what what will eu energy ministers agree on in luxembourg? what we hoe agree on in luxembourg?n luxembourg? what we hope will prevail _ agree on in luxembourg? what we hope will prevail should _ agree on in luxembourg? what we hope will prevail should be - hope will prevail should be sentiment of winter 2022 which looks to be but not the most difficult winters on record from a gas availability perspective. making things worse are energy outages we saw one go off—line a few weeks ago and won't back at capacity until the end of the year, we see reduced flows from russia to germany through the nord stream two pipeline, so we are trying to see a situation where if we don't see some kind of an agreement to work together to share, it is possible we could see prices soaring in the eu countries. see prices soaring in the eu countries-— see prices soaring in the eu countries. ., u, ., countries. your comment on the g7 meeting _ countries. your comment on the g7 meeting of— countries. your comment on the g7 meeting of leaders _ countries. your comment on the g7 meeting of leaders where -

on june 14, 1985, the schengen agreement was signed by five states, belgium, the netherlands, luxembourgrmany and france, the ceremony took place on the ship princess maria astrid on the moselle river near the village of schengen in luxembourg. hence the name of the document was sent to a gradual the abolition of passport control at the internal border in 1990. the same five signed the convention on the application of the schengen agreement. this is how the schengen zone arose, which then covered the whole of europe. today, eu members do not sign agreements on purpose; it has become part of european legislation. this strengthens the unity of the common european space, but at the same time tightens external border controls. in this regard, many people started talking about the creation of a fortress in europe, such was this day in history. somehow since i was on 12, the jury that had to deliver a verdict in one very difficult case voted indifferent. and i chose responsibility. i chose vera i chose good. justice compassion mercy love conscience what did you choose? what would you do and i

today, i already made two such visits: italy and luxembourg.blicly announced their support. italy at the level of prime minister draghi and luxembourg at the level of prime minister bedevl. by the way, e is very powerful the president literally had a speech less than a week ago in front of the parliament of luxembourg where he used a part of the national anthem of luxembourg about what we are fighting for or to be who we are and this is part of this anthem and it is very serious made an impression on the parliament and for five minutes even more the parliament stood and applauded our president and after that prime minister bethel also said very powerfully that we will be with you on this path and next to you i had a long enough conversation with prime minister batyl, who, by the way, will soon come to ukraine, he has already accepted the invitation of the president of ukraine, where he not only spoke of support, but also of his promise to advocate for us among those countries that still show skeptical attitudes. i do not want to name these coun

i will tell you in detail that luxembourg allocated 15% of its defense budget to our defenders. i believe that this is a big help, to be honest, if every state in the world allocated at least this percentage i think we would have already won but nevertheless we believe in the future, we consulted with the european commission and we saw the conclusion of the european commission and it was favorable for ukraine and we advised other eu countries to support ukraine as a candidate, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyi invited hungarian prime minister viktor orban to ukraine, and during a telephone conversation, the head of state thanked for his support hungary, the sovereignty of ukraine and the refuge of refugees, the interlocutor agreed to develop cooperation between the countries in the field of energy, i note that previously relations between politicians were tense due to the position of the hungarian government regarding sanctions against russia, in particular, the country did not support the strengthening of restrictions in the field of energy. his party despite all thi

i am grateful to him for his sincere understanding of our people and for luxembourg's willingness toate in the post-war reconstruction of ukraine. my schedule for tomorrow as saturated as today, i will do everything to ensure that the historic decision of the european union is adopted. it is important for us, by the way, today without delay, i signed the law adopted yesterday on the ratification of the istanbul convention, the protection of all people from violence and discrimination - this is our principle in all negotiations, unchanging emphasizes the seventh package of sanctions of the european union is needed as soon as possible russia must feel a constant increase in pressure for the war and for its aggressive anti-european policy another russian threat to lithuania another a wave of energy pressure, another batch of lies by russian officials regarding the food crisis, all these are arguments to agree to the seventh package of sanctions , the situation on the front line without significant changes with the help of tactical movements, the ukrainian army is strengthening the defen

the schengen agreement was concluded ; it was signed by five states, belgium, the netherlands, luxembourg germany, and france; the ceremony took place on the ship princess maria astrid on the moselle river near the village of schengen in luxembourg. passport control at the internal borders in the ninetieth year. the same five signed the convention on the application of the schengen agreement. this is how the schengen area came into being. then it swept the whole of europe today, eu members do not sign agreements on purpose; it has entered into pan-european legislation. this strengthens the unity of the common european space, but at the same time tightens external border controls. in this regard, many people started talking about the creation of a fortress in europe, such was this day in history. always wondering where it all starts? now you will see everything. manufacturers of good things want and most importantly. go china becomes the main markets for russian oil, despite sanctions pressure washington, these two largest asian economies have been increasing fuel supplies from our country

the middleton's and luxembourg, combined about 300000 square kilometers, are contaminated with mines and unexploded devices in them. scenario them leaky narrows intervals, g, q, u, v. simply imagine all the military actions taken place across a front line of 1000 kilometers. that should then ukraine suffers daily from russian. me saw the tags get died mostly is that you shut the fuck decent. and we have to defend ourselves against almost the entire russian armies that old combat, really, russian military formations are involved in this aggression or see the gene theories . and he doesn't. correspondent nick connelly has been on the ground for us in ukraine. he has more on the situation in the east and present. zalinski is claims that russia now controls a 5th of his country. it's important to remember with that figure that includes crimea and the areas in east and on best that russia controlled before february 24th before beginning of this war. but they have made quite significant turturro gains in the south, had sworn in that land bridge, linking russian annex crimea with russia, an

itself ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi appealed to the deputies and prime ministers in luxembourglled for strengthening sanctions against russia, in addition to the supreme commander thanked the politicians for defense and humanitarian aid at the beginning of the war, luxembourg supplied ukraine with weapons worth 50 million euros; the country does not have significant military depots or defense of production, but in spite of everything showed solidarity on the scale of a great nation - said zelenskyy, only together all democratic states can ensure such conditions that russia is satisfied with the scale of its own territory and never interferes with the lives of other countries, you and i understand that no one can remain silent when what is happening in the world a catastrophe of such a scale as the current misdeeds of the russian state is reminiscent of the times of the second world war, when the aggression of the nazis endangered the lives of entire nations , ukrainians for their courage and the whole world for subscribe to our channels on youtube, telegram, instagram, twitter,

this was emphasized by volodymyr zelenskyi, the day before the meeting with the prime minister of luxembourghat this is a very complex process, which is professionally handled by the main intelligence directorate of the ministry of defense of ukraine, two-thirds of europeans support ukraine's membership in the european union, this is the highest indicator in the last 15 years, according to reuters, about 60% respondents consider the protection of common european values ​​a priority. even if it affects prices and the cost of living, it is noted that most countries demonstrated a much more positive attitude towards ukraine's membership in the eu than six months ago, especially in the baltic countries, and this afternoon the eu summit will begin in brussels, where it will be decided whether ukraine will receive the status of a candidate for eu accession, and this event will open a whole series of other international events from sunday to tuesday in the german the leaders of the g7 countries will meet in the alps. and already on tuesday evening, the nato summit will begin in madrid. head abramov

by the way, after this broadcast, you can even on the map, find where luxembourg is located. this is the country that helps us. well, turkey has also announced in which case it will agree to the accession of finland and sweden to nato. ankara has prepared a whole series of demands for the governments of these countries, in particular, these are 10 points that helsinki and stockholm must fulfill. practically all regarding the support of representatives of the kury-kurdesan labor party, which is considered a terrorist organization in turkey, in particular, the turkish government demands that sweden and finland stop supporting representatives of this political force and close their representative offices in their territories to freeze assets and close all bank accounts related to the krp and to deport and extradite all kurds whom ankara considers terrorists. well, the reactions to these demands from stockholm and helsinki. at least i haven't found it yet. if there is, you will be the first . who knows, they wanted less nato. they received and will receive much more near their bo

the interesting thing here is that yesterday in luxembourg, not just the luxembourg foreign minister, there was the council of foreign ministers mats, the high representative, your said. beryl also spoke about the situation and said from the lithuanian government perspective, but also from the e. you perspective what is being done by the lithuanian government is not some sort of unilateral action against russia and russian interests. rather, it is the decision to implement the sanctions at an e. you level that the e u at a pan european level decided to impose on certain russian items. and so the lithuanian government is saying this is not unilateral action. what we are doing is implementing the sorts of things that any you member would do if they were in our situation, the russian government disagrees is particularly angry about it. that is summoned lithuanian and e representatives to it to account for their actions, but also to be the recipients of russian protest at what they consider to be a violation of the sorts of conventions that have been in place ever since careening drought

is this what the prime minister of luxembourg is saying now ?rly said that it is about the hungarian position, which he is very disappointed with. this was not the case before . countries oppose certain fundamental decisions in the european union. by the way, this can help us a lot, because when the summit is held, everyone will know that some prime minister of poland or luxembourg will come out to a press conference after the summit and say, what about the heads of governments or of the president were absolutely against the fact that ukraine received the status of a candidate. maybe these goals of governments or presidents will refrain from such a decision and we receive this candidate status, but i will say right away that we always have a certain euphoria about decisions that do not immediately lead to any immediate changes, the same was the case with the agreement on the association of ukraine with the european union, a huge number of our compatriots with you believed that the agreements on association or almost membership of ukraine in the

can prove this better than that we protect each other, zelenskyi said, expressing his belief that luxembourgsupport granting ukraine official status as a candidate for eu accession in june, and membership itself ukraine in the european union. well, i invited the prime minister there to visit us to discuss further cooperation. well, in poland, hungary was urged to stop blocking the 6th package of sanctions against the russian federation . the government spokesman expressed concern about hungary's position regarding the sixth package of sanctions. in russia, e-e informs the publication of the commonwealth of independent states what he said verbatim, we unequivocally call on hungary not to block this process anymore, the decisions of the european council were unequivocal poland and others countries are willing to accept this draft package of sanctions as soon as possible, muller said in response to a question about budapest blocking the 6th package of sanctions against the russian federation. well, let me remind you that earlier, just yesterday, hungary announced that it would insist on the exc

lowered profits in the country. mcdonald's was also found to have hidden profits in neighboring luxembourg, which has lower taxes. beauty company, revlon has filed for bankruptcy after 90 years and the business cited supply chain issues, surgeon costs and heavy debt. the new york based business says that expects to receive $575000000.00 and financing allowing it to continue its day to day operations. as was only 1.4 percent of japanese say they've ever tried marijuana, which might not be that surprising as the drug is legal there and drug users are generally shunned by society. but times of changing as more and more people are embracing the products which contain canada, all or cbd, and a petition to the launch to the government to be more lenient. ah, a small club in tow kill. it's packed. there's dancing and torquing, and rigging music. and there's a sweet smell in the air, but when they're smoking isn't illegal, murray, wanna that would have star consequences in a country with a 0 tolerance drug policy. instead, that joints contain cannot be d, o, or cbd. the non intoxicating component

the world, have been ringing in the launch of a $100000000.00 sustainable development bond on the luxembourg stock. exchange the bond issued by the us international fun for agricultural development in conjunction with the swedish insurance and pension fund folk. som, is aimed at mitigating the growing world food crisis. it will under pin increased investment in food security, rural development, and economic growth. this is any sorry for my son for you, for the establishment of effect. you are a medium to not program as he opens up a whole new avenue for you've had to finance itself and it's project chronic and acute hunger. we're on the rise even before curve at 19 reduced incomes and disrupted supply chains. the war in ukraine has made the situation worse, pushing food, fertilizer, and energy prices to record levels. rising food prices have a greater impact on people in low and middle income countries because they spend a larger proportion of the income on food than people in high income countries. the world bank is wanting that food prices likely to remain high for the foreseeable future.

at a meeting in luxembourg, a new mechanism intended to prevent economic pressures from market movementsecb is set to embark on its first interest rate hike in more than a decade. the swiss franc saves its biggest rally in years against the euro and u.s. dollar after this was national bank unexpectedly hiked rates by 50 basis points. the euro is off by the most against the frankincense brexit -- the was frankincense brexit in 2016. the bank of england raised interest rates for its fist straight meeting -- fifth straight meeting, the highest since 2009. 1.25 percent. the boe send the sharpest signal yet it is preparing for larger move this needed to tame prices. it raised forecasts for peak inflation this year to slightly above 11% and expect the economy to contract in the current quarter. one central bank raised benchmark interest rates by 12.5 basis points and reduced liquidity. seeking to rein in inflation without hurting the economy, most economists surveyed by burke expected a 25 point basis move. global news 24 hours a day on air powered by more than 27 hundred journalists and analy

matter in what way , i kinchenko, his weapons to ukraine are now even supplied by the duchy of luxembourgsky also as most of the european parliaments have communicated, i will become a little state today, about 20% of our territory of almost 125,000 m² is under the control of the russian army. this is much more than the area. all benelux countries. taken together, they are retreating, but surprisingly, this is passed off as a success. people often she understands that people often do not understand. and where is the offensive or why is it always on the defensive? why are we constantly retreating and so on, but the task is to destroy the enemy armed forces, and it happens on the defensive or on the offensive, in fact, there is no difference for outstanding services in organizing defense, the orders of yaroslav the wise were awarded to the polish deputy prime minister, kachinsky and prime minister morovets. again they say that there should be no border between poland and ukraine, the first ever joint meeting of the governments of both countries is held, that is, polish ministers take part i

hold for more weapons in a speech to luxembourg, parliament outlining the enormity of what ukraine has already lost. standing there wouldn't be controllable by herself to day. the occupiers control almost 20 percent of our territory. my, that's almost 125000 square kilometers. now this is much larger than the area of all the ban alex countries combine. util. rosalyn was an almost 300000 square meters. are contaminated with unexploded mines and ammunitions scenario them the yet you nearest animals, russian forces are pushing forward towards ukrainian, held cities in the dumbass region. the shelling here is relentless. russia now controls most of the city of soviet odon, ask, closing in on full control of the loo, hunt's grades in of the dumbass. our correspondent nick conley is in keith, and he told us more about the area. the cover is a 5th of ukraine, that president zalinski asserts is now under russian control. bo includes crimea and the areas in east and on best that russia controlled before february 24th before the beginning of this war. but they have made quite significant turturr

artificially low profits in the country. mcdonald's was also found to have hidden profits in neighboring luxembourg, which has lower taxes. beauty company, revlon has filed for bankruptcy after 90 years in the business. it cited supply chain issues, surgeon, cough and heavy debt. the new york base business as it expects to receive $575000000.00 in financing, allowing it to continue its day to day operations. while markets are still digesting the news out, wednesday, the u. s. federal reserve announced its biggest interest rate hike in nearly 30 years. that's to combat decades high inflation. since then, we've seen further hikes from central banks in the u. k. switzerland and taiwan. well, i want to check in now with our financial correspond ins, quarter who is of course, been following this story for us. i danced nice to have you back after yesterday. i know you told us we would really be seeing the real response today. what i want to know is the fed may this aggressive hike with the point of tackling inflation, but markets they went back down to day. what our investors worried about? why are they

that 80 percent of the industrial hub of severe done yet is now under russian control. addressing luxembourg parliament, ukrainian president william is landscape called for more weapons and more sanctions . unless it wouldn't be controllable by herself today. the occupiers control almost 20 percent of our territory. my. that's almost 125000 square kilometers. this is much larger than the area of all the better looks countries combine you lou and almost 300000 square meters are contaminated with unexploded mines and ammunitions marianne, the yankee narrative. the w correspondent matches billing is in key. if you told me more about the situation and severe done, yes. yes, the better than it is, fortune about it very, very fiercely. russia seems to be controlling. most of the city we've just heard 80 percent. but we are hearing that ukrainian forces are still in the city and are still resisting the russians. so they are, the governor said that the ukraine forces have not given up on the city. so expect this place to be really, really in fierce battles now. right. and so how are civilians coping

this is mu larger than the combined areas of belgium, netherlands and luxembourg. >> zelenskyy says ukrainians are fighting a war of courage. he says the russians have lost more than 30,000 soldiers and that tens of thousands of ukrainians have been killed. but his forces still fight. they're stepping up their counter offensive,hose in the east and in the south. to keep it going, ukraine says it needs more support from abroad. and nations are answering the call. german chancellor olaf scholz has pledged to supply ukraine with state of the art antiaircraft missiles. he said the modern system can protect an entire city from russian air attacks. the united states also promised more arms support, including long range rocket systems. that's despite warnings from russia. moscow has accused the u.s. and its allies of bringing more suffering to ukrainians by supplying the country with modern weapons. >>> despite ongoing tensions with russia, the u.s. president says it's important to resume bilateral talks of limiting both countries' nuclear arsenals. biden stressed the point in a letter to the arms co

back in 2020 luxembourg became the 1st country in the world to introduce completely free public transport. and there are other cities in europe where all or some public transport is completely free of cost. the 9 euro ticket still does have a surprise in store other than saving you money on your daily commute. you can also use this ticket to travel between cities, provided you avoid rapid long distance trends. there are plenty of slower, local and regional trains that could get you as far as hamburger. even the ballot exceed an attractive proposition for people planning to explore germany, especially if they have time to spare llc dba analia and we can have a lower the germany. so it is good, so we've never using by a standard. so it is really good. so what do i think of the 9, your low ticket. okay, so to go from here this year and back every single day. it was me 60. and now it's going to cost me $90.00 for the entire month, which i think isn't too bad. so does the 9 your ticket put germany at the forefront of innovative public transport solutions? nobody to step in the right direction.

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diplomats have met in luxembourg to discuss the effect on food security. >> we can't imagine millionsf tons of wheat remain blocked in ukraine from the rest of the world. people are suffering hunger. this is a real war crime. i have to warn again about the risk of a great famine in the world, especially in africa. >> menik kane has more. >> there is no suggestion the eu is sensitive to the suggestion that sanctions against russia are counterproductive in one sense, mainly that certain countries in africa and elsewhere that rely on the food produced in ukraine are having difficulty accessing them. suggestions were put to a representative of the eu about that. his answer was, that is not the case. the impact of sanctions the eu has imposed is not affecting the ability of african countries to get hold of fertilizer and foodstuffs for their economy and people's. there is the suggestion that by de-swift think certain russian banks, sanction russian banks and not letting them use the swift transaction system, that has impacted countries in the developing world in how they get a hold of the

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pleasant i hope for effective work today there were also two important addresses to the parliament of luxembourgthe presidents of slovakia , zozana chabutova, the president of the european commission, the usula fund and other friends, partners of our country, of course, the key task, as before, is to accumulate maximum defense support for ukraine, first of all financially, and already politically, almost every appeal leads to the increase in aid for our country is very important, and now in a few weeks we expect a response from the european union regarding the issue of candidate status for ukraine. we are very we are waiting. i am grateful to all of you who have already spoken in support of our country, in support of the candidate , in particular, and in response to my questions in addresses to the parliaments of various countries, the forum of student and expert communities of people in the squares of various european cities who rallied in support of ukraine, in support of our people, we must understand that russia has now mobilized all its forces to disrupt the european movement of ukraine and

and in fact, if we lose support of public opinion, somewhere in luxembourg is not that much harmful actually really well batting to eat some static combating too, if we lose that friendly opinion towards russia in killing a storm. as for example, that would be painful for us for mister pembroke of i'm sure you can predict that. our viewer is next dancer, the military operation, the russia still conducting in the ukraine is definitely watched very closely in the, in its neighboring countries. and it's not watched with excitement and do you think your work in your abroad and further abroad will have to change this strategy? the methods, the difficulty that weren't as a result of rushes, recent decisions? well yes, certainly we needs, we have to, we need to be more much more proactive. we can not rely upon only some cultural events like exhibitions or concepts are in fact we've all developed a small brochure. all that's conflict was some fatty simple explanations. what was happening, starting from 2014, like what happened in odessa? oh, was 2nd of march re union developing. who was, who was the

between defense ministers of the united states and china, lloyd austin and wayne fenghe, and in luxembourg security adviser jake and sullivan a and a member of the politburo, both apc yang zichi and although the united states is at the level of rhetoric, but interest in stabilizing the us-china confrontation is proclaimed. in fact, the sharpest contradiction between them and taiwan continues to escalate. they argue over the international status of the taiwan strait, respectively, the issue of freedom of navigation, and in the taiwan strait. what the united states is insisting on, china is perceived as an attempt on chinese territorial integrity , and uh, leonid petrovich, it seems to me that against the background of and the american-chinese contradictions, which remain entirely i against the backdrop of the disagreements that we see within the western community. ah, in terms of supporting ukraine in terms of policy towards russia and russian, chinese relations look. how is this a monolith? eh, you agree and do you see any prospects for changing the russian one. it seemed that you said thi

great britain germany france poland austria australia belgium bulgaria greece denmark ireland spain luxembourgnetherlands norway portugal romania north macedonia slovakia slovenia turkey finland czech republic sweden sweden and the baltic countries here is an incomplete list. the main suppliers of military products for the ukrainian regime totaling billions of dollars just last week from a strike on the donbass using european and american weapons, six civilians were killed and more than 30 were injured, each of these countries is directly responsible for prolonging the ukrainian crisis . , both civilians and ukrainian military personnel we throw them corrupted by the ukrainian leadership to the front as cannon fodder. you are spending billions on a proxy war with russia to the last ukrainian, this is the real incitement to violence on your part. you also condone the frenzied russophobia of your country. that's such a long time, crazy. on it to the poles. chekhov to the baltic states in your countries. there were even stickers in some shops and bars stating that russians were not served there.

and the request, the power of the word does not play a role here, and it is liechtenstein, not luxembourgerlands , that is important. the benelux as a whole can question any decision with their voice, we are talking about the fact that there are monaco with monegasques there, there are several thousand people, but this is european civilization, we are all brought up on the right, we are brought up on the agreement agreement and that is why we do not live near the strong the weak and the small live, but they are just as worthy of their understanding of historical continuity and just as worthy of being called states. stupid a priori and putin today. he is strong with the help of nuclear weapons, but he is an absolutely stupid manipulator, manipulator and actually propagandist, so it is not possible to talk about some kind of intelligence, but he asked. well, power. but we understand what david and galilev are. in fact, what our troops are demonstrating today. thank you, oleksandr. very, very apt theses . you said and described everything very correctly. and yes , oleksandr rafirov was in to