to because you, as a teacher of the kyiv-mohyla academy, and actually representatives of the european communityine a-a can you tell me how much the multi-ethnic composition of the population can change in ukraine after the war? well, because now there is a movement of the population within ukraine for its borders, and you, like no one else, know how ethnically saturated ukraine is with different, er, different populations, yes, ukraine is a multi-ethnic country where the overwhelming majority are ukrainians, but now we can talk not so much about ethnic phenomena as about political ones, for example the political lesya of a ukrainian has been forming for a long time, and we are its witnesses and participants in this process, and the various ethnic minorities living in ukraine, in particular, the jewish one, which i represent in a certain way, it is becoming with the common jewish ukrainian-jewish, that is it is becoming, like other minorities of the ukrainian political nation, a political nation is a phenomenon that corresponds to the modern view of states, because the french are not so much an

here macron makes it clear that he wants to be a european communicator, they follow the lead of americanitics. it is already clear that macron or peng will go to the second round , this is the same final as in the previous presidential elections. just look, then 5 years ago, macron scored twice as much as his opponent, it was about 66 to 30. but now he predicts a minimum gap between them of 5% in the second round, but sociologists still give victory for the macron, while over the past month the lipn has tightened its position in relation to the kremlin well, the macron. today he said that he is in favor of introducing new sanctions, and against this background, the leadership of poland is putting more and more pressure on european countries, regardless of whether they have an election period or not in congressional elections in november, the republicans and trump are trying to achieve a majority in both the house of representatives and the senate to make it possible for the case to start trump for a new term after biden and torik and the development of events around er, ukraine will rema

status of members candidates for the membership of the european union and er this coming to the european community he er went through certain er homework on this country they completed them and it was not six months and it was to bring to the network regarding the fulfillment of the matrix of the acquisition of us e candidate status is nothing of the european union, of course there are certain works. but again, i would like to point out that ukraine is an exception to the case. this is for those demands that can be put forward to moldova or georgia, which country also claims the status of candidates, this is the question related to the fact that we are directly involved in hostilities and the issue of procurement control, the issue of freedom of speech, the issue of human rights, issues of a logistical nature, issues related to the free movement of goods without a business climate, e-e issues related to migration policy provision of certain e-e obligations. in the current conditions, they cannot be fully implemented because there are hostilities at the front, and taking into account this e-e uniqu

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try to prevent or delay this rout , various provocations are invented in order to force the european communityericans there to put political pressure on moscow in order to she well moscow abandoned some of her plans, the scheme of work. well, just one on one. and what do you know about the russian armies for a month, you know, gradually began to fight, as expected, that is, people calmed down, that is, this first shock, a small peace passed, it can be seen from the reports. uh, if you know a few, right now the donetsk group is being processed. literally, how the textbook at the beginning was taken out by their warehouses in cm. but yesterday, the day before yesterday, they began strikes at junction stations and a cluster of equipment. at these hubs. it was barvenkova, slavyansk pokrovsk yes. uh, now uh, constantly every day we will see each more and more than a dozen, amazed military installations. and this is actually a lot of dead soldiers. well, one friend of us says we know each other , i left odessa for chernivtsi. the area, there is quite a big village around there 7-8.000 or 10.000 peop

security, france making its own decisions, no longer in the orbit of the eu or certainly in a european communityeader and is not told what to do, at the same time, she was trying to pursue that more inclusive feel to her campaign, the softer side that we have seen from her, saying that she wants to mend ruptures where there have been fractures in french society. she could be the person to bring people together and of course, you know, you say this is a contrast from five or ten years ago. certainly, a lot of people accused her of being the most divisive politician there so this time, she has completely changed her image, her persona and she hopes it will work in two weeks' time. we will see whether it does or not. the far—left candidate, jean luc melenchon has urged his supporters not to vote for marine le pen. he says he is disappointed but also proud of work his party has accomplished. translation: i was hearing - from all the overseas territories. right from the first round, they wanted me as their president and i saw in their decision what it signified — the state in which our country and th

this is the clear position of all european communication countries, which we have built a strong attempt. play us against each other again. perhaps the split failed again. we are well prepared for all the decisions that putin makes on gas supplies to germany are stable. stocks in storage are growing it is important for us that we do not give a signal that we will allow putin to blackmail. nobody in europe is ready to pay us. in rubles. this contradicts the signed contracts of the signals of our ministers from the ministers of the g7 countries were very clear no one in europe would pay rubles. actually. we don't even know what rubles look like. we paid an advance payment for the gas supply to bulgaria to gazprom export for april in dollars in accordance with the agreement the payment is confirmed by the bank approval from gazprom export to pay for gas in rubles letters or draft written agreements have not yet been received. if we postpone this russian demand that european consumers pay for gas in rubles on slovak terms, then the slovak gas industry will have to first buy rubles for euros,

it seems to me that it is already in the european community, well, it is not included in the european, but it continues to stand its ground, does not join the sanctions at all with ukraine, e. now there is a diplomatic scandal. in fact, the interstate scandal has outgrown, because georgia was accused of having almost some kind of military there, which means that caravans are being carried out along from where through the caucasian guys. actually, i really don't understand what you're talking about. but it means that he reacted to this, there is a vice-premier. uh, the georgian said it was just some offensive stuff, uh, and demanded proof, demanded proof. and another very important thing. he said that ukraine has become a country in which, uh, literally there are whole uh, a number of criminals who are covered up and not extradited. moreover, criminals , including not only political ones, and there is a very important story here. on my sight. and the fact that awareness of the interests of the state and the interests of its own people. whatever relationship you are in. i, i see, i know

in a year, the war will end with what we have to return our territories, we must enter the european community we must enter the north atlantic defense alliance, this will really be the end of the war, and today, moving away from rammstein, we can already set ourselves exactly such tasks, however, at the same time, various information appears in parallel regarding the negotiations, the continuation of the negotiations, in particular, now - the first violin is played by turkish diplomats who, in particular, if i am not mistaken, the minister of foreign affairs or the prime minister even talked about the possibility of a meeting between putin and zelensky in the near future in the end, neither zelenskyi nor putin confirmed this. nevertheless, there was such information. let's see the story. what is happening now on the negotiation front, so to speak, and then we will discuss it in the studio. zelenskyi may meet with putin in the near future . at least this is what the turkish defense minister stated in luz, president erdoğan met with mr. putin and mr. zelensky several times. at these meetings, t

jude global, but also as the polish community, as the european community, as the north american community, that we will stand by our ukrainian colleagues and help them for as long as possible. and so our plans currently haven't changed. personally, i will be here for as long as i'm needed. >> well, well done to you and everyone working with you at st. jude. thanks for your time today. and keep up the great work. dr. marta salick, thank you. >>> well, for information on how you can help provide humanitarian aid to ukraine, just go to cnn.com/impact. our cnn audience has already donated nearly $7.5 million and more help is desperately needed. >>> russia's war in ukraine is one of the issues loomingover today's presidential election in france. voting underway with a crowded field of candidates spanning the political spectrum. we'll go live to paris for the latest. >>> and also, millions of voters feel alienated, even targeted. french muslims react to what they heard in the campaign. that story, just ahead. the stinging. my skin was no longer mine. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfyaya®... ...mos

kailey: speaking of other allies in terms of the european community, obviously there has not been a move on russian oil and gas. there is growing pressure for them to do so. if they made the move, what is the lag time in terms of how quickly it could make a difference in the economics of vladimir putin's war? richard: sanctions are powerful but they take time to work and are always a bit uncertain. in the case of russia sanctions against an energy driven economy can be undermined by finding other customers elsewhere in the world. part of this is about europe finding its own energy security so it does not feel the vulnerability it currently feels. we need to recognize the war in ukraine has a military dimension in ukraine. it has a strategic dimension which is about provoking a discussion in russia and in moscow in particular about what sort of life they want, what part to they want to play in the international community because right now they are being made a pariah in economic and sporting terms and they ought to think that is a terrible outcome for the modest price of a small bit of uk

security, france making its own decisions, no longer in the orbit of the eu or certainly in a european communityhere france is a leader and is not told what to do, and at the same time, she was trying to pursue that more inclusive field to her campaign, the softer side that we have seen from her, saying that she wants to mend ruptures where they have been fractures in french society. she could be the person to bring people together and of course, you know, you say this is a contrast from five or ten years ago. people accused her of being a desired —— divisive politician so she has changed her image and persona and she hopes it will work in two weeks' time. we will see whether it does or not. h time. we will see whether it does or not. ~' ., time. we will see whether it does or not. ~ ., , ., time. we will see whether it does or not. ~ ., ., �* ., ., not. i know you won't have heard jean-luc menchelon, _ not. i know you won't have heard jean-luc menchelon, he - not. i know you won't have heard jean-luc menchelon, he got - not. i know you won't have heard jean-luc menchelon, he got a i not. i know

so i would just say that when we demonstrated to the european community and to the nato community and to the world how well we can shoot, move and communicate from conato europe is something that demonstrates the great value of e.d.i. >> are there any force elements included in the new 20,000 force that is you have in europe now that would be extremely useful in your deterrence efforts in the long run in the future? gen. wolters: there are senator. and most of them have to do with critical enabler that is you're familiar with. and we've been able to benefit from their existence as they've arrived in europe. rep. reed: then -- rep. inofe: general van ovost, strategic refers to the ability to transfer personnel equipment and stores from the continental united states to operational theaters around the world. general van ovost as we discussed in my office, could you further describe the current readiness of the sea lift fleet? gen. van ovost: thanks, senator the sea lift fleet is critical to the execution of or plans. they move 90% of the cargo in wartime. today as we stand about 70% of o

65 years since the start of european integration, the fifty-seventh year the eu signed european, economic communitye european union. and what they do not celebrate from the union, they do not celebrate steel. they 60 years. this eu was celebrated very modestly in rome then 5 years ago; now it is not gathered at all, so i would like to ask all our esteemed colleagues to recall at least one achievement in europe to date, i pass the floor. well, i'm not going to talk about achieving europe better. i 'd rather say about the anti-reaching of europe. here are the achievements of europe today in the situation in ukraine , this is a very dangerous attempt. e now throw another plus e to the russian ukrainian question is a purely national question. here i am a simple example. here today. e adam delimkhanov received the title of hero of russia and the chechen warrior was a deputy of the state duma. but look, now there is a stuffing in the west, a very powerful stuffing, where they describe exactly the chechen fighters. well, i won’t. i don’t want to repeat in order not to repeat these insulting epithets, as t

they were in norway and also to convince the europeans they communicated in several conferences with atlantic countries. and also it's still, it's been taught that they're trying to be an easy task. but it seems that the path is very jumpy and very difficult for them with the listen decision making on going to the school as women rights been allowed to work and also when the monopoly of the power preservative. and now the challenger of the insecurity is coming, the speculation might be right, but i think it's a pallet by no, it somehow entertaining such insecurity. they are losing a public opinion regarding themselves, said they, there is another under that resistance which they call them sort of special resistance. it's very beginning to be might take well meant them with with such incidents said i'll take a minute if it affects a specific group of people. so these are those biggest challenges that taliban are somehow stuck in the cycle rather than certainly now for the international legitimacy recognition domestically this race to many problems to minute duty and assistant is not o

that agreement for the russian perspective allowed finland to join the european economic community of the european union. now, finland is taking measures in its proposal. under discussion beginning next week in parliament and helsinki. to mt. mitigate against the historic concerns. that russia might have had its not going to allow finland to have permanent nato bases or permanent nato troops. or position nuclear weapons on its soil. all of these are are steps to design to signal to russia that finland itself is not taking a more belligerent position. look at estonia and poland. romania, hungary even now. all these countries the nato nations have now taken on a level of foreign international nato member troops. and bases not permanent bases, per agreement with russia. but temporary bases where military equipment is permanently stored. finland is staying away from that. saying we have a strong army and well equipped army. modern defense force. this already integrated with nato. we don't need those additional forces. that step is designed to mitigate against some of russia's concerns. >>

republic faced with the most major crisis that has affected europe since the formation of the european economic communityin 1957. each state is a member. the eu seems to be going its own way when it comes to russia and ukraine. the eu appears not as a support or a hindrance, but simply remains not a lot, but behind the scenes of decisions made in the west, the president said. serbia, aleksandar vučić, he stated that his country voted to suspend russia's membership in the un human rights council due to pressure and blackmail of food on earth serbia is the only country in europe, which did not impose sanctions against russia, as for the vote, we originally planned to abstain, but then we faced huge pressure blackmailing not me personally blackmailing serbia today there were reports that the eu eventually removed serbia from the list of countries that fell under the sanctions of importing russian oil. this is exactly what belgrade was blackmailed into voting against russia alexander khabarov ilya mordyukov and maksim kolpakche vesti, london loss of balance in european security has become one of the main rea

today i became a poor employee of the disastrous situation of the european union allegedly communicateso often, but at the same time achieves nothing. however, today, in his headquarters of jubilation, the incumbent president hopes to achieve what no frenchman has been able to do since the time of jacques broad pepper, brother, for the second term of april, the people can choose a new era in piles. peng this night the end of the first round was celebrated with champagne called president marin the main opponent of macron took into account the mistakes of the 2017 elections and reworked its program. she no longer proposes to abandon the euro to leave the european union, but reproaches in her pro-russian position, judging by the data of the first round of votes, they did not diminish the votes, lipen said france should not impose sanctions against russia that harm france itself, but on the contrary to restrictions on the supply of russian raw materials, and also for military cooperation with russia in the fight against terrorism and for output of the country out of the country in order in

a russian state will never be a oh such a group in the 55 with we will van in the european union, the cremeans community up machine, the state on to russia to date and r t sport that given our video agency, roughly all band on youtube. with a, with at least 5 civilians, a dead and $23.00 in judge to children. among them of the ukrainian cloth is shell . the city of dawn. yes. with 6 rockets, according to local helpful authorities who say that 4 people died inundation with washington's blessings, poland is plotting to take over the western ukraine under the pretext of protecting it from russia. that's according to the russian foreign intelligence class. i made coals from the u. k, the nato, to expand into the pacific. washington threatens action against china, moves in the region with i will welcome this is our team tonight.

the expulsion of diplomats who worked as representatives of russia to the eu and the european atomic energy communityternal political agency. they also promised to give an appropriate response to the demand of the authorities of north macedonia that six russian diplomats leave the brackets. our embassy called this decision unreasonable and leading to the degradation of bilateral relations. according to the capital's standard in moscow , a large reconstruction of the oncology hospital no. one whole help. now you can get it in one place. and it is very convenient for patients to check how everything works. today, moscow mayor sergei sobyanin came to talk about new opportunities for one of the oldest specialized clinics in anna kurbatova's report. and i received the results of the tests . the doctor said that i was fine . only 3 weeks had passed in march from the terrible conclusion of the doctor, a malignant tumor in the abdominal cavity, the second stage of the verbiage that natalia blackened him pronounces today. she came to the clinic within three days passed all the examinations and she was operate

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it would change france's place, notjust in the european union, but among the international community., enduring the worst economic crisis since independence from britain. people really feel like this island nation is on the brink. _ the bbc�*s put a huge amount of effort into reporting the war in ukraine. many, many correspondents there covering the fighting and covering the rest of the story. panic must have ensued... but i have to say that one person's reporting in particular has stood out, that ofjeremy bowen. and, jeremy, you and i have been colleagues and friends for more than 30 years, so it's a real pleasure to me to see you sitting here having done such a good job. how does this compare with other things that you've done? i mean, you've done so much over the last few decades. i think the difference in this one is that it's the first time the big... ..actually nuclear armed powers have been staring each other straight in the eye since the cold war. i think that's what gives it its significance. yes, of course, it's also a... ..you know, a series of appalling incidents. but war

preserve economic activity in ukraine and will also become an anti-crisis tool for the european union itself community, bulgaria and romania on the use of of the on-board infrastructure of these countries for the export of ukrainian products, we are now in direct contact with us, mr. oleksiy ustenko, people's deputy of ukraine, member of the verkhovna rada committee on finance, tax and customs policy, mr. oleksiy, we welcome you. good evening. well, we even heard the proposal of slovakia and in principle, for ukraine to eliminate all obstacles for life, yes for life, who can say, but such a step for a year to cancel everything that is possible, this really has not happened. countries, to what extent it can save us. i mean the ukrainian economy, ah, well, look , first of all, this has never happened in our country, and the fact that, for example, the european market, it is valued plus or minus. yes, there are 17 trillion dollars. every year it is a huge market and huge opportunities for all ukrainian goods and for our services, for example, ours, i don’t know, our agricultural and industrial complex. i

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as we know all the countries that founded such an ancestor of the european union, the european coal and steel communitythat moment, they were all led by representatives of the christian democratic parties, who said that we were creating a christian republic in the center of europe and in italy there was a fairly strong christian democratic a party that has been in absolutely relaxed mode for 50 years was sure that nothing threatens, because the confrontation and the communists, who have little chance of winning exactly, but hmm in such a direct confrontation, because the electoral system was built in such a way that as soon as they were. delivered to the christian democrats, then they had an advantage, and the liberals had little chance at all , because italy was a very catholic country and they, uh, opponents of the christian democrats. very soon they realized that it was necessary to put pressure not on the christian democrats, it was a value and society, because as long as there are many catholics in society. they vote for the christian democrats. and the first shock for them was how a referendum on

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european union. the kremlin community up machine, the state on russia for date, and c, r t spoke neck, given our video agency, roughly all bands on youtube with so called intense interrogation techniques used by the u. s. officials were basically designed as techniques to break down the human mind. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position doesn't take very long to the pain involved, to become absolutely excruciating, but nobody's lane finger on you. you are doing it to yourself. we started adopting those techniques when i was station and mosul among them, wordpress positions sleep deprivation. inducing hypothermia. there's already beginning to be evidence that these old techniques are now being used on immigrant and children, whatever you do in war comes home. nobody has been held accountable for the torture that happened in the past in the moral authority. the made america little sacrifice, but the shimmer of effective interrogation by cd pros thereof, for many highly placed with ukranian intelligence and who had recently left the country, managed to smuggle out some documents. they p

right ethnic communities white ethnic communities european ethnic communities before they kind of transition in the next generation to whiteness often were italians poles irish, you know could often be deemed the undesirable. right i think i think you're right. you're comment about the godfather is really interesting. i mean it is an iconic bit of filmmaking, right but it really does just picked. um italian communities in a way not just sort of the don and creating this sort of criminal enterprise, but there's an extraordinary amount of extraordinary amount of violence in those movies and i have to say from a personal perspective. that's part of i love scorsese. i think he's a brilliant filmmaker, but i don't watch many of his movies because they seem like the same movies to me. whether it's you know departed or the gangs of new york or the it's it's playing on the same theme of something that he's trying to explore about white ethnic communities. but yeah, i mean, what do you think about the godfather? oh, well, i think i want to watch godfather one and two as often as i possibly can. i lov

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territory of the embassy canada i see this is the community that is called the civilized community. our europeaners are there. i sometimes see them as such an old brothel keeper who will chatter about what is wrong there, here in russia in particular, but here she pretends not to see. she doesn't see. she's just an old slut who looks at it all but pretends she doesn't notice it. and when you laugh, you try to say it. you knock on them and talk. hello, the nazis have already been covered there. this is not a nationalist, not extremely right. i saw the right in europe, but if the right in europe would go out into the street with swastikas or zigging everything. it's obvious, nonetheless. this happens in ukraine all the time, no one crosses it. they don’t see this, they pretend that they don’t see it after the maidan euro, they put it together by the nazis into armed and punitive formations and went to kill people in the southeast. everyone knows, uh, in fact, in the donbass, the so-called battalions. in addition to the fact that they didn’t kill people, they were intimidated. elementary looting of

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he had american ones, he had direct teleconferences with american european parliamentarians, he had communicationanted to say some very important things. he would have had time to say them, but what then some of his guards. sorry if el salvador yenda had principles, he framed these principles to the end. because he was interested in his people being free from occupation, in fact, by the united states in the performance of presidential duties. zelensky also had many chances to protect the ukrainian people from the occupied by the united states and to the allies in the state has not done anything yet, so no one is personally responsible for him, no matter how many british and british, and the british and americans next to him was not supposed to shoot, understandable in the meantime. and in mariupol, our marines continue to clean up the city from the nationalists house by house block by block. how does this happen? let's take a look in a short report by the military commissariat andrey filatov there is fire, now there is a residential building around the corner, it turns out it rises at the crossro

second front against russia well, it would seem that the european leaders of the european countries, the world community suddenly, but cared about the fate of ukraine, the ukrainian people. there are so many judgments in the actions of the russian federation, there are so many words of support for the ukrainian nazi regime and it would seem what do you care when the russians protect the russians on the territory of ukraine, because russia has never been to any of the member states of the nato bloc or other states never threatened anything and there was no reason to think that threats come from russia, but in fact now all the masks have been torn down because these exercises. they have already been held many times, and we have repeatedly discussed in the studios and the ministry of defense of the russian federation announced that the nato bloc is being strengthened on the eastern borders of russia, that a very extensive exercise is being carried out, that cases of, uh, practically attempts to violate have become more frequent. uh, our airspace by reconnaissance aircraft. yes, and here are those proactive

pattern, in fact they deceived russian partners, how eminent european banks embezzle the money of russian depositors the economic communityr sanctions. why bright european businessmen turned out to be more bloodthirsty than politicians. we should not just protest. we must go further and how to punish western businessmen who decided to the noise of throwing russian customers mercedes tells us that there will be no more about this on the market right now, behind the walls of the ostankino television center, she is walking around the planet to the inhabitants. the program of the meeting place is that we will have the opportunity to talk personally on saturday. come to the city theater on april 9, muscovites on april 16 at the cinema house and i also want to remind you that at the very beginning it was said that today the government hour is huge, therefore, members of the russian government, including the head of the cabinet, perform at the house for four hours ministers mikhail mishustin who is practically at the very beginning of his speech. when he, well, as if he was describing the general picture, uh, well, he repeated t

is that we will continue to deepen our cooperation with the european commission because taiwan has been isolated from the international communitysion. european union has been a very important normative power in the world, so we use our cooperation with european union to reach out on so many important issues, like we share common concerns. crosstalk. that is yourjob as the diplomatic representative of taipei to the eu, that is yourjob, but you also come with a lot of experience in the national security council, in think tanks in national security back in taiwan, so i�*m going to tap that experience to ask a bigger picture question about your most important relationship, and that is with the united states. are you concerned that joe biden — well, to put it bluntly— is a little bit confused about how far he is prepared to go in defence of taiwan? because last year, he made some statements about defending taiwan and then had to backtrack. confusion doesn�*t help you, does it? actually, i mean, the united states and taiwan are long—term friends and partners in the indo—pacific region and in the past five—plus years, united states ha

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