the are the forecast, slower growth in eastern europe and caucuses this year. but just like central asia out expected to grow more strongly in central asia is the region that has received an influx of capital and labor from russia. many i 2 companies have relocated here from russia. this is also the region that is benefiting from remittance is sent by migrant workers who are working in russia. and these remittances have remained strong because labor market in russia has been quite strong. the b i. d is more upbeat during the momentum into regions in 2024, picking up to 3.4 percent. presuming inflation easiest, a landmark deal allowing the safe blacks the export of ukrainian grain is due to expire this week. and it's still open whether it will be renewed. the agreement between restaurant ukraine brokered by turkey and the united nations allows ships to bypass the rushes blockade of the ukrainian coast. the expand of military call up to the ukrainian army has made the most important times of the farming calendar, sewing and harvesting seasons, even more to a coun

it was the first eastern europe yes indeed and now it is.come down to us in such a deplorable state. yes, the building itself, but i was told that there is already a project that will make it. uh-huh will be reconstructed and very soon there will be a center, and judaism, yes, it ’s in belarus uh-huh olesya the legend of that was destroyed or confirmed. and so you know, well, most likely confirmed, as it seemed to me, the most important attraction of the city is the church of st. joseph, which is located on the central square. and if you stand and look at this church on its central facade, then you can see the sign of a freemason from above. this meant that, well, they used to gather there for dreams, yes, that is, you, although there is also a polatsky masonic sign and this is a rarity, so i believe. yes, it was a project of rock, paper, scissors, quest, solve the mysteries and destroying legends. bye. the right morning should start with the right breakfast. isn't our breakfast too hearty for a busy day full of workouts and chores. i think

this was the first eastern europe yes indeed. and now it is. has passed away in such a deplorable state until our times. yes, the building itself, but i was told that there is already a project that will make it. yeah, and they will reconstruct and very soon there will be a center, and judaism, yes, exactly in belarus uh-huh olesya legend of having been destroyed or confirmed. and so you know, well, most likely confirmed, as it seemed to me, the most important attraction of the city is the church of st. joseph, which is located on the central square. and if you stand looking at this church on its central facade, then you can see the sign of a freemason from above. this meant that, well, mana was once collected there, yes, that is, you, although there is also the same masonic sign, and polatsky is a rarity, so i believe. yes it was a project stone, scissors, paper, quest, solve mysteries and destroy legends. bye. they were born and raised in different parts of russia, but by the will of fate they ended up in belarus and found their way here. tod

we store and send rouhani products from eastern europe. a limited number of countries are producing, the world has a very attractive market, and even latin america and persian, a memorandum of understanding has been signed so that , god willing, work will be done for the export of these devices, a targeted market, and god willing, in the coming years , the whole country will be able to export in the next year , the most exporting has prevented large quantities from leaving the country and in addition to helping the growth of foreign trade , it has also helped to equip equipment inside the country, and if our purchase is two thousand billion tomans, it is from domestic production and to equip medical centers that are in if these are from the door in fact, if we buy foreign products , the number would be more than maybe 56 thousand billion tomans , of course, human targeting continues, the average is 30%, we have 20%, it will be more. the proposal of education on the agenda of the representatives, for more details, contact the reporter of th

so the bottom line here is that eastern europe, despite publicly supporting zelinski, apparently have had their fill it in. and of this conflict, washington has a political agenda to keep slaying zalinski. and so he and ukraine both rate and they don't really seem to care too much about what their own intelligence is saying . and western europe is just sitting there patiently on its we at biden's feet, no down there waiting for his class used to move. so he could maybe take them for a walk key so they can perhaps heard me for themselves. rushes deputy prime minister alex on to novak has praised the signing of an agreement to construct a new railway in wrong as part of the international law south transport. colorado. the size of this new agreement is very important. the rest us, the railway is the final part that fully connects the north south transit quarter from st. petersburg to india. it also helps our 2 countries to upgrade our relations to a new level. the trade quarter can be used for imports and exports alike. and also to transact goods through russia. the amounts of goods afte

, when they looked at that. >> in eastern europe today, are going to go forward and i think peopleare watching with horror, saying, how, given this movement toward democracy do they react the way they have? this may be a sign to others around the world, people are heroic, a commitment to democratic change. i would urge chinese leaders to recognize that. >> there are reports about the crackdown. with relationships that encourage -- is there a point in doing that here? >> i want to keep on the military side. i expressed rhetorically the indignation we feel, recognize the history of china moving into its own middle kingdom syndrome as it has done various times in the past and i want to encourage the things that helped the chinese people. i think now the suspension will send the strong signal. not saying it will cure the short range problem in china or any outside country can cure the short range that today in tiananmen square problem. it is very important, it's not going to be business as usual and it is important that the army we want to see restraint and this is the best way to sign

you are an expert on us russia relations, and that is the road to war in eastern europe. how did we get to this point where europe is seeing its first major land war since world war two the possible exception of the breakup of yugoslavia a civil war. so let's begin with something. i usually stay away with stay away from rather my day-to-day podcast and that is what's happening on the ground. we want the podcast to survive forever not become dated, but i am curious as to what you think about why russia's invasion? has gone so poorly at least from a russian perspective not achieving any major objectives yet. well, i think there are a couple of factors it begins i think with a ambition that was unrealizable from the beginning in this ambition was to dominate entirely the country of ukraine to knock out its government. to put in a puppet really to take control in some way. maybe not over all of ukrainian territory. but over most of it now, it's a country. that's roughly the size of texas a population a bit less than 40 million people and the russians came in with a with an ar

. >> and was losing in eastern europe today and in the soviet union are going to go forward. and i think people are watching more with or saying how good this movement towards ddemocracy and the chinese leadership reacted when a half so i think it's, this may be a sign to others around the world that people are heroic when it comes to their commitment to democratic change and i would urge the chinese leaders to recognize that last row here, we're going across and that's it. >> authorities brought in troops but in fact the case how do these military relationships encourage change? could you explain what that is? >> i explained that because i want to keep it on the military side expressed rhetorically the indignation we feel. i recognize that history of china into his own middle kingdom syndrome as it's done at various times in his past and i want to encourage the things that have helped the chinese people and i think now the suspension is going to send a strong signal. i'm not saying it's going to cure the short-range column in china. i'm not sure any outside country and you a

our friends in eastern europe are reacting in the same way and retail chains are facing a dropastern europe second e suppliers ukrainian suppliers are beginning to refuse to cooperate with such companies, and we have cases when the company already offers the largest ukrainian suppliers of companies from our list of international war sponsors unique conditions, really unique conditions for their goods, which ukrainian manufacturers could not even expect to count on them, hope for them someday. and today they receive them and at the same time, ukrainian manufacturers tell them no , guys, you are international sponsors of war, your conditions are of course very attractive for our business, but we value it and this is very what is important is the signal that today's ukrainian market sends to international companies. of course, it is not completely clear. and they cannot imagine what it is like when a large ukrainian manufacturer is offered exclusive conditions. and he says that i am talking about values, we will not use them at all, we will stop with you relations, this trend is a

is not limited to the issue of eastern europe and it directly affects the situation here in theific region said. the old spring shift for the children of donbass has ended belarus in the dubrava camp in the soligorsk district, more than 300 children from the dpr and the zaporizhzhia region underwent rehabilitation for 17 days , the program included flash mobs and dances, gifts , excursions, but most importantly, positive emotions and peaceful sky will remain in the memory of these guys forever. very fun cool no war. yes, and there it’s scary to be so afraid of everything, you have to suddenly fly there, but here all sorts of concerts are good pools, ah, food, i like some stops. we went to the pool and swam. i really liked it. true, not much. i would like more. yes, borsch was very tasty. here , i liked it the most, belarus - in general, this is such a bright place, such a cool camp, right now you come in, it blows good, they warmly received theirs. everyone there is big, hype, the third group is already on the suitcases , literally, the train back and forth and they will be here

so the bottom line here is that eastern europe, despite publicly supporting zelinski, apparently have had their fill of them. and of this conflict, washington has a political agenda to keep playing zalinski. and so he and ukraine both break and they don't really seem to care too much about what their own intelligence was saying. and western europe is just sitting there and patiently on. it's we at biden's feet, no doubt there waiting for his class used to move. so he could maybe take them for a walk, he so they can perhaps release themselves. meanwhile, to occasional opposition times, days come all it can age to renew his branded president. the other one, a full sleeter and his promise to do everything in his power to unseat him. the will will not leave our homeland to fake for leisure who until yesterday was the co chairman of the b o. b, and is now hands in food in the direction of russia. but as long as the old position has already made a number of attempts to ignite protests, the head of a runoff scheduled for later this month. this why claims about electrical fraud failing to be

prior to martial speech, you did have coalition governments of sorts in central and eastern europe in poland, in romania in hungary, in bulgaria and the most legitimate of those was czechoslovakia. as i had mentioned. stalin, after martial speech, became very, very concerned with two things. one, that the united states would spread martial aid to his what -- he called satellite nations in eastern and central europe. use determined that that would not happen so he cracked down on all the coalition governments in such a role in eastern europe and entrenched communist control with regard to germany. stalin spies in washington and london made clear to him that the united states was reversing occupation policy in germany, was no longer going to be the morgenthau plan. the united states was going to rapidly reindustrialize west germany and might even go on to create an independent capitalist democratic west drummond state, which indeed the united states did in 1949. as you point out, the soviets were very concerned about and industrially revived germany, which they believed would once again

no, i think that i think the move that we're seeing in eastern europe today and indeed in the soviet union are going to go forward and i think people are watching more with horror and saying how given this movement towards democracy. can the chinese leadership react in the way they have and so i think it's i think i think this may be a sign to others around the world that people are are heroic when it comes to their commitment to democratic change, and i would just urge the chinese leaders to recognize that last row here. we're going to cross that said. yeah this president their reports that the chinese military is badly divided in this for this crackdown the authorities brought in some troops from the debt conflict if that's the case. how does the suspending our these military relationships encourage any kind of change? i mean you explain what the point of doing that is. i already did david you missed it. i'd explained it because i want to keep it on the military side this i've expressed here rhetorically the indignation we feel i recognize the history of china moving into its own m

the russian branch of the society have been accused of involvement in espionage activities in eastern europed reshetnikov was a general in the kgb. he's 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 get 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 through 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 h

the european commission banned the export of grain from ukraine to five countries of eastern europe from 2 to june 5 at the same time, brussels allows transit and export of products to other eu states, so next month, wheat, corn, rapeseed, sunflower from ukraine will not be able to be sold in bulgaria hungary poland romania and slovakia this was stated by the head of the turkish ministry of foreign affairs, mevlut cavusoglu, in particular, he recalled the need to reconnect rosselkhozbank to the swift system full quarantine of 100% there is no guarantee of renewal from one transaction now, well, serious work is underway and there are hopes for success. our efforts and those of the un continue, the root of the problem is that the deal has only been extended for 60 days. this is not the fulfillment of russia's requirements, in particular, it concerns the issue of reconnecting the russian agricultural bank to the swift guarantee system for banks to pay for specialty food in the russian foreign ministry , in turn, reported that the next round of negotiations between delegations and un represe

commission banned from may 2 to june 5 the export of grain from ukraine to five countries of eastern europesels allows transit exports of products to other eu countries, so next month wheat, rapeseed corn and sunflower from ukraine will not be able to be sold in bulgaria hungary poland romania and as for the grain deal, the problem in slovakia is the issue of its extension - this is the failure to fulfill the requirements of russia, this was stated by the head of the turkish ministry of foreign affairs, mevlut cavusoglu, in particular, he recalled the need reconnection of rosselkhozbank to the swift system there is no guarantee to extend the grain deal now, but serious work is underway and there is hope for success our efforts and the efforts of the un continue to be the basis of the problem that the deal was extended only for 60 days. this is not a fulfillment of russia's requirements . this, in particular, concerns the issue of reconnecting rosselkhozbank to the swift system ; the grain deal will be held in moscow on may 5 at the meeting of the foreign ministers of russia, syria, turkey a

to west and eastern europe together. i think we are in a phase where we are much more contributing to global issues. yeah. and what's interesting about the humboldt forum is that your main collection is focused on ethnological research and study and collection. and there are thousands and thousands of artefacts and objects here from all over the world, many of them collected by european colonialists. now, is it time for you in this institution to recognise in the 21st century there is something deeply troubling about this collection and many like it in the great museums of the world? first of all, i would like to say i'm speaking here as the general director of the humboldt forum. we are hosting, we are housing, two museums here in our building — that is the ethnological museum and the museum of asian art. but, legally, they belong to another institution — the state museums in berlin. but you, if i may say so, are the hugely influential custodian... yes. ..of this collection. 0ur institution is in charge for bringing all

the soviet monuments of eastern europe. just over 100 years since the founding of the soviet union. for some, they symbolize the victory over fascism. for others, aggressive russian imperialism. the one we don't want to destroy the race it or change it, but preserve the violence here here, the name of person who committed genocide like this time in the stop. it's like having a monument to the russian soldiers who raped and murdered and put you on the it's quiet in downtown keys, but the piece is deceptive. in air, read alarm could go off at any minute. and a deadly strike occurs. there's no electricity in running water for days on end. here on the banks of the deeper river, the people's friendship arch one symbolized friendship with russia. since april 2022, the space beneath it has stood empty. this is what the friendship memorial used to look like. but in april 2022, it was be headed. the you might think the people in key of have other worries right now then what to do with the cities monuments. but in fact, this question is loaded with significance. many are keen to see all trace

then filled with compressed air, and then the locks begin to rise ; spring leashes also came to eastern europe blocking traffic on the roads and causing a power outage, the croatian authorities sent an army to fight against the elements in the small town of croatian kastanitsa declared a state of emergency. once unable to withstand many days of rain the river. una. came out of the coast. residents rushed to carry sandbags at home, soldiers sent to help them strengthened the coast. water still gets through this barrier. but we pump it out with pumps. we stay here as long as necessary. four meters below the current water level there is a descent to the water. here we could approach the river, depth. it’s usually 160 cm in this place, but look what ’s happening now there all four meters, so we were in a panic in the rook of the ambulance brigade delivering food packages. for those who were blocked by the flood on the upper floors of the buildings , the city was badly damaged; the water on the central streets rose by 3 m. lands and equipment is irreparably damaged. a similar picture is in bosnia a

from devotes his analysis to eastern europe, an expert of the jamestown foundation, maybe thisrsity of georgia, such a washington tv presenter on the eve in lviv, he presented a book of instructions, not just a book, but a book of instructions, instructions for dismantling russia. the life of ukrainians i am convinced that many ukrainians i would say many millions of ukrainians i would say many tens of millions of ukrainians have this as a dream there is now a prerequisite for this there are no prerequisites for this now there is a huge debate some people believe that all these national entities are really er from russia they still say that this cannot be and there is a huge discussion here in order to somehow clarify the positions , let 's listen to this conversation . a world-famous person, writer, columnist, historian, employee of the james town foundation, janusz bugaisky, recently, well, in fact, in 2022, he wrote the book a--an insolvent state, instructions for dismantling russia, and that is why he came to ukraine to present this book. about this book about russia, about

according to him, nato's activity continues to grow in eastern europe, additional military contingents000 american troops, the alliance has interned the military infrastructure near our borders, significantly increased the scale and intensity of troop training. the grain deal is being discussed at the un these days , the initiative stalled due to the west’s unwillingness to take into account russia’s interests at what stage of the negotiations we will learn from artyom yamshchikov and at what artyom alexey good morning. well, the main snag is the complexity of payments, do i decide to tell you? the united nations is working to ensure that russian banks, including rosselkhozbank, can make payments under the grain deal at a briefing. vaughn said arkhan, deputy spokesman for the secretary general of the organization, one of the areas of work for the head of the un conference on trade and development , rebecca greenspin, and her team is to find a solution that would allow russian banks, including the russian agricultural bank, to make payments and transactions, but there is still no clarit

regime, for the contribution to the development of polish-ukrainian relations, the center of eastern europethe maria curie-skłodowska university in lublin awarded the medal of saints cyril and methodius people's deputy of ukraine and co-chairman of the parliamentary group for inter-parliamentary relations with poland mykola knyazhytskyi are honored with a humanitarian award, scientists , politicians, scientists, public figures and also organizations for their activities in eastern europe, we should be together in the european union , we are the closest neighbors, the closest partners, polish society has set an example for politicians, the ukrainian polish village of the world how can you love and support each other? at the beginning of a full-scale repetition, they came to poland and actually became natives here, this is very important , the first arab woman returned with space ryanov barnavi was part of the crew a private space mission organized by nasa and it was already the second such commercial flight. the spacex capsule with four astronauts worked aboard the international space statio

towards relatively, and here an interesting split may arise within the european union between eastern europeurope over attitudes towards russia , because western europe understands that russia will still be there if it needs to deal, and eastern europe europeans blinded by their syndromes are ready to go for broke, but this is not the position, as i understand it, of those western elites who still retained a sense of realism. and there are such macrons, remember periodically, he talked about brain death. he expresses some dissatisfaction, more uncomfortable than this feeling that the west is missing something, yes, but in this one-dimensional anti-russian position, he expresses these doubts. i would say looks. it's like a personal front, but there are doubts in the united states a majority in the senate. a strong majority in the senate. and the majority. it is not so stable in the house of representatives fully supporting uh blind support for ukraine but if you look at uh american voters there is a different picture and a significant majority. e republican voters are those who say they will

we decided to add this story to our airwaves now i will briefly tell you about the center of eastern europeiversity named after mary through sklodowska in lublin with its medal of saints cyril of tomatoes to the people's deputy of ukraine mykola knyazhytskyi awarded a ukrainian politician and public figure for his contribution to the development of polish-ukrainian relations . our film crew maria gurska will tell us more watch listen hello vasyl we are in the center of eastern europe at the university of maria kurisklodowska in lublin this is where the medal of the name of the saints was presented today cyril and methodius for his contribution to the development of polish-ukrainian relations, the people's deputy of ukraine mykola knyazhytskyi, co-chairman of the parliamentary group on parliamentary relations with poland mykola knyazhytskyi spoke before the audience of students and scientists of the university and is right now with us, mr. mykola , what message was conveyed to audience in poland , you know there were several of them, he was not alone, i say everywhere here that we will not r

regarding what is happening in eastern europe, i want everything to be settled there, i do not want anscalation of the war. nobody knows what the situation is. it will turn out there by january 2025, but i definitely don’t want the united states and our army to get into a war in russia or ukraine, by the way, donald trump has already congratulated his fellow party members on filing an application to the election commission. well , the tattoos match. i hope he gets the full range of impressions from the attacks, marxists, communists, and radical fanatics of our countries, without which he will never know who he is and what kind of work the forty-fifth president of the united states does in his social network, but in the meantime, in the united states, because of all his strength, he continues to deal with democracy and tries to suppress others a criminal term who photogenic put his feet on the table in the office of the then speaker of the house. nancy's representatives negotiated to four and a half years in prison in january, the jury found the man guilty on eight counts, including par

is not limited to the problem in eastern europe, it directly affects the situation here in the that is why cooperation between us in the eastern asia and nato are becoming more and more important, said the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of japan, is it possible to talk at all about the prospect of nato expansion not only to the east of europe, but to the east of the world, relatively speaking , to the asian east, and that countries such as japan , for example, or which australia or is it new zealand, please? yes. these are the countries that you named. they are actually creating such military alliances. the united states is joining them. well, here we can simply say that putin is really not an average geostrateg. managed to do incredible things japan, you know, even after the second world war, there constitutions wrote that it was a neutral country, never since the second world war period, japan has not uh-uh used its it was very limited in using its armed forces they were limited in terms of uh- e amount in the policy of the japanese government was very clear that it

and now of course, india, pakistan, and restaurants and some of the countries on the eastern europe are now trying to invest in the strategic north, south transit corridor, just to pave the way for us to move trade between those countries. and it seems to be a very viable alternative path to the conventional so as can out routes which was used to be used by russia for the transit or if it's a good steward, the indian subcontinent. now we see that the north south transit quarter will significantly shorten the path needed for the washing goods to reach the indian subcontinent. and that is why it is also important for russia. many thanks for your company here. one of the international plants email updates to be signed on our website all to come back to the top down, the the hello and welcome to cross software. all things are considered, i'm peter live out. they chose the approach towards you. credit is full of contradictions. we are told a win for russia is a defeat for the west, but ukraine is not a member of the military alliance were told, nato is not part of the complex, but it has bee

policies at the regional level because the united states is becoming more independent militarily in eastern europe east asia and instead of a military presence it needs a civilian base and according to the american officials, it is considered a landmark and influence throughout the heart of asia. the new researcher about the new building has a beautiful appearance, but it has been followed by a storm of reactions . environment and tree cutting in this embassy was criticized by george chekare, a lebanese journalist , in response to twitter, it is a crime that he wrote that the view of these high mountains cools our hearts . joe, but the mountains of proud and national makos energy and whatever is from this country, the western parties can no longer attach sanctions against the islamic republic of iran because any sanctions you create in this transit route will endanger the interests of other countries whose goods and services pass through iran. they counter that the north-south crossing has become one of the basic components of the relations between iran and russia, so that its finalization has bee

harry truman felt his great concerns were eastern europe and the soviet union. and the advance throughout indo china that region where communism could expand through china. and the strategy that he developed was called containment. the idea was not to confront an active war but to go actively comitting lives and everything that goes with war. but to try to continue the -- to contain the advance of this, this really toxic political development, that was seen to be a threat to american democracy and capitalism. so, containment was his strategy. his goal was to do as little as he had to without distracting american resources or the military. and he passed that on to dwight eisenhower. susan: people will remember of that era also hearing about the domino theory. is that the same as containment? david: it was. it was understood that if one nation falls, then the next one will fall. and after a while, this virus will take over the world. what no one really saw coming was that ultimately communism was not a sustainable phenomenon. it was not a political movement that w

catholic church clergy there in eastern europe were persecuted and killed resistant heroes included polish cardinal visits, key hungarian cardinal and sinti and croatian cardinal stefan. by 1959, the vatican feared the would eventually succumb to natural death as it was being quote suffocated by the coils of a hostile power. as cardinal casserole, the vatican's principal diplomat put it, it then adopted the polish see of diplomatic engagement called acid politique. this opened the church to communist infiltration and manipulation. communist moles penetrated the vatican, polish, hungarian and czechoslovak secret services all reported significant agent positions there so that john paul two kept his soviet files, the papal apartments not trusting this curial offices, george weigel noted. he described the hungarian example. this is george weigel. most bishops nominated under the 1964 vatican hungarian agreement cooperate with hungary's internal security and foreign intelligence services. by 1969, the hungarian bishops conference was largely controlled by the hungarian state. so was the

oligarch paying millions to the biden family when vice president biden oversaw corruption in eastern europelet's get to fox news' david spunt live at the justice department with the latest. >> reporter: hi, liz. house republicans say they don't have all the answers, they said this is a long-going process. they expect to continue this for a while, but they presented what they did find in a news conference today lasting almost an hour. listen. >> what we're proving to you today is showing you actual bank records, actual evidence of shell companies and businesses or more businesses and more bidens involved than we knew of. >> reporter: house republicans presented new evidence about the biden family receiving millions of dollars, much of the time when joe biden was vice president. house republicans say they have evidence the biden family and associates made more than $10 million from companies with foreign ties. there's a recurring theme in these allegations. the money went through multiple accounts before landing in biden family bank accounts. hunter biden, liz, is also a recurring theme. the

especially after the 14th year, britain showed that it was interested in maintaining security in eastern europe russia and well, we can also see what is there what was the reaction in britain to the poisoning of litvinenko and the violinists that in principle britain went through such an evolution and charles and i would really like to know that and this story that it was the british military that built the first railway on of the territory of ukraine during the crimean war. it existed for a short time. it was called the great central crimean railway near the balaclava, so that there was, for example, a train. yes, there is kyiv . balaklava is named in some way in memory of ukraine and britain, because indeed crimea and the crimean war for britain are what shaped them. in the modern era and many british soldiers died. then biden died in the early symbolic zone, like the ukrainian flag, because he was directly in a blue suit and a granddaughter in a yellow dress with such a, i don’t know, pancho or something like that president of the united states because he is still a person of irish origin, b

an eastern europe. the on the counter is a brother, nation universe and coma. so for us, yeah. if this not brotherhood about centers of exploitation, colonial ization and, and barriers the ancestors of today's pose, ukrainians and citizens of many other nations, live in a come on state. the police, the training on come on with was a political project that integrates its various nations within one oregon. although it was an unfinished project, it was in fact one of the 1st offense to be you in europe, and you need to build european unity in a peaceful way. it lets us recall the words of robots, human heroes, that a united to europe remains accessible to anyone who wishes to join it. it's the result that is sorry that it is an international co operation. now let me say a few words on vomiting. is that right here off your brain role model for you the all these we start to winston churchill was the streets of london during the nazi bomb being has the west. so the need or who has so on question, i believe is his own life for defend cease homeless but the thing is that i ask you did

our eastern europe correspondent 0ur eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford has been meeting akraine claimed round 19,000 children had been taken by russia, here is her investigation. tatiana makes the most of it. last year, herson tatiana makes the most of it. last year, her son was taken from his school in ukraine, by russian soldiers. his mother had to travel deep into enemy territory, to rescue him. forced separation would be upsetting for any child but sasha has special needs and for someone so vulnerable, it was deeply unsettling. he needs and for someone so vulnerable, it was deeply unsettling.— it was deeply unsettling. he tells me how armed _ it was deeply unsettling. he tells me how armed russian - it was deeply unsettling. he tells me how armed russian soldiers. it was deeply unsettling. he tellsl me how armed russian soldiers in balaclavas came to his school that day, loaded him and 12 other children on to bus, and drove off with them. translation: withthem. translation: ., , translation: to be honest it was re translation: to be honest it was pretty scary. _ transl

most of the jews from eastern europe wanted to go to america and western europe, but in in 1925 , the number of jews who went to palestine was more than there were jews who went to america, and restrictions were imposed on jewish immigration to america . beginning in 1935, the peak of jewish immigration was during the colonial period. the number of jewish immigrants has reached 65,000 people in just one year. and the palestinians started to fight for themselves, remaining in their land and sticking to it by using alcohol, and at the same time they tried the development that they had started in the 20th century. about these matters there was no consultation, and once again the issue related to the general strategy of propaganda for the public homeland for itself in palestine in 1929, ghasemi, the decimal number of iran's sexual relations operation, promised to tens of thousands of jewish immigrants and settlers that the ships carried jewish immigrants in the areas they landed on different sea shores and as a result, the zionist movement formed teams to attract them and the jewish emplo

for their activities for the benefit of eastern europe, we have to be together in the european union,losest neighbors, the closest partners , polish society has set an example for ukrainian and polish politicians as a whole of the world how can you love and support each other? i want to thank once again all the poles who have done so much for ukrainians who have come to poland since the beginning of the full-scale repetition and have actually become natives here, this is very important, combining traditions and modernity. the concert was held for the first time in the last three years, details are in our material, choral singing is an integral part of ukrainian culture in the chamber hall of the lviv national university ivan franko festival of choral music was held , 32 musical ensembles from different schools of ukraine were invited. it was not in lviv, because there was a quarantine for three years, then the war, which, unfortunately, continues and the children did not have the opportunity to express themselves, it is also an opportunity to listen to other choirs, er, it is an oppor