more about the situation there, but now on to another topic, the british publication financial timeshas increased arms supplies to western countries, which can then resell these weapons to ukraine. the west has long been trying to put pressure on serbian president aleksandar vucic to be less supportive of russia. the newspaper's sources say that he has been working closely with vucic since the twenty-second year. the us ambassador to serbia, christopher hill, was personally involved. but i will add that perhaps this entire article is a continuation of this policy aimed at complicating relations between belgrade and moscow, because as... the financial times itself admits, there is no real evidence that serbian weapons actually fall into the hands of the ukrainian military . and in germany, hundreds of people came out to an anti-war rally; the demonstrators had two demands: to close the american airbase ramstein air force, nato's largest in europe, and also begin peace negotiations with russia. maybe there is also, yes, additional information, how many bandits are there, the informatio

in an article published by the british newspaper financial times, it is said that, in particular, since the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia , electricity generation in ukraine has fallen from... the article also stated that due to russian shelling until winter residents of ukraine are likely to spend most of the day without electricity. and one unnamed ukrainian official in a comment to the financial times literally said: we must prepare for life in the cold and darkness. the newspaper also reminded of the doubling of the tariff for electricity in ukraine from june 1, i.e. an increase of 100%. but the ministry of energy of ukraine. called this publication part of an informational and psychological operation and promotion of the enemy's narrative. the ministry of energy says that the tariff actually increased by 63%, and there is a big difference between 60 and 100%. also the department assured that it is restoring the energy infrastructure destroyed by russian strikes. ukrainians are an indomitable people who know how to unite and overcome difficulties. energy workers are

volodymyr, and this is a very resonant article from the financial times about the prospects of energywar, and the ice age, the upcoming heating season, we see that and our companies reacted to this article with an official statement, where it is wrong, where it is. manipulation, you, you also read this official response to the financial times article from our side, from our side, whether or not this answer is true, well, not only did i read, but i also talked with the correspondent who wrote this article, financial times, he also contacted me, he paid attention to my post on facebook, so , i certainly gave him comments, but again not as detailed as i wanted, because then there was a period when there was neither the internet nor electricity, and therefore it was not possible to give a detailed comment, but the main main idea from my post correspondent financial times understood, and it was partially reflected in this article, eh, well, really, what there is no, what the ministry of energy is not satisfied with, that it seems to be written there that there will be some kind of collapse

the british edition of the financial times claims that serbia has increased arms supplies to westernthen resell these weapons to ukraine. the west has long been trying to put pressure on serbian president aleksandar vucic to be less supportive of russia. the newspaper's sources say that since 1922 , the us ambassador to serbia, christopher hill, has been personally involved in close work with vucic. i will add that perhaps this entire article is a continuation of this policy aimed at complicating relations between belgrade and moscow, because, as the financial times itself admits, there is no real evidence that serbian weapons actually fall into the hands of the ukrainian military. hungarian prime minister viktor orban on... ending the conflict in ukraine is one of the most important points his country's presidency of the council of the eu, which begins on july 1. in an interview with the german media group funki, orban said that the hungarian authorities want to increase the competitiveness of the european economy, achieve an end to the conflict in ukraine and reduce the scale of mi

let us note one more idea that runs like a red thread through the financial times article.pinion, will save ukrainian energy? do you think supply of components, construction of power units? no, airplanes and air defense, supposedly kiev should be given more weapons? and then the country will shine. in this way they also beg for military service. help, uh, in particular air defense, they say that look, our entire electric power industry has been destroyed, nuclear power plants are left, that supposedly russia has them too will bomb, so give us an air defense system there and other weapons. advice to ukraine, let's just fight, is still the most relevant in the opinion of the british. and now our traditional section: space weather forecast, which we compile together with our colleagues. from the institute of space research ras. this week a real detective story unfolded around the sun. the focus is still on the same active region that created a geomagnetic storm on the earth in mid-may. last week she came back from the other side stars, while retaining huge reserves of energy,

what you know about how western partners perceived kubrakov's resignation, is it true what the financial timestes that supposedly in the west they are terribly dissatisfied? well, in fact, unfortunately, this is true, because the western partners support our reconstruction, our survival. our defense with tens of billions of dollars, and they obviously expect transparency, accountability, and also predictability from the ukrainian authorities, when effective members of the team, those who show results, those who really fight corruption, overcome it, and actually are working to significantly strengthen our defense capabilities, are changing without adequate explanations and it is not clear what the reasons are, and even just a few weeks before the most important reconstruction conference, but it all looks really ugly and very frivolous on the part of the ukrainian government, well , in fact, look at how kubrakov was fired there , or he fired in a couple of weeks, but a day’s rent is paid in a day, so in fact he fired, but he should probably have been present at this reconstruction conferences. a

let us note one more idea that runs like a red thread through the financial times article.n their opinion, will save the ukrainian energy industry. there is no supply of components for the construction of power units for airplanes and air defense, they say kiev needs to pour more weapons, then the country will shine. in this way they also beg for military assistance, in particular air defense, saying that look, they destroyed our the entire electric power industry, there are nuclear power plants left, supposedly russia will bomb them too, so give us an air defense system there and other weapons. the advice to ukraine, let's just fight, is still the most relevant. colleagues from the ras space research institute. this week a real detective story unfolded around the sun. the focus is still on the same active region that created a geomagnetic storm on the earth in mid-may. last week she returned from the far side of the star, while maintaining huge energy reserves, which happens extremely rarely. barely peeking out from behind the edge of the solar disk, irrepressible. the cen

the states and... the west as a whole are losing confidence in zelensky's team, the british financial timesout this. as noted, the tension was provoked by personnel changes in kiev, which the so-called partner does not understand. the resignation of the head of the ukrainian agency for infrastructure restoration, mustafa nayem, was preceded by deputy prime minister alexander kubrakov and the commander-in-chief of the armed forces of ukraine zaluzhny. according to journalists, these are signs of a weak and unpredictable management system. another british publication, the times , considers the dismissal of kubrakov and zaluzhny. diplomatic sources complained that he completely controlled access to the president. there is growing concern that zelensky increasingly relies on flattering voices within the country. and this fear becomes even more acute as the number of officials with direct access to the president is declining, and yarmak’s team is growing. times journalists note that the situation with zelensky’s dependence on ermak is especially dangerous now that his term of office has expired.

the british edition of the financial times claims that serbia has increased arms supplies to westernese weapons to ukraine. the west has long been trying to put pressure on serbian president aleksandar vusic to be less supportive of russia. the newspaper's sources say that work has been busy since '22. the proceedings were personally handled by the us ambassador to serbia, christopher hill. i'll probably add this entire article is a continuation of this policy aimed at complicating relations between belgrade and moscow, because, as the financial times itself admits, there is no real evidence that serbian weapons actually fall into the hands of the ukrainian military. in germany, hundreds of people attended an anti-war rally. the demonstrators have two demands: close it. afghanistan, iraq and syria. we were reminded of the war in ukraine, the illegal bombing of yugoslavia, as well as the war in which we are talking about two synagogues, the synagogue of the verbent synagogue, historically the community derbent were quite strong, and especially strong in derbent. the synagogue in derbe

alexandra europe has increased gas purchases from russia, the financial times reports. what share do we now occupy in the european market? tatyana, in may it was 15%. now i’ll tell you more. for the first time in almost 2 years, russia has overtaken the united states in gas supplies to europe. as the financial times writes with reference to the consulting company icis, the state. came out ahead in this indicator in september 22, but last month our share exceeded the american one by a percentage; we took 15% of the total volume of gas supplies to the european union, great britain, switzerland, serbia, north macedonia, as well as bosnia and herzegovina. it is surprising to see how the share of russian gas in the european market increases after everything we 've been through after all the efforts to reduce risk in the energy supply. according to the newspaper, the picture changed due to a malfunction in one of the large lng export enterprises in texas. it also said that russia has increased pumping through turkey ahead of scheduled maintenance in june. from july 1 , it will

in addition, the ministry of energy accused the financial times of providing false information about.ectricity tariffs, they say, they have not doubled, as stated in the material, but only on 63%. it is interesting that despite the fact that the financial times article in the ministry of energy causes a manipulative reaction, they say that it is a manipulative article, they themselves recognize the difficult situation in energy, the minister of energy herman galushchenko says that due to constant attacks it is difficult to predict what their consequences will be at the beginning of winter. until then, it is important to increase the capacity of distribution generation, the objects of which are a much... more difficult target for the enemy, - explains the minister. i also noted that after the latest attacks by russian troops on energy infrastructure in ukraine , mass blackouts began again. just this week, due to shortages in the energy system, ukrenergo daily sets consumption limits for all regions and even introduces emergency power outages. according to ukrenergo, from march 22 to ju

shoots videos there about how civilians are captured, you can even recall the famous article financial timespublished an article that ukrainians are sitting in the cold, without heating, and even the kiev regime accused the financial times of working directly in moscow, that it is spreading russian propaganda, true, serious doubts arise about the effectiveness of blatant lies, not least because it is clearly refuted by the ukrainian henchmen themselves, he runs away, shot him in the head, will not run away again, and it would be nice if this fiery monologue was an exception to the rule, but no, there is already a whole trend taking place, including the president, they have significantly tightened border security, and we know that they are even placing mines in some areas, although it is hard to believe, and they are shooting to kill, and before that those dozens of corpses in question, who allegedly drowned, well, based on these reports of shooting, most likely did not drown themselves, and of course, the danger... the danger grows crossing this very yew tree, but still, of course, in advanc

philippines opposite her. secretly strengthened so as not to fall apart, the financial times writes aboutnd the chinese coast guard presented their footage, so the filipinos dropped nassier madre from the air provisions, possibly weapons. the philippine military then sent it to the chinese, and so, under the guise of fishermen, the military sailed to krifu zhenya and the nainsha archipelago. since may, filipino fishermen have been organized to remain permanently in the disputed areas. all this is funded by the philippine government. but these fishermen are not real, they are disguised, paramilitary units. beijing is confident that monila is acting with the approval of washington, which has already deployed nine military bases in the philippines, two of which are on the disputed nansha islands, three in close proximity to taiwan, which is from the philippine island of luzon, where the americans have already installed their medium-range missile systems the range is only 200 miles, the aggravation in the south china sea, the same financial times write, the united states immediately uses it a

as the financial times writes with reference for consulting. the lead in this indicator in september 2022, but last month our share exceeded the american one by a percentage, we took 15% of the total volume of gas supplies to the european union, great britain, switzerland, serbia, north macedonia, as well as bosnia and herzegovina . it's amazing to see the share of russian gas on the european market increasing after everything we've been through, after all the efforts to reduce it. according to the newspaper, the picture changed due to a malfunction in one of the large lng export facilities in texas. it also said that russia has increased pumping through turkey ahead of scheduled maintenance in june. from july 1 , it will be possible to import foreign tobacco products into russia only with excise stamps. according to the government decree, this measure also applies to countries’ products. importers will be able to obtain the necessary markings from the customs authorities at the place of their state registration. at the beginning of june , rest

the ministry of energy of ukraine accused the financial times of working in the interests of russia.e are talking about an article where, with reference to local officials, it is said that ukrainians need to prepare for life in the cold and darkness. by winter, residents will be without electricity for most of the day. veda. claims that the material of the british edition allegedly has signs of an information and psychological operation and is aimed at spreading fear and panic among the population. at the same time , the ukrenergo company officially reports that due to a lack of electricity, emergency shutdowns were applied in 12 regions of the country the night before, and the situation will only get worse. kiev continues chaotic mobilization to make up for losses in the armed forces of ukraine and demonstrate. four continues today in the program of the meeting of the eurasian digital forum and the belarusian ict summit, as well as dozens round tables and seminars. three hundred companies are demonstrating their new products , focusing on practical digital solutions for different ar

from the financial times. . , ., independence. from the financial times. ., , , times.imes. can you please clarify the l snp's position regarding north sea snp�*s position regarding north sea oil and gas? snp�*s position regarding north sea oiland gas? do snp�*s position regarding north sea oil and gas? do you think that there should be new, fresh exploration, or is that actually inconsistent with your long term net zero goals? i think what we've got to do is we've think what we�*ve got to do is we�*ve got to take an approach that ensures that we work with the oil and gas sector on ourjourney towards net zero. that we consider the implications of any long—term fossil fuel on our future activities. i recognise the north sea oil and gas sector has to be fiscally stable for two reasons. one is to support itself in the current context, but also to deliver the transition to net zero where we need the oil and gas sector to be part of that process of transition. so the scottish national party wants to work closely with the oil and gas sector to ensure that we take an approach

the financial times also writes about the difficult situation in the ukrainian energy sector, they write about the fact that the russian federation disabled or captured more than half of the power plants, which caused the largest power outage of the first full-scale war, quoting the british publication: we must prepare for... in the cold and darkness, said the publication's source in response to what such destruction predicts for ukraine in the coming months. at the same time , the ministry of energy replied that the article in ft has signs disinformation and ipso in the interests of russia. the article uses references to anonymous sources in the ukrainian government, this calls into question the reliability of the information provided, because it is not confirmed by official sources. for example, an unnamed representative of the ukrainian authorities claims in the article that we should prepare for life in... cold and darkness , such a statement is aimed at spreading fear and panic among the population, where, mr. ivan, is this the limit, when they are telling the truth that we waiting

distributed this article about the resignation of mustafa nayem, and this article appeared in the financial times, which means that the question still serious, and you wrote such an introduction to this article, which was circulated that you categorically disagree with the title of this article, saying that mustafa's resignation is a blow to zelensky, in fact. i know, you write, that zelenskyi personally participated in cleaning his team of objectionable ermaks characters, so rather it is zelenskyi who strikes, why the strike, everything is simple here, read the article, it is for those people who have not read it yet, and then you continue, i’m sorry, but i said a long time ago that volodymyr zelenskyi is the bearer of natural anti-americanism, inherent the deep people, well, he doesn't love, he practiced all his life, he did business with ukrainian and russian oligarchs, where did he get the western discourse, huh? in fact, why do you think that this is not a blow to zelenskyi, this is a dismissal, and it was he, he was the initiator of this? well, first of all anyway, i know directly from my g

financial times, biden's performance at the debate caused panic in... us channel one.ions of russia and belarus - this is the framework of the union state. it makes our countries stronger. this was discussed in vitebsk at a meeting between speaker of the federation council valentin matvienko and her belarusian colleague natalya kachanova with the heads of the regions of the two countries. let me remind you that our delegation came to participate in the large-scale forum of regions for the eleventh time in a row. cooperation is developing extremely actively. trade turnover between states is growing at an unprecedented pace. already more than 90% calculation. igor krasnov stated the need respond to such requests promptly. the prosecutor general also criticized the work of khabarovsk officials who did not solve the problem of defrauded shareholders and ordered measures to be taken to protect the affected people. a holiday full of joy and hope, graduation starts today in russia. the exams are over, a little more, and young people will step into adulthood, special words to

rashists have beaten, but i would add something else here, there is no need to talk about the financial times, because that is a bit stupid, but we must understand that the rashists can continue to beat, and we need to do something about it , it is necessary to protect the energy sector before winter, well, as far as we understand, as far as we understand, winter can be critically difficult, so it applies to the whole of ukraine, i don’t know, in big cities the problem can be be strengthened? in fact, the situation may be different, indeed in large cities, where there are centralized systems, if they are limited or disconnected from the electricity supply, this means the absence of water supply, heat supply, it is an evacuation, and if we say that we can potentially have such a situation, but the energy workers will do everything possible, but if they are determined to attack the objects of electric power transmission and transportation, this means that our system can work in several island modes, and then it can happen that this the imports that come to us from europe, from our partners and

biden. >> so what happens now, joining me are financial time series. edouard loose and they from who once was speechwriter for president george w bush david you raised the issue of bushes weak performance reagan's weak performance, and obama's weak performance in their first debate. but isn't this different in that what people are worried about here is that this confirms something they all suspected the president biden is indeed very frail, and that when placed in a situation 90 minutes without a teleprompter he he was at various points and coherent and that is not a bad night. that is pretentious about a bad four years going forward well, it is a different thing. >> he is older, of course. but it also is a reminder of how we'd like to focus on the wrong question. i'm looking if biden last slide had debated this week, had debated nikki haley, you would say just what you said and you say, you know, it's an morning of a bad four years. so even if i don't love nikki haley policies made and you could do the job a little bit better and that offsets but what

the financial times provides details.ct is that badges with the royal coat of arms are placed on the caps. after it changed in connection with the accession of charles ii to the throne, the army ordered a new one from a contractor whose factories are also located in china. and then the military expressed concern that the badges might contain built-in tracking device or gps transmitters. now their deliveries are delayed due to additional checks. european leaders. they are simply getting smaller, some have already reached the level of mice, this and not only was discussed at the next editors’ club, when the bellicose statement of the eec turned into zilch, and european integration failed in the elections, one thing is obvious: such politicians have no future, but perhaps this is what the elite wanted european union. a very complex bureaucratic system has been created there, the mechanism, the task of this bureaucratic system, how much did american senators estimate ukraine's resources, why did pashinyan shoot himself? find

, half of the twenty-fourth year has passed, the financial times reports that according to the plan ofn, i don’t know who their thinker or subject is. trump supposedly has a plan that after his victory he will bring both kiev and moscow to the negotiating table, a scheme will be proposed, or you come to an agreement, or regarding part of ukraine we... will stop helping you, but how he will threaten putin and with what is also unknown, putin has a clear plan, i’ll say it again, we presented it’s official, and many people are also talking about the fact that the enemy’s donetsk direction will crumble, there is a settlement there, toretsk, we are really in close proximity, moreover, an evacuation of the population has been announced, and in this regard, the dismissal of a high-ranking general in ukraine has simplified the dismissal. commanders only need complaints on social networks, zelensky actually fired the commander of the joint forces in the ssu sodol, writes the financial times, a few hours before this , azov’s chief of staff bogdan koratevich complained about him, in on the intern

accordant to reporting from the financial times, the stock railing over in tokyo on the back of thatll get were details on that in the hours ahead. european parliament actions are getting more tomorrow. we will have a look on the war in ukraine and how the threat of russia is playing a part in the boat, that is next. this is bloomberg. >> president joe biden is planning to meetings with ukraine's little ms. less he in the coming weeks. the u.s. leader is seeking to telegraph solidarity with kyiv in the war against russia. the president will meet zelensky this week in france on the sideline to the 80th anniversary of d-day in more cash in normandy. a second meeting is planned for the following week at the g7 summit in italy. voting getting underway tomorrow in the elections to the european parliament and the continent ceased with the threat of russia was at hand, security has played a central role in the campaign, including of course in poland. to bijan's biggest economy. how central able is the security question playing in this election? particularly for eastern european countries ac

. >> and the democratic party i'll get the global reaction from the financial times is edouard louisn israeli prime minister netanyahu said last week that the intense phase of the war will soon in but key questions remain. what comes after what about science? signs of a new war with hezbollah in the north i'll ask israel's former prime minister ehud olmert and i've talked a rabbi, sharon browse about american jews sentiments towards israel, and a growing generational divide later in the show. i bring you my take a case for optimism despite all the worries people have these days. but first to the fallout from thursday's presidential debate it was a moment for president biden, the calm concerns about his age and to present former president donald from a dangerous and divisive figure instead, the nation saw a sitting president with a week with a weak voice, often stumbling through answers sometimes incoherent. so rather than revived biden's reelection campaign, his performance has prompted panic among many democrats. and calls for him to drop out of the race. i want to bring in today's

according to the financial times, each loan will be used for specific purposes, be it military, economicthe summit. struggling six lame ducks led by premier meloni, concluding that the meeting of leaders in italy is more like a meeting of dreamers and losers. what happens if european leaders fail to reach consensus on further aid packages? i think the question should be how long will unity last in the united states with european leaders, and how will this election affect that unity? it seems to me that we should look at it this way. that is, try to maintain unity, preserve the integrity of the democratic world, if ukraine will not defend democracy, and many european countries will not be able to withstand it either. in europe, everyone is wondering what the future of these agreements is, since biden's defeat in the november election could cancel all the guarantees signed this year. that's why the administration worked so hard to come up with this project, to work it out so that... to give some solidity, if donald trump wins, he will want to redo everything, he will have more opportunitie

according to the financial times, the complaint was apparently raised by adidas employees in china, whocusing unnamed staff of embezzling millions of dollars. the allegations were outed in chinese social media earlier this month. adidas told the ft that it was committed to complying with regulations and ethical standards in all of its markets. more from china. we'll get a pulse check on china with the release of retail sales, unemployment and industrial production figures for may. retail sales, also a gauge for household spending, have failed to pick up this year as china struggles to spur domestic demand. it's also a big week for global central banks. on tuesday, we'll hear from the reserve bank of australia which is widely expected to keep its cost of borrowing rate steady, as inflation remains elevated. we will turn to the bank of england which is up next on thursday. i spoke with katrina ell of moody's analytics who laid out her expectations for the busy week ahead. our expectations for the may data is that we will continue to see household spending lag behind the manufacturing and

latvian president edgar serinkevich said this in an interview with the financial times newspaper. d be able to discuss all kinds of responses, he said. appropriate tools, but at the same time he added that unfortunately not all of these tools will be able to be used. besides, mr. president stated that one of options for countering russian sabotage would be to increase the number of nato maritime patrols. and he also said that another option is to completely close the baltic sea to russian ships, but at the same time he added that this is exactly the option he said is unlikely to be implemented now. because it would mean declaring war on russia. how to end the war as soon as possible, end the russian-ukrainian war and conclude a strong and fair one. peace agreement is one of the priorities of turkey's foreign policy, this was said by the minister of foreign affairs of the country, hakan fidan, today in china, where he is on a visit. at the same time, he once again stated that he did this, which he did more than once, that official ankara does not want the north atlantic alliance, of

the european union will reintroduce tomorrow import duties on ukrainian sugar and eggs, the financial timess about this, citing sources. brussels canceled all import quotas for ukrainian food in june 22 as a measure of financial support after the outbreak of hostilities in the country. but then this import began. too much in ukraine's neighbors, poland, slovakia and hungary, local farmers began to complain that they could not withstand competition, at the beginning of this year the eu authorities decided this: duties will be imposed on ukrainian food imported will exceed the average for the twenty-second, twenty-third year, and, for example, this has already happened with the ukrainian obs, as financial times notes, the introduction of import duties shows how difficult the negotiations on ukraine’s accession to the european union, which began this week, will be, and even now. ukraine can produce much cheaper food than eu countries can do. a gigaconf conference is taking place in moscow today, where experts discuss the impact of artificial intelligence on the it sector. as the senior vice pr

time ukraine's energy sector attacked the main instrument of russian propaganda in europe, the financial timesto have become a russian mouthpiece, yes, that is, it turns out for an article that describes problems with electricity in ukraine, the ministry of energy is now raiding, saying they represented that they allowed, they cite anonymous sources in the ukrainian government. donetsk and lugansk were choked with energy, i want to remind you how they rejoiced at the blockade of crimea, they blew up themselves, so enjoy how that evil comes back to you. which was inflicted on the people of donbass for so many years. mikhail mikhailovich, at the same time, the situation is serious, there is no need to relax, today, when very serious people related to the military industry were present at the session, well, they were just so serious and serious, and they said it, then you need to understand that what is happening now - this is going to last for a long time, you shouldn’t think that this is a short-term campaign, but if it’s seriously going to last for a long time, then it’s necessary to change th

philippines, and so on and so forth, that is, this story is quite serious, the second statement of the financial timesit of vladimir putin, of course, the west wants to distort this visit. or two, china is becoming more independent of western energy resources, there is a war for the gas market, it is the largest consumer and lng of pipeline gas, that is, we are actually ousting the americans and freeing the hands of the chinese leadership in a more sovereign and more serious position, then there is this investment in the future, this investment, in essence, not to mention the technical aspects, that this gas will be processed on our territory by joint ventures, there will be added value and so on, that is, this is the story, they say: that our only argument is nuclear weapons, no, ours is far from the only argument, the whole world is behind us, india is not going to essentially switzerland, brazil, saudi arabia, china, yogo... eastern asia, no matter how long they are there, means in singapore, loya dosti did not tell, peace-loving, which means he would not have supposed rhetoric, but everyone rememb

russia, from reconnaissance to weapons control, what will be the reckoning, a question from the financial timess the most dangerous and destructive war in europe since 1945 years, recognition of this fact is an act of prudence, not softness; behind the bragging and saber-shaking hides a real threat of an uncontrolled increase in tension and for... tension at a time when the war in form was an attempt by the kremlin to reduce ukraine is escalating, entering a phase that russian and american diplomats call the most dangerous in the entire conflict. and here is what italian journalists write: russia will win in ukraine and will do so without the use of nuclear weapons. vladimir putin has no doubts. his strategic plan is clear, and he has no problem implementing it in front of a cheering audience at the st. petersburg economic forum in his hometown. in any case, this discussion was impressive. used nuclear weapons, we don't need to. he sees no reason for his country think about this issue, but also the russian nuclear doctrine is a living tool that can change depending on the situation, obviously n

all right, let's move on to the financial times. leo, we don't normally cover them. yeah yeah.up to it? they normally talk about graphs and stuff. yeah, they normally have bad news, but they've got some. >> they've got some good news this time. so the french far right leader vows to fight a cultural battle against islamism. >> actually a far right leader. or is it just what they're calling a. >> this is this is what i was going to say. i mean, to me, he's, he's he's centrist and sensible . sensible. >> who are they talking about? >> who are they talking about? >> me. he's far left. >> me. he's far left. >> so this is jordan bardella. >> so this is jordan bardella. >> so this is jordan bardella. >> so he's a marine. le pen's national rally, he's the he's the potential. he's young , isn't the potential. he's young, isn't he? he's young, 28 years old. >> i mean, i think that frankly don't care about. right. and left too young. >> but i mean they've had macron so they're used to there's a precedent for having you know, as long as there's, he's had a very old wife. yeah. if his wife

exclusively in the production of everything more quantity. weapons and ammunition, so, according to the financial timesnse companies intend to hire tens of thousands of workers this year to fulfill nato military orders, this is the highest rate of growth in personnel numbers since the end of the cold war. we belarusians definitely don’t need such a militant economy, we are for the peace process. it was simple economics with alexey avdonin. graduates at the final stage of the company's development. today, on the reserve day, applicants will take centralized exam and centralized testing in russian or belarusian. let me remind you that reserve test days are predetermined for those who, for good reasons, were unable to attend on previous dates. applicants will be accepted at bsu, the belarusian-russian university, and brest state university. technical university, vitebsk state technological university, gomel state technical university named after sukhov, grodno state university named after yanka kupala. registered, must arrive at the examination points with a pass and an identity document, and also take a

the financial times notes that the summit in switzerland only showed that russia retains internationalluence. it is precisely because of this that the largest countries of the global south did not sign the final communication. among those who refused are india, brazil, south africa, and saudi arabia. indonesia, the united arab emirates, mexico, armenia, bahrain, colombia, the colombian president did not go at all. the vatican, libya and thailand, as well as iraq and jordan, which were first mistakenly included in the list of signatory countries, and then were removed from the list, apparently tried to somehow brighten up the failure of the conference on ukraine, but in reality, how celebrated today in the kremlin, with results. who invited the veteran of the ss galician division to the canadian parliament and applauded him along with zelensky, the president of switzerland, viola ochchert, and the minister of foreign affairs , ilazio casis, were surprised by a shout from the crowd, but decided not to react. kamenikke was supported by 78 of 92 countries. at the plenary session , the foru

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for the next question, the financial times. reporter: thank you, mr. secretary.s and in some regards expects an invitation to join nato at the summit. we know your administration and other countries this summer. what real, tangible things can you offer to ease thatpá disappointment and avoid the sins of them feeling let down again and the rponse we saw from kyiv? secretary blinken: at the last summit ukraine will become a member of nato. our purpose is now to put in place the bridge to bring ukraine closer to, and ultimately into nato. as i have said, this is a bridge that i think you will see emerge at the summit that is both very strong and very well lit. there will be a robust package of support for ukraine at the summit. it that strengthens nato's cooperation and support for ukraine, that advances ukraine's integration into nato. tangible steps that will increase nato's role in helping ukraine build a future force that can deter and defend against aggression. at the same time i think that you will see the completion of s among 32 countries engaged in doing of

biden confirms the financial times information, all american defense enterprises stop supplying and shipping air defense systems to all customers except ukraine. the white house announces a new decision. the united states means that hundreds of interceptor missiles will be sent to ukraine in the near future. systems petriot nasanus, well, that is, they’ve seen enough of putin, they’re just freaking out, they don’t know what to do. professor, our president’s visit to vietnam is, as they say, the pinnacle of political balancing act, or as they correctly say, we have an expression to walk on thin ice, americans prefer the expression to walk on... the razor’s edge, the thing is that china’s relations and vietnam have always been extremely hostile, it is not for nothing that americans call vietnam ukraine for china, this term was coined by the american political scientist charles ziegler, but in in general, by the way, he is a very famous, very serious, respected author, one should not underestimate him, therefore, in vietnam , vietnamese culture is traditionally built on... the state of china. l

u the european union does not have such money, but the financial times wrote that biden pushed the europeansng them that the money should be given in the form of a loan secured by frozen russian assets and income from their use. the decision should be announced following the meeting of seven. most of the leaders in italy came from germany. a two-day conference on the restoration of ukraine ended in berlin the day before. its results, as well as what is hidden. with how much we will have to spend if ukraine loses. during the cold war we had to spend 5% of gdp on defense alone, so spending this money now will save us in the future. the head of the british foreign office in his statement also expressed hope that the g7 countries will decide this week on how to use profits from russian frozen assets. mikhail mishustin today held a meeting with the head of russian railways, oleg belozyurov, to discuss, in particular, the company’s work on developing passenger transportation, including in the summer, as well as the introduction of new services. in the summer, the most popular route is yuga, and of

question from the financial times.he most dangerous and destructive war in europe. 945, recognizing this fact is an act of prudence, not gentleness. beneath the bluster and saber-rattling lies the real threat of uncontrolled tensions, and western officials must continue to work to prevent this. but instead of western leaders , vladimir putin again spoke about the need for de-escalation and softened the rhetoric of the discussion moderator sergei karaganov. author concept of a preventive nuclear strike asked whether russia should act more decisively. nuclear weapons are three times more powerful than the bombs used by the americans against kheroshima and nagasaki, three to four times, but i still proceed from the fact that it will never come to that, we don’t even need to think about this topic . vladimir putin found himself in a rather unusual situation: he had to constantly moderate the ardor of the discussion moderator; an ardent anti-western was chosen for this role. political scientist sergei karaganov. he stated t

states in gas supplies to europe for the first time in september 22 , writes the british newspaper financial timeslearly goes against the eu's plans. abandon russian blue fuel, there is nothing to completely replace it with, the same american liquefied natural gas, which it is also much more expensive and covers no more than 20% of the market. they were looking for alternative options not only in the states, for example, they are proposing to increase supplies through azerbaijan, but this is not enough. in may, the volume of gas imports from russia to europe for the first time in almost 2 years exceeded supplies from the united states, despite all efforts to abandon russian fuel. this highlights the complexity. further reducing europe's dependence on russian gas. but not only expensive gas, the budgets of european countries are bursting at the seams due to payments to ukrainian refugees, for example, in germany they receive. the same unemployment benefits as the germans, more than 500 euros, plus housing and health insurance, many are in no hurry to get a job. the opposition in the bundestag propo

we are ready so that they don’t write about it in various financial times, but today vtb and sberbank regarding the moscow exchange to sanctions. well, not on russia day, the next day, that is, today the once great state of britain joined the american sanctions. ask! well, speaking of which, let's really say right away, everyone mentioned the visit of our warships to cuba. and very often today you could hear how it was vomiting or not vomiting, in particular, the woman there with dirty hair also said that most likely it was a bluff and there were no weapons there and what if. if russia wins in ukraine, it will not hesitate to continue its expansion around the world. well, first of all, i will say that russia does not need the whole world, russia does not need either europe or the united states. we never started wars, we always ended them most often victory. eh, about the ships, yes, a boat defiantly came in, a frigate defiantly came in, but don’t discount them, other boats that patrol the water area underwater, they definitely have nuclear weapons, so is it a bluff or... not vomiting

another gesture of goodwill on the part of russia, then the british curators, the judge in the financial timest seriously. the demands of the russian president are the most specific during the entire conflict, the conditions he laid down for a possible cessation of hostilities. he made it clear that it would happen with... another round of history, our presence now in cuba is simply a visit to a friendly country, and so he asked, yes, good afternoon, well, the historical parallels suggest themselves, and the events are developing, asking themselves, of course, they are the most important thing, what is happening virtually every day, yes, because on june 10, 62 years old, when the presidium of the central committee approved the plan presented... beyond the arctic circle, that and, of course, with on the part of the security agencies, but i had the opportunity to touch with my own hands, so to speak, materials related specifically to ensuring the safety and secrecy of the transition, and from the military counterintelligence agencies, it seems to follow from them that a colossal amount of work w

import of electric cars from china in the amount of up to 25%, anonymous sources report in the financial times. temporary duties will supposedly be applied starting next month, and upon approval of tariffs for 5 years, eu countries will be offered. germany, sweden and hungary, who opposed it, were in favor of blocking chinese electric vehicles in france and spain. it can be assumed, that berlin managed to achieve at least something; initially it was expected that the duty would be reduced to 35%; a 10% discount could be negotiated by german automakers, who understand that beijing will take retaliatory, tough measures. may deliveries to boeing. decreased by half in the year, as stated in the company, the production rate of max series aircraft was deliberately reduced so as not to hamper the quality, which will solve serious problems for the american aircraft manufacturer; recently , facts of numerous violations of technological processes at enterprises have been revealed every now and then to satisfy the deadline for delivery of ships to customers. one of the sensational consequences of this ap