so, they write, for example, that the european bank for development and reconstruction finances ukrainiangricultural companies. they gave the figure that during the past year the european bank for development and reconstruction financed about 1 billion dollars in total, for all ukrainian companies, and this provides an opportunity. sky companies due to the fact that the first are cheap.

so, they write, for example, that the european bank for development and reconstruction finances ukrainian agricultural companies. they gave a figure that during the past year, the european bank for development and reconstruction financed around 1 billion dollars in total for all ukrainian companies, and this gives ukrainian companies an opportunity due to the fact that the first one is cheap. money, and the second is that there are no such environmental standards here, let’s call them that, and other agricultural production standards, yes, there are none of the green agreement, selling cheap products in the member states of the european union, this was taken to the flag and carried away, so look, in this situation, exactly what needs to be done, exactly, it must be done behind closed doors, i emphasize behind closed doors, not at the border , behind closed doors to immediately have these very kind of... calm, but, well, even angry, you know, and purposeful talks about how to solve this problem today, and not just today, but what we're going to have tomorrow, because this problem will be t

media, what they are doing , it means that they write, for example, that the european bank for development and reconstructionrainian agricultural companies, they gave a figure that during the last year the european bank for development and reconstruction financed around 1 billion dollars in total for all ukrainian companies, and it gives the opportunity for ukrainian companies due to the fact that the first is cheap money, and the second is that here... there are no such environmental standards, let's call them that, and other production standards, yes, there is no green agreement, to sell cheap products in the member states of the european union , it was taken to the flag and carried away, so look, in this situation, exactly what, what must be done, exactly, then it is necessary to conduct immediately behind closed doors, i emphasize, behind closed doors, not at the border, behind closed doors, very calm, but... well, even evil ones, you know, and purposeful negotiations on how to solve this problem today, and not just today, but what we will have tomorrow, because this problem will be ten times more diffic

the main ones are the american development agency usad, the world bank, the european investment bank, the european bank for reconstruction and development, the german financial institution kfv, the financial institution of the nordic countries nefka, and the japanese agency for international cooperation jica. today, we have a number of initiatives and projects for restoration housing, development of the transport sector, critical infrastructure, all of them are about the restoration and modernization of ukraine, about the fact that we are definitely not alone, and together with our partners we are building our ukraine. thank you for your attention, glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. thank you, mr. vice prime minister. and we already had the international, national dimensions of the panel, and what remained was a regional history, precisely in relation to the regions. alexei kuleb , the deputy head of the office of the president of ukraine, is invited to speak. good afternoon, dear chairman of the verkhovna rada, dear prime minister, dear members government, dear journalists. yes, now about the main thing, about the regions.

write, for example, about the european development bank. finances ukrainian agricultural companies, gave the figure that during the past year the european the bank of development and reconstructionced about 1 billion dollars in total for all ukrainian companies, and this gives ukrainian companies the opportunity due to the fact that, firstly, it is cheap money, and secondly, that there are no such environmental standards here, let's call them that, and others to produce , so there is no green deal to sell. cheap products in the member states of the european union, this was taken as a flag and carried away. therefore, look, in this situation , exactly what must be done, exactly, must be done behind closed doors, i emphasize, behind behind closed doors, not at the border, behind closed doors, to immediately have these very calm, but, well, even angry, you know, and purposeful talks about how to solve this problem today, and it's not easy. today, and what will we have tomorrow, because this problem will be ten times more difficult during negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union, therefore, in principle, we have already faced the reality of ukraine's accession to th

he was russia's envoy to the european bank for reconstruction and development. he was forced into exile after sharing comments critical of pollutants in our circle, efficient enough. so i'm going to go to the in 2013, i sent publicly that the nation must fight corruption. auction. that was yes, the friends told me that vladimir putin wasn't especially thrilled by that. most of the boss and he's often asked if he's concerned with the high numbers of educated people leaving russia. i think i got the, his answer is always, you know, when we are a free country, he was not finding it, but generally the price for you. i don't want to show, and it's obvious why he says that the of still more anyone who's educated understands that russia is limping behind the rest of the world. what is the threat to his power? and for putin is better of people, he's not lived abroad. what goodness, the way that you are looking to answer but criticism is growing within russia to, in regions where people's lives are a far cry from that of urban centers like moscow is leads to what i see l

he has served as the chief economist of the european bank for reconstruction and development, and he is co-author of the book "spin dictators, the changing face of tyranny in the 21st century." which is an absolute must read. he is also a central hub of the russian intelligentsia in exile. natalia arno, here with us in washington, is a well-known advocate of democracy and human rights who is founder and president of the free russia foundation. a fantastic, dynamic organization that provides all kinds of help that is very crucial and nurturing to civil society actors, future leaders, and many other exiles persecuted by the russian and belarussian governments. free russia is also a leading voice here in washington and generally to western policymakers, advocating effective russia and eurasia strategies. joining us from berlin, i think he is in berlin where he is based, is mikhail zygar, a leading independent journalist who worked for newsweek russia before becoming founding editor in chief of the tv news channel dozhd. he is the author of the acclaimed "all the kremlin's men," and most

this was stated by the head of the european bank for reconstruction and development separating baso.lans to send 18 billion euros to the kiev regime. the amount is equal to almost a tenth of the country’s projected gdp. intentions. the efforts to isolate russia have failed, but the potential for hostility has not been exhausted. this was stated by the head of our foreign ministry, sergei lavrov. today he is speaking in the state duma as part of the government hour. moscow, lavrov emphasized, stands for a better future for the world and is at the forefront of this struggle. but the werewolves have to fight. the us, according to the minister, is destabilizing one region after another, trying to put pressure on our country. economy, culture, sports, information space. as for ukraine, an anti-russian springboard has been prepared there for a long time, and yet we are not giving up. we remain open to a political and diplomatic settlement based on taking into account our legitimate interests and taking into account the realities that have developed over many years and which have now led to