well, in short, everything that is happening now in eastern europe looks like part of some plan of therussian federation to destabilize the situation in europe. before that , there were many statements about the fact that the kremlin preparing to destabilize. or to commit acts of terror on the territory of western europe or eastern europe in this case. larisa, is it possible to assume that all that we are seeing now, and the unfolding of all these events, including sfitso, despite the fact that he is a pro-russian politician, despite the fact that he sympathizes there, putin has publicly expressed that, that the russian special services are trying to destabilize eastern europe so that there too... there is instability and this eastern europe also thinks that anyone who will make various statements there to or towards ukraine, or some kind of curtsy towards russia, anyone can become a target for some 71-year-old writer who is there, i don't know how he shot, to be honest, it's very difficult for me to imagine that this person shot, well shot, the question is why . well, i agree with you

is a polarization of the political process in the european union and... it is not only about eastern europeabout central and western europe, because in virtually every state there is, as you rightly pointed out, a strong, extreme right-wing structure that rushes to power and indeed in the elections to the european parliament there will be significantly more winners from the far-right camp in almost again in every state, and for the same orban and fitz. also already accused some left-wing, as he said today forces , that they wanted to destroy the fizo, the fizo who stands for peace, that's exactly what we were talking about just now, that is, russia is really interested in making europe uneasy, that there would be such a polarization of opinions and aggression in europe, and unfortunately it still has it turns out, and elections to the european parliament. may bring us many unpleasant surprises, because the same fico, even before the assassination attempt on him, could double the number of european deputies who will be elected from his party, and now he may have an even better result, becaus

of large cities in eastern europe, that is, this was the goal set to intimidate the soviet union.se bombings were aimed in the same way as the bombing of nagasaki, these were acts of intimidation. terms, this is of course a hypothetical formulation of the question, but it is certainly terrifying. during the war years, great britain and the united states increased their fleet of strategic bombers, great britain had about 1,600, and the united states. america brought it to 2,080 pieces, that is, this is a huge mass, one document is interesting, which means it is called thunder, this document was presented by churchel in 1944 to roosevelt, this document stipulated that it was necessary in order to influence the german people psychologically, a massive bombing of cities is necessary, it can be cities no less. in order for these countries to regain their independence, today very few people remember that the soviet union helped the european countries regain their independence, today they talk so much about european sovereignty, that sovereign countries are very important, but these euro

and it's not particularly the eastern europe or northern europe is something that's found across the continent. how concerned are you about the rise of power, right parties in europe and also in the north america? yes. everywhere in the world. but even if we look at germany, we're many people i think fought that's um you know, far right parties had no chance in germany. and now we can see that's all right. parties like the us, they are um, gaming popularity. what do you think about that? it's always been in the quiet underbelly of postwar germany, including in the former data out where you had nationalist parties at least in certain context, accepted as part of the norm. so it's not as though it's come completely out of the blue, but the rise of certain movements over the last several years beginning with the data now of the day. it is a concern, but germany is not the only former access country that has had to deal with the rise of far right politics, romania, russell's with us on occasion hungry. we know the current state of politics and hungry it's. it's a challenge that all of ou

what the soviets understood with their concern was a bit innovated twice through eastern europe. mm hm. live germany. what they want that after world war 2 was a buffer zone. as they saw their security in terms of space and territory and geography. so they wanted a buffer zone and they did not impose lock step quote unquote, communist or soviet style governments. immediately after the war. there was even a relative degree of democracy allowed east to europe. they had elections, they had a open discussion. it wasn't really until the truman doctrine in early 47, that the soviets began to crack down and impose the kind of dic tutorial governments that we saw in, in eastern europe. but that was after they've given up on the united states. and so that's what somebody got that's on. so that's what i was getting at. did they did, they did a crack down because we pushed them in that direction because we started see from what i was just telling and what i read mostly of your materials. it seemed like harry truman didn't even want to give him a break. didn't want to have a conversation wit

you know, factor druk is one of the largest full cycle industrial printing facilities in eastern europeand we are producing books for all but a few ukrainian publishers and a company, one of the biggest in ukraine. and it is one of the key companies in the publishing industry. and yesterday — not yesterday, 23rd of may, russian missile attack

a gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe and central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in eastern and all the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are the go to source for what is happening in ukraine today. what is happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in the very late 1940s, early 1950s, is alive and well. and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done. and the success that they have had. and the work that they're continuing to do today. but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information, if you want to call it that, peace through contact. and i think what is oftentimes perhaps well not known as well as it should is that president eisenhower was the force, the person who helped create a very interesting the agency of the united states government called us cia, u

in place of the degenerated feudal principalities , a new major power in eastern europe emerged, whichitself as a revival of kievan rus, but the mechanisms of its formation were qualitatively different from those of poland. in poland , the land of secular feudal lords was exempt from most state taxes. in russia, all classes, even boyars and nobles, from youth to old age, were obliged to serve sovereign, they could have taken away not only the estate, but also the patrimony. they could be subjected to corporal... punishment. since the end of the 15th century, the honorary title for the boyars has been the tsar's slave. the treatment of serfs reflected the largely powerless status of even the highest russian feudal lords, and radically distinguished them from the position of european feudal lords, with their rights and ideas about freedoms. but from the beginning of the 16th century, the lithuanian state was increasingly squeezed by the grand duchy of moscow. which is expanding its borders, had to resort to military assistance from poland. since 1505 vasily ii rules in russia. grand duke

a gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe and central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in eastern and all the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are the go to source for what is happening in ukraine today. what is happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in the very late 1940s, early 1950s, is alive and well. and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done. and the success that they have had. and the work that they're continuing to do today. but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information, if you want to call it that, peace through contact. and i think what is oftentimes perhaps well not known as well as it should is that president eisenhower was the force, the person who helped create a very interesting the agency of the united states government called us cia, u

yes, | absolutely, christian, ithink especially now after the war in ukraine, eastern europe cannot be ignored when it comes to the description of new top jobs after the june elections description of new top jobs after thejune elections this time around. it's true that for 20 years now of this representation has not been very reflected in the high level positions, so after the elections, but we will see is some of those countries will sense some frontrunners to brussels, most

so much of that was the w. eastern europe editor wrote a bunch of ranking to sketch off on a few other stories making headlines. today. brands supreme leader i a told the of the company has been leading the prayers at the funeral service of president abraham riley. the president, along with the foreign minister and other officials, died in a helicopter crash on sunday. tens of thousands of of radians have gathered into iran for the funeral procession. at least one person has been killed after severe thunderstorms hit. the us state of iowa vehicles have been smashed, and buildings destroyed and several locations. tornado warnings have been issued for a number of states in the mid west. the boss of singapore airlines has offered his quote, deepest apologies, after a man died and dozens were injured. on a flight hit by severe turbulence. flanked data suggests the plane a boeing 77 something dropped around 2000 meters and just 5 minutes on his way from london to singapore. witnesses say that was not wearing seatbelts, were flung to the ceiling. the jeff has forced was forced to make an eme

security, so-called the former east germany, which was, so to speak, this cadebist system of eastern europee in russia there are a lot of connections and people who can be used as an agent. as spies, and that is why i, i think, am now in germany, well, they understand this problem, and it is a political problem, an economic problem, a diplomatic problem, but for russia there is a lot here, as in other countries of the former warsaw pact, the so-called , there are of course many networks where they can their... there through which they can to carry out their operations, whether they are clean or not, because we see no fewer migrants in the same london, but the mi5 mi-6 will work and the spy will be caught, deported, in germany we do not hear such loud revelations, or just quiet are they sending all those or the wrong volumes, maybe even if you keep the stasi, but you have to remember that there were also such in britain... the murders of litvinenko there against the skripals, that is, everything is not so good there either, of course, they missed the shots , even nuclear ones, yes, yes, that

so i think that actually budapest is seen from badging side as the partner in central and eastern europe, which is the, you remember state of the same time which surveys not. so surveys the us. i remember state um, so i believe that actually got a great corporation ties that to see has made with the hungary on the message towards both european union and all the countries in europe. that actually joining tends to. so we define its presence here in central and eastern europe and also please do not forget that actually china has promised. ready to build a huge factory with ease of electric line vehicles in the south or city of the 2nd game in hungary, which will be fully free to exports the western european markets, which if this factory was based instead of it would not be the case of the possible because you know, it would be farther from not do you remember states to export this kind of vehicle . so i believe actually the, these 2 visits this, those dates, state visits promo for best belt range, but also internally, you know, please do not forget that the very 1st term both of you for st

expressed that the russian special services are trying to destabilize eastern europe so that there will be instability there as well, and this eastern europe also thought that anyone who would make various statements there to or towards ukraine, or somehow curtsy in the direction of russia, anyone can become a target for some 71-year-old writer who is there, i don't know how he is... to be honest, it is very difficult for me to imagine that this person shot, well, shot, the question is why? well i agree with you that this is why he shot and is he an agent or there he was connected with some pro-russian organizations prohibited, all this is understandable, but in fact, we have to say that there is one event, and this event should be investigated, by an investigation, but there is something that unfolds after the events, the information company, and here is this information campaign, it is very similar to setting fire to reystag, because what orban is talking about, the election of trump in the united states, i also love russia so much, i want to talk to putin, here are the facts, here yo

reach its maximum capacity, that is, 15.8, so this means that russian gas is in great demand in eastern europe russian gas is the most important factor in ensuring the energy security of southern and eastern europe. countries get it in asia in april. interestingly, japan was usually the leader, but in april it was ahead of china, which imported 440. and this is a record. the dynamics are also stable, depending on the production, which is all sakhalin, it goes to the asian market, under some super favorable conditions. but for the last 2 years, about 90% of the volumes from there go to european markets and there maybe a maximum of 10% goes to asia. the european energy regulatory liaison agency warns of a reduction in imports of russian liquefied natural gas should be approached with caution. we must take into account the imminent completion of the contract for the transit of pipeline gas from russia through ukraine. this will happen at the end of this year and could lead to the loss of 13.5 billion cubic meters, which is exactly how much was delivered along this route in 2023. in vladivostok ,

that actually joining tends to so we define its presence here in central and eastern europe. and also, please do not forget that actually china has promised to, to build a huge factor of ease of electric buying the vehicles in the south or city of the 2nd game in hungary, which will be fully free to exports the western european markets. which if this factory was based instead of the will not be the case of the possible because you know, it would be farther from not you remember states to exports this kind of vehicle. so i believe actually the, these 2 visits this, those dates, state visits promo for the best the best days. but also in telling you the, please do not forget that the very 1st term both of you for structural products within the belt thrilled initiative has been built exactly here between the best high speed railway, the very 1st one actually in the balkans. if i may, if i may say so, so this is very important, you can contribute to public image, the positive dimension, both guidance or publish site. okay? look good. just when, as we approach the end of this conve

located on a sacred place for ukraine and not just for ukraine, but for the whole of central eastern europe i will remind you that this place is sacred not even for orthodoxy, but for christianity in general, because this first stone church in eastern europe was built was in the times before the division into catholics and orthodox, so accordingly this place is sacred for christianity in eastern europe as a whole, where did it start? to the north, to the south, to the east, far away, all the way to where, 30 km away, in the future, in 200 years, moscow would begin, so this the place is very, very interesting and... it is clear that it is sacred, and at the same time it was raped by the russian orthodox church, er, by the penetration of its, let's say, pseudo-fathers, and i see that there are even reports that supporters the moscow order of lenin of the patriarchate was protested there today, it is from demolition, that is , by the end of the day it will be clean or what? and my question, in fact, i look again at these parishioners, that is, citizens of ukraine, parishioners of the moscow pa

eastern europe, the countries of eastern europe into their alliances, it was not economic integrationgration, they are the same baltic countries, poland, romania, like bulgaria, as they integrated, at first they destroyed industry, destroyed agriculture, which was created during the period the presence of these countries in the organization warsaw pact, only later, when you no longer have an economy, when you didn’t... probably eight years ago, if not nine, one of these bright seminars was held in riga, both i and marat sergeevich markov participated, we had a dispute with our then baltic partners and colleagues, why russia doesn’t suit you, that’s what lies at the core, they began to sort it out, they gave their arguments, arguments, arguments, arguments, in the end they came to the conclusion that there are only two facts: first , russophobia, they admitted, well , yes, we are at the level... such a representative government team, me, me in the foreign media, of course, i was amused by one of the headlines where they wrote that vladimir putin brought to minsk. how are the exercises

beginning in eastern europe and eventually involving millions of -- the entire continent.what known as the final solution to the jewish question was a carefullyganized effort to maximize the killing and destroy every --. the nazis. could find how utterly without mercy or regard for human life. is the german federal? how otherwise can explain the reports of sending numberless jewish people from berlin and other cities an hour's notice packednto trains with their destination? neither poland or some part of occupied russia. the scale and depravity of the final solution was staggered in reports of mass reaching the allies almost as soon as they happened. the response of president roosevelt and others within the american government society has sparked heated scholarly in recent decades. whether fdr and, other american decision makers might refugees and whether they might have undertaken policies. auschwitz that could have saved from. on october 11th, 1939. economist alexander sacks livered an historic letter from albert einstein to franklin roosevelt at the white house. in the

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and countries in eastern europe probably everywhere in the world . it's possible that to see a funded run here simply in order to help it turn the ukrainian people against russia. years later, the of of unit results the a room via or a brief street system and 2 us soldiers before the battle prizes to the national day and see the causes go dodge. bog makes with the ukranian nationalist slogan all over the past few years, pagan rituals like this, have grown especially popular in the ukrainian military. so now move so largest the lower school with the 6 sigma. somebody's fits school on the corner, just focused you because they are still going to need a measuring to the bunch of playing with those darn you because that is the thing. you still get the spelling and i think by going to read, you know, to do, i was interested in the role she might say to go to what i need for going on as the one i'm going out of the a recent member of the national, this called as of regimen, soldier rent, not i leave show to fling down to in cold blood steering, fighting in

short period of time, which...today does not exist in the post-soviet space in the countries of eastern europethis is advanced technology, this is the future, this is the future of our people, this is the independence of our country. i'm on it i have been working in the company for almost 40 years. after the collapse of the union it happened.

western europe, eastern europe, central europe, eastern europe, central europe would all sort of resembler. and i think that was wrong. and i think that was wrong. and i think we'll see that become more pronounced over time. and so i would be loathe to compare the politics of western europe to the politics of central europe and eastern europe, particularly in the context of ukraine. and finally, mr fico is somebody of a similar political bent to viktor orban, he is a supporter of putin or let's let's put it another way, he is not, in opposition to vladimir putin. he's certainly doesn't oppose what's going on really strongly in, in ukraine. and i have to say, if the, if the boot was on the other foot, if there was a pro—ukraine prime minister who was shot in the street, i think we'd be pretty quick to attribute politics to i'm not. that's not a criticism of you. we shouldn't do that anyway. but i think it's interesting how we talk about, you know, the authoritarian, ultra nationalist right, and whatnot. well, this is one of them. and he's just been shot on the street. so it can really happ

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been germany, there has always been great britain, they have always treated the countries of eastern europemerica very skillfully uses this, because ... well, what should the poles do with the balts? they are clearly they understand that neither germany nor france will definitely protect their interests, they clearly show this, they will never go to fight for these countries of eastern europe, so they hope, well, turning a blind eye to many things, that well, that’s all - after all, this great america, perhaps, it will not only protect their interests, but will also bring them to the forefront, destroying the economy of france, destroying the economy of germany, these little balts, they live on and on. for the construction of a new wall, that is, you allocate money for this, we cannot to compensate for these losses, why is this so, because euro-atlantic solidarity is higher than one’s own entrepreneurs, that’s a simple point, we see the same thing in lithuania, when the lithuanian railway is ruined, it is today in the red in losses, the port of klaipeta, why, because lived due to the transi

since the belt and road initiative, the countries of central and eastern europe have been of key importancef cooperation was developed, which was initially called 16+1, then it evolved into 17+1 when greece joined it, but since 2021, and especially after the start of a special military operation, some countries actually accused china of supporting russia and it is possible to say , they distanced themselves from participation in this very format, now in principle it is often called the format: 14 + 1; the locomotives of this format are serbia and hungary. between china and serbia, which is the chairman i visited china earlier, trade turnover over the past year increased by almost... without any barriers. even earlier , the president of the people's republic of china visited france, the leaders of the countries signed 18 agreements. they also affect the aviation industry, agriculture and green development, and also imply cooperation between small and medium-sized enterprises. however, experts note that most of these documents are rather declarative in nature. considering the rhetoric, includ

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eastern europe daria grigorova.

seriously, we are members of a larger community, and we must not forget that historically, for eastern europeve always been. part of some empire, ours, austro-hungarian, german, here they are part of some larger association, so indeed, we create a threat from the point of view of many now, and the elections are on the eve, so it’s now the sixth, it’s already less than a month, june 6, from the sixth to the ninth european union elections, right-wing parties will most likely win, they may treat us, by the way, not very, not very well, the cdu, for example, it’s not very good applies, of course. and there its representatives talk about the creation of this seventy-mile air defense zone and everything else, that is, they don’t like russia either, but they have their own interests. that is, they have interests in the fact that we don’t like russia, but we need to buy pipeline gas, because it’s cheaper, this is what the transatlantists or bureaucrats from brussels don’t particularly like, so you need to create a threat, senator vandenberg said at one time, if you want to carry out your decision on