the helsinki commission the u.s. helsinki commission, the days of the soviet union has been a voice for those who have been victimized by oppression. i want to thank dr. hopko for bringing your case to our attention. we think that is the only way that we can be the advocates for those who are imprisoned and who's who mineral rights have been a bridge is by putting a spotlight on it. so, this is an open invitation. if you have information about other individuals that may be in a similar circumstance that you were in, that we might be able to use our megaphone here to amplify their cause, please feel comfortable to get that information to our staff. we certainly never want to put anyone in greater jeopardy. but we do think putting a spotlight is important so that the oppressors know they are being watched. and knowing that we are taking action to try to help them. that is an open invitation from this commission. at any time if you have additional information about individuals we might be helpful in raising their concer

they don't understand what it was like to join the ukrainian helsinki group after two years. arrests. yes, when one group was arrested, then the second group was arrested, and as far as i remember, yosif from seld was in the third wave, and already the members of the ukrainian helsinki group were in the wave, which meant that in fact 100% of them went to prison. yes , but the person made a moral choice and another very an interesting case for me is a very interesting case - it's because i literally a few days ago listened to an interview given by mykola veresen, ah, um, some that did not concern the dissidents, but he suddenly remembered that when the dissidents returned, that is, at the end of the 80s, none of the dissidents do not believe in the reforms that will lead to independence, that is, so that the dissidents do not believe that independence is possible at all, yes , then he also says that during the student hunger strike, during the student revolution, they were afraid of the slogan "glory of ukraine, glory to ukraine" and this is not so because i as participants st

the helsinki commission e the us capitol, of course, he did not admit his guilt; his lawyers naturally call the case a political one. it's like in the 15th and 17th years, when vladimir akara murza was hospitalized with symptoms of poisoning, so he stated that it was supposedly the hand of moscow that was bleeding in america, but even the fbi then did not get involved with this conspiracy theory, but here is evidence of the anti-russian activities of kor murza, our investigation, apparently. although, a year of treason is added according to the law, serious terms from 12 to 20 years, and the experience of this agent hardly less influence. the russian ministry of defense reported today that the afu units in all directions were thrown back from the positions occupied by our military, and now the task is being carried out to maximize the strengthening of these lines in order to stop new offensive attempts by the kiev regime. what is the probability of the enemy’s tactical plan and how can it be prevented from being implemented? the formation of the kiev regime is trying to have time to de

oleksandr oleksandr pavlichenko executive the director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights worked live on the espresso tv channel at 1:45 p.m. we are working for you together with khrestina yatskiv." were not held and were postponed to february 19 the minister of defense of ukraine reznikov spoke about the three stages of the war in ukraine, the final stage is now the liberation of the occupied settlements. in the south, it slowed down a bit because the occupiers use irrigation canals as trenches, while our minister of defense added that the armed forces will advance with the onset of winter when these russian troops are mobile federation will decrease according to the minister of defense ukraine has a real plan to liberate all temporarily occupied territories well, we are in touch now oleksandr kovalenko , military-political observer of the information resistance group oleksandr, we welcome you glory to ukraine, does mr. oleksandr kovalenko hear us, colleagues all the same, i would like the communication to be of high quality. moreover, there is something to talk about, th

helsinki must be aware of the fact that the practical implementation of such so-called initiatives willntail immediate retaliatory measures, and once again illusions on the part of our country. it should n't be here. thank you. you have already touched on this topic a little, and yet, i would like to hear your comment, as the british minister for security affairs, in fact, tugenthat called strikes on ukrainian cities war crimes. here, how would you comment on such a statement.

those who have ever been to the finnish capital are familiar with the helsinki railway station. the rest of them are hardly known to the ancient epic art designed for the amateur. but everyone watches the movie, according to most russians, the hottest finnish guy knows a lot about national hunting and fishing and loves the women of russian milkers and siamese farmers very much, his name is willy hubblach, especially mr. hubbsal, they are pleased with the youth sticks and the puck. teenagers increasingly prefer the internet his 15 years. willie could easily give a couple of lessons in street fighting to three or four modern-day fools at once. did it there went to the pool. he played hockey there. i wanted to be a hockey player. they had a dream that in the summer i play in hollywood and in the winter and benhail hockey, well, somehow it didn’t work out like a sport, in the end they helped willy khapsula become a movie star, while even if not on a global russian scale, finland treats the russians like condescending towards other foreigners. yes, they are different, they say finns.

regime there oleksandr thank you very much oleksandr pavlichenko executive director of the ukrainian helsinkiuman rights started before us thank you er we talked about these cat atrocities that take place everywhere russians where really those who committed these atrocities, who took away our lives and homes, they will be punished, they will bear this punishment, and they will pay for what they did, and each of those victims will receive some kind of compensation, and oksana korchynska is a volunteer with us oksano joins in. good afternoon, yes. good morning. if you allow me, let's continue this topic a little bit . we talked with mr. oleksandr pavlichenko about all the testimonies of these atrocities that were arranged by the occupiers. you know, not so long ago there was a video of some kind. an activist in ukraine. he was a bandit, a bank robber, he was serving a sentence for robbing a bank somewhere in donetsk region. a political figure and he recently very aptly formulated what if the russian national doctrine of vinegar was liberating that we will come to you we will kill and we will ro

buryachenko, candidate of political sciences, oleksandr pavlichenko, executive director of the ukrainian helsinki for human rights, and dmytro gromakovo, an expert at the international center for countering russian propaganda well, the nationwide marathon continues, stay tuned we thank you for your attention donetsk luhansk kherson zaporizhzhia were and will be ukraine we will not forget we will see we will not back down we will not give up new times new symbols are born good evening, we are from ukraine, a symbol of our indomitability and indomitability, a symbol of revenge and memory of ancestors, a kind heart and motherhood, a family symbol, mastery, a symbol of desperation and the main symbol of fantastic people, medicines, equipment, whom to list leave this choice, the armed forces of ukraine want to contribute to the defense of the state, but we know how to invest in military bonds, support this fund now, buy a military bond worth 1,000 hryvnias, dollars or euros and return your money with interest. let your money already are working for our joint victory together with ses, the number of de

oleksia, we also have oleksandr pavlichenko, the executive director of the ukrainian helsinki union for human rights, advises, you can also skype in connection with us dmytro gromakov, an expert of the international center for countering russian propaganda , congratulations, gentlemen, let's take turns , mr. oleksiy from what the ukrainian side declares, we are ready for negotiations uh, which will concern uh, reparations of certain compensations with the russian side, but there is no one to negotiate with. a little wrong, but with your permission, i will correct you a little, and according to the words of the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, there is nothing to talk about with putin, especially with the russian president, because i will remind you. this person has not fulfilled any agreement and any international contract and always ignores international ones, even certified ones even by their parliament, i think of agreements, that is, yes, i share the position of the president with this person and with this president of the rural federation, there is really nothing to talk

yaznov, including ukrainian, including those who founded the ukrainian helsinki group, and it is truemind of their fate in the west. but did it help russia become democratic, or did it prevent russia from becoming democratic, but to many people, which we are proud of, it proved that it helped us survive here, uh, among ourselves. then we will talk. good russians, and you look at what was happening at this warsaw security e -forum there and there, there were panels where russian pseudo-liberals were presented, who told how they would be at our expense to build a beautiful russia of the future, and it is perceived, you understand what it is about. and with such awards, the illusion is created that there can be a conditional navalny, the new beautiful leader of the russian federation. the head of the future provisional government of the russian federation, but he is the same liberal chauvinist, that's what it's about. that is, i'm not against celebrating specific people for their truly dedicated work, i'm with you, mr. vitaly in this regard, i absolutely agree, but this cannot be present

so where was today from 8:00 to 9:00 in the morning, i wanted to buy a ticket to helsinki at the finlandid he run away from us? well, call, call. okay? answer why are you silent? i thought you were crazy they came to kill me, what other fish, no. tell him how serious to go, i received information that he is going with his militants to buy weapons from our diggers. so i told smirnov now i'm sitting and waiting for the intrigue to me. yes , we yelled at you in the whole yard. we are from the police, so i thought it was such a bandit trick to lure out of the house. allow ali georgievich to come in. hello. come on, lieutenant colonel, don't be shy. it won't go further than us. paradise, he did not lie, he really is smirnov's agent here recruitment is fresh. well, why didn’t you immediately say when he came to you, we wouldn’t have to work in vain, i didn’t know myself then, they dismantled smirnov’s safe found in one of the folders, i had to go personally to discuss such issues by phone, it’s understandable. well, we are releasing raysky. his alibi was confirmed, and let him sit for 48 hours

ah, joining us there from helsinki, how seemed key. ah, he's a professor of jurisprudence at the university of housing. thank you. thank you. now, lydia is suffering from one of the worst water crises in the world. years of drought in war have left millions of people struggling to get the water they need, but people in one village in the west have pull together to tap into the natural resource underground, sat high, right. as the story, the districts have jebel, harby in the western mountains of libya, is one of the warmest areas of the country. but droughts is forced members of the merits, family, village of audience to dig deep. with the help of the local community. they've tapped into water on the ground and then the future near montgomery in the past. we had no war to sort. this is the 1st well ever dug in this area with water tankers used to be brought in from remote areas for a 100 dinars. now it's available here for just of 40 while young has for years relied on thaw thing, water from the outside for transporting it in trucks ac

just as a manifestation of terrorism in relation to the whole country, but do you agree with the helsinkind a person whose representatives say that he carries out actions that are terrorist in nature, and that he violates the norms of international humanitarian law and commits war crimes. because here it is completely different. and here, in this case, there are absolutely clear mechanisms of prosecution, but this story stands closely next to the establishment of a special tribunal. are strongly connected, yes, you know, this is the subject of discussion among international lawyers in the context of the interpretation of terrorism in international documents as a form, for example, of conducting e-e activities that undermine the world security order, therefore, what is related to war crimes is really more clearly spelled out. how are international tribunals created, how should they function, investigate certain crimes and identify and punish the directly guilty? but again , we repeatedly discussed on the air how now to punish war criminals, how to bring to justice the leadership that is di

ukraine with a net of documentaries including the occupied territories, together with the ukrainian helsinkim the kharkiv orthodox group and other organizations, we documented 21,000 episodes of war crimes are deliberate destruction of schools, churches, hospitals, residential buildings, kidnappings, murders, shootings of evacuation corridors, these are the most egregious violations under the eighth and seventh articles of the rome statute of the international criminal court, and finally, there are probably some other well-known initiatives that the center for civil liberties has done over the past 15 years, this is the save initiative oleg sentsov i already mentioned that we concentrated on the release of the law of imprisoned citizens of ukraine and organically when oleg sentsov launched such a demand to release all of ukrainian political prisoners and in support of this demand announced a hunger strike, we launched a global campaign to save oleg sentsov what we did, we were the first to unite people in different countries of the world into one international network and we started this com

s. helsinki commission, among others. he knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of illegitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day itself was was i think especially gall, incurred to a whole host of people. police in kenya say they mistakenly shot data prom and pakistani journalists who had fled his home country to avoid tradition charges are shot charee supported. former prime is for iran con, and had been critical of the government and military nor a burden. mandy has more fuller, pock assoni prime minister iran khan was one of the 1st senior officials to visit the law about home of investigative journalist, arshad sharif, who was killed in kenya on sunday night. many appraising sharif is a man who dedicated his work to end in corruption and challenging the political elite in an earlier tweet, enron con, wrote, he is deeply shocked, and that sharif paid the ultimate price for speaking the truth. he says the entire nation is i

first time about myroslav marinovych and the fact that in ukrainian history there was a ukrainian helsinkia whole dissident movement, and i understood that we were taught this history at school very briefly, very briefly, and i at that moment , she was probably aware of the role of that stus. but now i understand why, why did it happen like that, no matter how cynical it sounds, the history of the dissident movement is still a peaceful resistance. yes, and it was not very massive. as when i spoke with yosif zisils, and he said that out of 50 million ukrainians, only 5,000 to 5,000 were dissidents, that is, it was difficult to notice such a number of people who were oppositionists in the ussr, because they were dealt with very effectively, the system is cruel and for some reason, public memory is better. we remember, well , some black pages, yes, the holodomor, in which several million died . yazneni yes, that is, a-a such an impression as if by what covers that this history is the better we remember it unfortunately, but the history of the dissident movement is interesting to me because it

according to her, nothing threatens finland now, however, to minimize risks in the future, the official helsinki seeks to join the north atlantic alliance, i would like to remind you that at the moment finland's application has not been ratified by only two nato member states out of 30, namely turkey and hungary. despite this, the prime minister stated that she spoke with president recep tayyip erdoğan and prime minister viktor orbán and expressed her hope that the application should be considered there in the near future, adding that in hungary it is planned to do so on monday, october 24 the prime minister of hungary, viktor orbán, once again spoke out against the establishment of a maximum upper price for russian gas at the eu summit, and even managed to exclude his country from this initiative, but on his page in on the network of micrologists twitter, he criticized this initiative of the european commission twice in the past day, at first he called such a possible restriction economic suicide, but in no way, which will not help ukraine in any way, and for hungary it will become a full gas e

s. helsinki commission, among others. he knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of the legitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day itself was was i think especially galling cur to a whole host of people. villages in northern france have been badly damaged after tornadoes. talk through the region of powder kelly. the storm ripped off a church roof down trees and power lines and displaced dozens of people. authority say, one person was injured. a kenyan police say they mistakenly shot dead. a prominent pakistani journalist who has fled his home country to avoid sedition charges. are shad sharif supported the former prime minister imran khan and has been critical of the current government and the military. laura bud manley has more fuller, pock assoni prime minister emron khan with one of the 1st senior officials to visit the law about whom of investigative journalist arshad sharif, who was killed in kenya on sunday night. many

s. helsinki commission, among others. she knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of the legitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day . so was was, i think especially gall, incurred to a whole host of people. and obviously we've seen these, these protests of people who are clearly unhappy with what he's done, but other is there a section of a people inside the country who support what he's doing? sure, obviously i mean, the supporters of the crowd, nationalist h, d z, are very happy as is the government and gratiot, who disproportionately sort of work to engineer this entire process. i mean that the prime minister, of course, has been very explicit about the fact that he has worked very, very closely with christian meant to ensure that this law would be imposed. which is also part of the reason why the vast majority of the volume public is so outraged about what has happened here because they, they sort of believe that this is e

helsinki also does not see restrictions on the deployment of alliance bases in the country, the author of the materials emphasizes, according to the federation of american scientists, about 100-nuclear warheads of the united states are already located in belgium germany italy the netherlands and turkey actually have nuclear arsenals france and great britain, while finland sweden's applications to join the north -atlantic alliance has already been approved by 28 parliaments and with thirty member countries, turkey and hungary are not joining agree. tons of nato bombs and missiles, thousands of victims of strikes on civilian targets using radioactive weapons, crimes without punishment of an understandable policy, continue the anthology of american aggression in the next series of the series bloody and brutal collapse of yugoslavia, months of chaos and a torn country, as well as the first color revolution of the xxi century. why the us invaded the balkan region deadly values ​​of the west from the lips of eyewitnesses. see in a clear policy today on our air after the panorama. otherwise h

nuclear weapons on its territory if its application for entry into nato will be approved for this helsinki already prepared the necessary bill. ophthalmologists from yakutia are now conducting master classes for colleagues. in lugansk, complex high-tech eye surgeries in luhansk people's republic has not been held for several years, report by pavel prokopenko before the operation, the final inspection, thick curtains in this office create twilight. so it is necessary to make sure that the diagnosis made by colleagues is correct, the doctor himself, who will stand at the operating table before the operation, adjusts the equipment. yakut doctors brought the missing parts and all consumables yakut specialists arrived in lugansk from the dpr . not the most transmitting, but even in such conditions they were able to carry out almost 150 mine operations. explosive injuries. the main reasons for the loss of vision of patients in the donbass are not only the military, who were wounded on the front line, a grenade flew into the house of irina mikhailovna a few days ago very badly, when you don’t see

air attack on yugoslavia without the sanction of the un security council and in violation of the helsinkitary facilities were destroyed, but also hospital schools, passenger trains , 14 countries participated in operation allied force, and almost 2,000 people, including four hundred children, were killed in the complexity of 639 strike and 365 reconnaissance and auxiliary aircraft, including four hundred children , biden made this speech even before the attack on yugoslavia in senate in 1998. it's me proposed to bomb belgrade it was i who proposed to send american pilots and blow up all the bridges on the danube alexander lukashenko was the only foreign leader who arrived in 1999 at the scene of the tragedy in belgrade before the flight became. it is known that nato, for its part, did not guarantee the safe flight of the aircraft of the belarusian president alexander lukashenko then stressed that he was present in belgrade as chairman of the supreme council of the union of belarus and russia, later it would become known about the desire of sloboda na milosevic to join union state, the cor

according to him, finland is still in the so-called waiting room of nato, but even now the official helsinki has received a guarantee of support from many key members of the north atlantic alliance, in particular from the usa and great britain, i will remind that now finland and sweden are waiting for the ratification of their accession to nato from all member countries of the bloc. and while they are waiting, turkey constantly says something almost every day that it is ratifying something it does not ratify because, once again, there are some demands to sweden and to finland and budapest . he called all previous energy restrictions erroneous because, according to the head of the hungarian foreign affairs ministry, it was they that led to the crisis in europe, in his opinion, they were erroneous and completely detached from reality, and then, to great regret, mr. minister petra siyarto said this quote, we must return to common sense, because otherwise we will have big problems, that is, common sense. in his opinion, it is a safe warm europe and shelled ukrainian cities, very interesting comm

imagine reading the new york times every day, the washington post and guardian e-e dagen smiheter of helsinkich spiegol economy with politics e-e the hill i read i just look at what i have open so as not to confuse your head and not to invent anything what tabs do i have open i read daggies new hattery i said i read e catemerini uh, every day by number to understand the greek situation, he reads the turkish press, but not so carefully anymore, since i deal with the balkans from time to time, i read the balkan newspapers , uh, or i read balkan insight uh, and visegrad inside analytical sites in e-e regions every day - this i read a lot, i still read, if i’m serious, i’m trying to read more books now i’m reading, a colleague gave me a gift, as we are very grateful, when i was in uzhgorod, a biography of the portuguese dictator salazar, and i always thought that ukraine gravitates towards this type of regime. so i’m reading this biography now, it’s in czech that's why i don't read as fast as i do, let's say in the languages ​​i read better, but i'll definitely finish it. because it's not so diff

side e should not have any illusions in this, therefore, we will follow development officials in helsinki should be aware that the practical implementation of such so-called initiatives will entail immediate response measures. ah, from our country. once again, illusions. here should not be. thank you. you have already touched on this topic a little, and yet, i would like to hear your comment, as the british minister for security affairs, in fact, tugenthat called strikes on ukrainian cities war crimes. here is how you would comment on such a statement. they know the meaning of war crimes the whole history of britain is one continuous war crimes. with rare exceptions, among modern e, british e statesmen, in general, their hands are stained with blood, so it would be better to remain silent or if they consider it necessary to speak out on this topic, various regions of the world would begin to wait for britain to answer for its crimes. i think it’s not even worth recalling what the british did alone in the countries of the middle east and north africa and cancer remembered them for life. th

s. helsinki commission, among others. he knew this was going to be unpopular. he knew that there was a cloud of the legitimacy surrounding these moves and then to have actually sort of pulled the proverbial trigger as votes were literally being counted on election day itself was was i think especially galling cur to a whole host of people the u. s justice to bob and says he's charged 2 suspected chinese intelligence officers. washington says there was involved in an alleged plot to disrupt a federal probe into the chinese tech giant hallway and justice department separately and as charges against 4 other chinese nationals. it's accusing them of trying to get hold of sensitive technology. im using the cover of an academic institute that enjo castro has more from washington dc. these 2 o and chinese agents try to bribe a u. s. law enforcement official into giving up sensitive and secret documents regarding the u. s. is a legal legal strategy in its prosecution of huawei, but that in fact, this u. s. government official was a double agent who was working under the

this was a violation of the helsinki agreement of 1975. the unification of germany, germany began to withdraw from inviolability. although, there the process was somewhat different there. well, god, yes, including let's, and pay attention, we say yalta and for rent. i'm here late yal- yalta yalta world. yes, that is, the agreement that determined the conditions of existence after the second world war. and what kind of world has existed since the ninety-first year , it has no name, that the americans considered that they did not need to negotiate with anyone. that's how we want, and it will be the maximum that they offered. this is somewhere in the ninth year of the eleventh year of china, the so -called g2 formula, that is, the two leaders, the elder one is they and the younger china, they will allow him something there. eh, some kind of sharash-montage to do, but under control. here are the chinese refused. this is maximum. what did they do when the chinese refused everything and started, because, well, how would it be another chance that

shot them, but already six months later, in april 1982, human rights activists from the ukrainian helsinkitical repression. in 2016, the lviv regional rada rehabilitated these kara . not only brusophobia, but also in the realization of something of a superpower, that there is nothing higher than germany. this ideology has already been brought to ukraine now . ask them. guys you know who is twice hero of the soviet union moskalenko fishing shtemenko commander of the northern fleet, golovko and such i don’t even mention such names there. that's who the heroes are, that the hero is the true hero of ukraine. they took some there from the dustbin. that's how they took him, washed him and made him a hero. i would talk to them and say who liberated all of ukraine people's artist of russia alexander pashutin has been familiar with military affairs since childhood 5 years vouched for the voronezh suvorov military school when a special military operation in ukraine began old suvorovite poshutin, immediately got into line 24 , this whole operation began on the twenty-fifth in the morning. we gathered

committee near and this, respectively, the helsinki commission. the us capitol. his lawyers call it a political case. it's like in the fifteenth and seventeenth year, when vladimir kara-murza was hospitalized with symptoms of poisoning, so he stated that it was supposedly the hand of moscow that bled in america, but even the fbi then did not get involved with this conspiracy theory, but our investigation has evidence of the anti-russian activities of karamurza, apparently, there are serious terms from 12 to 20 years for state treason, according to the law, and the experience of this agent of influence. hardly less than anton podkovenko about a professional traitor in the russian ministry of defense today it was reported that the afu units in all directions were thrown back from the positions occupied by our military, and now the task is being carried out to the maximum strengthening of these lines in order to stop new offensive attempts by the kiev regime. what is the likelihood of the enemy’s tactical plan and how to prevent its implementation wi

olympic games 400 at the closing of the 1952 helsinki olympics, the president could sigfried ed strömy the speech that he forgot to say these most important words? i declare the olympics closed. yes, that’s right, the 800 olympic games in 2013 , this sport, originating in antiquity, was almost deleted from the olympic programs, but the public company saved the situation about wrestling, there was a question of absolutely true freestyle and greco-roman olympic games, a thousand japanese marathon runner shiju, kanakui, during the competition at the 1912 games in stockholm, lost consciousness for 54 years. konakuri came back to sweden later and did just that. lit the olympic flame no. stanislav ran this distance to the end completed this distance with the result of 54 years. eight months six days eight hours 32 minutes 20 seconds. well husband and wife 200. mary anna, the wife of the great chemist antoine lovoisier, immediately after the wedding, undertook to learn this language and translated the scientific works of her colleagues for her husband. there is no latin. english is correct i

. ♪ manus: nordea bank results are on the tape, the helsinki lender posting higher-than-expected netncome for the third quarter and said lower costs would contribute to the improved outlook. joining us now is frank vang-jensen, the ceo of nordea. well done on the numbers, a comfortable beat on the estimates, was it on cost-cutting or what has the delivery been? good morning. frank: it was a strong quarter with strong credit quality, that lands at 1.3 billion euros in operating profit. income was up 7%. [no audio] manus: we seem to have just lost the telephone line for now. it's interesting that this is a ceo talking about cost to income ratio at 48-40 9%, it's going to be a tough quarter in terms of how they are positioned going forward. we're going to try and redial, and look through the rest of these numbers for a moment. dani: third quarter net fee and commission income was slightly lower, this is something banks around the world are facing. their numbers were 860 million euros, the estimate had been 824 million euros. it's this idea of more uncertainty and volatility means corpor

and in helsinki, where he came from at the buchenvali alarm and moscow already accepted him as a triumphanthe blessings that showered on the young magomayev fell on him, he chose an internship at the famous la scala theater, vocal classes were conducted by the famous singer maestro jenna rubara enrico piazza, who at one time assisted the great arthur in dragging for classes, chose the opera barber of seville and his fig is recognized as one of the best in the world. and this aria has become the hallmark of the singer. after caressing muslim magomayev, he found himself at the crossroads of the opera or stage. everything was decided by the final concert in milan , all soviet interns performed their signature works. the mood was great even at the very end of the concert. suddenly magomayev sang along the st. petersburg hall met the song of applause italian bravo bravissimo. determined the fate of muslim magomayev verse who passed from classical music. on the stage and saved. in himself the culture and the highest level of a classical performer. i think that this is one of the most important qu

air attack on yugoslavia without the sanction of the un security council and in violation of the helsinkinot only military installations were destroyed, but also schools, hospitals, passenger trains , 14 countries participated in operation allied force, and in a total of 639 attack and 365 reconnaissance and auxiliary aircraft, almost 2,000 people died, including four hundred children in this biden speech. said even before the attack on yugoslavia in the senate in 1998. it's me proposed to bomb belgrade it was i who proposed to send american pilots and blow up all the bridges on the danube alexander lukashenko was the only foreign leader who arrived in 1999 at the scene of the tragedy in belgrade before taking off. it is known that nato, for its part, did not guarantee the safe flight of the aircraft of the belarusian president alexander lukashenko then stressed that he was present in belgrade as chairman of the supreme council of the union of belarus and russia, later it would become known about the desire of sloboda na milosevic to join union state, the corresponding decision in belgrad

there is a whole system of tunnels that can provide shelter for about 900,000 people, helsinki 600,000all bridges. there is a place for explosives. if necessary. they can be blown up so that in this way you can interfere with the movement of the enemy. so the reason why finland has this whole culture of readiness. this is our geographic location. i'm next to russia so although finland has tried to have good neighborly relations with russia as much as possible, never had any illusions about the nature of our eastern neighbor, sources in the field, foreign policy and security reported that the government bill allows the nato defense alliance to deploy nuclear weapons in finland, the bill for finland's accession to the north atlantic treaty organization is almost ready. it will be submitted for consideration within two weeks of the bill. it also does not establish any restrictions on the creation of sweet potato in the territory of the finnish state, as well as does not limit the presence of the forces of the countries participating in the defense alliance, the possibility of deploying nu

need ratification all countries, without exception, talk about the need to join nato rubbed helsinkin stockholm in the spring after the start of the russian special military operation in ukraine and the swedes. and the finns did not hide their fear of the so-called russian cargo. true, what exactly it consists of was never explained in may; officially submitted applications for joining the alliances; considered at the summit in madrid on june 28 and gave consent; however, ratification of all thirty nato members was required; in a difficult position, turkey did not want to approve the entry, while sweden and finland will not refuse to support the kurdistan workers' party and other kurdish organizations that ankara considers terrorist will not extradite kurdish activists to the turks, the swedes, several, as a result, were issued, but turkey has not yet ratified the accession documents, it also takes a wait-and-see attitude. hungary experts believe that ankara and budapest can postpone the decision of rutification almost until next spring? nevertheless, the nato leadership is already t

susan: william doyle joining us from helsinki, finland.our you're working on your next project, data expansion. his book, orrin hatch and the once and future golden age of bipartisanship. thank you so much for spending one hour with me. mr. doyle: thank you very much, susan. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: all q&a programs are available on our website, or as a podcast on our c-span now app. c-span we are funded by these is your unfiltered view of television companies and more, including -- cox, along with these other television providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> later today, the focus is on infrastructure investments and how they can generate living wage for workers and employers. representatives from the departments of labor and transportation join a panel

you were on your way to york, you said stopping over in h hel helsinki, when you found out about thead shortly team meeting, we should decide where do we go? because our first reaction was go there and we start to communicate with our directors and people who were already september us in support and most of them say, hey, let's do it. let's keep doing it, what you started, because you have so many obligations. so many people involved. >> full steam ahead. sergei, i know you're on the front lines of the battlefield. you're a soldier. you're a pitcher. what does it mean to you to be here right now? >> translator: i think this week i can do more good here than i can in ukraine. here i can help more. >> dmitry, you've been here. it's been your life's work. how did you make this trip happen? >> people in ukraine, sports ministry, the european federation, they put a lot of work to get team out. we found what financial support and moral support and logistical support in the united states. air lot of people answered our call. people found us to continue. it became an easy task. >> sergei, i

after that helsinki summit, i think you and susan were there, not just the reporters in the room shocked -- >> embrace of putin. embrace of putin. >> it was his own national intelligence director who told people he was so shocked by what trump said he thought russians really had something on trump. >> unified support in congress for ukraine, but the opposition, it's interesting, it's kind of far left and it's the right, and tucker carlson this past week actually once again directly repeated russian propaganda suggesting it was somehow the united states behind the attack on the pipeline, how real is that movement, is it growing? it seems to be. >> it's interesting, and i think you see this pattern again and again in u.s. foreign policy, when you could maybe ask some reasonable questions about our current policy, the risks, but so many of the people who want to be on that side have to go further and sympathize with the people who are on the other side, and in this case as you're saying repeating russian propaganda. cpac, the conservative organization was also repeating russian propaganda.

susan: william doyle joining us from helsinki, finland.our you're working on your next project, data expansion. his book, orrin hatch and the once and future golden age of bipartisanship. thank you so much for spending one hour with me. mr. doyle: thank you very much, susan. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2022] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: all q&a programs are available on our website, or as a podcast on our c-span now app.

ratification by all countries, without exception, talk about the need entry into nato began in stockholm helsinki the start of the russian special military operation in ukraine and the swedes. and the finns did not hide the fear of the so-called russian threat. true, what exactly? it consists so plainly and was not explained in may officially applied for joining the alliances to considered at the summit in madrid on june 28 and gave consent however, certification of all thirty members of nato was required a difficult position was taken by turkey did not want to approve the entry until sweden and finland give up worker support the kurdistan party and other kurdish organizations that ankara considers terrorist and will not extradite kurdish activists to the turks, the swedes, several, as a result, were issued, but turkey has not yet ratified the accession documents. hungary also takes a wait-and-see position. do experts believe that the decision on ratification of ankara and budapest can be postponed almost until next spring? nevertheless, the leadership of nato is already talking about the accessi

it reminds us of what he said in helsinki when he said that he trusted vladimir putin more than he trusted men and women of the united states intelligence community. >> he's his own intelligence officer. and when i asked him about the cia's assessment of the thuggish leader of north korea, kim jong-un, trump says, well, i know -- i mean, again, in the tone, i'm the only one that knows. he is locked into this world of untruth that he is he's leading. and the summary for me is, when you listen to all of this and lay it out, he does not understand the responsibilities of the president. you can reject what the intelligence community tells you, but you want to listen to it. and he's off, you know, running an off-the-books operation to deal and try to understand the world. >> right. >> bobby, listen to him talking the way actually he talked through his entire presidency. and you get that combination of the arrogance and the ignorance, where he says, well, i can do it better than anybody else, and he has people sucking up to him saying, he's the president, he can say whatever he wants to say, whe

1st nation. fish khaki is an offer and associate professor of jurisprudence at the university of helsinki. she explains the implications of extending legal rights to spins salt water lagoon. so 1st of all, i would just insist that it's not the same rights. it's a very limited set of rights. so for instance, the lagoon can't own property, doesn't have constitutional rights and so on. so, so the most important right that i'd say the, let's say that legal person who comes along with some types of val, it's a legal tools that are, that are, can be held to, to enforce your rights. and it's clear that the enforcement of the environmental protection legislation has been adequate in this case as, as we could see. but in this case, anyone could sue on behalf of the lagoon to, to make sure it's rights are enforced. so that would be the most important practical implication. tropical storm julian strengthened to artic and as it moves closer to central america most made landfall along nicaragua was cow to be in coast when sustained winds reaching a 140 kilometers per hour. and air julia brought strong

system, where there are some rules of the game, where there is a security system, there was the helsinkire agreements, some kind of disarmament and others, and the east - this is such a zone of some kind of conflicts, where everyone sorts things out with each other and so on, where in general, in principle, no elementary rules of the game and trust and security are possible. and here's how it all turned around. right now, east asia is playing the role it has lost the west is under, which has destroyed all mechanisms of dialogue. ah, a. this means arms control and so on, but here in the east it is being formed in some way to oppose this chaos that is coming from the west. uh, let's say collective measures that would allow the world not to fall into the abyss, this is such a radical change, and see nato what they are talking about, the main task. here's how to say defeat russia and that's it, that is, a clear confrontation. there is no talk of any minimal interaction. and here are completely different things and rightly so. i mentioned it admiringly, and this is not some kind of russian pa

we found this out that after that helsinki meeting, where trump stands there next to putin, says basically, believe him and not my intelligence agencies that in washington the intelligence chief dan coats had director of national intelligence appointed by trump republican senator republican ambassador was so agog at this that he told people at the time, he says, i don't know that. what does lewin have on him that he himself thought, the man who appointed him, was somehow compromised the russians and didn't know any better. and he had access to information than the rest of us do not. and if he thought that was possible, that tells you something. now, the other thing i would say, though, that we learned in process of this book is it may have been a one sided street, one sided director wonder, which was phrased many ways, a one way street, one way street. there is a meeting we're having trouble with our metaphors. there are metaphorical troubles. putin is meeting with trump at, the sidelines of the osaka summit g20 summit and. trump is being trump braggadocio. you know, poland wants a name, a

anymore, and we decided then, by the way, the consequence of this decision was the signing of the helsinkie will fight, we will no longer stabilize ourselves, how interesting, yes, we decided our politburo decided hotly, beloved leonid ilyich all the soviet people, then understood this and decided all the end of the wars in the seventy- fifth year. yes, yes, but maxim e with afghanistan is a completely separate story, because if you penetrate there, yes, inside this afghanistan, just what was it an american provocation, you can discuss separately, whether it was necessary to lead on it or not, but then we, well, just this can be devoted to american provocations. no need to hang not in the seventy-ninth not in the twenty-second big yes, yes, yes, yes, you understand? i don't know if i should or shouldn't. i don't know, because it's a separate topic, but you got me this. well, you won’t score with this remark, because i’m discussing. and by the way, despite afghanistan, notice maxim that then mikhail sergeevich gorbachev appears who speaks. yes, we are disarming in general, but we are giving