we are ready to offer you the service of greater germany instead of captivity.t the big ones. thanks but i can't. i'm just not good for it. i'm not military. i am an engineer. shoot shoot something. fine. think voskresensky and if i say that thanks to you it was possible to save moscow from flooding? it doesn't matter now. it is important that you agree. you will be directed. the preparations for the operation to destroy the russian kharkov salient in this way are in full swing, but we need to be sure that the russian nile will come to us and will not inflict a preemptive blow to undermine the sixth department of the imperial security and its organization zeppelin. carried out large-scale drops of misinformed agents. and preparing for battles near moscow direction. but i, of course, give a 100% guarantee. i can't, i can. agent max, introduced by us into the general headquarters of the enemy, obtained a copy of the enemy offensive plan under the rusty internet. damn it, admiral where is this information from you confirmed? i agree, yes i do. you are my abandoned,

reich chancellor of greater germany adolf died in connection with this tragic event throughout territorye third reich is a three-day. we need to wake him up somehow. to how do you feel? what's happened? so what can we do in 2 hours? don't worry . the fighters should change into german uniforms in case of uninvited guests. this is a thought. take two fighters. let us change into german uniforms and take up defense. forward one more. maybe one way? let's. he really wants to help, how can they cope without him. so, do not believe in his repentance. it is not for us to decide his fate. will cling. i thought i had eyes pop out well egorov put him from behind, and he kranty me. and thank you himself . well, the moor did his job, i don’t understand, but why they dragged me here, no one trusts me anyway. and you think that they will carry you in their arms here. well, they would have left me in the camp or they would have shot the whole tribunal to work less. you will also say that you will be waiting for me to cry. no one left you to give up and work on this damn dam. and it's certainly no one'

the ukrainian state will closely cooperate with greater germany under the leadership of adolf hitler,reating a new order in europe and helping the ukrainian people to liberate themselves from the moscow occupation that day the massacre of the polish intelligentsia and jewish pogroms began in lviv, the bloodiest date in the history of the volyn massacre was july 11 , 1943 , then at dawn, the gangs of the pope and the active support of the local ukrainian population surrounded and attacked 176 settlements at once, even against the backdrop of bloody events of the second world war, the perverted cruelty and sadism of bandera towards defenseless people. still shockingly, researchers mated women's bellies and poured boiling water over breastfeeding babies. they nailed them to the tables with a knife, they gouged out their eyes and drove them into their heads. nails. in the village overgrown with brothers, gorshevich. tried to call for help from the soviets. the partisans cut their stomachs, chopped off the arms and legs of the wound, covered it with salt, and left the living to die in the

about sovereignty wrote the next ukrainian state will work closely with greater germany under the leadershipf adolf hitler creating a new order in europe and helping the ukrainian people free themselves from the moscow occupation. this tact was proclaimed on june 30, forty-first in lvov, on the morning of the same day, the first units of the wehrmacht entered the city, together with the saunov marching groups and fighters of the ukrainian tension battalion, the next day, german death squadrons and bandera committed monstrous atrocities in the city, a jewish pogrom in at the end of july one series of murders , bullying, rape, thousands of jews became victims of an act of genocide, and then during the war years there were countless such people, you know? i read, and the testimony of one freak, yes. from among the bendera after the war , where he talked about how he himself told how, uh, it means that he and others like him came, uh, and it is impossible to read the execution of a jewish family in the throat by attorney. this means that the man is the head of the family , an invalid from one ha

it looks like what you used to read about greater germany in the 1920s.he renaissance between the european soul, and that's all. this is happening here in ukraine . after that we drove back to the base. azov in the north of kiev where the azov commanders did not allow robin to remain as a potential recruit. we are aryans and we will resurrect this way of life. yes, here is an eloquent video. yes, i want to return again to what i said earlier about the fact that even our belarusian guys should be prepared to overthrow the government, and this was in the twentieth year. i was a witness to the fact that the guy with whom i was suing, who sued me in the eleventh year for the protection of honor and dignity, allegedly that i slandered him, that he would try on nazism. he stood in the forefront, threw stones at our policemen. that is, these people were being prepared for a coup d'etat, and in fact, when i saw him, here is his 2 m, he was between us. eh, almost 10 years later. he saw that i understand who he is, that is, you know such a concept as the moment of

it's like what you used to read about greater germany in the 1920s. the revival of the inter-european soul, and that's it. this is happening here in ukraine . after that we drove back to the base. azov in the north of kiev where the commanders of azov did not allow robin to remain as a potential recruit. we are aryans and we will resurrect this way of life. yes, here is an eloquent video. yes, i want to return again to what i said earlier about the fact that even our belarusian guys should be prepared to overthrow the government, and this was in the twentieth year. i was a witness to the fact that the guy with whom i was suing, who sued me in the eleventh year for the protection of honor and dignity, allegedly that i slandered him, that he was committed to nazism. he stood in the first rows, threw stones at our policemen. that is, these people were being prepared for a coup d'état, and in fact, when i saw him, here is his 2 m, he was between us. eh, almost 10 years later. he saw that i understand who he is, that is, you know such a concept as the mome

will work closely with greater germany under the leadership of adolf hitler, creating a new order in the ukrainian people to free themselves from the moscow occupation. this is how it was proclaimed on june 30, 1941 in lvov , on the morning of the same day, the first units of the wehrmacht entered the city together with the sauna marching groups and soldiers of the ukrainian battalion. naftigal, the next day , the german death squads of bandera perpetrated another monstrous in their atrocities in the city, a jewish pogrom at the end of july a series of murders, bullying, rape , thousands of jews became victims of an act of genocide, and then during the war years there were countless of these, you know? i read, and the testimony of one freak. yes, from among the bandera after the war, where he talked about how he himself told how, uh, that means, uh, he and they came with him, uh, and were executed by proxy. you understand the jewish family, it is impossible to read without a lump in the throat. this means that the male head of the family is disabled without one arm, his wife and two

representative of the chinese government for for a week and a half, eurasia or hui visited ukraine, greater france, germanyopean union, headquartered in brussels, and our country, whose motives for starting a special operation , the diplomat understands, i suggest european colleagues to think about it, reasoning the search for peace. we believe that if there really is a desire to stop hostilities, save lives and achieve peace, it is necessary to stop supplying weapons to the combat zone. otherwise, there is always the danger of a continuous escalation in a spiral on the way to a political settlement, many difficulties and disagreements, however, it is necessary to persevere, adhering to peaceful methods. the russian side told us that it had never been against peace talks and has always maintained the peace way adjustment. more shots from china valery gergiev, the mariinsky theater orchestra gave a unique concert today. natalia lyublinskaya couldn't miss this. the great wall of china world heritage a symbol of chinese culture and its identity a concert here a special honor a privilege that was awarded to ma

the ukrainian state will closely cooperate with greater germany under the leadership of adolf hitler, order in europe and helping the ukrainian people to liberate themselves from the moscow occupation . on the same day, the massacre of the polish intelligentsia and jewish pogroms began in lviv, the bloodiest date in the history of the volyn massacre was july 11, 1943 year, then at the dawn of the gang. upa, with the active support of the local ukrainian population, surrounded and attacked 176 settlements at once, even against the backdrop of the bloody events of the second world war, the perverted cruelty and sadism of bandera towards defenseless people. still shocking, researchers ripped open women's bellies and poured boiling water over breastfeeding babies. they nailed them to the tables with a knife , they gouged out their eyes and drove them into their heads. nails. in the village overgrown with gaashkevich brothers. tried to call for help from the soviets. the partisans cut their stomachs, chopped off the arms and legs of the wound, covered it with salt, and left the living to d

greater depths. let's bring in our guest for today's inside story. in germany, sylvia sander, chair of the european marine board working group on deep sea and ocean health. ezzy pearson, astrophysicist and space journalist. in norway, victor lund shammas, head of sociology and social work at the university of agder. thank you for joining us today. sylvia, in the past few years, commercial space tourism companies owned by billionaires have been making headlines for sending paying customers into space. how developed is commercial deep ocean exploration? why do people go into these extreme expeditions? >> i think it is an adventure. people have done adventures since humans are inhabiting the earth. i think it is one of the main reasons people aim for adventure. i think i am quite certain that this kind of tourism that has led now to this tragic loss of the titan is not helping learning more about the sea. we are looking into the impact of research and we are doing this to learn and understand the ocean and the ecosystem and not just to have a glimpse of some sea c

a number of other countries are beginning to move into the soft target, and to a greater extent, great britain , germanym is that gradually the risks of this whole process are very serious and the price that real employment will have to pay is very seriously increases one thing it does on a good economy. with low prices, but another thing is when you start raking everything directly from your voters , and against the backdrop of a recession, and then the tanks are on fire, well, there are western ones, but really from the point of view. ah, the british. this is a very correct decision. they didn't. in fact, to use our own equipment, as if in the first stages and thus did not receive, respectively, a very serious blow, image, because, accordingly, from the point of view of the arms market, this is extremely important. if they show you that your tanks are on fire, if while the challengers will burn in the same way, if the challengers go, they do not participate in the second phase. i wang that they will not participate in the second phase either in the zaporozhye direction, hiding. in ivanovna they will g

germany is absolutely the past master of that. and it's uh it's on that, that this country's uh post war wealth is built and that is why the risk is so much greater. katherine, you had mentioned the meetings with ceo s earlier. now both the chinese premier and the indian prime minister have been meeting ceos in germany and us irrespective they seem to be competing with each other to get best attention. so final thoughts, india or china, who's going to be the be competing with each other to get best attention. so more important partner in asia in the future. i think it's all a question of time. i think very much the germans and the rest of the west would like to see india step up to the plate and push on some of the high tech pieces. i think that the eu india ttc, the tech and technology technology council on some of the high tech pieces. i think that is right in that gambit. but for now, and i think john raises an important point. it's all out time de risking takes time. and if a huge american defense manufacturer like raytheon says, we can't pull out of china quickly, that's just as true for all the german manufacturers and now what we need to s

germany is obviously the pos mazda of bought. and it's a, it's on that, but this countries, a postwar wealth is built and that is why the risk is so much greater carpeting. you'd mentioned the meetings. what's the use on? yeah. now bought the dining stream. yeah. i'm the indian prime minister. i've been waiting for you in germany and you said respectively, there seem to be competing with each other to get dressed attention. so final thoughts, india or china, who's going to be the more important partner in asia in the future? oh i think it's all a question of time. i think very much the germans and the rest of the west would like to see in the step up to the plate and push on some of the high tech pieces. i think the the u. n. d. a t t c, the tech and technology tech technology council is right in that gamut. but for now, and i think i'm, it raises an important point. it's all about time, the risk and takes time. and if a huge american defense manufacturer like raytheon says, we can't pull out of china quickly, that's just as true for all the german manufacturers. and now what we need to see is a german business is need to learn from their s m

we're getting weaker, but in europe, certainly in germany, i mean the political support is very weak and, and the economic costs of this is greater than it wasn't any other work. the, the europeans are paying the price for this. and they know it. and they said it's very, is not one does not want to go into it forever. what they cannot afford it militarily, they don't have a man or the whole for the material they've already given. not only is you trade ukraine being a treated in terms of material, but that that's all nato equipment. that's all going gone. and they don't have anymore to get been running around the south african israel to get weapons. but i think the preferred strategy is going to be once it's clear that the ukranian army is defeated, what they want is the know, ongoing, more like an afghanistan or, or, or, or a rock for 10 years. or one of what they want to do is they're going to go for a ceasefire. all of a sudden blinking or all these as near college or denouncing as he's far they're helping themselves now by doing it. because when they turn around there for the russians, defeat the ukraine armies, and now we wan

we're getting weaker, but in europe, certainly in germany, i mean the political support is very weak and, and the economic cost of this is greater than it wasn't any other work. the, the europeans are paying the price for this. and they know it. and they said it's very, is not one does not want to go into it forever. what they cannot afford it militarily, they don't have a man or the whole for the material they've already given. not only is you trade ukraine being a treated in terms of material, but that that's all nato equipment. that's all going gone. and they don't have anymore to get been running around the south african israel to get weapons. but i think the preferred strategy is going to be once it's clear that the ukranian army is defeated, what they want is the know, ongoing, more like an afghanistan or, or, or, or a rock for 10 years. or one of what they want to do is they're going to go for a ceasefire. all of a sudden blinking or all these as near college or denouncing as he's far they're helping themselves now by doing it. because when they turn around there for the russians defeat the ukraine armies, and now we want

germany. i mean, the political support is very weak and, and the economic cost of this is greater than it wasn't any other work does. the europeans are paying the price for this and they know it and extend. this very is not one does not want to go into it forever. what they cannot afford it militarily . they don't have a man or the whole for the material they've already given. not only is you trade ukraine being a trade in terms of material, but that that's all nato equipment. that's all going gone. and they don't have any more to give than running around the south african israel to get weapons. but i think the preferred strategy is going to be once it's clear that ukrainian army is defeated, what they want is the no, no ongoing, more like an afghanistan or, or, or, or a rock for 10 years or whatever. what they want to do is they're going to go for a ceasefire, all of a sudden blinking, or all these as near college or denouncing as he's far they're helping themselves now by doing it. because when they turn around there for the russians defeat the ukraine army to now we want to cease fire. now we

happening at the kakhovka gas and in fact, in germany, they said that they are concerned about the situation also in the country, because it is already a greater threat, as everyone considers this to be some kind of illegal actions the russians actually have something similar to what happened at the kakhovsky hpp, they are much more likely if it happens to the ussr, but they say that they do not yet see a threat of radiation release, you are a little closer. how do you think this threat exists? are there no risks now, it was increased by the destruction of the dam of the kakhovsky reservoir and indeed the situation at the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant remains very difficult and the staff is under pressure, and of the 11,000 personnel who served the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant in peacetime, if well, that is, some according to data from 2.5 to 3,000 people ago , i say the risks that something will go wrong at the nuclear power plant are not so not according to the project but according to or according to the project well, i say they have increased enough that is why germany is also worried the concern of the gothe and the concern of the

germany why the industrial power of the state went into decline along with the resignation of angela merkel akilo missed, who is building a new empire on the ruins of russia moscow berlin paris greater romania why they form a system of checks and balances in the intermarium project europe of different speeds contour maps change their color trends, 700 km and 33 years from the berlin wall to the polish fence, how we ended up on a new round of the cold war, who is behind this and where the world in which we live is heading, we will figure it out together. the berlin wall, as a symbol of the confrontation between two civilizations , has long been taken apart for souvenirs, separate fragments, generally installed as art objects throughout the european union. edification to posterity, and not the admissibility of escalation and confrontation in europe, as the time of a separate policy showed , national interests turned out to be deaf and short-sighted, gave way to personal ambitions, and the walls themselves began to build significantly east of their german. maman , the confrontation line came close to the belarusian border and this happened long before 2014. i absolutely agree with pres

greater number of trusted trading partners. >> hence tsmc is also building new fabs in the united states and plans another in germany. >> this bring in the semiconductor industry from around the world is significant. in terms of the economy and strengthening economic security. >> regional economies like this, the flood of new investment seems like a much needed infusion. >> recent population growth and rising land prices are among the highest in japan. >> near the construction site are the majors -- other major companies are renting rooms for 200,000 yen, and unheard of amount in that area. >> adding to concerns about resource shortages and worsening traffic. these are problems and new jobs remote japan may actually welcome. shery: general motors said to join teslas ev charging network, creating a u.s. standard. more on the impact for the more on the impact for the industry with and this is ready to go online. any questions? -yeah, i got one. how about the best network imaginable? let's invent that. that's what we do here. quick survey. who wants the internet to work, pretty much everywhere. and it needs to smooth, like supe

greater eurasia from lisbon to guangzhou yes, that is, we are talking about openness to our integration process, so we are sure that common sense in europe will prevail and slowly, most likely, starting from germanyce and connections and italy and like this gradually all europe will join more of this great integration, and this will be quite enough so that, uh, we can say that this multipolar world is much more stable, much more secure. and most importantly , it is more fair than what is imposed today , i cannot but agree. and by the way, note that there are voices of experts who claim. are you sure that you will like blue smells more than americans bucks. so. i want to tell you that for a multipolar world to be precisely multipolar is the key and like. it's someone or not like it, but the reality is this and today is ours. uninformative discussion i would like to end the extensive quote from the book revenge of geography by the famous american geopolitician robert kaplan, precisely because i do not really believe that the lot of mankind will ever change for the better. periods of prosperity and certain progress seem to me true miracles, which balance an immense mass of evil and defeat, indiffere

states expects up germany in any case, but it is important to send the signal from berlin that okay, we have understood and we have understood that our key allies are expecting a greater role from us. the key point now becomes how do you opperation license, how do you underpin this in terms of but budgets and how do you implement and drive the support, both on the operational side and the search engine cultures. over to you on just brought up of germany's nato commitments from your vantage point. how does germany see its role in nato and within europe going forward? well, this is an interesting question and very hard to answer because i don't see the operational side as the nature of stumbling stone. i see public opinion as a bigger problem because we have lived this illusion for so many years that they can count on a peace dividend when the cold war was over. and now we foreclose on reforming all well for state and addressing climate change and democracy problems and whatsoever . and suddenly we wake up with war in europe and we have to respond to it. and the 3rd lifeline might also be that'd be count on cheap security provided by whoever is in the white house. and t

germany why the industrial power of the state went into decline along with the resignation of angela merkel akilo missed, who is building a new empire on the ruins of russia moscow berlin paris greateria why are they forming a system of checks and balances in the project intermarium europe of different speeds contour maps change color trends, 700 km long and 33 years from from the berlin wall to the polish fence, how we ended up on a new round of the cold war, who is behind this and where the world in which we live is heading, we will figure it out together. the berlin wall, as a symbol of the confrontation between two civilizations, has long been dismantled into separate fragments for souvenirs, generally installed as art objects throughout the european union, a kind of admonition to descendants, and not the admissibility of escalation and confrontation in europe, as time has shown, individual politicians turned out to be deaf and short-sighted national interests, gave way to personal ambitions, and the walls themselves began to build significantly east of their german. maman , the confrontation line came close to the belarusian border and this happened long before 2014. i absolute

greater number of trusted trading partners. >> hence tsmc is building in the united states and plans another possibly in germany. >> i do thinko bring in the semi conductor industry from around the world. it is significant. in terms of not only the economy but in terms of strengthening economic security. >> regional economies and the flood of new investment feels like a much-needed transition. >> recent population growth and rising prices in industrial areas are among the highest in japan. >> near the construction site, major companies are renting rooms for ¥200,000. an unheard-of amount in that area. >> adding to concerns about research shortages and worsening traffic. yet after decades of diminished global supply chain relevance, these are problems and new jobs that japan may welcome. stephen engle, bloomberg news, hiroshima. haidi: let's take a look at how we are setting up in asia this friday. annabelle: picking up on the chips theme in the package from stephen, it is chips tech that has power to the s&p 500 into bull market territory. the expectation for investors and anything tech related, particularly anything linked t

greater than at this moment. tell me what kind of people. to be called e, as their comrades-in-arms in style , the companions honored alexander meshko but a wonderful guitarist. my friend now lives in germanycially funny when he starts talking about how many microphones he has in his guitar and the person believes that this is the whole point. and so he one microphone will step another on e. hmm guitar body. the third is so, it is clear, what do you understand. here i had a case when i played and uh, it was a picture gallery. i just turned up the volume a little bit on the combo and continued to play the two men. they stood and one speaks. well, look, he turned on the backing track there. and now the music sounds, and he smiles quite worthily and, well , makes a movement, as it were, and the music comes from there. and i heard it. the fact is that the sound from the speaker, it is also directed at the viewer, is very loud they start talking louder. and i'm standing behind the speaker and listening to myself and them and everything about which, in general, the conversation and yes , i showed such a trick when i played, and with one hand. and, of course, the viewer who does not know that thi

greater eurasia from lisbon to guangzhou, yes, that is, we are talking about openness to our integration process, therefore, we are confident that common sense will prevail in europe and slowly, most likely, starting from germany, and so, gradually, all of europe will join more of this great integration, and this will be quite enough to so that we can say that this multipolar world is much more stable, much more secure. and most importantly , it is more fair than what is tied up today, i cannot but agree. and by the way, note that there are voices of experts who claim. are you sure that you will like the blue pack more than the bucks, american. so. i want to tell you that the multipolar world must be multipolar. this is key and like it. it's someone or not like it, but the reality is and today is ours. uninformative discussion i would like to end with an extensive quote from the book revenge of geography by the famous american geopolitician robert kaplan, precisely because i do not really believe that the lot of mankind will ever change for the better during periods of prosperity and certain progress seem to me true miracles that balance the immense mass of evil and defeat, indifference and mistakes, new falls

germany has tough labor laws. tom: let me cut to the chase on thousands and credit suisse, they have to speak to swiss authorities. does that mean the layoffs will be much greatern london, in new york, in hong kong? >> absolutely. i guess so, especially as credit suisse or ubs is looking to cut investment banking on those activities and not so much in switzerland but overall, this is not very surprising. we spoke about when they said they are looking for massive cuts and pointed out this usually means 50% or more or something like that and now we have confirmation for that. it makes total sense in the ubs, they need to present success in this difficult merger and what is easier than that than jobs as hard as it is for people involved? lisa: ubs intends to ultimately reduce the total combined headcount by about 30% or 35,000 people. this is a lot of people, a lot of jobs. do we have a sense of where we are in terms of who has stayed, how much of the talent they have lost during a process that has been absolutely scathing in some of the commentary? >> it's hard to get into the details about what the talent is like on the ground floor, on the front line, who is li