recognizable signs of the past. and that's what we'll talk about today. the energy power of powerful russia is not coal alone, the largest in europe zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant what are the prospects for the power industry in novorossia conversation with program expert pyotr gorlov names on the map of the region novorossia hosts the largest nuclear power plant in europe, zaporizhzhya has six power units of 1,000 mw each, each in terms of capacity, it is the third in the world among nuclear power pla

information of the republic belarus pyotr petrovsky political scientist tv gaidukevich member of parliament and leader. e party, good evening. thank you very much for coming and so let's start from where we will start, but there are so many events that in general the club of editors is possible every day. uh, yes, writing in our time and still there is not enough air time, but on june 13, the president visited the minsk region for the production of domestic ammunition, he was satisfied with what he saw. he said that they were able to adapt to the e, challenge of the times. you have all seen our reportage and made reports on this topic. uh, talked with belarusian journalists and answered a number of questions of some personal and simply remembered rivals. why did e pardon the developmental books about health. he spoke about the deployment of nuclear weapons, about the situation, in general around well, after you saw everything, he gave an interview. eh? russian journalist russian journalist olga skabeeva and also very loud interview is quite frank. well, as always, the president of belarus does enough. eh

parliament. instead, he will appoint a leader to start a national e, multi-colored organization, yes.restigious usa most honestly worked by the british and so on. yes, and there is no need to flatter yourself here now. yes, somewhere in the economy to whom it will be beneficial, but at the same time, each of the parties will prepare to capture a new plasma, and pressure and that's it. this will affect us. it is resources resources resources the age of great warriors begins. why are they so global in one we are like that's how china goes there, taiwan china and so on. and it's around us, it's very close to us. if god forbid there, something will unfold. what should we do? we see the caucasus we see the position of armenia which is changing. yes, although, it means it’s bad, i didn’t understand something, and when was the last time on the inauguration of turkey's leaders was attended by the head of the army 15 years ago. ussr well, yes, even that's not the point here. just do not be surprised that it would be rather strange now to seek recognition of the genocides of some officials and