just yes or no, do you want north macedonia to be in the eu? absolutely. no doubt about that. it's about you. yours is a great story. you studied in the united states, you worked in a corporate in america, then you came back to bulgaria because you wanted to make your life in your own country. many, many smart young bulgarians don't do what you did and return. they go and they stay away. you've got a massive demographic problem because there's a brain drain. how are you going to persuade smart young bulgarians to stay in your country? half of our political parties formed by smart young bulgarians that have returned, and what... all the potential of bulgaria is absolutely incredible. i studied economics at harvard, and all the economics models show we have to have a very strong growth. we have access to the biggest market in the world. we have good human capital. our geography is placed well. so, when you look at all those prerequisites, we should be a growing, fast—growing nation. we should be the eastern portal to the eu market. we have the lowest taxation of all of europe. s

they're just a few dozen houses in macedonia. it's his home village, crushed up the nearest largest city of butter me on the black sea is almost 50 kilometers away. about 4000 kilometers west is another world entirely. in the dutch city of harlem, people know precious little about rural life in the caucuses. but many do know about snow drops as a competition among the gardeners who has the most unusual flowers. loose dirt road who has collected rare varieties for 15 years is often the wind up there about 20 known species and over 2500 varieties of snow, drops the wild george and plant coolant as von or v is especially popular in europe. this is from the self to this one. here is also a bar. novi snow got her. it's called her elizabeth harrison or even it was sold at an ebay auction for $725.00 british pounds in class. how, what special about it and these yellow petal markings. mother helmer, that's why it's so expensive. actual retain felder not many snow drop fans can tell whether the plants are cultivated or peaked in the wild

in the evening, the whole family gathered macedonia. a cook for her parents in law, her daughters, her brother in law, and the neighbors, the vegetables and ch marilee garlic. she can maria, you can take this to the table and not rely on yonder 3 generations live under one roof or so after the collapse of the soviet union, georgie became independent in 1991 had freedom has not brought wealth to the residence of this village still the 36 year old mother does not question her tough life. you are all my vehicle. i work because i love my family and children are there so i can give my children everything i've other. hm. okay. one macedonia. it's a is a widow. her husband died 5 years ago after an excellent. so out he was a car accident that he was ill for a long time after that. and i was so worried about him and then he died. i met him up. oh, mom doesn't get back to me and i don't. i think it's good that the dad are not forgotten here in the chatter here, the wife we always remember and drink to them in our tastes. so that was the earth ma

for me, the heavy rain is making macedonia to nervous. she has to switch the pickup spot from her yard to the cramped cellar. covered with ocean was lit up soon, cedar bits will judge the quality of her bulbs. so richard that he will determine how much she and the she had a lot of warcry. so pyramidal is shelby's position, ga social decipherable, mcdonald is the only bobs that are allowed for export. ones were the circumference of around 5 centimeters. it is she's very robust. they have to be golden and color that. busy will grow growth, there's windows are go. this on is how it allen road. i'm seeing here a bulbs of really good quality them gets a good price, sums other bits that been picked to exactly the right moment. i got that research. all of this is approved for export globally. honestly with the saga, we got that touch with somebody. i'm really happy that all my work is appreciated and was successful. did we keep us and it was good. quality is not everything, not condolences. bulbs will be paid by weight or the sex all my differen

for me, the heavy rain is making macedonia to nervous. she has to switch the pickup spot from her yard to the cramp cellar. up with ocean was lit up soon. cedar bits will judge the quality of her bulbs. so richard that he will determine how much she and the she had a lot of warcry. so barbara metal is shelby's, ga, social desire. swamp of mcdonald is the only bulbs that are allowed for export. ones with the circumference of around 5 centimeters. it is should be the robber. they have to be golden in color that. busy will grow growth there's, when does argo this on is how it allen road. i'm seeing here a bulbs of really good quality them gets a good price, some services that can pick that exactly the right moment. i got, i researched all of this is approved for export. i probably honestly with the saga we've got that touch with somebody. i'm really happy that all my work is appreciated and was successful deposit and it was a good quality is not everything. my condolences bulbs will be paid my weight per program, the sax, all my different am

from macedonia said this nature is her livelihood. almost daily. she goes to pick balls on the steep slopes. ah, this is so exhausting. that has come as though after that or even so daughter. so po wants to help her mother with the snow drop harvest on the earth moment if it's really hard now in spring until i have nothing left to sell on the farm. so i depend on this work out fully a these mountain slopes and not protected areas said the mother and daughter are legally allowed to pick wild snow drop bulbs. after the snow has melted, the area turns into a lush green, almost a 1000 meters above sea level. s at the la la la la items. yeah. the women from the village showed me this spot. i'm only one has helped mother me was out of the family. i often come here honey. if i go even higher she there's plenty to pick up at night. oh, there are snow drops everywhere. we got them off. the lovely weather can be deceptive. if it changes, condition swiftly become unpleasant and that's not the only problem. i thought magically i had just pulled some snow drops

one macedonia. its a is a widow. her husband died 5 years ago after next didn't go out. it was a car accident that he was ill for a long time after that. and i was so worried about him and then he died. i'm an old bull mom doesn't get back to me and i don't. i think it's good that the dad to not forgotten here in a chatter here, the wife we always remember and drink to them in our tastes, to guy. first of that may be that sounds odd to people in other countries to that. i mean like it was where a person only really dies when no one remembers him any more. it's her bag from the village of lou. normally, without the income of the working age man, a family would have to sell the house and found it. thanks to mark a doll, it said that everyone can carry on living here. back to the touch city of harlem. lose to foot misses the snow drop auctions, join the pandemic. she attended many in the past with her husband. and it's not any plans that are for sale. her husband has managed to find a few gifts there too. were bell. these are my airings, aren't they pretty? the banks aren't

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the gambia, granada, haiti, jamaica japan. care about te lucille to marshall islands, monaco north macedonia, palau papa new guinea. and sarah, um i want to thank you and all of you for your support. we will continue to all speak in one voice in the days ahead to address the atrocious situation that we see happening every day on the ground despite what we've heard from our russian colleagues. i now thank you, but she both. thank you. just so then i now give the thought to representative of ukraine. distinguished members, sir. oh, the security council. i will not dignify the russian diabolical script. that is rather a letter of obligation for an upscale seat in the hell. by commenting it, i would like to use this opportunity to thank the baron. so every ambassador here to thank the people of the democratic nations who put these ambassadors in their seats to tell the children who was always some best of this, that they should be proud of their parents, that they have voted in favor of the resolution. i think my would friend nicola, from france, rolando from brazil. i was fans hedge from danya.

he listened to marshall islands, monaco north macedonia, palau papa new guinea and sarah numb. i want to thank you and all of you for your support. we will continue to all speak in one voice in the days ahead. to address the atrocious situation that we see happening every day on the ground, despite what we've heard from my russian colleagues. i now thank you, but she both. thank you. just it was so then i now get the photo representative of ukraine. distinguished members, sir. oh, the security council i will not dignify the russian diabolical script. that is rather a letter of obligation for an upscale seat in the hell by commenting it i would like to use this opportunity to thank the parents. so every ambassador here to thank the people of the democratic nations who put these ambassadors in their seats to tell the children of those ambassadors that they should be proud of their parents, that they have voted in favor over the resolution. i think my was friend nicola, from france, rolando, from brazil. i was fed her job from dania. linda, barbara mona. my boyfriend from mexico m

myself been offered many times by my friends, a place where i could stay in poland in germany in macedonia. in my door in other countries, because now everyone a here is a given hand to ukraine and european nations are united in these. so i was offered that help and i'm really thankful to all of those who help you create now. but i, as i said, i do not want to leave because i don't have a new reasons for that. it's a russian soldiers who have to leave our territory. and speaking of those, a few who have actually left and went to poland for example, or mal door, they usually may exist because they are really afraid. and they have small children, and they are threatened that the they will stay in ukraine even in the western ukraine. where there are also air strikes now that the children can be harmed and as so they're protecting their small wants only obviously there is great concern for the people of ukraine for those who are staying for those who have decided to leave. but i want to ask you about another aspect of this is their concern on the part of you and your colleagues for the safety

i and david macedonia, mac of any financial. thank you both for your insight. thank you. and it's not for a quick break, but when we come back, the harsh trade rhetoric between the china is on the rise. yet again, as the world's largest economy is spoken out against the letter coming up short on his prey, promises as a good break. here are the numbers of the ah not last oh like oh, it's her daughter, a wall with a little to one of them. id my calendar, i'm all chill now to go don't know . 1 what happened? i make no sense, you know borderline nationalities and you parish as a merge we don't have authority. we don't on the back seat, the whole world leads to take action to be ready. people are just come in, we can do better, we should be better. everyone is contributing each in their own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenge is great, the response has been massive. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together with it's been 30 years since the soviet union collapsed. mom miss couple other li

i and david macedonia, mac of any financial. thank you both for your insight. thank you. it's hard to offer a quick break, but when we come back, the harsh trade rhetoric from united way from china is on the rise. yet again, the world largest academy is spoken out against the letter coming up short on it for a promising read. read your. the numbers with a the democratic republic of congo is among the richest countries in the world and natural resources. but he cannot mclee, it's still one of the poorest cobalt is an essential material in manufacturing batteries by modern devices like electric cars, mobile phones and computers. 60 percent of the wealth cobalt reserves are in congo 20 percent of it comes from small scale mines. unicef figures confirm that in 2017 co than 40000 children, worked in cobalt mining in the republic to enter living and paying for schooling. next time you use a fancy gadget like a smartphone camera or laptop and just remember that there's a chance it works. thanks to what child, how'd labor children like john michelle? henrietta. oh countless other

i'll banyon creation in 2017 montenegro and 2020 north macedonia. as a result, the alliance for infrastructure is going to need somebody as the wrong, really close to the borders of russia. that's one of the reasons you and them on the q reasons of the security, cried this machine, it affected the entire system of international relations. the mutual prospect was lost, the situation continues to get worse, sec, room in the strategic area as well. and romantic and important as part of the us, what i do with the project, they deploy anti missile defense discovery was done well, now that the launcher is deployed there, it can be used for a cruise missiles tomahawks, and that is a strike weapon that strikes when you're in the, i guess you would say is also developing standard seeks loosely it can get there, but not only be used as an anti nice child in the defensive to it can. we are trying to targets on land, on this, even if we will still be, are expanding their infrastructure and they get you offensive capability of the information that we get. we hav

north macedonia, monta, negro albania, boston has the governor, iceland, norway, republic of moldova, georgia, sun, marino and dora monaco, alicia, and stein align themselves with this statement. as president, i want to thank you for convening us here today and for the sector general to be here. and for all of you colleagues being here, it's very important that the facts are heard and fully understood. and that this body is able to take the appropriate decisions after the fact that the security council, thanks to the veto, by one country alone, stopped this council from taking that decision. let me start by expressing the european union's full solidarity and support to ukraine. and it's people who are courageously fighting an unprovoked, an unjustified military aggression from russia. since our meeting here in the general assembly last week, the situation has dramatically escalated, despite tireless diplomatic efforts, including at the highest level. russia has decided to turn its back to piece to the rules spaced international order as defined in trailing the un charter to diplomacy

montenegro, north macedonia. as a result, it has drawn close to the borders of russia. that is one of the reasons of the security crisis and system of international relations. the mutual trust continues to get worse in strategic areas as well. romania and poland, they deployed antimissile defenses. we all know that the launchers can be used for cruise missiles, tomahawk, a strike weapon that usaid is developing missiles to not only be used as an antimissile defensive, but to strike a target from land and sea. they are expanding their and for structure, and they have new offense of capabilities. from the information we get, we have every reason to believe that this decision has been made. it is just a matter of time. we understand that under this scenario, the level of military threat for russia will increase manyfold. i would like to draw your attention to the bigger threat of an immediate attack against our country. in american strategic documents, doctrines, who is the main adversary of the united states? we all know that, russia. in nato documents, our country is off

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we recently added a 30th member in macedonia.s summit about adding finland. finland has always had this interesting, close relationship with both europe and also with russia. i will say there is conversation, and i happen to share this view, thank goodness we did expand and add the baltics. had we not added latvia, lithuania and estonia, i think they would be in the very situation this evening than they are right now. there is, i would also point out, just, again, in speaking to fellow parliamentarians, people who i respect and have been friends with for several years now, there is real concern about what might happen with respect to poland. if putin were to move to the next direction, continue to go down this path, the fear is not so much on the baltics in the moment, finland, poland is the concern. >> our correspondent talked about kallengrad, what his ambition may be, and how that could put poland in the crosshairs. brendan boyle, congressman, thanks for joining us. >> thank you. >>> up next, who we're learning will be speakin

i can use as an example, for example north macedonia or montenegro, countries which had approximately eight to ten years between maps and membership. ok. we, as i said, understand we have to do a lot. so this is the first list of reasons why we still without map. the second, and i think it's more important. it's about political decision. it's not a secret that some countries have some concerns about our movement to nato. and our further membership in nato. as you may be heard during the last week some statements of officials from germany, yeah, that ukraine will never be a member of nato, or crimea will never return to ukraine. i think we should do a lot not only from the ukrainian side but also from the side of many other partners from the alliance to convince germany and german government to move forward. because there is not war between russia and ukraine. this is a war between authoritarian regime and democracy. and next countries will be countries from european union or from nato because as we know, it's not about rational reasons for putin. it's more about the global idea. as he

north macedonia. papa new guinea. i want to thank you, all of you for your support. we will continue to all speak in one voice in the days ahead to address the atrocious situation that we see happening every day on the ground, despite what we've heard from our russian colleagues. i now think you. >> thank you. i now give the floor to the representative of ukraine. >> distinguished members of the secured counsel. i will not dignify the russian diabolical -- an obligation by commenting on it. i would like to use this opportunity to thank the parents of every ambassador here. to thank the people of the democratic nations who put these ambassadors in their seats. to tell the children of those ambassadors that they should be proud of their parents, that they have voted in favor of the resolution. i think my good friend nikolai from france, my good friend from brasilia. my good friend from mexico, from kenya, ireland. donna, gabon. i thanked dozens and dozens of sponsors who would vote in favor of the resolution, should they have a chance to vote. they will have this chanc

north macedonia, montenegro, albania, bosnia and herzegovina, austin, -- iceland, norway, andorra, monaco align themselves with this statement. mr. president, i want to thank you for convening us here today and for the secretary-general to be here and for all of you colleagues being here. it is very important that the facts are heard and fully understood and that this body is able to take the appropriate decisions after the fact that the security council, thanks to the veto by one country alone, stopped the counsel from taking that decision -- council from taking that decision. let me start by expressing european union's full solidarity and support to ukraine and its people, who are courageously fighting an unprovoked and unjustified military aggression from russia. since our meeting here at the general assembly last week, the situation has dramatically escalated despite tireless diplomatic efforts, including at the highest level. russia has decided to turn its back to peace, to the rules-based international order as defined in the u.n. charter, to diplomacy, and to the international comm

latvia, lithuania, poland, the czech republic, slovakia, hungary, romania, montenegro, albania, north macedoniaand bulgaria. you can see belarus, where those military exercises are underway and will continue, according to the russian defense ministry, through february 20. bill cassidy, louisiana senator, on whose sunday yesterday, that he agreed with president biden saying u.s. troops were not be sent into ukraine. [video clip] >> senator, the president is strongly encouraging americans in ukraine to leave as soon as possible, saying there is no prospect for a u.s. military-let evacuation from inside ukraine. so should the u.s. be doing more about this? >> i agree with the president 100 percent. use some common sense. we should not be endangering our soldiers or marines, etc., because somebody decides not to evacuate until after the fact. get out. if there is a pending invasion, use common sense, leave. host: we are asking you this morning about the best response to the russian threat in the russian-ukraine conflict. (202) 748-8001 is the line for republicans. (202) 748-8000 for democrats. inde

north macedonia, montenegro, albania, bosnia—herzegovina, iceland, norway, the republic of moldova, georgiancil from taking that decision. let me start by expressing the european union's. modernity and support to ukraine and its people. who are courageously fighting an unprovoked and unjustified military aggression from russia. since our meeting here in the general assembly last week the situation has dramatically escalated. despite tireless diplomatic efforts, including at the highest level. russia has decided to turn its back to peace, to the rules —based international order, as defined in the un charter, to diplomacy and to the un charter, to diplomacy and to the international community. russia's military attack against ukraine at already caused an alarming number of deaths, injured, internally displaced and refugees. we condemn in the strongest possible terms the unprovoked invasion of ukraine by armed forces of the russian federation, in violation of ukraine's independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity and we also condemn the involvement of belarus in ukraine and call on both