that is, if this resolution is supported by the european parliament, it will be a big signal for thef america to still be white the house or the congress made a similar decision already with all the instruments of influence. i think that they have determined the situation very correctly. i think that if it is strong , i hope for a political signal from the side. of the european parliament this will help those who understand and support ukraine in the united states of america, let's say in canada too well, look how it turns out russia is no longer alone we are already seeing a kind of union being formed iran is helping it first with a drone and they say that soon they will help with missiles and today the ukrainian minister er foreign policy dmitry kuleba he has already turned to president vladimir zelensky to break diplomatic relations with iran but this is ukraine and they may love some in the future additional or sanctions or any other restrictions from the european union regarding iran. no, i think that this will be inevitable because even today the minister of foreign affairs of

invasion of russia how is the decision of the european parliament going the brave ukrainian people in the person of their president elected leaders and civil society that is why i congratulate you all the brave ukrainian people and svoboda life will return to the air tomorrow vietnamese balm star the first step in the treatment of colds a proven medicine and not cosmetic mixture, let's be healthy , ask at pharmacies, vietnamese, trust only proven medicine 19:00 in ukraine, we start our release with an operational summary from the general staff the enemy's armed forces are not giving up their attempts to advance on the bakhmut and avdiyiv directions, the russians are shelling critical infrastructure and civilian residences during the day, the occupier has launched four missile and 11 air strikes, carried out more than 10 attacks from rocket salvo systems , the enemy has once again launched a massive strike with cruise missiles and iranian attack uavs on civil infrastructure in kyiv and chernihiv vinnytsia ivano-frankivsk donetsk dnipropetrovsk zaporizhia and mykolaiv oblast however, th

zdehovsky, thank you for your support and for your work in the european parliament and in the czech republicbut my next question is whether there are russian agents in european institutions, and in my opinion , after the attack on ukraine, the situation has worsened significantly, we are systematically working on a solution to this problems, but the truth is that the european parliament is full of people who are connected to the russian special services, unfortunately you always say that putin will not win the war which he started in ukraine on february 24. this year i am also sure that he will lose and i hope that it will happen as soon as possible but why do you personally think that putin will lose this battle because i believe in the ukrainian people in the ukrainian army i believe that you have the motivation to to win back the lost territories, i have much more information about what is happening than other people, when i compare your army and your strategy with the russian army and its strategy, i believe that in the mass media and social networks it is necessary to constantly talk ab

you i want to remind our viewers that my guest today was tomasz zdehovsky, a member of the european parliamente czech republic and he represents the european people's party. to go forward and above all to defeat the evil that attacked ukraine on february 24 this year, together we will defeat my name is yuri fizer, see you soon this is extremely relevant and interesting i am afraid of this word interview, we keep our geopolitical course in the right direction , so to speak very large-scale informational examples, but they give, let's say, a basis for thinking about the near future. well, for example, i would like to quote now oleksandr kovalenko, a military expert who reminds us that yesterday the general staff informed us about the release of a-a karmazinovka meat barbecue nevsky in the luhansk region and novosadovo in the donetsk region, it was such a positive end to yesterday well, he notes that here it is not only about the fact of the liberation of populated areas of the ukrainian territory that we are talking about here we are talking about the direction of traffic, he also notes an inter

and then i suggest you listen to what i talked about with the member of the european parliament from czech republic, who represents the european people's party, tomasz zdehovsky, he told me very interesting things, but the most interesting of them is that the czech republic annexed the kaliningrad region, what exactly we talked about with him, see below. well, i'm saying goodbye. greetings. my name is yuriy fizar today. my guest is a member of the european parliament from the czech republic, who represents the european people's party, tomasz zdehovski, let's talk with him about the mutual relations between ukraine and the czech republic, ukraine and the united europe, and about all the help we receive from them, but not only about this, there will be more too. i congratulate panitsikovsky, who also joined today, about with great pleasure. i thank you for the invitation. on october 8, the european parliament held a debate on the possibility of recognizing russia as a sponsor of terrorism. what is the probability that this initiative will be adopted, as far as i know, the vote is schedu

there or for some calls there or speeches of the european parliament sooner or later. this signal alsohe european commission, if it reaches the european commission, it is also spread and then by the members in the capitals of the members of the european union, this will be the same signal as well the same germany to provide tanks and heavy artillery to other countries and heavy artillery. give more to ukraine, that is why this is an important call by roberto matsoli, the president of the european parliament, by the way, she is arriving in prague tonight and will take part tomorrow in the main day of this summit of the informal european union. as for others , so to speak, it is very good that, so to speak, they say that turkey is involved in this new project, so to speak, erdogan will be in prague, and listras , the prime minister of great britain, is coming specially for this summit, the official website of the european political community. so it is also very important that britain wants to leave the european union, but wants to remain in close relations with the continent . now, the a

majority of deputies of the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe, but here in the european parliamentturned out that there is no consensus on this matter, and even the largest faction, the european people's party, made a statement that agreed, let's postpone the resolution to the next session so that there is still time to talk and define our position. and already at this session, we will simply bring a debate about whether russia is a terrorist or whether there are no candidates, an extremely important point, i would like to ask you what this case actually means. that's what they would like to translate this extremely important story into a horn and to debate it or what is happening, it turned out that yes, that is, it was proposed to specifically adopt a resolution and a simple resolution in the resolution should be written russia the state sponsoring terrorism or russia - the terrorist state - this is a simple revolution, it does not need to be discussed or there are any discussions yes, but they simply refused to put it on the agenda and put only debates on the agenda, moreover ,

and dw corresponding next sunday followed the day in the european parliament in strasbourg. the european parliament, this time around, has not adopted a final position on russia's aggression against ukraine yet. but from following the debates of the plenary, it seems evident that across political groups and across party lines, there is an understanding that russians claims to ukraine are illegal. they are null and voided, they don't change any facts on the ground. they haven't very strong statements by any piece. some took to the stage, took to the podium to call russia a terrorist state. now the common understanding seems to be that sanctions are needed. some political groups have been asking for more in addition to that, the conservative block, for example, has been calling for weapons deliveries from countries like germany and france to st tanks to ukraine. the left, on the other hand, has been asking to reopen diplomatic channels. in addition to sections, but bottom line here is that the european parliament and the you say that russia's claims to ukraine, this annexation

what is the european parliament position on that by that's correct. so the you some top diplomats are joseph morrell, spoken the plenary this morning and he called it a dangerous situation. he actually said it was a source of concern that a nuclear power was a retreating on the battlefield. now that being said, it did not seem to be a top priority about among most at any piece here today in the debate actually spoke to one of the conservative a lawmakers on the sidelines of the debate and told me that he does not believe that there is any reason to, to believe that russia will use nuclear weapons in ukraine? that is because this would symbolize defeated and conventional warfare and also, and he believes that he, wes would have sent a very strong message already a telling russia to, to back off with a, with nuclear weapons jack, this is the 8th, the sanctions package since had a february, how effective had the previous ones been? yeah, this is, this is the big question. the european commission present us lavonda lyons. she said that this package shows

it's a slogan that stretching the huts of many white, including members of the european parliament. the hands of that redeem of them were lost in iran, is stained with blood. neither history know a law or god almighty will forgive you for the crimes against humanity that you are committing against your own citizens. until the women of your on off we, we are going to stand with you d n g m as id. when them like freedom friend star flag to get their nash adults extending their support with diff, symbolic act. oh is it on the clinic? leadership see its western enemies are behind the anti government demonstrations. these people have taken to the streets to support it on supremely dead, ayatollah hominy. and the countries strict dress court, he just was the excuse of our enemies to destroy our unity. the u. s. and e aesrael are the root of all this unrest, just because they cannot fight us. they are trying to attack us by creating internal problems. but the anti government, putting it on show no sign of lighting up full weeks. on this latest speech you posted online, appears to show fema

report. more will tell them to make ukraine useful, and this is certainly at the level of the european parliamentconcept that ukraine is a real european state has changed very much, and not everyone understands this even in the seventh year. and today this is what is happening in ukraine, where people are not the first to give up. just being a member of the european family, this is when it allows europeans to be stunned in a new way. has changed and europe has also changed. i think that this process, which will end very soon, is by the way political, it is for politicians like us now, because for the military, the task of a victorious war is for the state engines to help ukraine will win this war with money and weapons and so on. and for such politicians as their deputies now, the main task of accelerating the process of european integration cannot be taken away from any perspective of membership or membership, it is necessary to name specific dates, a specific scenario, and already begin the process of ukraine's accession to issu, how many years separate ukraine from being a full member of the e

of the european parliaments, china delegation. i asked him if she, jim beings opening remarks of increasing chinese power to shape the world. a cause for concern was obviously a guy that showed us leadership, is that a more self confident that they have been in many years and indeed just to leverage has grown with different policies like the belt and road, for instance. but i would not agree with colleen. i sign onto, she's description of the overall situation because john has also been losing quite a lot on maybe in france. it may not be that much of a concern to the chinese communist leaders that they are going down the drain as far as public opinion around europe is concerned. but also in some countries of the global south, notably including in africa, there are question marks about the real intention of china's income on it. policies that you had not seen a couple years ago. so what makes picture, and i think effectively he's aggressive on policy, is on the cotton and on progress, a leading world power. what about china's taci

so i'm hot. vertical ver, member of the european parliament for the green party, and chair of the european parliament's china delegation. mister beautiful, thank you very much for being on the w. news. we've already heard from jim ping is being celebrated or has celebrated rather himself. john is growing global influence, saying that it's power to shape the world has significantly increased. is that something that worries you? well, it is obviously a fact that china's leadership is today more self confident that they have been in many years. and indeed, just leverage has grown with different policies like the belgian road for instance. but i would not. and they critically sign onto. she's description of the overall situation because john has also been losing quite a lot on millions, france. it may not be that much of a concern to the chinese communist leaders, that they are going down the drain as far as public opinion around europe is concerned. but also in some countries of the global south, notably including in africa, there are question marks about the real intention of china's income

but bottom line here is that the european parliament and the you say that russia's claims to ukraine, this annexation is illegal and should not be tolerated. turning out some other stories, making news right now. russia saudi arabian other oil producers have agreed to a major cut in output to, to push up and boil prices, and call the u. s. has condemned the decision by the cartel. opec. clos got on as short side. it feared that global fuel prices will climb further. now we could be acute secretary, north korea fired more ballistic missiles in the sea of japan. according to the south korea military. it's the 2nd launch. in today's denomination, security council has been meeting in new york to consider further sanctions, lord against young ha. kenneth faso has officially appointed a new president after its 2nd to this year. abraham char becomes head of state and armed forces, commander of the west african nation. they seized power from paula re sent algo dom eva a rescue operation is underway. greece, after a boat carrying migrants sank off an island in the southeast of already say up t

we followed the date in the european parliament in strasberg and have this update.orrespondent: the european parliament this time around has not adopted a final position on russian's aggression against ukrainian, but from following the debates in the planetary, it seems evident that across party lines there is an understanding that russia's claims to ukraine are illegal, null and void, and they don't change facts on the ground. they have not seen strong statements, but some took to the stage to call russia terrorist state. the common understanding seems to be that sanctions are needed. some political groups have asked for more in addition. the conservative bloc has asked for weapon deliveries from countries like germany and france to send tanks ukraine. the left, on the other hand, has asked to reopen diplomatic channels, in addition to sanctions, but the bottom line here is that after the european parliament and the eu met, they say russia's claims to ukraine, the annexation, is legal and should not be tolerated. nicole: the german chancellor and the spanish prime

oh, our correspondent max son followed the session and the european parliament today and send us his assessment the european parliament this time around has not adopted a final position on russia's aggression against ukraine yet. but from following the debates of the plenary, it seems evident that across political groups and across party lines, there is an understanding that russians claims to ukraine are illegal. they are null and voided. they don't change any facts on the ground. they're having some very strong statements by me piece some took to the stage to the podium, to call russia a terrorist state. now the common understanding seems to be that sanctions are needed. some political groups have been asking for more. in addition to that, the conservative block, for example, has been calling for weapons deliveries from countries like germany and france to send tanks to ukraine. the left, on the other hand, has been asking to reopen diplomatic channels in addition to sanctions. but bottom line here is that the european parliament and the you say that russia's claims to ukraine, thi

germany in france, urban calls for them to take the lead, but bottom line here today at the european parliament, the messages that russia cannot and unilaterally moved borders. this will not be accepted by the european union. thank you. matt said that been several nuclear threats by russia as lead of lot of me put in bolts. the position of the european parliament then right, so the use top diplomat, joseph burrell, the high representative, spoke at the beginning of the session this morning, parliament i sing calling it a source of concern that a nuclear power was retreating on the battlefield. apart from that, we did not hear much about the this nuclear threat does not seem to be the top her already among a m e p. c, or a spoke to one of the conservative any piece on the side on the debate. he told me this, he believes that this is more of a, a scare tactic that russia will not. he was nuclear weapons also because they would been admits that, that they would be defeated and conventional warfare. furthermore, he told me that he believes the u. s. sent a very clear message to rush already that if

whether or not to recognize russia as a state sponsor of terrorism, the european parliament will decideng at the end of november the decision, if approved, will be a symbolic one for the eu, and it has worked hard to continue to make the russian federation the most under-sanctioned state in the world, but the resolution requires the conviction of the meps who participated in the debate or the isolation of the aggressor country in moscow. by the way, the intentions of the european parliament have not yet been commented on. bubenek radio svoboda specially for tsn 1+1 marathon only news for tea with the king british monarch charles the third met with ukrainian refugees the head of state visited the scottish city of aberdeen and found time to meet with forced migrants who were sheltered by locals, in particular, charles the third met with families of refugees from syria, afghanistan and ukraine, and berdin sheltered about a thousand of our compatriots during the reception at the city council, the monarch heard personal stories of families about their evacuation and problems and also took pa

but bottom line here is that the european parliament and the you say that russia's claims to ukraine, this annexation is illegal and should not be tolerated. german chancellor left shots and spanish prime minister minister pedro such as have held talks over a new pipeline to secure european gas applies to leaders disgust the plan during a one day summit and north western spain. we energy supplies, security co operation, and the ongoing european responds to rush as an attack on ukraine. we're all on the agenda and dw political corresponding aha. that is travelling with a german cancer. i asked her earlier if this pipeline will actually go ahead. well, it is not, in fact a new pipeline. it is something else that was agreed upon a couple of years ago. but of course then the times were different and people looked at the money and people considered it to be something that was not worth all the money that would have had to go into developing this pipeline. so spain has built, it's part the, an iberian patent peninsula. consisting of spain and portugal is an intensive and importer of liquefi

we would like to recall the internship in the european parliament.got back when i was studying for a master's program for an internship at the european parliament. i went through it in the office of the vice president, then richard chernetsky. this is an excellent base. yes , that's for a journalist and just for a person who is connected with politics. and, because it is interesting for us to observe how this whole bureaucratic system works, and i want to emphasize that not even european politicians, and their staffers are their assistants, because this is the person who actually forms his agenda . this is the man, knowing that you can always find a window in his busy schedule to meet him. and it was very informative for me, and soon, when i already became a tv presenter, when my career was already under construction, and after that they somehow tried to destroy us precisely thanks to those student acquaintances. we were able to ensure that the destruction of ukrainian tv channels was postponed, because as for hmm petro poroshenko, after all, and the

to the ukrainian people and their representatives, european parliament, president robert, i'm at solemn said the world had watched ukrainians, defending their liberty and family since russia invaded the country in february and that they were risking their lives for european values, the price will be formerly awarded at a ceremony. in december. earlier i spoke with dw brussels corresponding jack parrot who followed the nominations for this price. yeah, i think it would have been a big shock, had any one else have been granted this price. today we knew that basically the ukranian people were nominated 3 times once as the brave people of ukraine, as represented by the president. flor them is zalinski, which is the denomination that one another for just the people have ukraine and another for brought him is zalinski himself. the other nominees were jude a soccer of who is a former soviet dissident. so many of the prizes have been awarded to people that are of that sort of persuasion. lot last year was the russian opposition leader, as like, seen of only the year before, the legitimate oppos

this is an annual award given by the european parliament for achievements in the protection of humans and freedoms, the development of democracy and the defense of the rule of law. this year, the deputies of the european parliament honored the courageous ukrainian people who represent the president of ukraine, elected leaders and civil society the president of the european parliament, roberta matsola, said that no one deserves this award more than ukraine, ukrainians fight for values, defend democracy, freedom and the rule of law, risking their lives, these are her words with us in direct communication from brussels, correspondent dubivtsi hryhoriy zalova, the sakharov prize is a prestigious symbolic award has there ever been such a thing in the european parliament that the whole country was not honored? congratulations zhenya, so that the people of the country, uh, there has never been anything like this, they were an example. well, uh, two years ago, democratic the opposition in belarus received the sakharov prize in 2017 , and the democratic opposition in venezuela in 2003 was als

what's the a european parliament's response to the illegal annexations of ukrainian land? right gad. so the, the overwhelming sentiments across political groups across party lines here, an inch ta spoken to your parliament seems to be that this illegal annexation of these 4 regions. and ukraine is indeed illegal. it's null and void. it means nothing but a further escalation of proteins war and ukraine and some, any piece of even take to the point in today, a calling on the russian government or russia at terrorist state. so it seems that everybody here agrees that this indeed is a nothing that can happen that not is nothing that can be accepted and that ukrainians need for the support. there have been, however, some disagreements and what is the key priority here, right now? if you listen to the concert, a conservative group on there have been coals for sending weapons to ukraine for sending tanks and heavy every artillery to to ukraine and calling for germany and france to take the lead on this to join eastern european member states will done so in the past, if you look at

sergey, you voiced extremely important messages, but the president of the european parliament also voiced to the representatives, so to speak the defense departments of the european union have finally contributed to the leopard 2 heavy tanks allocated to us, from her side this means that if the european parliament also joins in, perhaps the ice will break on the other side. do you have the feeling that europe will play to the end, in particular, it is about the so-called russian gas blackmail? well, no for nothing, they blew up nord stream 1 and nord stream 2, that is, according to putin , this should have put a certain ultimatum under the euro- before the european union . to react to it like this, starting with tanks and in general with the provision of heavy weapons to ukraine, today, before it is called such a procedure, the torste field, the leaders came to the prague castle itself. the place where i am now, where this summit is taking place, there was a rally at which there were ukrainian the flags were actually there unfurled uh, don't cry with the inscription give ukraine tanks, gi

the european parliament has given its top human rights. the walk is a huddled prize for freedom of thought to the ukrainian people and their representatives, european parliament, president, roberta, had sola said, the world had watched ukrainians, defending their liberty and families. since russia invaded the country in february and that they were risking their lives for european values, the prize will be formally watered at a ceremony in december and early was spoke with dw brussels correspondent jack parrot, who followed the nominations for this prize. yeah, i think it would have been a big shock. had anyone else have been granted this prize? today we knew that basically the ukranian people were nominated 3 times once as the brave people of ukraine, as represented by the president, brought him his zalinski, which is the denomination that one another for just the people of ukraine. and another for broad a minute zalinski himself, the other nominees, were julian songs, the finder of wiki leagues. and sherwin abbey acclaim, who was the out

, written the eas, top diplomat, joseph robera, we as elected members of the european parliament demand that all those who voluntarily assisted in any way the organization of these illegitimate referendums be individually targeted and sanction vanessa. bailey, independent investigative journalist, who was an into observer at the referendums, was singled out by a parliament member. now she sounds as one who could be sanction if made if the measures a green lit. we spoke to vanessa, who told us about what she things is a personal attack. apparently, the 133 observers, independent observers that came from all over the world, are not allowed to observe the referenda in both in dumbass and in the refugee centers throughout russia. by the way, she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal attack against me. we reached a point where it effectively if you challenge the dominant weston centric narrative, the nitro centric narrative you become liable to sanctions. money have been threatened by their own countries with repercussions for coming to don bots. i

by the way, she's using her influence within the european parliament to try and bring a personal attack against me. we reached a point where effectively, if you challenge the dominant weston centric narrative, the nato centric narrative you become liable to sanctions. money have been threatened by their own countries with repercussions for coming to don bots. i mean, really we're living in extraordinary times when independent journalism, independent observation, or observance of referendum, democratic referenda. and i have to say not one of those $133.00 observed as found any violations with any of the referenda that were being carried out throughout dumbass throughout the russian territories. when i was head over to the caribbean haines, he is dealing with turmoil in the country of protests against widespread gang violence. the economic crisis and puts a good look, showed no signs of letting out with the recent demonstrations be accompanied by what sounds like gunshots. ah, for this the, i'm just over 2 years ago, the government announced plows to cancel $400000000.00 in fuel subsidies

of thought to the ukrainian people and their representatives, european parliament, president, robert, i'm at sala said the world have watched ukrainians, defending their liberty and families. since russia invaded the country in february and that they were risking their lives for european values, that price will be formerly awarded at a ceremony in december. now the w occurs when a jack park is joining us from brussels. jack has been observing the nominations for the price very closely. jack, it seems like ukraine was the obvious winner here. can you tell us a bit more about this? yeah, i think it would have been a big shot. had any one else have been granted this prize. today we knew that basically the ukrainian people were nominated 3 times once as the brave people of ukraine, as represented by the president brought him his zalinski, which is the denomination that one another for just the people of ukraine and another for vladimir zalinski himself. the other nominees, were julian songers, the finder of wiki leagues, and sherwin abbey acclaim, who was the out 0 journalist that was ki

i was so tired of these — european parliament today?o not even have the courage to say that it is the violence against the women who are protesting, the violence against the girls were protesting, taking so much courage to go out there against the regime, against the morality police, and protesting, demanding theirfreedom. here we police, and protesting, demanding their freedom. here we are, police, and protesting, demanding theirfreedom. here we are, in police, and protesting, demanding their freedom. here we are, in the european parliament, here we are in the eu, in the free world, in the un general assembly. the eu, in the free world, in the un generalassembly. no the eu, in the free world, in the un general assembly. no leader could even utter the word that iranian women speak and fight for freedom. i had to do something to show that the women of iran and their voice in theirfight forfreedom is women of iran and their voice in their fight for freedom is echoed in this house in the european parliament, and we hear the women of iran a

such a flow of migrants, first of all, it is necessary to consider and discuss this with the european parliament as well as the european union, the european commission, and our urgent issue is the removal of the visa regime, the suspension of the visa regime for such citizens in the countries of the european union. us in this well, at such meetings it is impossible to do without the issue of gender equality in politics, do you feel that in europe and in ukraine the situation with the presence of women in bodies power has increased significantly, for example, over the past 10 years, ukraine follows absolute trends, and these are not only trends. and this is the ideology that is now inherent in ukraine, because responsible leadership, female leadership, we see women now in absolutely all state authorities and in many humanitarian missions, and also, well, how do you know volunteers, not only that, we have more than 50,000 women serving in our armed forces, and in fact, i was talking about the fact that you know now the role of women and women's issues we have a lot of well, progressive is relevant

she was a member of the european parliament and is a good friend of ukraine who comes to us and helps us both inside ukraine and abroad. we talked with her about the relations between ukraine and the european union. our present and our future. my name is yuriy fedor. see you later. thank you . we have the right valevska is with us and his chirida but let's switch to him now a little later the latest operational information from the ukrainian occupied sevastopol explosions are heard there the occupiers blocked the bay in the occupied sevastopol they report the explosions allegedly russian ships repulsed the drone attack now it is possible video we we will see. the video reports about this, as we will see there or not , the telegraph agency of the soviet union reports with reference to the occupation authorities and the telegram channel here is a video of the ships of the black sea fleet , there is an attack by drones, no objects in the city are undamaged because of this, it seems that the raid in sevastopol is temporarily closed, ferries and boats do not run, and movement between rayo

well, thank you so very much for your time european parliament member and just we just social democrats, it's you, they're speaking to us from brussels. thank you so much. thank you. let's take a look at some of the other stories making use around the world. hundreds of syrian refugees have returned home from lebanon under a repatriation scheme that the government had forced. during the pandemic. lebanese authorities say it's voluntary, but rights groups are concerned that refugees may be pressured to return to the water country. a lack of clean water and a health system devastated by more than 10 years of war, a fueling a deadly cholera outbreak in syria. united nations says more than 24000 people across the country have contracted the highly contagious disease. with he is, he could spread across the middle east and you report from the u. n. world material . logical organisation shows that 3 named greenhouse gases hit record highs in the atmosphere last year. the report labels, agriculture is a major source of the greenhouse gases, nitrous oxide, and methane delegates from around the w

she's a member of the european parliament and a swedish politician of kurdish descent. she gave me her perspective for the events unfolding in a run. this is actually how pressing yeah, regimes. andy tudor is the react instead of understanding that it needs to be an end on their blood bath that there he has started and khomeini and dare and the yeah. regime of the law, they are targeting those defending democracy and human rights. this means that the e u and the member states need to increase their sanctions against them are less and included. also, i should say their families that are living in peace and freedom in their western countries. so will increasing sanctions are really due the trig last week that you impose tresh sanctions against them. morality police, as well as several iranian officials, now to the people though in iran, those who are risking their lives. why should they believe that the sanctions will bring about any real change when past sanctions happened? sanctions that were adopted last week was just one step. and we were of course, hoping that the si

so the discussion on the paper right now of the european parliament that the ministry of finance, in terms of bringing more stability to the financial system, again, is a long term issue. so it's not about short term volatility or search in price it's, it's about making sure that these banks provision enough capital to be able to absorb future losses, which will materialize anyway. whether because governments, we take the economy out of use or because climate change, we start to happen. but diesel says we come down the road at some point for sure. now, many banks are investing in green energy is it's become, you know, quite a popular thing to putting money into green energy. isn't that offsetting some of the risk you could, you could mention that, but again, 1st of all, some of these investments come on top of the particular investments. and 2nd of all, in a way that has nothing to do with the financial stability elements, which is basically what resetting the bank is, you know, and by the way, as you know, and as you just mentioned, i'm afraid also few companies and banks are prepar

so, i mean, you know, there's so many of these kinds of forums and european council, the european parliament, european commission. oh, it's the, the now that come up with a new one, the european political community and the invention of a man, a well man wrong. and that doesn't do any work other than what we still love one, the lion declared, which is when we rule against russia, we will hate russia. and that's, that seems to be them mantra and nothing else to say, no agreement on anything. there's no decision on what to do in the future, but we're all united in hating russia. the timing is not exactly a grade particularly when, who still on the why and keeps talking about european unity and suddenly both of them greed bringing up issues from 75 years ago and was bringing such issues can have no software while the outcome because germany is not going to pay anything. and further steps against russia were discussed on the foreign sidelines with a surprising suggestion coming from poland. prime minister, who claim to russia's frozen assets in europe should be divided with part of them going to

there's so many of these kinds of forums and european council, you know, you're, you know, the european parliament, european commission, the, the, now that come up with a new one, the european political community and the invention of a man, a well mac wrong, and that doesn't seem to be any work other than what we still love one, the lion declared, which is what will rule against russia. we will hate russia. and that that seems to be them mantra and nothing else with a no agreement on anything. there's no decision on what to do in the future, but we're all united in hating russia, but you can ignore the balloon nicholson disputes between some of the attendees as they must have been some sort of discussion about things like in south eastern europe. for instance, turkey and greece were, you know, increasingly over and over the state of cyprus, among other issues, how far do you expect this particular conflict to go and what position do you think most of them, both those might take on this to pick sides? oh, i doubt whether that will pick sides at the moment on the europeans and the americans want to