and if at all, estonia kallas if estonia as a state today or kallas and estonia is the territory that a certain policy and for solving a certain task. this is the same project, ukraine. this is a bomb on the border with russia. this is a military base. all 30 years. they didn't just build it on a whim, because if we think about what it means. it means that ukrainian refugees or russian estonians should start teaching physics in estonian in a foreign language from september 1, which means making them uneducated people turn these people into a ghetto into those whose future will be connected only with some second roles that serve the roles and poverty, while without industry and financial criteria, therefore a sparse population of military bases and aggression directed towards moscow. that's what they do. is it a state. is this national policy. our next guest has a version about who actually rules estonia on video link with us oleg ivanov this is the leader of the kos movement, together estonia is a candidate for the 2023 estonian parliamentary elections from the united left party of es

estonia is at a crossroads.re happy to see this country distanced from the russian regime. but there's a shared history here, one that's not going to be disappearing any time soon. and if you're thinking of heading to estonia, here are some travel show tips to help with your planning. tallinn is a classic christmas market sort of town and it looks lovely lit up in the town hall square from late november. pay attention to the tree. estonians reckon their capital was home to europe's first christmas tree in 14111. that claim is disputed by latvia. but tallinn still makes a big deal of it nonetheless. a couple of highlights from the old town. 0lde hansa is a super touristy but fun medieval—themed restaurant just around the corner from the gothic town hall. it claims its food is still made to 17th century recipes. also nearby is niguliste museum in the 12th century st nicholas church. the big showpiece there is bernt notke�*s danse macabre, which invites you to think about the futility of life. and sauna culture is

nato prepares for its annual summit — with ukraine set to dominate discussion — we hearfrom estonia's minister pushing for more defence spending. ifi if i compare to the cold war, then everyone — if i compare to the cold war, then everyone understands this is serious for all_ everyone understands this is serious for all of— everyone understands this is serious for all of them. that is why the country— for all of them. that is why the country spent that much. how we can commence _ country spent that much. how we can commence that this is the same right now. and wimbledon gets under way — with some of the world's top tennis players in action. hello, i'm maryam moshiri, welcome to bbc news now. we start in the occupied west bank — where the israeli army has launched its largest military operation for years. palestinian officials say eight palestinians have been killed and 50 injured. israel says it's targeting "terrorists". palestinian leaders say innocent people are have been bombed. columns of israeli army vehicles have entered the city ofjenin, after multiple air strikes on the refuge

field hospitals for the armed forces from the pockets of estonia and lithuania and why will you send your tanks in september, but without secret armor, women for the sale of drugs to capital punishment for the first time in 20 years resorted to singapore as the fourth promenade in history. belarus today is actually at the epicenter geopolitical confrontation with all the ensuing risks and consequences, belarusian foreign minister sergei oleinik said at the final seminars for ambassadors that the conflict in ukraine is still the main destabilizing factor not only on a regional, but also on a global scale we see that the west is at the head of the united states maintains a course to continue hostilities . pumping up the region of weapons, and is not yet ready to end the conflict and start the peace process, stressed the minister of foreign affairs. sergei oleinik named the main priorities in the work of diplomats. this is a further geographical diversification of work in the foreign policy and foreign economic direction of counteracting the multifaceted pressure of western countries an

entry into latvia, lithuania or estonia is strictly prohibited.o not want to see us so much, then we ourselves will look at them, using the magic of television russian language everywhere vilnius riga italian gothic architecture, as if squeezed by a knightly glove. ancient castles, narrow medieval streets, a museum of old tallinn and the famous organ in the riga cathedral of the still national republic is that they knew two languages, if russians have one language in russia, then they spoke estonian and russian, lithuanian, latvian. yes. it's wonderful when you live there in this atmosphere, and then you can know, from the inside and the depth of the people, and just like the ukrainian beautiful language and chants and everything and rituals, customs, how much literature? that is, in general , this is the mutual penetration of cultures, which gave the soviet union the opportunity not to crush someone. and that's it. let's reveal. it was the riga sprats, without which not one could do at the table of a soviet person, an obligatory bottle of tallinn

now independent, estonia shares a border with russia. about 120 miles in that direction, russia? reporter: for countries like estonia, democracies that live in the shadow of russia, how important has american leadership been following the invasion of ukraine in terms of unifying nato's response? >> well, united states is the biggest ally in nato. therefore, everybody's looking up to america for leadership. this is a fundamental fight for frfreedom that i is going on.. >>>> reporter: b but some in t u.s. are queuestioning whehethe amamerica shouldld continue to support ukraine. >> i will have the disastrous war between russia and ukraine settled. it will be settled quickly. quickly. >> reporter: that could mean pressuring ukraine to give up part of its country for a truce. and it makes some here in europe nervous. what keeps you up at night? >> one of the nightmares is that our unity is falling. now we have kept this unity, and i think my nightmare is related to this unity falling apart. >> reporter: holly williams, cbs news, estonia. >>> still ahead on the "cbs weekend news," ton

well, lesya was in estonia, i was in estonia , that's a lot. many, that's a very large percentage. in europe, in the whole world, this is the country that has the first place in terms of the level of the same dream digitalization, which in our country through every second sentence from our government is getting louder, but it is also a country that is extremely sensitive and careful about own traditions to own language to dad the news is completely fresh estonian schools will be able to fine 10,000 € for the use of the russian language for teachers who do not speak the state language, moreover , dear friends, the estonian language is one of of the most difficult languages ​​to learn, it is not ukrainian to learn, but estonian 10,000 €. what is happening in our country? recently, i also saw another girl who studies at a school in kyiv, who talks about the fact that she is one of not many classes who speak ukrainian all the time, not only in lessons but also at recess and the spread tells about the fact that the teachers sometimes allowed themsel

russia did not attack estonia is not at war with russia.at estonia, where is it, where are we, and draw conclusions rostyslav smirnov, stage manager of the minister of internal affairs of ukraine and co-founder of the volunteer association dorobati joins our etaer p rostislav i congratulate you. my greetings, mr. rostyslav. they are building in belarus, well, at least there are satellite images of some kind of field camp. it is not known who it is for or where they will send it to . nevertheless, there are already 300 tents there and they say that those camps will accommodate somewhere around 15,000 people that volodymyr zelenskyi tells us that we need to strengthen the border of ukraine with belarus, what should we prepare for today i can say the probability of entering there from the north of our country is extremely low-fertile. we can never say that it is impossible there because anything can happen and of course everyone keeps their finger on the pulse and here there is nothing there, i don't know super there is something new on accoun

petersburg historical amnesia from the west and adherence to the ideology of fascism in estonia banned the celebration of the day of the liberation of narva from the nazis, the degree of nervousness in the white house is growing could not stand it. even the badin's dog. she bit the guards, and joe himself is threatened with impeachment, and 10 days before the start of the second games of the cis countries , what competitions will molodechno host? clear signals to the west with a warning against further escalation of the conflict and clear evidence of strong positions from the union state experts sum up the results of the talks between the leaders of belarus and russia in st. petersburg. well, here is such a small remark of observation at pulkovo airport the day before, our president arrived by helicopter . russia and flew to minsk by plane. belarus as for the agenda of the negotiation marathon, it was broad main accents the economy of the union state and security alexander lukashenko gave a detailed assessment of the events that are taking place inside around belarus and russia, this a

now, independent estonia shares a border with russia.on. >> yeah. >> reporter: russia. >> yeah. >> reporter: for countries like estonia, that live in the shadow of russia, how important has american leadership been following the invasion of ukraine in. >>? /* >> well, united states is the biggest t ally in nato. there is a fundamemental fighthr frfreedom g going onon. >> r reporter: butut some in th u.s. are questioning whether america should continue to support ukraine. >> i hwill h have the disastrou war between russia and ukraine settled. it will be settled quickly. >> reporter: that could mean pressuring ukraine to give up part of its country for a truce. and it makes some here in europe nervous. what keeps you up at night? >> one of the nightmares is that our unity falling. now we have kept this unity, and i think my nightmare is related to this unity falling apart. >> reporter: holly williams, cbs news, estonia. >> there's a lot more news ahead on the "cbs overnight news." >>> spacex testing limit as it >>> spacex testing limit as

i noticed recently that estonia purchases or orders for artillery, if converted to american sums would run in the high billions of dollars, i got that from your twitter feed last week. >> 700 billion in comparison to that, but we'll spend in estonia, but also at the-- perhaps just to highlight this, we have to take politically our commitment, years ago, about the level of defensive expenditure. we need to invest in estonia and our baltic countries, a strong and clear commitment that actually the defensive expenditures should run around the level of 3% and we really hope that our allies will recognize that 2% is not the ceiling, but the floor and we would like to see that we are moving towards consensus on 2.5% in the alliance. >> of course, lithuania ranks at or near the top of the assistance to ukraine. the kingdom of denmark is represented today, thank you for being here. you, too, have made headlines in recent months, emptying out your howitzer, shells, sending all 19 of them to the ukrainians, that was announced, i think, perhaps in january or around then. how do you see the run-up

and now i was watching the speech of the prime minister of estonia, what a joke who says that we arees came in ukraine because of the muscovites. but only because we managed to get on the right train and we are now under the umbrella of nato and this is the only guarantee of security, says a class, which nato is really working, here she is, by the way, her performance, yeah, we won’t be able to open it now, okay, but at the same time, you know what’s happening in estonia, and that’s it, we have people there, now there ’s a water cut, there’s something else, shelling is terrible , and so on and in estonia it started once on the youth song and dance festival has been held for four years. they do it once every four years. this year, 30,000 participants take part in it. this is a huge event in the country. when children's and youth groups perform, it gathers a lot of people , and i think it's important. you know that they remember all their roots and it is important to them and is there a connection between the fact that they were able to do what we could not do in 30 years and the fact

young people really don't know, because many, at least in estonia. that's right , they don't know your decisions in lithuania. they go to some regions of latvia, too. they know. and in some, i know, i will ask you this question. they write a lot about it. i see such people who want to know more and try to, uh, play such verbal ping-pong, uh, and presenting their evidence, one or the other for one or the other side . well, relatively speaking now enters nato from stoltenberg, who says we accept ukraine into nato, everyone supports ukraine in nato, people just have to understand what’s next, what’s next, the troops of italy, spain , albania, poland, croatia will not enter ukraine now, there is a front on it anyway , two armies, ukrainian and russian well, plus there are international legions, that is, there are different forces there, but in principle, two armies have earned money, and now you will not wedge yourself in there just like that, even if you really want to help ukraine, and putin obviously did not drop a nuclear bomb even if he hears that u

vilnius of estonia do not stand aside lithuania is buying mobile field hospitals and dressing stationsr the needs of the armed forces for 150 million euros, the state defense investment center reported. under the ministry of defense of estonia, it is noted that the framework contract will be concluded for 7 years, it is also planned to purchase individual modules of spare parts, the contract, among other things, provides for the purchase of works on repair, maintenance of the system and user training. almost a million dollars worth of humanitarian aid sent by american volunteers arrived in lviv and after that, the independent anti-corruption center reported that it was about the disappearance of about 10,000 tactical first-aid kits purchased by the americans for the armed forces, most likely to disappear, humanitarian aid. the lviv regional military administration and charitable foundations with which she works are involved. the cargo passed through the polish ukrainian border, however, its further traces are lost. warsaw, hiding behind, allegedly defensive purposes, announced the depl

this includes the 3 baltic states of estonia, lafayette, and also in the south front of nato allies from various countries to share the task of secure the air space over these baltic states at the base and amare. the high stakes are high, especially for pilot kristof hoffmeister. his job is to intercept through russian military aircraft. and when the alarm rings, every minute counts. thermal underwear of water emission suits, boots a g suit, a life jacket and a helmet. it takes lieutenant colonel christoph hoffmeister, less than 2 minutes to put it all on right next door to 0 flights or weights we fuels. and if the alarm sounds, the pilot has to be airborne under 15 minutes. i this is that quote someone's on the whole complex. it's a very short amount of time for such a highly complex system. and so i look, norton, and it's no big secret that for all the pilots when you're fast asleep and the alarm goes off your pulse right as a bit so that the adrenalin kicks in because you're trying to get ready and be fully alerts. i'm so you can get your job done no matter if it's day or night. time

my 3rd is the germans attachments, commander for nato's, enhanced air policing mission and estonia. yes, for you are a flight of just the pilots ground crew and support personnel under his command, a total of around $150.00 people. the mission is to protect the earth space over the baltic states to identify potentially hostile aircraft and keep them out of need to air space. the plato fighter jets can regularly be heard overhead in the neighboring town of kayla just over 10 kilometers from the airport. and not everyone is thrilled to find nato's presence in the region for system, especially if they're fascists everywhere. so who are the fascists? not the nato. does that mean people say the russians are occupiers, but when the german plains lie here, hold and it's fine on the risk, is the national morales of up on most of course i support it 3 q, right? because i know the reason why they're flying here. let me know if that's good. it's reassuring. so here's to defend us in case of type of thing to, that's actually my opinion and it sort of both sides circus. we never got to know. wha

can help ex-prime minister of sweden karl bilt ex-president of estonia castic hallulate chairman of thent munich security conference wolfgang ischinger understand how much their visit to such a center is important. we want to show our support and have the opportunity to send a message to the whole world that it is important to provide the necessary weapons and money but also medical assistance and extremely important and not only for the future of these people heroes but also for the whole country this center provides hope to all, and i am sure that people in western countries should also know about this so that they can continue to support by providing funds, providing additional medical assistance by doctors if necessary, and then many important meetings with the minister of defense oleksiy reznikov discussed the ukrainian army of the future without stopping support with weapons from partners, the foundation for the protection of ukrainian land was emphasized to foreign guests by the minister, the former president of estonia, kersti kalulight , says that countries should definitely no

what does the prime minister say about this to estonia, what kind of girl is not far away ?as reading a book about the history of nato since the fall of the berlin wall and interestingly the countries of the visegrad group czech republic hungary poland and slovakia and the baltic states were were admitted to nato and then the president of the usa whose rhetoric was if they will be members changed it to when they will be members of nato and i believe that such an attitude should also be towards ukraine not if but when of course we understand that this is not uhu but we must have a clear path how will ukraine get there let's talk about when can we see something before the nato summit in washington next year it's hard to say there are many conditions the question is how the war is going but there are practical steps we can take in between i think we should end the gray areas in europe, because gray areas are the source of conflicts and wars. so, if we want to have peace, then membership in nato is the only security guarantee and the cheapest security guarantee that exists. ther

under the ministry of defense of estonia, it is noted that the framework contract will be concluded foryears, it is also planned to purchase individual modules of spare parts contract, among other things, it provides for the procurement of repair works, system maintenance and user training. almost a million dollars worth of humanitarian aid sent by american volunteers arrived in lviv and then disappeared, according to the independent anti-corruption center, we are talking about the loss of about 10,000 tactical first-aid kits purchased by the americans for the military, most likely to disappear, humanitarian aid. the lviv regional military administration and charitable foundations with which she works are involved. the cargo passed through the polish-ukrainian border. however, further traces of him are lost. warsaw, hiding behind, allegedly defensive purposes, announced the deployment of a sapper battalion in the suvolk corridor , we are talking about a narrow strip of land 100 km long along the borders of lithuania and poland, the battalion will become one of the parts of the first div

as most of the one then show it was obvious that contain more on the less be effort. estonia as health care system is one of the most impressive examples of digital transformation. all hospitals, doctors and laboratories are networked together. the same way managed communication within the stony and medical system is very useful. early access to this information enables us to treat patients based. so a good example is the ambulance of the site and the key not be the most ag, it'll be se skita present on both. i've got, we have an e m b, len like cuz what this means that the ambulance no longer uses paper with an i patti. if we already have the patient's id code here, we can see that previous medical reform, if it's even before the ambulance reaches the patients, anything that we can see medical history is how you prescription immunizations data . as i get it up to the hospital is immediately informed about the writing patient can prepare in the tongue illema yourself in us debate and of course have you this, of course raises the question of data protection. how can the individual maint

and in the internal intelligence of estonia, the channel we ukraine confirmed that they know about russia's actions and keep them in sight for communication with agents russia can use antennas and satellite communication. since we understand that russia does not contribute to the development of relations between our countries, we have reduced the number of embassy employees, except for those from estonia a large number of intelligence officers were extradited marta is here the press officer of the estonian internal security service due to the antenna scandal and suspicion of espionage 45 russian diplomats and technical service employees are to leave chisinau by mid-august since the start of the full-scale war in ukraine eu countries have been accused of espionage and expelled more than 400 russian diplomats, most of them turned out not to be employees of the ministry of foreign affairs at all, but agents of the russian special services . anna hryshina is silent from brussels, we are ukraine, the marathon is the only news yesterday evening in the crimea near the temporarily occupied sevastop

is organized every year by the victor pinchuk foundation. of our country, the former president of estonia, kersti, the ex-prime minister of sweden, who is in pain, and the ex-chairman of the munich security conference, wolfgang and schengen, during the visit , discussed the results of nato itself in vilnius , planned the main topics of the upcoming conference and shook hands with ukrainian defenders at the recovery rehabilitation center created by olena and viktor pinchuk in kyiv, another landing of foreign friends, this time a reason for a visit, the upcoming summit of yalta european strategy and its agenda, the schedule is extremely busy there are many issues for discussion, the results of the nato summit, the way to increase the military financial and political support of ukraine by the west, the way to the eu, so from the very morning, the meeting of the supervisory board with the ambassadors to check the clocks is all and this is already a visit to the kyiv rehabilitation center recovery - it is one of the 11 innovation centers created by viktor and elena with pinchuks defenders of o

the digital tools of the month the does it the $100.00. estonia has the most unicorns in relation to population in europe. unicorns are startups with a market value of at least $1000000000.00. estonia has become the catchphrase for the countries digital economy. to fix that goose tennis is on that one. so this is database already be on. so hardy disappearance if in all services i provided online . be that health, education, or finance? see so everything pop back into the dark stone. you cannot go back to paper, assist anybody from the systems just don't work like that anymore. some of our stung them a lot on this is why we have data embassies outside our country. like my get it to work with me on this. a mass of cyber attack or something similar happens, we can reboot our country from outside our borders, easy was get by the put the put them in there to be taught. because a is speaking from experience in 2007, estonia was the victim of the 1st politically motivated russian cyber attack. not only did the country defend itself valiantly get emerged from the conflict even stronger. toda

vilnius estonia lithuania buys mobile field hospitals and dressing stations.or the needs of the armed forces for 150 million euros, this was reported at the state center for defense investments. under the ministry of defense of estonia, it is noted that the framework contract will be concluded for 7 years it is also planned to purchase individual modules and spare parts. the contract, among other things , provides for the purchase of works on repair , maintenance of the system and user training. there are funds for the uncontrolled supply of weapons, but there are no financial opportunities to help kiev with the movement of products from the european commission, there are no budgetary funds to cover ukraine's transport costs for grain exports. after the termination of the black sea grain initiative , the agency informs. reuters noted, according to estimates. kyiv additional costs are 30-40 dollars per ton. well, if there is no clear solution to this issue. the philippines continues to be at the mercy of tropical storm daxuri due to bad weather on a lake near m

evacuated, but the tsunami threat seems to have passed. air defense missile system and ammunition estonia to arm for a record amount springboard for the training of ukrainian pilots at the behest of the white house the european union will begin training on f-16 fighters in a couple of weeks , the founder of modern tapestry and monumental art in belarus on the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the birth of alexander kishchenko the legacy of the famous artist was collected at the exhibition. today in vitebsk, the solemn closing of the slavianski bazaar, well-known artists will appear on the stage of the summer amphitheater, as well as those for whom star trek is just beginning , these are participants in the thirty-second international contest of pop song performers , a representative of belarus from america, following the results of the first competitive day in the top five, and right now the main site of the slavic bazaar is joking with teams. kvn itself is the sludge and projects days of the union state about everything in detail from the festival vitebsk our correspondent marina roman

yeah, my love which is intel in estonia. he's a research fellow with international institutes for defense on security. hello thomas. thanks for joining us. so that lansky is tory and he robes in the run up to the nato summit. and next week the game supports for joining the alliance. what are his chances of success? i think is charles's social security and can be due to uh, from a supplement to ship, all fair to slim. but i think that the, uh he is getting the coast all the question on everyone's mind is not what a member of nato. but when he had the digital to slice in the details, send the consensus as coolest thing of the notion that this should happen only often with russia as many allies that are reluctant to see a need of being dragged into a direct confrontation with russia. uh if the invitations extended right away. now the question of that when the war ends uses. busy opens a new set of questions and itself because that it gives basically the pressure of books in, in when you break and become. and they don't remember

vasyl to speed up the disconnection from the russian energy system well , the energy minister of estoniania well of course why are they speeding up so much because they are going to war in ukraine in view of the geopolitical situation well to minimize their economic ties with the kremlin and i will remind you that ukraine has disconnected its energy system from the russian one well the significant date february 24, 2022 is for us in fact, it allowed us to sell our electricity abroad, to exchange with foreign kilowatts if necessary. they really helped us out this winter , well, vasyl, it seems to me that this is the disconnection from the power grid. and this was also one of the points that putin went to war to ukraine i just want to say by the way that to the baltic countries, i remember a tank from the united states of america came to lithuania at one time with liquefied gas and this gas was enough for quite a long period, and in estonia well , i was there and what i saw wind energy is very developed to me. i think that they get a lot of energy from there . well, there is the same super

country, the state council of the soviet union recognized the independence of latvia, lithuania, estonia, this happened and this once again shows how valuable it is ukraine for the russian state why is it possible to kill and destroy everything for the sake of ukraine, why if it cannot be captured and can at least be turned into a territory of trouble ukraine is the key to the specified russian history, the real key because if there is no ukraine, the thousand-year-old mythic state disappears, an ordinary northern russia appears, created by andrii bogolyubsky, a country that was a dictatorship practically from its first rulers , even before the golden horde, and a country that first built its statehood and its vertical of power on the example of this golden horde hordes and secondly because that always supported the occupiers in the fight against those who tried to interfere with them, and this is also an absolutely real story of our relations with moscow, which was then a vessel, but this did not stop it from being moscow. there are 15% discounts on karsil tablets in pharmacies . the on

in this factory in eastern estonia, the rare earths are broken down into their chemical components.ocess. - over the last decade policymakers in brussels have been studying dependencies on critical mineral supply chains. and they've identified we're as being at the top of criticality in the index of criticality of strategic materials for green technologies and the transition to net zero industry. ” there's an urgent demand for the rare earth metals. they're needed for making high-performance wind turbines and electric car motors. the white powder is processed, with the resulting material used to make what are called permanent magnets. and that's due to start happening here in the border city of narva. the canadian company neo is building the first such magnet factory in europe, with millions in support from the eu. at the specifications for electric vehicle motors of german and french automotive manufacturers. ” up until now, china has dominated the market for rare earths and their products. the project in narva is meant to change that. the handshake with canadian industry came at j

the whole baltic is latvia lithuania estonia the whole baltic yes, we do not need it. they let us into their house? this corridor, in general, if you remember historically. look what happens, yes, when the second world war ended, and our country won, defeated the soviet union, we gave them klaipeda, yes. don't go down wang klaipeda, they had no way out. here is the baltic sea. they gave away half of the kursk spit, you know, they gave the poles this part, too, which belonged to germany , we gave it all to them. here's how they behave. after that, how can they not be punished? well, you need to put it exactly right, then once it’s like this, it should be different. i think so. heard everything, i forgot how many more 8-9 or 10 years ago yum roll was not allowed. yes, yes, i’m a cavalier of all the sanctions that i’ll say right away, they don’t let me into lithuania or latvia, they don’t let me into estonia, nor the people love the people very much and liked to go to my concert. if my concerts were announced now, i'm sure there would be a full hall. does not let the pupp

in this factory in eastern estonia, the rare earths are broken down into their chemical components.ocess. - over the last decade policymakers in brussels have been studying dependencies on critical mineral supply chains. and they've identified we're as being at the top of criticality in the index of criticality of strategic materials for green technologies and the transition to net zero industry. ” there's an urgent demand for the rare earth metals. they're needed for making high-performance wind turbines and electric car motors. the white powder is processed, with the resulting material used to make what are called permanent magnets. and that's due to start happening here in the border city of narva. the canadian company neo is building the first such magnet factory in europe, with millions in support from the eu. at the specifications for electric vehicle motors of german and french automotive manufacturers. ” up until now, china has dominated the market for rare earths and their products. the project in narva is meant to change that. the handshake with canadian industry came at j

in this factory in eastern estonia, the rare earths are broken down into their chemical components.ocess. - over the last decade policymakers in brussels have been studying dependencies on critical mineral supply chains. and they've identified we're as being at the top of criticality in the index of criticality of strategic materials for green technologies and the transition to net zero industry. ” there's an urgent demand for the rare earth metals. they're needed for making high-performance wind turbines and electric car motors. the white powder is processed, with the resulting material used to make what are called permanent magnets. and that's due to start happening here in the border city of narva. the canadian company neo is building the first such magnet factory in europe, with millions in support from the eu. at the specifications for electric vehicle motors of german and french automotive manufacturers. ” up until now, china has dominated the market for rare earths and their products. the project in narva is meant to change that. the handshake with canadian industry came at j

to be part of nato~ _ estonia's application to be part of nato~ that — estonia's application to be partuments. the road map— with full—fledged documents. the road map aspect of the application has been _ road map aspect of the application has been completely removed from ukraine _ has been completely removed from ukraine now, and it will sit as a member— ukraine now, and it will sit as a member of— ukraine now, and it will sit as a member of the council. ukraine will be at _ member of the council. ukraine will be at the _ member of the council. ukraine will be at the table and it is part of nato _ be at the table and it is part of nato family and certainly this is on track for— nato family and certainly this is on track for ukraine membership. xview, track for ukraine membership. very, very quickly. — track for ukraine membership. very, very quickly. your — track for ukraine membership. very, very quickly, your response - track for ukraine membership. - very quickly, your response to the uk minister perhaps saying that zelensky needs to be grateful? what do you make of that? i will! zel

year, without even giving me the opportunity to call a lawyer or relatives , i was deported from estonia by the estonian authorities , while violating all international agreements and norms in relation to stateless persons. so i had a passport, or as it is popularly called chizhov's passport well, what do you think is shameful for europe in general, despite the fact that the russian side had no obligation to receive me. i was accepted here in russia for the first time in st. petersburg. they gave me a hotel , they provided me with a hotel, they helped me to draw up the documents. uh, determining my status in russia could also be with money, food, clothes and housing, that's how i was deported or in a simple form, as i was at work, they were deported. just like i ended up in another country. i began to look for, well, other sources of information in order to understand what is happening, because in estonia and in europe they say one thing, but here in russia it is completely different. so i got to a meeting with my feed vladimir tatarsky and who took place on april 2 this year in a cafe.

under international law these countries are latvia, lithuania, estonia, poland and ukraine. we want to use those investigators and build up a new level, which will coordinate those investigations in those countries. our ambition is to centralize all the available evidence into one database. and we want to analyze already collected evidence in order to assess whether different elements of crimes are sufficiently documented. obviously, we want to avoid forest implementation and we want to use our resources wisely but we also want to ensure that we identify that we identify possible evidentiary gaps. we will be able to identify evidence located in those countries, districts to make sure that those piecessure thatf evidence are gathered in an admissible way through traditional cooperation. we realize the icpa as a coordination platform that will provide additional support and ensuring that we built up international database that could be used in international courts. >>>> we have a question coming online from a public broadcaster. whether thewhether the link or s or the council

it’s just generally sincere right, the most such part that you plan to bring to estonia from vitebsk.ou know, well, i bought myself the very first one . sing along to your favorite artist watch a theatrical performance or just stroll through the sights of the city , the choice is yours. the main thing is that all these opportunities are available in vitebsk during the period of the slavic bazaar. but tonight in vitebsk, the union state will be watching and probably discussing the concert, invites today the concert will be dedicated to the hits of the people's artist of the ussr igor luchinka, who would have turned 85 this year, by the way, during the concert, diplomas will be awarded to the permanent committee of the union state of the creative incarnation ideas friendship of the peoples of belarus and russia among the laureates and chairmen of the national state television and radio companies of the republic of belarus ivana well, now we are passing the baton to the news. we will return to the heart of the festival on the main stage of the slavianski bazaar in vitebsk very soon after

now independent estonia shares a border with russia. >> there's about 120 miles in that direction. >>eah. >> for countries like estonia, democracies that live in the shadow of russia, how important has american leadership been following the invasion of ukraine in terms of unifying nato's response? >> well, united states is the biggest ally in nato, and therefore everybody is looking up to america for leleadership. this i is a fundamental fight f freedomm that is going on. >> repeporter: but somee in the u.s. are questioning whether america should continue to support ukraine. >> i will have the disastrous war between rusussia and ukrain settled. it will be settled quickly, quickly. >> reporter: that could mean pressuring ukraine to give up part of its country for a truce, and it makes some here in europe nervous. >> what keeps you up at night? >> one of the nightmares is that our unity is falling. now we have kept this unity, and i think my nightmare is related to this unity falling apart. >> that was holly williams reportrting. the "cbs o overnight n news" wie right back. when you hum

like the statement, and on the other hand, for example , now the head of military intelligence of estonia said that on the contrary, he sees that now the russians are getting closer to the fact that somewhere in some areas, the front may fall, because they have fewer and fewer reserves and opportunities to restrain the ukrainian offensive, mr. roman. how do you assess the current situation, er, the russians had about 1000 е-е Человек резерова и ети 100,000 человек - this is a statistical reserve of его надо е -he sharpens, destroys, and in order to ensure that it is not elected , it was necessary to pull it out on the line . honor and in zaporizhzhya direction we also want and now there is such a regime of rolling these er-er these dosages, but the fact is that we destroy them, the front does not move very much, because this is the first task, any artem , that zheka, they go through, and here, er, they see estonia in time, approximately where- after that, maybe at the beginning of august, eh, already eh, these reserves will be used by the enemy, and then some breakthrough actions will def

estonia is at a crossroads.a classic christmas market sort of town and it looks lovely lit up in the town hall square from late november. pay attention to the tree. estonians reckon their capital was home to europe's first christmas tree in 1441. that claim is disputed by latvia. but tallinn still makes a big deal of it nonetheless. a couple of highlights from the old town. olde hansa is a super touristy but fun medieval—themed restaurant just around the corner from the gothic town hall. it claims its food is still made to 17th century recipes. also nearby is niguliste museum in the 12th century st nicholas church. the big showpiece there is bernt notke's danse macabre, which invites you to think about the futility of life. and sauna culture is everywhere in estonia. there's a good chance there'll be one wherever you're staying. but look out for smoke saunas, where you'll sweat in the aroma of stripped alder and birch logs. still to come on the travel show... reflections on the summer of intense heat across the

so uh, all the cliques shun uh lithuania and i didn't even mention estonia and, uh, latvia is also trying, so it's bloodthirsty. uh, no, they just don't trust her. no. here estonians are latvians. i have up to political leadership. they are blocked among themselves, when some decisions are made in the eu in nato they say, we will do it, but without them, that is, this is an indicator for me. that is, you can argue there. why does not mean, is it beneficial for us? why do i want to add one more element to our picture of nato, in my opinion, it is very important. who will it be anyway? president of the united states because if it’s a weiden, and she often shines with a biden, and and in this ukrainian scam , it’s obvious that gribauskaite is on the side of the biden, but if it’s trump, then no matter how hard she tries to curry favor, but maybe in this nuance. that's how she tried to be obedient obedient obedient to the americans. and trump once said that those who behave like this, well, they are not doing very well, if we got along with russia, it would be good, not bad. perhaps we won't.

, and in the epicenter of a thermal explosion in italy, it will decrease by 70%. even in northern estonia finland, latvia, poland , they will harvest 50% less than a year ago from the lakes . but what can be grown due to uneven ripening will be of poor quality? but not europe's single largest exporter of rice, india has banned part of the supply of this staple food to about half of the world's population to contain domestic prices, the yield of china's rice fields is also under threat in several areas of the united states. tensions, although rainfall increased after a heatwave and drought. the weather in the midwest will change just as corn and soybean crops are going through critical stages of maturation and with all the looming self-made famine. the west continues to blame russia for the food crisis. cancellation of the grain deal. this new weapon of the kremlin looks like one round. we believe that the international community must respond strongly to this deliberate attempt. putin to starve the population of the planet in order to get extra money or wage an illegal war. but this is a l

the ice, and this year, next to the flag of estonia, the flag of ukraine was no longer hidden, withoutonomareva evgenia zemtsova lead. in the republic of mari el, six people died because of the hurricane. three of them were children due to the weather, people were in the forest near the lakes . according to the ministry of emergency situations, cars and buildings were also damaged . from 19:16 minutes , information was received about the fall of trees in the lake area, yalchik, volzhsky district, and lake tair , zvenigovsky district, as of 23:10, 22 people were injured. including six children out of 22 victims. unfortunately, six people died, including three children. incidents with the dead and injured occurred in a recreation area with savage tents in sochi, two people died due to a powerful storm, the investigative committee began checking the dead men and the girl were found on the beach in different parts of the city, a medical examination is being carried out to establish all the circumstances that occurred in sochi announced a storm warning. forecasters warned not in them strong

then there was a statement by the three presidents of poland, lithuania and estonia again who said that revise our defense strategy and nato revised its defense strategy as a result of its contingents of troops to nato will already be in these countries in a word who won from this right here are the baltics and they are always nice remember that we have little but we are very loud that's why they understand this right the diplomacy we are currently conducting is not we had time to talk about some of the questions, i still wanted to leave the question for next time what should we do with india what should we do with us today minister of foreign affairs of pakistan there are a few more such hard-nosed people among our friends i want to talk but let's go then well let's plan for the next conversation and we have something to discuss further thank you very much valery klochok political scientist head of the center for public analysis tower maksym yakovlev head of the department of international relations director of the school of political analytics of the kyiv-mohyla academy yehor chernev