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instead, the options will be vegetarian or from locally source. sustainable fish is helsinki looks to lower it's carbon footprint. this is one way man, others to reduce the climate impact of food and reduce the amount of natural resources used by the city. single use cutlery is also out of his cow milk. old milkin, other alternatives will be provided at events serving coffee. but what to people here, think about this move. i guess it's a good thing for the environment and reasonable idea to i think it shouldn't be so strict. i like to meet, but i think in europe actually there are we meet, we etha little may of me the actually less like the suit up and then the content. that's good. if it's her laurie, the carbon footprint that boy is not doing therapy. the meet is to reduce the amount of me thought is good for her school for the admirer mental and his group for animals. i am happy lad. helsinki is sprayed to take new steps towards better, better world fins. consumption of meat is amongst the highest in the e u. that the authority said their aim is to cut down the amount of meat eaten

here in helsinki may find themselves missing out on traditional beef, polk, or even reindeer dishes, if they attend events held by the finished capitals, local government, it will be strictly meet free menus. it seminars, staff, meetings, receptions and other events. instead, the options will be vegetarian or from locally sourced sustainable fish is helsinki looks to lower its carbon footprint. this is one way manada is to reduce the climate impact of food and reduce the amount of natural resources used by the city . single use cutlery is also out of these cow milk oat milkin. other alternatives will be provided at events serving coffee. but lots of people here think about this move. i guess it's a good thing for the environment and reasonable idea to i think it shouldn't be so strict. i like to meet, but i think in europe actually there are we meet. we either talk me of me the actually the suck the suit up and then the content. that's good. if it's her laurie, the carbon footprint that boy is not doing therapy didn't meet, is to reduce the amount of me though, is good for her school

the helsinki final act was basically sending the terms and conditions of interaction here. now the cold war is come to an end, but it's a very good anchor to move forward here. and what it is is, and then we'll add one thing to georgia, mentioned. the russians, they proposed these 2 documents and they want in return something in writing because that's something that's been absent since the end of the cold war, the nato in the united states, they must sign a lease. this is preliminary there, the russians have kicked it to their court and say, know how to, how you going to react. because we george explain, it seems imminently reasonable. we've been here before, presumably the cold war was a much more threatening. so, i mean, this is a good opening gambit. i am though, we haven't really got a very clear answer. it may be, it's early days. maybe we'll get something at the end of next week. your thoughts? i think this is a smart move on the part of, of moscow, or the effectively setting a new course or trying to reset the situation diplomatically and in a really an attempt to ha

e to return to the helsinki spirit and to person. oh, the foundations that for a late in 1975 was in the interest of all countries are far very important region without ex, exception. our organization must deal with the security and corporation instead of escalating tension and confrontation. question please is the basic jazz newspaper with mr. lab row for him lately billed that he had newland and william burns came to russia and they talked about constructive talk to some, but they're saying one thing and then we hear a totally different rhetoric. is this a double game? what is it washington's game here? when you book it well, the 3rd girl, beautiful. yes. good. and i was not only before there, i mean 2 visits, but even after their visits, we come in that are comments on the context so that we had bass are saying the voice that hugh, you mentioned the short nevertheless. so the day goes, not always save that, russia must do something, russia must do. this man must do that during the debate. antonyms, lincoln, u, s. secretary states,

helsinki commission. thank you for joining us. i want to give cochairman cohen to ask some questions and then we can maybe move on to the representative for some questions. chair:: i yield the mark. i think i asked my questions earlier and unless they are nostradamus i don't the car panelist can answer. i yield the mark for the time being. michael: ok. representative vc? rep. veasey: thank you very much, steve, for yielding to me. i wanted to ask in particular, i visited ukraine in 2000, it's hard to remember the year. it was before covid, around 2015, 2016 timeframe there. you know, one of the things they made clear about the trip was that russia really didn't want to take over, or that was the opinion of the people we visited with. they didn't want to take over the ukraine but that there were strategic reasons on why they wanted to be in crimea, particularly the access to the black sea, and long term they just wanted to keep things sort of disorganized over there. and i was wondering, you know, what, what do some of the panelist

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he got a lot of criticism for example at the famous helsinki summit and yet it's kind of easy is it foress to posture about getting tough when getting tough can be difficult when you are just dealing with a mean look even in a straw-- small country we can be overextended and then caught in civil war, but getting tough with russia is a bit complicated. >> well, one of the conundrums was that people couldn't understand the difference between terms rhetoric and wet say for example he did at helsinki and then the actual policy. they had 52 policy moves when it came to russia, many of them were extremely tough sanctions on both vladimir putin, putin's banks and cronies and i say they, i mean, the trump administration put down these things and it hurt russia. at the business channel we call this very closely every single step of the way because when their banks are unable to conduct banking and financial transactions with western countries, that's a big problem, so here biden is piling on and kind of taking the baton from crump saying we will do the same thing. there will be terrible conseque

every single pan-european security agreement from the helsinki accords to the charter of paris in 1990 the established -- had this concept of indivisible security at its center. nato expansionism has effectively violated all these principles of indivisible security which has been the found -- foundation of pan-european security. now we are having the collapse of pan-european security architecture. that's why we are having conflict with russia. the benefit of having more of an eu army would be, it is less threatening to russia, given that nato is deemed to be the main threat to russia. with a reduced role for nato, it could alleviate, reduce some of the tensions in europe. an eu army on its own would be somewhat, it would not be very effective given that it is the united states that is carrying the brunt, the main member of nato. it would be a very different european security architecture. in my opinion, it would be less need for military, given that the relations with russia would be much better. obviously, it would be a much less efficient luke perry as well. anchor: let's talk more a

every single pan-european security agreement from the helsinki accords to the charter of paris in 1990 the established -- had this concept of indivisible security at its center. nato expansionism has effectively violated all these principles of indivisible security which has been the found -- foundation of pan-european security. now we are having the collapse of pan-european security architecture. that's why we are having conflict with russia. the benefit of having more of an eu army would be, it is less threatening to russia, given that nato is deemed to be the main threat to russia. with a reduced role for nato, it could alleviate, reduce some of the tensions in europe. an eu army on its own would be somewhat, it would not be very effective given that it is the united states that is carrying the brunt, the main member of nato. it would be a very different european security architecture. in my opinion, it would be less need for military, given that the relations with russia would be much better. obviously, it would be a much less efficient luke perry as well. anchor: let's talk more a

she went on a night out in helsinki saturday hours after her foreign minister confirmed a positive testsent a text to isolate, whid on. south africa has reported nearly 20,000 new coronavirus infections, a record since omicron was first detected. it is not clear how many cases, as a fraction of samples are sequenced. experts believe omicron is driving a new wave of infections and a rise in hospital admissions. drugmaker pfizer says a third vaccine dose is effective against the omicron variant. pfizer and biontech says lab tests show a booster shot offers increased protection. pfizer has also started to develop an omicron-specific vaccine, which should be available next year. >> people vaccinated with other dose generate a robust level of neutralizing antibody against the new, highly mutated omicron variant. this is comforting and a very positive message that we now have a plan that will induce immunity that will protect from infection, symptomatic illness, and severe disease. for now, across the winter season, as we learned more about this illness. emily: the other world news, burkina f

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it is pleasure to work with you and the helsinki commission. the use of a wide range of policy strategies has escalated tensions with russia's neighbors, throughout it all, in my remarks i will touch on them briefly and talk about russia's intentions, including themes related to russian perception and recent shifts in russian policymakers and potential major areas of concern many of the issues and concerns highlighted in recent weeks, some of which i will describe our long-standing leaving commentators to question what russia is at also speculating about what russia could gain with such policies, including -- one possible framework is that russian leaders are concerned about a deteriorating strategic environment. in this scenario, you could believe that russia's current economic military and political situation is relatively advantageous, but may not continue into the future, thus weakening russia's bargaining position. to prevent a weakening bargaining position in the future, russian leaders may believe is worthwhile to conduct even more aggre

club after one of the close contacts tested positive because 19 santa maria went on a nice house in helsinki on saturday. just alice off to have foreign minister confirmed a positive test. marine says the text message advising her to isolate was sent to her work phone, which is left at home. south africa has reported nearly 20000 new corona, virus infections, a record since all mccomb was texted. not yet clear how many cases were the new variance and only a fraction of the samples of sequenced experts believe on the chrome is driving a new way with infections. and the rise in hospital admission drug make a pfizer says, a said vaccine does is effective against the on the con variance visor and it's pointing to bon tax a lab test, a booster shop office increase protection as a has also started to develop. and i'll make one specific vaccine which should be available next year. people vaccinated with boost generate a robust level of neutralizing up to body against the new, highly mutated on recall and very on. this is a common for thing and a very positive message that we now have a plan that wi

i mean, a, every single pan european security and our security agreement we had from the helsinki courts to 95 to the charter. piracy 992. the establishment of the boys see how this concept of indivisible security at its center. now, nato expansionism has effectively violated the oldest principles of individuals with security, which has been the foundation of underpin security. and as a result, we are having now the collapse of, of a pioneer p and security architecture, which is why we're having this conflicts with russia. now, the, the benefit of having more of a you are, me, would be, it is less threatening to russia, given that nato is deemed to be the main threat to russia and with a reduced role for nato. it could, it could alleviate or reduce some of the tensions in europe, but that being said in the army on its own would be somewhat, it wouldn't be very effective given the it's do not a states role caring most of the older brunt or is the main i'm a member of nato, so i'm, it would be a very different european secured architecture. so my opinion, it will be yes, less need for mili

and so the main breakthrough happened in 1975 was the helsinki courts introducing the concept that the european security should rest on the concept of one side should not expand their security at the expense of other side. so indivisible security of this agreement was important for pan european security calls to play the foundation for negotiating them of the cold war in 1089. and this was then further developed in 1990 with the charter, paris for new york. and then finally, by 1994, it was created a common european security institution, which also is the and again, the key principle throughout this whole time, europeans secured our agreements was always the concept of indivisible, security. however, then in the 1990 s, russia became severely weakened and this is when effectively in the west. we realized though, we don't actually have to listen to them anymore. and this is when we began to expand nato, and that has to be a point to how that made the expansion is. therefore, in violation of the principle of indivisible security of breaching every single time european security agreement,

after one of her close contacts tested positive for clever 19 santa marion went on a night out in helsinki on saturday, just hours after her foreign minister confirmed a positive test. marin says a text message advising her to isolate was sent to her work fine, which she had left at home. south africa has reported nearly 20000 new corona virus infections. a record seems omicron was 1st detected. if not yet clear how many cases were the variant, as only a fraction of the samples sequenced, experts believe only crohn is driving a new wave of infections and a rise in the hospital admissions drug make a 5 meanwhile, says a 3rd vaccine dose is effective against the on the con, variance 5, and his patent by on tech says lab test show a booster shot off is increased protection. pfizer has also started to develop an omi cron specific vaccine which should be available next year. people vaccinated with a 3rd boost generate a robust level of neutralizing antibody against the new highly mutated omicron variant. this is common for thing and a very positive message that we now have a plan that will indu

if you look at a 3 day for helsinki, while we're well below average, it is going to be bitterly cold by tuesday. now for the north west, we're going to see the temperatures come down for places like london and paris. this will not have settled whether to be found in britain, an island, the temperature in london at 7 degrees celsius. ah, do you want a bank that puts the expert back into expertise? ned, bank, business banking strives to give you a team of specialists who provide expert advice in relevant solutions for your business to guide your group during these unprecedented times. so in an ever changing business world, do you want to bank that takes your money or a bank that takes your money seriously. search need bank bigger picture business banking. ah, ah ah ah, i'll come back a look at the main stories now. and now the lens is going into a stroke to log down on sunday in response to a surge of amik chron, covert cases there. meanwhile, here in london, the mayor is declared a major incident in the u. k. capital a mid fears. the hospitals could be overwhelmed. migration of violen

after one of her close contacts tested positive for koby. 19 santa marina went on a night out in helsinki on saturday. hours after her foreign minister confirmed a positive test, the 36 year old prime ministers as a text message advising her to isolate, was sent to her work phone, which she had left at home. pfizer meanwhile, says preliminary tests a show that 3 shots of its coven, 19 vaccine, are likely to provide protection against the on the con variant. the pharmaceutical giants, as 2 doses still offer protection against severe illness. but a booster remains the best course of action. pfizer has started a developer on the con specific vaccine, which it says should be available by march. ah, the end of an era in germany, angular merkel, who was often called the world's most powerful woman as handed over power after 16 years. as chancellor social democrat, all of sholtes is now taken over europe's largest economy and faces many immediate challenges. the vassal reports from berlin. this is good bye to the woman. many in germany have called with the mother. and welcome to the man with the

if you look at a 3 day for helsinki, while we're well below average, it is going to be bitterly cold by tuesday. now for the north west, we're going to see the temperature come down for places like london and paris. this will not have settled whether to be found in britain, an island, the temperature in london at 7 degrees celsius. ah frank assessments, this crisis is continued to recon luca shannon club, even though there dempsey believes in the beginning, the informed opinion. i think politicians will now be under incredible pressure from the young people. that is one of the most types of things to come out of this critical debate. do you think a should be facilitated? not sure. okay, i think, right? it's a really simple question. let's give me a child once. inside story now jazeera ah ah, you're watching out just a time to recap our headlines now. several european countries are imposing new restrictions ahead of the winter holidays after seeing record highs in current, a virus cases, the netherlands has begun as strict locked down to curb the spread of the army kron variance pakis

if you look at a 3 day for helsinki, while we're well below average, it is going to be bitterly cold by tuesday. now for the northwest, we're going to see the temperatures come down for places like london and paris, but it's a lot of settled whether to be found in britain, an island, the temperature in london at 7 degrees southeast. ah, ah co cater culture of knowledge, openness and pluralism, world wide eyed to reward, merit and excellence, and encourage creativity. the shape ahmad award for translation and international understanding was formed to promote translation and owner translators, and acknowledged their road and strengthening the bonds of friendship. and co operation between arab islamic and world coaches. ah. in the next episode of thrice nick long joined to greenpeace croon on a voyage through the widow sea to highlight the importance of protecting this fragile antarctic ecosystem against an expanding list of manmade threats. beneath the surface, with nickerson desolation is just tv with live music. so the remote is wilson and salt, tick sanctuary, or now g 0. ah ah, i'l

the helsinki records which moscow so annoyed seventies, the parish charter that moscow signed in the early ninety's expressway, explicitly state. each country has the right to determine its own form of government, its own form of economy, its own international alliances, and friendships. and moscow is demanding. oh, they're the countries and it's debuted, give up the sovereign rights that they are threatening. ukraine was a major, major offensive. in addition to the war, they're currently conducting and done boss. as a way to intimidate the west united states ukraine into making concessions. so john, does moscow have any leverage then to make such requests? well, it has the leverage, comes with the willingness to use military force, but it's not clear how willing putin is in this case. right now, there are russian soldiers fighting in dunbar. so they're conducting a limited military operation, which has failed to achieve moscow's objective of forcing ukraine to pursue a different foreign policy. so it's out for ending to 70. 580-015-0000 russian troops into ukraine. and a conventiona

let me close with a reminder that when the members of the o s e signed its founding document, the helsinki final act, and that was 46 years ago, they pledged up old principles that made it possible for the countries of europe to live side by side in peace, stability prosperity, there inseparably linked with respect for sovereignty, territorial integrity and human rights. and the united states will continue to stand for those values here and everywhere. and with that, i'm happy to take some questions. thank you. we have time for a few questions today. we'll start with francesca, one to maggie of the people. thank you mister secretary, i'm of, after your meeting with the foreign minister laboratory, do you see any sign that russia is willing to de escalate and remove its troops from the border wire? it's, was there any agreements on the way forward other than direct contact between the 2 presidents and should we gotten, was it or was it only each side talking past each other as you seem to, to re report and you, ah, the purpose of, of seeing foreign minister lab roth was to be able to, to co

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after one of her close contacts tested positive for coven 19 santa marion went on a night out in helsinki on saturday hours after her foreign minister confirmed a positive test is 36 year old prime ministers as a text message advising her to isolate was sent to her work phone, which she had left at home, pfizer, it says preliminary tests show 3 shots of its cove in 1900 vaccine are likely to provide protection against the only con variance. the pharmaceutical giants. as 2 doses still offer protection against severe illness, but a booster remains the best course of action, pfizer has started to develop an army con specific vaccine, which it says should be available by march. people vaccinated with a 3rd boost generate a robust lever law, neutralizing antibody against the new highly mutated omicron variant. this is common 4th thing and a very positive message that we now have a plan that will induce immunity that is likely to protect from infection. symptomatic illness and severe disease from now across the entire winter season. as we learn more about this illness. south africa meanwhile, h

in form, we should want a helsinki 2.0, where we talk about european security, i think that is appropriate and there have been erosions of institutions over the last several years, and some of that was on our side, i want to be clear. the imf treaty recently, the trump administration they want away from it and that was a mistake, in my view. it's not good not to have that in place. so, i think that a big conversation about new european security issues, and maybe even new norms, probably treaties -- but a big conversation, but it has got to be with ukrainians in the room, not the ukrainians being the subject of the negotiations. and that i am not sure vladimir putin will agree to. david: a super helpful answer. that's as good a catch you can get on the big problems from two of the biggest -- two of the smartest people i know, ambassador michael mccaul and chris krebs. thank you so much for joining us. mike: thank you for having us. david: please check out all the program we have coming in the future. you can go to washington postlive.com, register for programs that interest you. th

we were in vietnam, we were in helsinki, we were in singapore. and based on your three decades working with intelligence without giving away too much information, i think most people know by know what you've done for a living. you told me repeatedly that yes, i was being spied on. yes, you told me never to open your phone, do not turn your phone on ever. and then you even had sweeps of where i was staying. i couldn't even have conversations that you felt were safe. you told me that repeatedly. speak of the united states is the number one target for all of those autocracies around the world like china and russia. and let's not forget toosp north korea as well-paid they've got a nuclear arsenal with ballistic missiles that are threatening the region in the homeland as well be at the biden administration is facing these dizzying array of threats and the question for our intelligence community right now is russia planning on invading? is china going to invade taiwan? are they coordinated together because they have a very strong strategic relationship