i have been to greece many times.tand, the historical homeland to a certain comfort of life, yes, and suddenly they are faced with such problems more than you wonder. why did this happen, how could it be? the reaction of the people, especially in greece, you know, greece can gather 100,000 people in a square in a day. like this, uh, with one click. i say that the consequences of what happened today in ukraine, they will be reflected, including on european countries, which, among other things, follow the lead of the americans, yes, the structures of the european union yes, and they make a decision understanding. what they actually contradict them on is their national interest. they do it too and will be held accountable accordingly. and then what is there, uh, many will not be elected presidents or there will be protests, they will listen, well, gasoline. eh, today there are so many that i don’t know, at that time 2-3 years ago they had a hard time about the president a certain standard of living and developed this top

we have not, not just in greece. you say you waiting for the government to say something so as of yet, has they been no comment from the greek government? and when i come in comes what kind of action do you expect to be taken? no, you have to know that the previous years we have some problems with some not just part in greece or these guys, what is my best we are now in jail, but i'm waiting for to, to find these guys who with the this in this will give moment, and i hope that in the following days, rick bull isn't the whole, this will arrest all this, guys, this is not the 1st 7 monument that has been damaged over the conflict. a similar situation happened in pakistan, yet. what does it say to you? what, what is going on? no, we have to know that in some countries or euro, or some grace and another european countries. maybe we have some or not is a groups that support us off. and i hope, and i believe that all the european states will original these guys because we have to believe to forget and all this. no, not to

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me, me, me, me comes from the physical landscape of, of ancient greece. and i was wondering, so whether you felt, you know, i kind of, kind of this kind of individuals of how that impacts our corporation, our corporate nature in the west. there's been a bunch of work done by people like jo henrich and people that have actually seen individualism through a different lens in some ways by looking at how you can understand individualism as being a reduction in the strengths of family ties. so essentially you're, you're event, you're, you're focusing less on your immediate family, immediate friends, and you kind of broadening that social circle out and making your own links. and your obligations are not actually so much within that tight small circle that you feel a much more impartial, sensible obligation to pretty much everybody. right. so i think there's this idea that individualism, in some ways can help us to explain the rise of large scale corporation, our willingness to cooperate with strangers. that might also come, you know, with, with a byproduct of

bring in ancient greece. that was impossible because it's mostly the terrible for farming. the soil isn't good enough and it was around it's, i think a 1000 individual city states um cliffs descending to see rocky islands says that. so in order to get along and get ahead, kind of had to be a bit more of a self starter. you had to be somebody that was a potter or, you know, tending a few all if only of trees in your garden to make oil. so that crazy is kind of individualistic ideal of self, where in order to survive, to get long as you get to kind of push yourself kind of forwards. and of course, very fascinatingly in ancient greece, we see things like the narcissism, messy, know, narcissus, who kind of had in love with his image. you get, you know, great sporting competitions, you get the idea of self esteem, you get the idea of education. so yeah, it is a kind of fascinating kind of theory, you know, it's not binary, but the west and emphasis on me, me, me, me, me comes from the physical landscape of, of ancient greece. and i was wondering, so whether you felt, you know, k

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i know that's a concern to greece.an union to find -- to find caps on the cost of energy and a solution for that. is europe -- the european union -- becoming divided under this pressure from russia over the level and type of sanctions it can apply? >> we have put together a massive package of sanctions, unlike anything we have done in the past. and these sanctions actually do bite. you will see the russian economy contracting by maybe 10%. all the gains that russia has made over the past decade could be eradicated within -- within a year. so, these are very, very significant sanctions. of course, when it comes to energy, we need to be very careful that whatever measures we take don't end up hurting us more than they hurt russia. >> but isn't that the point of sanctions, though? it's sanctions, rather than fighting a war. and the freedoms of ukraine and the freedoms that this war, in s essence, is about, they don't come for free. >> no. >> and that european nations and the united states must expect some economic pain. >

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have been used to make an impact on green greece policy development. so we him, we do not want that sold to situation in our country. china pulled out of the swedish port proposal. meanwhile, china's scientific projects and the optic of also come under suspicion. china has a research station as fall art. it has a brand new one in iceland, and of course it eases its icebreaker the chalet long as a scientific research platform. any arctic there. certainly lots of concern that as those research stations are doing use for military and, and i and other purposes, intelligence gathering purposes at the optic council in finland, in may. 2019. these suspicions were on food display when marked compare. they knew as secretary of state took the states beijing claims to be a near arctic state. that the shortest distance between china in the arctic is 900 miles. there are only arctic states and not arctic states. no 3rd category exists and claiming otherwise entitled china to exactly nothing. it was a very, very aggressive um speech that had never been given before

so perhaps some of the refugees that have been traded into greece from the, from the ukraine. bye be so for us. busy the as. busy much it's, i also are like very much their statement, those, the russian embassy. and i think that the greek over when should do everything possible to find the perpetrators obsession. and you prob, suggest the u. s. hasn't just been supplying ukraine with weapons since that began . shilling the don best in 2014, but an investigation by yahoo! news, alleges the c. i a has also been secretly training specialized, ukrainian military units all the time. the report which the ca has yet to comment on came at the agencies opposite, has taught their counterparts. the best skills for warfare ortiz caleb malpass, reports ca, paramilitary forces have also been preparing them for special operations against quote, russia and it's separatist allies. we tried to really focus on operational planning than really hard military skills like long res marksmanship, not just the capacity to do it, but to know how to do it on the battlefield. our job is to have an exponen

on friday, president macron has said france, greece and turkey are hoping to convince russia to helpity. the authorities in mariupol now say they believe around 300 people may have died when russia bombed the city's theatre last week, at a time when civilians, including many children, were taking shelter in the building. the estimate is based on eyewitness accounts and can't be independently verified. 0ur correspondent wyre davies reports from southern ukraine. sergey scans the endless flatlands of southern ukraine — the rich, fertile farmland that russia wants for itself. the 62—year—old former fire engine driver never envisaged taking up arms against the might of moscow, but he knows full well what the russian army is capable of doing. translation: we can't see | mariupol, but we know what's happening there and we must not let that happen here. these people know that we are here for them. these are the last ukrainian defensive lines in the south before the front line a couple of kilometres away, and, of course, all the while, russia continues to shell and bomb the city of mariupol

so perhaps some of the refugees that have been traded into greece from the, from the ukraine. bye be so for this. busy busy notches, i also liked very much a statement of the russian embassy, and i think that the greek government should do everything possible to find a producer of such guns. forces have taken control of practically the entire territory of the republic, which russia recently recognized as an independent country. residents are now starting to rebuild their lives after 8 years of attacks by ukrainian forces or cheese maria phenomena took a train that is finally running again to the republic's capital. we are, it's a railway station in the town of stairs, in the logan's people's republic where for the 1st time in 8 years, this is suburban train is leaving today for the capital city also named la guns. it was impossible before these journey because key of force is in control here. things 2014 saw and still see logan's guess occupied territory. there were not many connections with that part of the republic, but today it is possible if i didn't raise for one week bef

instead of two in greece, farmers staged a mass demonstration to protest against rising prices for fuel mineral fertilizers, the largest exporter of which is russia. i do not want to support the authorities by sending weapons to ukraine. i want to cultivate my fields. at i don't have oil. i want to feed my children. i work from morning to night, where is my money uk some people refuse food that needs to be boiled, like potatoes due to a lack of russian gas supplies to europe, electricity has risen in price by more than 50%. turn on the stove again. so get a bill that you can not pay the french authorities called immediately. start saving energy by not using air conditioners. paris turn on the lights in germany regional minister of agriculture economy. pyotr hauk offered the germans to freeze for the evil of russia by turning off the heating 15 ° in winter, no one can survive in a sweater. he will not die from this said, he, apparently, forgetting the fate of the dictator chuushiska, who, for economic reasons, forced the romanians to live without light and heat svetlana gordeeva anastasi

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in greece, hundreds of farmers took to the streets of athens on friday to protest against drastically winding fuel and socialize the places connected with the sanctions against russia. they say they production costs are now so high that they're having to significantly cut back their businesses. the greek government has also reduced the sales tax on fertilizers by almost half and is offering other support measures that farmers say the health isn't enough. let's course live now to be until so leave a search fellow at the university of hamburg. thank you so much for joining us. our anti russian sanctions in european citizens interest. no, they absolutely are not. and the citizens know that they know that when they go to the supermarket and they see the increases and prices and they are in rage when they put a taishan like mr. mia, whose role it would be to provide security for joe and just advocate his responsibility and say that in put in for all rational. all you know, it's not, it won't be your opinion that sanctions and what the european union that we vote the most favored nation sta

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member of the greek parliament and former finance minister of greece.continue to look at the global fallout from russia's invasion of ukraine, now joined by william hartung of the quincy institute. he has just cowritten an article headlined "washington should think twice before launching a new cold war." bill, welcome back to democracy now! why don't you take it from there. what is your assessment of what is happening right now and who most is profiting? >> well, the hawks in washington want to jack up the military budget and use ukraine as an excuse. but if you look at the budget, and biden is going to propose according to present comes, military budget of over $800 billion on monday. that is more than what we spent at the height of that korean and vietnam wars, 100 billion dollars more than what we spent at the height of the cold war under ronald reagan. so this notion to provide some weapons to ukraine, send a few thousand additional troops to europe requires increasing this enormous budget, is only going to benefit weapons contractors and members of

i think the people at this store are from greece, there are also people from greece, there are also peoplelong here from the ukrainian 0rthodox is a stall further along here from the ukrainian orthodox church, people serving there in their long beards, the monks from neighbouring monasteries, very well organised romanian police, fire brigade, they are the first people who go out to hunt people as they crossed the border so very well organised and it's one of the most cheerful moments in the last three or four weeks i have spent on different borders, there is likeness and interestingly the numbers are down a little. yesterday at 4000 people across from ukraine at this crossing, perhaps half of what it was a few days ago. there was a sense across the border in western ukraine, people had been watching those patches of the russian advances within ukraine but as the russian advance for whatever reason it seems to be stalling, many ukrainians are wondering whether they should stay inside the country, some of the 6.5 million people displaced within ukraine, wondering if it's necessary to play, p

but the message of a send is loud and clear. florence louis al jazeera, the leaders of turkey and greece have held rarer face to face talks, the turkish president, friends of tiber. tuan, hosted the greek prime minister in istanbul, the neighbors our nato allies. but relations have been strained because of the recent migrant crisis and energy exploration rates. in the eastern mediterranean, the turkish government, salisbury increased corporation, could have benefits for the region in light of the war in ukraine. in columbia luster's candidate, gustavo petro has won sundays presidential primary. hatcher was now the potential front runner, had of election in may, which could make him the country's 1st left as president. right. when candidates also won nominations from their coalitions? alessandra petty reports in the capital bogo, colombians came out in mass to choose the countries congressional lawmakers and presidential candidates on sunday. in a vote that indicated a significant political shift in this historically conservative country discontent and anger against traditional parties in

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by russian attacks across that he was working on a humanitarian operation together with turkey and greece. and he would soon call russian president vladimir putin to work out the details. more than a 130 refugees from ukraine have arrived in germany, from moldova, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have fled to the small former soviet republic. germany plans to lift 2500 refugees out of mold over to help us deal with the influx. yes, president joe biden has visited us troops in poland and thanked them for their service. there now some 100000 us soldiers stationed in europe after recent major reinforcements bite and held the alliances deployments as part of a struggle for democracy against talk rossi. the you assigned to deal with the us to help secure more natural gas and wean itself off russian imports. it's one of many steps now being taken in the you to cut economic ties with moscow. but experts believe it will take years to build an energy infrastructure that does not rely on russian energy supplies. pipelines still bringing rushing gas into the e. u. around 40 percent of europe's ga

greece's her goal and family there. but there is a final farewell. and that they're all there. we fox the, sky news, it colin. well, the u.s. president joe biden will go to pull it as part of this european top. his first stop will be in brussels for a nato greeting. on thursday, he's that to pull it off friday with the talks of the polish president, audrey. the discussions will of course includes the war in ukraine and the humanitarian response to the millions who have been forced to flip. a group of 50 ukrainian officers -- there aged between two and 19 that they have left pulling filleted before making their way to scotland later in the week. and for today, people who arrived in the uk will be able to access universal credit a job support. the work says that they will also be eligible for a range of other assistance. the demonstrators gathered outside the embassy to protest the targeted journalists. they managed to light up the building in the ukrainian colors, as you can see. there blue and yellow. it's the latest in the series of global protests. the protesters included the

not going up 2, 3, 4% like what happened in greece and italy. at some point, there is a dramatic departure from what we all experienced. where does it happen? when is it that we hit the cliff? do you have sense of what level of debt you can't go beyond as a percentage of gdp? do you have a sense of what that is. >> senator, what i have is the percentage of gdp is about 106% in the 2032. so, i just want to start with the difference -- >> this goes to 2050. >> our budget goes to 2032. >> we take it all the way out. >> the way to look at debt is what it costs to service the debt. we believe that remains at historic low rate and doesn't crowd out other investments and we don't end up in the same situations you see in other countries. >> you just look at how much it costs and if the interest rates are low -- >> the service of debt. >> what would you have said to every other country that has gotten to this level that had an economic collapse? that they were just wrong? what happens is when people are afraid you can't pay back the debt because of how h

in bars and villas of south of france or me, you know, dimensions of london or in the islands of greece or the car been oliver villa. thank you so much for joining us. just my pleasure. thank you for having me. and it's not just the u. k. u. s. and e, you, switzerland has taken the unprecedented step of imposing sanctions against russia. will the measures have a big impact on oligarchs, formerly with banker and wiki leaks. whistleblower rudolph, elmer says he has serious doubts to re she's one of the world's most expensive places. and that's in no small part due to russian oligarchy. happy to invest their money here. rudolph, elma, used to be a tough banker at the venerable, it's very spank jojo spare. today he is a critic of these financial institutions who came to international prominence as a wiki leaks whistleblower industry. typically angelique. while a lot of money is invested in switzerland because banking secrecy protects the oligarchs. we have a strict secrecy law guy. me help him because it's the government politicians and the judiciary support this because it is a huge source

russian attacks macro said he was working on a humanitarian operation in conjunction with turkey and greece. and he would soon call russian, president putin, to work out the details. you as president joe biden has visited u. s. troops in poland, and thank them for their service. there are now some 100000 american soldiers stationed in europe since the recent nato reinforcements. ivan hailed the alliances deployments as part of a struggle for democracy against autocracy. and more than 130 refugees from ukraine have arrived in germany from mold over. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have fled to the small former soviet republic. germany plans to air lift 2500 refugees out of moldova to help a deal with the influx. refugees from ukraine have also been crossing into neighboring countries ever since russia invaded more than half a 1000000 people have fled to romania. the 2nd most popular destination after poland many arrived with harrowing tales of their escape from the war. it's just a short ride to safety, but for many here it comes after a long and perilous journey. this family reunited at

by russian attacks across that he was working on a humanitarian operation together with turkey and greece. and he would soon call russian president vladimir putin to work out the details while crowds unfurled a giant's ukrainian flag and shouted go home at a rally in the church, after russian forces entered the city and the hospital in the town, russian forces responded by firing into the air and point stone grenades to disperse the crowd. more than 130 refugees from ukraine have arrived in germany from over. hundreds of thousands of ukrainians have fled to the small former soviet republic. germany plans to airlift 2500 refugees out of moldova to help him deal with the new arrivals. and many of those who flee ukraine often arrived traumatized in neighboring countries. the war itself, the sudden need to leave everything behind and the journey out, as well as the uncertainty of what might come next, can be overwhelming. t w's monica shouts. go sent us this report from the train station in shay, michelle on the polish border with ukraine. there she met a while, but not a polish psychotherapi

greece's her goal, and family there. there is a final farewell. and then they are on their way. mark stone, sky news. poland. >> a group of 50 ukrainian orphans are due to arrive in the uk later today. they're aged between two and 19, and they have left poland and are headed for london, before making their way to scotland. later in the week where arrangements have been weighed for their care. from today, people who arrive here from ukraine will be able to access universal credit in job support, the department for working pensions that they were also be eligible for a range of other help. demonstrators gathered outside the russian embassy in london last night to protest the targeting of journalists, by the russian army. they managed to lay up the building in the ukrainian colors of blue and yellow. it's the latest of a series of protests, against putin's invasion of ukraine. the protests include the golden globe winning actress -- >> i think, we all rely on unbiased reporting from people who bear witness to what's going on in this situation. people who are brave or than us. peopl

president macron says his country is working with turkey and greece to safely evacuate any ukrainian who wants to leave the bomb ravaged city of mariupol. ukrainian officials have accused russian troops of shelling escape routes and capturing people trying to get out. that rush of refugees is not expected to let up any time soon. one couple who made it out safely found their way to the bay area with their daughter. they share their harrowing journey. >> reporter: they are happy to be safe after escaping from ukraine, now staying with their dawiter and grandchildren in morgan hill. >> while they were on the movie was not able to breathe. i was so afraid because i know how dangerous it was. >> reporter: they only speak ukrainian so their daughter translated and says her parents wouldn't leave but when the bombs started falling closer to their town north of kyiv they decided to get out. for three weeks it was too dangerous and they had to shelter. >> military guys were not letting them out. they were saying it is not safe. >> reporter: they also had to build up gas rations just to fill

the persians never took greece. i think that what the ukrainian people have inspired is nato. nato was falling apart a year ago, nothing much to it. it was just a shell, largely because germany was not participating in its own defense. over the last weekend, the german government, in a reversal of its previous position, they said "we are going to going to diversify ourselves." they don't want to be on russian energy. "we are giving ukraine lethal weapons and will increase our defense spending to 2% of gdp." those have galvanized nato. whatever putin does with ukraine, the question, he always wanted to breathe it down the back of nato. this will be difficult going forward. >> kayleigh: i think so. >> harris: to further -- casey, what you just said is so eye-opening. why would russia be part of this customer why would we let the russians sit down with iran for our proxy customer gets all about oil. germany gets 60% of that energy from russia. russia doesn't want to go without that, especially while it's being sanctioned. germany is probably in the best position out of all of us.

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