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european parliament will have if germany has 96 seats in the european parliament, germany will have sopean deputies, but already according to the results of the elections, according to the results of which national parties at the local level will pass to the european parliament, then the most interesting things will begin, and here in fact the trends are quite heterogeneous, for example, for the same unfortunately for germany, we will clearly... see that the same german liberals, who are noted for their loud requests in support of ukraine, regarding the provision of all possible, latest means of assistance to ukraine, including taureans, unfortunately, they are not showing the best dynamics at the moment, and i would very much like this liberal party in germany to get more seats, the same, for example, applies to spain, too. a large delegation, but there, maybe the spanish liberals will not get the number of votes that they have now, and then the results of this will show which of these seven political groups will have how many seats are already actually affiliated to the group, and it

he did totally a party in the european parliament. i have been working very well with a judge, i'm alone into european council, the topics we going to offer. then we're going to see whether those who are pros, your p and she is clearly prose your pin against fortune. she's been very care play on that one and pro who else law if this whole and then we offer to work together in response live 10 is proposing a joint parliamentary group that includes her party members together that would make them the 2nd largest block in the european parliament, the pen who's national rally parties even further to the right, says that she and maloney agree on the main issues. le pen, or vander lion, who will win maloney support. it's not easy to tell, but i throw the question to you both countries. who do you think it's gonna be qual, maloney, and the pen is also a proposition of a victo on from hungary. i mean, he wants these 2 groups to cooperate, but i think that the funder line would be very cautious of cooperating with the pen . but she will be event

this is what both the european parliament and the european parliament are interested in now. in generalncil of europe. at one time i was a delegate representative of the russian federation of the parliamentary association of the council of europe. and, unfortunately, i observed this wild deformation of the statutory goals and objectives for which europe once united. and this led to the fact that the positions of people within europe were divided. moreover, it must be said that there is no consolidation. ski elections. these so-called attempts by the kremlin are now being investigated in the belgian capital. the details of the case were reported by the prime minister of belgium, alexander de crow. according to him, the investigation is based on a declassified report submitted by european intelligence services. the politician noted that interference in elections is carried out with the intention of weakening democracy in the eu and weakening support for ukraine, which in turn is one of russia’s goals. there is no evidence in the arsenal of european officials, but there are suspicions. rep

well, supporters of vladimir putin and friends of china soon have more power in the european parliament. according to polls a head of the european elections, right wing populous and nationalists are attracting more voters. but europe so far right, is also seeing divisions between the alternative for germany, a, f d, and the french national rally party, around some of the independent out stream. do you voters want the union to be? what alliances are being forged? pulls it up on that line. conservative president of the commission is openly courting the votes of the italian head of government. george, i'm alone each and her ultra arrives so that they lead the young. on to the point we ask europe's far right, tempting partners, working service the welcome to this week to the point, i'm how you, how to get us. it's good to have you with us. and let's meet 2 days guests that he lives now is a new berlin correspondent for germany's thoughts on folk, specialized in east german politics and the f d party, which i like to now is dw news. chief political editor and book has built a is a freelance

baltic countries but _ the european parliament?ies but also _ the european parliament? baltic countries but also other countries in the _ countries but also other countries in the region have gained a lot of credibility— in the region have gained a lot of credibility since the full— blown invasion— credibility since the full— blown invasion of ukraine in 2022. exactly because _ invasion of ukraine in 2022. exactly because they were saying for so many years _ because they were saying for so many years that _ because they were saying for so many years that russia represents a medic security— years that russia represents a medic security threat, everybody now is listening — security threat, everybody now is listening to their assessment of the situation _ listening to their assessment of the situation. and of course they realise — situation. and of course they realise that a lot can change as the outcome _ realise that a lot can change as the outcome of— realise that a lot can change as the outcome of the election in the united — outc

member of the european parliament from the dutch forum for democracy party, marcel de graaf, known forinian regime of the european dictatorship, continues to declare cynicism. they boast about our freedoms but force people to get vaccinated. they praise our democracy, but subject to opposition, demonization and censorship. they talk about our prosperity, but in fact they rob people and replace savings with digital points. they proclaim peace, but soon our sons will die in ukraine for the interests of american billionaires. because with half a million killed and wounded, they ran out of their soldiers. oh, yes, the eu will be against discrimination here too. migrant children will be given an equal opportunity to die in ukrainian hell, so vote against the eu in the next elections. voices of reason are not often sound from high european stands. once upon a time , the idea of ​​​​creating a union of general welfare was invested in the unification of europe, although the head of european diplomacy, barel , is still in an illusion; he considers europe a garden surrounded by wild jungle. its

and why, by the way, didn’t we say today that elections to the european parliament in european countriesnt, because they don’t support not only what we are talking about today. they said they do not support an attack on traditional relationships, they do not support an attack on the family, and they will not support an attack on children, and indeed this seems wild, unheard of, for example, us in russia or belarus, when three-year-olds come to kindergarten monstrously dressed or monstrously undressed, don’t understand who the uncle or aunts are , they start asking boys and girls whether they want to be boys and girls, this is a crime. this is a crime against one’s own nation, this is a crime against the birth of future children, grandchildren, a crime against generations, that’s right, europe will be filled with migrants because there will be no population of its own, we don’t want that, moreover, we see that this is a monstrous attack, this one is general, it is aimed not only the population, it began to target the church, the western church began to stagger under these blows, they are

elections to the european parliament will be held on june 6-9 in the countries of the european union. are also ukrainian women among those running for office. how they affect political life in their countries, and how these elections may affect the eu's support for kyiv. let's talk with our european correspondent bohdan tsyupin. bohdan, i congratulate you. bohdan, first of all, who will be elected now in these elections to the european parliament and why are they important, especially for ukraine. voters in 27 countries. the european union will be elected deputies for 720 seats in the european parliament, each country has a different number , such small ones as, for example, malta, estonia or luxembourg have six or seven candidates, and such large ones as germany over 90, france over 80, that is, it is a very large-scale electoral an event in the european union, the european parliament... the legislative body of the eu, and it also approves the budget, controls the executive bodies and, in particular, which parties will gain the most representation, the fate of the main executive posi

this is what the european parliament, the european union as a whole, and the council of europe are nowd in. at one time i was a delegate representative of the russian federation parliamentary associations. council of europe, and i, unfortunately, observed this wild deformation, uh, of the statutory goals, objectives, for which europe was once united, and this led to the fact that the positions of people within europe were divided. moreover, it must be said that there is no consolidation, no unity within the european parliament itself and within the council of europe itself, and we see centrifugal forces as people begin. understand, look back, where this policy leads, what it will lead to, a policy of confrontation, a policy of lies, a policy of evil, this leads to the fact that european economic achievements are being lost, cultural ties are being lost, traditional century-old ties with eastern neighbors are being broken, all this leads to degradation, to the degradation of human development, so we see that the information war itself... which we are talking about, it bursting at the se

there is the european commission, that shapes policy, the parliament, directly elected, that debates vote on those bills, and the council of european leaders, that have an equal say in what is adopted. and at the top of the commission, the presidency. the present—day incumbent is ursula von der leyen of the centre—right european people's party. the epp is projected to win the most seats again. but von der lyon will need the backing of the full parliament and the council to win a second term. there are four others vying for her post. all of them were on stage this afternoon in brussels for the last debate before the vote. the key question for von der lyon, how will she deal with the parties some have labelled the hard—right, the euroskeptics and nationalists, currently split within three groupings in the european parliament. how would she approach the italian prime minister giorgia meloni, who no doubt will remain prime minister, but is standing to become an mep, and is top of the list for her party, the brothers of italy. then we're going to see whether those who are pro—european — an

but i can say that the next european parliament, on the one hand, will be a crisis and military, andr hand. will be quite dispersed, and thirdly, it will be polarized, so we can be sure that there will also be many members in the european parliament who will sympathize with the kremlin, putin's russia, this is an established fact, it is not a question of whom the latvians like, a question of the so-called western europeans. because russian agents, let's say people from parties, from public organizations, from mass media, have been working with moscow for a long time, there are such people all over europe and also in america. mr. artis, we are receiving information from latvia, from the latvian media, from latvian... officials that latvia is also preparing for a possible war with russia, a shelter is being built, relatively speaking, some fortifications are appearing near the border, in your opinion, is this real a threat, relatively speaking, within the next few years, for now, but i would lie. you, if i told you that there is no certain nervousness in certain parts of our latvian so

surveys show that their representation in the next convocation of the european parliament can get close to the record. as a rule, it is eurosceptics who are determined to restore mutual relations with, you would think, russia. what can the european elections in june change for brussels, kyiv and moscow, what is the threat to the european parliament of a probable increase in the number of right-leaning votes, which is the danger. of this trend, zoryana stepanenko, correspondent of radio liberty in the eu, found out. the holiday season is still far away, but the european parliament building is already closed. there are no plenary sessions, no committee meetings, no meps themselves busy with election campaign when it ends, the european parliament will return to work, accordingly, in a renewed composition. the european elections are preceded by a stormy political life that is currently raging in all the countries of the european union. politicians of a wide variety of ideological directions seek to win the favor of voters. eurooptimists criticize eurosceptics, who are rapidly gaining popula

from theo, the fun come on i, she's a german member of the european parliament for the green party. welcome to the w. i'm guessing you would support the call from us from the line from the european commission for george's parliament, the change cost over the so called russian no absolutely v all. i think there is a big group of friends of georgia in the european parliament, and we very much regret the last political developments. i mean the, especially bit slow, but of course, this development last already for quite some time. and it does not show the right direction while georgia has actually the constitutional hopefully case to lead this country closer to the u. s. to, to nature. and of course, with this kind of draft lois of a draft bills, are you actually tracked this constitutional obligation and yes, in the european parliament, there is a lot of a big concern about the european future of georgia and why it's funding to us. why the, you is choosing to meddle in the hands of a country that he's not a member of the block a well, i mean, that has applied for the membership, and the

ursha, she, of course, held on as best she could during the attack of her colleague in the european parliament, even tried to arrange reply. father of a european bureaucrat in germany. ursula spent her childhood among child diplomats and high-ranking officials. her ancestors with the family surname albrecht registered in the highest european circles back in the 17th century. therefore , her career can be assumed to have happened for a reason. an amazing child who came into this life without crying. over many years in european politics, ursula fondeen has worked hard on her voice. let us once again demonstrate the strength of europe as it stands tall and proud in unity. this the incident occurred in the european parliament when, immediately after ursula’s pathetic speech, the hall was deafened by the barking of a dog. the investigation never found out whether it was just a joke from colleagues or whether the phonogram of barking was launched as a threat to her cloudless existence, although there was no such thing. success, on the contrary, many are surprised how, with so many scandalous stories

lois of a draft bills, are you actually tracked this constitutional obligation and yes, in the european parliament, there is a lot of a big concern about the european future of georgia. and why explain to us why the you is choosing to meddle in the has of a country that he's not a member of the block? well, i mean, they have applied for the membership and there was a big debate in the european union, whether it is already enough, what georgia had to offer to grant the candidates that is, and not everyone was too happy that we did it. but because the georgia, it was in the past every, a role model for reforming for being one of the engines as so to say, in the past. soviets here, uh for the democratic reform, for a rule of law reforms for police reforms and corruption and reforms especially. and of course, there is a big part of this aside. and overall majority of the society in favor of bringing this country closer to the they you, that's why they actually put pressure on the got them and uh on the ruling party. uh, to submit this application. i don't think that georgia and dream the ruling party

from june sixth tojune ninth millions of people will be voting, to elect the next european parliament. 720 politicians, from 27 countries. in what many consider to be a pivotal moment for the future of the european union. for the past month, we have been moving from country to country, taking a closer look at what it is that'll shape voters�* decisions. we've already been to the netherlands, to spain, to france and to italy. tonight — we're heading to germany — one of the six founding members of the organisation that went on to become the eu. germany is europe's largest economy — it's the third largest in the world. germany is at the table of many of the big conversations happening across the region. it's the second—largest donor of military assistance to ukraine. just this week, chancellor olaf scholz has been in stockholm, meeting with nordic leaders to urge more support for ukraine. but tonight, we want to start by taking a closer look at germany's domestic political climate. it's been shaken in recent weeks by a string of violent attacks on german politicians and campaign workers.

— hard right within the european parliament? ~ ~ .. parliament?k if that happens and the hard right - parliament? well, i think if that happens and the hard right is i happens and the hard right is probably would want to have a much closer relationship with russia and i'm certain that would be something that putin would encourage. but i think this whole question about what is happening with ukraine and russia is happening with ukraine and russia is that i don't see any western leaders looking at where this conflict would end. at some stage, there has to be some negotiations about where it will end. you know, and how it will be resolved. and there's been, as far as i can see, no thought given to that. and the other thing that is looming over all this is what is going to happen in november as to who gets back into the white house was marked because the white house was marked because the shadow trump must fall on what is happening between ukraine and russia, and if trump should come backin russia, and if trump should come back in the white house, whi

in the june elections for the european parliament, right wing and filed rights poppies expected to gain more seats. so far, the far right has not yet managed to unite that the european level. it's divided into different sections. but what would the right wing search in the european parliament mean? what consequences would it have for the you and the world? if you're, it's right wing factions became a stronger and united group, they would most likely try to reduce migration into the you by attempting to change your loss this into might mean an increase number of people trying to enter the you regularly via landtroop or across the dangerous mediterranean sea and the atlantic the far right would also likely try to force the you to abandon its goal of being climate neutral by 2050 menu, right wing and fall, right? spotty, safe, green loss, having a negative effect on domestic workers. and pharmacist, you are p h 2, developing countries could also be reduced drastically. but all these changes would require a united rights and file rights political front, which experts believe the different g

tetiana zhdanok, who for many years represented the republic of latvia in the european parliament, wasration with the federal security service of the russian federation. you and i are not surprised, but the audience is certainly surprised now. what should responsible politicians do to stop this populist march? people can definitely choose politicians according to their taste and choice in latvia, we also have quite a lot of citizens, ethnic russians by origin, and while... and we are talking about this, she was connected with the russian special services, she had the right to run for any positions as well, but, okay, so when we now we hope... new elections to the latvian parliament, there will be nine candidates for the european parliament from latvia, by the way, now there is no ms. zhdanok, and i would say. that it is not at all clear which candidates will come from my country, but i can say that the next european parliament from one on the one hand, it will be crisis and war-like, and on the other hand, it will be scattered quite a bit, and thirdly, it will be polarized, so we can b

so on, people are not quite understand what politicians are talking about they say in the european parliaments then it is directly implemented in the life of lithuania, we are also talking about euros. which, well, there are general, general rules that apply to each country, of course, for example, there are some, when we talk about pensions, each country decides for itself, but there are general things that apply to each country, unfortunately, in lithuania don't quite understand what these elections are about, and in our country as well, for example, as in poland, and in other neighboring countries, these so -called post-soviet... countries, the largest the turnout and the greatest activity of people for the elections to the parliament, because firstly, people there understand that the parliament is our government, it is who, who will be in power for the next four years, and secondly, it is me i think it's the same in ukraine, when the elections to the european parliament begin, i don't know, history will make promises for... for everyone and populism and so on, it's happening very actively,

in the last two weeks of the european parliament elections , eight european news media to verify theitical statements of the candidates. compete with each other , according to the deputy spokesperson of the european parliament, alleging fraud in the election, providing misleading instructions regarding the way of voting and polarizing the atmosphere by highlighting issues such as the corona, the ukraine war or the migration of citizens and distrust in the european governance are the three main patterns of disseminating false information about the european parliament elections. pakistani security forces killed at least 23 terrorists in three different operations in khyber pakhtunkhwa province. pakistan army announced in this few operations. seven pakistani soldiers were also killed. pakistani security officials had further announced that in the first 3 months of 2024, more than 245 terrorist attacks had occurred in this country. in these attacks 281 people including soldiers and ordinary citizens have been killed. the storm killed at least 21 people in parts of america. strong storms

he has long been an actual kind of china and russia and also in the european parliament. the suspicion suspicion as they add that one of the members of his team has been spying for china. so the german police raided his office in brussels and in germany. and she has let go looked at member office teams. but it's pretty clear that he has these closings and also in both and the european parliament, whatever their boss of vote they voted against the majority for china, also russian. thank you for to hear so that so clearly, nikolai, i found the on dasa from the edge of institute for international and security effects. thank you. are you in general assembly has voted to establish an annual day of come on the ration of 1995 strep, and its a masika july. the 11th has been named the international day of remembrance of the strep, and it said genocide, putting it on a palm with a holocaust. i'm the rwandan genocide on that day, nearly 50 years ago, bosnians forces regarding the capture of strep, vanessa, and the killing of 8000 on a bosnian, mostly men and teenagers. residents of

as for the events in kyiv, the president of the european parliament, roberta mytsola, came to the capital on an official visit on europe day. in particular, she stated during the press conference that official negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu should begin by the end of the first half of 2024, and this could happen as early as june. how do you assess the prospects and what does this visit mean? well, let's start with the prospects, we heard about june earlier. from the eu ambassador in to ukraine maternova, the leader, well, the head of the european parliament said this now, this is absolutely the right approach, of course, it is better that they start already started, well, at least it is important that there is an understanding that this should happen by the end of the first half of the year, i remind you that the next six months in the eu will vote, preside over... hungary, we know its position, and therefore it is very important that the formal start of negotiations takes place before that. it is clear that these negotiations will not be easy, i would just say difficult, e

nato and i would like to draw your attention to a recent quote from one of the members of the european parliamenthe war in ukraine, not a single italian or european soldier should go to fight in ukraine, we must find a political solution to the conflict, no more weapons, such a social media campaign in italy was launched by a member of the european parliament, a member of the largest european faction. people's party mateo gazini, i'm glad that i have the opportunity to communicate with mr. gazini, so he writes to me, there is hysteria in europe, there are no weapons - this is the case, and there is no one willing to fight for other people's interests on ukrainian soil. andrey viktorovich, you will agree that a certain push is expected, at least a reboot of the political system, elections to the european parliament are coming, i’m trying in every possible way... this is completely common sense, this is the language of common sense, but for now we hope that this will seriously change the situation and somehow influence such people like macron, who seems to have already decided everything for himsel

competitiveness of the eu, but i think ukraine will be the defining issue in the coming term of the european parliament: how do you think that changes over the next couple of years? you think there will be more commitment required from the europeans, not just from a financial standpoint but maybe a military standpoint? johan: it is to be feared that we go into the direction that things might become very complicated for ukraine. even with all the help now coming forward from the eu and united states. like the french president macron said, we might arrive at the point where they need more than just financial assistance, and the money to buy weaponry. that would be a very defining moment. oliver: there is a possibility european troops could be committed within ukraine? that is a possibility on the table and that should be considered? johan: realism imposes on us that we should consider it. whether we should try to avoid it is of course also true. we should try to avoid it, but it would be irresponsible not to face up to it, and take into account that at one point in time, that might become necessity. oliv

president of the european parliament roberta mytsola came to kyiv on europe day. she announced this on the x social network . the president's visit was not announced in advance, so its details are still unknown. i should note that her trip to ukraine is likely. is the last in the role of president, after all, in less than a month. europeans will elect a new composition of the european parliament. day of layoffs. the verkhovna rada of ukraine released mykola solsky from the post of minister of agrarian policy. 273 people's deputies voted for the relevant decision. solsky was present in the hall during the voting. let me remind you that mykola solsky wrote a resignation letter. on april 25, because he is suspected of taking over state land worth more than uah 290 million. the higher anti-corruption court arrested the official, but he was released on bail in the amount of about uah 76 million. for the ukrainian people, for that, families go through the circles of hell. the verkhovna rada of ukraine also dismissed oleksandr kubrakov from the post of deputy prime minis

and now, by the way, there are elections to the european parliament, where we see that in fact, the right can increase the number of their votes. thank you, larisa, and what does tatiana say in european structures about this whole story? because well, it is clear that fitzo is a prominent figure, he made a lot of statements with about how peace should come in ukraine, in particular, and he was a supporter of the fact that he is a supporter of the fact that ukraine should negotiate with russia, these are very strange statements from the slovak prime minister, as well as from the hungarian one, but also slovakia , and hungary obviously depends one way or another on russia, on russian gas, on russian business. or any mercantile interests, what is said in europe about this attempt and who is hinted at in this situation? well, actually, in the statements of european politicians regarding the attempt on the fizo, the most the word used was shock, because indeed european politicians were shocked that in the 21st century a political figure was being assassinated while she was meeting with the vot

of electoral terms, an opportunity to vote, and now, by the way, there are elections for the european parliament where we we see that in fact the right, the right can increase the number of your votes, thank you, larisa, and what is tatiana saying in european structures about this whole story, because it is clear that the physio is a prominent figure, he has made many... statements about how peace should come in ukraine, in particular, and he was a supporter of the fact that he is a supporter of the fact that ukraine should negotiate with russia, these are very strange statements from the slovak prime minister, as well as from the hungarian prime minister, but both slovakia and hungary obviously depend on russia in one way or another. from russian gas, from russian business or some mercantile ones interests speaking in europe about this attempt. and who is hinted at in this situation? well, in fact, in the statements of european politicians regarding the assassination attempt, the most used word was shock, because indeed european politicians were shocked that in the 21st century an assassination

members of the european parliament no to macron, no escalation of the war in ukraine, not a single italianght in ukraine, we must find a political solution to the conflict, no more weapons, such a social media campaign in italy was launched by a member of the european parliament, a member of the largest faction of the european people's party, mateo gazini, so i'm glad that i have the opportunity to communicate. with mr. gazine, so he writes me hysteria in in europe, there are no weapons - this is one time, and there are no people willing to fight for other people's interests on ukrainian soil. andrey viktorovich, you will agree that a certain push is expected, at least a reboot of the political system, elections to the european parliament are coming, they are trying in every possible way to eliminate those who disagree with the course, and the chosen course. european union, politicians, but at the same time they are fighting and behaving quite confidently, and there is even a certain consolidation. we have a lot of hopes for the upcoming elections, and we see individual examples of europea

well, fortunately, the european parliament is a very neutered body, it does not have a legislative initiativehas its powers, there is, say, a vote for the candidacy of the head of the european commission, there is the confirmation of commissioners, but even all of them, the parliament itself does not... no, it does not propose, that is, what you say, of course, this is an objective process, and it is not safe, indeed, the voices of radical parties are increasing in the world. and in europe exactly, but again, what makes them stronger, people don't, can find why they can trust the traditional parties, the democratic parties, if you want, let's say, i can speak for germany, in germany, the social contract between the state is clearly broken and the population, meaning, of course, that the state is an instrument of the population. that is, the format of the existence of the german state, which was formed precisely by the population after 75 years of the german democratic state, and now on may 23 we celebrated the 75th anniversary of the german basic law, it is violated, because the social contra

after the end of the air alert, the president of the european parliament, roberta mytsola, spoke in the verkhovna rada. as people's deputy oleksiy honcharenko told, she had to address a half-empty hall. deputies probably did not wait for the visit after fruitful work in the morning european politics. during the address to the ukrainian parliamentarians, mytsola assured that the eu's support for ukraine will continue until then. until it is needed, the president of the european parliament concluded her speech, quoting the ukrainian national anthem. we have always said that the home of ukraine is europe, and europe keeps that door open, and this is a commitment that will remain after the mandate of this term of the european parliament ends, and the 10th term opens after the elections on july 17 year thank you all and thank you. ukrainian citizenship for foreigners. the verkhovna rada adopted the relevant draft law in the first reading, people's deputy iryna gerashchenko reported. the government bill, which was registered in the summer of last year, was supported by 263 people's deputies.

is ironic, by the way, that a eurosceptic party is leading like this in the elections to the european parliamentaks somewhere about the eurosceptic sentiments of the europeans themselves, in france, yes, a completely different system, a different level of calculations, but lupen also got ahead, they have 80, it seems , deputies, although in the previous elections there were somewhere... nine or 12, that is, in fact, her record in the last parliamentary elections, he is also phenomenal, and if all the news were talking about it, it did not become the largest opposition party, it still remained mélenchon with the extreme left, because they organized alliances and so on, but it is the second largest opposition party in france, and this cannot be to ignore, especially in the perspective of 2027 and the upcoming presidential elections. to france, which will be, i think, a very important moment for all of europe, in fact. let's put an end to this, thank you, ms. maria oleksa, she was on our air, a journalist. postkova an editor on french television, mr. vitaliy, i suggest now to move on to the topics

european influencers, european politicians and even transferred funds to some members of the european parliament, and in this regard, an investigation is still ongoing in belgium, and let's hope that there will be results before the european elections, and regarding the ban of these four publications, i want to say for now that they are not allowed to rebroadcast their news on the territory of the european union, but for now their journalists can still work on the territory of the eu, can conduct surveys, can be interviewed, and the european union itself is now going to stop that too, because these four publications will most likely be included in the next 14th package of sanctions against the russian federation, which will most likely be approved at the end of june, i.e. very soon, these russian... propagandists on the territory of the eu will still be silenced, and as for ukraine, of course, ukraine is not present as we would like it to be. there is still a large, large, large space for the work of the ukrainian authorities, for for the ukrainian voice to be heard more powerfully, more loudly,

according to orban, the european commission is turning into a military council, the european parliamentnd this threatens the principles on which the european union was founded. according to the head of the hungarian government, the process taking place in the eu. they have been working in new regions for more than two years, helping fighters, doctors and local residents. i am studying tambostar technical university, law school, second year. i believe that at such a difficult moment for the country, it is simply criminal to remain in the country, and you need to take part to the best of your strength and capabilities. i believe that i will help the wounded in the hospital and provide other assistance to the local population. hundreds of artists from regions of russia, countries near and far. foreigners will come to st. petersburg in mid-june. the organizers of the international folk song festival dobrovision spoke about this today. performances will take place immediately on several large venues, and the event starts according to tradition in the peter and paul fortress. the main task is

of baloney and le pen is to form the a much bigger, moderate appearing group, at least into european parliament. and for the, if the, this is a severe blow because they, they have lost their 2 leads, candidates further european elections. and now they are kicked out and labeled as to extreme. if this has an impact on the vote is actually in germany, is not clear there. if these losing a little bit in the pose, it's now standing between 15 and 17. still the 2nd largest party in germany when it comes to their european elections that they can, can still send at least 15 deputies into the apartments. and they've got lots of gain in these elections. and so it's not quite clear how, how big this blow will be. i know you'll be level for the 50 and, but now they have to search for a new group about the regrouping, but it only take place after the elections use band read it with the latest in brussels fair. thank you. a dw, see political editor, mikella carpenters spoke to cut the barley, the german social democrats, leading candidate for the upcoming european elections. and this is what she said about

the european parliament is one of the eas core institutions. it works with the european council on amending and passing laws proposed by the european commission. and we have a lot to get to it, i guess in just a moment for us this report from image and came back of the it's less than a month until people in europe have this say, when he gets to sit on one of the 720 seats in the european parliament pulse predict, arise at the right across the continent. jose from the so we're defending the national frontier with the re establishment of a boat is the end of free movement from non europeans and the abolition of a large part of the asylum. and immigration packed. the french far right wreck on get body is line with my to so be needs leak policy in italy. but mary shelves own is maureen, the penn national riley is own truck to make gains in fronts along with glands belong in belgium. you know, through the freedom party and germany's a f d. e running on similar on the immigrant and the green and fall right platforms. europe centers, politicians insist

eu council, although it was originally planned to complete all this by the elections to the european parliamentduled for june 6-9, but i think that probably someone still realized that here there is such a certain boomerang effect of sanctions for the eec; they probably didn’t want a situation where ordinary europeans, already on their way to the ballot box, suddenly start to wonder. who is actually responsible for a decline in their level of well-being, yes, kirill mikhailovich, this is their holy confidence that they can dictate something to other countries, it certainly causes, to put it mildly, surprise, what do they care about how we, for example, trade with india or with china and other countries there, and they have the full sovereign right not to trade with us, not to use our gas, although they are not obliged to fulfill long-term contracts. without - any force majeure circumstances, accompanies the escort of technical aircraft, there are cars that they already sold, they may not sell new ones, this is their right, but they are obliged to sell old ones, which means that it is called fra

please, a good estimate date and the past 5 years to european parliament has implemented a lot of the green and sustainable legislation. but that in order to ensure plans for my generations, the future, we need to be way better at reusing, at old materials. so my question is, what concrete proposals do you have to ensure a union vide circular economy? thank you. thank you, mr. bye or you didn't press the card, but now you haven't before please. thank you very much. uh, 1st of all, i think that can be any contradiction or, or, um, uh, part of the box between it really economy and inefficient economy. we need the ecological transformation. but in order to make sure that you collect the transformation, we need the investment. we need a new investor and lots of, we need a new energy model. we make sure that people can make this transition in social security, social security show the social justice is nothing nice to have in these context. and that's required by me. 100000000000 of euro and twisty austerity measures, which you'll introduce list that you read. the 3rd frame on governance, f