liechtenstein's turn, and so i appealed to her so that, for example, liechtenstein really becomes thexample, the country is small, at the same time there are russian assets there, and what , please, directly make such a decision and set an example , well, we'll see if it actually happens or not, but... really it is important that at least one european country starts doing this, i think that it will finally break the resistance and the fears that exist regarding these decisions. very soon, the congress of the united states of america should begin consideration of the issue of providing ukraine with funding or assistance in the amount of 61 billion dollars. there will be four bills or three bills for now. it is not known for sure, but these projects will be divided, the biden administration is already ready to consider these individual bills and vote for it, how do you assess the prospects of voting for this bill, taking into account the fact that ukraine is in dire need of american help now, and the americans understand that delaying this will lead to catastrophic consequences to... co

yes, yes, i absolutely think so too, i just turned to the minister of foreign affairs of liechtenstein today, she spoke here, the fact is that now it is the turn of the presidents here, now it is liechtenstein's turn, and i turned to her so that really, for example , liechtenstein became. for example, the country is small, but at the same time there are russian assets there, so what, please, directly make such a decision and show everyone an example, well, we'll see if it will actually happen or not, but it's really important that at least one european country starts doing it, i think it will finally break the existing resistance and fears. regarding these decisions. very soon, the congress of the united states of america should begin consideration of the issue of providing ukraine with funding or assistance in the amount of 61 billion dollars. it is not yet known for sure whether there will be four bills or three bills, but these projects will be divided. the biden administration is already ready to consider separate these bills and vote for it. as? you assess the prospects of voting

great power, and next to it is some belgium, well there is such a special education, small, and liechtensteinian people, good, bad, well, there is some kind of theory of passionarity, but no, not passionarity, yes, but this passionarity was there a long time ago , there were great empires, both the armenian one and italy, a wonderful country, but a great power, it has long been impossible to call it, and even there in the 19th century. she was not one of the great powers, but germany, destroyed into a principality, was still generally considered a great power, and so the ostavengian empire disappeared, the ottoman empire is gathering again, although it also disappeared , somehow it happened, for some reason i say, so i claim that georgia never existed a great power and will never... be and it’s not my fault for this, and it’s not putin ’s fault for this, it’s god’s fault, nature, the story of the big beech, i don’t know who else, that’s why you like it, don’t like it, but this is the truth of history, the truth of life, they do not fall apart only you don’t like russia, called the soviet unio

countries of the world, agree that only russia should pay for this, not ukraine, not france, not liechtensteincurrently chairs the cabinet of ministers of the council of europe, only russia. the next logical question is how to transfer sovereign frozen assets. the document mentions 350 billion dollars, but in reality it is them much more, and we can also talk about private individuals who continue to support putin's aggression. we give, let's say, freedom for the legal mechanisms of each member state, and i want to note that again , we are not limited by the geography of the countries of the 46 member states. there may be g7 countries, and canada, and japan, and the united states of america, by the way, both canada and the united states are observer countries, that is, we are entering the practical plane, and by the way, at the meeting of the g7 countries, which took place the other day in italy, this issue was also discussed. i want too to note, there are historical short stories about which, perhaps, someone somewhere talked, but they were not put on paper. on paper, this is a question of ho

india, indonesia, iraq, ireland, the islamic republic of iran, israel, jordan, kuwait, lebanon, liechtenstein, libya, malaysia, maldives, mexico, morocco, nicaragua, nigeria, norway, pakistan, panama, peru of the philippines, poland, portugal, qatar, saudi arabia, south africa, spain, syrian arab republic, thailand, tunisia, turkey, uganda, the united arab emirates, venezuela and vietnam to participate in this meeting. it is so decided. i propose that the council invites special representatives of the presidents of the observer state of palestine participate in the meeting in accordance with the provisional rules of procedure and the previous practice in this regard. there being no objection, it is so decided. on behalf of the council, i welcome his excellency. in accordance with rule 39 of the council's provisional rules of procedure, i also invite the following individuals to participate in this meeting. his excellency, the chair of the committee on the exercise of inalienable rights of the palestinian people. his excellency, european union representative for the middle east peace process,

flights, but it is believed to be judge from either to be a judge from either russia, hungary or liechtenstein on another night, could be judge from night, it could be a judge from azerbaijan, san azerbaijan, north macedonia, san marino, or lithuania. marino, moldova or lithuania. one person from san marino , a one person from san marino, a country with a population of around 33,500 people, could make around 33,500 people, could make a decision that would impact the 67 million or so people living in the uk. they make decisions like not allowing us to deport a man called wahbi mohammed, who wanted to blow up london. he's a somalian and we couldn't get rid of him because he might face inhumane treatment in the country. he left so we could come and grace the streets of britain all the nigerian child rapist akin doyin akin shipped after he attacked a 13 year old girl. the echr said deporting him would breach his right to a private and family life . of private and family life. of course, this is only a massive problem because weak willed problem because our weak willed prime minister and other poli