not for one, but rather several in the form of other sources of income, among which the targeted eu grants the production of propaganda documentaries films donated by an anonymous american philanthropist. and another grand already from the british foreign office for the fight against russian propaganda in such a shady box office is hiding them. independence large forest fire in the south korean coastal city of kaneun, the source of ignition is located in a forest on a mountain in the central part of the city, the flames quickly spread to residential buildings more than 70 buildings were destroyed about 1,000 residents were evacuated people who lost their homes are taken to temporary accommodation centers they were organized, including at the local school and at the ice rink media information died at least. one more injured three in connection with the fire south korean authorities have declared a state of emergency and introduced the third highest level of danger to combat natural disaster sent nearly 700 emergency personnel 300 fire engines. today the whole world celebrates cosmonautics

is acutely in the interests of warsaw brussels berlin and paris already pledged to enlarge the eu by grantingkraine candidate status, a clear political union between poland and ukraine would make it impossible to postpone. this promise is a special edition. at the same time, he takes the us leadership away, noting the chronic helplessness of the old europe in favor. of his plan, the author of the article mentions the fact that more than 3 million ukrainians now live in poland and ties between the two countries are strengthening every day. in ukraine itself , the authorities do not hide the desire to merge with poland into a single state in kiev , laws have been passed that poles can run independent at all levels to be elected from appointed to all authorities, and locally and authorities are engaged in strengthening ties with the western neighbor, that is, it pursues an active policy of colonization, so in the lviv school , students are forced to learn the anthem of poland and its guest symbolism is evidenced by a message from the parent chat . probably the local administration is preparing f

we were all very thrilled when the eu granted ukraine candidacy status. since then, you've seen protests by your own farmers and you lost your agriculture minister because of ukrainian, large ukrainian agriculture exports coming into poland and other european countries. how do you plan to manage this? do you think that ukrainian membership is realistic? they may have the largest parliamentary delegation within the ep. is that something that you are concerned about at this point? how are you seeing potential ukrainian membership, especially given the impact on the agriculture budget. thank you. >> this moment in history is so difficult. it may create a new global order. this is why i think that on the level of european union, we have to think out of box. this is my it's beyond our imagination. 12 months ago, 25 months ago. now it's doable. ukraine was beyond our imagination. we were able to persuade our western european friends and allies that negotiations are about to start. that's the first part of your question. the second part relates to the ukrainian

yes, in addition to the license fee, there is also a targeted eu grant for the production of propag.philanthropist was kicked in the ass by our president sometime in the nineties. uh 40. i mean the target of the grand british foreign office to fight russian propaganda, as far as e belarus is concerned and in fact it was the anniversary of the minsk metro terrorist attack bbc headlined the terrorist attack in the minsk metro. why , after 10 years, not everyone believes in the result. e investigations, and here they are. uh, reportage 2 years ago and the anniversary of the attack. uh, the purpose of the video is to show how belarus does not believe the guilt of the terrorists means the terrorist's mother is synchronized, uh, you know, yes, the victim from the mahar. and uh, sociology. guess from whom take not the chains that belarus would have been defeated 10 years ago. we made a good report. it was called primacy. don't rash. look about it on the internet, where it turned out we found out. that the family, the leaders of the chain for many years, having once received access to passpo

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i think a long time in the eu, we took food for granted. buy food, whatever you want, whenever you want, 21w, so i think we have taken our food for granted. and isn't it partly because you've ceded so much power in terms of the food supply chain to the retailers and the processors? if you look at the price of a loaf of bread, for example, as i understand it, less than 1% of the value of that bread actually goes to the farmer who grows the wheat. hmm—mm. that is not true in some other countries, and farmers, in a sense, have allowed that to happen? you're right. of that bread actually goes to the farmer who grows the wheat. hmm—mm. that is not true in some other countries, and farmers, in a sense, have allowed that to happen? you're right.

i think a long time in the eu, we took food for granted.nd forwards. you can buy food, whatever you want whenever you want, 21w, so i think we have taken our food for granted. and isn't it partly because you have ceded so much power in terms of the food supply chain to the retailers and the processors? if you look at the price of a loaf of bread, for example, as i understand it, less than 1% of the value of that bread actually goes to the farmer who grows the wheat. hmm—mm. that is not true in some other countries, and farmers in a sense have allowed that to happen? you are right. whether it's something to do with being on an island nation, i don't know, but we haven't collaborated on the same way as other countries have done. so, we have let the major retailers effectively take control. this is a unique marketplace here in the uk and it is a challenging one. and, you know, we have got the most affordable food in europe per income spend, the third most affordable in the world. so, it's been a great success story for consumers but there are

a long time in the eu, we took food for- the eu, we took food for granted, we had trade flows that wenttaken our food for granted. is taken our food for granted. is that partly because you have ceded so much power in terms of the food supply chain to the retailers and the processes. if you look at the price of a loaf of bread, less than 1% of the value of that bread actually goes to the farmer who grows the wheat. that is not true in some other countries, and farmers in a sense have allowed that to happen? you farmers in a sense have allowed that to happen?— that to happen? you are right, whether it _ that to happen? you are right, whether it is _ that to happen? you are right, whether it is something - that to happen? you are right, whether it is something to - that to happen? you are right, whether it is something to do | whether it is something to do with thing on an island nation, but we haven�*t collaborated on the same way as other countries have done. we have let the major retailers effectively take control. this is a unique market place in the uk. and it is a challenging one. we

eu clinic, uh, i didn’t go. and well, of course, god grant him health, you can get sick. yes?orm, once it declares or or maybe, it is, on the contrary, enlightenment, what is it called? i drank a cup of tea with lemon there and once and something here, uh, after china, as we know macron. e, spoke out, well, almost to the fullest, yes, yes, they replaced some truth with the uterus. yes, and a chinese chip was inserted into it yeah, and he differently. yes, there is such a version, here is a and a, respectively, all and sundry, they threw a macron on, there are both poles and germans. what , how is it that we are for taiwan, that europe and well, i want to tell you that not everyone is not lazy. charlus michel was too lazy, but because charm target said that probably, as a macron might think, many in the european union but this is but this is bad. yes? and it's bad, yes, but, but the borel declares, after all, well, not really. like a macro, but trying to soften the situation on the one hand, this is such an experienced moderator an experienced entertainer, he is trying to recon

eu aussie risk formula process. i asked our homeland security advisory council to look at the you are seeing other grant programs. irish formula has not been updated for many years. >> thank you very much. >> thank you senator rosen, since it are -- recognized for your questions. secretary mayorkas, with last nights border crossing numbers, you've broken another record, hitting well over 5 million illegal border crossings under your watch. the american people believe that this administration still has no plan to address the issue. the safety and security of families as the number one concern, from my parents, from my family, from people up here in the senate. you made every community a border community. an increase in fentanyl deaths have skyrocketing crime and proves that. 300 people dying every day in america from fentanyl poisoning, a plane crashing every night. i'm concerned that we have no idea who's coming into our country. since beginning of the fiscal year, 2023 border patrol has encountered seven -- terrorist screening database. fiscal year -- 98 illegal aliens on the terrorist watchlist were encountered

of the european union, including the uk when it was part of the eu, to have done a shabby deal with the devil when he got to she was grantedgration issues on the border. to stop the migrants coming into europe. so, all that did was professionalize the rsf and then we had other powers who use them as proxies to fight. where they got useful, but experience. they are no longer militia and are now an army and on par with the sudanese armed forces. so, ithink and on par with the sudanese armed forces. so, i think they're sitting pretty and plenty of resources. the amount of gold producing dart fort and the surrounding region has gone up and the surrounding region has gone up more than tenfold from about 910 ten tonnes. so, i think he's a major disruptor of the peace and western powers it would be extremely unprincipled to do a deal with people like him whose forces have committed war crimes and crimes against humanity and have been either indicted by the international community in criminal court. ieiiuie either indicted by the international community in criminal court. we are where we are _ community in criminal court. we are w

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