ruthless course of action and a clear plan to extend it to the remaining free countries of europe that led to today'scal situation in europe, former us vice president henry wallace even called the truman doctrine a crazy step towards a war that caused a crisis in international relations. he also denounced the marshall plan as a cold war tool against russia as a purely technical and financial program. and as for the marshall plan, that is, it can never be considered in isolation from the so-called truman doctrine. that is, these are two aspects that need to be considered together. and this is, in general, the beginning of the cold war. e global wars bipolar confrontation between the united states and the soviet union it is interesting that the united states offered to participate in the program and the soviet union, which suffered from destruction and the war did not less than europe invited everyone, including the soviet union, the minister of foreign affairs of the ussr vyacheslav molotov arrived in paris for a discussion and soon left. why what he did not like about the marshall plan was, of course

in strasbourg, the winter session of the parliamentary assembly of the council began today. of europes important event for us. we congratulate tetyana, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, so today the session of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe began in strasbourg, and today, according to the urgent procedure, as europeans like to do, it was included in the agenda the ukrainian debate, which will be called the legal and human rights aspects of russia's aggression against ukraine, the debate was scheduled for thursday, and on thursday the resolution of the text of the resolution and the text of the report will already be voted on in this regard, it has not been published yet, but it is clear from the title that there will be 100% mention of the international tribunal against russia, which is in the process of being created on the grounds of the european parliament of the council of europe , today was also quite an interesting moment, it is the presidential election what is the point of interest in the fact that oleksandr merezhko was usually planned from the ukrai

the 10 year long peacekeeping mission, citing molly's collaboration with russian mercenaries, europe, today's unbeatable e news. this our up next is our documentary with the 1st part of an endless war which looks at the origins of the conflict, hitting iran against israel and the united states. a marin, m steen. i'll be back at the top of the hour with them. we're headlines for you, for me and the entire nice team in berlin. thanks for the company that were interest in the global economy. our portfolio d w. business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission.

righteousness, but we have never behaved like this , because we always stand for united peaceful europe todayesis, who is in favor of war. e in europe yes, no one will eat to take the people, not one country of the european union, the people of the war do not want to, so the most important answer now is, where is the power of the people, in our country the president of the people, they begin to say elections, seams , elections. so the president does what the people want, our people do not want war. we want peace. we want to live normally , trade normally, develop normally, and the polish president is the people's president. pass more people want trade with belarus.

i will add that even today public opinion in europe is by no means as monolithic as washington would ke the presence of french volunteers in the ranks of the defenders of donbass, as well as our today's meeting, is a clear confirmation of this. after the treacherous invasion of the soviet union by nazi germany, on the initiative of charles degule , official diplomatic relations were established between the free french movement and the soviet government. in russia put into operation a record the number of housing indicators for the past year is 11% more than in the twenty-first. these are the data that rosstat showed that construction times are being reduced, including due to the use of digital solutions in industries , 15 pilot regions are currently involved in the automation of the complex. and 25 more are planning to join the experiment in the near future alexander bilebov will continue this topic. last year was a record for housing construction and the most productive for industries in the entire history of our country in 2022 , more than 100 million square meters of housing, but t

amy: in from the missing and argentina to the crisis of missing migrants trying to make it to europe today. >> over the last decade, tens of thousands of migrants have sappeared on the journey to europe. a lot of them have drowned in the sea and others have turned up on the shores of southern europe and northern africa, but they are often buried in unmarked graves, not identified, and their families have no idea what happened to them. very few people are trying to identify these migrants. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. attorney general merrick garland has appointed a special counsel to investigate the mishandling of classified documents discovered at a former office used by president biden and at biden's home. garland said thursday that former u.s. attorney robert hur will lead the investigation. >> i strongly believe the normal processes of this department can handle all investigations with integrity. but under the regulations, extraordinary circumstances you require the appointment of a special co

i am, can you tell us why the job and foreign minister is addressing the council of europe today? well, really addressing the council of europe is an opportunity to address the larger european community, if you will, since the beginning of the conflict. of course, the european union has been an ally to ukraine, has been standing by ukraine. but the european council includes almost double that amount of countries. and it includes countries like serbia who maybe have had, you know, a different approach to russia throughout this where it includes also countries like georgia who have, you know, had a, had experience with the russian aggression. so it really is a forum that includes the larger european community, if you will, and i expect that she will be using this forum to further, you know, to, to put forth again her, her priorities as a foreign minister, which includes things like rule of law. the maintenance of rule of law throughout europe and the world. a big thing for and i believe we do have unfortunately some technical issues there. however, we do have our political correspond

and so this is a problem even in the in europe today. and with the eu that we go more and more this way they call us socialists. but for me it socialism of course it is not pure socialism. of course we have a lot of capitalistic, but i give you one example. you know, we are in germany. we are very proud about our automobile industry with mercedes, bmw and all this. and it was this way that the company decided what to produce what cars the and it a consumer of course today the government tells them what have to produce only in the future electric vehicle stop stop producing other things it's crazy but this is what happens right now and if you ask me they destroy the car the heart of the german industry where the politics even they have a crazy energy policy they have all some in the wall street journal patton was the dumbest energy policy on the road. this was about germany and it's true because france they stopped nuclear power plants then coal power plants and they wanted to all with windmills and charlie but we don't have so much our w

that is also true for what we have been seeing in europe today. in isolation, these numbers do not look clever. these are data you have to read with a sense of direction. the sense of direction is positive. you take a look at the eurozone numbers. it is actually north of 50 again. we are back into positive territory. the direction is upwards. germany kind of floating around the level. the data telling us positive things about europe. as chris williamson was highlighting earlier, there are plenty of bumps along the road this year. the first one i think should be taken with a pinch of salt. even soft data turnaround. alix: part of that is the price issue. the europe edit u.k. prices were stickier for services and supply chains were better? sticker price is staying sticky. chris williamson talked to us earlier in the hour and broke it all down for us. chris: but even in the u.k., you have the indicators coming up now. its biggest jump in upward confidence since the reopening of the economy in 2020. even in the u.k. you will see this turnaround. guy:

makes obvious participation west in the war against russia, a large wave of strikes swept across europe todayn several countries at once, representatives of different professions. they just refused to go to work. like this today looked like berlin's main airport there had to be cancelled. in a series of flights, the reason is a protest action by employees of ground transport services and flight safety services, the strikers demanded higher wages, but this is already footage from italy there is a general strike of owners of gas stations today, they do not agree with the actions of the government, who are looking for ways to stop the sharp rise in the cost of fuel authorities they accuse the owners of gas stations of allegedly speculating on fuel, and entrepreneurs believe that this is an office growth ministers want to shift the blame for their economic mistakes onto small businesses. well, another mass protest took place in spanish catalonia on the streets of cities. doctors, nurses and teachers came out. a total of 9,000 people. they demanded better working conditions and higher wages. the o

i shouldn't worry about the west with when we speak of new territory in europe today. we must principally think of russia, that colossal empire in the east is right for dissolution. cut off hitler. my income for hitler makes clear in mind comes in $925.00. that the real goal is to take over ukraine has going to the east against the soviet union. that was always hit. there's real call and the europeans understood that in some ways in poland. 2 was preparing to invade the ussr with handler, a dismemberment of russia lies of the fault of the polish policy in the east. the main goal is to weaken and defeat russia. from a report by the polish army, general staff intelligence branch. but handle i had other plans that didn't involve poland. i don't know as well as in an annoyed diet room. the bed graphics are now offering damita, wanting to visit dhl, dash usa dot white, the larva desert just mm journalist young angle god is curator at the museum of polish history and also his nightly michelle. just so photography on to what ops at stevia, a sport on dish lab. their voice, a

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in fact, today nazism is flourishing again in the very heart of europe today, the dead, the extermination of which is encouraged by the russians. as much as possible and more than more. we will kill the russians. now, the less our children will have to kill. here and that's it. it's clear. the structure, which is deliberately fomented in european countries, leads to the fact that on this basis, radical groups and individuals commit illegal actions. the investigative committee is investigating 16 criminal cases on the facts of 29 attacks on russian diplomatic institutions and their employees in ukraine in greece, the netherlands, ireland, france, the czech republic, lithuania estonia poland canada usa germany romania and moldova have already brought 26 persons to criminal liability for the commission of these crimes. including three a citizen of the russian federation and 22 citizens of ukraine, a criminal case is also being investigated against a citizen of ukraine on the fact of an attack based on national enmity and hatred against russian citizens in the republic of cyprus, german nazis

potential, in fact, because europe disarmed under the american umbrella and its military-industrial complex is a rather weak appendage of the american military-industrial complex todayeapons. and this is done by the americans deliberately; they are destroying the industrial potential of military europe by imposing their weapons. in general, therefore, events are rolling towards a logical end, and now i think that even in washington they are thinking about how to save face by losing. this is who says that it will be for a long time, who then is lying? no he is not he’s lying, he gives out what he wants for yes, he doesn’t think that russia will take a break in the winter and in the summer, when they pump up ukraine a little with additional weapons and military equipment, ukraine can repeat its success inflicting a rather serious defeat on russia and forcing russia to negotiate. well, on quite honorable terms for ukraine and at the same time on rather detrimental terms for the russian federation for the russian federation , because now the question of the military victory of the west is not on the table. i think everyone has already realized that the only question wit

these are the numbers that exist in europe today, the reality of modern more or less technology.n to talk about 1,000 tanks. the question is why and who needs them definitely not in order to put them near our borders and drink coffee here in neighboring poland, lithuania or estonia, these are definitely attacking means. and most importantly, these are modern facilities. and for some reason, we are talking only about armored vehicles, artillery means have been added to this equipment, patriots are already against air defense. they say all who can only anti-tank weapons and all kinds of kit. all that is possible. this is a forecast, but in my opinion, aviation will come to a stop only in one, in order to use aviation, long-term training of pilots is necessary. and if we talk about the saturation of ukrainians, after all, yes, they have digested such a volume of equipment that, in general, well, the last class, what it is called that you need to learn it you need to be able to use. uh, it means that in ukraine today we are talking not only about ukraine , today we are talking about

will not be able to serve them in the pentagon, they are looking for a way out put pressure on europe todayministers. defenses from over 50 countries, but they meet at the ramstein airbase to decide whether kiev is worthy of serious help maria skorodilka with details? i need help. we support ukraine here, you help ukraine, you cannot give a single dollar to your compatriot. and he wants to eat the confrontation between the usa and ukraine on the streets of washington, ordinary americans have clearly lost, although this video is just a prank of a famous comedian over everyone who is waving foreign flags. used only in words helps in a distant country about ukrainian activists of humor, did not understand to seek the truth sent to congress, where is my ukrainian money. they are standing here to help some ukraine when their compatriot is right here in front of them, and he asks for help. here and now. however, not here, not now. yes, just their americans. no one cares in the power of the usa consider ukraine a tool for pumping weapons. it is necessary to increase for this the pentagon calls mil

independence, the game, first of all , is also europe, because in fact it is for it here is a little bit of yugoslavia for everyone, yes, that's right, because todayurceful asia, or in fact, if you look at uh, here is the resource history, here is the economic background in this situation. it 's actually quite logical. here. uh, the united states after the ultrasound, there are such people. china relied on cheap chinese labor . the soviet union helped germany with cheap gas, that is, they increased the competitiveness of industry in the soviet union. to gas or that you work force, that and the voice of one of the reasons the fact that his ra spoiled him was achieved in them by the players. there are two european american centers left, but the situation is when the cost of chinese labor has grown and it is clear what's next. that's what it becomes not competitive to the states. it turned out, uh, it is critically important to remove the resources in the sub-e-e of european industry for good and relocate it to itself, therefore europe yes , therefore europe is on the air, that vassals should know their place and europe today should unconditionally t

president biden came into office, europe spent as much time criticising the us as it did criticising iran because of the positions that the trump administration took. todayt's very important, and that's a message that iran is now hearing loud and clear from us, from brussels, from paris, from london. it's the same message about the support for russia, about their oppression of their people, about their nuclear programme. that changes... i mean, iran is going to have to make a choice, whether it wants to continue to go down this path of greater isolation, greater pressure, more sanctions, no economic opportunity, or whether it chooses another one. that's also what diplomacy�*s about, is to make clear that they understand the choice. right, even as i hear you lay out that choice, i'm thinking to myself — well, the truth here is that robert malley and the current administration have ultimately, maybe along with the europeans as well, come around to the notion of, quote—unquote, "maximum pressure", which was actually donald trump's strategy toward iran. you, in essence, are saying to iran, "you know what? "we've tried, but now, it is a case of maximum pressu

and so to speak, europe and in this regard, the khalifa euro is what we need to build in europe today and what we need to focus on, which we previously did not long ago. well, more precisely, show us a long time ago, please. from expanding that it's not in their security interest and all that. and if that happens, they'll turn their attention to china. i couldn't help but tease them like we do in high school. good luck. well, you know, good luck, but if that doesn't work, try iran seriously. i told them so, they know, and i knew they know everyone knows it won't work. an amazing person, yes, he met with unacceptable damage even with gromyko. how to stop it? of course, we can say that today we have the impossibility of technically eliminating the satellite constellation over ukraine and thus showing the seriousness of our intentions. well, if we talk about the military technical side, i can say that we can prove the seriousness of our intentions by hitting the notorious bridges. so this is a topic in which i am not talking about ukrainian bridges. ah, no i don’t know if they will be ab

i'm either there, let's face ukraine is most corrupt regime in europe today, and it has been for long. there's no democracy there and they're looking for any way because they're desperate. any way to provoke the united states to do more or promote push us and do more and other countries and whether it, whether it's honest or dishonest. ukraine will do anything. and that patriot missile incident, or not patron missile, but there isn't in november. i would that enter it missile that, that struck poland and killed a couple of farmers. there was deemed to be a and tittle ag by you crying long to provoke, cold. and therefore that would provoke other nato countries. so in my view is very dangerous to have them on us soil training on in oklahoma. i think senator nathan dom was correct in his very bold resolution that he proposed this wish klein preston international attorney. thank you very much for your input. thank you . ah, the u. k. should get rid of its colonial mindset. that's the message from china's foreign ministry. which latch out at london's recent report criticising beijing's pol

let's face ukraine is most corrupt regime in europe today, and it has been for long. there's no democracy there and they're looking for anyway because they're desperate to my view is very dangerous to have them on us soil training on in oklahoma. and i think senator nathan dom was correct in his very bold resolution that he proposed over to europe. now where to live for minister antonio to johnny has announced his country is ready to send a new batch of miniature 2 kev. now, despite the economic crisis currently gripping the country or the country grapples with rising inflation and poverty, the italian governments is committed to continuing its funding of care if having donated in estimates at 1300000000 euros in medicaid. as well as other assistance measures on refugee support, making the 12th largest you donate to ukraine or since the beginning of the war in ukraine, italy's grappled with rising inflation amid yona price rises by 8 point one percent . with energy costs. the biggest contributing factor reports by the national institutes of statistics indicated that t

but what does it mean today for korea, people in germany or in europe today? these crimes obviously are very far away the 70 years. maybe you just said almost a 100 years ago. very far away. but they continued for many decades into the lives of the people who came after the nazi time as well because of the nazis. they burned all the science on queer people that came into existence in the early 20th century. they close down all the cafes of the meeting place, the people who weren't able to talk about korea live for well, long into the sixties and seventies. people still came into prison, but something must have changed. there was the celebration today at this. come immigration, i should say today in the, in the bond is talking you're a member of parliament now there is change. um we have more clear people in the gym and wouldn't the stark now and with tessa cancer. i and me the 1st open transgender people are ever in gem and history in the gym. and when does talk and, and said to colleagues of mine out at themselves. um, as the gay couple a few days ago. and we

let's face ukraine is most corrupt regime in europe today, and it has been for long. there's no democracy there and they're looking for any way because they're desperate in my view is very dangerous to have them on us soil training on in oklahoma. and i think senator nathan dom was correct in is very bold resolution that he proposed a barbaric regime with no respect for human rights as are the your case prime minister has slammed iran for the execution of a former top defense official and deal british iranian citizen found guilty of spying for u. k. intelligence or london has responded by imposing sanctions on the atlantic republics attorney general. and as we called it, sam baset from the country. i am appalled by the execution of british uranian citizen alley, or as act barry and iran. this was a callous and cowardly act carried out by a barbaric regime with no respect for the human rights of their own people. a body, one of the keys of passing classified defense and security information to british secret services as well as receiving the $2000000.00 in compensation

let's face ukraine is most corrupt regime in europe today, and it has been prolonged. there's no democracy there and they're looking for any way because they're desperate to my view is very dangerous to have them on us soil training on in oklahoma. and i think my sen, nathan dom, was correcting his very bold resolution that he proposed the u. s. will continue to modernize its military alliance with japan. that statement came from president biden, during a meeting with his japanese counterpart. the japanese prime minister visited washington in the last stop on his g 7 tore, seeking to strengthen the alliance amid elected challenges, posed by china and north korea and russia. mutual concerns between the 2 countries prompted biting to support tokyo's decision to increase defense spending approved by japan's new security strategy. this goes against the japanese constitution earlier, both the u. s. defense secretary and secretary of states that that washington is ready to commit to the full defense of japan by any means including nuclear weapons . and i want to reaffirm the

as an attack on their freedom and who help us protect our common future in a free and peaceful europe. todayed a decree awarding the city of vilnius with the honorary title of the city savior for everything that was done by the city and lithuania in in general, for help in the fight against russian terror, i thank everyone who fights and works to protect freedom, i thank everyone who helps now, by the way, there is a lot of talk about modern tanks tanks that we need and how to fill this deficit, a lot of efforts, words of promises, but it is important to see the reality, it is not about five or 10 or 15 tanks, we will need more , we do everything necessary every day to fill the deficit, i thank everyone who supports us in this, however, the discussions need to be concluded with decisions about the real strengthening of our defense against terrorists, the allies have the necessary number of tanks. when the necessary weight of the decisions will be necessary, we will be happy to thank you for every weighty decision, we are still working for this and one more thing today, society saw another pe

but what does it mean today for korea, people in germany or in europe today? these crimes obviously are very far away the 70 years. maybe you just said almost a 100 years ago. that very far way, but they continued for many decades into the lives of the people who came after the nazi time as well. because to the nazis they burned all the science on queer people that came into existence in the early 20th century. they close down all the cafes of the meeting place. the people weren't able to talk about korea live for well, long into the sixties and seventies. people still into prison, but something must have changed. there was this celebration to day of this commemorating i should say to day in the, in the buddhist talking you're a member of parliament. no, there is change. um we have more quiet people in the gym and wouldn't have hark now . and with tessa cancer, i and me the 1st open transgender people are ever in gem and history in the gym. and when does talk and, and said to colleagues of mine out at themselves. um, as a gay couple a few days ago. and we have

we want to be one of the most prosperous countries in europe. today patients and discipline, so too will our plan for prosperity and growth. but it's also going to need something else which is in rather short supply — optimism that we can get there. just this month, columnists from both left and right have talked about an existential crisis, britain teetering on the edge and that all we can hope for is that things don't get worse. i welcome the debate, but chancellors too are allowed their say. and i say simply this. decline —— declinism has always been wrong in the past ideas wrong today. some of the gloom is based on statistics that don't reflect the whole picture. like every g7 country, our growth was slower in the years after the financial crisis than before it. but since 2010, the uk has grown faster than france, japan, italy, not at the bottom, but right in the middle of the pack. since the exit referendum, we have grown at about the same rate as germany. yes, we have not returned to pre—pandemic employment or output levels. but an economy that

challenge will be resupply and rebuild inventories you have to remember the gas being used in europe todayefore and during the early days of the war, gas is not flowing anymore it's good have to come from other places a lot of it came from asia because the chinese economy was slower in the chinese lng imports were lower than they typically are, we can see that reversing the coming year which could be a challenge for the winter at the end of 2023. maria: what about the macro story what are the latest numbers telling you with tight inventories and the price of oil right now and a number of people and davos expecting a recession this year. >> our best view recession is more likely than not how deep it is there are different opinions. the slowness we've seen in china the slowdown we certainly seen in europe and even in the united states you can feel a slowing underway. if it gets quite likely we see a recession this year and commodity prices would tend to tell you that is true because commodity prices have eased which is typically in a market that is fairly tightened assigned that the economy

an attack on their freedom, which helps us to protect our common future in a free and peaceful europe. todayeverything that was done by the city and lithuania as a whole to help in the fight against russian terror, i thank everyone who fights and works to protect freedom, i thank everyone who helps now, by the way, there is a lot of talk about tanks, about modern tanks that we need and about how you can fill this deficit, there are many efforts, words of promises, but it is important to see the reality, it is not about five or 10 or 15 tanks, it will take more , we do everything necessary every day to fill the deficit, i thank everyone who supports us in this but discussions it is necessary to conclude with decisions on the real strengthening of our defense against terrorists, the allies have the necessary number of tanks. when the weight of the decisions is necessary, we will be happy to thank you for every important decision, we are still working for this. and today society saw another personnel decision that was made, i emphasize the word "on- going" appropriate steps will be taken in the