maybe joseph has more to read into this. that countries that are open arm hypothetically best. for example, kenya, zambia, south africa. you know, trying to be more open in terms of how china is engaging in different sectors. for example, in kenya, civil society is very collectively strong. any chinese engagement, if ethiopia, for example were to enter constitutional talks about like access to information, disclosure, transparency, accountability civil society and organizations have filed a petition to the courts and we have had courts even saying that financial engagement around this did not conform with the constitutional principle. so, that in itself both further with a discussion on democratic governance. and how, then, china is aware of this institutional variation in africa to the extent that in some countries it is able to carefully adjust local circumstances compared to other politics. >> thank you for those insights. i want to go back to something mentioned earlier. china has been also great on training, offering th

so, in the thirty-sixth year, valery pavlovich addressed a letter to joseph vesarionovich stalin with moscow to america on the ant-25 plane, by the way, this was not his idea, the idea was livanevsky, who some time before this letter tried to make such a flight, but they didn’t succeed, there was something with the engines, this was in his thirties fifth, early thirty-six, but you need to know chkalov’s character, when he found out about this, of course he... of course, he was fired up by this idea. stalin did not allow this flight, really understanding that if something serious happened, it would affect the attitude towards the country of the soviets. therefore, it was allowed to fly to the far east. so, the ant-25 plane took off into the sky on july 20, 1936, and 56 hours later, no, that means a little earlier, on the 18th, they took off. and after 56 hours, having flown 9374 km , they did not reach petropavlovsk , the fuel ran out, the engine stopped working, they began to land, it was decided to land on ude island, according to the recollections of those who were in the cockpit, w

we've got the founder of the israeli advocacy movement , that's joseph cohen, movement, that's joseph cohen, gary, the cabbie is back on the show this week, but he's actually in the pub and we've also got former darts champion, world champion keith deller. but first, let's go to the . news first, let's go to the. news >> good evening. from the gb newsroom i'm sam francis, the headunes newsroom i'm sam francis, the headlines at 7:00. well we start with news on our top story of the day that the uk and the us and the eu have all blamed the russian president for the death of the high profile putin critic alexei navalny. earlier the opposition leader's wife, yulia navalny , told munich security navalny, told munich security conference today the death of her husband will not go unpunished. president joe biden, speaking earlier, said he was not surprised but is outraged. make no mistake, make no mistake, putin is responsible for navalny's death . for navalny's death. >> putin is responsible . what >> putin is responsible. what has happened to navalny is yet more proof of putin's brutality. n

biden, sorry, let's listen to joseph biden's speech to the congress.nk you. as you know, our immigration system has been broken for a very long time, so i have directed my team to negotiate with our congressmen to finally fix this system, they have been working 24/7 on weekends, holidays, and as a result they achieved bipartisan agreement that contains the fairest , most humane reform of our immigration system, this is the toughest measures to protect our border, our border, now it needs to come to the floor of the senate, why it 's not happening, that's a simple explanation donald trump, he thinks that it's politically to his... to weaponize this issue , instead of settling this issue, trump is trying to intimidate republicans into voting against this, this deal, and it seems that they hiding, it's time to show that you have some backbone and do the right thing, do the right thing, i want to say that in this bill and... why did everybody from the wall street journal, from the border guards, from the chamber of commerce, supported this bill because it

the 1st red joseph conventional was studying at oxford university. i thought cups was just an operation. a twisted fantasy of conrad's imagination. he had summed up, he had judged, i didn't really get it. but the more i learned about colonialism, the more i realized it always started with men like cuts. and that fixed link to this day. then i made a discovery that changed everything for me. at the same time that comrade was writing his book, life was imitating out. in an astounding way, a french army officer was leading an invasion of west africa. and his true story was even more terrifying than columbus fiction. i began to plant a journey across space. time in search of this really just the job. so i grew up in both of my parents come from nigeria in west africa a little bit. when i go into oxford, so my old a tony is in my year some black students like me, but it was here. i began to research the imperial history that made my wells the history they didn't teach at school. the. i disagree with a heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad s

the, i disagree with a heart in london sites in congress with joseph conrad said his story. a country, the size of western europe, slaves plantation collecting robust a european bicycles, the mutilation. this punishment for refusal. what a belgian king leopold to say the rules, the method even set foot c e o goes 700 feet just line. there is a 5 the looks down each a nation is punishment. support the was not so shocked as you may think. i had expected to see a north of wood. the 3rd was black, dried sun, couldn't with closed eyelids. ahead. that seemed to sleep at the top of that pole, and with a shrunken dry lips showing a narrow white line of the teeth with smiles to tell him to pray dismissed. it was just a word for me. i did not see them in the name any more than you do. do you see him? do you seek the story? seems to me, science literally making a vain attempt because no relation of the dream can convey that notion of being incredible. which is the becoming obsessed with finding my real nice. there are a few candidates and a toy, as jim and captain in the me, the belgia

judging to rebel joseph conrad was writing in hop darkness. what the code has been about you had grabbed what they could get the sync. what was to be got was just robbery with the violence aggravated mud. we're on a great scale. conquest of the switch. them as the means, the taking it away from those we have a different complex, you know, slightly flats and noses and ourselves. it's not a police to look into it too much the it cost you profit to supplement them because i need it because you could potentially put in a separate list if um, less than to say put it, please don't give me the most of you could have missed the news that most of you said there was nothing that is your boss. good luck people in your and you want me to swap the central. it's a pretty of except me you still cannot complete. this is just reveal it has to do with dish. i don't want people to hold on with us on the civic you all of us to the worst case. just let me sick. ya give me time. do my 2nd my guides tell me this wrong. the national highway photos, the exact route su

the i discovered a heart in london slights in congress with joseph conrad said, his story. a country, the size of western europe, slaves plantation collecting robust to europe in bicycles, the mutilation this punishment for refusing the belgian king leopold the 2nd rule, the method even set foot c e o goes 700 feet just line there is a father, looks down the connection as punishment support the was not so shocked as the most think. i had expected to see a know of of with the, you know, there it was black, dried, sunk, and closed eyelids ahead that seem to sleep at the top of that pole. and with a shrunken dry lips showing a narrow white line of the teeth was my 2 children pray dismissed. since it was just a word for me. i did not see the man in a name any more than you do. do you see him? do you seek the story? seems to me, i am trying to tell you what are you thinking a vain attempt because no relation of the dream can complete the notion of being incredible. which is the becoming obsessed with finding my real nice. there are a few candidates and a tory is jim and compton

joseph conrad was writing in hop, dock. this was the quote as being about you had grabbed what they could get, the sync. what was to be got was just robbery with the violence aggravated mud. run a great scale. conquest of the switch. them as the means, the taking it away from those we have a different complex, you know, slightly flat and noses and ourselves. it's not a pretty to look into it too much the it cause your profit to separate them because i need it because you, you could potentially put in a separate list less than to say, put it, please don't give you something. most of you could have missed the news that most of you said it was nice enough as opposed to let people in your and you want me to swap the zip codes and working uh, a pretty of except me, you still cannot complete. this is just reveal it has to do with this. i don't want to talk to you on that because that's what i'm sending us to the most gets us. let me sick. ya give me something my 2nd my guides tell me this wrong. the national highway follows the e

but joseph, with stephen and with vince. but coming up joseph, with stephen and with vince .ext on lea anderson's world, we've got anderson's real world, we've got professional player and professional darts player and a world back in day. world champion back in the day. that's violence. earlier on, gb news radio so tired of the usual focus tested, pre—prepared westminster run—around well, so am i. >> so you want higher taxes? it's your department to blame for this. are you rethinking this policy every sunday at 930, i'll be sitting down with those in power to get the truth about the issues affecting you . let's the issues affecting you. let's be honest, we've known about the cost pressures of this project for years. not months. that's the tominey show the camilla tominey show a politics with personality politics show with personality on gb news, the people's channel on gb news, the people's channel, britain's news channel . channel, britain's news channel. welcome back to lee anderson's real world. >> i'm delighted to be joined tonight by a bit of a sporting legend. i remembe

joseph in pennsylvania. hi, joseph. >> you are on. go! host: [laughs] joseph, someone is prompting you. it's your turn. caller: my question is, say that he loses the ballot can he go back to colorado saying that he wasn't -- the state pulled both away from me? what happens about that. host: alright, what do you think should happen? caller: is he both, it should be countered. seemed like they are taking both away from people. they are always saying get out there and vote. now they are saying that if you write down anything, you are not going to get your vote counted. host: alright, justice in -- pennsylvania, joseph in pennsylvania, you will be our last this evening. the conversation will pick up tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. eastern time. thank you for joining us tonight. now we will take you back to earlier today when the supreme court heard this oral argument in

brodsky write to you, what did he write, yes, to dear alexander, from nice joseph, in a good place,d of a wonderful era, here he wrote sasha and lenina, lenina is my wife, elena at a glance, sasha and lenina, for boundless tenderness joseph borodsky, well, on the book of buraaniya, quite funny, dear alexander. from joseph, who loves him dearly, signed new york, and also across it goes, attention, attention, urania is coming at you, he, of course, remembered our childhood games, attention, attention, germany is coming at you, in my childhood it was accepted. everyone knew, well , he used it, but how did you communicate then together, what brought you together, what brought you together, the poems brought you closer together, of course, i loved his poems , he treated mine well, it’s true, so you know, when he died, for me it was the most difficult impression, it was... the most difficult event , maybe his character will be clear from these poems, which i wrote this poem in the same year when he died in ninety-six, i looked at the poet and thought, it’s fortunate that he writes, poems

greece uh uh varofacus uh he has said uh you know when uh joseph barall says that as we speak germanyand i'm quoting him france and italy are sending armaments that are being used in raffa to kill people so uh you know this brings us to the whole point of uh slamming uh israel or criticizing israel for the deaths but at the same time as foreign policy chief when you could exert your influence to stop you member countries. from sending arms uh to the israel regime, which has resulted in the obviously the deaths of palestinians, so isn't there a double standards that play here, that is just all talk when it comes to uh these important officials, well as my counterpart mentioned, the role that the eu has played in in the support of israel and the fact that without the the trading relations that the eu has with israel, it would have been, it would be practically impossible for israel to exist, but it's com the way we've seen ireland and the way we've seen spain come out, not just the people, but a governmental level, the the fact that they have expressed solidarity towards palestine and t

sir, i'm sorry, we have to go to joseph biden, excuse me, let's listen to joseph biden's speech at theion. thank you. as you know, our migration system has been broken for a very long time, so i gave an instruction. my team to negotiate with our congressmen to finally fix this system, they worked 24 hours a day on holidays and weekends as a result, they reached a bipartisan agreement that contains the fairest, most humane reform of our immigration system, it's... now it needs to go to the senate floor, why it's not happening, that's a simple explanation, donald trump, he thinks it's politically to his advantage, to use this issue as a weapon, instead of settling this issue, trump is on... trying to intimidate republicans into voting against this, this deal, and it seems like they're hiding, time to show what you've got spine and do. right, do the right thing, i want to say that in this bill and why everyone from the wall street journal, from the border guards, from the chamber of commerce supported this bill, because it will protect our borders, it will ensure that people are treated h

joseph burell to confirm what i just asked uh our guest mcnap here where he pointed to us president joe biden's uh remarks about over the top and he said well if you believe quote too many people are being killed maybe you should provide less arms in order to prevent so many people to to be killed um first of all is that does that surprise you that it's coming from the eu uh and the foreign policy chief of the eu joseph barall yeah so it's it's not surprising because the atrocities that israel is committing in gaza has had an effect on on on all global powers, so for a scottish person who is also the head of the eu for him to come out and announce his solidarity towards palestine and announce his his his willingness to pressurize the governments who support israel in terms of demilitarizing israel by by by stop by by stopping their funding that goes to towards israel is commendable having said that just a day ago as you've already mentioned $4 billion dollar. um were were signed off by by congress to support israel, so we see blinking, we see we see blinkin and we see joe biden trying t

to dear alexander, from the handsome joseph, in a good place, in a bad time, brodsky, of course, yes,, sasha to elena, for the boundless. with tenderness joseph borodsky, well, on the book of burania, it’s absolutely funny, dear alexander, from joseph, who loves him tenderly, signature new york, and also across the way comes, attention, attention, urania is coming at you. of course, he remembered our childhood games, attention , attention, germany is coming at you, in my childhood this was accepted, everyone knew this, well, he used it, but how did you communicate together then, what brought you together, what brought us together brought me closer, his poems brought me closer, of course, i loved his poems, he treated mine well, that’s true. so you know, when he died, for me it was the most difficult impression, it was the most difficult event, maybe his character will be clear from these poems, which i wrote this poem in the same year when he died in... i looked i thought about the poet, it’s lucky that he writes poetry and does not rule rome, because both are called power, and under

joseph porel, they show what the truth is and the reason for the war and the truth of this enemy , the zionist regime, everyone understands and knows the truth and the reality of the war crimes committed by the zionist regime against the palestinians. everyone knows the need for a reaction, but we don't have a reaction now, that is, today , after the words of western leaders, such as joseph barel and mr. gethersh, who all emphasize from the united nations and the international court of justice, they also emphasized that war crimes were committed there. let it happen, let it happen where we have sterilization against the children of the palestinian people they are martyred because of their childish zionist regime , niaz baba. if not, it can be said that now we must know first, now that no one should ask us why we started the storm, we have seen it, we are facing war crimes, the same as the zionist child regime . improving the situation of our people in gaza. the siege , the opening of the rafah checkpoint, the arrival of humanitarian aid, this does not require any understanding at all,

pilot who glorifies our country, suddenly valery pavlovich stands up and says: wait a minute, josephomrades, we must drink to our comrade of steel. approaches stalin, takes a glass from him, pours a full one and a full one for himself and says: joseph siryevich, let's drink at brudershaft. the kremlin froze, they drank, hugged and kissed. i don’t know, but i think this is the only time someone allowed themselves to kiss stalin like that. i think, that is, i am sure, stalin understood who he was dealing with. not only that... of course, he liked chkalov, this russian man who did the unimaginable, this is absolutely freedom multiplied by opportunity. over the whole world, he understood who he was dealing with, among other things, chikalov, of course, was a calling card for stalin, he represented the country, he represented including stalin himself, because it was stalin who gave chkalov the opportunity to become what he was, well, time passed, everything was fine, by the way, he and his wife already lived in a very nice apartment on the street. chkalovo, and exactly opposite the chikal

joseph: the process is those comment period ended on january 16.ators will go back and evaluate those comments they receive from the industry and the industry groups and individuals. it's all they would incorporate those. the rule actually today is -- it will probably have some modifications to it. i think it will be directional and correct to what they put out. you bring up the point is going by risk-weighted asset there's probably a risk of some serious risk reductions in credit that small businesses and consumers can access and i think the consequences really is twofold. the banks will see those over 100 million dollars substantially increase their operating expenses. in the second thing that i think you will see is similar to what we saw in the housing sector is we saw most residential lending leave the banking sector. i think we are substantially at risk of seeing small business lending perhaps higher risk consumer lending and business lending that would go back to the private sector. that's why you've seen the substantial increase of companie

also today , video testimony of the victim joseph shattil was shown.f the nazi punitive operation in the logoisk region, he was 10 years old. the man was questioned by investigators back in 2021. joseph shatila spoke about the memories of his older brother, who remained alive after the punitive operation of the 118th battalion. by the way, in it also participated. one nazi punisher grigory vasyura, executed in 1987. belarus and bashkartastan are looking for new opportunities for cooperation. a business forum is taking place in minsk today, which brought together about 60 companies from ufi and 400 belarusian enterprises. according to our prime minister, the plans are to expand traditional areas of cooperation, increase trade turnover, and expand mutual supplies of goods. there are great hopes for the revitalization of the brand. governor of the leningrad region alexander visited the educational center in the capital drozdenko. i arrived in minsk on kanuli for a working visit and the delegation was given a tour of the enterprise. the specialists of this

that was joseph borrell, the eu foreign _ lawmakers.y _ lawmakers. that was joseph borrell, the eu foreign policy chief— lawmakers. that was joseph borrell, the eu foreign policy chief speaking l the eu foreign policy chief speaking to lyse doucet. our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford gave us this update. well, this is a comment that's come from kira yarmysh, who is navalny�*s spokeswoman, and she has said exactly that — that the investigative committee, a very powerful body in russia, has informed the family that its investigations, its inquiry is ongoing, its continuing. there's no time frame for when it might finish and there are even no interim results. so no official word on why exactly alexei navalny died on friday afternoon. so all we have for now, still, is the prison service's initial statement, which says he was out, they say, for a walk in the prison facilities at the prison there and that he collapsed suddenly and he died because medics couldn't resuscitate him. so very, very little information coming forward. al

roo, pues ya es a nivel nacional. >> en el lugar se ubico una bolsa con marihuana, la cartera de josephy su identificacion en donde senala que es originario de nueva york. >> autoridades estatales junto con la fiscalia continuan con las investigaciones sin que hayan dado a conocer el movil de este caso y tampoco he feminicidio a los atacantes que utilizan sustancias corrosivas como por ejemplo acido. >> sido. >> estas agresiones seran ahora penadas entre 8 y 30 anos de carcel. >> la norma lleva camaduras en todo su cuerpo y requirio de decenas de cirugias reconstructivas. >> ahora su agresor, el empresario y diputado de oaxaca, juan antonio vera, aun esta profugo jugo de la justicia. >> y regresamos a estados unidos, en luisiana, en luisiana, legisladores consideran aprobar el uso de gas nitrogeno para aplicar la pena de muerte. >> el republicano nicolas muscarello dijo hoy que esto permitiria ejecutar el convicto en caso de que no haya los medicamentos necesarios para la inyeccion letal. >> de esta manera, luisiana se convierte en el ultimo estado en considerar esta practica despues de

joseph, who is here with us tonight, faced active addiction for 20 years. he entered crown recovery center soon after it opened and was the first client there to obtain his ged. then he began helping others to get theirs. he also started working there and has worked his way up to a program manager, where he is once again helping others. this fall, joseph is starting college and, most important, he's spending more quality time with his family. joseph, we see you, we are proud of you, and i can't wait to see all the great things you are going to do. [applause] tonight, we are also joined by debbie and walt rains. sadly, debbie and walt lost their son zac to addiction. i cannot imagine the depths of pain that comes from losing a child, but debbie and walt have turned it into purpose. we are thankful for the work they are doing to educate our first responders on the importance of administering narcan, and folks, the answer to how many times you should bring somebody back with narcan is every single time. [applause] gov. beshear: we have to remember that is some

uh one such warning against the incursion into rafa uh has come from the uh eu um foreign policy joseph saying that an israely offensive on rafa would lead to an unspeakable politarian catastrophe and grave tensions with egypt, eu development ministers are in meeting in brussels and we'll also be discussing the future of unrwa funding with the agency's commissioner general. have listen and we'll be right back. well, many people say that even the president of the us said yesterday that the operations are no longer proportional, that they are excessive, that the p of people being killed is... unbearable, i think there is sentence that more and more comes from many people around the world, even the us who is the strongest supporter of israel, considered by the president biden himself, that this action is disproportionated, that the tole of people being killed, civilians being killed is embedable and governing israel not to continue this way. but my question is, apart from words, what else do you think it has to be done? you believe that the tole of death is too high, do you have any possib

maria bronzova, joseph. kobrin, vasily valetov, sergey namunka, yulia kuvabina, channel one.intery, it covers us with snow, it rocks the temperature on the swing, in general, this weather is having fun as best it can. what came over her? let's figure it out. nut sit, sit. this winter , the nut is dressed thoroughly for a walk. warm overalls, raised collar, he had never seen so much snow outside. mistress guzel says she’s been in tatarstan for about 13 years. this didn’t happen, i personally like this kind of winter, because the snow is finally snow-white, fresh, new every day, the snow in tatarstan is now one and a half times more than the norm, 60 cm versus the usual 40, where does that come from? snow falls mainly on atmospheric fronts, this is when a cold air mass meets a warm air mass, so we have the arctic in cold winter, when there is no sun there, there is no heating, on the other hand we have the atlantic. these two fronts met in the volga region, an extensive cyclone formed, ulyanovsk, penza, kazan and zhevsk, all under its influence. there is so much snow that resid

, joseph burell is, the one who talked about the garden in the jungle, referring to the global north and the global south. i mean, just blatant racism, i believe he's the foreign minister um of the european union, also in the beginning, super supportive and these people claim to be representing civilization and international law and caring about human rights, but you know, after what they've supported in gaza, i guess i'd want you to to to to address two things, one, these people weren't a... elected by anybody, so it does seem as though this is incredibly anti-democratic institution when these people get to uh speak on behalf of of europe, but then the other question i would have related to that is, you know, when we talk about israel and supporting it, what does europe get out of it, what, what do, what do ursela vonderlayan and joseph burell get out of supporting this, genocidal apartide state uh, when so much of their population that they supposedly represent as a against it, yeah, i mean, we could be here absolutely all night, answering that one, i suppose the first thing to say

by the way, the united states, joseph, high representative for the union for foreign affairs, was there to support aravello and to say that he had the full support of europe. in addition to that, almagro was there. aravalo started his mandate absolutely align with the united states and its foreign policy. los sectores be careful, the minister of housing, communications and infrastructure, a person who belongs to the top of what is the guatamalan industrial and oligarchic sectors, and also the minister of the government or interior minister, which is very important position, or accused of corruption, but as icing on the cake, he only appointed one minister belonging to the indigenous peoples, we in the case of guatemala. represent the 45% of the population, represent 45% of the population. there are bad signs in nation which is demanding change, deeply seeking a change. since 55.2% of guatemala's population is below the poverty line. and is also attacked by drug trafficking gangs linked to the gangs that exist in mexico. guatemala is going to take, which path is aravalo going to take, wi

impossible happened, that is, impossible, not practically, theoretically impossible at that time, josephy pavlovich chkalov, he said: “i want to drink to the legendary pilot who are glorifying our country, suddenly valery pavlovich stands up and says: just a minute, iosifarenovich, i don’t want you to drink to me. i think that today all of us comrades should drink to comrade stalin. he approaches stalin and takes it from he pours a glass full and a full one for himself and says: “joseph, let’s drink to the brudershaft.” the kremlin froze, they drank, hugged and kissed. i don’t know, but i think this is the only time... when someone allowed himself to kiss stalin like that, i think, that is, i’m sure stalin understood who he was dealing with, and not only that, of course, he liked chkalov, this russian man who did the unimaginable, this absolute freedom, multiplied by the opportunity to fly over the whole world, he understood who he was dealing with. besides everything else, chkalov, of course, was a calling card for stalin, he represented the country, he represented stalin himself, too,

in december 1949, all republican newspapers published the initiative of the famous electric sawyer joseph. all likhozes supported her. supported. and enterprises that have traditionally been centers of wood processing in different periods. gomel, pinsk, the largest center babruisk, babruisk fondok. there was a challenge banner. the workshops, which were the main workshops, like the plywood factory, the sawmill, the beloder workshop, they had competition among themselves to see who was better. new production. muzorsk woodworking plant. rechetskaya and vitebsk furniture factories. the borisov woodworking plant was reconstructed. the enterprise mastered almost all types of products that could be made from wood, millions of square meters of fiberboard, veneer, parquet, furniture, thousands of cubic meters of plywood, almost 2000 cubic meters of lumber, it really was. special orders, some of special importance. in 1959 , the quality was such that the enterprise performed and in that year the general director of bobruisk-drevo, alexander alexandrovich sanchukovsky, was urgently summoned to the

why this hypocrisy is going on. i'm going to make a reference now to the you foreign policy chief joseph barall to confirm what i just asked uh our guest mcnapp here where he pointed to us president joe biden's uh remarks about over the top. and he said, well, if you believe quote, too many people are being killed, maybe you should provide less arms in order to prevent so many people to to be killed. um, first of all, is that does that surprise you that it's coming from the eu, and the foreign policy chief of the eu, joseph barall? yeah, so it's it's not surprising because the atrocities that israel is committing in gaza has had an effect on on on all global powers. so... for a scottish person who is also the head of the eu, for him to come out and announce his solidarity towards palestine and announce his his his willingness to pressurize the governments who support israel in terms of demilitarizing israel by by by stop by by stopping their funding that goes to towards israel is commendable. having said that just a day ago, as you already mentioned, 14 billion dollars um were were signe

what should we, ukrainians, do to help the administration of president joseph biden convince congress, yes, because we were shocked in ukraine when american parliamentarians went on vacation, almost a month-long vacation, that's a long time. i believe that the deputies members of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, who will come to washington and meet with their republican colleagues, can really help. the personal presence of ukrainians would be... ambassador of ukraine to the usa oksana markarova is an active and effective personality, people respect her, and they have the right to do so. however, the presence of ukrainians here in... i would not like to consider this bad scenario, but god forbid, if we do, we will not get permission from the congress, as we should do to our friends, or, for example, the european union will be ready to take on himself burden, the financial burden of war, whether the united states would be willing to use european funds to help us with powerful weapons. european countries , especially those in the european union and nato, are going to do more to help ukrain

have in mind, one such warning against the incursion into rafa has come from the eu foreign policy joseph saying that an israeli offensive on rafa would leach an unspeakable humanitarian catastrophe and grave tensions with eu development ministers are in meeting in brussels and we'll also be discussing the future of anrua funding with the agency's commissioner general. have a listen and we'll be right back. well, many people say that even the president of the us said yesterday that the operations are no longer proportional, that they are excessive, that the toll of people being killed is unbearable. i think there is sentence. and more and more comes from many people around the world, even the us who is the strongest supporter of israel, considered by the president biden himself, that this action is disproportionated, that the tole of people being killed, civilians being killed is embedable, and governing israel not to continue this way, but my question is, apart from words, what else do you think it has to be done? you believe that the tool of death is too high, do you have any possibilit

the british daily mail reports that joseph biden has only two loyal allies left to fight age-relatederapist and his cat willow. she will be there at exactly 7 am, biden takes off his breathing mask for sleep, which helps fight apnea, and goes to feed the pet. following the window , a doctor comes up to the president to do some exercises. without daily exercise , it is difficult for biden to maintain balance and maintain a firm gait, that is, the physiotherapist gives daily instructions. joe: don't fall when certificate. the president's working day, according to the schedule published by dailymail, begins at 10:00 am and ends no later than 5:00 pm. afterwards , my grandfather’s performance dropped sharply. throughout the day, biden strengthens his lungs. soup, salad with smoked chicken, for dinner, pasta, for dessert, traditional grilled meat, ice cream, chocolate chips. it’s not even surprising that at the same time as the daily mail , the conservative washington times published an article reporting that an open letter to president biden calling on him to pass such cognitive test, ha

president joseph biden has some internal doubts.her, he may have received additional information from the head of the central intelligence agency , burns, right? perhaps we are talking about some additional ones. threats and additional scenarios, but this decision was not adopted, even when there were appropriate funds. the united states could provide ukraine with additional ammunition for its artillery, additional air defense equipment, and equipment such as abrams tanks for offensive operations. anti-tank missiles with a longer range are especially important. which would allow ukraine to attack targets in crimea, putting russian forces in a vulnerable position. all these are key factors in a convincing strategy for ukrainian success. however , the implementation of this strategy requires additional military support, in particular anti-tank missiles so that ukraine could launch an offensive and strike at significant distances. friends ukrainians in the us, including the biden administration and congress, are aware of this. but the

what should we, what should ukrainians do, to help the administration of president joseph biden convince congress. yes, because we were in ukraine was shocked when the american parliamentarians went on vacation, almost a month's vacation, that's a long time. i believe that the deputies of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, who will come to washington and meet with their republican colleagues, can really help. the personal presence of ukrainians would be very appropriate. the ambassador of ukraine to the usa , oksana markarova, is an active and effective personality. people respect her. and they have the right to it. however, the presence of ukrainians here in washington would be very useful. i would hate to consider this bad scenario, but no god forbid, if so, we will not get permission from congress, as our friends must then do, or, for example, the european union will be willing to take on the burden, the financial burden of the war, or the united states will be willing to use european funds. in order to help us with powerful weapons. european countries, especially those that are part of t

thousands of palestinians, mostly women, and children, and gaza. cauthrin clinton official professor joseph knife when the dean of the harvard kennedy school is credited with inventing the time, soft power is they just look at life. and the american century is like a who's who of level security powers. he charts, his rise to become charity usa is national security council, the assistant secretary at the pentagon. he joins me now from cambridge, massachusetts to thank you so much for visiting i, for coming on before we get to the book. i suppose i better off give a briefly about who you think would win a war with iran, given that to the debate right around the world. that obviously especially here in the middle east. well, it depends what one means by winning a war. and i think you'd find broad losses on both sides, but american power versus a rating and power. and the simple term, it's not a question, but who will pay what cost is a more difficult customer to figure out? and people are suddenly looking to the, by the administration to understand that cost daily you. uh, you helped expand th

and i think you're just role professor joseph nile. stop you that more from the form of dean of the hobbit kennedy school in all, to the new book of life in the american century, up to this by the 6 awful lot go that you got to get better, you can go to the hospital. yes. what you need to do to help you, he said, well, i mean what, what you need to lock up. the people that are drug addicts, just keep going. cold. turkey is like going through withdrawals, and a lot of these 12 schools, the withdrawal giving them money were killed. so you just gotta give them the valley alone covered. right. no one goes, no one. not very good, but truly getting worse and worse every year. it has to be done the welcome back to going on the right, and i'm still here with professor joseph nice. who medina? the harvard kennedy school and what are the new book? i like the new american century present. i, we ended pop one, talking about the norms established off to 1945. of course the russians would say, and i think they are, i've been saying and the world goi

exhibition dedicated to the ukrainian patriarch was opened in lviv of the greek catholic church to joseph blind. in honor of the 130th anniversary of his day, the people. you can admire the works of famous ukrainian artists from february 17 to march 10 on the territory of the myroslav skoryk national philharmonic, after which the collection will be presented in other regions of ukraine. how the opening of the exhibition went, see further in our material. the art-documentary project prayer to the metropolitan, the blind heir, has been presented in lviv for the third year in a row , and deserves to be honored. the main one part of the project - an exhibition of works by 47 artists from different parts of ukraine. artists from rural areas of ukraine have joined, there are lviv, zolochiv, kropyvnytskyi, bila tserkva, zaporizhzhia, there are artists from steribovli and... the series of works consists of both a portrait and an allegorical part, and an architectural part, we would very much like to travel with that collection, actually through the artistic dimension to tell about the figure of p

yevgeny, sorry, we have to switch to joseph biden, sorry , let's listen to joseph biden speaking, thankw, for a very long time our immigration system has been... broken, so i directed my team to negotiate with our congressmen to finally fix this system, they worked around the clock, on weekends and holidays, and as a result, they achieved bipartisan agreement that contains the fairest, most humane reform. now it needs to come to the floor of the senate, why isn't it happening, that's a simple explanation, donald trump, he thinks it's politically to his advantage, to use this issue as guns, instead of... settling this issue, trump is trying to intimidate republicans into voting against this, this deal, and it looks like they're hiding, time to show you have some backbone and do the right thing, do the right thing. i want to say that in this bill, and why everyone from the wall street journal, from the border guards, from the chamber of commerce... the chamber supported this bill, because it will protect our borders, it will ensure that people are treated humanely, and it will make the im

, so they will say, i understand, one one to exchange as they see possible. because in principle, josephade a political bet, and this is a good signal, that is, he made it forced in many ways, because donald trump positioned him in such a way that he is responsible for the campaign in europe, and thus it will become part of the already election campaign of joseph biden , support for ukraine, well , no longer support for ukraine, but more opposition to russian aggression, it will be done. now the role of the euro-atlantic partnership, that is, they will talk to each other, will be distributed as well in the conditions when the dynamics in america are sagging, how can germany and other countries, which were also emphasized by the chancellor of germany, join this, that is, in principle, this is a very important meeting for the coordination of the euro-atlantic alliance, on the eve of the nato summit in july, the jubilee month, well, i i think... that it will not end with us hearing what you say there about some specifics, but we will feel a lot in terms of moods, and joseph biden , of cours

this is what the situation is, and today's strike, i think, is a good way to remind joseph boredu about recognize the results of the elections in russia, pseudo-elections. well, with corresponding consequences for putin. meanwhile, the house of representatives of the congress of the united states of america rejected the bill of the republicans, which provided for the provision of aid to israel in the amount of 17 billion. 600 million dollars separately from ukraine, senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said that the package of laws on immigration and international aid, in particular to ukraine, will not become law due to the opposition of the speaker of the house of representatives, mike johnson , and concerns among republicans in the senate, yesterday joe biden publicly appealed to congress and asked to support a bill to support ukraine as soon as possible and send it to him. bill for signature, calling donald trump the main problem of providing aid to ukraine. let's hear what biden said. if you look at the republicans, who do they serve, donald trump or the american people. they w

and i think you just wrong professor joseph nile. stop you that more from the former dean of the harvard kennedy school in all to the new book of life in the american century up to display the the the welcome back to going on the right, and i'm still here with professor joseph 9 for medina, the harvard kennedy school and what are the new book i liked in the american century? present? i, we ended pop one talking about the norms established off to 1945. of course, the russians would say, i think they are, i've been saying and the world going that they were trying to protect russian speakers in the east and ukraine, but on the broad a point. and even if pressure was in the wrong 2 wrongs wouldn't make a right. your book is full, your new book of uh, of, of, in the side lines. violations of those norm. since 1945 on the day. i mean, clearly at all we was, i mean, you go all the way back to vietnam, but the so many violations of any kind of know that any, uh, any, uh, no line country would recognize as being and the un charter would need

talk, i understand, exchange each other as they do they see opportunities, because in principle , josephe a political bet, and this is a good signal, that is, he made a forced in many ways, because donald trump has positioned him in such a way that he is in charge of the campaign in europe, and thus it will be part of.. already in joseph biden's election campaign , support for ukraine, well, no longer support for ukraine, but more opposition to russian aggression, it will be done. now the role of the euro-atlantic partnership, that is, they will talk and distribute among themselves, also in conditions when the dynamics in america are sagging, how can germany and other countries, which were also emphasized by the chancellor of germany, join this, that is, in principle, this is a very important meeting for coordination. the ancient alliance, on the eve of the nato summit in july, the anniversary, well, i think that it will not end with us hearing what you say, there are some statements about the specifics, but we will feel a lot according to the mood, and joseph biden of course, will also

now i'm still here with professor joseph. nice. who medina, the harvard kennedy school, and what are the new book i live in the american century? present? i, we, and about one talking about the norms established off to 1945. of course, the russians would say, i think they are, i've been saying in the world cool that they were trying to protect russian speakers in the east and ukraine, but on the broad a point. and even the pressure was in the wrong 2 wrongs wouldn't make a right. your book is full, your new book of uh, of, of, in the side lines. violations of those norm. since 1945, only thing. i mean, clearly at all we was, i mean, you go all the way back to vietnam, but the so many violations of any kind of norm that any, uh, any, uh, non line country would recognize as being in the you in charge. you would need right now, the united states is backing the alleged genocide in gaza or in israel set and these and the acting in any norm establish often $9045.00 and is indeed in violation of course have so many resolutions as indeed t