next week, estonia will celebrate its independence day. we must not forget that it is thanks to the committed allies like the united states, that small countries, like estonia can even flourish as independent sovereign states. our security continues to be guaranteed by our membership in nato. the most powerful alliance in history. last year at a ne, the matter its summit allies made historic decisions to make the alliance even stronger allies committed to establishing a credible forward defense poster on nato's eastern flank. in order to ensure that every inch of allied territory is defendant without delay. as part of this commitment, brendan biden announced the decision to enhance the e with rotational presence in the baltic states. call that promise the liver, r u. s. highmark, blood tune and an infantry company are now training side by side with his own and defense forces, increasing enter operability and strengthening the security of estonia and nato. however, since russia has not given up its imperial ambitions and continues to bow th

estonia was forced to conclude the ussr of 1940 in the arms of the ussr in the fall of 1944, estonia from the germans. and immediately began the restoration of the national economy of the republic for the years from 1944 to 1990 in the soviet socialist republic of estonia were built mechanical engineering metal processing and instrumentation. an enterprise for the production of rare non-ferrous metals in berta the school of linguistics of yuri lotman worked it was in estonia that the first after the ban was published, a collection of poems by osip mandelstam hosted exhibitions of the disgraced artist robert falk and the sculptor ernstra unknown joseph brodsky read his poems there in estonia alexander solzhenitsyn wrote the gulag archipelago festivals in the ussr also took place in estonia fashion magazine silhouette was a salvation for those who loved beautiful clothes and followed sons in the ussr estonians have always dreamed of being known as smart. they wanted to have not only culture, but also their own science, for the first time they tried to realize this dream as soon as they

certain data, how small estonia is preparing to confront the aggressor and why is it giving all itskraine, it can make a spirit, why did it escort the russian ambassador, hundreds of thousands of russian diplomats who are spying, i want a russian court in the latin gulf, this is actually half of the estonian fleet exclusive party a week from the coast of the baltic sea , a suitcase, a train station, russia and the great diplomatic upheaval in tallinn, the russian ambassador packed his things ahead of time and returned to moscow, estonia in the wake of other baltic countries sharply took a course to lower diplomatic relations with the aggressor, and it seems that this is only the beginning of the inscription 100 , and at the moment, this is how the entrance of their relations looks, which recently seems to have reached a boiling point, so i am here, uh , peizikliy in ho we asked russia to reduce by almost half the number of diplomats that they have in tallinn because it does not correspond to the number of our diplomats in moscow, and russia replied, let's lower diplomatic relations

they are entirely in estonia. we understand. ah, that secretary general stone, burke will also attend a military parade at the freedom square on the occasion of estonia, independence day, and meet with ukrainian soldiers who are training in estonia. max, just tell us, because, you know, we've, we've been discussing the conflict in ukraine. this obviously a very symbolic day, followed me as the lens is peace plan calls for russia is complete withdrawal, the legal prosecution of all russian war crimes and international security guarantees. just walk us through where things stand right now and you know what people are thinking when they see those demands indeed from zalinski book. right? so you could argue that these are very reasonable demands of the ukranian president is asking for the invading forces to withdraw from his country, and those who have committed war crimes or have committed crimes of aggression to be prosecuted. and he wants security guarantees rate. this is something that has been on the table, the long before the

estonia submitted an application to join the european union.d to the negotiations in 1997. we joined in 2004. it will take time because it is necessary to make reforms throughout the state, i perfectly understand how you are now a sufferer, that is, i think i don’t even understand the gender part of it. i see the news. but i don't feel it the way it feels, and maybe it sounds wild. well, patience, patience, and with the help of those who support you . well, you will reach this goal because, in my opinion , the ukrainian people have very clearly stated where and how they want to see their future car example on this, too, because it’s only a matter of time. well, i just don’t see it. you don’t want to join the european union. the logic works the other way around. what do you need to do with all those reforms to join the european union, and then the ato was on the contrary, well, two joined organizations at the same time, but again, we are like that, well, that we will join nato. to rebuild all our economic ties to rebuild our entire economy, it w

efforts, ukraine needs a lot of estonia right now." estonia will not be able to help them. is this really so, and the prime minister referred to the fact that now there are a lot of ukrainians who kindly were accepted on the territory of estonia from the general population of estonia, and of course we understand that such a number is a very , very large indicator, one of the largest in europe, and we must we need to receive support from other countries of the european union with the help of which we could help refugees from ukraine we now need to end this aggression, to restore the territorial integrity of ukraine, and also to start the processes that have contributed to the reconstruction of ukraine, not only by rebuilding what you lost, but by building even better, because ukraine will need to meet all the criteria of the european union for entry, ukrainians are also waiting for ukrainians who left their country . we also understand that many of them want to return home, not because you joined us today, and that's all for today in my part of spotlight ukraine, it is obvio

nato has been providing air support to estonia, latvia and lithuania since 2004. in 2014. after russia illegally annexed crimea, nato started a 2nd air policing mission and amory, where the germans are now stationed. i'm standing here on the estonian coastline and behind me in that direction is the gulf of finland. and this is where nato fighter jets are regularly scramble to, to intercept russian airplane, heading from st. petersburg to coline ground. after take off the jets need as little as 3 minutes to reach international air space and intercept their targets. russian military aircraft regularly fly with their flight transponders turned off and do not communicate with aircraft controllers on the ground. a potential hazard for civilian air traffic. in this case, the loft buffer euro fighters are tasked to intercept the unknown aircraft and identify them. the melissa, so not normal when to fight a jet don't communicate in international airspace. i look on them in your approach and at craft that you're not in contact with facts and you don't know what the other g

it was the minister of foreign affairs of estonia, urmas rein, who talked about supporting ukraine on the way to our joint victory over the aggressor. in the us congress, there is a necessary majority to continue providing support to ukraine in the volumes that have been provided so far in an interview with the american tv channel cbs. said the head of the committee on international affairs of the house of representatives, republican michael mccall , so he commented on the information that 11 republican congressmen registered a draft resolution on the termination of the provision of of support for ukraine, congressman mack, in particular, said that i am still confident that we are providing the ukrainians with all the help they need , i would like it to be done faster so that they could win faster in the ministry of foreign affairs of poland, for two months no graduate of the moscow state institute of international relations has been working better known as hymon, all of them were released about this in an interview with gazeta polska - said the head of the foreign policy department o

here is the statement of the prime minister of estonia prime minister of estonia kaikalas quote nato countries must establish control over moscow and forcibly rewrite the mentality of russian citizens so that the russians never leave threats. she was answered by the mep from ireland, mick wallace , reacted crazy take over the hospital. god help her in europe this is the first case per week. well, the second arrived in time, and the head of the slovak foreign ministry was sent to the psychiatric hospital, e, the head of the slovak foreign ministry, rostislav kachar, wrote about the war in ukraine on social networks and condemned putin's carpathian collaborators and sent the hungarian example of urban, i can't quote you, but believe me, it's just three letters. this is an obscene word, so he wrote on his facebook well. in response, the head of the hungarian parliamentary committee on foreign affairs, the yellow nemed replied. i know mr. kutcher well, the minister of foreign affairs, because he was an ambassador, in budapest, i met him several times , i must say that i am very concerned

in rural estonia. - i internet... in rural estonia. — _ up internet... — up to my neck in it. hello and welcome to switzerland. this town is known for its cheese and the international balloon festival held in the valley behind me. but let's start somewhere a little warmer. mexico city's canal network was originally built by the aztecs. it stretches 180 kilometres and it is a unesco heritage site but one that could do with a bit of a cleaner. we sent the travel show�*s at eva zu beck. i was honestly expecting to go on a quiet little boat ride but this place is a realfiesta. we are stuck in a trafficjam of like ten different boats, tourist boats, shop boats. the moment you leave behind the super busy area, it feels like a completely different world. so much wildlife and greenery. it is just so serene. but even out here in the more remote areas of the wetlands, the pollution is endangering one of the most iconic animals. this strange looking but much love acts a —— loved acts a axolotl. i cannot believe this is happening. 0h, i cannot believe this is happen

europe, people from the collective event , influential people in general, do they agree with what estonia de vele offers ? that someone is against some specific components, but in general the support is very broad in many directions, we do not see any rapid development of events that we would like when we talk about, for example , the freezing and transfer of russian assets or about the creation of an international tribunal, we understand that it takes time, as well as for the further delivery of weapons, we know our duty, we know that we must do it, it is our moral responsibility to call on our partners to act and act immediately because we because we understand how important was the battle for kyiv last spring , what was the bravery of the ukrainian people, how did they fight back the aggressor. it was a battle for european freedom and a fulvka, if we see less than one percent of the gdp of ukraine compared to the gdp of the european union, we understand that the investments you make in the freedom of ukraine, the european union , they are very small and we can do more, that's why i am

currently , 683 citizens of russia and belarus 595 live in estonia, of which they had the right to own weapons. the transition period suggests that they need to hand over their weapons or make them unsuitable for firing. inflation at the end of the year should not exceed seven eight percent of unjustified growth. prices should not be allowed, experts said in the studio and talk show economic environment , a new system of price regulation has been operating in our country for 4 months. but it's a living document which may be subject to adjustment depending on the situation in the domestic and foreign markets for this purpose , an expert council was created during march. it acts as a platform for dialogue between the gentlemen and business at the forefront of the interests of ordinary consumers , the head of state speaks about this, validity, fairness, controllability of pricing and trade. uh, the most already so beneficiary who received all this load, of course, here in this vein in this vein they have repeatedly noted that well done well they all worked together to admit. uh, the defic

from the black to baltic sea, including here in estonia. led by the united kingdom to deter aggression, and help protect. and nations from spain will augment your air defenses. all this sends a message that nato will protect estonia. our article 5 commitment is ironclad. all for one and one for all. in july we'll take further steps. and we'll see progress as regar regards to finland and sweden into our alliance. 28 of the 30 allies have already ratified the protocols. i've had good discussions last week and we agreed to restart the talks and to convene the meeting between finland, sweden in mid march under my auspices to discuss the implementation of the agreement made last june and how to complete the accession process. and it is good that the hungarian parliament will start ratification process next week. our aim is for both finland and sweden to join as soon as possible. this will strengthen their security, it will strengthen europe's security and it will strengthen nato. so thank you once again for our excellent discussions and for your

i am certain that like the people of estonia, ukraine to will prevent. thank you. thank you. made the secretary general insult them, burke, please flemister colors. there are correlations on a stone else. in the pens they and the person from the lion, there was law. it's a honor to be together with both you here in the talent, are they on this very symbolic care they over a 100 years ago, as thornton troops fought bravely for their freedom and independence in the pens was short lived the about the stone and people never gave up and with a follow the iron curtain, you regained your freedom and thank you so much for inviting me to be part of the law. a celebration. so today the flag, the flag racing certainly, and the replaying. and certainly it was really moving under. it demonstrates how much you value your freedom. your history is a strong reminder that we cannot take our freedom for granted. freedom is not for free. we was fined for it every day. to day it is, are the ukraine and people who are bravely fighting for their freedom. and despite a dark year of despai

around 7% of estonia is made up of this — bogland.ge fan. in fact, people would regard a landscape like this with horror because folklore said that this is exactly the kind of place where you might be waylaid by evil spirits. times have changed, though, and it's now becoming apparent just how useful these bogs are. it's so effective at storing carbon, that in recent years, the estonian government has started re—bogging vast areas of land in an effort to help tackle climate change. hello, i'm christa, good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like mud, but is this peat? yes, it's peat. actually, if you look, it's almost decayed, but not totally decomposed material. oh, you can still see the fibres. why is it important to restore these peatlands? it is important for carbon emissions. we want to stop carbon emissions here, we want that this peatland would store carbon, not emitting it. but people here are also finding out what a stunning playground this environment is. glad to meet you. good to meet you, too. i've got my gumboots read

and the hidden treasures of estonia's boggy paradise. town that draws adventure sport enthusiasts from across the world. but not everyone wants adrenaline on their holidays, some are just after music and dancing and fun and that is what we are heading to do next. the spanish party island of ibiza hosts countless big—name djs every summer. for many it's the perfect place to gig with a merry and receptive crowd. but when bbc radio 1xtra dj reece parkinson was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes, he wondered how he would manage it on his travels. so we went with him to find out. i'm heading to the location of my gig, the ibiza rocks hotel. but after a good old catch of the night before and having more alcohol than normal, i'm feeling a little worse for wear. after the lack of sleep, i'm riding on adrenaline. this 45—minute dj set sees me supporting some of the biggest names in the european dance music scene, so i have to be on top of my game. so we're about to go out on stage, we've literally got five minutes until the start of the set. i'll che

estonia is a proud member of the european union and nato. not only our freedom and security, but that of the whole europe. gray areas, however, create instability and lead to war. they must become the thing in the past. that is why ukraine's place is in the european union and after the end of the war also in nato. for estonian, the 24th of february has always been about celebrating freedom. we know that freedom comes at a price. you need to fight for it. a light presence here in estonia every day to the security of our country and to the alliance as a whole. but estonia takes its own part of the burden increasingly seriously. we have been significantly boosting our defense spending. it's nearly 3% now. the will of the estonian people to defend our country is unwavering. the number of volunteers who wish to contribute to national defense has considerably increased. today ukrainians are showing unprecedented courage and commitment in defending their country. the free world needs to show the same courage and support to ukraine until the last ru

around seven per cent of estonia is made up of this — bogland.a huge fan. in fact, people would regard a landscape like this with horror because folklore said that this is exactly the kind of place where you might be waylaid by evil spirits. times have changed, though, and it's now becoming apparent just how useful these bogs are. it's so effective at storing carbon, that in recent years the estonian government has started re—bogging vast areas of land in an effort to help tackle climate change. i'm christa, good to meet you. nice to meet you. it looks like mud, but is this peat? yes, it's peat. actually, if you look it's almost decayed, but not totally decomposed. oh, you can still see the fibres. why is it important to restore these peatlands. it is important for carbon emissions. we want to stop carbon emissions here, we want that this peatland would store carbon, not emitting it. but people here also finding out what a stunning playground this environment is. glad to meet you. good to meet you, too. i've got my gumboots ready, ready to meet t

and when we celebrate doris, $100.00 and 5th anniversary or of of estonia. this means a lot to me and it also means a lot said to his own people. so thank you for being here. let me start by sharing a thought by dia. see this, the secret ed to happiness is freedom and the secret to freedom is courage. as though now had the courage to fight for our freedom, the same applies to our ukrainian friends. their fight for freedom to day is a reminder that freedom is not given and it needs constant care. freedom also needs friends and partners. 31 years ago when the sonya restored its independence, after the soviet occupation, we said as are foreign and defense policy moto, we are never alone again. yes. or zillow or your presence here to day is it's embodiment is. sonya is a proud member of european union and nato nato, and they appear in union are the cornerstones of not only our freedom and security, but that of the whole europe gray areas. however, i create instability and lead lead to war. they must be become the thing in the past. that is why ukraine's place is

his life for us now italian, estonia of a soviet state. that's now part of may so james, house of war, in ukraine, reshaping the alliance. it certainly transform nato, i think, a year ago many will be surprised where we are now. the unity that we've seen of the nato countries, the fact they ramp up the number of troops they've got in the countries closest to russia. for example, here in estonia, that were for nato battle groups a year ago. there are now 8, not nato battle groups. the amount of support that nato nations is taking a bit of time, but the amount of support nato nations and now giving to ukraine. i think that would surprise people a year ago, but there are still question marks. you mentioned the new nato members want to join sweden and finland. that's still not happened yet, because mainly of some objections from turkey. well, there's going to be a summary about that coming up in the next month to try and resolve that issue with turkey, sweden and finland all attending that summit. but i think the bigger questions are about the

also with us, -- the former president of estonia. that's been dealing with putin's hostility for nearly as long as that's been independent. estonia, which we gained its independence when the former sonia union in 1991, fears that if putin succeeds that annexing parts of ukraine, their country could be one of, if not the next target, given putin's history of -- president -- also served as the former foreign minister of the studio. he was the first post separation of acid or to washington in 1983. gentlemen, thanks for joining me. let's start with you. you have seen in the last week, at least the last few weeks, you and i have talked recently of the coming together of western and nato countries. this needs to stop. let's decide everything we can give ukraine and engage in that sooner than later, so ukraine doesn't slip back and it's holding off of russia. how do you think things have gone in the last few weeks? >> well i would say fairly well. i think that we need a good deal more, ultimately. at least the last several weeks have seen

walk, the faster it bends taras and who gets used to the prosthesis , the man just returned from estoniaeived this modern adaptation , the soldier, an air scout, was injured in battles in the izyum direction, then his group collided with an enemy tank panas worked there. i lay down on my stomach because i was worried about my hands . i also had to worry about my face, not because of the beauty , because it was just my eyes to save it, so he fell into the trench in the side and with such pieces as the palm of my hand they flew to us, a military man fainted almost immediately, what saved him from death was that his comrade managed to put a tourniquet on him, in fact , he lay there for many hours, and then someone punched me in the face and said he was alive, and they began to pull me out. i was most impressed by the reaction to the injury of my six-year-old daughter. when i was lying in the hospital, they said that my leg had been cut off. i asked the guy whose tank burned the tank that took it away from me. and i say sofiyka. i was taken out, and i don’t know whether they were burned or n

a new government is formed in latvia, lithuania and estonia -- the national people's republic of estoniaonal people's republic of latvia and the national people's republic of lithuania. >> talk like that is meant to send messages of fear. but maria dubitska won't be intimidated, and she's demanding that the state do more to stop russian propaganda. >> we want to live in freedom on earth. we don't want to be ruled by anyone. we have the right to live in self-determination here. that's very important. >> maria dubitska's hoping she won't lose any more friends and acquaintances. she enjoys her free time in the countryside, far away from russian propaganda. now, let me introduce you to an awe-inspiring woman -- philomena franz. in 1943, she was sent to the nazi auschwitz concentration camp. while most of her family was killed in the concentration camp, philomena managed to save herself from the gas chambers. she had mustered up the courage to sing in front of her tormentors. just a few weeks ago, philomena franz took her last breath, aged 100. ♪ >> auschwitz concentration camp. between 1940

a new government is formed in latvia, lithuania and estonia -- the national people's republic of estoniational people's republic of latvia and the national people's republic of lithuania. >> talk like that is meant to send messages of fear. but maria dubitska won't be intimidated, and she's demanding that the state do more to stop russian propaganda. >> we want to live in freedom on earth. we don't want to be ruled by anyone. we have the right to live in self-determination here. that's very important. >> maria dubitska's hoping she won't lose any more friends and acquaintances. she enjoys her free time in the countryside, far away from russian propaganda. now, let me introduce you to an awe-inspiring woman -- philomena franz. in 1943, she was sent to the nazi auschwitz concentration camp. while most of her family was killed in the concentration camp, philomena managed to save herself from the gas chambers. she had mustered up the courage to sing in front of her tormentors. just a few weeks ago, philomena franz took her last breath, aged 100. ♪ >> auschwitz concentration camp. between 194

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now people in estonia are also watered about the russian at back this baltic nation supports the west imposition against pu then as tanya is a member of the eel and nato, the west and military alliance as trying to ease as tony as fears at the empty air base since 2014 natal fighter jets have been taking off from here to safeguard the air space or where the baltics, german violet crystal pock. my sto does as in case of an emergency, every 2nd is crucial. thermal. underwear of water immersion suit, boots and g. suit, a life jacket armed a helmet. it takes lieutenant colonel christoph hoffmeister, less than 2 minutes to put it all on my next door. his euro fighter waits refueled and armed if the alarm sounds, the pilot has to be airborne and under 15 minutes as this is zack court summons on hold complexes, it's a very short amount of time for such a highly complex systems for i lip. lawton, it's no big secret that for all pilots when you're fast asleep in the alarm goes off, your pulse, rice is a bit other. that means that the adrenalin kicks in because you're trying to get ready and be

none of the 3 baltic states, estonia, latvia, or lithuania, as fighter jets of their own to patrol their airspace since they joined nato in 2004 allies have taken over this role and after rushes illegal annexation of crimea in 2014 nato has been flying from a 2nd base in the mary was east denado stopping. you can see the presence of the nato countries and not only in the baltic region, and also the present and poland and romania down towards the black sea presents his nero's presence has also become more visible to russian forces. we're showing them that there are red lines that were here and already i doesn't, doth. the russian plains are not far away. one of their main routes is just north of the estonian coast. russian military aircraft regularly fly without transponders a device that transmits information on flight data. and they don't communicate with air traffic controllers on the ground, a potential hazard to civilian air traffic. in these instances, german air force pilots are sent to intercept and identify the aircraft. the melissa, so management by comfort, there's nothing norm

thomas of his former president of estonia and various other things. i asked the participants to explain their personal belief and how serious the european union is about and large men to ukraine. given that we have heard here and for a long time, on the one hand that east europeans are hawks warmongers from western europeans. and then we hear on the other hand that we have to take into account the historical experiences of the global south. but we have the historical experiences of the mother of the prime minister of estonia, who was deported as a 6 month old. but we don't want to hear the historical experiences of the palsy. estonians is the european really serious about bringing in another 44000000 people have had experiences with the behavior of russia. when we hear from the same podium and have heard throughout the past year about how the east europeans are hawks and warmongers. i mean, are you serious? i met my question. the are it, are you series that the european union really wants to include more of us who have had ex, empirical experience wit

, the faster it bends taras and who is getting used to the prosthesis, the man just returned from estoniahe received this state-of-the-art device , the soldier, an air scout, was injured in the battles in the izyum direction, then his group ran into an enemy tank, panas was working there , i lay down on my stomach because i was worried about my hands, i was also worried about my face, not because of beauty , but because it was easy to save my eyes, and he fell into the trench in the side . my brother managed to apply a tourniquet, in fact i lay for many hours, and then someone punched me in the face and said he was alive , and they started to pull me out after the field hospital, the wounded man was taken to kharkiv , from there it was possible to call the family, solves the problem, i was most impressed by the reaction to the injury of my six-year-old daughter, the older i was lying in the hospital said that they had cut off my leg, i asked who burned the tank that took my leg, and i said sofiyka, i don't know, because they took me away, and i don't know whether they actually burned me o

assumed the beginning of the possible beginning of the third world war, but the prime minister of estonia kayakal showed all europeans, ordinary europeans , how it is possible to join in helping ukraine, about this and other things in a moment in the column world about ukraine well, i'll start with the terrible tragedy that happened today in turkey, more than one and a half thousand people died and about 800 were injured as a result of two earthquakes that shook the south-west and east of the country today, and here in the neighboring series on the territory which also felt strong tremors. zakyn did not kill more than 800 people, at least 600 received injuries of varying degrees of severity. the first earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 on the rifter scale was recorded at 4:17 in the morning near the city of asiantep, which is not far from the border with syria , and the second was recorded in the province of elbistan . yes in southwestern turkey alone , according to local media reports , at least 3,000 residential and non-residential buildings have been completely destroyed in the region,

russian invasion, how support for ukraine in europe is changing, we will show a special report from estonia, germany and italy regarding the war in ukraine, in which it calls on russia to immediately stop hostilities, to withdraw its troops without any conditions, to punish those guilty of crimes committed in ukraine, this document has no legal force, but it is a politically important step of the international community, the vote will exert political pressure on russia, the representative said it is important for britain, barbara woodworth , that the un general assembly takes place on the eve of the anniversary of the russian invasion of new york . however, not all countries, as they expect , support the resolution. belarus has already proposed remove from the text the mention of russia's crimes, add that peace can be achieved through negotiations and banning the supply of weapons to ukraine, the statement of the minister of foreign affairs of germany to elena brbok was indicative here , she said that if russia stops fighting , the war will stop if ukraine stops fighting, ukraine will not s

estonia provided 1%, and if others do so, it will be about 400 billion. and we provided 10 times less. so this shows that when all the allies unite, there is an opportunity to help ukraine even more. you gave ukraine all your 155-mm howitzers. why does ukraine need more power? ukraine also bought new k9 equipment - these are also self-propelled 155-mm howitzers, which are more powerful. we also have allies here, the british are here with n-270 missile launchers, there are americans with hymars, so we have enough firepower. we have also purchased ammunition, but we well understand that each a russian tank destroyed in ukraine means fewer tanks on our borders, they say that it is becoming too expensive, and ukraine is a member of the alliance. our countries then we have no other choice but to support ukraine imaginary volodar chois tu as-2 pics general ben here the former commander of the forces between the us in europe said a few weeks ago that in his opinion if nato continued to provide ukraine with resources at this level , it would be able to liberate c

the world's biggest military alliance, nato as supplying advanced weapons and trading to ukraine. estonia, which is a member of the block, has gone a step further and pledged more than one percent of its g. d. p, in military support to cave. today, the baltic nation bordering russia, this celebrating its independence day, and feelings of nationalism, of wanting high art. diplomatic editor james phase is life for us in the capitol. palin. james, on the day when a study marks its independence from russia, another former soviet nation is in an all out war with what is now martin de russia . absolutely. adrian, you can see behind me, people gathered around some military hardware in this square in the last hour. it was the independence day celebrations, as you say, sonia was celebrating or barking its independence from russia in 1918. but of course, later after world war 2, it was subsumed again into the soviet union. they have a long history and a very wary of russia in this country. the day was about stone, your independence, but also we had the presence of the nato secretary general yan sul

i have selected 16 construction sites in estonia. small speech power plants of the so-called modular nuclear power plant projects should be quickly assembled at a relatively low cost. well, to produce very small amounts of energy, a choice in favor of one or more sites. the estonian authorities will make plans to build the station next year in 28. latvia is also going to make a decision about its own low-power nuclear power plant. in texas, there is a risk of a repeat of the energy disaster two years ago in the us , severe frosts have come again, the infrastructure is again not ready for them, 350,000 people have lost electricity. transport communication with it, the supply of goods to shops and supermarkets from the roads brought in with some has already died, 7 people were injured, dozens were injured, 1,500 flights were canceled in total, an ice storm with frosts down to minus 20 affected the territories of the american midwest, where 13 million people live, and water will last at least a week. changeable weather , temperature cha

now, to one of my recent personal highlights, and trust me on this, we are off to the bogs of estoniaeve it or not, this swampy environment is the perfect playground. offering hiking, skating, and even swimming. around 7% of estonia is made up of this blog land, and it is fair to say in the past not everyone was a huge fan. in fact, the past not everyone was a huge fan. infact, people the past not everyone was a huge fan. in fact, people would regard a landscape like this with horror, because folklore said this was the exact kind of place where you might be waylaid by evil spirits. times have changed, though. it is now becoming apparentjust how useful these bogs are. it is so effective at storing carbon that in recent years the estonian government has started really bogging vast areas of land. all in an effort to tackle climate change. good to meet you. it looks like mad, but is this pete? it is pete, if you look it is almost decayed, but not totally decomposed plant material. truth? decayed, but not totally decomposed plant material-— plant material. why is it important to store thes