few years— with george maloney in the last few years and _ with george maloney in the last few yearsr support if she is going to get a second tenure as president — is going to get a second tenure as president of the european commission. then you have a hard right, _ commission. then you have a hard right, people like marrying a pen of france _ right, people like marrying a pen of france who— right, people like marrying a pen of france who of course will be very strengthened by the result in france tonight _ strengthened by the result in france tonight -- — strengthened by the result in france tonight. —— marine le pen. it has ireen— tonight. —— marine le pen. it has been suggested they were joined together, but giorgia meloni has said she — together, but giorgia meloni has said she is unlikely to do that. she has been _ said she is unlikely to do that. she has been much more pro—ukraine leadership— has been much more pro—ukraine leadership here in italy, she has worked — leadership here in italy, she has worked well with people like us seal upon the _ worked well with people like us

c r members, for example, from george and maloney's party. but in doing that will likely rage those on the left of the political spectrum, like the greens and so therefore of onto my will have to trade very carefully as she tries to get the rubber stump of this parliament. so she can secure her pass back toward the european commission headquarters here in brussels, correspondent joseph rashad in brussels. thanks very much on that. a quick look now at some other stories making headlines around the wild, german preston, funk belt. assign maya and french president of under the crawl, commemorating the victims of fanatic domestic are in front starting the 2nd level. as troops met at 643 people in order to do so. in 1944, the village has been preserved as a reminder of nods into into south korea has to be started. loudspeaker propaganda brought the task along. it's pulled over into mall. it's in response to a campaign by young young with sending trash getting balloon southwards giving you a joint not put in need to keep john on the system to solve

c, r members, for example, from george and maloney's party. but in doing that will likely rage those on the left of the political spectrum, like the greens and so therefore of on demand will have to trade very carefully as she tries to get the rubber stamp of this parliament. so she can secure her post max ward, the european commission headquarters here in brussels, correspondent joseph rashad in brussels. thanks very much for that. quick look now at some of the stories from around the world, german president frank belt his time, my and french president around the macro, a member, i think the victims of a nazi messic guy in france during the 2nd level. stoops my dad 643 people in or i do so glad. in 1944, the village has been preserved as a reminder of non secure warranty to south korea. as we started loud speak of propaganda broadcast along its border with the north. it's in response to a campaign by tone yang of sending trash filled the balloons southwards. came your junk not clearly that came jungling cyst out. one of the south was creating

so plenty of how does this sound that's now italian prime minister, george maloney, of course, hosting after she herself getting a significant boost in last weekend's. you will actions what kind of standing does she have among the other world leaders we're attending the stipends. i'm at the georgia maloney, the her todd right. prime minister of you to lead set about has surface lots of self esteem. i am the only mind that one actually the elections among the european leaders in france and germany that he does last the which is a little bit we can now and then great britain in the prime minister standing in the elections. and so she's the only one really strong here and she was to show to the world how strong that government is and, and she's also presenting her in a very lush, luxurious hotel, and it's excluded and very exclusive. so she will, if she will show it to the other. it's best she says. so thank you so much for reporting that sort. corresponding to batch re guards in a bar in italy, argentine and now where the senate has narrowly past presidents have here malays controversial

c, r members, for example, from george and maloney's party. but in doing that will likely rage those on the left to the political spectrum. like the greens of so therefore of onto my will have to trade very carefully as she tries to get the rubber stump of this parliament. so she can secure her path back toward the european commission headquarters here in brussels. correspondent joseph rashad in brussels. thanks very much on that. quick look now at some other stories from around the world. german preston, frank. about this time maya and french president emmanuel, about cruel, commemorating the victims of financing massacre in france. during the 2nd world war . s. s. troops muttered 643 people came or do so glance. in 1944, the village has been preserved as a reminder of non secure warranty. you don't have your system for the south korea has to be started. loudspeaker propaganda brought the costs along its border with the north. it's in response to a campaign by tongue gang of sending trash filled the balloons southwards, gave me your jaw north

c r members, for example, from george and maloney's party. but in doing that will likely rage those on the left of the political spectrum, like the greens and so therefore of on demand will have to trade very carefully as she tries to get the rubber stump of this parliament. so she can secure her pass back toward the european commission headquarters here in brussels. correspondent joseph rashad in brussels. thanks very much on that sand. drum and sounds, the sole source called the fault. i had success in your elections watering. describing the result is bad for germany's governing coalition. the right wing alternative for germany, swept fast all 3 coalition bodies to take 2nd place behind the conservatives. but your opinion action is being seen as that are funded on the national government wide spread dissatisfaction with germany. it's got an order to complete this year. has put the conservative christian democrats in port position. germany a f d celebrates it showing in european parliamentary elections. the phone right party is projected to

opinion was repeated by nato secretary jen stoltenberg in bulgaria. but 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? i have 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 ukr

opinion was repeated by nato secretary jen stoltenberg in bulgaria, but italian prime minister george maloney and german chancellor olaf scholz oppose it . why are the positions so different on this matter 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 articulate strategic goals. to wage war without defense of the ukrainian sky, it is impossible to conduct it without combat aviation from the ukrainian side, that is obvious. you don't have to graduate from the naval academy or any other military training to... if we want to reduce the cost of this war, we have to 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. you know, i often tell german politicians: ukraine did not occupy russia, it did not attack russia, russia occupied. in in the 23rd year, when the ukrainians were fighting and seizing pieces of territory, villages one, two, three, and what happe

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

opinion was repeated by nato secretary jen stoltenberg in bulgaria, but italian prime minister george maloneyand german chancellor olaf scholz disagreed, 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 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 rece

and because if viktor orbán does not have time to jump into this boat, then george maloney will not takehis faction in the european parliament, and if it does not take his party into its faction in the european parliament, then hungary will not be able to get any positions in the committees of the european parliament and in the european commission, and viktor. will get rid of the influence, you will never put pressure on bulgaria, because i understand that in bulgaria, everyone is not very worried about this influence in the european parliament of the european commission, but viktor orban is worried, and who is the current euro commissioner for the expansion of the european union? the hungarian politician, well , viktor orbán, does not want to lose such positions, and that is why he is just sitting now, he is packing a suitcase, what will fit in there, what won't fit in there, can you put a photo of zelensky, can you put your wife, fuck off. but it goes, this means that it will also be possible to work with all these requirements in this way, that is, in your opinion, conditionally speak

that's now italian prime minister, george maloney, of course, hosting after she herself getting a significant boost in last weekend. you will actions what kind of standing does she have among the other world leaders. we're attending the streets up in summit the georgia maloney, the odd right? prime minister of italy is said about has surface. lots of stuff is team i and the odium on that one. actually the elections among the european leaders in france and germany, those last the elections of but we can now and then great britain in the prime minister standing in the elections. and so she's the only one really strong here and she wants to show to the world how strong that government is. and, and she's also presenting her in a very lush, luxurious hotel, and it's excluded and very exclusive. so she will if she will show it in the other . it's best she says. so thank you so much for reporting. that's our corresponding to band regard. and barry italy argentina's senate has narrow the past president. javier malays controversial economic reform bill. the package aims to slash government spending an

so george maloney's party and brothers are basically 6 with a parliament your group here in the european parliament cold. think you are a pain conservative unreformed mason there. nationalist, right wing politicians, but they're seen as much more politically palatable then the farther right identity and democracy group, which includes parties like the national raleigh in front snow. the fact that georgia maloney's party, the brothers eventually has a pro ukraine stance, for example, has helped help ingratiate itself with mainstream parties in europe. but domestically many of its policies are still seen by critics this far right. for example, it stands on l. g, b, teach you or mark or mike or writes, no, as long as your line continues to do what she has been seems to be doing, which is courting that section of the far right. so that section of your, of hard right, which includes the brothers eventually party, she could on the other hand, in rage, parts of the center list. unless so she will really have to tread very carefully here. she tries for me to make her way back to, to, to another

it, and as orbán and fico show, they are happy to rebroadcast it, and as we were afraid that george maloneyuld play to the tune of the russian dutka, i think 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 j

and why is this so, and because if viktor orban is not has time to jump into this boat, then george maloneyy into their faction.

agreement and joint activity of these countries is, of course , decisive, and today president biden , george maloney, hostess... the hostess of this meeting emphasized that yes, a political agreement was reached that russian frozen assets, frozen in western countries, should be used to help ukraine. it is emphasized that now there is no question of the confiscation of these russian assets, which amounting to approximately 300 billion dollars, it is about issuing a loan for... ukraine, which will be serviced at the expense of funds. a $50 billion loan by the end of this year, which will be serviced by the proceeds of these frozen assets, which will remain immobilized. this is how the representatives of great britain and germany talked about it here in italy today. we've had a very productive set of meetings.

now the ultrapraya faction in the european parliament, you understand yaroslav kaczynski, is george maloneyagine how many politicians have become who share trump's principles in latin america and europe, and this also suggests that the republicans have understood which way to go in order to maintain power, politics is always a struggle for power, and the means for this struggle very often they are not chosen, and as such like these people who, like mitch mcconnell, talk about the need to preserve values. they become marginal because the republicans of the 21st century have different values, and the democrats just might find themselves in a difficult situation, because they are forced to play on several boards at once, here are liberals, uh, here are left radicals, here is biden, here is sanders, and everyone these should be united, israel should be supported, and humanitarian aid should be provided to the gas sector. that is, if we are talking about the european union, then the european union is living its last days, i don't know to what extent, to what extent the right-wing radicals, when

italy's past still appear in its modernity, yet no italian government. did not struggle with it, george maloneyis the least inclined to do so. she has her career started in a group of neo-fascist youth. at that time, she called the wartime dictator benito muscellini a skillful politician. now she has distanced her party from the extreme right and is preparing to achieve high results in the elections to the european parliament, because she has become a kind of model for other affairs of the continent. but her critics are sure that she has not forgotten her political roots. journalist paolo berici has been under guard for the past 5 years due to threats from neo-fascists. far-right and neo-fascist groups felt the support of the maloney government, because the chants and debates that for years remained on the sidelines of politics, suddenly became permitted. jojo maloney doesn't identify as anti-fascist, and when a person can't do that in a republic founded on anti-fascism, that's a sign they're in trouble. thus, italy's past resonates with its present, and the line between honoring history and gl

remember, and why is that, because if viktor orbán does not have time to jump into this boat, then george maloneynot take his party into its faction in the european parliament, and if it does not take his party into its faction in the european parliament, then hungary will not be able to get any positions in the committees of the european parliament and in the european commission, and viktor orban will get rid of his influence on bulgaria , because i understand that in bulgarians are not very worried about this influence in the european parliament of the european commission, but viktor orban is worried, and who is the commissioner for the expansion of the european union now? hungarian? well, viktor orban doesn’t want to lose such positions, and that’s why he’s just sitting right now, packing, packing, what will fit in there, what won’t fit in there, can you put a photo of zelensky, maybe his wife, he’s mad, but he’s leaving, which means that with all these it will also be possible to work in this way with the requirements, that is, according to your opinion, and conditionally speaking, we will ha

somehow it is not very probably adequate at the moment when italy is the chairman of the g7, and george maloneye beginning of that , when italy began to fulfill its duties, it said that our... the purpose of our presidency in this big seven is that we help ukraine win the war. it seems to me that sometimes we do not fully use this tool because, for example, at this g7 summit there was a number of very important positions were voiced, for example, for the first time, apparently, the damage caused to us by the war with the russian federation there was recorded. if i'm not mistaken, they calculated 486 billion dollars, then there was a story about providing us with a 50 billion loan, which is also an important thing, plus they also said there about nuclear security, about the need to further deepen sanctions, and, unfortunately, we are not quite we use this tool clearly and understandably, i would like our diplomats and our bank to pay more attention to it.

george maloney, imagine how many politicians have become who share trump's principles in latin americand europe, and this also suggests that the republicans have understood which way to go in order to maintain power. politics is always a struggle for power, and the means for that struggle are very often not chosen, and so these people who, like mitch mcconnell, talk about... the need to preserve values, they become marginal because the republicans of the 21st century have different values , and the democrats just might find themselves in a difficult situation, because they are forced to play on several boards at once, here are liberals, ugh, here are left radicals, here is biden, here is sanders, and all of them must be united, we must support israel and... provide assistance to the gas sector, donald trump calls george biden a ridiculously bad palestinian, it 's clear who to count on, well, here's the whole story that these two parties are in, in 2024, it's only going to get worse, because the demographics in the united states will continue to change, what there will be fewer so-calle

you know, somehow it is not very adequate at a time when italy is the chairman of the g7, and george maloneyhe way, at the beginning when italy began to fulfill its duties , she said that... our goal, the goal of our presidency in this big seven is that we help ukraine win the war. it seems to me that sometimes we do not fully use this tool because, for example, at this g7 summit there were a number of positions that were very important, for example, the damage caused to us by the war with russia was probably recorded for the first time. tion there, if i am not mistaken, they counted 486 billion dollars, then there was a story about granting us a 50 billion loan, also an important thing, plus they also said there about nuclear security, about the need to further deepen the sanctions, and we, unfortunately , we do not use this tool very clearly and clearly, i would like our diplomats, our bank to pay more attention to this, and not try to somehow come to an agreement with saudi arabia, maybe with china, maybe something will be looped between the chinese-brazilian option, because let's be hone

somehow not very... probably adequate at the moment when italy is the chairman of the g7, and george maloneyby the way, at the beginning of when italy began to fulfill its duties, she said that our the goal, the purpose of our presidency in this great great seven, that we help ukraine win the war. it seems to me that we are not quite sometimes, fully using this tool, because, for example, at this summit. seven , a number of very important positions were voiced, for example, for the first time, apparently , the damage caused to us by the war with the russian federation was recorded, there, if i am not mistaken, they calculated 486 billion dollars. then there was a story about granting us a 50 billion loan, also an important thing, plus they also said there about nuclear safety, about the need to further deepen it sanctions and, unfortunately, we do not use this tool very clearly and clearly, i would like our diplomats, our bank to pay more attention to this, and not try to somehow come to an agreement with saudi arabia, maybe with china, maybe something, something will be looped there between

in the ultra-right faction in european parliament. you understand yaroslaw kaczynski, here's george maloneyimagine how many politicians have become who share trump's principles in latin america and europe, and this also suggests that the republicans have understood which way to go in order to maintain power, politics is there is always a struggle for power, and the means for this struggle are very often not yours. and so these people who, like mitch mcconnell, talk about the need to preserve values, they become marginal, because the republicans of the 21st century have different values, and the democrats can just find themselves in a difficult situation, because they are forced to play on several boards at once, here liberals, here left radicals, here biden, here sanders and everyone. they must be united, israel must be supported, and humanitarian aid must be provided to the gas sector, donald trump calls george biden is ridiculously bad at the palestinians, it 's clear who to count on, well, here's the whole story in which these two parties found themselves, in 2024, the situation will onl

building on what mark lowen was talking about, how george maloney grew as a politician and moved fromfar-right views to the political center, same with geert wilders. he earned the nickname gert milders. gert, because he refused to part of his more radical appeals, which have in the past brought him notoriety in dutch politics, and this partly explains how he rose to prominence. in the last couple of years, gertwilder has abandoned such things as the proposal for a referendum on the future of the netherlands in europe, the nexit, as it is called here. he has partially abandoned anti-islam policies, but has retained some of the anti-immigration measures he wants to introduce to strengthen borders, similar to what we have seen across europe. but on the other hand, in the picture... in the parliamentary elections in the netherlands in november, they hope to agree on the formation of the future ruling coalition before the summer holidays, which are only a few weeks away. but the one who lost support in the elections to the european parliament is orban, his fidesz party wants to be in firs

after the break we'll look at what the g7 meeting can be and what the tangibles can be from the george maloneydency including whether the g7 can make real progress on the use of frozen russian assets and indeed the interest from them and perhaps create a loan deal there's a lot of negotiations going on on the technicalities, and we'll discuss after the break on "street signs." what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your gateway back home. so what is cirkul? it's your water, your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome to "street signs." we are live from london and the shores of the adriatic i'm silvia amara with steve cedric and here are your head lyons. >>> european equity markets open to the downside after the fed revises its rate cut projections to just one this year, and chair powell warns the fight against inflation is not over. >> the economic outlook is u

the conservative centers, conservative book and really vying for support from someone like george and maloney who is as actually mazda of the game of being a fall vice at home. but actually being a surprisingly pro european politician one sees in brussels and that is in itself a change in the way brussels works in the way europe and politics works. so the question is whether the fall rights can actually become a main stream full stack can no longer be seen as exactly that. the small fragment fragment at the end of the spectrum of what is mainstream politics. and that will ultimately depends on the voters. if we take a deeper look at germany, voters of the far right party seem to be very resilient. the alternative for germany has been monitored by the federal office for the process of protection of the constitution. for years, the german domestic intelligence service classified the party as a so called suspected case of white wing extremism. and rightly so, as a chord confirmed a few weeks before the european elections. it's one of just many scandals. here's a look at the parties leading figur

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 the piece. not being confused with the concept of taking control german transfer all actual said that person's idea of you prayed, abandoning the 4 provinces the russian. now planes, along with its native emissions, was just meant to take attention away from the conference that schultz himself get out early and baled french president emanuel cole said that more countries should be involved in peace meetings like this just taught russia, i guess you as 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, 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 biding was ins

so plenty of had at this time, that's now italian prime minister george at maloney, of course, hosting after she herself getting a significant boost in last weekend. you will actions what kind of standing does she have among the other world? leaders were attending the streets up in summits the georgia maloney, the her todd, right. prime minister of italy is said about has surface lots of self esteem. i am the only mind that one actually the elections among the european leaders in front and germany that he does last the elections a little bit. we can now and in great britain in the prime minister, standing in the elections. so she's the only one really strong here and she was to show to the world how strong that government is and, and she's also presenting her in a very lush, luxurious hotel, is excluded, and very exclusive. so she will, if she will show it any of her dispatch, she says, well, thank you so much for reporting that sir. corresponding to badge regard in a very italy now more than 2 years into russia as a full scale invasion. ukrainian troops are dug in for a long war of at

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

problems, but what has changed here in the past 18 months as he was trying to solve them, with george and maloneyther entrench a position after these european elections. but of the right—wing leaders are also looking at her as a kind of figurehead of what they too will hope to achieve. and so, a key moment for italy and for europe, a vote on how to navigate these rough times. well, across the eu, immigration, the economy and the environment are all big themes for voters in this election. that's also true in germany, the eu's largest economy, and with the biggest population, so electing the highest number of meps. but abortion rights campaigners there say women's health issues are failing to get enough attention. 0ur correspondentjessica parker sent this report from the german city of hamburg. adriana volunteers to help improve abortion access at the having one herself five years ago. in germany, abortions are in reality permitted during early pregnancy but remain technically illegal.— during early pregnancy but remain technically illegal. when i read the enal technically illegal. when i read the

this is george maloney. 0h, we have missed her. not to worry.rently 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 that by somebody?- more. is that your own

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

george maloni emphasized at the peace summit that the achievement of peace should not be confused with the subjugation of one country by another, because this would create a dangerous. precedent for all, let's hear ms. maloneying ukraine means protecting the system of rules that unites the international community and protects every country. if ukraine could not count on our support and was forced to capitulate, we would not be here today to discuss minimum terms for negotiations, we would simply be discussing the invasion of a sovereign state. and we can all imagine the consequences. dear colleagues, peace does not mean surrender, as president putin seems to suggest in his latest statements. by the way, the day before, a number of mass media provided an incorrect simultaneous translation of melonia's words. if russia does not agree to these principles, we will force it to surrender, well, at least that's how it was translated, and our journalist yuriy fizer, after listening again... to miloni's speech, said that all this was incorrectly translated and incorrectly distributed. well, of course, we wanted the western powers to say to our western partners that if russia does not agree to these principles, we wi