, we will talk about this project as a united subregion, the goal of eastern europe is to set anmple, and by its example , its resistance, its limitations, its isolation of russia to show that despite such severing of ties, it is possible to calmly find energy partners, it is possible to calmly close issues in the economy, and most importantly, it is possible to ensure stability and security for the entire european continent . that is, there is a legion, so that a joint center of armed struggle is being created, which is fighting against the putin regime, actually, and this is all under the wing of this freedom of russia, we are also showing an example to european countries that in ukraine are fighting for the freedom of russia, we first of all simply show , show and prove the point of view that was voiced a lot about us and the british and americans that the war in ukraine is not just a war of a state against a state, it is not just a matter of some borders or some history, it is a matter of principles, it is the fact that ukraine fighting for democracy for freedom and for certa

he did not use massive force to keep eastern europe in the empire, and for that, he deserves credit.ut it is not that this was someone who came in trying to undermine the system. he tried to reform it. reporter: gorbachev used perestroika, or restructuring, to reform a stagnant economy that had seen people short of food and consumer goods and he used glasnost, openness and freedom of speech, that led to parts of the eastern bloc rising up against communism. it was the beginning of the end of the cold war, one state after the other broke away. angela merkel, former german chancellor, spoke in her tribute of the fear in east germany, of expectation that the tanks would roll in, but quite the contrary, wasn't long before the berlin wall came down. yet now, 30 years on with the russians invasion of ukraine comes the danger of further , east-west conflict. >> russia and its president are digging new trenches in europe , and have started a horrible war in ukraine. it's now we think of mikhail gorbachev and realize what he did for our country and all of europe. reporter: gorbachev, hailed a

it did not use massive force for keep eastern europe ah, in the empire. and with that, he deserves credit. but it is not that this was sung came in, trying to undermine the system. he tried to reform. gorbachev used perestroika all restructuring to reform, a stagnant economy that had seen people shorter food and consumer goose. and he use glass knolls, openness and freedom of speech that led to parts of the eastern block wising up against communism. it was the beginning of the end of the cold war, one state after the other broke away anglo merkel, former german chancellor spoke in her tribute of the fear in east germany with expectation the tanks would roll in, but quite the contrary, wasn't long before the pearlin hall came down yet now 30 years old with rushes. invasion of ukraine comes the danger of further east west conflict, sullen a horse lunt, unstable to president putin. russia, and it's president of digging new trenches in europe, and has started a horrible war in ukraine. it's now we think and mikhail gorbachev and got it and realized what he di

the swift and dramatic changes in eastern europe in the last decade have opened up great opportunities for the people of those countries. they are finding their own paths to freedom but the past would have been blocked if the atlantic alliance had not stood together. if your country and mine had not stood together. let us never forget that lesson. [applause] you -- queen elizabeth: britain is at the heart of a glowing movement toward greater cohesion within europe. and within the european community in particular. this is going to mean radical economic, social, and political evolution. nato too is adapting to the new reality in eastern europe and the soviet union and the changing attitudes from the west. it is britons prime steps britain -- it is written -- britain's prime concern that the u.s. works with other members of their alliance and community. all our history underlines the basic point that the best progress is made when europeans and americans act in concert. [applause] we must not allow ourselves to be enticed into a form of continental and similarity. i believe this is partic

his that he may be seen as a hero and as a proponent of freedom in eastern europe where he is, he is our contribution is appreciated or in germany, especially in germany. because he facilitated of course the reunification but not in his own country. donald and jose can and one cent that gorbachev was a miracle. why is it that in the west, he's a hero in russia? he is a villain. well i, i very much agree with went pabo and masters are said that he did contribute to the end of the cold war. he, he did a peacefully, he show the value of personal diplomacy in particular were met with prime minister thatcher and president reagan. but as my 2 colleagues are said, he on least forces and i agree is not, and i was not naive. he and leave torsos by these let's say, middle ran through forms that, that were dealing with even even today. and i that the paradox of how he's perceived in east and west is a 1st causally. but it ends up really being a part of the same same change, same transformation, and european security that he help leave. and he does deserve credit for that. on the other hand, i t

and all of eastern europe.tin is a pain and is a person who will be the president from moscow. i'll give you a simple example, what's going on, the music, tell me, armenia was the fourth ally of the dkb member, and now i have necrobahs of the lachen corridor, nothing, and the prospect is very sad, what azerbaijan the union with turkey can break through a bottom corridor through the territory of uh, armenia, with a small piece, such a possibility is very real . everything that happens to the process , even if the caucasus does not agree with moscow in any way, that is, what it has put in these circumstances can be ignored mark well, we are approaching the climax of our conversation, de facto putin now and his military criminals found themselves at a certain crossroads, i.e. if they will enter into a long protracted war in the autumn-winter campaign, it means that they will not have enough available resources, i.e. they will try to wage some kind of positional war, i don't know, trying to make breakthroughs, we u

the states of eastern europe are the harshest on the russians and this is understandable the difficult experience of soviet occupation has convinced the baltic states and poland that russia is an empire of evil in principle you don't have to stretch your imagination to come to this conclusion let me remind you that in september 1939 the ussr invaded poland a month before that moscow had signed with nazi germany a non-aggression pact and a treaty regarding allyship and borders with secret protocols embedded within according to these protocols finland estonia lithuania and latvia were defined as spheres of interest of the ussr and in 1940 the annexation or as kremlin liked to say the joining of territories was carried out against their will the actions of the russian army in ukraine painfully remind the people of eastern europe of their history for a huge number of families here in latvia stories about the crimes of the soviet regime are passed down from generation to generation and all of this is to be born in mind when considering the reaction of russia's neighbors to the current crisi

and after that we flood our products with our production of eastern europe, thereby still subordinatingrn europe does not want to follow eastern europe. she has a slightly different discourse, and, in principle, she does not want a total confrontation with russia. eastern pants are paraphrasing the poet running after washington and, accordingly, thereby trying to harm us in any material way. well , indeed, western europe, and above all germany, er, demonstrates a slightly different policy, but at the same time. for example, the vice chancellor and minister of economics of germany chabag, he formulates the situation in the following way. it 's very interesting. and that is, but production, and against the background of the crisis, it may stop, but it just won’t be here listen to the possibility of a wave bankruptcies at the end of this winter. no, i do not think so. i admit that some industries will simply stop production. this does not mean that they automatically become bankrupt. but they may not be able to sell their products anymore. but if i stop selling, i don't make any more money

defeat near moscow , the leadership of nazi germany realized that in the occupied territories of eastern europe it was necessary to eliminate the traces of their crimes in the most part committed against the civilian population forty-second year, becomes decisive in terms of development of this operation, the purpose of the action is to eliminate the traces of nazi crimes in eastern europe, which means, in the literal sense, to excavate mass graves and destroy the corpses of people so that there is not even a trace left, trial to such a primary stage. this reaction, preparatory took place in the territory. operational camps that were located on the territory of poland tau switzerland runs and this cathedral death camps tested different practices of exhuming and destroying a large number of corpses, this is incendiary bombs and combustible mixtures, but the most effective proved to be their portable cremators and decided to use ox as part of the armor service nickname denied for carrying out this operation in the army. and these are the standards of the ss paul blogel was given great powers, all

demolition of monuments to soviet soldiers by the liberator countries of eastern europe and the baltic states why are monuments being demolished? poet writers commander, because these are iconic moments in history. this is her rendering. that is, who is it? this is pushkin who is pushkin asks the child. this is a great russian poet. yeah, so russia has a great russian poet. and what did he write, if he knows russian or there are excellent translations into moldavian czech, german english of pushkin e, the mother will read to the child or the father will understand that this country is so wonderful, if there are such wonderful poets, and you see all the iconic ones. this is what, this is also a falsification of history, this is also falsifications and example. who was in yalta knows there is a monument to roosevelt, we should have carried you. yes? this is america, this is the embodiment of no energy. this is a historical fact for us as an ally, and he is also the work of his hands, so to speak. therefore, this is such a question of history - this is not only a question of the state, kn

almost all countries of eastern europe have each other, there are claims. historical claims, it will be a huge problem. everyone understands this very well, but today's only deterrent to this from happening is institutions that control europe, namely the european union and nato 's attention the need to strengthen the american presence in europe as a means of controlling the situation is most of all. what is the role of america, because america is polish madness to such an extent, it will not encourage, of course, there are forces in america, who are cardinating with the poles, and the republicans had more with the current polish government, the tempo administration had closer relations, the democrats had less, but they are interested in the poles speaking out, but they just stood up as some kind of scarecrow. here is what we have just quoted. this is true, but mr. zatulin is right, he says in germany, maybe some kind of half-crazy. a person nostalgic in the days of hitler make ritual claims, and here is the whole head of the national bank and this in psycho

and western, all look at russia and i i think that the countries of eastern europe mainly seeity threat as well as a possible security problem in a situation where we invite a large number of russian citizens who are not always easy to check who these people are and what their purpose is of their visit. so, i think that this concept is because this feeling of a security threat has never been so strong at the end of the european union, but you did not ask about the analysis, you asked what we will do about it, we believe that it is necessary to somehow consolidate the position of all member states, one thing is clear that the countries members cannot give carte blanche or on the contrary ban it they have to check each one individually and ask why are you coming here and give so to us a few questions that are usually asked when someone applies to receive humanitarian visa is a normal process and we are used to this, at the same time the foreign ministers should seriously discuss these national positions, perhaps this will be another opportunity for the west to hear the east in t

the russian branch of the society have been accused of involvement in espionage activities in eastern europeetnikov was a general in the kgb. he now purported to be retired, but mr. putin has said that there's no such thing as a retired kgb officer. now, that's the context, it seems to me, in which one should view what we're seeing in australia, the prosecution of that information war in australia, clearly designed to try to g the australian government to change its policies towards reforming those policies so that they would be perceived as serving russia's interests and not being hostile to russia. alexey: we need to recognize that russia doesn't look at australia as a friendly country. russia looks at australia thugh the prism of our security and defense alliance with the united states. by ignoring russia's weight, russia's influence, and russia's international status, we allow ourselves to be caught off guard every time russia can pull the card out of its sleeve and wants to play a game against australia. sean: russia's interest in australia is not just political. australia has become an

ah, this year the beethoven fest, turn the spotlight on eastern europe on repression and bela roofs, as well as the war in ukraine. a nation who struggle for survival has been closely followed by the whole world and advent. that's not only a celebration of music, but a clear statement of support with these countries opposition movements. the question is, how can art survive in times of war and repression? what role can music play in bella, bruce or ukraine? was he can them can use it can't stop or who are kind of stuck washed up, our body go to art and music, you can change. people can ment, i think alec is a medium with which we can reach very many people within via if mentioned that i synchron us now the hostile and ballasa nation not agreeing after the rigged 2020 elections and ballers after the government cracked down. the are musicians wanted to do something. i was from ziki kimball and they didn't want to be passively above years like lucas. it's her east, as they stood next to the people and thing nation. it became a national movement in belarus. like isn't it's an island or y

vietnamese people will live in polish capital more so it's one of the biggest communities in eastern europe about 30 kilometers from the city is one of the largest asian wholesale market in europe. it's also a hub for traffic. it will have to believe on me. and she hear you, donald rogers shut. should you show it to russia from nevada? yes. carrie vaughn, contreras, whatever the stay something you know, but on that a good memory you stunts don't conceal. no, to say this was yourself. the law of chicago de, belinda, should dorothy dora each of your machine with as june was being smuggled through poland. the driver lost control of his minivan, shortly before the border with germany. people were seriously injured in the accident. ha, ha, ha! well, the thought that he can lube inc. i am laid away the map of it all. my mother, when satan jamarion though one of the driver and all the passengers on board, including 8 miners were apprehended. it was the starting point for an extensive investigation by polish authorities. the smugglers mobile phones were confiscated and police analyzed the contents,

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it was gorbachev's, reformist, policies that helped unleash a peaceful revolution across eastern europe. in 1990 gorbachev was awarded the nobel peace prize for his key role in bringing about a new peaceful world order. internationally, he was highly regarded but at home he was increasingly under pressure. the economic situation was dire. the soviet union on the verge of falling apart, communist hardliner stage, a coup against gorbachev in august 1991. at the end of that year, mikhail gorbachev announced his resignation and the soviet union was dissolved with many russians holding him responsible for its demise. will the passing of mikhail gorbachev has triggered across the globe waves of emotions and reflections. and they all speak to the impact that gorbachev and his policies had far beyond the borders of the former soviet union. joining me tonight to discuss the legacy or to authorities on soviet and russian history, as well as foreign policy. angela stent. she's the author of hooton's world, russia against the west, and with the rest. professor stant is a senior fellow at the brooki

the most unique situation for the territory of eastern europe, two completely different parishes areocated at a distance of literally 10 m from each other. church of the annunciation and the church of alexander nevsky church of the annunciation. withstood a lot throughout its centuries-old history. it was rebuilt, then again took on its original appearance. he survived many wars, but most of all he suffered in the warring time. khrushchev’s temple, they ordered to dismantle it, drove a bulldozer and a tractor and began to methodically beat on the ancient walls, the moscow and st. petersburg intelligentsia intervened sergey mikhalkov at that time he was the editor-in -chief of the satirical magazine wick, published a critical article, vitebsk thundered throughout the soviet union and the church of the annunciation. inserted alone, but by that time she survived only one third. it is interesting what would be said about this, the wise and far-sighted prince albert did not happen during the reign of prince albert not a single popular unrest the city turned from a small wooden town into a

capture of moldova in belarus, they already captured it in 21, and then he planned dvensy to eastern europe because of ukraine, so of course now putin is evil like a dog, and now he is already mobilizing the new 300,000. yes, this is the first helmet. he has already buried about 150. now, he is still recruiting. well, i am taking the wounded, killed, contused prisoners, that is, someone escaped, yes, 150, which is granite. and now they are preparing two more of these echelons are intended, i suspect, not only for ukraine, therefore, for putin, everything that is happening now is only the beginning, as it were, of a big path, because the general plan to seize eastern europe still remains in force. well, plus, there is also a problem with nuclear weapons, which he also has, and so far we have not entered this stage, this stage is still waiting for us, we will discuss it again. what to do with putin because he has nuclear weapons. thank you to mr. feldshtynskyi. i just want to explain to the audience that he doesn't have time and he only had time until 30 minutes ago. we let him go.

so i think there's still a lot of resentment within europe, particularly in eastern europe, towards berlin over the way it's handled itself. and it's continued refusal to send battle tags in particular to, to ukraine, matthew huntington. and we appreciate your time in your insights tonight. thank you . thank you. ah, in the u. k. long lines, long queues of people have formed as people wait, their turn to pay their final respects to queen elizabeth thousands are filing past the coffin to say that final farewell ahead of the queen's funeral, which is scheduled for monday earlier today. tens of thousands of people lined the streets of the british capital as a royal procession brought the queen's coffin to westminster hall, where the late monarch is now lying in stay, ah, this is the moment the queen left the palace for the last time, talked with the imperial crown de monarch war on brear formal occasions. queen elizabeth's coffin made its way through central london on a horse drawn carriage. at this viewpoint, many stood waiting to catch a glimpse. the procession moved past them at only $75.0

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and by the way, there are different yugoslavia there eastern europe is also quite a lot of these diseases cities. one variety of mortality, it is different in different geographical regions, different outbreaks, the mortality rate, low one percent two percent five percent in different outbreaks in different ways, what is good is the outbreak goes from mice to humans from rodents to humans, and practically from human to human they are not transmitted, so it is an outbreak of people living in the same place. the first, by the way, was described among the american the soldiers who fought in korea in the first fifty-third year, 2,000 soldiers fell ill with a fever, kidney failure, and then they thought that this was some kind of disease carried by rodents. well, because you yourself are suffering from this plague and this lyremia and a lot of diseases, then it was clear that this was some kind of disease, but then hanta viruses we didn’t know and only 10 years later we found it in the preserved analyzes, when we knew what to look for here these hamtavirus assays, by the way, are the same as c

or pull, said is it as it flows out into criminal interest activities, but not so much really eastern europe at this point. but the continued refugee problems continued war, a continued unwillingness of the united states to look at a peaceful conclusion to this is that i heard everybody in particularly europe this winter. yeah, money certainly talks. and as we've learned in the us, the military industrial complex has a very loud voice. karen clack koski retired us air force. lieutenant colonel, thank you so much for your insight. to have any the m s n b c home. many has san, during an interview with former new york times journalists, ben smith. so the news media should get rid of quote, both sides of major issues being discussed. there are 2 words we need to remove from the media of a company right now, and that is both sides, this fundamental crunch, this reliance on both sides of the kind of lazy way of covering up living is deeply dangerous. there are a bunch of major issues in which there are not both sides or not both sides on climate change. there are not both sides on white supremacy.

openly applaud great britain for its tough stance on the kremlin and greetings from eastern europeey are devoid of such and such messages and such and such pins and hints, they are unconditionally warm there, they hope that the track will continue the line now of her former boss boris johnson, the prime minister of estonia, who is kalush, for example, she published her photo together with rhinestones when she was still the foreign minister of great britain and wrote that she is sure that our the partnership will only develop, but this will not cancel the fact that in general at the level of the european union, which i would say, there is a lot of tension between the continent and the islands, and the honeymoon will be very short , the first lightning can flash in 10 days , because by that time london has to respond to certain legal procedures that the european union has launched against great britain for violating the brexit agreement. i will not go into details now, but a short summary is such a forest - taras is definitely congratulated on her new position, but a lot of new probl

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the status of moscow as a hegemon for a percentage of the whole of eastern europe.l asia, yes, this is all. putin is no longer a human being. who will be the president and who will he survive? prime ministers, in what kind of nature will the country's security be ensured? well, let me give a simple example: what is happening in the transcaucasus, armenia was the fourth ally of the dkb member. the bottom corridor of the ichevanes on the territory of armenia, plus, there is also a piece of it that is very real, such a possibility. i wouldn’t tell you zero, if turkey wants it , they are talking about it from the sea, it’s very real. it turns out that everything that is happening on the process, at least in the fact that the caucasus does not agree with moscow in any way, that is, it can be ignored in these circumstances mark well, we are approaching the climax of our conversation, de facto putin now and his flock military evils have found themselves at a certain crossroads , that is, if they will enter into a long protracted war in the autumn and winter campaign, it me

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head of the voice of america in eastern europe ms.iroslava congratulations, we are glad to see you. well, we are certainly glad to hear about the news regarding the additional aid package for 675 million dollars. additional details that are painted everywhere there and uh and armored cars and armored cars for protection and uh matsnuzi for for medical medical armored cars there and uh missiles there and special uh special uh uh ammunition that is, these are actually all the details that are everywhere it is important that this assistance is provided and it is also important that they have started talking about the systematic nature of this assistance because so far, in fact, despite all these bright statements and announcements, assistance is provided, so to speak, according to the experts' assessment half was provided, but today, now, at the rammstein base, again at this meeting, which coordinates the provision of assistance to ukraine . regarding blinkin's visit he was very sudden and what he really meant was it just a signal or was

the mistakes of the authorities, the inhabitants of moldova pay the highest price for gas in eastern europe said the ex-president of the country. igor dodon noted for a number of neighboring countries the cost is much lower in hungary, for example, this was achieved, thanks to cooperation with russia, the incompetence of the authorities costs each of us dearly, this is a tribute to stupidity, which every family in moldova has to pay, the politician summarized, and in estonia , due to anti-russian sanctions, children were left without alimony, small residents can no longer receive payments from their parents from russia inform news nothing can help previously reported that payments due to restrictions. the west cannot receive also a part of pensioners. it will not be possible to keep silent about the mockery of historical memory mps from greece appealed to the european commission regarding cases of vandalism and demolition of monuments of victory over fascism in eu member states, politicians believe that european leaders neglect historical truth and

like most of the ancient cities of eastern europe, vitebsk arose at the confluence of the two riverse western dvina and the witch, according to legend, it was founded by princess olga . in the late vitebsk chronicle of the 18th century , it is said that in the summer of 974 olga, having defeated the yotvingians and pechenegs, crossed the dvina river and spent the night in her own way, she liked the mountain, and she founded a wooden castle, naming it from the river. witches of vitebsk sounds beautiful, but there are numerous inconsistencies, the official date of the death of the princess dates back to 969 on the other hand. all early dates are very conditional, plus everything is a meal to letse. he could well have made a mistake, however , to unravel all the secrets of the great city. it is hardly possible, but it is quite possible to lift the veil over some of them. from what place would you advise us to start our journey around the city with this question, i turned to the old-timers of vitebsk and all of them, as if by agreement, called the church of the annunciation resurrected f