mr. michel, then the president of france macron and mr.hancellor of the federal republic of germany, gathered and the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan, and there they signed a statement, you know, a statement from which it follows that armenia recognized karabakh as part of the azerbaijani republic. moreover, the leaders of the delegation, the leaders of armenia , directly named the territory of azerbaijan in square kilometers, which certainly includes karabakh, and emphasized that they recognize the sovereignty of azerbaijan within the framework. azerbaijani ussr, which at one time were part of the ussr. and, as you know, karabakh was also part of the azerbaijani ussr. that is, in essence, the main, absolutely key issue, which was the status of karabakh, was resolved. when karabakh declared its independence, no one recognized this independence. even armenia, which , frankly speaking, is strange for me, but nevertheless, such a decision was made, they did not recognize independence of karabakh, but here in prague, they recognized that kar

mr. michel, here in prague, that is, in prague, in the fall of 2022, under the auspices of mr. then french president macron and mr. scholz, chancellor ferg, the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan gathered, and there they signed a statement, you know, a statement from which implies that armenia recognized karabakh as part of. armenia directly named the territory of azerbaijan in square kilometers, which certainly includes karabakh, and emphasized that they recognize the sovereignty of azerbaijan within the framework of the azerbaijani ussr, which was part of the into the ussr. and as you know, karabakh was also part of the azerbaijani ussr, that is, in essence, the main, absolutely key issue was resolved, which was the status of karabakh, when karabakh declared its independence, no one recognized this independence, not even armenia, which, frankly , it’s strange for me, but nevertheless there was such a decision, they did not recognize the independence of karabakh, but here in prague, they recognized that karabakh belongs to azerbaijan, and then at the beginning of the 2nd third y

mr. michel, then french president macron and mr. and the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan, and there they signed a statement, you know, a statement from which it follows that armenia recognized part of karabakh. republic of azerbaijan. moreover, the leaders of the delegation, the leaders of armenia , directly named the territory of azerbaijan in square kilometers, which certainly includes karabakh. and they emphasized that they recognize the sovereignty of azerbaijan within the framework of the azerbaijani ussr, which at one time was part of the village. the ussr, and as you know, karabakh was also part of the azerbaijani ussr, that is, in essence, the main, absolutely key issue was resolved, which was the status of karabakh, when karabakh declared its independence, no one recognized this independence, not even armenia, which to be honest, it’s strange for me, but... that was the decision, they didn’t recognize independence karabakh, but here in prague, they recognized that karabakh belongs to azerbaijan, and then at the beginning

mr. michel, then french president macron, the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan, and there they signed a, you know, a statement from which it follows that armenia recognized karabakh as part of the republic of azerbaijan. moreover, the leaders of the delegation, the leaders of armenia, directly named the territory of azerbaijan, which certainly includes karabakh, and emphasized that they recognize the sovereignty of azerbaijan within the framework of the azerbaijani ussr, which at one time was part of the ussr, and as is known, the azerbaijani ussr also included karabakh, that is, in essence, the main, absolutely key issue was resolved: which was the status karabakh, everything that happened in the recent past, a week, two or three ago, and the blocking of the etochi corridor and so on, all this was inevitable after the recognition of azerbaijan’s sovereignty over karabakh, it was only a matter of time when and in what way azerbaijan would to establish constitutional order there, so mr. michel and... his colleagues should have thought something when they persuaded, apparently, apparently

mr. michelle from iris packed in prox, in the totem 202020221 the the he just saw mr. michelle done for the french president of mccall and then the german chancellor shows the leader. so for media and is there, but john came together them, but excel is a really and di things and they signed with you. good declination. i mean, and from these declaration money, it is obvious that aren't mania recognized. cut out by j car about as spartans you to buy, jump speed is all 3 public of us are by chance one at the, and i look forward, you to the, did you get sort of with more than that? they had. so the delegation the liter. so for me, at the openly i said or by john sab, the, the, go to the territory. i was very bedrooms. they gave the numbers square kilometers at the corner of the country, which included current balance name. and they emphasize it. but they, they are weakening eyes, the solver, and 2 of us are to buy a gen, you could use this within the borders. so sort of a johnny sar, which was far as using. that's how they're sort by chinese star dentist is now i've heard t

mr. michel, then the president ... of france, macron and mr.ows that armenia recognized karabakh as part of the republic of azerbaijan, moreover, the leaders of the delegation, the leaders of armenia, directly named the territory of azerbaijan in square kilometers, which certainly includes karabakh, that is, in essence, the main, absolutely key issue, which was the status of karabakh, was resolved to us by the way, no one said anything about this, i personally learned this from the press , after that, at... and at one of the meetings , president aliyev came up to me and said: well , you see, everyone recognized that karabakh is ours, your peacekeepers are there our territory, you see, even the status of our peacekeepers immediately underwent qualitative changes after the status of karabakh was determined as a part of azerbaijan. everything that happened was in the recent past, a week or two or three ago, the etochi corridor and so on. all this was inevitable after the recognition of azerbaijan’s sovereignty over karabakh. it was only a matter o

mr. michel's subguides, then. president of france macron, and mr.ia and azerbaijan gathered and signed a statement, you know, a statement from which it follows that armenia recognized karabakh as part of the azerbaijani republic, if armenia itself does so. what should we do? so what did we do? we used everything we had in the legal sense in order to provide, well, the humanitarian component. putin spoke about the failed ukrainian so-called counter-offensive. the president named specific figures for kiev's losses on the battlefield. now only since the beginning of the so-called counter-offensive, this is the latest data, only since june 4th - ukrainian units have already lost over 90,000 man, these are sanitary irretrievable losses, 557 tanks, 100, almost 1,900 armored vehicles of various classes, convincingly, not convincingly, so... so we have our own understanding of what is moving and how, we understand where and what we need to do, where do we need to add, we are calmly moving towards achieving our goals, i am sure we will achieve them, implemen

mr. michel, says, this poster was not drawn for her in the kremlin. there is one country that is at least indirectly benefiting from this serious escalation of violence in this region, and that is russia. russia will try, and has already begun to try, to use this situation to whip up a narrative against the european union, against the partners of the european union. to show that there are people in the world who want to defend multipolarity, but at the same time they demonstrate double standards, let's don't fall into this trap. the voice is from the trap, they are already there. for decades, the european union has been throwing the palestinians into poverty so that they can somehow survive, so that they don’t question their order with all the other rules, but this... seems to be ending, so the financial tymes writes. in a flurry of emergency diplomatic visits, video conferences and calls, western officials were accused of rushing to condemn the hamas attack and support israel but failing to protect the interests of 2 million palestinians. this has st

mr. michel, says, this poster is for her they didn’t draw it in the kremlin.ly benefiting from this serious escalation of violence in this region and that is russia. russia will try, has already begun to try , to use this situation to whip up a narrative against the european union, against the partners of the european union, to show that there are people in the world who. voice from the trap, they are already there, for decades the european union has been throwing poverty at the palestinians, so that they can somehow survive, so that their order will not be questioned, with everything else rule, but this...

mr. michel, then the president of france, macron and mr.rs of the federal republic of germany, the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan gathered and signed a statement there, you know, a statement from which it follows that armenia recognized karabakh as part of the republic of azerbaijan. moreover, the leaders of the delegation, the leaders of armenia , directly named the territory of azerbaijan. in square kilometers, which certainly includes karabakh and emphasized that they recognize the sovereignty of azerbaijan within the framework of the azerbaijani... ussr, which at one time was part of the ussr, and as you know, karabakh was also part of the azerbaijani ussr, that is, in essence, the main, absolutely key issue was resolved, which was the status of karabakh, when karabakh declared its independence, no one recognized this independence, not even the army. which, to be honest, is strange for me, but nevertheless, this was the decision, they did not recognize the independence of karabakh, but here in prague, they recognized that karabakh be

mr. michel, followed by a short quote from the president of the european council ukraine and other countriesndidates must implement reforms, fight corruption and meet the requirements of the law, this is the end of the quote. but the european union, says charles michel, should speed up decision-making processes within the community. well, it is probably about this acceleration of decision-making, it is about what is now required by unanimity in decision-making within the european union and very important decisions cannot be made... precisely because there are some countries within the eu, or rather the leaders of some countries, who put sticks in the wheels, in particular, anything related to assistance to ukraine, and maybe they are talking, maybe charles michel is talking about the fact that reforms should be carried out , the chief european diplomat, josep borel, spoke about this a little earlier, and the president of the european commission, ursula fonderlein, also spoke about this, that unity. it is already past, we need an overwhelming majority to make important decisions in the europe

mr. michel in brussels, they continue to unwaveringly support ukraine and will continue to do so as muchin particular, this summit will also consider the issue of speeding up the provision of military aid to ukraine, as well as the creation of mechanisms that would allow kyiv to use frozen russian assets. they are frozen in european countries, that is, these assets are there, they were frozen, but neither the european union can use them for the benefit of ukraine, nor can they allow us to use them, and that is why they will actively discuss it, at the same time, apparently, whether no, one of the main roles will be performed by the representatives of estonia, who already well, we have made progress on this, well, i will follow it, you will be the first to know all the details, nato member countries must accelerate the production of weapons in order to replenish their own arsenals, said the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, jens stoltenberg said during a speech at a forum of representatives of the western military industry in stockholm, the capital of sweden. mr. stoltenbe

mr. michel, then french president macron and mr.he leaders of the delegation, the leaders of armenia directly named the territory of azerbaijan in square kilometers. which certainly includes karabakh, that is, in essence, the main absolutely key issue was resolved, which was the status of karabakh, by the way , no one told us about this, i personally learned this from the press, after that, at one of the meetings with me, president aliyev came up and said, well, you see, everyone recognized that karabakh is ours, your peacekeepers are there on our... territories, you see, even the status of our peacekeepers immediately underwent qualitative changes after the status of karabakh was determined as part of azerbaijan, so mr. michel and his colleagues should have thought something about it when they were persuading, apparently, apparently , i don’t know, you need to ask them themselves, somewhere behind the scenes, behind the scenes they were persuading the prime minister of armenia, mr. pashiyan, so. .. to take such a step, everyone sho

mr. michel, then french president macron, the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan also gathered and signedent from which it follows that armenia recognized. karabakh is part of the republic of azerbaijan, moreover, the leaders of the delegation are the leaders of armenia directly. named the territory of azerbaijan in square kilometers , which certainly includes karabakh, and emphasized that they recognize the sovereignty of azerbaijan within the framework of the azerbaijani ussr, which at one time was part of the ussr, and as is known, karabakh was also part of the azerbaijani ussr, then there is, in fact, the main, absolutely key issue was resolved, which was the status of karabakh, everything that happened in the recent past, weeks, two or three ago, and the blocking of the etochi corridor and so on, all this was inevitable after the recognition of sovereignty azerbaijan over karabakh. it was only a matter of time when and in what way azerbaijan..." would establish constitutional order there, so mr. michel and his colleagues should have thought about something when they were persuading,

mr. michelle barrack. >> we bring in retired army brigadier general, what do you make of the military actionve seen over the weekend, it seems that to me a lot of people were expecting a "shock and awe" hundreds of tanks going in, thousands of troops pouring across the pofe the border at once, idf seem to do this in a gradual fashion is that smart strategy in your view. >> great to be with you, i think what the idf is doing is on point. they are developing the situation, they are doing intelligence prep oper -- preparation, they have a complex battlefield they will fight on with hostages and civilians and rubbles and tunnels and high-rises and booby-traps. i'm sure the technology is now in gaza. so, i think what the idf is doing their strong is intelligence collection, they are doing limited targets strikes to weaken the command and control long logistics and armament of hamas and to go in penetrate where it makes sent to do. and come in and move said piece, if you get too far in you can en envelope yourself by the tunnels. jonathan: at some . there will be hand-to-hand combat necessary? onc

mr. charles michel?ichel didn’t like the fact that vonderlein, as we would say, took on too much. after all, according to eu rules, the foreign policy course of the european union is not determined by the european commission, which is headed by vonlein, and the states that are part of this union. as a result, charles michel convened an emergency meeting of the european council to explain this position to the arab world and the global south , of course, while the politician’s publication learned that about 800 eu employees signed a letter in protest against the fact that ms. vonderleen was demonstrating some kind of special attitude towards israel , vadim. and here , yul, it’s strange that before this, is employees did not write such massive letters of protest in connection with russia, or, to put it bluntly, diplomatic, quite ordinary language in connection with her outright russophobia. well, the most interesting detail in the history of ursula fondern’s relationship with russia was noticed by our repor

mr. charles michel, and the president of the european commission, ursula fonder, quarreled, began with mrsn’t like. it is unlikely that the head of the european council intended to do this. support hamas, well, that’s not even the point, vadim, michel i didn’t like that vonderleen , as we would say, took on too much, because according to eu rules, the foreign policy course of the european union is determined not by the european commission, which is headed by vonderlein, but by the states that are part of this union. as a result, charles michel convened an emergency meeting of the european council to explain this position to the arab world and globally. south, of course, while the publication of the politician learned that about 800 eu employees signed a letter in protest against the fact that ms. vonderlein demonstrates some special attitude towards israel, vadim. and here it’s strange that before this, iis employees did not write such massive letters of protest in connection with ursula fondern’s special attitude towards russia, or, to put it in non-diplomatic, quite ordinary language, in

for some insight on this, we are joined now by me the michel, the german council on foreign relations and brought us lava. thanks for joining us, mr. rich. is this oh hello. so we just right off the top is a win for feats. so somehow possibly also a win for the man in the kremlin, vladimir putin. oh no, i wouldn't say so. a miscellaneous always described as pro kremlin. um, but uh he was 3 time prime minister before um he was um, in his campaign using pro russian not this uh, he was complaining for stuffing available military of support to ukraine. but um, it's much more complicated than saying that he was a procurement come today or that was the pro ration probation. we're just jumping on the bandwagon of a very domestically focused campaign or mr. feet. so that's focused on social, my pension social payment. and so what do you think that perhaps the international media are making too much of a, his criticism of, of nato and the european union is campaign. is it, was it more of a domestic issues that it will be a very important challenge for people when forming a government and i think he will needs to do something, what they pro

michelle. thank you. >> i'd like to note that that mr. shaw threw out positive comments and commissioner chow needs space to speak i'll remind you of that. >> i see mr. p wants to say a few words and then comment. >> thank you very much. commissioners. i also want to add my thanks to michelle when she started her career no out insurance and packaging was done by hand and also and led to a much higher adequacy and safety for the resolution she'll tell you improve the healthcare and one of the department leaders in the implementation of the system wide d hr and couldn't have done it without without her contributions wanted to add that. >> thank you. >> i apologize to. >> thank you for the opportunity also to join in thanking michelle for all her work and i've watched you and the gentleman described again, the amount of work she put in the transformation for its pharmacy and presentation and was certainly within compliance to all of the different surveys we've had and all the different surveys has always been a very positive experience so th

mr. olezh, let's move from the states to europe, returning to the statements of the head of the european council, charles michel, that ukraine can join the eu in 2030, and how realistic do you think such forecasts are, and actually, whether such a decision will depend on such political will just from doing my homework, i always try to avoid chronological predictions, that let's say charles michel's opinion, where he speaks specifically, about the year 2030, and it is clear that now the discussion of issues related to the expansion of the european union has really intensified, i just recently attended a conference in sweden, where there were representatives of many eu member states , er, this is the understanding that a consensus has been formed regarding the need to speed up this process, to some extent about the inevitability of eu expansion and the relevance of this process to the interests of the european union itself, but exactly how, how quickly it will happen, now again as in the case of the election of the speaker, no one can say, the only thing i understand is, as i said, such a common opinion that this

also i've got some analysis now from michelle barnowski, he's the managing director of the german marshall fund east. he joins me from the polish capital. warsaw, mr. barnowski, welcome back to the day. now out of all the scenarios in play right now, what is the most likely outcome? who do you think will end up holding the reins of power in poland? a it's very clear that the exit, paul and the late paul points to the government farm by united democratic opposition of 4 parties and there, and probably the time and there's, there's shipped off donalds to us. we are still waiting for our final results. they will probably come on tuesday mid day, but so far the results coming in confirmed yesterday's exit polls pointing to a position when each selection. so this is a huge strength of we're looking at what does it mean for poland domestically and internationally, of course as well. absolutely, this is really an unexpectedly high victory, a large victory par, and for the opposition and also incredibly high turn out 10 percent higher. then during our 1989 election, this will stories historical election. it will, we, we may call it any to whether we make

back in 2018 involving his other company, tesla, mr musk derided the agency, saying in an american tv interview "ido not respect the sec." that was michelle let's stay in the us, because in a few hours' time we get official employment numbers for september. they're seen by financial markets as crucial in deciding whether the federal reserve will now call a halt to its cycle of interest rate rises. the us created 187,000 newjobs in august — more than expected — raising concerns the fed might need to take more action to slow the economy and get inflation under control. nela richardson is chief economist at america's adp research institute, which provides regular reports on the us labour market. i won't if we could just start off first with the figures and what you found from your own analysis. what you found from your own anal sis. ,., ., ., . what you found from your own anal sis. _, ., ., ~ ,., analysis. good morning. we saw analysis. good morning. we saw a re analysis. good morning. we saw a pretty steep — analysis. good morning. we saw a pretty steep slowdown - analysis. good morning. we saw a pretty steep slowdown in - analysis. good m

so, it's all about what happens next, but michelle we're also going to be very keenly listening, or rather, energy markets, paying very close attention to what mrs because of the conflict between israel and gaza?— israel and gaza? yeah, and i think --eole israel and gaza? yeah, and i think peeple are — israel and gaza? yeah, and i think people are waiting _ israel and gaza? yeah, and i think people are waiting eagerly - israel and gaza? yeah, and i think people are waiting eagerly for- israel and gaza? yeah, and i think people are waiting eagerly for the | people are waiting eagerly for the speech to see what he is going to say about the direction of travel for interest rates, which, they have been raising over the last year, to try and tame inflation, the question now is how long are they going to stay at elevated levels? are they done raising interest rates or could there still potentially be more on there still potentially be more on the horizon? if you look at what has been going on in the financial markets, you've got stocks down over the last couple of days, in the treasury market, the bond market, you've seen the yield on the ten year mu

there you go, kitty, says michelle, this is not a question, but please, can you tell mr cleese thankfor all of the laughs that he has brought all of us all over the years . i've of us all over the years. i've made an extraordinarily valuable contribution to civilisation , contribution to civilisation, not only the most sophisticated dnnken not only the most sophisticated drinker, but also one of the most modest men i've ever had on my panel. by the way, we can't finish because proud of my modesty, time is almost gone. but before we go, can you just give a shout out to paul embry's young son who is a massive fan of yours, is watching tonight? nick. >> nick, i'm delighted that you i'm pleased . tell all your i'm pleased. tell all your friends because all the young people don't know about monty. well, his son does know, but they don't. when? when we did they don't. when? when we did the at the o2 and parents the show at the o2 and parents took their children, the children this funny. why children said this is funny. why didn't about it? and didn't we not know about it? and the is becaus

mr. chen. here we are. i will lead off and i will just simply ask you, what were your responsibilities as the chief of staff to first lady michelle obama? oh, well, thank you, susan. thank you for inviting me and for having me here. i'm going to actually answer a different question first, because to answer the chief of staff responsibilities, you have to ask your question what are the responsibilities of a first lady? because one of the things we used to talk about is there's no statute. right. there's no statutory responsibilities as there's no regulation that sets up an office of the first lady. as we used to say, there's no salary that comes with the office of being first lady of the united states. and so entering into this, you know, you sort of come with a blank slate, you know, and hat and how to do that so that that's one piece that is the context for working in the east wing of the white house. and then similarly as chief of staff, that sort of follows i mean, obviously, you are the manager of the staff and we had our staff size. we kept actually very carefully at exactly the same number of staff that laura bush had, beca

mr. clerk. this item is sponsored by the mayor in collaboration with the san francisco public library . we are joined by library ceo mike fernandez and chief of community programs and partnerships, michellejeffers. welcome to the rules committee. ms. jeffers, the floor is yours. thank you so much. thank you for having us today. i will be brief. i was prepared to talk to you about our literary community , but i will i will shorten some of those remarks. certainly most people are familiar with our laureates program through the poet laureate. we have had an official poet laureate of the city of san francisco since 1998, when lawrence ferlinghetti was named. before that, of course, san francisco was well known for its poets for hundreds of years. i'm talking ina coolbrith or bret hart or george sterling, who coined the term the cool gray city of love. but in in recent memory, again, we started with lawrence ferlinghetti. we've had eight poet laureates since that time. they were janice mirikitani, devorah, major jack hirschman, diane di prima, alejandro murguia, kim shuck, and of course, our current poet laureate, who is a really a city treasure and a city native tonga . eisen-martin unfortun

michelle obama was the dumbest first lady we ever had. i got to thinking she put up with something she shouldn't have puts up with and the one this we had mrstrump, what kind of tension -- intelligence she got been married three times or four. and what kinds of woman would put up with something like that having sex with her women while they are married. host: we are talking public policy and politics. john in california, republican. caller: good morning. what i noticed is a lot of callers saying tuition is really high. from what i recall, academia is run by democrats, and most of the colleges are run by democrats.

as always we are joined by our resident co-presenter michelle gildernew, mr. is a current np for fermana south toron. she has served in the northern ireland assembly as a former minister for agriculture and rural development, and chair person of the health committee, amongst other things. michelle has been a shinfian activist since her teens and has been elected almost continuously since 1998. and today's guest is sam thompson. sam is a former member of the royal olster constablary. he experienced the loss of number of colleagues and friends and saw numerous killings and bombings during the conflict. some. in 2008 and has expanded on his love of history and his nalecture. sam, welcome to the show. yes, thank you. sean. so sam, you grew up not far from where we're sitting now, uh, very different place from from this side of the wall. do you want to tell us a bit about your childhood? yes, well, um, i came in this world. i was born in the royal victoria hospital up the road, but the first house i was brought home to is done day street, just on the other side of the paceline, so all four my