husam mata, professor of international relations and european studies and j. expert, it's a pleasure having you with with us dr. matar now. the islamic republic of iran has served as a political and logistical support for the resistance factions or the access of resistance since the early 80s. that would not have been possible had it not been for the victory of the islamic revolution in iran at the hands of leader imam ruhullah khameini. however, on many levels, this support has cost iran lot, very heavy price. what stopped iran from pursuing some sort of a diplomatic approach to its animosity with the west instead of having to fall at risk for support for supporting all these indigenous resistance all across west asia? peace be upon you. initially the reason is that the islamic republic wants to be an independent state and adopt an independent project, acknowledging that in this international and regional system the united states will not allow the islamic republic to be independent and will try to thort it. therefore, the only option for the islamic republic is to be part of libera

mata, professor of international relations and european studies and jail political expert. for your time, this very early morning with us, it's a pleasure having you with us. ladies and gents, thank you for watching, please do follow us on telegram and on twitter x, and we promise to always give you the latest from right here on press tv's the media stream. لا حول ولا قوه الا بالله محمد بخير محمد بخير محمد يا خوفيقه leader has turned the tragedy of gaza as a tragedy of humanity, which he says, shows a current world order is invalid. yes, israel genocidal war on gaza is... is now in its fifth month with focus of the onso being rafa, which hosts more than half the gaza population, and following a drone attack in baghdad, top iraqi military official says a us-let alliance in the country has turned into a factor of instability and must end.

hussam matar, professor of international relations and european studies and geopolitical expert, it's a pleasure having you with with us, dr. matar. now um the islamic republic of iran has served as a political and logistical support for the resistance uh factions or the access of resistance since the early 80s. that would not have been possible had it not been for the victory of the islamic revolution in iran at the hands of leader imam ruhullah khumaini. however, on many levels, this support has caused iran a lot, very heavy price. what stopped iran from pursuing some sort of a diplomatic. approach to its animosity with the west instead of having to fall at risk for supp for supporting all these indigenous resistance all across west asia. initially the reason is that the islamic republic wants to be an independent state and adopt an independent project, acknowledging that in this international and regional system, the united states will not allow the islamic republic to be independent and will try to... region becoming a subservient power, thus, in its desire to be an independent ci

hosan mattar, professor of international relations and european studies and geopolitical expert. it's a pleasure having you with with us, dr. matar now. um, the islamic republic of iran has served as a political and logistical support for the resist. factions or the access of resistance since the early 80s. that would not have been possible had it not been for the victory of the islamic revolution in iran at the hands of leader imam ruhullah khameini. however, on many levels, this support has cost iran lot, very heavy price. what stopped iran from pursuing some sort of a diplomatic approach to its animosity with the west instead of having to fall at risk for supp for supporting? all these indigenous resistance all across west asia. initially, the reason is that the islamic republic wants to be an independent state and adopt an independent project, acknowledging that in this international and regional system, the united states will not allow the islamic republic to be independent and will try to thort it. therefore, the only option for the islamic republic is to be part of liberat

all right, we have to leave you here now 7 gauge, professor of the institute of european studies in bel. great, thank you for your much for your insight into the un security council reconvened, rochester request to address the trade in conflict. as monday amongst the 9th and the advisory of the mask agreements, according to moscow's view, an envoy especially needed the beds. yeah, the agreement is why the only peaceful resolution to the crisis and where you tension to lead the collected all the rest of this and the post, the little voting gives faithful and consistent implementation of domestic agreements was the only chance to restore peace, a new credit as well as we already know, reliably today, thanks to former leaders of france, germany and ukraine. these are key of the guarantors of the agreements in france, germany, alcohol, into we're going to fulfill anything cynically using the response that appeared for the requirement of the ukranian army sentence preparation for war with russia. russia could not stand aside when there was a clear. ready list ation, but if at all possible me

different gauge research are they used to to you the european studies and build grade. thank you very much for your time. several family members of the him as hostages and victims of filed the lawsuit against the trip to cover the exchange buying guns. it's a key use of facilitating transactions which were used to finance terrorist groups . defendant finance process, numerous transactions associated with him. austin related palestinian terrorist groups between 2017 and mid 2023, providing a clandestine financing tool that finance deliberately hit from us regulators. the lawsuit was filed on behalf of the united states citizens who look. busy into the legal claim was with murdad main, taken hostage or injured as a result of the headmaster tax. on the 7th of october, according to a wall street journal report within the span of 2 years, the palestinian islamic jihad received the equivalent of $93000000.00. via crypto, i've a same review. the claims have mass received, $41000000.00 during the same period. and as of now buying on this has frozen over 100 accounts, allegedly

it's professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade. it's so lovely to have you. those are the top stories. the style had to our website are to come from all i am i, they show a josh of next to is a documentary about a group of young people who fulfilled their life long dream of participation in the world get the festival in san street. the emperor falls 1899, but then gabby, although i skipped in valley, this entire area is that of spies take all families get to use them to find out that as as codes from these to free standing eat when he returns refuses to corporate tax. even slowly about attire, to the source of the state, the, the way the when down go with, i'm going to turn the thought, well, she'll get to us. welcome with the well, i got to know what time you said you got into what we need. and if we take your quote included, so when did you push the button? jimmy, when he wanted to know, we didn't go by no way. you know, not do a 100. that means that you just, you done the little boy. i have to go to. so the, the why that i don't want to go with you back to

but so far her position has not prevented her from becoming the leader in the selection for european studiesmum score. the song plea, familiar to western audiences in the person of zelensky, will it suit the eurovision stage? and mr. joseph barel said that no weapons should be given to third countries, all weapons should be given to ukraine, here there will be the same order, all votes will only be given to no one. that it is clear that we are tearing apart the competition further, they do not understand very well, because now with different stories about political, as far as i know, that for example, the icelandic group hatari, which participated in eurovision in 2019 and supported palestine, this year posted a petition on their social networks about the fact that... some more countries are needed, in general, like russia in due time , one thing is clear from the competition : there will be no music competition that unites people this year either, there will only be a set of political slogans to music, so what should russia do there? american journalist tucker carlson today in the evening h

outfit the hip-hop performer alena savranenko, aka alona alona, ​​will represent ukraine at the european studies, a size artist, she will perform a duet there with the russophobe jerry heil. with bookmakers, they have already become the favorites of eurovision this year, which once again speaks of the priorities of the competition. but odessa again confirms putin’s words that it is russian. city. on deribasovskaya people dance to the song of a russian pop group reflex. the song is called non-stop. exactly, by the way, it is not the weather that has been attacking central russia non-stop for the second week. in saratov, gagarin airport was closed due to freezing rain. the same situation is now in voronezh after the rain. the streets of skaval galolet in the queue at the tramping points. in the rossov region, in addition to ice, the whirlwind led to the fall of trees that could not stand it. the severity of the ice shell, as a result , due to the damage to the ice sheets, 200 people were left without electricity; in the capital of our country, moscow turned into a huge skating rink after the freez

this is such a mistake, yes, let's say, i am, in 2007 i received a maastricht scholarship for european studies international relations, and in this way after that, well, after studying for a master's degree... i applied to the european commission for an internship and by some miracle in this very small percentage that was given to non-eu citizens, i got into an internship, an internship, and then somehow era was already developing and working mainly in the field of communications, but in projects that provided assistance to ukraine, as well as in this block of the eastern partnership there, so i traveled a lot, and actually... i was also in kyiv in 2014-15 , when there was a project, for example, the eastern partnership, i was, i moved to kyiv, so uh, and then i came back again for another project, which was an office in brussels, and this is more, let's say , a professional career than some such assignment to one place, uh, but in 2022, in june, i joined the european parliament. to the group of liberals , if elected, tell us exactly what your program will be, how exactly you are going to prom

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say guten morgen, our next guest, andres umland, an analyst at the stomgol center for eastern european studies, in connection with our studio. mr. andres, congratulations. good morning. good morning, we, we here, know how you ended our conversation with... former deputy prime minister of ukraine oleg rybachuk, he expressed surprise at the transformation of scholz, from a person whom all political forces and the public called to help ukraine , to the leader who took over the baton, the baton, the leader from boris johnson himself in better times. scholz, scholz's transformation is his personal political transformation into a leader. military and political aid to ukraine, or this what are the realities and the changes that are taking place on the scale of germany in general? well, first of all, it must be said that this transformation is probably not so big anymore, that is, it is much better than it was before, and it is especially surprising, pleasant, surprising, that this also applies to the social democrats. of the political party of germany, which used to have, let's say, such a leader and

we spoke with the phone guy edge professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade. he says, russia has proven yet again, that is a country attempting to lead the global transition toward multi polarity settle this far will most definitely go down in history as a remarkable historical event because people have really high hopes and the hopes of it not only delegates but intellectuals became, are that russia is the force which will liberate basically the world. from the uli uni for moments and stay keeps towards more, more people are at the which already exists. the problem is that, unfortunately, believe leaders in the west do not recognize that. and they do, don't do not want to leave their colonial. why was they new colonial empires? and what can you tell us about the importance of events such as the 2nd congress of the international russell file movement? how does it counter these stream of russell phobic statements we've been saying coming from some western country. oh, most definitely. this is hard because most of the media conglomerates belong to the western ca

now it says step on guide each research or the institute of european studies in bel grades as possible will continue to oppress subs. as long as per student has lives in the west. this move is a ladonna in a, in a clear attempt to continue the process of happening. clauses and go serves the serbian orthodox church is constantly being targeted. it's, uh, uh, it's churches are being seized by the legal obedient. oh sorry. these also the post offices of, of the, of serbia. both of these are being attacked. one was looked at today. also one in one of the workers were arrested. uh and uh, the serves are being treated in they believe in, in effect and leaving a bar hide. uh and, uh, i been quote, the is blink. all this uh from they want uh, since he took office. so instead of uh, providing some kind of prosperity he is, uh, providing more of a of a, i think shopping ism and sir before would be, uh, but what is really sad, is this backing that you guys from the west, especially from great britain. and they did camera and visited, placed it on the 4th of january. and he support to uh, policies

thank you so much, stefan guy, it's professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade. it's so lovely to have you. and those are the top stories this our head to our website are to come from. oh i am i, they show a josh of next the is a documentary about a group of young people who fulfilled their life long dream of participation in the world get the festival in salt lake. the emperor falls 1899, but then carry. although i skipped in valley, this entire area is a native spies take all families get cheese, santa fido said as a scout from these to really stay.

and we've heard from professor at the institute of european studies in belgrade. if i'm gay, teddy says this, such rhetoric is do the great and state is in the bible field and possible opportunities for europe of the countries that are bordering a former sledge republic or ukraine. or today's ukraine, what was left of it, see what is happening on the front. there is a carnage of o u, of ukrainian male population that was directly provoked by policies are made to who were pushing them in their proxy war against russia. and as the most important sat in the boston in the, in the last name through you, uh, this uh, has the elements of the civil war. because uh, it is basically the same people that are fighting these ukrainians. a lot of them even personally felt russian and also some others used to be born by a russian parents or grandparents felt like that. uh so uh, because of the various policies of different uh, western forces in the past. uh this that has changed and uh, and also because of, uh, the falls promise is that the, the population of the train was given

financial support that is paid and did as soon as i step on guide each research of the institute of european studies in bel grades as a comfortable will continue to oppress subs, as long as the student has allies in the west. this move is a ladonna, you know, in a clear attempt to continue the process of happening. closing goal serves the serbian orthodox church. it's constantly being targeted. it's uh uh, it's churches are being seized by the legal obedient. all right. these also the post offices of, of the, of serbia. both of these are being attacked. one was looted today, also one he want the workers were arrested. uh and uh, the serves are being treated in they believe in, in fact and we can help our hiv. uh and uh, i mean what the is doing all this uh from day one since he took office. so uh, instead of, uh, providing some kind of prosperity he is. uh, providing more. uh, i think solving is the answer will be, uh, but what is that is this backing that you guess from the west, especially from great britain. and they did camera and visit the police on the 4th of january. and he's supportive polic

can speak now to the former swedish diplomat who is director of the stockholm centre face in european studies this is a very historic moment for sweden, giving up its military none alliance after 210 years. i now also finally after almost two years being able to join nato. almost two years being able to 'oin nato. ~ ., almost two years being able to 'oin nato. . . w . almost two years being able to 'oin nato. ~ . ., ., , . almost two years being able to 'oin nato. . ., ., ., ' . ., nato. what actual real difference to think it makes _ nato. what actual real difference to think it makes in _ nato. what actual real difference to think it makes in the _ nato. what actual real difference to think it makes in the real— nato. what actual real difference to think it makes in the realworld? i think it makes in the real world? image is a huge difference of course to be a former member of the alliance of political elite like—minded and to be at the decision—making table together with finland —— and alliance of the politically like—minded. in finland -- and alliance of the politically like-minded. in te

the agency, citing the european military , and macron were instructed to only voice it. the source reports that nato allies studiedor several weeks and the united states supported it. today another secret of paulie overcoat was revealed in the financial times. an unnamed european official told the publication that special forces. western countries have been in ukraine for a long time, otherwise we didn’t know, and also , apparently by coincidence, the american analytical center rant, affiliated with the pentagon, prepared a report on the tactics of us ground forces in the event of a large-scale conflict with russia, the document is called: “do you know your enemy.” true, officially in washington, as they say publicly, macron’s idea was disowned. in the white house they said that the united states will not send its troops to ukraine, why send its own, if it seems like macron volunteered , look at cnn, they even keep statistics of those countries that will not fight directly with putin, for sure, against the third world war, bulgaria, hungary, greece, germany, unexpectedly, even more unexpectedly, poland. finland, c

and may be going to politics. clearly 1500000 international students study at universities in the u. spain is among the top 10 european countries for international students, one mix studying there, so attractive you are on the x report or deanna pianos went to madrid to find out. the thing is one of the most attractive european countries for international students. how do i use, what do you need to know if you want to study in this country? spain has more than 135000 international students and reducing the top 10 of your p and countries. the study i came to much read the city with the most international students in spain to find notes more 45 percent of the international students in spain come from the european union from countries like france and 8. 30 percent come from latino america mostly from echo angola, which is my home country. it actually makes sense for me letting us to come here to study because of the language i went to uni in germany. and i have to say starting in another language was a bit challenging if you do speak spanish, no worries that are also a number of courses in english here. i mean, here's th

the president of france suddenly developed a vigorous activity. reported that european allies had been studyingnd troops to ukraine for several weeks and the united states supported the idea. if in fact they supported it, then it was only behind the scenes; concern about biden’s health is an issue on which there is no disagreement. one person asked me a lot of questions about cognitive abilities. biden, the man was very worried and asked whether he could even be responsible for our nuclear weapons for the retaliatory strike strategy, but democratic voters in michigan, one might say, had no questions left for biden, in a state with the largest arab population in the united states, in the primary protest vote, because of the white house's support for israel's actions in gaza, a minority felt betrayed. the primaries in michigan were held by the republicans, but they had no surprises. former president donald trump gained 30% more votes than nicky haley in the republican primary, and joe biden appears well on his way to winning the democratic primary, but at about 16%. voted against him, and this is

, the ukrainian language, yes , it is an international language, that is, in different european countries they study the ukrainian language, so that it is an international language in international law, ukrainian is international, they even study it in schools in europe, i know that angela merkel, angela merkel and the queen of england studied english, ukrainian, ukrainian, ukrainian, ukrainian international language, you can’t help but speak it. the military that the civilian population is very negative and even calls on the internet beat them with sticks, and ordinary users , these people, somehow understand more what is happening now in the world as a whole, there is a different contingent of people, some of them are breaking through and see what is happening, they understand that the end is inevitable, the majority are already starting understand that they were thrown and thrown very hard, the most interesting of your last conversations are the discoveries that you heard from the other side, that their military personnel are already saying that we are alone... and no one needs anything from this

a european military source who asked to remain anonymous said that european allies had been studyingroops to ukraine for several weeks and the united states supported the idea. if they really supported it, it was only behind the scenes for now. concerns about biden's health. this is generally a question on which there is no disagreement. 86% of voters believe that the head of the white house is too old to be elected to a second term. i have one person asked many questions about biden's cognitive abilities. the man was very worried and asked whether he could even be responsible for our nuclear weapons and the retaliatory strike strategy. but democratic voters in michigan have no questions left for biden. in a state with the largest arab population in the united states. more percent of the vote than nicky haley did in the republican primary, and joe biden appears well on his way to winning the democratic primary, but roughly 16% voted against him, which is alarming a wake-up call for the team. biden is getting a cold shoulder this week at the mexican border as well. the us president is

that ukraine can prevail in the ongoing conflict, twice as many europeans believe that russia will win, according to the results of a studyducted by companies and yoga for the european council on foreign relations. the study was conducted among residents of 12 countries: austria, france, germany , greece, hungary, italy, the netherlands, poland, portugal, romania, spain and sweden. the majority of respondents, 37%, are inclined to do so. that an agreement will eventually be concluded, greece is least likely to believe in ukraine’s success 2%, in hungary 4% and italy 5%, most in poland, sweden and portugal, 17% in each country. march 1 will mark the next anniversary of the legendary speech in the british parliament by the then head of the foreign office, lord henry palmerston, in which he formulated one of the basic principles of modern foreign policy. i remember these words right now. it is short-sighted to consider this or that country an unchanging ally or an eternal enemy of england. we do not have permanent allies, we do not have eternal enemies. only our interests. unchangeable and eternal, it is our duty to follow t

successfully complete the olympiad and social studies assignments, schoolchildren only need to study western classics. europeansury of russian thought is often left behind. in the process of preparation, our talented , smart guys, as a rule, come across popular, promoted, western thinkers, which is certainly important, but as a result, they know much more about the works of spengler and toenbee than about the legacy of nikolai yakovlevich danilevsky or konstantin nikolaevich leontiev, then a false one is being formed in the minds of young people. the image of the secondary nature of russian thought, of some kind of catching up development, i believe that we can talk about education, patriotism, historical memory among our, our intellectually gifted youth in... was not on this list, at the olympics the highest test in the tenth grade, students, listen to this, had to complete an assignment based on the text of the american philosopher martha nussbaugh, patriotism and cosmopolitanism, according to they had to fulfill a certain task with this text, well , listen to the text, just an excerpt, no theme is developed

twice as many europeans believe that russia will win. it follows from the results of a study exis and yoga af for the european council on foreign relations. the study was conducted. among residents of twelve countries: austria, france, germany, greece, hungary, italy , the netherlands, poland, portugal, romania, spain and sweden. most respondents - 37% are inclined to believe that an agreement will eventually be concluded. those who believe least in ukraine's success are in greece - 2%, in hungary - 4% and in italy 5%. and most of all in poland, sweden and portugal, 17% in each country. march 1st will be another anniversary. lord henry palmerston, in which he formulated one of the basic principles of modern foreign policy. let me remind you of these words right now: it is short-sighted to consider this or that country an unchanging ally or an eternal enemy of england. we do not have constant allies, we have there are no eternal enemies, only our interests are unchanging and eternal, our duty is to follow them. and it sounds extremely relevant. agree, because when the elite of

complete assignments in the olympiad and social studies, schoolchildren only need to study the classics of western and europeanian thought is often left behind. in the process of preparation, our talented , smart guys, as a rule, come across popular, well-promoted, western thinkers, which is certainly important, but as a result they know much more about the works of spengler and toenby than about the legacy of nikolai yakovlevich danilevsky or konstantin nikolaevich leontiev, then in the minds of young people a false image of the secondary nature of russian thought, of some kind of catching-up development, is formed. i suppose we can talk about the education of patriotism. historical memory among our intellectually gifted youth does not exist in such conditions. here is an analysis of the texts of the twenty-second and twenty- third year olympiads in social studies, about which says deputy lantratova. in the first round , exclusively works by western european authors were used, arthur schupengaur, ernst schumacher, ernst kassir, even five. sorokin, who was recognized and recognized abroad, did not find a place

one european military source said european allies studied for several weeks.okay, we sent everything to everyone there in advance, no one denied it, the americans were generally for it, here they don’t seem to be for it, and here you start to think , but is it really so simple that this is purely macron’s pr, although of course, micron, micron, macron is all involved in pr, for which he could , for example, be used in some way, used for what, i think, you can with me disagree, you... understand that there is such a concept as the overton window, when something is thrown in and begins to live its own life in the information space, it also initially meets with a kind of huge skepticism, but here it’s amazing, yesterday we all , when everyone refused, there’s germany, great britain, there’s the czech republic, i’m all i asked, where are the baltic emirates, why are they silent, suddenly today i hear the estonians, it’s significant that i reached the estonians a little later, but i got there. in a very interesting wording, apparently they didn’t let go of the hand

there are media reports that other european governments have been studying. parents has planned to send troops to crane for several weeks and that the united states supports the idea if that's true. are we looking at the birch here of another world war? yeah. so i mean, those said was, she'll even think about this idea of what, but i'm actually looking at the moment. it is just, i'm going to say that idea from an unpopular verse. i like to put these all nations and put the rest of the your in on the board of the, i mean, friday we already and when do most conditions. i've said i've been talking to send me the 2. and the other thing is the be, here's stupidity by metal, i'm going to continue on with the last few months. vmc. on the other hand, you have seen the, i do like to meet a lot of the, you know, a dash on. yep. i mean, you know, these and he said the engage any further explanation. we just, i mean, i mean there should be no escalation on the other hand, um, so just do standard by mac. that means that the need for the so your, you know, the danger at al

the question, a great ukraine must, will cause an awakening, but in old european capitals to speak, studies that have a base case. and we should say that put in was speaking 2 weeks before russia holds presidential elections. if you want to call them that much of his speech, to touch on domestic issues as well, ranging from tax and pensions to the health system. and he made no mention of his greatest challenger. alexei, nevada, me who is going to be buried on friday with a little to no opposition standing in his way pollution is expected to sweep to another election victory. or we can get more now from it. jade mclinn. she's an expert on russian politics and foreign policy with the department of worst studies at kings college london. and she joins me tonight from cuba. her latest book is memory makers, the politics of the past, and pretends russia. it examines how the kremlin uses miss and memory, and legitimizing repression at home and imperialism abroad. state. i'm so glad you could join us. i'd like to start off with fulton invoking the possibility of nuclear conflict. this is of course,