the european union�*s drug watchdog is in talks with the maker of a vaccine against deadly smallpox toivated to discuss this outbreak and possible countermeasures. countries in africa have experienced sporadic monkeypox outbreaks since the virus was first discovered in humans in 1970. in nigeria, the government has banned the sale of bushmeat as a precaution, they say, to stop the spread of monkeypox as experts say it�*s possible that it can be caught by eating infected meat. although this is not the most common transmission route. while the risk remains low, more cases of monkeypox are expected to be detected worldwide, and countries are being asked to increase surveillance. shelley phelps, bbc news. a little more on our breaking news, these are the latest pictures. you can see some carriages lying on their side. we understand that three people have been killed, we understand, and it is a major operation ongoing. location wise, it is near the southern german town of garmisch, which is near to munich. more news as we get it. life in a modern city presents many challenges. traffic, poll

in front of the prostitutes, they cannot give georgia the status of a member of the european union with stasanovsky 'st's also naturally important, but not to such an extent that this is the case. so we weren't given the status of a member of the european union. that 's exactly what he said. and i would say the strongest is the movement of the fact that georgia should change the government, yes, and the classes should come, sing the technical government at the level of the melitocratic selection, that is, the professionals should go, and of course, they should change the situation. you know, georgia was given only six months for the reforms and 12 polish calls were revealed, which is why georgia unfortunately, as they say, it's a strange year . after 6 months, the european union will again consider our question. well, georgia's question is now the situation. i would say that the situation is getting even worse . a rat in georgia, ah, even eh, unfortunately, eh, he was, as they say, how he says , to dissolve the so-called membrane of sharmyshel, when the representative himself, sharm el-sheikh, came to

according to polls commissioned by brussels, bulgarians are the most pro-russian people of the european union kipryatkov 's caprice married to a canadian citizen. blew one of those who was the leader after that, the party is such a people singer showman and politician slava trifonov write about this edition of politics slava trifonov abruptly brought his party out. and there are people in the fragile four-party ruling coalition trifonov says they have disagreements over the budget and accuses petkov of being too soft on allowing north macedonia to start eu accession talks. north macedonia has candidate status for the 2005 eu. here, of course, ukraine is involuntarily recalled by the government, which is pursuing the same goal with maniacal persistence, but the former part of yugoslavia northern is in the european family macedonia has not yet entered, at first it was against greece, now bulgaria is making concessions, but historically, the disagreements since the second world war are too strong. the bulgarian parliament now needs to approve a new government, but no one believes in success. and this means th

the rule was the only such sweeping mandate in the european union. the u. s. supreme court has ruled that americans have a constitutional right to carry fire arms in public. the court struck down a new york law requiring people to prove a specific need required to carry a concealed weapon outside their homes. the landmark ruling will prevent other states from enforcing similar restrictions, and it comes at a time of intense debate over gun rights in the country. americans have a constitutional right to carry firearms in public. this was the landmark ruling by the u. s. supreme court. it's 1st major decision on gun control in over a decade. the court took issue with how new york provided licenses to carry concealed firearms. applicants in new york had to prove a special need for self protection to carry a concealed gun outside of their homes. but the court has instead placed that burden of proof on the state. it rolled that because americans have a constitutional rights to carry guns and public states must justified denying a permit. while the decision invalid

zelenskyi made these promises on behalf of the country, promises to both the party and the european union, that 'sy everything is so important. this procedure is for our of european integration, because it's not the way they judge all of us. well, you personally. we reminded you once again that it's really important to our citizens. let's say three countries: the kingdom of norway, the kingdom of sweden the kingdom of denmark, they doubt whether they will support ukraine, well, there are doubts because actually, well, the eu has certain rules, it's the fight against corruption, it's not better than i can say, that's why friends of ukraine, i repeat, they're not doing it because they don't want ukrainian european integration , they're doing it because well, at least it seems to me that it is difficult, well, 1,000 optics in other countries . but for them, these issues are principled, because they are principled, because they traditionally support ukraine on this path, and they traditionally let's say they are strong in the fight against corruption at the international level and it is not clear to t

make it easierfor some goods to flow from great britain to northern ireland, but the european union says borisjohnson�*sernational law. barristers have gathered outside courts across england and wales, the charity commission has said it will review reports that prince charles personally accepted large cash donations for one of his charities from a former qatari prime minister. a newspaper claims the donations totalled more than two and a half million pounds overfour years from 2011 — with the first — of a million euros in notes, handed over in a suitcase. prince charles's representatives said "all correct processes were followed". (sing pres)this friday marks the 25th anniversary this friday marks the 25th anniversary of the handover of hong kong, from uk to chinese rule. china promised to protect democratic freedoms for 50 years, but new laws introduced in 2020, have effectively silenced all criticism in the territory. bbc panorama has spent the last year with young journalists and protesters as they live through the most turbulent period in hong kong's recent history, facing arrests and prison sentenc

make it easierfor some goods to flow from great britain to northern ireland, but the european union says borisjohnson�*s courts across england and wales, as they strike over pay and working conditions. the criminal bar association has rejected the offer of a 15% increase because it would only apply from 2023 and not to any of the 58,000 backlogged cases. further strikes are planned until the middle of next month. in every democracy you have to have a functioning justice system. it's the foundation — every society has to have it. if we are being treated the way we are, there is no one coming through. i've been in this job 25 years and thejuniorsjust aren't there any more. they're just not paid enough money. we've got to have it. the charity commission has said it will review reports that prince charles personally accepted large cash donations for one of his charities from a former qatari prime minister. a newspaper claims the donations totalled more than £2.5 million over four years from 2011, with the first of a million euros in notes handed over in a suitcase. prince charles�*s representatives said "al

he suppose, europe and anti russian, the sanctions, serbia, nato, serbia, in european union, serbia, and of s, y, serbia in april. because nato is not just me to tell you again, ladies, political organization to. if you say i want to approach in a go, it means i want this vest them, but and the european jani on is probably on this quote. oh oh, that is a local us a sense to me to meet you was you know, i li, possibly. yeah, yeah. not a problem. and i was there any, maybe my can this is she'll get is she has any, my colleague or a boy or a girl. this is a hook in the last presidential election to serbia. 160000, serbians voted for minute systemic kosky. she came 5th. but still consider it a victory of heat again. so be joining nato and sharpie. criticizes the government for it's done on sanctions from a sample nation. no, dear, thanks. yeah. your next the thought of a valley king now was up and in political kareema eda. yeah. so be on a financial chava, a model them in a couple be a manual if i break is sick and i don't know martha yet or some bullshit. believe him and not to penny austic said

so a strong signal there coming from the european union, at least her, the european union's biggest countries, sir, from an in the u. s. has announced another $1000000000.00, the military aid for ukraine. a nato allies are being encouraged to step up their support. how important is this aid for ukraine? it's extremely important, and it's the biggest as far as the know, the biggest a single assignment or by the u. s. on by any country since the start of a rush, an open war in late february. so our ukraine and saudi set aside a st every day and continued to say, we need more weapons. we need more heavy weapons because we are outgunned. and there is if he got 10, which, which is a striking. and it was mentioned by the canyon authorities in, in, on 2 occasions. first, a deputy defense minister said that the western countries delivered only 10 percent of the weapons promised so far. and irrational cheerily is 10 much stronger than ukrainian in the east. so am every single cannon. cannon are delivered by the west counts and it is very important that the unit in the united states is promising to deliver more fighting is taki

for more on this, let's speak with france 24's european union correspondent dave keening who is joining us from brussels. dave, so what happens now and how could the text change as it is being discussed by countries? >> well, ts is just about by the european parliament, which is half of the eu's legislature. and the upper half, the upper houses the council made up of from ministers from national governments. they tend to be more conservative than the european parliament. they are going to set their own position on this and i think that is unlikely to contain the same 2035 phase out date as set by the parliament. so let's say they set a date of 2040, then there are two versions of the legislation that need to be reconciled, just like happens with the u.s. senate and the house of representatives. they will end up with a compromise, maybe 2037. now this is not a strict ban on combustion engines, it is actually a phaseout or phase down of co2 emissions limits. so the idea is that by 2035, you would get to a 100% reduction in the amount of co2 that a car is allowed to admit. that effectively

chancellor. allah schultz is calling for the european union to begin talks on north macedonia and albania. joining the european union regional corporation is a key focus. s sholtes tours, balkan nations. the german leader says he detects new momentum for you to expense since the warrant ukraine began. cooking is a necessity and often a chore it must be said for most people. but in a small village in bangladesh, it has become an internet sensation. the villagers run the youtube channel around me b d. every week they upload videos showing how they cook for. so $1000.00 residents and their channel has become so popular that it benefits the whole village. much out of it in the group, holly cartoon is a cook in her small village and bangladesh. and now she's also an internet star. together with other women, she makes meals for the villages, approximately $1000.00 residents. they prepare huge portions and people around the world, watch them on youtube. i'm i, they tell it's great that so many people love our videos. we're proud that even though we're poor, we're reaching so many people in cooking for our village gives us a sense of great accomplishment. i'm a

time he hit the copenhagen democracy summit and made his case for ukrainian membership in the european union. 's year but he did but would not be vulnerable, stuck between publisher you buddy to border and the creditor nation. >> we most move this graze on the distant into the russian state, from actions to words and make ukraine part of the european family. in the coming weeks the european union can make a historic step which will prove the worth of the ukrainian people is not empty. >> the blood he artillery more in the east and south of ukraine continues. most significant is the battle for donetsk, the last of ukrainian control in the problems. in the province. regional governor says they are fighting for control of each building, each street. and advisor to zelenskyy told the bbc that ukraine is losing 100 to 200 soldiers every day in the fight had much the way the battle for control of mariupol left nothing behind but scorched-earth, president zelenskyy says it is now a dead city but if ukraine were to leave it and abandon it that would give russia control of an entire province for the firs

but obviously there are there possibilities as well, like the european union and the u. s. channeling some aid to the reconstruction of ukraine. and the idea of using frozen russian assets that but that seems like a tricky one. legally. yes, i can't speak to the legal aspects of using frozen russian assets for this purpose. but certainly from an ethical standpoint, i think the people in power who are waging this war should lose their personal assets over it. and those assets should just like in any civil suit, there should be due process. but i think just like make people in civil suits, paid damages or what they have done. we should hold those people responsible as leaders and is individuals for the destruction that they are contributing to. that sounds like a sort of medium to long term process. so doesn't it because this, this wall looks like it's going to continue for some months. then it has to finish one way or the other that it has to be resolved, who has one who has lost, and then presuming that russia loses, they have to then be dragged in front of some sort of in

european structures from your other side or from the european union countries that are associated with the european union, the f t r states. we have the o. s. c, e o we have as it does alice wisdom and look, you can um we have to take a closer look at all the structures against a backdrop that russia and belarus is, are withdrawing from these structures. more or less. i'm a movie that was liver over so and form what could be a forum of this kind just zen for loops that could be used almost in a way that it lot of serves the purpose and make sense. and i think this is this discussion we had with him to be given from i don't was in conferences and one of the ones and to see delegates and conference, but you are gathering that is i'm gathering and this counsel will gather with other heads of state in government from europe, who need to school to, to discuss with any of us politically, not just take conclusions, lined up conclusions, but discuss questions that affect us all. that united perspective to mccarty, them, because we have the democratic perspective that we follow the rule of law and that set us apart from russia. friends, i thank you

s. and the european union have criticized the trial saying they lack transparency. more than a 100000000 people have been warned to stay indoors if possible. as high temperatures hit the u. s. east coast. several cities are under excessive heat warnings with temperatures forecast to reach about 40 degrees celsius. officials say the heat wave will last until wednesday. many cities have announced plans to open cooling centers and the mayor of chicago has suggested that people can go to public libraries to cool off. thousands of fire fighters from california to new mexico are struggling against hot and dry weather to contain massive wildfires. large blazes are burning in new mexico and areas around los angeles and an unprecedented heat wave in india has suck the life out of an important crop. mangos avatar looks at the impact for farmers traders and buys. it's one of the most anticipated activities of the year harvesting mangoes that the chevy variety is native daughter, probation in northern india for summer dollars at jeanette hurry. these family has owned an orchard

instead of having a catastrophic impact in the european union and in the u. s. and globally. so there are a lot of predictions, a lot of promises being made. the weapons that are being provided at this time have a range of about 7, the kilometers. now it, those weapons, these systems, these multiple rocket launch system, you can shoot further if that's provided. but so far that hasn't been provided. i think there are threats being made to look, look strong, but we should know that it's the u. s. not ukraine. that decides in this war. and the just let me give an example. sure, of the war in yemen, where the saudi arabia has purchase billions and billions of dollars of us weapons . and yet not one saudi technician, military person can fire those weapons, seated next to them at all times, must be a u. s. military contractor. they decide what's launched in yemen, and at the same time, the u. s. will put out statements decrying the terrible civilian toll and so on. but they're the ones who decide what rockets are launched. and the same thing is really true in the ukraine. they can

s. supports it, in other words, on the european union and the imperialists act in their own interests. so they have no interest here or cultural social conditions and cyclical conditions may have changed. it could be for them to speed up now to isolate into and circle russia. they especially want to do this in order to separate ukraine from russia's patronage and expand nato's borders further. so that's in there is nothing else. leanne. mueller international law no longer exists. the european union no longer has any criteria. so they gave ukraine the status to receive it, so it doesn't make any sense any more. he made the whole labyrinth that is presented to the candidate countries. in the end, it turned into one decision for ukraine. but such concerns are being voiced, not only on candidates who are losing their patients, but even some a you found in countries like france. so this will i for india market in order to enter the european family as equals, ukraine must revise its history league, which had stopped glorifying nazi collaborators who killed tens of thousands of jews low to d

from some large states, uh, in the military sense, uh, and they're only from the european union, by the way, uh, that 'snt way, uh, what does that mean ? it will be i don't know of course it is the most important thing if it wasn't for this, it wouldn't be due to our sovereignty. well, because if today is one step back, then tomorrow it will be necessary to take a second and a third , fourth step back, but probably. i'm not including the fact that these states probably have some information. i know that what they have and what is in the mind of this uh-uh madness or these lunatics who threaten this disintegration and here is iskander there you know that yesterday there were uh new iskanders in belarus and so on and so on just about what they want to give you the opportunity to say on your own, er, decide if you allow it, you will say, we will observe the action regime, and russia will stop some kind of provocation against lithuania, they will tell you. well, you don’t see . there is a solution, so i don't want these speculations , what will the european woman say to her, what will she say? i don't think

today it demonstrates the european union, and on the one hand , unquestioningly fulfills the wishes of washington and sng to command someone there, the last rusafovsky, the call and the european union immediately appealed to all countries of the world so that they would not buy allegedly stolen ukrainian grain from russia, if they want to say guys. you look and vasily vakarov's analysis of our program, which is now in its entirety, analyzes a variety of media, including the ukrainian media, mind you. yes, as far as we have, well, as far as everything is possible in our studio. here is boris today in the colors of the ukrainian flag. and it's okay. that is, we calmly treat the combination of yellow and blue. although it may be said that the swedish flag was meant to be any other. or maybe just a beautiful combination of football. maybe just a reference to the fact that the swedes have broken up today, and we will just say boris decided to return sweden as well. well , as it is on the road, that is, finland too, that is, we love to cause heart attacks in our geopolitical neighbors, otherwise i won’t name

s. while the european union has also imposed sanctions in rti and stuff next broadcasting across the u. american lawyer and activists, done called the lake police. people just want access to different points of view. usually when you see attempts to sensor information, it does tend to backfire. people are curious when they learn, something's being centered, it just makes them want to tune in more. but it's not just because of that. it's also because people, i think, honestly, have seen the western propaganda around the war and ukraine as transparently false. i think they are looking for alternative voices and r t and spook, you know, provide those voices. and again, the u. s. wants to control the narrative. companies like you to facebook, twitter, you know, while they're independent, they are controlled by, you know, wealthy interests that are aligned with the us government. job title has accidentally revealed that sheet sheet q card prepared by his stuff during a meeting with wind industry executives of the white house, and it includes very specific details, actions. the checklist tell

s. want to weaken both russia and the european union, and now they are killing 2 birds with one stone. this war is only beneficial to washington says they're trying to weaken 2 powers that can create competition for them to war. so has the european commission speaks in favor of giving ukraine in candidate status? residents of other candidate countries say that they feel cheated and discouraged artes mer if notion takes a closer look at why. here and brussels look like honeymoon erase after ukraine was recommended for a u candidate status, but they're still seems to be a little rock, napa to spoil the barrel. yes, ukraine deserves european perspective. yes, ukraine should be. well come as a candidate country. good work has be done, has been done, but important work also remains to be done. yes, important work. enormous work. let's take a look at the official list of demands. adopt a plan for reforming the entire law enforcement factor and media, as well as anti money laundering legislation and national minorities legal framework, implement the anti olga floor. that's just a few of them.

s. supports anyone in other were in own for the european union in a material is actually of their own interest. so they have no interest to you or cultural rezo shall conditions in cyclical conditions may have jane predictor which could be for them to speed up. now, to isolate into an circle, russia, they especially want you to miss the order to separate ukraine from rushes, patronage, and expand nato. have orders further, so that's in, there's nothing else to lay out amongst them. eula, international law no longer exists. the european aluminum no longer try to re valley, so you frame the status or receive it. so it doesn't make any sense. and he, when he made the whole labyrinth that is presented to the candidate countries, in the end, it turned into one decision for ukraine. but such concerns have been voiced, not only among candidates who are losing their patients, but even some e. u found in countries like france is roy the market in order to enter the european family as equals out, ukraine must revised history. legal. we should start glorifying nazi collaborators who killed tens

, er, the russian side uses european sanctions that are not accepted by any er , individual party, or let's say several countries, it 's er, the decision of the european unionrussian propagandists have woken up and started to provoke what do you see , how lithuania behaves and blocks eh, how would kaliningrad eh or transit from kaligrad and to kaliningrad eh there are no sanctions eh they came into force and some categories of goods it cannot be transported through the territory of the european union, now it is black metal and steel that can be distributed on certain construction materials, but this is the decision of the european union to intimidate the russian authorities, we hear it should be possible to say that provocative or hybrid effects can be carried out. cybernetic influence can be carried out. this means that the situation will worsen and so on. and no one blocks it or has it the intention to block eh doesn't like it transports by land and transports by sea here's a way out that can be found in technical logistics, but of course eh, this is all eh inflated for political purposes, we understand this, the main thing is to give a reason eh once aga

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what would you recommend in that the european union, the united states, didn't ukraine in the u. s. a particular is sending lots of weapons sophisticated weapons now to ukraine. would you suggest that the void a nuclear accident or escalation? yes, it would be to make every effort endurance as quickly as it fit all sides will be prudent enough not to provoke the other into a nuclear war. but that means keeping the war going forever at great destruction you and have conason for 10 years with very destructive ukraine. that's the best case for continuing the war. but if tempted to breathe at stealing by doing something that will age closer to provoking the other to escalate and it still further. for example, the russians can hit or even do it accidentally somehow. we might think they do it . we respond to that, they respond to it and saying that although this is clear as our aggression against iraq, which germany was watching this, i think to stay out of as i recall. but it's as aggressive of ending this by negotiation. how can you negotiate with an aggressor? the answer is, this war h

s. supports it the european union and the imperialists act in their own interests. so they have no interest here, or cultural social conditions and cyclical conditions may have changed, could be for them to speed up now to isolate and to encircle russia. they especially want to do this in order to separate ukraine from russia's patronage and expand nato's borders. further, so that's it. there's nothing else. leanne. mueller. international law no longer exists. so yeah, if your opinion no longer has any criteria they gave you, crane the saddest to receive it. so it doesn't make any sense any more for you may, but such concerns are being voiced, not only on candidates who are losing their patients, but even some e. u found in countries like france in order to enter the european family as equals, you crime must revise its history, which has stopped glorifying nazi collaborators who killed tens of thousands of jews despite the being of bobby yar memorial in care of the street leading. there is named after stepan barbera, a man hero, worshipped in ukraine schools, who hi

s. japan and the european union report so that there was some pretty serious lobbying efforts behind that because the director of strategy of, of the oil and gas industry, quite frankly. and again, the science doesn't support it, it's pure marketing, and it's marketing. the goal it's, it's be frank as to, is to keep selling fossil fuels to the world while pretending it's, it's going to get better. we wanted to hear what the oil and gas industry had to say about this. so we put these criticisms to the hydrogen council and industry group which counts fossil fuel giants like b, p shell and saudi aramco among its steering members. unfortunately, they said that didn't find the time to respond. thank you. hi, jan. is a mistake. cost us a lot in the future. this is chris jackson who founded protean, u k. company that focuses on green hydrogen. but i do believe that waivers, all that is by arguing about it, i think it's about building better projects and better technologies. and that's what we want to do. remind you to make green hydrogen. you simply use renewable energy from sources like wi

s. mustering, moving now because europe there, european union has been doing anything can to try to ukraine inside. i think it's seeing today that it's losing ukraine with that there's a possibility that it may be using losing ukraine. and it's doing if you can, to try to push the ukraine into your opinion in some way or another thinking that may be ultimately, this may put pressure on russia to, to stop, to stop the ongoing military activity. because maybe a few crane were in the european union, this would, this, would this stop russia which, which is absolutely wrong. and if we look at the details, if we look at the ukraine today and the conditions entering the unit, we see that you crank a fish. practically none of the conditions said to the european union fundamental criteria set out by the european council itself to for any european member to enter the european union are not met by ukraine today. so having the head of the council saying, you crank and enter the european union, i'll bite that ukraine does not follow the criteria of copenhagen is really, it is a joke. u. s. has imposed s

european union single market. what they european union have done has been grossly unfair, and very damaging to northern ireland. the grace period st for those, we would be feeling real pressure as a consequence of european actions. i don't understand why the european union is so against the peace process in northern ireland. francine: minister. mr. poots: we should be working, not constantly dealing with this issue. francine: i think there was an understanding the protocol was signed. we will reserve judgment when the dup goes back to power-sharing in stormont. is the legislation enough? mr. poots: the legislation deals with many of the issues. we need to see the color of the money in terms of getting the legislation through. the second stage of the reading of the legislation is critically important. we understand that there may be issues. parliament has overruled the house of lords. just on the second stage, we will see what is going on and take for the at that point. tom: we have had discussions with manufacturers i am northern ireland. they suggest they support the protocol. there are farmers that supported as well with some c

to join the european union as soon as possible, brussels as promising a quick decision on whether to award ukraine candidate status. the 1st step and a long and complicated process. d, w. 's max xanda has more new cream may be on its way into the european union, and some leaders have promised it will take longer. it will be not as usual and much of years to form this opinion. but i think a matter of weeks if we work closely together, so for you do have one other religious online. but despite the public show of solidarity that you commission president displayed here on her 1st visit to ukraine, there are a few legal challenges ahead o can the deceased, the 1st step countries have to fulfill the so called copenhagen criteria, which includes having a stable democratic government that applies the rule of law. oh, the 2nd stage, our accession toss, which marks the beginning of practical preparations for e u membership. so a country would usually need to undergo reform process, which includes its judiciary, the administration, its economy, and political structures. the rules add up to $35.00 chapters in total with long lists of conditions. countries are vetted accordingly by th

should become full members of the european union, and we agree that our states are not competitors on this european path, but only complement and strengthen each other 's possibilities. declarations of support for granting ukraine the status of a candidate for membership in the european union on the same topic other world leaders, in particular, the president of france, naal macron, who was visiting romania, said that the european union should send a clear signal of political will to the ukrainian people, the president of romania, in particular klaus iouganis, after the meeting with macron, also clearly stated that in ukraine it is necessary to grant candidate status as soon as possible, if necessary, to send an appropriate signal in i would like to remind the russian side that on june 17, i.e. already this friday, the european commission will announce a decision on the applications of ukraine, moldova and georgia for the status of candidate states for accession to the european union, contact us valentina glydykh e-e political analyst of words and deeds e we welcome you . good night. good evening. actually, let's talk about the expectations of our coun

s. u. k and european union make it impossible to run hotels in the russian market. the company has been operating there for 25 years. the 1000 companies have announced that ending or stating back the operations in russia. north korea has fired at least 8, a short range ballistic missiles, office, eastern coast, japanese media, se the missiles appears and landed outside is exclusively comic said it's come young's 18th march this year came a day off, the south korea and the united states held a joint naval exercise and international waters of the japanese island of okay, now is it true? officials said the 3 they drill aimed to boast of the allowances read in this form . they described as north korean publications. several people have been detained in hong kong, off authorities band, public commemorations of $989.00 gentlemen square massacre for 30 year running rights groups faded attentions are an insult to the memory of the victims. lexi o'brien, the poles. hong kong is usually bustling victoria park behind barricades and police . for years it's been the scene of can

after all, is it written in the conditions that were signed that guaranteed ukraine 's candidacy for the european unionould, in addition to the judicial reform, there are other reforms such as appointing the head of the sap or not? mind, because the speech i listened to on television, she clearly said that these conditions exist, they were written down in the decision of the european commission, but she said that this does not mean that the status of a candidate will be taken away from us. if we comply with these requirements, it will simply mean that the negotiations about the introduction if we do not fulfill them and they will simply not start and that's all. that is, she did not say that these conditions do not exist. well, here i will agree with you that it is not the appointment of the head of sap - it is blatant. thank god that it is not worked on the arguments against granting ukraine, i simply, with great respect for you, i will tear you off, because we have a connection with a soldier of the trench from luhansk region so that he does not break off . i thank you very much. you said thank you f

s. u. k. in european union, make it impossible to continue to run hotels in the russian market. companies been operating there for 25 years. nearly a 1000 companies announced they are curtailing their operations in russia. and many has completely left the country. south korea's military says north korea has flawed, at least 8 short range, ballistic missiles of its eastern coast missiles appeared to be lambert outside japan's exclusive economic zone. it's young young's 18th launch this year. japan's by minister says the launches cannot be tolerated. when it came a day off to south korea and the united states held a joint naval exercise and international waters of the japanese island of okinawa, military official said the 3 day drill aim to bolster their alliance. his readiness for what they called north korean provocations and his, his judges will go on strike for a week. after present chi side dismissed, $57.00 of them is accusing the judges of corruption. but opponent say this is only the latest step and his bid to consolidate one man rule site has already sucked the government and suspended

s. u. k. in european union, make it impossible to continue to run hotels and the russian market. companies been operating there for 25 years. maybe a 1000 companies have announced their current telling their operations in russia, and many have completely left. the country. south korea's military says north korea has fought at least 8 short range ballistic missiles up its eastern coast. the missiles appear to have landed outside japan's exclusive economic zone. is young young's 18th launch this year depends by minister says the launchers cannot be tolerated when it came a day off to south korea and the united states held joint naval exercises and international waters of the japanese island of okinawa, military officials said the 3 day drill aim to bolster their alliance is readiness . what they called north korean provocations. soon as he has judges will go on strike for a week after president chi side dismissed 57 of them. he's accusingly judges of corruption, but opponent say, this is only the latest step in his bid to consolidate. one man rule demonstrate to accuse him of staging. a qu latch

not easy to succeed, it is clear that in ukraine as soon as possible, the european union needs to adopt these sanctions, but let 'sus minus -e according to the terms, we will receive the same period of time that we were waiting for the sixth package of sanctions because , eh, gradually more and more european leaders will stop hiding their loyalty to the russian federation, eh, there are various states in hungary, france, partial germany, sometimes italy that is to say, there is already this entire pool that has started to publicly say that you can't be aggressive with russia, you can't put them in their place and so on, so the situation here is very simple ukraine in the face of the president in the face literally yesterday there was also information from mr. the strengthening of tough sanctions against the russian federation, i.e. ukraine is doing its job, they are promoting this topic, expanding precisely the areas in which sanctions need to be imposed so that the economic effect of the pressure is even greater for the russian federation, and the second part of the work the ukrainian side will consist in convinc

�*never closer to the european union than we are now�*, president zelensky�*s pledge that ukraine was to put in the work to become a full eu member. the us capitol investigation hears that rioters demanded former vice—president mike pence be dragged out of the building. keeping cool in school, the heatwave continues to provide record temperatures across europe. and france prepares to decide if president macron should control parliament, as he begins his second term as leader. hello and welcome. ukraine's application to join the european union looks set to take a step forward today. senior eu officials will give their recommendation on whether to grant the country what's known as "candidate status". but it's a long and complicated process to actually become a member. in his nightly address, president zelensky said ukraine has never been closer to the european union than it is now. here's azadeh moshiri. ukraine's president called it a truly historic day, describing a visit to kyiv by some of europe's most powerful leaders. from france, germany and italy, three of the eurozone�*s larges

s. pledges powerful rocket system's prompting a warning from moscow. also coming up denmark closest military ranks with all the d u nations. in a referendum, danish voters overwhelmingly agreed to join the european union's common defense policy. after decades of opting out and a major legal victory for the actor, johnny depp, a u. s. jerry sides of the hollywood superstar concluding his ex wife. i've heard defamed him in a 2018 opinion article. ah and told me your logic well, it's good to have you with us. western governments are increasing their pledges of military aid to help ukraine fend off a russian assault in the countries east. president joe biden says the us will provide precision rocket systems while germany has promised modern anti aircraft missiles, russian foreign minister. so gay lab rove has responded by saying that the delivery of advanced weapons risks bringing what he called a 3rd country into the conflict. these at the advanced rocket systems, the u. s. will be sending to ukraine long requested by president, followed me zalinski keith harps these type of weaponry. we'll give it the upper hand. these medium range missiles could strike into russian territory. but ukraine has a grade not

let's understand the european union's position further. >> before we heard from the e e.u.'sotiator and it was a double-pronged meant and marray first of all wanted to remind everybody that the northern ireland protocol as it stands was the result of years of painstaking work, an attempt to safe guard peace and stability on the island of ireland after brexit, no small thing, while safe guarding northern ireland's role inside the united king don -- kingdom and safe guarding the european single market. no small feat at all. he said this was the best compromised solution and no room for unilateral action. he also pointed out that the u.k. is flexible and open to trying to find creative solutions fro practical solutions from the protocool to the people in northern ireland. for example, that burdensome customs paperwork, it's not just a lot but lots of work. >> thank you. the government's first slight -- flight taking asylum seekers to you wanda -- are wanda can go ahead. what it may mean to u.k. immigratn. >> there was a bomb in the city center a cold word known to be one used by

the government to resign or to implement the 12 points listed by the european union for georgia's application to be reassess. the u. s. senate has passed bipartisan legislation on gun safety, although it's described as modest. this is the 1st significant gun control legislation. to pass in 3 decades, it must now go to the house of representatives for approval before becoming walter for the united nations as that israeli security forces fired the bullets that killed al jazeera journalists. serene of luckily you and human rights office said the palestinian american was not killed by indiscriminate, fiery from palestinians about ugly di covering in israeli army operation in the northern westbank. last month. morocco says that 5 migrants died in an attempted mass crossing from its territory into the north african spanish enclave of moleed, around 2000 miles, trying to reach the border. leon is a popular crossing point for migrants from sub saharan africa who were trying to reach your police in ecuador capital quito, fired to tear gas at protesters as they tried to enter the congress building. it's the latest escalation i