it's a major leap forward for germany and for germany as a key member of your european union and does need to you want from your vantage point to how does this change things? now germany has this national security strategy. so what will the country be able to do now that it wasn't already doing as a result to but i think we should remember the purpose of these type of strategy documents. if you look at you, the us national security strategy or, or british or french counterparts, i don't think these documents should be taken as, as the, the, the silver bullet as the solution to everything with the, with a stroke of one pen. we should keep that in mind, i think on balance, the new drum, national security is a net positive for germany for its allies, and for berlin's role in nato and the european union. yes, they are shortcomings a lack of urgency ambition and clarity on, on some key points of the follow through with the operationalization, the budgetary se side of things, uh, bulk gone, already alluded to some of this. but i do think this strategy is one important step . a step away fro

is hypothetical germany , at least someone understands germany, to what is it all about? understand, well, yes, at least some kind of sparks. here is another consciousness present, you understand the complete absence of fear. no, there is fear, of ​​course not. it was you who saw how we destroyed iris, that is the air defense system is negligible. yes it is. they saw how we destroyed the american cleopards are not able to intercept hypersonic missiles. do they think we will? fly by plane from german airfields to bombard our positions. i think that there are circles and, of course, there are forces that understand this in the first place. this is a military action for germany, which of course i will now try to destroy. and i think if they want to do it easily, and the second line that goes through sarah wagner well, unfortunately, it is true, because it will mean the fragmentation of the opposition, which will make it even weaker, therefore , to speak seriously , there is a serious position that could say to lead this peace line in germany now, unfortunately, not account f

i think germany is t in: china. i think germany is trying to _ china.nk germany is trying to do _ china. i think germany is trying to do what - china. i think germany is trying to do what it - china. i think germany is trying to do what it can l china. i think germany is| trying to do what it can do china. i think germany is - trying to do what it can do to enhance the economic relationship while still respecting the important political alliance with the united states of course the crux of this is ukraine, where both germany and the united states support ukraine at pushing back russia and china is on the other side of that with a warm embrace of putin. what challenges will both countries face moving forward economically?— economically? there is a question _ economically? there is a question for _ economically? there is a question for germany . economically? there is a i question for germany about dependency of concentration risk. rememberas dependency of concentration risk. remember as a lead up to ukraine germany continue to build its economic relation

germany is facing an energy dilemma. in the short term, the country needs expensive. ellen determine those which will quickly become obsolete. what should be done? continue to build for weight. too many german companies are increasingly under pressure due to high energy costs and the lack of skilled workers that is making production less sorts and, and is making germany a less attractive place to do business. and it has been slipping and international rankings and many of small and medium sized german companies. it's hidden. tompkins are considering moving production abroad, but that's not an option for every business. as dw reporter, cloudy electric found out, they may not be household names, but germany's medium sized businesses keep germany working in society like in business, those in the middle of suffering, the most nice medium size firms are feeling the pressure. the industrialization of germany is a creeping process, is high energy cost, it's not enough skill was in too much bureaucracy. plate companies have germ

summer in germany? no one wants to think about the winter right now, but some people do it for a living. in a single thing, nice. looking at next winter. we haven't done enough planning yet to ensure the supply that we're a custom to was in energy security is an important concept in germany these days because houses meet heating in the winter, an industry needs affordable energy to. it's been a big problem since the end of russian gas deliveries. germany didn't have a single terminal to import liquid natural gas, but that all changed rapidly. floating terminals were chartered and connected to the pipeline network. in record time. politicians were praised for their quick response in securing the energy supply and the rapid pace continues. 10 new terminals are being plan permits are being processed at top speed. one terminal is being developed on the baltic island. the route in large pipeline runs very close to the island environmental activists fear that increased chipping traffic will upset the regions

and we begin here in germany. we're us based chip maker intel assigned off on plans to invest 30000000000 euros in the country as part of a new chip production facility. of the deal for a factory in the city of monta bar includes 10000000000 euros in german sudden subsidies. intel is the latest ship makers take advantage of the east east funding rules for producers of the critical components as your of aims for more independence from asian manufacturers entails also planning new facilities in poland and france. but, well, germany is celebrating entails big investment. the past year has seen more and more questions arise, to the countries general attractiveness for investment, both domestic and foreign. and that's the problem for all of europe. after all, germany, france and italy account for more than half of the blocks overall economic output, where it's gross domestic product, a germany hold, the largest piece of that pie. how much of the country standing is thinks it's innovativeness over decades, even centurie

here is the support of ukraine, it is not in the interests of germany germany is one of those countriesflict. that is, if we compare the united states, which are overseas and which, in fact, give their equipment on lease, germany not only manages the equipment of the bundeswehr's gratuitous stocks, well , and provide massive economic support plus more than a million refugees. that is, it all falls on the shoulders of the german taxpayers, who, in fact, are already voting against such a policy. and i completely agree with you eugene thank you very much, and i really wish your party, good luck and strengthen your positions , because today you are one of the very few, but important and increasingly influential political forces, and in germany , which advocates politics common sense for competitiveness in germany for being so that germany defends its national interests and you understand that this is simply impossible to do through a confrontation with russia, but the need for russia to cooperate once again is great. thank you for taking the time for us and good luck to you. well, not to go

that's much faster than in germany. and here's a reminder of our top business story we're following for you at this hour entails investing 30000000000 euros and chip reduction facility in germany deal includes 10000000000 euros and subsidies that after the east funding rules for producers of the critical components you're aiming for more independence from asian manufacturers. well that's our show, hope you liked your likes. if you can find out more online at dw dot com slash business, you can also find out more on youtube or youtube channel dw news, and we're on facebook. usually invalid is watching the or upstate, cherish them. ponds take care of them and of course they also drive them vintage cars in india as part of the community the obsession. or is it only a key shape? the my we visit the car fanatics to find out. read for you know, plastic did every where it keeps on piling up. can simply go away. but all hope isn't lost. as scientists work out new approaches to tackle. why stick? wait. take a look to morrow to do

that's much faster than in germany. and here's a reminder of our top business story we're following for you at this hour entails investing 30000000000 euros and chip production facility in germany deal includes 10000000000 euros and subsidies that after the east funding rules for producers of the critical components you're aiming for more independence from asian manufacturers. well, that's our show. hope you liked your life church. you can find out more online and d, w dot com slash business. you can also find out more on youtube or youtube channel dw news, and we're on facebook. i'm seeing, here's an invalid. it's watching the, the, the hitler stallion's sculptures displayed in the nazi transferring along sod last they've suddenly turned up on the shadow markets. whether of intrigue surrounds their reappearance. involving the soviet army, the stars, the nazi art collectors, and the under world arts unveiled in 30 minutes on dw millions of age, solar panels, nothing the garbage, not so fast. trash can be turned into. tr

this is something that germany needs to understand that my mother's imprisonment depends on what germany does. and germany, marion mistresses is not doing enough when it comes to standing up for her mother, as we have seen in the last 2. and i have years more than 2 and a half years. that assignment diplomacy and am advocating in the way they do does not work. so i can repeat what i've been telling them since 3 years. you need to change the strategy. you need to be more brave. it's in your responsibility if something happens to my mother in evan prison. i believe it blame it on her. then her biggest, vicious says, is that the doors of evan will open soon and her mother, no, he tuck ivy and all the other political prisoners can leave in peace and freedom. are you watching t w. c. as a reminder of our top story view, as postcard says, all 5 people in both the missing submersible died after a catastrophic infection. search for profit of went missing near the rick of the titanic. as end of the pieces of the vessel were found on the sea. and that's it for me in the new stream. for now, i'll h

the first soviet gas came to germany. during the cold war, the united states and the secular union entered into a series of economic and political battles, and one of the most significant was the struggle for control of the oil and gas market in the fifties and sixties, the ussr rapidly expanded its oil production and exports. what invariably aroused the alarm of american oil companies and politicians feared that the supply of soviet oil, beneficial to european buyers, would become a political and economic victory for communism and deal a crushing blow to american industry, despite to the fact that the united states themselves sought to impose a capitalist system where the strongest must survive. let others play by these rules, and the one who invented them has the right to neglect them. isn't that so, therefore, on the way , the americans imposed economic sanctions on the goods necessary for the construction of gas pipelines, pipes with a large radius and powerful turbines in the union, there were none. here, in order to

the university degree needs to be recognized in germany. this new bill will also change that. meaning that if the bill is recognized in another country and the have for the experience, this will make it easier for them to then come here to jeremy. but of course, i'm many details that are still open and a position says this law is not going if far enough to actually be able to close this gap. so how well can we really expect this a lot to work then? so many things, there's still need to address critics of saying that, for example, the bureaucracy still needs to be reduced. digital infrastructure in germany is a big issue and of course, and also the consul as they will get this influx of these applications, also need more stuff. and one of the lawmakers also said that alone only in the city of frankfort of the german city of frankfort, they have $15000.00 visa applications, still waiting to be process. so that needs to be additional pass. and now they taking care of that. and because if there is, for example, in a textbook from india, from ba

instead, germany partner. but the strategy known as de risking was not have no interest in economic decoupage from china. instead, germany high on the chancellor's agenda to the annoyance of his green party. coalition partner, schultz managed to get the chinese state shipping company costcto to invest in a hampered container terminal that is in critical infrastructure. in which direction is state shipping company costcto to invest in a hampered container the new german china strategy headed richard. the chinese premier refused to take questions during the press conference. did you have a deja vu moment? i remember we were there in the press conference when modi visited berlin. well, it wasn't just the chinese premier who refused to take questions in the press conference when modi visited berlin. well, it or schultz did too. there were no questions and it can be one side and they said that it was because of the chinese side that they, but the germans can be one side and they said that it was rolled off, rolled

businesses keep germany working. in an society like in business, those in the middle of suffering, the most nice, medium sized firms of feeling, the pressure, the industrialization of germany is a creeping process is high energy cost. it's not enough skills loc, as an too much bureaucracy. type companies have germany as a production location is at risk and the risk be mitigated. it. so how does this come foundry is a typical mid sized company in western germany. they cost muscle part susan, machine construction, wind turbines, rolling mills, and the mining industry. the induction melting sinuses required lots of electricity around $55.00 gigawatts per yes. as much as a town of 20000 people. surprising energy costs pays a major problem. we'll see mostly from home. so we, as industrial users had annual cost of around $4.00 to $4500000.00 euro, same deal after the green crisis began in the energy price riley of 2022. we paid $15.00 to $16000000.00 euro, so the same amount of energy. so $10.00 to $11000000.00 euro is mor

the usa, canada, and sweden top the list, germany run 18. well it's, and he came in law the and that's the germany. it has to be extremely attractive as a production location because there weren't many other alternatives. countries couldn't compete with germany because they weren't at our level, the bottom. and maybe we rested on our laurels to long and, and what's happened in the meantime is that in other countries have become extremely competitive. as a lender esteemed it, up, stock will go chest and the production location index germany performed was due to high taxes. it landed fall down the list for its labor costs, bureaucracy, and energy prices, less and infrastructure. in financing ministries, if we don't play catch up because others are progressing faster, now we'll fall far behind and we need to prevent that does, is it? so finding that this wind turbine may cut plans to keep home producing and gemini, the family business office, a comprehensive service from the original concepts, 3 to maintenance this year. turnover is expected to

this is a practical policy for germany. con germany. have it both ways. we have the china as a rival, unimportant to export market as well. i think even united states is not saying that to all trade or investment with china has to, has to disappear all of a sudden or, or be restricted. i think what we're talking about is a certain specific, critical, sensitive areas of economic engagement, being a being looked at being being restricted. so it's a very fine line to walk. i think for germany it's especially difficult because many of its biggest firms are heavily dependent on the chinese market. and that's why there is this reluctance to even go down that road. they've been brace the, the risk being, but the definition of the risk being it is in the eye of the beholder. i would say, i didn't risk. it's an interesting concept and he has the site in the eye of the beholder. we have the chinese tech corporation hallway, which the us perceives as a national security threat. huawei is responsible for 60 percent of the drum and is that g 5 a network? so, is that t

germany's new law have on that. i don't know where the african countries are losing on thousands of skilled workers every year to most developed countries. i'm the last the thought of that was a body of 2018 africa was losing about 3 been, and there's a huge loss on there on your own. most african countries. yeah. so to what many hours some of her counselors say, sorry, not sorry, because advocates with using more university graduates down the neva market kind of met with high youth unemployment. it's difficult to blame people for trying to. i like elsewhere isn't it? i mean definitely it. um, as much as you would criticize um west through congress for pushing the skilled workers from africa. we also need to take, i had a new car sales. i'm most african governments have been unable to provide the opportunity to so much that, that this kid was of, most of these trains individuals. let's, let's, and a bit on that in terms of solutions because, you know, it's not really a problem for people to move and work any way aro

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that is out many a heading to greener pastures in germany. learning germany's an easy but he's totally up for the holy is one of $284.00 nurses taking language classes and just kind of 5 days a week or he's part of the triple win program that drains engineers and nurses for jobs in germany. concerning good, that's good. yeah. yeah, i think it all folks of luck. life balance is going to the man saying in indonesia it's more difficult sometimes it's because most of us have luxury living society to make sure i've gotten that combined. if i need this while in germany, the respect for nurses is quite high. how does that, why? i want to try and worked in and of course, because he can earn a lot more money that even indonesia nursing home like this one. for a long time, easy, i couldn't send nurses to work in hospitals and care facilities outside of asia because there was a shortage at home. but now that it has a surplus of 3 nurses, the world health organization has given indonesia, the green light for the progress. then backgrounds have been in the homo, brendan, this is not sort of brain d

uh, bass with atomic weapons here in germany is not on the agenda yet.ell, i think not in the near future eugene will stand in your opinion. what consequences could the formation of its own army in the european union lead to? whether this initiative runs counter to us interests in europe in this regard is worth noting. uh, the creation of interethnic brigades, that is, there is a german-french brigades there or there is still there, in my opinion. and so on. uh, it was all let's say. so trial balloons in that regard. uh, that it was once planned to take a step and create their own army, the eu is natural. it all went, let's say, against the interests of nato, which, like a military bloc dominates in europe, uh, because the united states was afraid that with the creation of a full-fledged armed forces, the european union, uh, would become more independent of the u.s. interests in europe, therefore , such attempts, they globally did not lead to any significant success, a now, during the ukrainian conflict, it should be noted that the united states, to the

china is germany's largest trade partner outside of the you. the entre for nor unfair ca ago has been active on the chinese market for more than 20 years. his company manufacturers rubber and plastic parts like hoses for waste water plants and seals for solar system. 90 percent of all solar plants come from china and half of all wastewater treatment plants worldwide built in china. our products for biological waste water treatment, which means it's an important market for us so far. the family own company from honda over germany has its own factory in china, but giga says it's not dependent on business there. he admits this is not typical for other operators in the german industry. you know, and it was a fact that china is one of the largest markets in the world can be seen as a cause or as a blessing. german industry has develop it very well in china over the last 20 years. and many dropped the sea, and germany naturally depends in a certain way on china. but the question is, are in the alternative markets that comp time and china? the questio

but in some countries, i think germany was one of them. these rising prices were more acute and affected much more both the cost of living. but also the sentiment of they'd be seen as well as you, as you say, what are the surprise he has? i'm sorry, please go ahead. i, i want to say that gemini has spent about can rely upon being with some of these issues. and we should not forget that. and as for instance, we can speak about tools in the number of countries that done money exports to the broad diversified portfolio of goods and services. ease of bottom on the import things for the gentleman who called them all checked the phones very well in our ranking, in areas like hence and like the environment. and of course, it has a very daring objective towards the renewable energy $26.00. i have to ask the ireland ranks number 2 and your survey, but we know it's been especially attractive to companies because of its low taxes. how much of a role does that play in your ranking? it's place, it may be closed, but it's not the one way street in a sen

so west germany got rid of them now to speed limit law in 1952. so literally when the communist judy yard is off during german reunification in 1990, it's out of on speed restrictions went with it. shortly after for decades, many germans fought tooth and nail for this liberty. any time anyone messed with the right to drive fast, they were met with outrage. perhaps because in the country with tens of millions of cars and christine roads, driving fast, much of the one of the easiest ways to find the place of freedom. this lives of freedom has become a bit of a selling point abroad torres even come to germany to drive as fast as possible for several 100 year olds. you too can rent a premium car to enjoy the excitement of the notorious sermon, alto, bon, drive, full throttle and reach top speeds of 300 kilometers per hour or more. but if other people also find driving fast so fun, why is germany one of the only countries that still allows that? after all this time the speed limit can hardly be sold as a relic of nazi germany. well, the tuning car indu

because they rely on germany's expertise. they see it as a vital market in the european union. gemini is recognized for its strong position as europe's uh, economic ends. and when it comes to defense, like i say, some of the export policy rules are pretty restrictive still. so this is something where india will then turn to other countries. and at the same time, of course, there is no doubt that indian companies, when you talk to them, they say we would definitely get more honest. have germany, if any, they would let us. right. that is the w's chief, political correspondent, need a husband reporting for us and daily she is currently travelling, but germany is defense, minister boards, for stories as he's on a to a, in the age of this in the pacific region. thanks very much for your reporting. you know, a and a reminder off the top story that we're following for you here on dw news. kids and moscow are accusing each of the blowing up a major them in the russian control of 70 ukraine. officials in the area around the nova, co h

just can you just don't hear about that in germany. to me, unless you come here and see it 1st hand because the student activities my skills walk is and yet low wages, that's what makes portugal attractive for businesses based portuguese and foreign professionals of buying for jobs. a little housing is being built as we see here in less than a whole new housing estates designed by the ends of piano is going up in a prime location versus a luxury accommodation. so it was a mess. okay. it is all liberty. these prices here started $6000.00 euros per square meter, and all of this housing is all new to a person. was in a good home about 10 minutes to get to the, to the see if you would ask people a few years ago to show you this area on the map. i'm reviewing them up a date of struggle. nobody's registrated for godaddy for sale. what snacking is housing for the white population. georgina shows us some apartments in her neighborhoods that used to be so people are moving comes we'll they want the 300004 that 300004 an apartment and natal. i t

yeah, for germany it has actually _ in germany.ny it has actually been _ in germany. yeah, for germany it has actually been a _ it has actually been a relatively negative story in recent years. the trade relationships have become increasingly unbalanced. that is true for the whole of the eu, actually, so our exports currently are stagnating. in certain segments, and you mentioned automotive, they are actually down in the first quarter year on year by almost a quarter. so that is quite a lot. german car—makers and also for their key parts of german industry are struggling because chinese competitors are now coming into the international market and competing with them. on the other hand, german 0n the other hand, german companies are still very keen on investment in china and this is in stark contrast to other major economies in the world, like the us, where we see companies pulling out of china rather turned up and down on the country. rather turned up and down on the country-— rather turned up and down on the country. what do you s

sincerely, but they put germany in its place quite clearly. doctrine is being wolfed it is absolutely clear what you said there, that all this will not expand. forget about it. that's what we said, this will be the next stage - this is the year 2000. this is a nato security conference in bratislava where john bolton speaks for the first time, who pronounces the words of the red lines, about which no one had said anything before. he says red lines, he actually voices the idea of ​​the intermarium. he did not speak other red lines then, and he voiced inter marium's ideas about poland actually. today we are talking about a race triangle. this was said in 2000 in bratislava and it really existed and at the time when they were talking there they were kissing, well, or at least they were kissing and talking. yes, we are here at all here. e world of candy. uh, everything is fine with us, we won’t go anywhere further, but the talker talks about it, however, no one paid attention to this, including in russia , unfortunately, but it was and is now retur

can you see similarities in germany's approach to china and germany's approach to russia? maybe miss misguided expectations about how things would develop. because now you are faced with situation as wouldn't russia where you have a g, a political situation that may be going against the values that germany says it represents. and i see you comparing the situation we had regarding dependencies on fossil energies with regard to russia. it is not comparable to china because the, the situation with china and um, lets say um dependencies but um and also uh, the exchanges. we, uh, we face their uh, much more complex. that's why it is also more complex to talk to china because it is in our interest to stay in contact to be on good terms with china. on the one hand side, i'd be very outspoken. on the other hand, when it comes to the abiding by international contracts abiding by the rule of law . and that's what these um, discussions that are in place um make it so difficult uh to um, to be outspoken with china. but i think this is the question that politics need to conquer. it's l

that result many a heading to greener pastures in germany. learning germany's an easy but he's totally up for the holly is one of $284.00 nurses taking language classes and recada 5 days a week. so he's part of the triple we program that trains indonesia, nurses for jobs in germany. concerning good, that's good it. yeah. so my, and i think it's all sorts of work life balance is going to be, i gotta man saying in indonesia, it's more difficult sometimes it, because most of us have long, carefully because i need to make sure i've gotten a companion can even say while in germany, good, respectful nurses is quite high on how to get at that. why i see i want to try and book then. yeah. and then i them until next. and of course, because he can earn a lot more money than in indonesia, nursing home like this one for a long time. indonesia couldn't send nurses to work in hospitals, in peer facilities outside of asia, because there was a shortage at home. but now that it has a surplus of 3 nurses, the world health organization has given indonesia, the green light for the program. then background

now the, if the doctor knows aisha coming up to date filling up germany's nurse shortage, germany needs nurses and it's getting there from countries like in the v. sure. and the philippines. but is there's leading to a shortage in these nations and impacting this time, did the medical care plus naples healing eye surgeon. this man is the only hope of treatment for thousands of deputies suffering cattle ex, in their lines. the british manager, welcome to the views aisha. glad you could join us. germany is facing a shortage of medical personnel, particularly nurses, according to one estimate of the country. we need some 300000 nurses. by 2030 a shortfall, it's got to make up within its borders. so it's heavy outside them to countries like indonesia and the philippines. it's that the questions of whether rich countries are literally shopping for now says input on one's of the cost of medical care in these countries. questions we can explore in a moment. but 1st, this report from indonesia, which has a sub loss of nursing graduates manual form, are unable to find adequate employment in the

we have a national security strategy for germany. we have worked up a line of it used to be called the white paper and was limited to defense policies and now it follows a much more comprehensive, systematic approach that comprises many agencies industries and the traits lines. there's arrows that work was done on the the offices of the, of our administrative. this is why i wanted to extend my wellness thanks to annalynn of dental and the team. i'll see you jump in for an office for the dentist commitment and fall for that work that allowed do that work to be attend item months after the government take off as well. so i think all of the members of the federal government, some of them are representative for the very constructive deliberations of the past month. unable to go to court in the negotiations on the formation of the commission, we had agreed that we would work up such a national security strategy again that this was before the tide vendor, the tiny part in history before the invasion in ukraine, before the brutal war of agg

and dangerous near misses betwed states, germany's most important ally. germany is not alone.what makes it even harder is that germany got in so deep with china. in the last decadent half or so, the two sides built in an incredibly close symbiotic relationship. china became germany's top trading partner for years in a row. the plandemic showed that supply chains could break down their prices. german car companies became addicted to china's exploding market. now, chinese rebels are threatening to beat them in electric cars. all of this present berlin with really tough dilemmas about how to rethink the relationship with china. quickly it a case in point. the foreign minister were adamantly against, saying this will give china to my sleigh over infrastructure. at the g7 summit, they all agreed they should do risk their relations with beijing. a step back from the decoupling the most hawkish voices were calling for. what is a risk and what is not a risk? that is open to interpretation. quickly indication is that a lot felt as a very narrow definition of what the u.s. is. it is mai

has come back to essentially germany's doorstep in germany. doesn't sarah border with ukraine, but it is in the neighborhood. germany is applying ukraine with weapons. that was a massive racing goals or by jumping politicians would be full. that was what exported to non active crisis regions. and the government through, oh, through that principal over board when they decided to essentially support to crime for as long as it takes that is something that then the tons of that left. so as always stresses, well that means of cause, what does the bone does? the german on forces have at home to protect gemini itself and also to play a more active role when it comes to other crises around the well, no, this is something web or as the story is, the defense ministers, making it very clear. we need to step out there as well. we don't want arms and spiraling upwards globally, but of course we also need to take it more seriously that we cons. and then i've ever put it that way. we can't expect peace and freedom to full from the sky. we need to do somethin

germany therefore withdrawal.ith atomic weapons here in germany, he is not yet on the agenda. well, i think in the near future eugene will not stand in your opinion either. what consequences could the formation of its own army in the european union lead to? whether this initiative runs counter to us interests in europe in this regard is worth noting. uh, the creation of gentle-national brigades. uh, that is, there is german-french there or there is still there, in my opinion. it was all let's say. so trial balloons in the plan, uh, what was once planned still take a step and create your own army, the eu is natural. it all went, let's say, so against the interests of the one that, as a military bloc, dominates europe, uh , because the united states feared that with the creation of full-fledged armed forces, the european union, uh, would acquire greater independence from us interests in europe, therefore, like kind of attempt. they did not lead to any significant success globally. and now, during the ukrainian confl