just to remind people, you joined the foreign office straight out of university.s. you become private secretary to the head of diplomatic service. quite a grand job. it's a sort ofjob that makes it look like you're rising to the top of the foreign office and end up as ambassador to denmark. but during this period, you say? yeah, ithink... in the �*90s, i spent a lot of time in brussels and indeed a lot of time after that in brussels. and i think, you know, people who go to brussels it usually has two effects on them. most, the majority effect seems to be what a wonderful thing, this is a great organisation, let's get, you know, we need to work with it. but there is a minority view which came to me, which is that i don't like this organisation. i don't agree with what it's doing. i don't think that the rush to a broader, nondemocratic, europe—wide organisation is the right thing to be doing. and that's the effect that it had on me. but you see, one of your former bosses has told us, "i saw no trace of serious euroscepticism at the time." another said, "he decided t

and yet this is overseen by the british council, which is funded by the foreign office. absolutely.e hand giving in the code of practice and the other hand taking away. the department for health and social care rejects that and says responsibility for arranging lab exams lies with the gmc, which is independent of government. the gmc say they have no role in the recruitment of doctors and that they have a legal obligation to provide routes to registration for doctors abroad. and the british council says it simply delivers the pleb one exams in line with gmc requirements. remember augustine, the doctor from the start of this report? well, it was whilst he was studying for the second part of those plab exams here in the uk that he was approached by nes health care, the company behind me, and later offered visa sponsorship and a potential job. it sounds like that's a breach of the government's code of practice on no active recruitment from red list countries says it's not because the company is not a recruitment agency and the doctors nes says it's not because the company is not a recru

_ he was thinking about the foreign office officials who are going to have _ office officialstish people who fall— have to be helping british people who fall foul of these more ludicrous rules, and he was worrying about— ludicrous rules, and he was worrying about that, — ludicrous rules, and he was worrying about that, pretty offensive and he has been _ about that, pretty offensive and he has been slapped down straightaway by number 10, has been slapped down straightaway by number10, but, yeah, iagree with sonia — by number10, but, yeah, iagree with sonia. why are we having a world _ with sonia. why are we having a world cup— with sonia. why are we having a world cup with thousands of fans travelling — world cup with thousands of fans travelling to a place which is not welcoming to so many of them? gk, travelling to a place which is not welcoming to so many of them? 0k, we have had olympics _ welcoming to so many of them? 0k, we have had olympics in _ welcoming to so many of them? 0k, we have had olympics in china _ welcoming to so many of them? ok, we have had olympics in chi

we want the foreign office to come to the house of- office to come to the house of commons tomorrow andt's the government coming forward with their position on it, which we would welcome his opposition members or whether we have to drag them once again to the comments within urgent question. we will hold to our county home office for their position in failing to keep safe hong kong people and in general, people who are fleeing dangerous situations in their home country. and we have a number of people seeking asylum, whether it's from the armada, myanmar area, whether it is from other regimes. and people need to know they are safe in the uk. i did read this it may, where i asked at the time the minister, asking whether he will put steps in place to ensure that the home office had the correct response. he did undertake that point to do that and yet here we have in attack. we will be putting pressure on the government tomorrow on this question ensuring that people demonstrate in safety. ensuring that people demonstrate in safe . ,, ., ., , ., ., safety. shadow minister for foreign commonwe

she was hoping to get the foreign office that hasn't happened. she stays eyes of the leader of the house of commons, which is essentially the cabinet minister who's a given the job of making sure that the governments legislation can get through. and that will be an important job. under richie, soon as he realizes that there has to be changes, the have to be real efforts in the 1st few months in office because people are suffering with the highest inflation in more than 40 years. here in the the u. k. energy bills are about to start dropping through letter boxes and they will be getting bigger and bigger. as the winter goes, people are going to struggle to pay their bills and also the cost of living crisis with him. if they, if people are just finding it harder to make ends meet. so for all of those reasons, he's got to get his team in place and get his plan moving as quickly as possible. he says he would like to win people's trust, but he's got to do that very quickly. and he's got to make sure that the conservative party is behind him because es

sanaa and her sister have been staging a sit-in in london in front of the british foreign affairs office seeking britain's help secure to alaa's release. he is an egyptian british citizen. then we go to florida to speak to law professor kimberlee crenshaw and civil rights attorney barbara arnwine. they are on a 26-city arc of voter justice bus tour to increase voter registration and turnout ahead of the midterms. >> we are going to the lowest turnout districts in the cities, and the counties, in the parishes, in the townships. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. britain's labour party is pushing for an immediate general election in the united kingdom by day after prime minister liz truss announced her resignation less than seven weeks into her term. during her tenure as britain's shortest raining prime minister, she saw the value of the pound plummet while she pushed for sweeping tax cuts on the rich. she announced her resignation outside 10 downing street on thursday. >> elections to be completed with

speculation about which office _ foreign office? i will pick those that have the greatest capability to do theirjobs and deliver, regardless of which bits of the conservative party they come from. that, in my view, is how to do it, and to make sure that you have got rising talent, but you have also got rising talent, but you have also got solid experience, which i think had gone missing in the previous cabinet. but experience matters. it matters to prime ministers. because it is the memory of what went wrong in the past. it is the memory of what went wrong in the -ast. . , . it is the memory of what went wrong in the -ast. ., . . ,, it is the memory of what went wrong in the past-— in the past. that is what you do. you mentioned _ in the past. that is what you do. you mentioned the _ in the past. that is what you do. you mentioned the cost - in the past. that is what you do. you mentioned the cost of- in the past. that is what you do. you mentioned the cost of living crisis. that is the overwhelming concern for millions of our viewe

~ , , foreign office? absolutely, so there is an element _ foreign office?countries. nes says it is not because the company is not a recruitment agency and the doctors it engages with have already committed themselves to working in the uk anyway. but a spokesman for the uk anyway. but a spokesman for the department of health and social care told us that the code does apply to nes, and so it is in breach of it. augustin had signed a contract with nes that opted him out of the working time directive. do you think that you were so tired that there was a potential that you were not doing the best or were not delivering the best care for patients?— delivering the best care for atients? , , ., ., , delivering the best care for atients? , , ., , patients? yes. yes, that was my wor , patients? yes. yes, that was my worry. because _ patients? yes. yes, that was my worry, because all— patients? yes. yes, that was my worry, because all that - patients? yes. yes, that was my worry, because all that working | worry, because all that working tired puts the patients at ris

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it is a long and very short corridor that runs really under the arches of the foreign office building street 0ffice entrance to downing street along the short walk here where they will miraculously wait for the number ten door to open as if by magic. they of course have a monitoring side which allows them to say he was at the front door. it is rare that you actually have to use the dornoch, that rather splendid door knock are above the brash plate which says first lord of the treasury is if anybody needed a reminder that the buck stops not in number 11 but reminder that the buck stops not in number11 but in reminder that the buck stops not in number 11 but in number to 10 downing street. the big question is whether we will see jeremy downing street. the big question is whether we will seejeremy hunt and whether we will seejeremy hunt and whether that will be a signal that he is retaining hisjob as chancellor of the exchequer but we will pause before that with the caveat that i will break off if we get any cabinet arrivals. we can talk to athena may he was herself of british indian her

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james cleverly stays at the foreign office. sarah braverman returns after resigning last week.inic raab returns as cabinet secretary and the deputy prime minister position he had under boris johnson. ben wallace keeps his job as defense secretary. michael go is returning to the job he held under boris johnson, leveling up secretary -- other names -- grant chaps is business secretary thony morton stays as leader of the house of commons -- any morton stays as leader of the house of commons. were watching all the comings and goings. we can say what a day it has been in british politics. reporter: rishi sunak in office as the third prime minister in just a few weeks here at downing street. a time of extraordinary political turmoil and change continues. in his speech just outside the door of number 10 behind me, he stressed theeed to bring stability and continuity and we are seeing that with the ministerial up commence. you seen some familiar places, from boris johnson's cabinet before that. you get the sense he's trying to prioritize stability and continuity and bringing together d

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well, it's worth recalling that jentsaki was then the official mouthpiece of the american foreign officemembered for this post. a bunch of blunders, for example, said that gas goes through pipes through ukraine from europe to russia, but as we know, everything is actually the other way around. in general, by the way, about white in geography in berbuck in history, and together they also have and problems with elementary logic, otherwise, how can these words be explained ? here they were outraged even in the german parliament. the leader of the faction of the left party of germany, sarah vaygentnykh, said that such a head of the foreign ministry who works in the interests of washington and not berlin and, instead of diplomacy, should instruct on the refusal of negotiations. this quote is a danger to everything germany about the language of diplomacy. yes, this language is verified in general, this is the language of such semitones. and lately we have sometimes heard frank calls for war from the lips of diplomats. yes, but look at least at josep borel. the head of eu diplomacy he carries t

in the united kingdom, it has been summoned by the british foreign office.today the european parliament will be meeting to discuss the situation in iran. top of the agenda will be proposals for further sanctions, tougher sanctions on the regime as well as call for a independent and transparent investigation as well as looking at the violent crackdown by the iranian authorities. this has swelled over the last several days and weeks. it is far beyond just the call of women taking essential roles in this protest movement has >>> original police chief in indonesi a >> trans am police clashed saturday. 33 children were among the dead including one as young as three years old. >> we are very sorry for this incident.) for . the cities police chief has been removed from the job. >>> a damning investigative report shows verbal, emotional and sexual misconduct committed by coaches of the u.s. national women's soccer league. the very first page of the report summary details he pushed his hands down her pants and a pressure take it comes after professional players refus

it's interesting that he went with continuity at the foreign office. many people thought that james cleverly was perhaps the most at risk in the big offices of state, not least because the school coat in support of forest johnson's political resurrection on sunday night. but there were days that he's doing a good job at the foreign office that he has made connections around the world. and that is very important. also important has been wallace at the ministry of defense . of course, there's a lot of sport coming from the u. k. to ukraine at he has been the main conduit for that. he was at the defense minister under boris johnson. he continued that role under less trust. and now he will continue to be that, that, that minister i under richie soon act at what is interesting is that for a man who stood on the steps of downing street and said that his government would be marked by professionalism and integrity is bringing back. so l braverman into the home office now is she spent, she resigned 6 days ago. some say she was fired because of a breach of securi

but people say he's on a very good job at the foreign office, so he stays there at for richey snacked to talk about having a government of professionalism and integrity. the appointment of of sale a braverman back to the home office is, is an interesting one because she was sacked 6 days ago because she used her personal email to send an official document to someone who should have received it from a personal email. so the, the question of integrity is immediately put over the home secretary. and then you have been wallace who will state defense. that's an important appointment. he was defense secretary under boris johnson. and also under list trust. and of course, as long as the united kingdom continues to support ukraine, militarily, it's good to have continuity in that post. we've seen a lot of coming and goings over the last few hours. officers like the chief executive suture the treasury or the, the transport secretary, the have all been decided. but clearly, richie sooner wants to make sure that he is a team in place. that will start to do the big jobs that lie in front of him.

we had jeremy hunt's former deputy at the foreign office, not an mp any more, saying they have just thrownllion and we have to find a way to make this back. i mean, how would you define the mood among the current serving mps? those are both ex—mps. maybe prominent figures in the party, but in a sense they don't matter. the people around liz truss, how are they viewing this? i think the short answer is they feel pretty bleak about everything at the moment. she has managed to effectively worry all sides of the party, really. those who backed tax cuts and supported her, are now annoyed she has rowed back on some of the tax cuts she promised. those who didn't support those policies feel she is not the right person for the job. speaking to lots of conservative mps about this yesterday, one of the big themes that came up in conversation, particularly after the press conference she gave in the afternoon, was, the thing is, it is notjust the chancellor, it is her. these are her policies, the platform she stood on. there are big serious questions and discussions going on among senior conservatives

you k foreign office also contributed sooner than $30000.00 of the same period or the japanese embassy camera . the camera donated $70000.00 to the institute. meanwhile, china has previously said that it respects the national sovereignty of the solomon islands and the corporation is based on its needs. we heard earlier from tim anderson direct service center, if accounts i had demonic studies from sydney. he says that the u. s. miniature funded institute simply amplifies the views of washington. the thing about e, i s p i is that it is not even reveal in the media here in australia that they have funded by you started the military and by the u. s. military and my weapons manufacturers. and i also have tied journalists in the, in the stores and slate media, and also the people that those high journalists interview are also often tied boy sources linked to the u. s. military. and so there's unfortunately a very strong loop in, it's just a straight propaganda channel for the u. s. military saying what the u. s. military once. unfortunately, you started in mid years, so badly compromise an

but the understanding is that james cleverly has done a good job at the foreign office, so that is why he keeps his position. and ben wallace another of the big offices of state as it is defense. and ben wallace will continue as secretary of state for defense as he did under board us johnson. and then again under las trust, there's a few more interesting people in number 10 at the moment. not least a michael gulf. i who worked as a journalist in aberdeen many, many years ago and has held various positions in the cabinet. first of all, under david cameron and then a briefly under a boris johnson. he could well be in line for a position back around the cabinet table as well. but richie soon at news, he's got to get his team together pretty quickly. he's got to give them directions of how he wants at the country to be run and he expects them to go out and do it. he also wants the conservative party to get behind him. he realizes the boorish, johnson was ultimately undone by dissension in the ranks. he also is aware that list trusses 45 days in office was seriously undermined by the vision

k. foreign office also contributed $230000.00 over the same time period. while the japanese embassy in canberra donated $70000.00 to the institute. we heard from tim anderson, director of the center for counter. hm. hedge a monic studies from sidney, who says the u. s. military funded institute simply says what washington wants. the thing about i is that it is not even reveal in the meeting here in australia. they have funded by the starting the military and by the u. s. military and my weapons manufacturers, and they also have tied journalists in the, in the stores and slate media. and also the people that those hide journalists interview are also often paid boy sources linked to the u. s. military. and so there's unfortunately a very strong loop in, it's just a straight propaganda channel for the u. s. military saying what the u. s. military wants. unfortunately, he has started the media to so badly compromise and doesn't recognize the conflicts of interest. but people are being fooled by that. i mean the, the i, b, c, the, the, you're struggling to stat

s. foreign service officer or a gentleman, cross stock rules, and the fact that means you can jump in any time you want. and i always appreciate michael, let me go to you 1st. here. political facts are what matter most jammed. joseph morales said this conflict in ukraine will be one on the battlefield. the only thing he's ever said that i agree with. so if we, we have the induction of these 4 regions of ukraine into russia after referenda. and then we have this very strange, but basically very expected as sabotage of the north stream. both are turning points and in for me, because once these provinces regions are part of russia, they will never be negotiated way. there's no negotiation that russia will be involved in and with the sabotage of these pipelines will probably never be built. i wouldn't do it, it would build this, be blown up again. i'm the quote unquote leverage moscow had with europe is gone. so where is the ever very different trajectory now? and i'm very emphatic when everything is said and done, one side wins and one side loses. there's no win, win here, michael and wa

no change in two of the big offices of state — jeremy hunt stays at the treasury, and james cleverly remains foreignretary. suella braverman returns as home secretary — less than a week after she resigned — and dominic raab is deputy prime minister. the dilemmas of government are instant, who to hire and who to fire as british in an attempt to assemble as british in an attempt to assemble a team that can last that his party will support. it comes as new figures show the task in hand, with the price of some household basics soaring. you can see it on the shelves when you go into the supermarkets, you've got to really think about making better choices. ultimately, the cost needs to come down or people's income needs to go up. we'll be looking at the serious issues confronting the new government with our editors and correspondents across the uk. and stay with us here on bbc news for continuing coverage and analysis from our team of correspondents in the uk and around the world. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six live from downing street, where a few hours ago, the uk's 57th prime minister,

documents related to the tunnel. watson's integrity initiative, which is the secret for a british foreign office information warfare operation that was targeting russia and the stop primarily by military intelligence. and so, and yes, it was, seems to have been drawn drawn up. yes, i mean, his request that on behalf of audrey is a bit she, it was safe for me to do any defense minister since that has been both in all sorts of robert g. b activities like funneling boss amounts of weaponry from bulgaria to ukraine yesterday. very, very detailed proposal spelling out exactly where to strike the bridge, how it can be achieved, either through cruise missiles or by our team of lead scuba divers, toms with particular century devices or in the underwater drones. the type of which is very things like that. the trainings were told to use in late august this year by the royal navy. so we have all sorts of kids sorta jump in. i'm in your role here and i love what you have to say. but you know, where did you get your documents and can we trust your sources? that's what i want to ask you. oh sure. i mean. okay

months ago, to give you an example, a flavour there, jesse norman, who was a minister in the foreign officei say this advisedly, and absolutely catastrophic decision. jacob rees—mogg has already come out and said he is backing boris. nobody get throwing their hat officially in the ring but all of this positioning happening over this weekend. damian grammaticas. — happening over this weekend. damian grammaticas, thank— happening over this weekend. damian grammaticas, thank you _ happening over this weekend. damian grammaticas, thank you for _ happening over this weekend. damian grammaticas, thank you for now. - well, as the public come to terms with the prospect of a new prime minister, our correspondent phil mackie has been guaging the reaction in the town of bridgnorth, in the conservative—held constituency of ludlow. so it will be weird if boris does come back. there's only one thing they're talking about in bridgnorth today. i'd take boris back. we certainly don't need a general election. it's not easy for ordinary voters, so imagine what it's like if you're a conservative councillor. we

another senior conservative backbencher, could he be in line for three development brief within the foreign officeome this evening as well as one or two other cabinet posts, but the tally is a must complete now. find cabinet posts, but the tally is a must complete now.— cabinet posts, but the tally is a must complete now. and then lots more other— must complete now. and then lots more other ranks _ must complete now. and then lots more other ranks in _ must complete now. and then lots more other ranks in government . must complete now. and then lots l more other ranks in government still to be announced tomorrow and even the next day?— to be announced tomorrow and even the nextda ? , , . ., the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied. — the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but _ the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but i _ the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but i would _ the next day? yes, we expect some of those denied, but i would expect - those denied, but i would expect ministerial appointments continue throughout the day tomorrow for the junior

the foreign office accepted there was "significant pressure" on aid but insisted the uk remained onet 45 people in the philippines, and left many more homeless after causing floods and landslides in southern provinces. tropical storm nalgee covers a huge area, and has brought heavy rain to much of the country. it's expected to reach the capital, manila, later today. the telecoms regulator has urged broadband providers to think carefully before putting their prices up significantly. ofcom told bbc radio 4's moneybox programme, that it had encouraged companies to put customers first at a time when the cost of living was rising. there's major disruption to rail services across scotland due to a 24—hour walk—out by scotrail workers. more than 2,000 members of the rmt union are taking part in the strike, with trains running onjust three routes in the central belt, and all other services cancelled. our scotland correspondent alexandra mckenzie is at queen street station in glasgow. so, yet more disruption for travellers. yes, absolutely. this is saturday afternoon in queen street station.

offices of state, two remain the same, jeremy hunt is chancellor, and james cleverly stays at the foreign officee resigned only last week after breaching ministerial rules. currently the house of commons are debating her appointment. elsewhere in the cabinet, dominic raab has been reappointed justice secretary and deputy prime minister, and ben wallace keeps hisjob as defence secretary. michael gove returns to front line politics to the job he held under borisjohnson, levelling up secretary. steve barclay also returns to an old job, that of health secretary. gillian keegan is the fifth education secretary since july. and penny mordaunt, two—time leadership candidate, remains leader of the house of commons. our chief political correspondent nick eardley is in central lobby for us. talk us through that first pmqs for rishi sunak, nick. hi. talk us through that first pmqs for rishi sunak, nick.— rishi sunak, nick. hi, jane, so interesting _ rishi sunak, nick. hi, jane, so interesting that _ rishi sunak, nick. hi, jane, so interesting that just _ rishi sunak, nick. hi, jane, so interesting thatjust

we had a former deputy of jeremy hunt at the foreign office saying they have thrown away £60 billionind a way to make this back. how would you characterise the mood among the current serving mps? those are both xmp summer may have been prominent figures in the party but in a sense they don't matter. the figures in the party but in a sense they don't matter.— figures in the party but in a sense they don't matter. the people around liz truss d0- — they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how _ they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how are _ they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how are they _ they don't matter. the people around liz truss do. how are they viewing . liz truss do. how are they viewing yesterday's events? i think the short answer is they feel pretty bleak about everything at the moment. she has managed to effectively worry all sides of the party, really. those who pack to the tax cuts and supported her are now annoyed that she has rowed back on some of the tax cut she promised —— those who backed the tax cuts. those who didn't support t

but perhaps there could be a change at the foreign office with james cleverly getting bumped out because he had a law appointed by lis trust was certainly supporting chris johnson and the fine lowers of his campaign. so a lot of big decisions by soon act to meet, he might well get a bones, a lot of new prime ministers do in their popularity. but he's got to cash in on that. he's got to act quickly to make sure he seemed to be doing something to make life easier for the people all across this country. allen, thank you very much. indeed. unofficial talking to smart side down instinct. while international reaction to select being named the u. k. next p m is beginning to roll in indian primers, and our end that i'm already offered his congratulations saying i look forward to working closely together on global issues and implementing road map 2030, especially de worley wishes to the living bridge of u. k. indians. as we transform our historic tires into a modern partnership that is causing the spokesperson of the conservative friends of india, he knows the new prime minister personally. and h

let's talk to a former senior minister, minister of international trade and also served at the foreign officewith us. first of all your reaction to the departure at the prime minister's request. it’s reaction to the departure at the prime minister's request. it's often a very dramatic. — prime minister's request. it's often a very dramatic, sudden _ prime minister's request. it's often a very dramatic, sudden step, - a very dramatic, sudden step, particularly as they were very close to each other, personal friends. they worked together on a leadership campaign, and i think the dismissal of any chancellor of the exchequer is a drama in any country, but this is a drama in any country, but this is very shocking because it's happening at a critical time, and of course he has only been there for a few weeks. we have had four chancellors in three months and four prime minister is in six years. i'm afraid the british government is not looking stable or competent. what we have got to hope is that by doing this ruthless deed, we can at least stabilise the economy. i don't think it will stabilise the g

and as you said, the foreign office has summoned the charged affairs as they wanted to express concernnext months in the ongoing fight over pay, jobs and working conditions. rail workers will walk out on november the 3rd, the fifth in the seventh. the union represents more than 20,000 workers at network rail which maintains and operates the infrastructure, including signalling. its general secretary, mick lynch, accused network rail of dishonesty in negotiations. an iranian athlete who competed in a climbing event in south korea — without her hijab — says it dropped off by mistake. some saw the move as a gesture of solidarity with the recent protests against the compulsory hijab laws in iran. a post on elnaz rekabi's instagram account says it was "unintentional" and that she is on her way back to iran with the rest of the team. bbc persian's rani rahimpour reports. this iranian climber has become a symbol for the protest movement, for not wearing the mandatory head scarf. elnaz rekabi was representing her country in south korea, when she made what appears to be a very public show of su

remain the same — jeremy hunt is chancellor or finance minister, and james cleverly stays at the foreign officens as home secretary after resigning last week. dominic raab returns to cabinet as justice secretary and deputy prime minister — positions he held under borisjohnson, and ben wallace keeps his job as defence secretary and michael gove is returning to front line politics, to thejob he held under borisjohnson — levelling up secretary. other names to mention — grant shapps is now business secretary and penny mordaunt stays as leader of the house of commons. we can cross live to downing street and our political correspondent jonathan blake. we can say what a day it has been in british politics.— british politics. rishi sunak in office as the _ british politics. rishi sunak in office as the third _ british politics. rishi sunak in office as the third prime - british politics. rishi sunak in i office as the third prime minister injust a few office as the third prime minister in just a few weeks here at downing street. in a period of extraordinary political turmoil and change continues and as

the conviction of the foreign office.parties must take immediate action aimed at a permanent comprehensive and final settlement of the issue of compensation for material and non-material losses for the years of aggression and german occupation in 1939-1945. so one more time wait. summing up the interim results of our conversation, the demand to host nuclear weapons of the united states of america or nato countries on its territory . that's a weird coincidence, right? in poland, they built a new gas pipeline from norway through the building to the baltic sea, announced that it would start work on october 1 september 27 and on september 27 , there were explosions on the nord stream. well i probably don't believe it's a coincidence, but again, poland well, it would seem that everything, you can become a big hub, including a gas one. here's to you, as it were , an investment in your economy, what makes more. the washington post writes that the prime minister of poland called on the norwegians. share their excess profits with

point, well, it's worth recalling that jentsaki was then the official mouthpiece of the american foreign officend that bunch was remembered for this lyapov, for example, said that gas goes through pipes through ukraine from europe to russia, but as we know, everything is quite the opposite. in general, psaki have gaps in geography in burbocks in history, and together they also have problems with elementary logic, otherwise. how can you explain these words, it doesn’t matter what my german voters think they say, supporting ukraine, which, by the way , will receive the bundestag after the elections. this very post of minister of foreign affairs, even in the german parliament they were outraged. leader of the faction of the left party germaesara weigeng said that such a head of the foreign ministry who works in the interests of washington and not berlin, and instead of diplomacy, insist on refusing to negotiate. this quotation is a danger to the whole of germany, the very language of such undertones. but lately we have sometimes heard frank calls for war from the lips of a diplomat, right? well, l

that very once amusing army stood to the last knee-deep, in the blood did not see how hired foreign officersed, how they threw them at their feet king charles russian banners at the surrender at this time, peter was already preparing a new army for a new battle. peasants served without exception singled out one recruit from 22 yards, the service was for life, all recruits underwent serious military training for the sample were taken former amusing regiments. the preobrazhensky and semyonovsky soldiers received new uniforms and armament - a sword and a khuzia gun, instead of the old ones, saddles, after 10 years. the russian army numbered 200,000 soldiers of all branches of service and 100,000 irregular cavalry before peter the great, russia had never had such a large army, even during periods of intense hostilities. after the narva disaster, in order to replenish the treasury, peter took emergency measures to quadruple the production of money, while reducing the proportion of silver in the coin. it brought the country to the brink another national uprising. peter's actions have long caused d

uh, high-level, uh, between the foreign office and the state department.hese contacts. here i want to reaffirm this. although, in my opinion, we talk about it, we almost every day. you see all the handsets of the phones that ring, we take, we do not block the relationship to the conversation connections with our partners and with those who remained partners and all of whom we can no longer do this to call and with those who have never been them. we are ready to conduct negotiations with everyone, talks and so on, this question is not for us. we did not provoke this whole story, we provoked it systemically. so exactly prudently, without thinking about anyone or anything, including, as we now see, the west did not even take care of itself, but deal with another manipulation, another provocation, so this question is not for us. you see, as soon as we have information that concerns the safety of everyone again i repeat. after all, you understand, because in many ways this will sound absurd for you and, probably, for our audience today, because you and i taught