so basically, a bunch of western leaders got up at this meeting, italian prime ministers, george, i maloney served up some philosophically abstract word, solid about piece not being confused with the concept of taking control german chancellor. all actual said the person's idea of you create abandoning the 4 provinces that rushing out planes along with its nita emissions was just meant to take attention away from the conference that schultz himself dipped out early and bailed french. president emmanuel and nicole said that more countries should be involved in peace meetings like this just taught russia, i guess us, president joe biden didn't even make fee of that. but vice president cromwell harris was there to say, how much you pray, means to him president fighting, and my support for the people of ukraine is unwavering. we support your claim, not out of charity us, but because the people of ukraine and their future is in our strategic interest, just apparently not as much of a quote, strategic interest as a hollywood fundraiser with obama and a bunch of celebrities which is where by them

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make predictions on that, but i think she also in the build to this, i'm emphasized but she was open to and collaborating with file right groups such as george and maloney and and so i take the time. yeah. so i think it will be very interesting to see how this progresses, but i think that there is a good chance that she could and that is also very boring for the direction of travel within you politics. when you talk about that direction of travel cases, how realistic do you see being that the rise of a, a fall right? super group, so to speak, within european politics. again, i think i or we can sort of 10 pads. those kinds of ideas, by, of course, being worried about the idea of a fall, right? groups taking power. but i'm really what we've seen is the send to send to right politics, normalizing for right, politics. and i think that that's why we need to focus our attention, the likelihood of a fall, right? stupid group is, is very limited. but the, the impacts of normalized far right. politics is very real. so that there is at the shop headings. so i think that's why we need to focus our attention and, and, and try to come back and the creeping normaliz

fico show, they are happy to rebroadcast it, and as we were afraid that george maloney would play to the tune of the russian dutka, iink that putin mentioned italy completely by chance, because that , what is happening in italy disappoints him, but the fact that the european parliament will be polarized at the next convocation... accordingly , putin is inspired, i think this is a small secret. therefore, it is necessary to look for opportunities, first of all, for dialogue and explanation of what is happening on today's moment and european politics presupposes a culture of dialogue. if, if our culture consists in the fact that we ourselves pick our noses, and do not allow others to do it, then this is not exactly european. a huge number of meps are actually elected. 720 people, they represent the 400 million population of the european union, and there are three ukrainian women among the candidates, they are also running for office, can you estimate the chances of our compatriots to get into the european parliament, by the way, on sunday at 2:45 p.m. i encourage you to join our on the air, because one of them will be

at the first summit, it is very important, i am not saying that it is super important, that during the summit the same thesis that was voiced by george maloney, the chairman the council of ministers of the republic of italy, which said that we must put forward such rules that the moscow führer will accept, if he... does not accept them, we must force him to surrender, this is the pinnacle of the first summit, she is simply asking for applause, because eh -th things that sounded before that and related to three positions, there nuclear safety, food safety, humanitarian law, in conditions of global or continental and regional conflicts, they are super important. but the direction of the movement, ah, of the summit, of its participants, is with this tonality with the content that was given to george milona, ​​it is absolutely correct, because it gives an answer to the question about the formation of the freedom coalition, and it is very important now not to stop talking about the next, ah, such meetings. i can tell you that from the beginning of the appearance. to this idea, i was very skeptical, understanding that both my own and others would

italian prime minister george maloney and german chancellor olaf scholz disagreed, why are the positions so different on this issue and what are the prospects for understanding. ihave been telling german politicians for many months that this war cannot be waged without the ability to express strategic objectives. of the ukrainian sky, it is obvious that it is necessary to finish the naval service of the ukrainian side. isn't it impossible for you to conduct it without combat aviation from an academy or another military university? for this you just need to start thinking. if we want to reduce the costs of this war, we must help ukraine. aid to ukraine can be translated into specifics, that is, by providing good ammunition, but also by providing planes and providing missiles that can... russia is threatening nuclear weapons in response to this discussion, and you know, i'll tell you a little bit of my own life about my conversations with my father, my dad is in kyiv now, we call on the weekend, we discuss the news and recently my father says: have you heard what our guys say, sikorsky speaks on behalf of the americans, he says that if russia strikes, it will rec

italian prime minister george maloney, german chancellor olaf scholz are against it, why are the positions so different on this matter and what are the prospects for understanding? ihave been telling german politicians for many months that this war cannot be waged without the ability to express strategic objectives. it is impossible to wage a war without the protection of ukrainian skies, it is impossible to wage it without combat aviation from the ukrainian side, this obviously. you don't have to graduate from the naval academy or other military training, you just need to start thinking. if we want to reduce the costs of this war, we must help ukraine. aid to ukraine can be translated into specifics, that is, by providing good ammunition, but also by providing aircraft and providing missiles that can hit targets in russia. it cannot be like in the 23rd year, when the ukrainians fought and seized pieces of territory, villages one by one, two by three, and what happened next, it turns out that someone forgot to provide ukraine with enough demining equipment, i think these are obvious things, if the federal chancellery is not ready today, well, it is not ready today

george maloney and german chancellor olaf scholz oppose it . why are the positions so different on this issue and what are the prospects for understanding? i have been telling german politicians for many months that this war cannot be waged without the ability to strike strategic targets. it is impossible to wage a war without the protection of ukrainian skies, it is impossible to wage it without combat aviation from the ukrainian side, that is obvious. you don't have to graduate from a military naval academy or other military training, you just need to start thinking. if we want to reduce the costs of this war, we must help ukraine. aid to ukraine can be translated into specifics, i.e. by providing good ammunition. but also by providing aircraft and providing missiles that can hit targets in russia, you know, i often say to german politicians: ukraine did not occupy russia, it did not attack the... russia is threatening nuclear weapons in response to this discussion, and you know, i will tell you a little bit from my own life, about my conversations with my father , my dad is now in kyiv, he is the director of the ukrainian theater dzerka

i imagine, the latest figures. we will have more on those later. lets drop into the g7 meeting in bari. this is george maloneyn biggest world economies. they are currently meeting in bari, in the south of italy. it's always important in these events to have that camera moment, the optics are always often more important than the substance. i do promise you that georgia maloney, the italian prime minister, was there. rishi sunak is also there, taking a break from campaigning for the general election to attend the meeting. ukraine is very much on the agenda at the g7 and we are going to be covering the events there throughout the day on bbc news. bbc radio 0ne's newsbeat has set its reporters the challenge of getting a mic from one end of the country to the other in time for the general election, giving young voters across the country the chance to share their voices on the issues they care most about. let's speak to newsbeat reporter jordan kenny who is in newquay. iam i am loving that umbrella. tell me more. is that your own or where you handed that by somebody? i more. is that your own or where you handed tha

i think electorally, the conservatives will think having him looking statesman—like to appear on stage, he certainly got a warm welcome from the italian prime minister, george maloneyy tick that box more than foreign issues. ., ~' , ., they tick that box more than foreign issues. ., ~ , ., ., , ., ~ , issues. thank you. to breaking news about an hour— issues. thank you. to breaking news about an hour ago. _ russian prosecutors have today confirmed american journalist evan gershkovich is to face trial in russia — on charges of espionage. mr gershkovich was detained in the city of yekaterinburg in march 2023, while working for the wall streetjournal. he has been accused working for the cia, and collecting secret information on a tank factory. the us government says he was �*wrongfully detained�* — and is working to secure his release. let�*s speak to our russia editor steve rosenberg. steve, this is a worrying developments given he is already being held for 14 months. that being held for14 months. not unexpected- _ being held for 14 months. tjrrt unexpected. more than 14 months in pre—trial detention and today, the prosecutors office issued a short statement saying m