of human rights, the regime there, two figures from germany, the last president of the german democratic republice economist and one soldier who shot, and this means that the entire target of this command was found, were accused determined to be responsible from the most important leader to the last executor. and this means that in terms of responsibility, everyone who participated in the implementation of such e-e in the implementation of such orders can be held responsible. this is the purpose of the establishment of such an international tribunal, but mr. president, with all due respect, in the case of nuremberg and in other a-a cases, for example, in relation to the tribunal over the former east german a-a government, that’s all that happened after the regimes collapsed and there was a change of power, but even then it was possible to show this chain subjugation, but how, apart from some such legal theater, can we do while president putin remains in power and the russian state remains as we see it, and so history makes me somewhat skeptical about the power of international law as to do this w

yes , alexander grigor giese is, uh, a representative of that german democratic republic, one of thedemocratic socialism, who later joined the pds, which later joined the left party, and, perhaps, the best orator of the last 30 years in the bundestag, a person who, uh, can beat anyone with logic. and when he tells him now he is a deputy he is still a deputy. well he doesn't he is already playing, he has moved away from the leadership of the party, he was eclipsed by a little others for health reasons, he had serious problems there. eh, i know him very well, i met him several times, when he speaks, they listen to him. everyone listens to him, because he possesses, well, besides the fact that she was charisma, it has a high level of intelligence and knowledge, they tried to attach it to him that he was an unspoken employee of the stasi. uh, a million things that were glued to it, nothing stuck, so these are just the words of the shell. i think they will hear him, they will have to hear him, because you know, among such patriarchs who still remain in politics, and although he is leftist

the unification of germany, the so-called treaty two plus four of the german democratic republic andr victorious powers, made the issue of reparations in the nineties completely legally possible for warsaw, but the goal is rather political next fall. elections to the parliament kaczynski's party wants to mobilize the nationalist-minded electorate, grass. for which the germans from the embarzo were growing the case of war reparations from germany and this is confirmed by documents, in the fifty-third year what the kaczynski party is doing was closed. in this matter, it is only a game of domestic politics, the party wants to restore support for anti-german sentiment, relying on washington in foreign policy warsaw shows that it can openly challenge berlin, even with the threat of an even greater split within the eu, alexander khristenko timofein to lead. tonight , immediately after the big news, do not miss the fourth episode of the historical saga, elizabeth, the main character is horrified to find out that she tried to kill her, her own mother, having lost elizabeth petrovna alone, de

scenario in the first place when, in fact, the federal republic of germany absorbed the german democratic republiceast to the fact that the unification process was on unfair and unequal conditions for the two sides, secondly, north korea fears that the united states of america will want to solve the problem by military means and this pushes pyongyang to develop, and its nuclear missile program further, and this turns into a dead end, since the united states of america uses the dprk nuclear missile program to strengthen its military presence in japan and south korea to conduct various joint exercises, when uh the us fleet, and disproportionately increases its presence. including near not only north korean, but also chinese borders, thereby leading to the problem of militarization of the entire asian pacific region. who is in favor of watching cartoons tomorrow today we watch 4 minutes of news, and then a series of 3 minutes before advertising, which you can watch anywhere on anything, and most importantly, anything. is always i wonder where it all starts? now everyone will see the producers of good

play to you to and it was always the cough, dictatorships, like the soviet union, all the german democratic republic to close the bought. what's the cost of the, with the cost of freedom to open the border for those fleeing from the regime. and i think that is because we should have and the type that he did the european law in the asylum qualification directive. those person fleeing from military service when this military service is also willing to walk crimes have the right for them and we should keep to that and i'm open in that way for those. but then there's this other group and that is very important. there is another group for which i have high respect, is the democratic opposition in russia and those people, i mean, close contact with an all the time those fighting the regime in russia, but also doing it from the exile because it's even more and more complicated in the rest of the papers and we need strong programs for this group of people to be able to come to europe and to work from for another law and to get rid of the dictator. so it's for who groups i think show, but from what you're sa

in the summer of 18 on the grounds that the agreement concerned the no longer existing german democratic republic of the polish people's republic, an official note demanding compensation will be sent to berlin in the near future. russia and china in the new conditions should strengthen mutual support, security council secretary nikolai patrushev spoke about this. today he arrived on a visit to china. they discussed the situation in the region, as well as in afghanistan and ukraine . that the country intends to follow the same path together with russia to deepen political trust and strategic interaction. and today, the prc expressed its protest to the united states over joe biden's statement on taiwan in beijing considers the island one of its provinces. the united states maintains depot relations with china, having broken them with taiwan in 1979, but so far, supplying the island with weapons, tensions in the region have escalated. when house speaker nancy pelosi visited taiwan in august capital. after that, the people's liberation army of the people's republic of china began major exercises, and

in the summer of 18 on the grounds that the agreement concerned the no longer existing german democratic republic will be sent to berlin in the near future. russia and china in the new conditions should strengthen mutual support, secretary of the security council nikolai patrushev spoke about this today

rather, this is not the deployment of nuclear weapons on the territory of the former german democratic republic of points, that is, theoretically, the failure to comply with these agreements. well, as i understand it, failure to comply with these points makes it possible for russia to at least ask a question. and if this is not being done, then maybe this agreement should be denoted by the gdr and go back to well, i'm not calling for this, because then i definitely won't go back to germany, i understand, but at least this question. you can ask these discussion questions - which need to be discussed, about which you can really put on the agenda . this is really nonsense for me. the peace treaty is not signed, for some specific reasons, the most important point that i wanted to come to today. uh, germany not only that worries germany pulled up the news. uh, the speeches of ramzan kadyrov a. really very serious began to ask questions, how and what can happen? i want to say that this is not accidental, because suddenly e for many germans. by the way, i was one of the first who in 2003 published a b

that a very large number of residents of the german democratic republic did not at all strive for theand, probably, bitterly regrets that they did not stand their ground then, but no one of them then again, i didn't ask anything. russia always does everything absolutely negatively. firm and exactly in line with norms of international law and our soldiers, who today at the forefront continue to break the back of the nazis, are doing everything to ensure that these elections are held calmly and safely, and the heart of the defense today reports on the number of beaten drones intercepted. e rockets, of all stripes. hmm, this countdown shows that a record number of what they wanted to interfere with us, but we won't get it and it won't work. well, it really is. so andreevich rightly told us, e glance said that this is the most visible manifestation of the fire and the kievan regime, because really a serious blow to the prestige of the kiev authorities. here, in your opinion. what is the meaning? it's not from the point of view. here is the military yes, from the point of view of the gener

consent polish people's republic because they began serious problems are a problem in the german democratic republic, but kachchinsky simply remembers it, why does he remember? well, because , but because of his conservative position. what the poles like, the european union does not really like, and all the time poland is being blackmailed by the fact that they will no longer be helped to help the search for the economy. uh, in response, kaczynski hints that, well, guys, you didn’t pay extra then. it's so mutual here you know, any eu economy is german help. well, not any, but who does not ask from portuguese, of course, yes, not from the portuguese or from the greeks to ask even more, well, yes, you did not appreciate, well, the tectonic shifts that signaled, oddly enough, kachinsky, yes, since he says this, it means that he believes that the third world war has already begun and you need to grab more and run away. so he thinks that even now he can think about his hideous chairs. that is, i take you to the lands, that is, the most beautiful city of poland, lvov, he is limber, he understands that eve

rather, this is not the deployment of nuclear weapons weapons on the territory of the former german democratic republic, as i understand it, failure to comply with these points makes it possible for russia to at least ask a question. and if this is not being done, then maybe this agreement should be denoted by the gdr and go back to well, i'm not calling for this, because then i definitely won't go back to germany, i understand, but at least this question. you can ask this is a discussion question which needs to be discussed, about which one can really put on the agenda. this is really me is nonsense. the peace treaty was not signed, for some specific reasons, the most important point that i wanted to come to today. uh, germany it's not the only thing that worries germany pulled up the news. e speeches by ramzan kadyrov a. indeed, they began to ask questions very seriously, how and what can happen? i want to say that this is not accidental, because suddenly for many germans. by the way, i was one of the first ones who in 2003 published a book in german on the chechen syndrome, just from the chechen war

republics consent of the polish people's republic because serious problems began in the german democratic republicdoes not really like, and all the time poland is being blackmailed by the fact that the polish economy will stop helping them. uh, in response, kaczynski hints that, well, guys, you didn’t pay extra then. there is such a mutual understanding here that help to any eu economy is german help. well, not any, but and who is asked not from the portuguese, of course, yes, not from the portuguese or from the greeks even more.

republic of poland . shelter lviv and the all-ukrainian democratic forum also became partners. germansnd poles are helping us it is very important for us that ukrainians still remain in ukraine, we have difficult times, people are left without work, without housing very often, and to support these people, to teach them some new skills, and for some, this is the realization of some long-standing dream, to make them full members of society in the new cities where they come is the task of every ukrainian and every european woman, that is why our european partners support the council so much in these projects, currently more than 20 women have the opportunity to study, however, the organizers do not stop there, they will organize more such courses so that everyone who wants to be able to realize their dreams khrystyna parubiy volodymyr 100-day espresso tv channel on this i have the entire news editorial team meeting you at 4:00 p.m. and in a few moments the broadcast of espresso will continue my colleagues antin borkovskyi and anna valevska stay with us good evening we are from ukraine, th

republic. they have no democratic outlet to express themselves on this issue. remember what german foreign minister and alina bare, bach said, added democracy, conference of all things in prague earlier this month. have a listen. we stand with ukraine, as long as they need us, no matter what my german vote a thing, but i want to deliver to the people of ukraine. and this means every measure i'm taking. i have to be clear that this holds on as long as ukraine meets me. me, me, me, i, i am democracy. that's the kind of lingo he get constantly from taught. you officials from bare rock to vander lane. sometimes the truth just comes out and judging by the remarks democracy in the minds of e. leaders is apparently something that only exists within the narrow confines of what they allow the little people to do or to have it is good to have you with us today. that diplomatic relations between canada and india have become wrote more tense is the canadian government allows, seeks living there to conduct a referendum for a separate seek homeland and the western indian state of pudding job is

republic. they have no democratic outlet to express themselves on this issue, which is why they take to the streets. remember what german 4 i minister and alina bare, bach said ada democracy conference of all things in prague earlier this month. we stent a wish. you train as long as they need us, no matter what my german vote to thing, but i want to deliver to the people of ukraine. and this means every measure i'm taking. i have to be clear that this holds on as long as ukraine meets me. me, me, me, i, i am democracy. that's pretty much what we're hearing from the ear leadership from bare box of underlines. sometimes the truth just comes out and judging by their remarks, democracy in the minds of the leaders is apparently something that only exists within the narrow confines of what they allow the little people to do or have i contribute a ritual. marston, thank you to africa. now a security crisis in the south hell, a region is apparently threatening to turn into a global problem. the un secretary general antonio quotas warning the way the situation is handled, needs a new approach. if nothing is done, the effects of

republics the consent of the polish people's republic because serious problems began in the german democratic republic and then to help the fraternal people of germany fields, well, more and more no need, but kachchinsky just remembers it, why does he remember? well, because , uh, because of his conservative stance. uh what like the poles do not really like the european union and all the time poland is blackmailed by the fact that they will stop helping to help, the polish economy. uh, in response, kaczynski hints that, well, guys, you didn’t pay extra then. this is such a mutual understanding of any economy and the european union is german assistance. well, not any, but mostly from portugal, of course, yes, not from the portuguese or from the greeks even more. the germans are still exhaustible. this is news on the first with you yulia gamaeva. hello vladimir putin spent in kaliningrad an open lesson called conversations about his important listener, the winner of the olympiad of competitions in the field of culture, art, science and sports, congratulating the children on the start of the new school y