as far as i understand , exactly such a compromise was found. pointed out by the european broadcasting union. well, we made a protest together with the nct after we were actually informed a few weeks ago that the decision after providing the answers to the questions who asked the european language union will take place in britain, we requested additional consultations, this was done, we also thank our british colleagues and politicians for their support, and we considered several options for holding it in ukraine and in the nearest neighboring countries for ukraine so that it would be close to border, unfortunately , due to financial and technical problems, this option turned out to be unfeasible, and therefore we went back to the consultation both with the bbc and received assurances that despite the fact that due to the security reasons for the war in ukraine, the competition will be held this year, the question is, the bbc is trying to do everything to ensure that the presence of ukraine is not just noticeable, but the language of ideas about presenters and videos dedicated to ukraine and

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ukraine eurovision 2023 will be held in velika to britain, on behalf of our country, the european broadcasting unioned this way because of the russian invasion and the security of the situation, but the british broadcaster will add ukrainian elements to the show and the event itself will be dedicated to supporting ukraine against the background of russian aggression. it is suitable according to the rules of the song contest, the winner of this year's eurovision 2022 in turin, italy, was the ukrainian band kalush orchestra with the song stefania the british sam ryder was the second, and that is why his country was offered to host the show, the decision to hold the contest in the united kingdom was already commented on by the prime minister of the country boroz johnson. became the hosts of the competition great britain will directly fulfill this promise and organize a fantastic competition on behalf of our ukrainian friends oleksandr shovkovskyi on one on the field with ihor lastochkin this is what happens when ukrainians unite for a common victory in uzhgorod ukrainian football legends held a charity

the nuances of such a decision as it will be passed, what is known now, well, look at the european broadcasting unionion song contest, they had obvious reservations about security the situation as far as we as a country and we as speakers can guarantee this, we fed them about certain interactions with the government , uh, our elaborated risk map, how should you be, we reduce the risks as their worker leaves, unfortunately , their evaluation was well, they evaluated them, what are we, after all still we cannot provide. then there were several more rounds of negotiations regarding other options for cooperation with other countries on the territory of other countries, after all, and even then they have, well, in the euro- in the european union, before that it considered that since britain is the second place at the competition, they are a priority for holding, we had sufficiently constructive discussions with the general director of the british british public broadcaster timovi and we actually reached an agreement on this option when in great britain conducts on behalf of ukraine, but taking into accoun

european union indicates that he is ready to work according to the principles and standards that work in the european union, i read the information that the next the channel will also stop broadcasting until the end of the martial law. until the moment of our victory, but here we have to look really globally , and one of the conditions for our entry and our compliance with the standards of the european union was the lack of control of the total control of the state over the media and what is happening today with public betrayal well, of course, what can be justified by the conditions of martial law, but when the public was created . to pressure and determine one or another policy, what happened to the rada tv channel seems to me to be completely nonsense because when before the full-scale invasion the rada tv channel was reformatted and turned from a parliamentary channel into a mouthpiece of the government, it was a direct violation of democracy and legality. i am convinced that as soon as the war ends, only we will win victory, this question will definitely arise again and again because what is happening globally today in the media space of ukraine is very, very dangerous from the

now streaming online, on youtube, and they have said this is thanks to the european union, they have been offered a broadcastinga, georgia, germany, france and the netherlands, but while youtube isn't banned in russia, experts are saying to access this specific channel, russians are likely to have to use a vpn. the presenter in his opening statement also talked about what a difficult decision this was, that they tried to see if they could stay, but they decided that broadcasting under censure made no sense and they wanted to remain independent media outlet they had to do this from abroad. but the editor has said they are still trying to reach people who don't necessarily agree with them, they realise a lot of the viewers have probably switched to other channels, they have been consuming some propaganda. i am hoping to engage with people who don't necessarily agree with them, explain to them what the facts are and see if they can make any kind of change. if they can make any kind of chance. , ., , change. 0k. it is a significant development. _ change. 0k. it is a significant development. thank - change. 0k. it i

european union. i will stop here because now they have time to broadcast to my colleagues from franz 24, who are preparingt for us already about this war and you, dear friends, i sincerely thank those who watched, those who asked questions, stay with us , stay with the espresso channels and we will inform you about the events of this difficult period of ukrainian history. in kyiv , 700 houses were destroyed as a result of the attack of the russian troops, since the occupiers retreated in april, the local authorities managed to clear only part of the rubble and analyze the damage for two or three weeks, and they destroyed not only our buildings and so many human lives today borodyanka is ready for reconstruction, but we need materials for reconstruction and labor we want our people who evacuated to return to the city, but unfortunately for them there is still nowhere to return to those who return to the city but have nowhere to stay mobile homes provided by the polish government were recently built, they provide the necessary shelter two weeks ago, anna finally came to her husband , for which we are very g

european union, etc. and what can we say about the media law? i want to remind you about the petition that you see now on the screen. digital broadcasting of the espresso tv channel direct and fifth without freedom of speech ukraine will remain on the doorstep of the european union and no negotiations will begin help the authorities to correct bureaucratic arbitrariness the more the president talks about it and the more the majority of ukrainians, as we can see from sociology, consider freedom of speech indispensable as a guarantee of a democratic state regarding all these issues, the new composition of the government, the new head of the security service of ukraine , friends, i remind you again, we speak to oleksiy , restless times continue, brutal war, nobody no one knows how long it will go, no one knows what damage it will cause to the economic potential of the state, no one knows how many people will remain in ukraine after the end of this war, no one knows what territory will be able to control and develop an independent ukraine after the end of this war. the tests are not over, but only begins, the russian federation will do everything in its po

european union. earlier the european commission president proposed banding 3 other russian broadcasters. while in may, the u. s. announced it would stop providing broadcast equipment as well as technologies for russian state own channels. international editor of the morning, star newspaper, steve sweeney. consider the move, buy off. com and attempt to control the narrative in the okay, this is in reality, this is state sponsored censorship on an all was unprecedented scale. this is the sign of a weak government. this is a government afraid of the truth and is afraid of losing control of the narrative. the news is coming out of the region from the mainstream. western price isn't really reflecting the reality on the ground. i myself of being inside ukraine, and i can tell you from 1st experience that the brit what's being relate to the british public certainly is in tune with what's happening. i was of course threatened, and when i was inside the country, i was threatened with execution. and there are other journalists, like even a canadian journalist who is also paid on the government kil

petro voloshchuk, a political scientist, joins our broadcast . task for the verkhovna rada in the direction of the european unionor this month already in the status of an official candidate eh. what do you think we have started again eh. for now, i cannot fully describe all the completed and unfulfilled actions, we know that the president addressed regarding the need to appoint the head of sap as soon as possible. and we know that the commission finally made the appropriate decision, and now the actual question is for the prosecutor general of which date, i apologize , which one should be appointed just this week at least they announced yes, yes and this gives us reason to hope that, after all, this very point will be resolved in the near future, and the cabinet of ministers has initiated, again, the president has addressed this, the cabinet of ministers has initiated the process of the appropriate competitive selection of the leadership , that is, the appropriate steps are being taken regarding the legislation well, i think that, in principle, we are also expected to adopt a number of important decisions in the

european integration , as candidates for membership in the european union, we will talk with oleksandr hlushchenko, media expert member of the public council under the national council on television and radio broadcasting oleksandr, we welcome you good evening people good evening ukraine yes, congratulations, mr. oleksandr, look at the european commission e-e well, it does not demand , but recommends that the ukrainian parliament adopt several laws to confirm its status as a candidate for membership of the european union, and yesterday we talked about the fact that ruslan stefanyshyn, oh stefanyshyn stefanchuk, ruslan stepanchuk, the head of the ukrainian parliament, said that in his opinion, all the laws that are recommended for discussion in the parliament the european commission among these seven laws is the law on the media in ukraine. in particular, i would like to say that the european federation of journalists for some reason opposed the adoption of this bill by the verkhovna rada in its current form, because it provides for compulsory regulation, which is worthy of a quote worthy of the worst authoritarian regimes, according to the president of the european federation of journalists, sever well

european union. earlier the europe ian commission, president proposed banning 3 other russian broadcasters. while in may, the us announced it would stop providing broadcast equipment and technologies for russian state owned channels a lot for more on this story. we're going to go live now to steve sweeney. he's an international editor of the morning star newspaper. steve, thanks a lot for joining us on the program. quite unexpected summary, right. published by the british media regulator. how logical do you think it is that this trial after conviction has been made for months after our t license was revoked in the u. k? well, it is completely illogical. isn't it really that some, you know, today's ruling, i think found that 29 cases where he had been found to be reporting impartially on the situation in ukraine. now let's be clear what this is about. this is in reality, this is state sponsored censorship on an almost unprecedented scale. this is the sign of a weak government. this is a government afraid of the truth and it's afraid of losing control of the narrative . now i've had to look o

european union. earlier the european commission president proposed banning 3 other russian broadcasters. while in may, us announced it would stop providing broadcast equipment as well as technologies for russian state own channels. international editor of the morning, star newspaper steve sweeney considers the move, buy off. com and attempt to control the narrative in the u. k. this is in reality, this is state sponsored censorship on an all was unprecedented scale. this is the sign of a weak government. this is a government afraid of the truth and is afraid of losing control of the narrative. the news is coming out of the region from the mainstream. western price isn't really reflecting the reality on the ground. i myself have been inside ukraine and i can tell you from 1st experience that the brit what's being relate to the british public. that certainly is in tune with what's happening. i was of course threatened, and when i was inside the country, i was threatened with execution. and there are other journalists, like even a canadian journalist who is also paid on the government list.

european union. earlier the european commission president proposed banning 3 other russian broadcasters. while in may, us announced it would stop providing broadcast equipment as well as technologies for russian state own channels. international editor of the morning, star newspaper steve sweeney considers the move by off. com and attempt to control the narrative in the u. k. this is in reality, this is state sponsored censorship on i don't was unprecedented scale. this is the sign of a weak government. this is a government afraid of the truth and it's a.

and the european union, the union is talking about seven points in the program of preparation for ukraine's accession to nato will obviously be no less, mr. pavla , of course we watched the broadcast and from shmygel, the first question that foreigners asked was what are your successes in the fight against corruption and how fundamental will these issues be in the fight against corruption the reform of the security service of ukraine, the judicial system of the prosecutor's office, the higher anti-corruption court , the independence, to what extent ukraine will be able to respond promptly and quickly to the issues that are formulated by the measure now before ukraine and in relation to nato and regarding recovery and regarding the european union, yes. these are the same issues, it is perfectly clear, uh, they are important for nato, important for the eu, but in fact, they are important for us, in the end, we do it all we do it not for the eu and not for us for myself, it is generally quite a funny situation when we said , well, even in our country, the eu requires it, and we don’t really need it, so why do we need the whole process of joining the eu ? also do here there is no doub

blinova from brussels, our correspondent joined our live broadcast and told us about a truly historic decision some countries made today of the european union regarding the reduction of russian gas consumption, the most difficult winter is just around the corner the cabinet of ministers has appealed to the government of the united states of america with a request to provide gas lend-lease for a stable heating season on the atf channel, radio svoboda programs, voice of america time-time programs, inclusion of journalists from public television, news releases of bbc news ukraine and france 24, as well as broadcast information need to bring the case to the overall triumph in the match in return let's do it together on the espresso youtube channel on wednesday live from stockholm pre-match studio starts at 19:15 july 27 at 20:00 show sponsor - britker hypoallergenic pet food show partner - company viper is stronger together , turn it on and cheer for ukraine if you are allergic to the drug cetrin, it is not important what kind of pet you have, what flowers do you like or what do your children secretly eat, these are three, well, it is important

broadcast. well, actions in support of the defenders of azovstalia are taking place in dozens of european unionntries, in particular in sweden and finland, among other things, people there are calling on the international community to stop trade with russia by the federation, how is this happening in lviv, did many native azov citizens gather for the action and what are they demanding here in lviv in ukraine? greetings, anna eva, the action in support of the defenders of azovstal defenders mariupol in lviv will start from minute to minute, despite the fact that today in lviv the weather is not too favorable for the withdrawn actions. several dozen native azov residents have gathered here. you can see them now. they are preparing to start this action. in fact, you came with posters, some of them are written russia terrorist olenivka 2907 and save the people of azov actually the main demands of these people are addressed to the international committee of the red cross and the united nations. these international organizations were the guarantors of safety and a happy, safe the return of our milita

broadcast live from london. i am yevgenia shadlovskaya, an emergency meeting in brussels in the european union agreed to reduce gas, while russia reduces supply through the nord stream

petition to return it to digital broadcasting of the espresso tv channel direct and fifth without freedom of speech ukraine will remain on the threshold of the european union and no negotiations will begin of the state regarding all these issues, the new composition of the government, the new head of the sbu, friends, i remind you again, we speak to oleksiy, the restless time continues, the brutal war, no one knows how long it will go on, no one knows what damage it will cause to the economic potential of the state, no one knows how many people will remain in ukraine after the end of this war, no one knows what territory will be able to control and develop an independent ukraine after the end of this war . the tests are not over, but the russian one is just beginning the federation will do everything in its power to destroy the ukrainian state in the coming months and possibly years, all political issues, all real sociology in these chances will be considered only after we can understand where we are after the end of the war, we like to say after the victory, i still emphasize that after the end of the war, the war ends with victories and defeats. i believ

strashko and we are starting to broadcast news. war crimes, as well as civil servants and military representatives responsible for them, will be brought to justice. the european union strongly condemns the atrocities committed by the russian armed forces and their puppets, these inhuman barbaric acts are serious violations of the geneva conventions and the additional protocol to them and are war crimes. currently, it is known that at least fifty people died as a result of the russian attack on the olenivka colony, and about 70 more wounded people were held there, in particular, by ukrainian military units , among them harrowing mariupol volodymyr zelensky called on all international organizations that were guarantors of the safety of captured military personnel to respond to the mass murder and the united states to recognize russia became a sponsor of terrorism when the defenders of azov left the factory. the un and the international committee of the red cross acted as guarantors of the life and health of our soldiers. regarding the defenders of azovstali, supporting the statement, now the guarantors must respond, must protect the lives of hundreds of ukrainian mil

ukraine and the european union talks about seven points in the e-e preparation program for ukraine's accession to nato obviously there will be no less, mr. pavla, but we just watched the broadcast from lugano and shmygalya, the first question that foreigners asked was what are your successes in the fight against corruption and how fundamental will these questions be, the fight against corruption, the reform of the security service of ukraine, the judicial system, the prosecutor's office, e- the higher anti-corruption court, er, we will gain independence, as far as ukraine can hm, respond in a timely manner and quickly to those issues and which are formulated by the measure . the same issues are perfectly clear, they are important for nato, they are important for the eu, but in fact they are important for us, in the end we are doing it all not for the eu and not for us there, we are doing it for ourselves, it is actually quite a funny situation when we they said, well, well, even in our country, the eu requires and we do n't really need it, then why do we need it ? eh, 100% of the problems will be very many, you say what it is conference on reconstruction well, you can call it t

our next guest today's broadcast will be ivana klympush-sensad for the people's deputy of ukraine and the head of the committee on the integration of ukraine into the european unionngratulations, well, let's try to understand what else i can do in a situation where we already see how the position is changing of some european leaders, here is viktor gorbana's statement yesterday that sanctions do not work, we need another solution to the situation, we see that such voices are also appearing at the level of public opinion, and from different sides. well, you know exactly orbán's position has not changed, although he was forced to join at least the first five sanctions packages of the european union, and then he was actually the person who put the brakes on the wheels and achieved exemptions and exemptions for hungary in the sixth sanctions package . package, well, his position is actually on er, well, on somewhere. if you want even a certain certain promotion of the interests of the kremlin, it has not changed, he just began to promote it more actively now, and you are definitely right when you say that public opinion is beginning to change, given the energy challe

congratulations on the broadcast of the program of the ukrainian voice of america time, i am its presenter ostap yarysh, the minister of energy of the european union, they agreed to reduce gas consumption before the coming winter, they voted for such a step almost unanimously, only hungary was against the decision, and the president of the european commission, rusula foundation, took a decisive step before the threat of a complete shutdown gas supply by putin, she said, and we will talk more about what this decision means with radio liberty correspondent zoryana stepanenko, who joins us from brussels zoryan i congratulate you so zorya, how exactly did the minister of the registry agree to reduce gas consumption and how quickly, in principle, can this happen now? i congratulate you. it will be ready in a few days. russia will completely stop supplies here, which, according to the leadership of the european union, it is quite likely that they agreed on the plan itself, how exactly will they actually save money and, in general, the proposal of the european commission presented in april of the games, the leadership of ukraine is arbitrarily reduces ga

the european union, as well as a representative of those regions which, unfortunately, are temporarily under the occupation of the russian enemy army, mr. pavla deako, thank you for joining our broadcast. my congratulations to you. greetings from the studio. greetings, dear ukrainians. what is the current situation in your region? how are the occupying forces and how is the population behaving? of socially important items and necessary products, you have a word, in fact, the enemy continues to terrorize the civilian population. yesterday, information appeared that tells people that supposedly ukraine will not be to pay pensions is absolute anointing and nonsense because i just talked to the head of the pension fund of the region and she confirmed that the pension is accrued in full and of course that ukraine fulfills all its obligations except for the pension and all social payments er are accrued and our teachers also receive salaries, but of course those teachers who decide to become collaborators will not receive a salary er because it is quite er logical with er that situation when educators switch sides to it's a pity, such cases are not of a mass nature , however, they are uh, f

britain must return to the european union in one way or another, actually such conclusions are all that i wanted to convey to you today i have everything well, but the big broadcastnd i pass the word back i will return it in vasyl's winter thank you very much andriy zeichuk he presented a review of the foreign press to your attention well , now we will talk about the economy and about politics was also more miro, of course, about the economy valery, a baker, a teacher at the mogilian business school p valery, i congratulate you good evening , i am glad to see and hear, but i planned to talk with you a little more about lugana, because it somehow happened and passed with general words, beautiful, somewhere, someone someone made a better sticker, the worse were the statements from the european union from our politician, but for people who are not very interested in them, it is important to know, uh, what they somehow experienced in it and gave it to the economy, because few people there goes deeper, and not everyone was in lugano, there were only politicians, deputies, certain mayors, but not people, and i will ask you about this, but i would like to ask you very b

our broadcast. it needs additional communication, here is finanshall-times - a popular, very authoritative british publication, which came out with the first headline that nato and the european uniont convinced that ukraine does not steal but serves it on the black market then she changed her rhetoric to the fact that risk and risks appeared ah-ah how to explain did the russian lobbyists or their propagandists manage to uh-uh get such an authoritative publication as the faina of the other times well, unfortunately, you heard that because the most important thing for me is the information officer and this is the technology of providing information that was used in the corresponding article. this is the article of the russian federation. the article itself is an example of a technological throw-in, just discrediting an action which, unfortunately, is actually the first. for ukraine e in general, there is a really, really loud headline, which ones are you reading? yes, when it really comes to what it means, ukraine is smuggling. well, you read the headline, and you think, damn, well, it’s all a verdict, then you read the article and realize that, well, it’s like an article about some

our broadcast by oleksiy good night good night studio, the audience will summarize the interim results together with you a month ago we officially became candidates for accession to the european unionsentative of the executive power and in the past of the legislative power how do you evaluate this month or even a start, if we start with the questionnaire, which we filled out in record time, what kind of start did we take, and are we keeping this pace now on the way to the european union, well, i am definitely not a representative of the executive power. adviser to the vice-prime minister who helps with strategic matters, but what i see is that i participate in certain certain meetings there, that the pace is not spared , it is definitely possible only for one day when, relatively speaking, they celebrated this victory - this is the receipt of the application, and then a very, very complicated bureaucratic routine began work, all the plans for this year are coordinated with the verkhovna rada, with the government, with the office of the president, all the laws that need to be adopted and are currently being developed are being considered for one week, they know that ms. olya stefani

of the european union, returned to the motherland, and there are now about three million and 1,000 ukrainians in the countries, we will now focus on belarus, what we mentioned during our broadcast, lukashenko faced the threat of a military coup in his country, and this is how the express newspaper reports with reference to a letter from belarusian military personnel. and the reason is rapprochement with moscow and support for the dictator putin in the war against ukraine. edition, senior officers of the fifth brigade of the special forces dissuaded lukashenka from sending belarusian soldiers to fight in ukraine and declared that such a step would be pure suicide; moreover, they accused the russian president in the destruction of the sovereignty of their country, the officers allegedly declared their support for ukraine, saying that there have always been friendly relations between the two countries and condemned the kremlin's war as completely unjustified. this is how we will talk now with franek myachivka, adviser to svitlana tikhanovskaya, and joins our communication, we congratulate you, we congratulate you good morning, what update do you have regarding the situation in bel

broadcasting about the uk. janet daley�*s weekly column appears in the sunday telegraph, a source of succur to british conservatives. though he hails from the country which hosts the european unionn economist marc roche — who writes for le point in france — shared boris johnson's enthusiasm for brexit. and thomas kielinger has been explaining the british to his fellow germans for a quarter of a century, although he first lived in this country back in the 1960s. a warm welcome to all of you. you have seen so many british prime ministers come in a blaze of optimism and glory or force majeure because they've succeeded somebody else who has gone, and then you've seen them end, sadly, as i think it was suggested, always in tears and always the end of a career in failure. janet daley, was this one written in the stars from long ago? or was it genuinely a surprise in the end, how... it wasn't a surprise to anybody — except for boris johnson, apparently. it was remarkable for one thing, in that it was not to do with policy, it was to do with personality. and the removal of him was being demanded, not because he had made some horrendous mistake in the way he had handled government or dea

but now the network has announced that thanks to a broadcasting licence from the european union, tv rainthose who still believe that this so—called special military operation is the right thing to do? i don't want to hate these people. i want to understand why they are thinking so, and i want to talk to them. i want to explain to them, i want to put the facts in front of them. they are hoping they can reach russians who may not agree with them. because of russia's restrictive new laws, other major independent media outlets have also been forced to either close down or relocate. tv rain is hoping that despite their new location, they will still be able to get the facts out to russia. azadeh moshiri, bbc news. here in the uk, couples could soon get married on a cruise or on a day out at the beach under proposals to tear up current restrictions on where weddings can be held. some of the most significant changes to wedding law in england and wales in more than a hundred years will be set out today. our religion editor aleem maqbool has this. chelsie and chris got engaged at this very spot ea

the european union, the decision to abandon it was made by politicians, and millions of europeans will pay. and judging by the already increased prices to pay dear irina chernyshova ntv broadcastere needs a new strategy for the conflict around ukraine, aimed at peace , hungarian prime minister viktor orban said, speaking in the romanian city of bailey tushnat, the head of the hungarian government said that the task of the european union is not to take sides in this conflict, and to stand between russia and ukraine will show not the far-sighted policy of brussels, it is not moscow that suffers, but europe itself, the strategy of the west is like a car with flat tires on all four wheels sanctions did not shake moscow, but europe is in economic and political trouble, four governments have already become victims. british bulgarian, italian estonian people will face a sharp increase in prices and most of the world also defiantly did not support us. china india brazil africa arab world all minding their own business urban believes that if european politicians do not come to their senses now, then the events in ukraine could put an end to the western masters. and the quote will knock o