, let’s talk about europe right away, dmitry, although this is not his topic , usually dmitry says lete dollar needle i already said biden jr. must be president for a civil war to start and tells which reptilians are currently ruling america, especially if they are not there, but now there is a short pause in europe. over rough terrain, such an allabay can reach speeds of up to 120 km/h. this vehicle has very high maneuverability, a very powerful engine, we are now completely focused on helping the front. this cart, of course, is the most convenient, unfolds and folds in just a few seconds. this is for internal operational work. dmitry, roll up europe manually, but if manually, it would be. yes, it looks like there’s nothing to be done there, it’s just somehow unlucky, yes, nothing, no, unlucky, europe is unlucky, well, what should we do now, we’ve been lucky for 500 years, now we’re unlucky, so, but, when was this, why did dmitry gennadvich raise this very question about the fact that this is like a war for the european heritage, well, as if naturally, where did this come from, where

the west is not divided and america does not run europe.— does not run europe. balance the _ does not run europe. how does he balance the need _ does not run europe. how does he balance the need to _ does not run europe. how does he balance the need to secure - does not run europe. how does he balance the need to secure trade | balance the need to secure trade deals with the relationship and support that he has for russia? it’s support that he has for russia? it's a ve support that he has for russia? it�*s a very good question. one of the countries you hear asking the question fairly sharply at the moment is the americans. we just had the american secretary of state here a few days ago and he told xi jinping that if he wanted a good relationship with europe, and that includes openness to trade and selling europeans lots of things like solar panels and cars, that you can't do that if you are also propping up vladimir putin's arms industry. the american charge is that up to 90% of some of the high—tech components of tanks and drones are coming from chinese compani

i think europe as an idea dying for europe. i think it's, you know, away with the ferries, frankly, is i'm saying on the look like my point is not the ukraine is the only crisis or war in the world. absolutely not. but i think what you're saying is some sort of, you know, false, false choice. europe, europe should be a superpower. europe should be able to walk and chew gum. we do not have to choose between. uh, you know, committing our resources to address one to minute, terry and issue and the other. i thought this was very irritating, but this is precisely the point tearing on the panel of used by both was a very important because this reflects the ambivalences and the tensions that we have in our voting population. that was actually super interesting. i think for people who are used to talk a lot, it's, i think the challenge to shut up a bits and to be able to listen to, to completely oppose to you core uh from to very different reality as well. was extremely interesting that it's unusual for me to actually flip the script a

ties between russia and belarus and the european union, because this makes europe strong, europe will belarus and russia, this is impossible. i am pleased to join our broadcast with a french expert, french analyst laurent azon. mr. azon, i am very glad to see you on our program. all these attacks on politicians from national conservative camp took place on the eve of the upcoming elections to the european parliament with a minimum amount of hard evidence, which to any reasonable observer looks like a hunt for... mentioned, the electorate is not completely identical, individually they are able to cover a wider niche than if they tried to form a single list. it is important that both marine lepine and her niece marion marechal, with whom they are in personal conflict, both equally sharply criticize macron’s policies. thank you very much mister azon, very grateful for your answers and your time, i hope to see you again. although, in fact, there is no boy, the boy is in something else, for example, qatar gate, when the european parliamentarians actually admitted that they took money, er,

europe can advance. and emmanuel macron— europe can advance. advance. and emmanuel macron knows that. _ europe can advance. and emmanuel macron knows that. he _ europe can advance. and emmanuel macron knows that. he takes - europe can advance. and emmanuel macron knows that. he takes the . macron knows that. he takes the armed _ macron knows that. he takes the armed document— macron knows that. he takes the armed document to _ macron knows that. he takes the armed document to the - macron knows that. he takes the armed document to the germanl macron knows that. he takes the - armed document to the german people. ukrainian _ armed document to the german people. ukrainian mp_ armed document to the german people. ukrainian mp was— armed document to the german people. ukrainian mp was on— armed document to the german people. ukrainian mp was on the _ ukrainian mp was on the programme tonight, peter. and the thing he really wanted to get across is how desperately ask for military trainers to train the troops inside ukraine. they've obviously got, th

and europe. despite this long and important history, president biden inherited transatlantic alliance that had been threatened and weakened by attacks on the values of nato and rejection of multi laterallism. this turn inward underlines the foundation of stability and security. it meant missed economic opportunities for american firms and workers and it fails to heed the urgent need for joint leadership to address the global challenges that threaten our collective economic future, such as the covid pandemic and possibility of future global health emergencies and climate change. so, president biden reversed course. he directed us to rebuild relationships with key partners and allies in europe and other parts of the world. in the face of those who still try to fracture our world and unprecedented global challenges, we're building on the transatlantic alliance's history and taking decisive action. let's talk about what was accomplished and what i believe we should aim for across three key issues. bo

, they don’t can forgive europe for the euro, they cannot see a strong europe economically, so they did this makes europe strong, europe will not be strong without belarus and russia, this is impossible. when the european parliamentarians really admitted that they took money, they took bribes from qatar, because they needed to vote correctly or promote a football topic, but here there are no facts, no evidence, somewhere at the airport some american intelligence services they saw some correspondence on the phone, somewhere someone spoke out in the wrong way, although on what grounds. please remind us. mccarthyism, politics administrative and judicial prosecutions in the usa at the end of 1940, mid-1950. it arose in conditions of heightened international tension and the unfolding of the cold war, and was aimed at fighting the left and left-liberal forces, in particular the us communist party. in 1947 , the house un-american activities committee issued a list of suspected communists . he argued that in recent years a liberal hegemony had been established in the west, which had made the wo

way that the quote, the quote include both vs cooperation inside of europe and union and inside of europe. and national ident identity of the member member countries and then the to starting of or your question to start out of your question. yes. countries like, uh and got a potential that may be is said to be uh, uh, if uh if uh, uh, either party to go. uh hm. oh is this the ends of the of situation insane in germany or, or no us. yeah, we would, we changed then this countries would, uh, of course, and probably the they would like to stay in inside of europe and union, but they would have a strong influence on changing of the whole, the whole of the political line of europe in union, in in direction, as i have said, to be able to say going back to some of the internal discussions, how do you expect the assassination attempt to influence to slovakia, internal policies or politics of the wheel sees? it is still shortly after, very important order be if the if the, the gunter or the positions of governmental bar. okay. and del positional kemp, who to go on as they were up to now or the they

we will talk about the struggle of the collective west with anti-globalist politicians in europe in todaym, immediately after a digest of key events in world politics this week. april 24 all-belarusian the people's assembly met for the first time as a constitutional body. the meeting approved candidates for the post of chairman of the supreme council, his deputy, as well as the presidium of the supreme council. president of belarus. alexander lukashenko was elected chairman of the seventh all-belarus people's assembly, giving a speech, the belarusian leader spoke in detail about the role and place of the supreme national assembly in the updated political system of the state, the socio-economic achievements of belarus over the years of sovereign development, as well as the situation in the world around countries. in addition, on april 25, delegates of the all-belarusian people's assembly approved a new military doctrine of belarus. the decision was made unanimously. the doctrine states that belarus is. a peace-loving country and does not threaten anyone, it is important that there is now a

i came here as an election observer on behalf of the council of europe. it was the 1st election where i saw a mass of electrical fraud. my supervisor, federal because they inhabit, interestingly, doing everything in this country is controlled area. there's no free press, nothing to that. it's almost at the bottom of the press freedom index as ranking. that's why we filmed this secretly, and a great risk to all those wanting to shed light on how one of your biggest corruption scandals could happen. the expect that land along comes a little lawmaker who isn't poor and who sees this and then folders all the things they can do here, from where they can get invited to, along with the president and his wife. and so some for totes, where they get gifts for to have where ladies knock on their door in the night last night and put enough of some diamond mountain to interruption. and then they think they're far away from home, from berlin, in strasburg, and i'm away from it all day. and they see this and they think of holding. the weather is lovely and everyone here

can europe take part without sacrificing its values? the book, the environment, trends technology come is digitalization style tops, new market, new media. the world is accelerating, seize the opportunity to try new things, take flights with the that we use business magazine made in germany, in 30 minutes on the w, the the the . this is dw news live from balance. israel pushes on whether it's offensive in gaza, despite international condemnation. heavy or hillary towns process is thousands of dollars and continue to fleet assisting. also coming up from the program, polls open in south africa and one of the most important election in the us is, is the routing amc a bounce from booth is chris on pallets and desperately see chain shelves, pocket sounds, pool, the bronze of an unprecedented heat wave made was by changing the .

- europe.nedincompetence. any chance that any of this is incompetence at this point, europeor the united states , that these people civilly do not know what they are doing? chad: they have talked about that plan and are talking about executing that plan for the last three and a half years. there are similarities here and in the states, in the eu, where they talk about designing border security and emigration systems consistent with american values or europ great, but let's take a look at what those values are. as far as i can tell, a couple of the values out of step with the american citizenry and the european is they believe anyone should come to the u.s. or eu, despite what the immigration law says, that they have a right to claim asylum. in u.s. law, that's not right. it is a discretionary authority. if you are here, you should not be removed under almost any circumstance. itouch with the american public and we see it of here in the u.s., the worst is sort border crisis we've ever seen's why

it's quote uh quote, to include most vs uh, corporation inside of europe and union and inside of europe and national ident identity of the member member countries. and then the to starting of or your question started out of your question. yes. countries lights on got a but the so it may be is said to be uh, uh, if uh if uh, uh, either party to go. uh oh, is this the ends of the of situation in the se, in germany or, or, you know, us? yeah. we would, we changed then this countries on uh, of course, and probably the they would like to stay in inside of europe and union, but they would have a strong influence on changing all the whole, the whole of the political line of europe in union, in, in direction as i have said, to be able to say going back to some of the internal discussions, how do you expect the assess the nation to attempt to influence to slovakia, internal policies or politics? we have seen it distort shortly after it's very important or to be if the this is the, the counter, the positions of governmental bar. okay. and don't positional kemp, who to go on as says i'm up to now

but in general said john is nothing like it was described in america in europe. so i think these are issues, the issues of imbalance as in china, those issues of prince freedom in the houses era here, there are many things which one can criticize a little china. let's come down the fundamental need in motion. i think here we are looking at the european union, the needs economic growth, these links and also china has tremendous needs to, to capitalize on the recovery cost. kind of that, it's now drawing strategy. everyone wants to new trying to and trying to to, and i agree that there was some possibility there working with europe. there may be a literally a into, they have to receive 5. all right, just but let's pause for a 2nd cuz i want to share some more information with all of us because some i've, let's say present. she used his european visit to wu, you'll read while exploiting it's divisions. would say it'd be a candidate for joining the but not a member. he was able to sign a free trade deal, which she but president alexander vintage also went further say

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, culture europe, that is, this is white europe, the culture of europe, the protrusion of the ideologynazism in the armed forces of ukraine began negatively influence the perception of this country in the west, and the point is not that european... or american politicians are against the spread of such an ideology, on the contrary, they nurture it and protect it, but opposition voters are increasingly asking uncomfortable questions, which is why the ukrainian national battalions have been renamed they changed the outer shell, the notorious azov, which consists entirely of neo-nazis and was flashing in the west, now the third separate assault brigade, but in the arena it’s still the same, i’m the only person... the creators of the battalion are now azov regiment, was the reconnaissance commander in the fourteenth or fifteenth year in the azov regiment. sergei korotkikh is not only accused of committing war crimes, he is involved in a number of high-profile murders. among the victims, one of the founders of the azov battalion, yaroslav babich, was found hanged in his own apartment. the h

europe were divided. it must be said that there is no consolidation, no unity within the european parliament itself and within the council of europe itself, and we see centrifugal forces as people begin. understand, look back, where this policy leads, what it will lead to, a policy of confrontation, a policy of lies, a policy of evil, this leads to the fact that european economic achievements are being lost, cultural ties are being lost, traditional century-old ties with eastern neighbors are being broken, all this leads to degradation, to the degradation of human development, so we see that the information war itself... which we are talking about, it bursting at the seams. oh, russia gate in the european union there are hysterics about russia’s alleged attempts to influence the result of the elections to the european parliament, we will tell you in more detail in our story. russia gate is a new concept of the european union directed against moscow. belgium suspected russia of trying to interfere in europ

these are certain risks, well, europe will bear much greater risks, against. germany now categorically advocates similar and confiscation of assets, and why germany? well, look, germany somehow links the possibility of confiscation of assets with the resumption of the issue of reparations, according to results of the second world war. they have a very specific attitude to those things, and therefore they are extremely careful about any issues related to the confiscation of assets. look, it was europe that initiated the idea of ​​using frozen assets, not the frozen assets themselves, but the income from frozen assets, i already said, 190 billion euros are today in euroclear, euroclear is the largest registrar, the russians did not just keep their money in europe, they invested that money is in the bonds of european countries, on those bonds are happening constant coupon payments and... there goes constant income from that invested money, from the point of view of european law, after the moment of the asset freeze, it cannot be used for profit, it just has to be

it will be for renew europe. now. the every volume ever presenting your increase the candidates for the 5 d. o insulation is underlined for the european people. so already the we should also add that 2 of the political groups into you're going to call them and dispute the principle of the lease candidates system. their parties have not put forward and official candidate for the commission presidency this year, so they are not represented this year to day. now let's look at how it's all going to us. we are going to cover a wide range of issues 6, actually in total with relevance to the upcoming elections for each topic. we will be taking questions life from the people joining us remotely from 1st time protest, annalise and i will also be putting questions we have received from social media and from our e, b, u, members, users. each candidate will be able to speak for 45 seconds, and each candidate also has got 3 cards. they can play 3 extra opportunities to react. well to put the questions to another candidates, they'l

can europe take part without sacrificing its values? the ego africa. rubies ear is still key and it's making people say, it's important for us to begin collecting this data to be able to compare it and see whether there's any health impact. and this little device as opposed to how we quoted this, a low cost of $42.00 monita. does it more the co advocate in 30 minutes on d. w. a haven for russian money, money belonging to put in his country jones is said to be hidden away in switzerland. disappoint you, sanctions. private jeff mentioned this secret bank accounts. paradise for collective cross and war criminals on the trail of the legal, russian billions. in switzerland. in 75 minutes on d, w. we and there was never giving up last night, every weekend on d w. the, this is d w. news and these are our top stories. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu has called a deadly air strike on a camp and ra fox, a tragic mistake. him us run health ministry in gaza is confirmed. at least 45 people were killed and dozens more injured. it says the

much of them gotns in europe. crushing farmers and innovation, immigration policies that i know we will dive into. we started the forum to be a watchdog on those policies in order to actually ensure that americans were aware of the same type of policies coming out of brussels. we can keep and i on them when they are utilized by the far left here in the united states to indoctrinate and permeate the policy apparatus here in the u.s.. are here and i just appreciate all of you joining us and the incredible panel that we have and thank you for being with us. dave: my pleasure. chad wolf, former acting secretary of the department of homeland security. chad: also executive director of the america first policy institute, that's what i do day. this is an important topic border security. that is an important distinction. we often talk about immigration, immigration, immigration to describe what's going on here in the u.s. along the border, even in the eu member states. that's border security and not necessarilypeople who t

so essentially chinese companies are looking for sales markets in europe.d it is obvious that it is a way to generate exports, stimulate growth. obviously, this is what china wants to rebuild its economy, but i think the europeans are less willing to accept china. china, despite the position of the united states. for china, the united states is the main political and economic rival in the race for world leadership, but still, if we sum up the results of xijin ping's european tour, this is the opinion of the audience. of the british publication the economist. xi jinping has a message for europe and the whole world that china is committed to providing a kind of anti-american, anti-western position. the message for europe is primarily to remain open to chinese exports, because if european markets were to reduce access to chinese goods, as, for example, american markets began to impose higher tariffs. this would be a big problem for china, but beijing also wants to show that the west does not have a single position, and this is addressed both to the public in c

thank you - kind of europe. so you think sanctions. thank you so - kind of europe.ions. thank you so much. kind of europe. so you think- sanctions. thank you so much. i don't think our correspondence can hear it any more. she is our correspondence into blue sea who has been reporting live in doing a fantasticjob because it's pretty chaotic and very tense as well and we have these protesters who are very angry that this law has been passed, this foreign agents low has been passed which they say crushes descent in georgia in the same way that a similar law in russia crushes descent and that is why these protesters are out on the street on a miserable day in georgia and they are facing a phalanx of riot police outside the georgian parliament. whether they like it or not that law has gone through and it went through with 84 members of parliament out of the hundred and 50 voting in favour. what happens now is that draft goes to the president of georgia who is seen as pro—western if you like, sympathetic to those protesters and who has said she will veto this measure, but

it's the 1st stop on a tour of europe that will include visits to hungry and serbia. it's been 5 years since she's last trip to europe is visit comes at a time of growing trade. tensions. the 2 presidents were later joined by european commission, present worth left on that lion sheet and my call and stress the importance of a level playing field for business and for trade conditions between china and euro will. later in the week, the chinese leader will continue on to serbia and hungry to countries that are seen as closer to beijing. you leaders are divided over how to deal with china mid it's growing influence and economic mind. the eiffel towers the same, but china, his relationship with the west has changed since using ping last visited europe in 2019. the cobra tends to make spacings packing from russia's ukraine war. it's growing all far as heritage and trade tensions of electric vehicles, subsidies and suspicions of wide scale chinese espionage and your pin capitals of complicated relations. this is the phone. what this visit is, the 1st by china is head of stat

, so to speak, and for macron, who believes that europe has at least some kind of future, europe haseijing, not in moscow, unfortunately, but this was finally decided in washington, because at the moment the emission machine is turned off, and this, apparently , the decision is already very close, at first, so to say, of course, this periphery, that is, europe, will feel the impact, europe will simply cease to exist. which it, so to speak, was, this happened several times in the history of europe, it’s okay, the people will survive, they will rebuild everything again, as after the collapse of rome, but in fact, unfortunately, comrade sidzenpin, emisio macron discussed completely insignificant things, that’s why as if it would be nice to do something else, well, that ’s okay, this is kind of my personal opinion, although i agree with it, now as for this, it’s true about this, so now about escalation, which means for some reason everyone remembers the escalation of 1962, the caribbean crisis. or the cuban missile crisis is closer to the berlin crisis, well, there is the berlin crisis,

the dots. money came from mazda or by john bowen's the around europe. like i think phone boy going to switzerland. lots of the then to the united arab emirates into a bank account belonging to your getting phonetic. no, because he is being prosecuted for his role in my mother's assassination. there is a distinct possibility that those funds where use the finance. they also have some nation. it says multi is businessman, your consent neck is in custody. and a waiting trial this year in connection with the murder in germany, investigations were launched into the 3 buddhist stock members. edward lynn fox of fisher and calvin spent in a statement. fisher referred to bogus evidence and politically motivated investigations. a few months later, calvin's friends died suddenly at the age of $53.00. for the 1st time in years kadijah is milo if it was allowed to leave her country. her 1st destination germany, to report that the buddhist talk on the situation in azerbaijan. less time i was in the lane, it was 800 this a to use. i was on the travel then, then in pri

, or to focus exclusively on asia and weaken its interest in europe. this is an old american debate that has now become relevant again. so far, the pro-european group, which believes the united states should support both its asian and european allies, is dominant position however, people around donald trump tend to be supportive. ativ, that is , they give priority to china at the expense of ukraine and europe, which, in my opinion, is a very bad idea. thank you, mr. ambassador, in any case, we understand that a lot of issues in world politics are currently on hold, because many capitals of the world are waiting for the american elections, and donald trump is an unpredictable person who was already an american at one time. president, but we are very active in ukraine. experienced when trying to analyze what happening in the american congress, yes, we were worried, but on the other hand, it also demonstrated a certain weakness of american democracy, when an extremely important issue, the issue of life, literally of the entire european people, could be pu

with europe.es as anti—china voices and anti—china voices and anti—china influences and when they are talking about that, they are talking about that, they usually mean the united states. in recent weeks both america and europe have been on the same trade, the same page when it comes to trade. i have talked your programme before about the fear of lots of electric vehicles, these cheap electric vehicles, these cheap electric vehicles, these cheap electric vehicles that are making their way to europe and america. europe believes that suddenly the very person who has been pushing for the investigation is of mr macron, that china is severely subsidising these vehicles which is allowing them to be tapered. they see it unfair —— much cheaper. so china will be there in europe to try to reassure president macron. he also might see an opening there because while mr macron once the investigation and wants to take that hard line on china, he also wants electric vehicles to be built in france. the other issue

the, the is the domain is live from bell in china as president, makes his 1st trip to europe in 5 years. shooting pings arrived at his 1st destination, france trade tensions, and the was in ukraine and the middle east. unlikely to top the agenda. israel closes the main entry point 48, and to the guy is a strip after an attack by how much the minutes in group claims responsibility saying it was targeting is really soldiers in the area and prospect for a sci fi and guys, up here, a slim of the talks in cairo and without a deal is roland. how much failed to agree on the land. off the troops, the i'm totally illogical. welcome to the program. chinese president, using paying has arrived in france kicking off his 1st trip to the since the 2019. she is due to meet with the french president amount on a crawl on monday. later in the week, the chinese president will continue onto a sylvia and hungry. the 2 countries that i've seen is closer to aging. you need those on divided over how to deal with china. i mean, it's growing global influence and cannot make mines. the eiffel tower is the same, bu

that the, quote the quote to include both vs cooperation inside of europe and union and inside of europe and national ident identity of the member member countries and then the to starting of or your question to start out of your question. yes. countries like, uh i've got a potential that may be is said to be uh, uh, if uh if uh, uh, either party to go. uh hm. oh, is this the ends of the of situation insane in germany or, or you know, us? yeah, we would we changed then this country's oh to oh, of course. and probably that they would like to stay in inside of europe and union, but they would have a strong influence on changing all the whole, the whole of the political line of europe in union, in, in direction. as i have said previously, going back to some of the internal discussions. how do you expect the assassination attempt to influence to slovakia, internal policies or politics? we'll see, it is still shortly after. this is very important or to be if the it is uh, uh, gone through the positions of governmental bar. okay. and oh, positional camp. who to go on as a where uh up to now or

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, that is, a demonstrative visit to europe is like showing that china in europe is, of course, such awhich is in favor of an early end to the conflict , too, if you also remember this picture remember the news flow, so to speak , remember blinkin, it means that our unfortunate orphan, who means he’s standing at the airport, the ambassador is seeing him off, and a number of responsible airport employees in appropriate uniforms, well, somehow it’s just, well, what a path, thank you, the door was opened , well, the truth is , of course, there is an amazing story, okay, if we still continue, let’s be truthful. so now we’ll conduct the program a little in chinese, well, not conduct the program, that’s how nikita said, what does it mean, subtle hints, ceremony, signals all around and so on, let's understand the reason, try to understand the signals, remember, we started with this, olesya told us and showed us how they called the french ambassador to our foreign ministry, here we are , here she is, this french ambassador comes in to the midfield, which means he jumped back out in terrible ex

they want so 20% in europe. they want that to be 50% by 2030 am building up the defense industry because that is where capacities come from. more collaboration defense and usher collaboration, more defense openness, more competition. you can say this is europe's pentagon moment. if all this works out, the defense industrial strategy of the eu, the u.s., europe will gain is sort of pentagon motor engine in european defense industry. that will be huge. we also see with the european peace fund, facilitate a skull, which is all about funding crisis management in north africa but it is to become a security assistance fund for ukraine. so collected defense is making its way into the eu, and the eu as i think working very well with nato on how this is going to play together. where i think the bad news sort of begins a little bit is this has to be translated into european capacity, operational capacity, for defending themselves, ourselves. things are moving slowly. i said that earlier. there's a lot of defensemen in eur

or eastern europe, as the case may be. it possible to assume that this is all that we are seeing now, and the unfolding of all these events, including sfitso, despite the fact that he is a pro-russian politician, despite the fact that he there is sympathy, putin has publicly expressed that, that the russian... services are trying to destabilize eastern europe so that there will be instability there as well, and this eastern europe also thought that anyone who would make various statements there in or in the direction of ukraine, or somehow curtsy in the direction of russia, anyone can become a target for some 71-year-old writer who is there, i don't know how he shot, to be honest, it's very difficult for me to imagine that... this the person shot, well shot, the question is why? well, i agree with you that this is why he shot, and is there is he an agent, is he there, he was connected with some pro-russian organizations, banned, all this is clear, but in fact we have to say that there is one event, and this event should be

carefully vetted three different places in europe.ia joins our broadcast. tyresh-based expert on east asian issues and master of foreign policy of ukrainian prism. welcome to our broadcast. thank you for joining. congratulations. the associated press named the topics of xi's trip to europe as the issue of ukraine, trade, and investments. how promising and strong can the connection between the eu and china be? well, actually, it is difficult to talk about prospects and strong ties now, because between the european union'. and china has a lot of problems, which are pin in that i would like to solve these problems, but they are of such a long nature, because european institutions are increasingly beginning to understand problematic, problematic areas in interaction with china, this applies not only to the general aspect that surrounds the current geopolitical... issues and where the united states and european countries are talking about de-risking relations with china, it's a closer scan of, for example, investment and a closer look at w

counter the chinese challenge if we allow russia to threaten ukraine and. in europe. to us it is necessary to deal with both great adversaries, china and russia. this is the position of the biden administration. the position of donald trump and his supporters seems to be that ukraine has less value and priority. there have been times when donald trump has been hostile to ukraine and sympathetic to vladimir putin, which is a terrible position. it is also true that trump has recently changed his position on ukraine. on the eve of the vote in congress on providing additional aid to ukraine, donald trump published a statement on the true social website, which argued that the survival and strength of ukraine is in the interests of the united states. this one the statement was hidden within a long political post attacking the biden administration, and yet it was the rare occasion when donald trump acknowledged the importance of ukraine to the united states. i 'm not a fan of donald trump, but i think it was a good move and i hope it continues. however, president biden is ce

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, that is , as long as it was beneficial for them, they were united europe.se parties are gaining votes, why they come to power, because each country begins to close down in order to solve its national interests, well, it seems like it is not doing anything bad, but it understands that it has to survive in it’s easier today to live alone, she has a chance to survive alone and not be drawn into another military conflict or somehow at least partially preserve her own. the so-called liberal elites around the dovod forum, there harari, schwab, that is anthropological transition, these lgbt values, experiments on people, the green climate agenda, although the green agenda, by the way, is a new form of colonialism, you have to understand, on the other hand, these are these trumpists, pole-conservatives who say, well, in general this is your liberal agenda doesn’t work, it’s in crisis, let’s return to the bright world... they closed themselves in their world, instead of returning to their native eurasian harbor, building a common space from lisbon to shanghai, and o

editor for euroactive and global europe.ndra, let me start with you. when you look at the security picture across europe, the western defence alliance really has been bolstered this past year by the accession of finland and sweden, turning the baltic sea into what has become known as the noto lake, but the event of the past week suggest russia is going to test it and that tells us why security will be uppermost when people go to the ballot box next week. yes. ballot box next week. yes, absolutely. _ ballot box next week. yes, absolutely, christian, - ballot box next week. yes, absolutely, christian, i- ballot box next week. yes, | absolutely, christian, ithink especially now after the war in ukraine, eastern europe cannot be ignored when it comes to the description of new top jobs after the june elections description of new top jobs after thejune elections this time around. it's true that for 20 years now of this representation has not been very reflected in the high level positions, so after the elections, but we will see i

ns fell under the control of totalitarian leaders in europe. adolf and his italian counterpart benito mussolini, took advantage the financial turmoil and promised prosperity based on military expansion. in asia, the military dominated government of japan plotted a course, separated from these troubles by two oceans. in yet another overseas conflict. at time, u.s. military ranked 17th in the world and were hardly in a to enter a world war. but including president roosevelt began view events in europe and the pacific with increasingly more justification of kind. the including vast numbers of women andruthlessly murdered with bombs. the air at 2:50 a.m. on september 1st, 1939. president roosevelt was asleep at the white house when the is bedside rang. the had invaded poland as pledged to come to poland's defense of germany attacked. roosevelt realized that a larger was at hand. while his sympathies lay with the countries being overrun, the axis powers america's isolate in his mood limited his freedom to respond. the country's neutrality act preven