i think that here america, great britain, and the european union need to put pressure on iran through china, more pressure should be put on china because, er, china on today in that region there is a bigger player and a second player after the united states of america, and i certainly believe that the delivery of china is the most effective. deliveries of drones and other equipment for the russian federation. by the way, oleksandr panasunok was quite categorical about china in one of his last speeches. at what stage of development are british- chinese economic relations at an average level? and at the level of high technologies and large investments, uh, the business is really provided, mr. alexander, we are now talking about military aid from great britain, we are infinitely grateful for this , great britain is our reliable partner and long-term a-a about the future prospects of cooperation in the agricultural sphere, starting from february 24, in addition to the fact that russia is killing ukrainians and destroying our places, it is also causing damage to our ecosystem, and the othe

it marks the main commercial triangle of great britain. continents to europe, africa and america it would seem that international, especially intercontinental trade. this is about development and that's just as we see the basis of the triangle, its base on the map is indicated by the slave trade, the famous historian george francis dow in his book. the history of the slave trade gives the following data on the scale of english participation in the slave trade from 1713 to 1733, the british annually brought to america about 15,000 slaves. and these are only theories for which the slave government gradually knew. more and more were needed. in 1786, the british brought to america about 60,000 africans to barbados , more than 243,000 slaves to jamaica, about 610,000 slaves. the ottoman empire in the late 18th and early 19th centuries was drawn into the orbit of british influence and its merchants followed. the elder brothers of the english, therefore, with their supply, a favorite place in our days recreation, gelendzhik anapa tuapse sukhumi a

great britain is known to be one of the largest donors of military aid to ukraine.eksandr timarko, vice-president of the london conservative party, chancellor of the institute of economic research in london is in touch with us mr. oleksandr good night, we congratulate you good night glory to ukraine glory to the heroes we have already heard the explanation of the prime minister of great britain and please explain to us what this audit is, was it known about before or is it in fact this is the kind of bureaucratic red tape that is needed at the end of the year because it is necessary to understand where and what the taxpayers' funds in britain are going to, that is the traditional bureaucratic red tape in this uh bureaucratic procedure there is nothing new annually, it is carried out for any expenses of military losses, civilian expenses, eh, international aid, it is not carried out in order to identify inokazatelstvennonnyh, it is carried out in order to see, eh , how it's possible to improve this completeness, how can you do it, i'm going to help more effectively,

necessity to reach the very gates of moscow with fire - he could speak on behalf of the whole of great britainccording to his position, he himself was literally one step away. by the way, this is his own great-great-great-granddaughter, the famous princess diana in 1981 married the prince of wales, charles, who recently became king charles iii, but in the 19th century earl spencer could not lead the empire, and he could not gather a 200,000-strong army of highlanders, at the very peak of the army under led by imam shamil , there were 40,000 fighters, so there can be no talk of any campaign against moscow, and russia in this war won, but most importantly, victory was achieved, not weapons. most importantly, the victory of russia and the defeat of great britain in this company happened when the highlanders finally got out of the influence of the british . but shamil was forced to surrender, and when he looked at the attitude of the tsarist government towards himself, the attitude towards those around him towards his family, then he was. well, in general, quite surprised, and he says. yes, of cou

the minister of great britain urged to ignore russia's calls for a cease-fire until the withdrawal of therefore, the thing in sumy appealed to the leaders of the member countries of the joint expeditionary forces in latvia, where the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelensky , called on the event to provide more weapons to sumy. stated that the alliance should provide more military aid to ukraine, including additional air defense systems, artillery and armored vehicles, we must be clearly aware, i am quoting now the prime minister of great britain, that any unilateral call for a cease-fire from russia is absolutely meaningless in the current context, i think that it would be a false call it would be used by russia to regroup to strengthen its troops and until they leave the occupied territory there cannot and should be no real negotiations, instead, according to the british prime minister, the alliance should continue to focus on the reduced ability of russia to regroup and replenish supplies. well, we would just like to redirect to the british prime minister, so to speak, this is the

a new season, a new tournament, a new united cup for great britain.rts as hosts australia awaited. not that cameron norrie showed any signs of being scared in sydney. the british number one found his form quickly against alex de minaur. some quality tennis. less than a0 minutes had gone when norrie wrapped up the first set. much to his captain's delight. and it was much of the same. in the second two, norrie controlled and composed d minaur disillusioned. norrie securing the set six three and securing a winning start for great britain. so could katie swan follow suit? or to do so, she needed to beat zoe hives in a match that would be much closer. the pair battled it out from the baseline, a question of who would blink first. yes. penman happy as swann held her nerve. first set six four, but roared on by a raucous home crowd. hives fought back, racing into a three love lead in the second. herjoy, though short lived swan producing a fightback of her own, winning six games in a row and winning the match. the perfect way to start a new season. so great br

said to his country that it threatens great britain the more north it threatens great britain maybeh? always helps. this is where russia from iran can do many things; they have a problem throwing satellites into a high orbit; they don’t have such missile power. russia will not give. she never gave. this does not give anyone and will not give russia for anything. russia has always had borders in strategic weapons, and the soviet union and russia have neither nuclear weapons nor strategic weapons. it has never been given to anyone and i will not be given it, and there are no signs that this is changing and there is nothing and nothing to give nonsense at all, so that it is not strategic, but cooperation in launching satellites is another matter. and we will launch satellites for them, they themselves can reach a high 500 km 5,000 km. you arkadyevich didn't he interrupt you? let me turn off. we understand that immediately the point of view will be clear. yes, or is going to give them rockets to launch satellites rockets or technology for rockets to launch into higher orbits, there is n

yes, of course, er, probably, and not only leopard tanks and other tanks, by the way, er, and great britainer, and british tanks exist, they are also useful with everything not so bad it is also possible to use them in certain situations especially good yes so what is here is important for the audience to hear, you know , probably starting with the fact that in july on the 23rd of the year vinnytsia will pro-prove- there will be a meeting on at the top of the leaders of the country and we really need to understand exactly what needs to be done and what decisions should be made regarding the ukrainian membership in nato yes and there is such a request yes we received the letter is an official letter and from kyiv, and the second is what should be done in general at the level of the euro and security, and on uh, transatlantic security, that is, here uh, there will always be no call, uh, there will not be enough, uh, there are a lot of uncertain situations, but uh, it is necessary to start now the search for those solutions, and even i would say he should be the one with whom diplomats and pol

we continue it with information from great britain.y plan to train up to 20,000 ukrainian soldiers next year. great britain plans to increase the number of ukrainian soldiers next year. of military personnel who came for training in the west twice, reports the press service of the british government, our armed forces are doing everything possible to develop the combat skills of ukrainian men and women. having conducted almost 10,000 people in great britain in the 22nd year, i want our armed forces, together with our allies, at least doubled the number of trainees in the 23rd year , i would like to officially express my gratitude to canada, finland, sweden, norway, new zealand, lithuania, the netherlands and australia with the help of training ukrainians , said the minister of defense of great britain hair well, we express our gratitude to him for that . meanwhile, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi has already returned on the spot and published a video from his office. after the full-scale invasion of the russians, but it was

he doesn't believe that you understand what could be otherwise, prime minister of great britain.t was anthony bluff, so entonable, he once told that putin demanded from him to close all these cases related to the poisoning of litvinenko, maybe it was already gordon brown. i don't remember now who exactly is telling it. it's simple read this prime minister of great britain tells him that volodymyr i understand all your concern about this whole matter, but i do not influence the british courts and putin is hungarian in what sense, what are you saying , that is, he is absolutely clear during this conversation believed that a person who rules great britain cannot help but influence the courts, so otherwise why rule great britain and the most important thing and what does it mean to rule well, yes, the question what are you sitting there and democracy he no he knows he doesn't believe it's another thing he just doesn't believe because he grew up among people, not even in moscow, but when he was in dresden, when he was friends with various agents of the stash, who were told, what kind

hello recently, ukraine received a new batch of military aid from great britain.er-guided brimstone missiles. is it known what other weapons are planned london plans to send to kiev yes , indeed, it has now been announced about the supply of these missiles, which were actually promised six months ago quite a long time ago. this is the third version. now these missiles are already being placed like platforms. and and uh, what their military significance has so far been determined is rather difficult, because. in general, this is a new thing and its range, apparently, is small, but they will, however, be delivered. this was announced again. the shells for the systems are the ones that we are now firing there somewhat similar. and more uh, 125 years old guns of about uh, not very, very many will be delivered. well, what i would like to note, but in general, the trend now is such that most of all, they concern the supply of great britain humanitarian aid generators winter clothes. and here are the accents and, of course, the shift towards the preparation of the traini

now nika afonova lives in great britain and has come to terms with the fact that she will not be ableo return home in the near future. correspondent sarah reinzfors met nika at her new school in england and visited her old one in kharkiv no one here understands what i'm going through i hope they never understand what i went through when russia invaded her country nika played the piano to drown out the sounds of the explosions i heard the blows bombs, it was quite loud. unfortunately, kharkiv is one of the cities in ukraine that is attacked the most. they first met when her family fled from kharkiv. nika left her city and friends to become a refugee. now she is studying at a school in england. and we went to see how she was doing. i needed time to understand that now i am in a safe place, there is no hourly air raid and i don't have to think about what will happen if the next bomb is next to me. the bombing of kharkiv was intense for months. russian troops retreated only in in september, hundreds of rockets were fired. there we found the old niki school, unusually empty. her teacher st

great britain wants to use russian assets and money to rebuild the post-war reconstruction of ukraine. well, in the country of the aggressors, there was a fire again about this and other things in a moment in the world about ukraine column. well, and the confusion is small and it happened, i was going to start with the news of the last hour, but vasyl zima has already told you everything, and in particular however, this is joy of course it is a huge joy sources that joe biden's administration is going to announce by the end of the week that it will send the patriot air defense system to ukraine, exactly how much and exactly when is unknown, he is talking about what in the near future, but when exactly this will happen is unknown, but it is pleasing that we can actually have these air defense systems, well, what and now, in addition, ukraine will receive from its friends about one billion euros of additional aid, about this during a press conference following the results of the ukraine donors forum in paris, according to the french minister of foreign affairs , catherine colon, accordi

honestly tell you that the minister of foreign affairs of affairs, the minister of defense of great britainwallace, well , just recently, in an interview with the british tv channel sky news, they obviously talked about ukraine and the support of ukraine, such a friendly country for us, great britain, and here is a quote from ben wallace about this support, in particular, we also have potential weapons systems that are longer range and if the russians continue to shell civilian areas in ukraine and try to violate the geneva conventions then i would be open to see what we will do next well, you probably came to the same conclusion as i did after these words of the minister of defense of great britain, ben walls, if the russians continue to fire at our civilian critical infrastructure, then god willing, we will receive from great britain and missiles that we can hit targets on the territory russia is very much looking forward to it . well, let's go on to discuss the issue of providing russia with a security guarantee. it was a strategic mistake to talk about it today before the meeting of the

well, i already understood roughly where it is moving from the kingdom of great britain and northernreland, joining the republic of ireland, then the eighth civil attack from mars on the earth and the capture of the earth, i forgot from medvedev's civil war in the usa, the secession of california and texas into independent states, the creation of a union state of texas and mexico, the subsequent victory and da-da-dam of ilona mask during the us presidential elections in the part of the annexed states after the civil war for the republicans and here everything is in one year eh yes, but in the states, are there elections next year eh, i don’t know elon musk has already reacted to these forecasts of eh dmitry medvedev and then we will say how to proceed with the transfer of all the largest stock platforms financial activity from the usa and europe to asia and the collapse of the bratenbud financial system, including the collapse of the imf and the world bank, the abandonment of the euro and the dollar as world reserve currencies, the return of the gold standard, the advent of active us

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and news from the darts and of dart — as harriet helps great britain to united cup victory over australiajoining us. it's been nearly 2a hours since we learned of the death of one of the greatest footballers of all time. tributes have been flooding in so over the next 10 minutes or so — we'll try to give you a sense of the impact pele the player had on football and how pele the man transcended sport and become a global icon. he passed away yesterday at the age of 82 and it's been a day of mourning notjust in his native brazil but the world over. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. the challenge in brazil is to express on a suitable scale at the to the country. the most noticeable man backs decorated as tribute. —— on. this is the famous stadium, and fans gathered where pele played for nearly 20 years. football is his route out of poverty, but as pele�*s re advanced alongside broadcasting technology, so his image became global. by1970, the technology, so his image became global. by 1970, the third world cup palais would win, a young emrit, the impact was profound. he wrote today abo

the j7 meeting next week was discussed by president volodymyr zelenskyi and prime minister of great britain richie sosunok. the head of state thanked the ukrainian delegation for their support and warm welcome during the first lady 's recent visit to great britain i was very pleased to meet your wife when she was here recently we were very happy to welcome them to the united kingdom she made a great impression on everyone it was very nice meeting thank you very much to all of you one more thing thank you personally for the warm meeting of our team and the first lady i am very grateful for that sometimes i even forget that she is my wife thank you for reminding me of this she is the first lady and i am very grateful that our team had a number of positive face-to-face meetings, first deputy prime minister yuliya svirydenko told me the details of all the meetings, thank you, thank you and great britain for supporting ukraine, the big seven is important both for the ukrainian army and for the population, which has to survive the winter in conditions of russia's attacks on the ukrainian energy s

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in fact, the european union has fortunately already followed the united states and great britain, manyr other allies . and they recognize that this is a full-scale war , this is not just russia's aggression against ukraine, this is not just a special military operation, it is being launched by the russians, this is really a full-scale war, in which it is very important for ukraine, it is often an institution and very an important part of how we have to stop the russians is the destruction of their power infrastructure, this is the destruction of their potential, therefore, in fact, according to the classic rules of the introduction of war, we can really, without any clear conscience, destroy the entire russian miracle structure, fuel, road, economic , military, transport of any kind, because all this will affect the field the battle in ukraine, all these strikes , even in the depth of the territory of the russian federation, will affect the success of our army at the front, say in the donetsk luhansk regions, the kherson region, etc. in fact, now, finally, the last, most moderate of ou

old people so great britain completely destroyed the whole country and its population received african gold. and diamonds. and a few years later she was able to finance japan in the russian japanese war of 1905 , which became the prologue for the russian empire in 1917. krasinskiy witness works he is the most act major. warehouse number four, so that not a single fly flies out, we don’t happen in them, comrade major. we only have grenade launchers fly out. okay, guys, let's not relax. you are important to me with quality we’ll shoot faces and goods with them. so viktor petrovich that carpenter will die of envy, who is the american cameraman who received the oscar for filming the titanic. everything is clean, thank you. work, look. search. permit comrade general to show you the warehouse, which we took according to the information of your witness. what the hell is this? shadow in your hands? now there are flowers an aquarium and a cage with a canary. by the way, who passed the information from the reds to the general? so you don't know where the witnesses are, where is red? i don't know

great britain manages to remain a key cancer.he strength of britain's political class. and the traditions and the fact that there really are some societies, uh, in which the presence of a strong leader would even be harmful for this society . the same, by the way, partly applies to the united states of america. and we remember the features of mr. trump and the current president, honestly speaking too. well, far from know theodore roosevelt and the franks in head. excuse me, no dandies came out and no wilson, a few others not reagan and a few other great leaders of this state, but nevertheless , no one cancels the fact that the united states, by virtue of the fact, again, here is the structure, why do i say the structure they occupy such a place for the first time, for example, the financial system, that there you can, you know, put a comedian from a talk show to lead this country, and the result will be completely different, not to manage a comedian. this is a talk show oleg really. i wish now to talk about the differences betwee

great britain and the united states of america, how much support and we received help from them, so there was support before the full-scale invasion, there was support during this full-scale invasion, and i very much believe in vasyl, and i will also believe in serhii that in 2023 this victory will come so that after this victory, we will preserve such trusting relations that have developed now in our country, when we see one problem and we go together to solve this problem, does this person here have heard of such a moment? well, almost a year of war there, well, almost a year of such a full-scale uh, after the great invasion, and a big problem for the west of education is that they look and cannot see and what will the world be like, relatively speaking, if russia loses and what will be the configuration of the new world in my mind, he asks the question why eh politics in the 45th year, let's say there was a than situation but they saw they built the new world is imperfect, not ideal, the cold war began, there were many other problems , the warsaw countries of the warsaw pact, the nato

of the spanish monk, but that was a long time ago, and in industrial time in our modern world e great britainthe middle of the 19th century in 1846, the corn laws introduced in 1791 are canceled , and even earlier. e. david ricardo, the great english economist, expounded the key thesis free trade is necessary for development. and each country has its own. each society has its own comparative advantages and it is unnatural. uh, somehow fight the truth. and it really was freedom, or it was a slogan, and then we'll see here, we limit it here. no , this was the real freedom of the british empire, but an amazing example. uh, truly genuine free trade. that is, they were sure of themselves. yes, yes, but the united states in general has protectionist ideas, as far as they are characteristic of political culture. and if you look at the history of the country, when they were at their maximum, they were at their maximum, like everywhere else during the great depression, the rate of the turmoil of the howl of 1930, as elsewhere, when the great depression began, the state strengthened the protection of i

a key poppy about the strength of the political class great britain its great tradition and the fact really are some societies in which the presence of a strong leader would even be harmful to this society the same, by the way, partly applies to the united states of america and we remember the features of mr. trump and the current president, to be honest, too. well, far from theodore roosevel, you know, and frankente was not frank on the russian unit. one roosevelt and not wilson few others not reagan and few others great leaders of this state, but nevertheless, no one cancels the fact that the united states, by virtue of the fact, again, here is the structure, why do i say the structure they occupy such a place for the first time, for example, the financial system, what can you know, there e comedian from talk show put the head of this country, and the result will be absolutely oleg really. i would like to talk now about the differences of the present moment. bipolar system and i would like to quote an american historian world war ii left only two states, america and the ussr, in a

an example of the star streak portable air defense system manpads that our army received from great britain is interesting that the multi-purpose guided missile marlet to these complexes was used for the first time in real combat conditions precisely in ukraine. for the first time and a full-scale invasion , then russian planes, helicopters and drones could afford to fly in dozens deep into the rear of our defenses and shoot them down, accordingly, also in dozens, but the problem the enemy's aviation still created this, for sure, it can be said about the entire russian aviation , because at the very beginning of the war, we all remember how brazenly they behaved, how actively they, er, acted, walked, what is called, just off the top of my head er, i myself remember i remember how i was forced to lie down under an air strike a couple of times, you will not soon forget such impressions and you would not wish them on anyone, but today russian aviation is not like that anymore, the rules of the game have changed, or rather they have changed. our air defense forces were able to build a very fren

great britain completed the last in this year, a series of ukrainian military trainings, instructorsrmed forces, in coordination with the british army, conducted training in within the framework of the yunafire training operation, according to the information of the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine, the training lasted from the middle of the summer , the volunteer ukrainian servicemen acquired the basic skills necessary to protect the country from armed aggression after their return, they use the lessons in practice, in particular, shooting, to conduct combat both in urban conditions and in the trenches, now they are returning to the motherland so that our defenders are not cold, military personnel who were trained in great britain prepared the army for the winter after the end of the program, kits are issued for preparation for returning to ukraine so that they can fight for the liberation of their country, the ministry of defense of great britain informed that when the temperature drops sharply, in addition to the usual kit, insulated clothing is also issued to military

great britain was shown how our military is trained and where the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine initiated the exclusion of the russian federation . russia away the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine initiated the exclusion of the russian federation for treason against the security of the un and the united nations in general, this is stated in in the statement of our department, the ukrainian side notes that, taking into account the russian full-scale invasion and moscow's aggressive policy, it is only a matter of time when russia's actions will discredit and destroy the entire un system. the successor of the ussr and did not go through the international legal path of joining the un like most other countries, training in the winter conditions of the ministry of defense of great britain showed how the ukrainian military undergo shooting training on the territory of their country, currently more than 2,000 artillerymen, 500 specialists using rocket salvo fire systems and 500 air defense specialists have received training from abroad, in addition to great britain, soldiers of th

, who said that great britain is ready to provide ukraine with long-range weapons.e did not specify which ones. but i think that in the arsenal of the british army there is definitely such a weapon that would not interfere with us now . and the prospects of ukraine in the weapons that it has, that it will receive in the future from the member countries of the north atlantic alliance, let's listen , and still it says that from monday there will be the last shot from the 100 or of a seven -meter caliber, this is a soothing drink, after all, because nothing special has been done by nato countries, they have not handed over any of my main tanks of western production, not a single infantry fighting vehicle, as for the production of ammunition, but by all means, this is still 50% of world gdp, plus the united states, canada and australia is asking me for money for this expression, the abyss will launch all these production lines of the big detachment, it does not amount to how much the german leopard can change the course of hostilities, this is very a serious machine wit

vera about another country that supported us quite strongly, great britain in boris johnson came to ukraine most disturbing and most difficult moments now the new prime minister has made a request, according to which he wants to find out about the course of the war in ukraine, they should conduct an audit. actually, british officials are worried that he wants to see how much, how profitable it is for britain to support ukraine, and it is possible to actually reduce this support, you know . i think that the support is absolutely not shortened , taking into account the spirit of the special relations that have developed between ukraine and great britain, this is the first, that is the second thesis. i think that such a decision and such a commission should not just do an audit, but it is possible to determine these promising points that can be closed at the expense of an additional increase in the supply of weapons to ukraine or, well, consultatively to the rad e-e missions or functions or training of the ukrainian military, that is, it seems to me that it is just returning to our previous to

now i think it shows the steadfastness of their policy and it is unlikely will be replaced by great britain ben wallace said this week that he would be open to the idea of ​​transferring longer-range missiles to ukraine if russia continues its attacks on the civilian infrastructure of ukraine, could this affect the us position on longer-range missiles i mean both the position of great britain and the new russian attacks on civilian infrastructure i think it's unlikely, as i said, the united states has been quite adamant about not providing these capabilities and being careful not to escalate because of the attacks on russian territory i think it will continue like this for the time being of course many especially in great britain argue that the united states should provide these capabilities but in the end it is the united states that will make the decisions it is easy to tell someone else what they should do but you can see that the united states is assisting ukraine in its ability to strike russia, possibly helping with what ukraine is using to carry out these strikes the united states co

i completely agree with them. they believe that the winners are ukraine, great britain and the usa.d the baltic countries. so it is to the point that we have become a subject and now we will participate in the creation of any e-e newest future system and therefore from us as well it will depend on which place in this system the territory that today is called the russian federation will occupy. well, but first we must win in this aggressive war, which is fair for us, but for russia, and we will already as subjects dictate this new world order thank you thank you, mr. volodymyr, for participating in my program. this was volodymyr yelchenko, a ukrainian diplomat , former permanent representative of ukraine to the united nations in 2015-2019, and extraordinary and plenipotentiary ambassador of ukraine to the united states . we started, but we will now touch on this topic of the radbez. please tell me why and now the radbez has become a function. it exists for the radbez and not for the sake of security. what is the problem with them now, if possible, first very briefly regarding mr. kis

cannot but influence the courts, otherwise why govern great britain and most importantly and what doesbe governed, what do you sit there, you don't know such a democracy, he doesn't, he knows, he doesn't believe, it's another thing, he just doesn't believes because he grew up among people, not even in moscow, but when he was in dresden, when he was friends with various agents of the states there, which we said, well, what kind of democracy is in the west german, everything is bought there, everything is sold, we ourselves and have residency there we pay there, we pay there that's why i met with various russian diplomats there, the ambassadors of russia in various countries before that were the ambassadors of the soviet union, they also believed that putin is the father of these people with the dress of a hetman and me with a dress . to pay those people who are paid more by the americans , what happens if this person does not take this money well, obviously the americans pay so much that we can not beat the price either she is so afraid of the americans that she does not want to take mo

the continental countries of western europe, in the event of which the international position of great britainen more marginal agree with this. yes, absolutely right. i agree with this point of view that, of course, britain is now trying to assert itself and as such a leading and european power. yes, everything again. within the framework of the same uh strategy of global britain and the desire, let's say, to show that we did not leave the european union for nothing. we represent some kind of, uh, serious political force. this is certainly there, but it seems to me that here even a particularly entrepreneur does not need any efforts from britain, because among the countries - the european union there is also no internal agreement, the european union - is now seriously torn apart by internal contradictions on a number of issues practically no uh initiatives that are now appearing, but all-european ones, let it be there on collective purchases, but natural gas. prior to the creation of some funds, but to overcome the crisis, the development of some kind of general strategy. they obviously don't

gerry: forgive me 70 with my accent wants to end on the topic of great britain, great britain lost therikingly written had three prime ministers in 2023 making it seemed like 1970s, the lead on the great stable democracy that likes to think of itself. your prediction for 2023 for my homeland? smacking boris johnson will have a government level come back. i'm not saying he's going to be foreign secretary again that he will be given a chance to get back in there a deep reservoir of respect and love and care and a lot of people within this government and he's doing what he can but is not as compelling certainly as boris johnson pretty not to be part minister again but i think he'll be invited back into the fold. gerry: britain went from having a female monic in a female prime minister to now having a male monic in a male part minister. diversity is everything in the uk. >> at least they had it for a few minutes. gerry: my great thanks in this weekend this year to kim strassel and jessica, thinking much for being here, happy new year will be back next week for >> "barron's roundtable" spon

france germany italy and the united kingdom in investment cooperation the netherlands ireland great britain and luxembourg are in the lead services from the thirteenth to the sixteenth year, the united states tried to conclude european free trade agreements. the so-called transatlantic trade investment partnership, but agreement failed to reach donald trump buried the very idea, even promised to introduce a twenty percent duty on cars imported from eu countries, if europe does not remove trade barriers against american companies, then only after the visit of washington, the chairman of the european commission junker, mutual claims. managed to withdraw then followed, a pandemic and an energy crisis. energy. another important area of ​​relations after the explosion of the nord stream gas pipeline, the united states has become the main supplier of gas to europe due to the sharp rise in energy prices, large european companies, in particular volkswagen concerns and serious bass, are heating up to move their production to the other side of the atlantic , some economists believe that this is? euro

great britain in the middle of the 19th century in 1846, the corn laws introduced in 1791 are canceledd even earlier. e. david ricardo is a great english economist, and stated the key thesis free trade is necessary for development. e. each country has its own each society has its own comparative advantages and unnatural. uh, somehow fight the truth. was it really freedom, or was it needed? and then we'll see here we limit here no. no , this was the real freedom of the british empire, but an amazing example. uh, truly genuine free trade. that is, they were sure of themselves. yes, yes, but in the united states, in general , protectionist ideas, how characteristic of political culture and there is to look at the history of the country, when they were at their maximum. the maximum they were, as elsewhere during the great depression tariff of the howl of 1930, as elsewhere, when the great depression began, the state strengthened the protection of its producers, which , by the way, economists began to understand very quickly already in the forties, and this depression aggravated, the econom

great britain is not only on strike. passport control technicians at airports are also on strike by railway workers. tomorrow they start another protest action that will take virtually the whole of christmas. many britons have already been advised not to go on any trips. at least they are not plan for the coming days on trips on the railroads. also, some airlines are already offering to change air tickets to passengers so that they do not experience difficulties at airports where there are not enough staff in order to check the passports of visitors, the government has attracted. and in order to replace the military strikers, the military will be paid an extra £20 daily , but still this is not the final solution to the problem. the fact is that the strike is already scheduled right up to the end. this year. yes, and already next year in january, the next wave is also planned. these are the protests that the ambulance workers who delivered this week should have delivered next week, but they postponed theirs. the strike is

in the history of great britain, 6 million infected norfalk birds were destroyed., he told reporters how a dog helps him. manage a herd of 10,000 turkeys. it's busted today, we lost all our birds this christmas, you're very lucky. if you can buy at least a goose, from britain the cost of the main christmas dish. doubled shopkeepers even have to hang anti-theft beacons on meat packages, bacon sausages, and cheese steals from us most often. on a neighboring street, a charity kitchen has been feeding the homeless and lonely old people here for several years. but lately, over a bowl of free soup. increasingly , ordinary garages drop by, people who have jobs come to us, but their salaries are no longer enough to support a family. the same picture is in food banks for the poor for a set of canned food. many shyly turn to for the first time, these revelations of one of the volunteers sounded especially loudly on the air of local television. i am shocked by the story that some people have to eat animal food, everything seems impossible. so bad, but the owner of this cat co

i mean the position of great britain and the new russian attacks on civilian infrastructure . be carefullow escalation due to attacks on the territory of russia. i think that for now this will continue and in the future, of course , many, in particular in great britain, argue that the united states should provide these opportunities, but in the end it is the united states the states will make decisions it's easy to tell someone else what to do but you can see that the united states is helping ukraine in its ability to strike russia maybe helping with what ukraine is using to carry out those strikes the states could provide some assistance or consideration or maybe even some installations that would help ukrainian systems to carry out these attacks but not to attack american systems, you recently commented to the new york times on the issue of weapons stocks and of ammunition in those western countries that provide military aid to ukraine, now more and more such publications are appearing, is this problem critical, or can it affect the west's ability to supply weapons to ukraine in the fu

thinker of the post-communist era in europe and the usa. are even associated with the withdrawal of great britaind even called "i believe in the great future of russia" future great нас против что всегда хотел быть верхд державой а-а this is our dream. europe is being attacked by the devil and russia is protecting them from the kingdom of the antichrist, dugin said about muslim refugees from the middle east, at the same time, he supports relations with the ruling circles of such islamic countries as iran and turkey. at the moment, he will be an american alexander dugin was born in moscow in 1962 in the family of lieutenant general heliya dugin in 1979 he entered the moscow aviation institute, but was expelled from the second year of the young dugin of the 80s is a defiant anti-soviet activist. at the age of 18 , he joined the black order of the ss, but the restructuring and destruction of the soviet union changed his attitude to the soviet system and communism. he interprets the defeat of the ussr in the cold war as the victory of the civilization of the sea over the civilization of the land in 1

but my absolute part of what in great britain. but my abssawe part of what in great britain.t part of what in great britain. but my abssaw last week, part of what in great britain. but my abssaw last week, my: of what in great britain. but my abssaw last week, my absolute we saw last week, my absolute favourite was the non paparazzi chase the fake paparazzi chase with one guy on a scooter dad. i don't know about you, but i had more paparazzi chasing me for pictures when i go with friends to the beach and she's safety first safety for these drama queens no one's there it's one guy on a vesper. he probably wants to give you a newspaper come down. you're not princess diana harry. i said it on my show . needs therapy. he did not show. needs therapy. he did not princess diana. he cannot not have a redo on princess diana. no one is chasing them. literally nobody is interested in them. other than netflix and i don't think anybody's doing anything other than hate watching this. i for one, will be thrilled when it's over. i me too. it would be an early christmas present. but you know

ukraine so that they could fight for the liberation of their country, the ministry of defense of great britain temperature drops sharply to military personnel in addition to the usual in the meantime, the children are preparing for the day of the armed forces, which ukraine will celebrate on december 6. they have already begun to draw patriotic cards, make party favors and bake goodies for the defenders. the first to feel children's support and love became the fighters who are in a military hospital about happy moments in the realities of wartime, let's see in the material of our belotserk correspondents, this boisterous little one gathered together with mothers not just so they prepared gifts for the wounded soldiers, they wanted to visit them on december 6, on the day of the armed forces of ukraine, however, they decided earlier with smiles on their faces, the children counted from the air and socks so that there would be enough for every soldier and doctor in the hospital , they decorated everything patriotically, in addition, they made amulets, drew pictures and decorated one of the basket

using it, no, the former e will not be mentioned by the evening, which means the prime minister of great britainhe directly publicly said that she was ready to do this in response. i had to. uh, some things also accentuate immediately her statement, no one noticed. and what we say immediately sticks out, and with these statements they start to scare the whole world, which means, uh, that's why we haven't lost our minds . we are aware that we have such nuclear weapons with these funds, and they are in a more advanced and more modern form than any other nuclear country. this is obvious today. yes, an obvious fact, but we are not going to brandish these weapons. uh, like razors, running around the world. well of course, we proceed from the fact that it exists, it is, naturally, a deterrent, not a provocative one. uh, to expand the conflict of abstaining fact. i hope everyone understands this. but it's interesting that everyone understands that putin has now asked such a complex puzzle. now he is unraveling what putin said. i think it will be at night, the british americans are analyzing what he sai

great britain, europe, they are unaccustomed to such temperatures, this stress for the body.'t know how to get rid of it. this liberal system. she is what rotten she tears a person out of the public environment. she hangs out a person to a person, there is nothing to rely on in his life, he has no will. there is no volitional factor that is associated with development and overcoming, possibly neurosis. yes, of course, neurosis is possible. and it is possible that these are psychosomatic diseases associated with vascular sitting. according to psychologists, it is easiest for young europeans to endure frost. dear santa claus i behaved well and studied well. i obeyed my parents. do it, please, so that my home becomes warm, a touching letter from a ten-year -old christian boy asking for the most important hope, and faith in a miracle can also warm up. cold season in detail the russian permanent mission to the un today drew attention to a quote, a mutually exclusive statement by the kiev regime, which, on the one hand, has long been demanding that russia be excluded from the secur

group of forces russia, the report says of military intelligence at the ministry of defense of great britainince the beginning of the full-scale invasion, russia has changed the command of the district for the fourth time. the new head is lieutenant general yevgeny nikiforov. his predecessor was in the position for three months. yevgeny kiforov previously took an active part in planning the unsuccessful attempt by enemy troops to advance on kyiv through the chernobyl zone. the change of command may indicate differences in the planning of the operation , the intelligence emphasizes more than a thousand metal detectors and a hundred sets for the deactivation of explosives handed over to ukraine by great britain, this delivery is the last this year as part of the continuous support that the british have provided to ukraine during 2022, the british government emphasized, according to the minister of defense, that metal detectors can help troops clear routes by destroying explosive objects, and these sets can defuse unexploded bombs the support of a friendly country will not end there, he said th

great britain, singing for an ally, appeared again in a week. what happened in the palace?eneral, the icy member of parliament, boy with johnson, remember that i was the prime minister of great britain. questions to the minister of defense, i was not the minister of the war cabinet. we can provide long -range ona teby yes, i will answer the minister and it is very detailed. we have very effective control of air missiles with tom shayden storm, or they were also further. the key phrase is that he is. было 15 время если ты варварские так против украиных городов будет продроватся we will provide our ukrainian allies with this rocket . enters the triad and it turned out that something can fly to the city of engelstak in response, putin's spokesman piskov begins to demonstrate the whole complex of his incompetence. i don't know if it's from of fear or they simply can't do anything sands once again on a specific question what is happening with the moscow air defense system, he says it's not my question, it's a question in general. to the relevant specialized departments, full sto