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i was born and lived in italy for 7 years, then spent 30 years in russia and then 30 years in italy. there was never a moment where there was no desire to return to work in russia, and it should be noted that at 1st in years 2022 and 2023. it was especially difficult to talk about russia there. people prefer not to draw attention to their interest in wanting to work in russia. we, as a chamber, have lost a lot of members who simply decided to pay the membership fee for sure, but did not want us to indicate that they paid the membership fee within the russian chamber of commerce, because it was a reputational risk. now, i must say there is less and less of this. there are already people who are more outspoken and openly say it is time. this is felt not only by entrepreneurs but also by the people. even sometimes talking to our government structure. there is already some desire to restore relations. not only can you feel it, this is even set openly, and so that will make our work easier by staying with our team to national for all the latest from around the well as i see you again the

and the headlines are certainly reflecting that here in italy. there were prayers on st peter's square again yesterday evening, lots of people gathered to pray for the health of the pope, led by the cardinals, who came out on the steps of st peter's basilica to lead people in the prayers of the rosary, hoping for the pope to make a recovery. sarah rainsford there in rome. just a reminder that we are keeping an eye out on downing street because we are expecting president zelensky to arrive there this afternoon for a ahead of a summit that that is ahead of a summit that is going to be held tomorrow here in london with european leaders, a security summit which takes on a whole load of importance now after meeting at the white house with president zelensky and president trump. we will say right across that. there is plenty more on our website. there is also a live page with all the updates and analysis from our various correspondence around the world. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you for watching. hello. beautiful weather across the vast majo

and the headlines are certainly reflecting that here in italy.are again yesterday evening, lots of people gathered to pray for the health of the pope, led by the cardinals, who came out on the steps of st peter's basilica to lead people in the prayers of the rosary, hoping for the pope to make a recovery. sarah rainsford there in rome. just a reminder that we are keeping an eye out on downing street because we are expecting president zelensky to arrive there this afternoon for a ahead of a summit that that is ahead of a summit that is going to be held tomorrow here in london with european leaders, a security summit which takes on a whole load of importance now after meeting at the white house with president zelensky and president trump. we will say right across that. there is plenty more on our website. there is also a live page with all the updates and analysis from our various correspondence around the world. stay with us here on bbc news. thank you for watching. hello. beautiful weather across the vast majority of the uk. blue skies, sparkling

they have a summit today of european leader, including germany, denmark, italy, italy, the netherlands, france, norway, poland, spain, finland, sweden, the czech republic. arrivals are happening as we speak. we just put it up in london, romania. the turkish foreign minister, the nato secretary general, the president of the european commission and the european council will also attend. even canada is hopping on the flight to make it to london to have this conversation. and during the summit, it's going to include talks on establishing a european military force to be sent to ukraine that would underpin a cease fire. starmer noted it would involve a coalition of the willing. these are the european leaders arriving to fill the void that donald trump is creating by siding with vladimir putin, charlie. >> what are. >> your what. >> you are describing? >> is the world order being remade in. >> real time right now? >> this is not. >> just a. >> simple adjustment. >> this again. is. >> the world recognizing that, okay, donald. >> trump needs to be taken. seriously and literally and. >> we canno

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she liked to go around in a buggy to the specialty shops, to italy, so to speak.and and and pick out the nicest offices. well, this kind of bugged coolidge. he thought she ought to buy in bulk at costco. so speak of the day. it was the piggly wiggly. and once mrs. jaffray showed him a spread of pork she had for dinner maybe pork chops. and she was very proud. and all coolidge said was that look like an awful lot of ham to him. well, soon enough, mrs. jaffrey was gone, replaced by miss riley from new england. and every expense now to be written down. and in 1926 the the the box showed the white house entertainment president pays a good share. this was $11,667. and in 1927, miss riley reported in her book that it was down to $9,116. and the president reviewed the notebook himself, if you can believe it, and wrote something in the margin up the highest praise him very fine improvement mr. right what about coolidge's other promises to more disadvantaged americans to african-americans if all are equal, that is final. in the twenties, all men were not equal. coolidge wa

team, thailand's travel packages season to the previous iteration was set at a 4 seasons hotel in italyding to hotels dot com, they saw a 300% increase in searches once the show launched. you'll want lo defense. >> way, way, way back when it first started. well, i guess there's a lot left to catch up on. yeah, time. that's a news at 5 news at 6 is next. >> appreciate you do with us the past hour next, we're talking about big news for people in oakland, a major announcement about planned fire station closures. we have details from the city tonight. >> and as flu and measles cases are on the rise, we have a message from bay area. health officials about how to protect yourself. the news at 6 is next. now at 6 after than 60 years in business, a bowling alley in danville is shutting down. >> first, though, you're from san mateo county's embattled sheriff christina corpus one-on-one with our sara stinson. she talks just days before the election that will determine if she keeps her job. >> is at 6. good evening. thanks for being with us tonight for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm grant lodes and vicki

and they use the term they borrow it from world war two when the original axis was germany, japan, italy. and so they're drawing direct connections. they want people to get those connections. and so make the argument that if russia can defeat ukraine. then that will somehow help iran crush, israel one day and will encourage china to invade taiwan. now it's kind of a leap of logic that china's policy is to depend on the outcome of the war in ukraine. but this the argument to resonate and therefore more so the biden administration taking position that the government of china is watching. and if the united states does not follow through on its commitment to ukraine, then taiwan is a greater risk and. the north koreans will get emboldened and they might try to invade south korea and japan will be at risk. and america's alliances around the world will fall pieces. so that remains the argument for. american engagement in places and conflicts, faraway the anti-interventionist argument today is that there is no end to the number of places the united states could engage. and for america to mortga

east of cases like greece and italy on monday was the temperatures pickup here. over the next few days, they'll be picking up a cross scan today via as well as for the south of that's for germany. berlin, it seems sunny skies on monday at 10 degrees celsius. the have the right to boycott. anyone i want to and the state has no business getting involved in that gods chosen to bless us because we protect israel. i'm going to continue to do in a state level all that i can to support the 3 part series explodes, the implications of us and people who called lowest the freedom of speech and 1st amendment rights, more about the issue, whatever i'm looking for. so my thing for talk to, in, quote, on which is 0. the latest news from strikes, so us boots on the ground is a really red line. mexico has a long, often painful history with the us military, with detailed coverage. this drawer is playing out in the cold. the country remains in a kind of political and diplomatic limbo from the hoss of the story. zalinski saying he's willing to do a deal on his presidency for nato me

sees this, particularly each um the views that, um, it is important for the security of defense of italy, of europe in the united kingdom. that we work as we've always what closely aligned with the united states, federal for about 10 days prior to as well. that was british prime minister care stomach the a speaking in london of to anything with of a you leaders. he started by talking about this being a time of across roads in history. it is now not the time for more tools. it is a time to accede in out lines, a broad uh, full stage plan to support you crying and try and find the lasting piece in the region. he also mentioned that person will use $2000000000.00 to supply $5000.00 a defense ms. solve for ukraine that will be manufactured in belfast, so you will so talk to briefly about boots on the ground and planes in the year. you must do the heavy lifting, but to the us is in as a reliable ally, and it must have the backing of donald trump's administration and the united states. the full point plan that the stomach outlines basically goes as follows. it was 1st of all to keep the money

i think on this the uk and italy can play an important a role in bridge—building."morning, sir keir spoke to the bbc live on sunday with laura kuenssberg — he was asked for his reaction to what happened in the oval office on friday between president donald trump clearly, you know, there's a lot of tension. the cameras were on. nobody wants to see that. but i spoke to president trump. i spoke to president zelensky. obviously, we then had president zelensky to downing street yesterday. and i spoke to president macron after that and then to president trump. and the purpose, or my driving purpose, has been to bridge this, if you like, and get us back to the central focus. and as a result of the meeting yesterday, we had quite a long time with president zelensky, then president macron and president trump on the phone. we've now agreed that the united kingdom, along with france and possibly one or two others, will work with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. and then we'll discuss that plan with the united states. so in those calls on friday night, through the meetin

people in israel in northern italy have been harling oranges as each of the circled by full of the oranges takes place every year and ends on the 9th of 5 tuesday. the origin of the festival dates back so many times. and it said to symbolize the towns rebellion against the tyrant, who need them sent fees guides. well that's it for me, laura. kyle: plenty more. can we found on a website that's out? is there a dot com? and i'll be back with more news here on out to 0. so that is the a ton is called me this policy is missing in the aging to set out his priorities for the yes. how, who the world's 2nd largest economy, reactors and trades house impose 5 is us and what direction will it take to manage the worlds fastest aged documents, special coverage of trying to send them to sessions on this one. now we begin this week with the westberg and the quiet part that is being said out loud. starting with his reading media outlets and the journalist endorsed the after the cleansing of the power. steering is really captive, their dead bodies returned from god and one families issues over the way of th

so there's a heavy rain on saturday for italy, blustery conditions across the belly, eric islands with some heavy rain to come for spain and portugal, particularly southern pots of spain. now east was still quite a bit of a wintry mix. moving across the balkans, much t, y a, however for greece and to kia and this wintery features moving across the baltics on with a to crane and western russia. there's also spouses, sunshine, however, co central parts of europe affecting scanned anavia as well. the wintry weather, however, edging into western parts of norway, but they were dry and bright to skies for brisson and the island violent west and pots of france as well. and looking at wounds coming into scan today be a 10 degrees in also on sunday. but it's getting a lot colder for spain. we've got heavy rain down in the very cell affecting eastern areas as well. and look at madrid. we'll see some wintery features a to the north of that, on the 7 degrees in madrid, on sunday, on the on catching, because to crane agrees to ground the us access to its mineral wealth. but is it really a win win d

$65.00 plan of a son that has brought together several representatives from, from germany, denmark, italy took the next. so and the european union on top of a potential cx, 5 plan discussions on europe's broad, a defense for. so top the agenda with a cover off all of this, we joined now by out diplomatic. it is a james base who is standing by for us in london outside of that meeting. we had a little bit there from stomach, but what else did the latest have to say before they were intending? and what can we expect to intensive and announcements after the meeting is finished? of the will lead is all here. i think no, it will. the not saying it out publicly that this is really a crisis moment. this was the crisis summit even, and it was cold before what the events of friday night in the oval office, but clearly not makes it even more of a crisis. and they've got to find a way for was for you. k, c's itself often is a bridge between the us and the european nations the you and i think is hoping that perhaps they can get things back on track with trump. but there's also plan b option is being d

and while germany, france, italy, spain are completely inadequate.terialise. so, so right now. and it's a shame that three years later they still haven't done they still haven�*t done anything, especially the germans. >> we saw them struggling to even to make decisions. yeah. and so i can't see how they'll and so i can�*t see how they'll all decide to agree to do this, which i think is the problem with the eu. there are too many vested interests and their interests aren't the same. interests aren�*t the same. >> three years applauding zelenskyy, which is nice, but that doesn't help, right? that doesn�*t help, right? they�*ve got to do something more, right? >> thank you very. >> thank you very. >> much for. >> much for. >> being such a pleasure to. >> being such a pleasure to. >> talk to you. >> talk to you. >> see you, greg stenson. he is the chair of republicans overseas uk. right. well it is your final week to see how you could win one of two amazing prize bundles in our latest giveaway. each one has a brand new iphone 16, £500 giveaway. each one

on a flight to italy a couple was forced to sit beside a dead passenger. deal, i sleep next to one every night and one woman. former vp nominee tim walz is now doing stand-up comedy. kamala showed up to support them because she heard there was an 80 during minimum. attorney general pam bob -- pam bondi accused the fbi of hiding thousands of epstein documents. the fbi put them in a place nobody would look, joy behar it's back fact. to denver strip clubs were ordered to pay nearly 14 million for wage theft. not only that all 14 million must be in the form of crumpled 20s. but industry experts say it is the first time that strippers were the ones left stiff. i thought about that one as well. and made a tractor-trailer carrying frozen curling fries caught fire on the highway. now i need a new tractor-trailer said one manner. dylan mulvaney is coming out with a book about his transformation from a guy to a guy who says he is a check. it is called moby dick less. msnbc host nicole wallace said joy reid's ouster was like losing a limb. we go to julie jones for co

and they're spied in italy one day.nd a british writer writes down and he says, terrible things about them. he's calling them names. he's commenting on their appearance and about how they're black in this white space and just, you know, using all the kind of racist stereotypes you might imagine. and freedom journal out of the united states. the first black newspaper, they they defend her. they say this is terrible. we and we have people who know her who met her. and the fact that you would defame woman and her children in this way, permit us to give you a contrary portrait. and they talk about they they an opposite portrait of her to counter that. so they absolutely were sensitive to how image the image of the kingdom of haiti even long after the fact is this is like into the late 1820s when freedom's journal does this they also print excerpts, belgian devotees, writings and, not even the colonial system unveiled the other writings. the essay on the causes of, the revolution and some of his other writings in short form

in attendance, emanuel macron, leaders from germany, italy and canada to name a few. in an interview, watching the chaos in the oval office was uncomfortable saying nobody wants to see that. especially after both meetings with trump for so productive last week. keir starmer made an urgent round of calls to president trump and zelenskyy to try to bridge this creating a coalition to enforce the peace deal. >> we've agreed the uk and others will go with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. then we will discuss that plan with the united states and take it forward together. >> president trump was hand delivered a special invitation when he met with him last thursday so we will wait to see when that comes as well. >> will be following. definitely, thank you. ♪ >> things are heating up on capitol hill as democrats and republicans over the segment spending bills negotiations. congress has less than two weeks to pass a plan to avoid a government shutdown. madeline rivera is here with where things stand. >> capitol hill acknowledge they will likely have to turn to a short te

bit of a spoiler, but in case you don't know, fuller died an untimely premature on her way back from italy in a shipwreck yards off the coast of fire island. and she died in 1850. and that's a little bit before eliot's time. but eliot actually reviews as a woman in the 19th century and and kind you would think there would be a kinship. but, eliot i think doesn't find literary enough for today's art. and so she's a little bothered by her style, although she's down with the cause. and in other terms. just sorry i wasn't here the beginning. when you first got here, are you based in kansas? are from there or are you from here? like, i just oh, if you spent a lot of time here. i work at portland's museum. yeah. so i'm thinking a lot about alcott's and the relationship. yes. i don't know if abigail may alcott had any connection with these or. i, i, i believe it was elizabeth that worked with bronson at the school. yeah, i just. i'm trying to think. i mean, i read the book, but like just trying to put the years together. you said the conversations were entirely in 1837 or. no, no, no. so one of t

. >> people, of course, are still going to italy, france, the uk, but we're seeing other destinationsia and croatia. malta, places that weren't typically on the radar for some that are really coming into their own. austria and hungary are really big year over year as well. >> travelers are factoring in currency fluctuations before hitting the buy button. >> it's part of the reason to why we're seeing these booking windows extend further and further out as well. so we're seeing people book more than 100 days out. and then that way they can sort of gauge where's the dollar going to go further and really look for not just the best rate though, but also the best available hotel rooms, the suites that they want, the experiences that they want. >> expect the biggest crowds, hottest weather and traffic during july and august. >> where can i have the best experience? where can i get away from the crowds? where can i get away from the heat in the summer? and so we are seeing those mediterranean islands be really, really popular. and going back to the white lotus for a moment, sicily continues

so, a sicilian town continuing its annual cheese rolling tradition during italy's carnival season. the game is called maraschino and involves two teams of 2 or 3 players throwing a wheel of pecorino cheese as far as possible down a designated path using a rope team, then that throws the furthest receives the grand prize, which is just the 26 pound cheese itself, which is exciting. and that's then. >> do they eat it? >> no. at the end of the road, you'll see governor pritzker with his mouth. open on his knees like this. you can't take. >> the shot. do that. we're having a nice time talking about the cheese. okay. anyway, 17th century game. still going. >> oh, it's been going on for a long time. long time. we love. we love the sicilians and their cheesy whatevers tonight. oh, what a great show. kennedy. george. santos. oh my goodness. andrew gruel and charlie arnold. that's tonight. let's do this. gus's daily diaries are. so guess what he did today? he had a good walk earlier today. there he is. first day without a jacket, and he's looking trim. he peed in no poop, but he may have sc

for example, prime minister of italy giorgia meloni will be heading to downing street this morning towith keir starmer. she will potentially be a key figure when it comes to rebuilding that bridge to the u.s. she is a key ally. we know of of donald trump. she was the only european leader invited to the inauguration, so that will be an interesting meeting there. but overall, this is a really critical moment for europe to show unity and, crucially, to step up and try to figure out how it can support ukraine. when we see this significant drop in relations between not only ukraine and the u.s., but also the fragility of this moment for europe, as the prime minister put it this morning. >> yeah, that's right, because ukraine, of course, the item on the agenda. but in the end, for these european leaders, it is ultimately about more than just ukraine. right? >> well, i think when you see the u.s. president in the oval office say things like, i am not aligned with anyone. european leaders have to step up. and i think, look, clearly they knew that this was on the agenda when president trump to

from prime minister maloney of of italy. zelenskyy. president zelenskyy is with those european leaders. now those european leaders are talking to him directly about getting to the negotiation table. what does he need to see to actually negotiate with us and negotiate with the russians? go to confidence building measures, go to a ceasefire and bring this horrific war to an end. and what was so, i think stunning to all of us in the oval office, was that it was not clear zelenskyy was going to go to negotiations at all, that he would ever be able to negotiate with putin, and whether he shared our goal of ending this war. so what i made clear as secretary rubio and i said, look, this cannot proceed, was that this was a huge missed opportunity for him and for his country. he could have left the white house on friday, on the heels of an engagement with president macron of france, with president with prime minister starmer of the united kingdom, where they were talking about european boots on the ground security guarantees for ukraine, a posi

keir starmer has had already this morning is with giorgia meloni, the prime minister of italy, who said after that fractious meeting that zelenskyy had at the white house, barely 48 hours less than ago, she said it was important for the for the europe and the united states to have a very quick summit to see where they stand. this meeting here could be a precursor for that. it's certainly going to help shape that very important relationship. victor. >> nic robertson for us there. thank you nic. let's go now to nick paton walsh live in kyiv. that's the view from london. the view from ukraine this morning. >> yeah i mean i think the scenes we've seen in london will give some heart to ukrainians who may well certainly were in absolute consternation, disbelief at what they saw on friday. this is a moment of rehabilitation, certainly a reminder to moscow that ukraine is not on its own, which may well have been the feeling you got after the oval office meeting. europe clearly rallying around zelenskyy, an extraordinarily warm welcome from starmer, who is sort of acting in the position you woul

more pipelines than italy has spaghetti. this guy you want to talk about energy he's the one to do it. so first thing i want to ask i apologize a little bit late but so what's with this national energy emergency? we got record oil output, more lng and we know what to do with, renewables filling up quickly, is there an emergency there? >> let me refine what somebody said about this, on the upper gulf coast of texas we have more than any other member costs. our district 14 in texas it's jet fuel, 80% of the nation's military grade fuel and 20th of the nation's gasoline east of the rockies. we've got three lng plants, we are big on energy and while it's true we are producing a lot of oil stuff right now we are in an energy crisis if we don't get our grid bolstered up. winter storm is february 21 and i live in north of galveston. we start the louisiana line and go down to texas gulf coast. where onepart of the texas gulf coast . aroma is the microclimate below that is the clay yard. our grid needs to be bolstered up and that mea

but you have the large economies like germany, italy, france, spain, still not living up to their bare minimum 2% commitment, which they which they contributed or they pledged to do a year ago. i find completely unacceptable. it's a good deal for their politicians. they don't have to make the tough choices. but to say somehow that they are, i think, the burden sharing should actually be disproportionate and they're on their side of the ledger, not the other way around. and till we force those tough conversations to happen, you know, as as as somebody in my one of my local groups said, look, if you've got all got members of a club and only a third of them are paying their full dues, what are the rest going to do? they're going to keep getting away with it. and i just don't think that's fair to the united states. and it's not it's not acceptable in terms of collective security. yeah. you have poland who's pushing 5% gdp on defense and then canada, who's about 1.2, i think. and they have some vague plans to france and has an economy for france, has an economy four times the size of poland

and international postage, you could email your friend from college you hadn't seen in 20 years in italyover this electronic device. it was very open and that data was your data. you had the email that you wrote, you had the response from that person, and there was really no intermediary in that. so what we've seen, though, a corporate network effect in the internet where our individual property rights have been taken away from, us by the ubiquitous of a box at the bottom of every app you have that says terms and conditions, and you simply accept and you're ceding your property right intellectually? and to your data, your use of data, your preferences when you do that and what i think in the future, what we're doing in congress is we want to make sure that blockchain operating systems be put in place and that will individual property rights, the web and allow people create new ways to share music, share art or share intellectual property that are not on a corporate, which would be obviously google search x or facebook. those would be classic examples. and in financial services, that's im

its economy is about the size of italy.re is little indication american businesses to get back -- are eager to get back to the russian market. there is concern in five or 10 years they would be another war between russia and another country. that their assets could be seized, just like they have been over the last few years. american businesses were in russia. i don't think russia is a particularly promising investment destination for american companies. so, i think there is a lot of confusion on what is the economic gain here. why is president trump seeking a deal with russia when there's not much to gain? that leaves ollies confused about why they are getting that treatment. and i think, frankly, it's very hard for me to see president trump giving vladimir putin the same -- treating putin the way he has treated president zelenskyy because he sees president zelenskyy as a subcontractor. not as an ally and partner. it is a different worldview in how the president sees ukraine and russia. host: javin in columns, ohio on the

its economy is about the size of italy.here is little indication american businesses to get back -- are eager to get back to the russian market. there is concern in five or 10 years they would be another war between russia and another country. that their assets could be seized, just like they have been over the last few years. american businesses were in russia. i don't think russia is a particularly promising investment destination for american companies. so, i think there is a lot of confusion on what is the economic gain here. why is president trump seeking a deal with russia when there's not much to gain? that leaves our allies very confused about why they are getting that treatment. and i think, frankly, it's very hard for me to see president trump giving vladimir putin the same -- treating putin the way he has treated president zelenskyy because he sees president zelenskyy as a subcontractor. not as an ally and partner. it is a different worldview in how the president sees ukraine and russia. host: javin in columns, o

well ahead of that summit, italy's prime minister has italy�*s prime minister has warned the west mustiorgia meloni said the uk and italy could and should play a key role in building bridges, as she proposed talks between the us and european leaders. she was welcomed to downing street by sir keir starmer earlier, who said both countries share a similar mindset on supporting ukraine. our political editor christopher hope was outside downing street for us when meloni arrived. >> moving quite quickly here. giorgia meloni is behind me in downing street. the action moves this afternoon to lancaster house. 16 world leaders, leaders mainly from europe, gathering there, with also those from turkey, canada and the president of european commission and the european council. the biggest peace deal of this peace conference of this note since the second world war. >> today's summit follows extraordinary scenes at the white house on friday, where donald trump clashed with volodymyr zelenskyy, telling him to strike a deal with russia. or he said the u5 to strike a deal with russia. or he said the us a

the popes new problems are causing anxiety and the headlines are certainly reflecting that here in italythere were prayers on at st. peter's square again yesterday evening, lots of people gathered to pay for the health of the pope led by the cardinals who came out on the steps of the basilica to lead people in the prayers of the rosary, hoping for the pope to make a recovery.— make a recovery. thanks to sarah for — make a recovery. thanks to sarah for that _ make a recovery. thanks to sarah for that update. - the santa fe county sheriff has ruled out carbon monoxide poisoning as a cause of the deaths of the double oscar—winning actor gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa. he said the actor had been dead for around ten days when his body was found, but that investigators were not sure whether he or his wife had died first. both individuals tested negative for carbon monoxide. an initial interrogation was conducted of mr hackman�*s pacemaker, this revealed that his last event was recorded on a february 17, 2025. iwas advised that a more thorough investigation will be completed. pop star

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