, because here the frg was already interesting as a zone of opposition to the soviet bloc, from this into germany begin. the german economic miracle is still considered the result of the marshall plan, which the united states is very proud of. the united states of america does everything with a double meaning, well, first of all, germany was. divided into several zones , this time, secondly, part of germany was under the influence of the soviet union, and the soviet union at that time really made a very large contribution, and the eastern part was under the soviet union. that part that was indeed very seriously destroyed, and the soviet union at that time did everything to restore the infrastructure, help the population, and so on. on the territory of the western part of germany, the united states of america realized its capabilities together with great britain, and parts and france. the german economic miracle is a systemic process where american money played an unconditionally important role, however , this money itself could not launch this mechanism alone, it was the starting...

, and hence between the frg and holland, belgium and so on, and all this simply came and was not thereaters, to put it in such simple jargon at the borders. we are already solving this issue, perhaps so that there are no long queues, but to open another 2, 3, 4, 5, 100, i don't know how many. perhaps crossings, so that we can trade calmly, and if there is no sea, there is a river, there is no river, there is dry land. the question is that exporting through europe is very expensive, several times more expensive than exporting through the black sea. that is, this is the question in the first place cost in europe, the cargo is completely different, containers enter europe, roughly speaking , containers also leave, well, that's 90% of the time. there are no such huge volumes. grain, they are not ready, they simply do not have such capacities, they do not have enough wagons, so many terminals, it is possible, but it is many times more expensive, so the issue is not actually these bottlenecks at the border, it is that europe simply does not is ready to issue all this further, or the ukrainia

infrastructure, well, of course, this is a problem, because they themselves, war criminals from the frgced the problem of a lack of port infrastructure, namely the quay front, that is, there is a banal lack of piers and some... units, the same chamois, or tugboats , on the contrary, they sent them to sevastopol from novorossiysk, because here it is necessary to move for more valuable, more significant units, and of course , what is the port infrastructure, it is various systems, it is the water supply, and the pier itself, and electricity, and accordingly , example, missiles are loaded, they are in sevastopol, novorossiysk, for some reason, although there is a military base there, they have not... learned to do this, so, accordingly, yes, this is a problem, for any fleet, and according to rumors, regarding sukhumi, the port in in abkhazia, in the territory of the occupied part of georgia, they used this and that mooring front there before, they used to place units, so in principle, it is quite likely, well, the more the distance increases, the time to react in the event of an attack inc

but seeing what we are now, obviously, that throws frg into flux. we have been cautioned by u.s. officials repeatedly throughout the day that things are extremely fluid. as it touch and go. you did hear in the press conference given by admiral hagari, he was asked about the deal in the works and spoke about it dismissively. he said i advise you not to listen to rumor, hamas is a terrorist organization and people should not give into the psychological terror of hamas. speaking with a number of u.s. officials in the past few moments they do not believe that talks have collapsed. they believe the talks are ongoing, how close they are to any success remains unclear. one u.s. official told me there's no scenario until the hostages are freed we would stop pursuing talks. another official calling this a tug and pull. and so, you know, there was a difference of opinion between the u.s. and israel about what was more effective to get these hostages out. the israelis were saying it was the military pressure that had succeeded in pressuring hamas to get the four hostages we've seen out so f

in general, the frg party, which advocates, among other things, the normalization of relations with russiaarus, has the consistently second rating is increasingly coming on the heels of the cdu, which is why rumors are actively circulating that the alternative may be banned as an allegedly extremist force. the baltic connector undersea gas pipeline between finland and estonia was shut down due to a leak, which was later stopped. as the president of finland stated, there is a possibility that the gas pipeline was damaged from the outside. at the same time , seismologists in norway said they had detected a probable explosion in the area of ​​the baltic connector gas pipeline, the magnitude was estimated at one unit. the point of damage is located in the central part of the gulf of finland, leaking natural gas prices in europe increased by 8.8% at the moment they exceeded the mark of 40 euros per megawatt-hour. the pipeline between finland and estonia will be returned to. operation no earlier than april 2024, the gas transmission system operator said. a meeting of nato defense ministers and a

alternative for germany, which took over. second place in hesson and third in bavaria in general, the frgarty, which advocates , among other things, the normalization of relations with russia and belarus, has a stable second rating, increasingly coming on the heels of the cdu, and therefore rumors are actively circulating that the alternative may be banned, as allegedly extremist force. the underwater gas pipeline, baltic connector, between finland and estonia was shut down due to a leak. which later managed to stop. as the president of finland stated, there is a possibility that the gas pipeline was damaged from the outside. at the same time , seismologists in norway announced that they had recorded a probable explosion: in the area of ​​the baltic connector gas pipeline, the magnitude was estimated at one unit. the point of damage is located in the central part of the gulf of finland. after the leak, natural gas prices in europe rose by 8.8% and immediately exceeded the mark of 40 euros per megawatt. the pipeline between finland and estonia will be returned to operation no earlier than

i think even apart tpr-frg he taught me about the law and -- everything he taught me about the law and how to think about the law and being a judge, i think he wasn't an example just as much as about being a person. being a person who -- he was great at maintaining friendships with people who had views who were very different from his own. his friendship with justice ginsburg was a great example of that. he was full of life and didn't hold back. he liked to say, i attack ideas not people. and that if you can't tell the difference between the two as a judge, you are in the wrong line of work. as fiery as he might have been because of his italian background, he was very good at maintaining relationships and being committed to his family. i think that was a very important example to me. i didn't just learn well. professor stein: that was a remarkable friendship between justice scalia and justice ginsberg. she told stories to them and was very proud that an opera had been written about their friendship. i think it's called scalia-ginsberg. she explains since he was the senior justice his n