and he was until recently the chairman of the munich security conference. he's in milwaukee for the republican national convention. where he also spoke to the diabetes in his poll. okay. using our, i mean donald trump is also 78 years old. one never knows you could become the president and would, would that mean uh for the ukraine aid and everything else? i mean, you have been the head of the many munich security conference for so many years. what does said or what could that mean? i shall say. well, it means probably that we as an alliance and we as members of the lions lead for the last 75 years by the united states, that we need to grow out of the key top out of kindergarten. we need to deal with our own responsibilities that our security issues, our threats, speaking of russia and other threats, we need to deal with them responsibly on our own. it's great if we can maintain the american protective nuclear umbrella and the very, very low stress related partnership. but this kind of relationship where we now for decades, apparently thought they, we can ou

i mean, you've been the head of the many munich security conference for so many years. what does that mean or what could that mean? i shall say. well, it means probably that we as an alliance and we as members of the lions lead for the last of 75 years by the united states, that we need to grow out of the key top out of kindergarten. we need to deal with our own responsibilities. they have a security issues, our threats, speaking of russia and other threats, we need to deal with them responsibly on our own. it's great if we can maintain the american protective nuclear umbrella and the very, very close transatlantic partnership. but this kind of relationship where we now for decades, apparently thought they, we can out source for ever the care and at the costs to a certain extent of all the security to, to the american people. that's just not a good idea. and this is why, maybe this vice presidential nomination will also help jeff to be a kind of a wake up call for those in our own country in germany and elsewhere in europe. who believe that things have been so good for

munich security _ harris. i had read she had been at the munich security conference i harris. he had been at. the munich security conference which of course is a gathering of the great and the good every year. but the report that came back that she was very tightly scripted. she was, we were hearing, _ was very tightly scripted. she was, we were hearing, reporting - was very tightly scripted. she was, we were hearing, reporting this - we were hearing, reporting this article this morning that it's something of a split screen, a number of people i spoke to talk about how her speeches were very tightly scripted, lots of security around her, very much sticking to the teleprompter. but then in bilateral meetings she had or multilateral meetings she had, she was in much more engaged, on top of topics. it was in that forum she spent time meeting with leaders on the fringes of that meeting. but i was there myself, she was surrounded by security, she was in and out, and it became kind of a set piece appearance rather than anything more. so i do think now that for europe and for the euro

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preparing for a possible 2nd. donald trump presidency dw, spoke to the former head of the munich security conference who's attending republican national convention currently underway in milwaukee. let's not forget this. donald trump was the american president who was the 1st to send lisa weapons to train. that's sometimes forgotten in our own debate. so i'm against demonizing, trump. i just, i think we will have huge difficulties. things will be tough. but then, you know, i'm old enough. i was around as a young diplomat when we, when we had jimmy carter and, and, and, and ronald reagan, 4040 plus years ago. we've always had huge challenges and sometimes known as differences in view, real crises, they were all overcome. the nato is today in better shape. it's ever been and we're now 32 members. we got sweden as soon and as new members, turkey remains a member of the allies. so what are you complaining about? let's be proud of what we have achieved. and let's start a reasonably adult dialogue with whoever is going to be the white house next january, so no penetrates. germany says it's cutting military

in 2007, president putin gave another clear speech at the munich security conference.emen, you promised us in 1990 year that nato will never expand. nato expansion is not an isolated case of deception. the united states, as a key country in the alliance, has this position. if you don't deceive, you won't survive. ksenia lebedeva's author's view on the policy of double standards. this is different in the project, watch it on the belarus24 tv channel. natalya viktorovna, who are you more when writing your books? a writer or a psychologist? and you can’t be a writer and not at the same time be a psychologist. writer, good writer , he is definitely a psychologist, but how to be a psychologist without mastering the word, the sensual word, intelligible, artistic, often, i, in general, in a word, uh, in my specialty i use it as a tool, an instrument, i can’t do without it either, psychotherapy, this word, first of all, is the influence of the word. and these are such miracles when it is really possible to raise a person from the bottom to which he has already fallen, and retu

it's late to, here's the national spokes person for india as ruling policy at the munich security conference in germany and at least 2020 full. despite all the mysterious activities at the bottom of attempts of intrusion on the border, india to mean strong and india knows how to fully capable to deal with the dragon. and well, the china is top. diplomats didn't mentioned the tensions within the directly. he reinforced china is official line on this kind of issue with the foster territory and diaper doesn't neighboring countries. china faces complex disputes slipped from history on that china has stay committed to managing differences through consultation and resolving disputes through dialogue. the problem, the 2 countries consecrate on where exactly the board runs. there were 3 main disputed areas. the 1st one is part of kashmir, a region contested by china, india, and pakistan. this area is called oxide sion. it's controlled by china, but claimed by india. then that's the indian state of arena child per dash, which china claims in its entire c, cooling itself to beds. and in the middle the

it was the second munich security conference which you delivered that to zelenskyy. go ahead. >> you used a very interesting phrase that i want to elaborate on. you said this is not a moment, but a movement. i think that's such a powerful phrase to capture. because i wanted to get your thoughts on what the electoral political map now looks like for kamala harris. there were some states that were not in play. and there are some states where the vice president can have a real clear shot at winning perhaps north carolina and georgia and states that might have been written off. how do you see the politics of her campaign in terms of getting more people to the voting booth or excited or regalvanizing the base that may have waned over the last couple of months? >> you took my breaking news. i'll give you breaking news. i think she will be able to mobilize. and more than 66% of black folks live in the south. the south will be more in play in this 2024 election. i think she'll be able to carry the other states. and i don't think she will just carry herself, but carry the tic

is there a role, eric -- i know there's the munich -- statement negotiated at the munich security conference chas start. but is there more that could be done with the public facing statement? some kind of agreement by the a.i. company than the social media platforms? you know, to really focus on preventing harm going into the election? is that something that's even feasible? >> it should be. the reason i'm skeptical that there's not agreement nonpolitical leaders, of course, you're a world's expert on that and the companies on what definition -- what defines harm. i have wandered around congress for a few years on these ideas. add i'm waiting for the point where the republicans and the democrats are in agreement on -- from their local and individual perspectives that there's harm on both sides. we don't seem to be quite that the point. this may be bauds of the nature of how president trump works, which is always sort of baffling to me. bubu there's something in the water that's causing a nonrational conversation. this is not possible. so i'm keptup skeptical that that's possible. i obviously

and not to forget that this year at the munich security conference, she was on stage just before we learned about the death of alixia volney and julia and volley took the stage just after calmly. harris spoke, and she had already given a very strong message about russia against russia and, and in support of ukraine. but surely that will have had a very strong impact on her. i think that we will hear very strong rhetoric from kimberly harris on russia for ukraine and certainly um, a democratic when would, would, as well as a lot of the worries in europe about a pulling back from nato at a cut off in 8 for ukraine, which has been promised by the republicans. can i ask specifically about uh victor old on. he has a zoom, the rotating presidency of a field rep and he was over in monologue. oh, meeting at donald trump. uh, just a short while back. where would donald uh, bear with the victor. hold on a stand on this i think whenever you hear from the trumpet, vance ticket is what will probably come out of uh victor or barnes mouth as well. he is uh, unabashedly, a trump supporter. and as now as th

sometimes him a little bit of a harder told me just heard him talking at the municipal, the munich security conference is temporary. very. he said that europe has to kind of a shoulder more of the burden that of course, ukraine. russia is so close to other european countries and t my a j. d. events is convinced that the united states should rather a focus on being ready to defend themselves. against the increasingly aggression address of a china. so he basically says what trump has been saying since he was the president in the united states. so this is not really new, but again to teach us amplifies donald trump's geo political policies, which also is america. first, i want to move that in, milwaukee is overwhelmed. us celebrating the formal nominations of mr. trump and mr . events, or is the assassination of time still hanging over things? well, it was interesting. the moment donald trump announced his v. p. pick a people were really happy, they think it's great, especially the younger republicans here. they think it's great to have a younger man in such a high a position. and of course, also compare

in 2007 , president putin gave another clear speech at the munich security conference. there he said: “gentlemen, did you promise us in 1990 that nato would never expand? nato expansion is not an isolated thing.” in case of deception, the united states, as a key country in the alliance, has the following position: if you don’t deceive, you won’t survive. ksenia lebedeva’s author’s view on the policy of double standards in the project is different. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. we have forgotten how to enjoy the little things. be surprised, feel. the connection between generational times, it’s easy to notice, but every day is made up of tradition, today, a year or a century ago, everything that is considered ancient was once new, without noticing it, we pass on knowledge and experience, through a generation, this is in our smile, the waves of our hands, in such a familiar look, real traditions are formed from simple happy moments. how does lotto work, how much do the organizers earn from it and who should you notify if you hit the jackpot? go! it became known that

in 2007 , president putin gave another clear speech at the munich security conference.“gentlemen, you promised us in 1990 that nato would never expand. nato expansion is not an isolated case of deception. the united states, as a key country of the alliance, has the following position: if you don’t deceive, you won’t survive.” author’s view of ksenia lebedeva on the policy of double standards in the project, this is another. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. every day we work to ensure that you receive the latest and most useful information. information. the twenty-minute format allows us to talk about what is happening in belarus and the world, take a linguistic walk in the company of our guides, and find a new place on the map of belarus. which is definitely worth watching, as well as suggesting projects and films that will certainly become your favorites, this and much more awaits you in the ether 24.7 project, watch on the belarus24 tv channel. after the plant was launched at full capacity in minsk, the production of optical sights and the production of a whole lin

in february twenty -fourth, when vance spoke for the first time at the munich security conference.he politician that the us needed to reconsider its support for ukraine and skipped a meeting with the ukrainian delegation. the chances that if the trump -vance tandem is elected, the united states will distance itself from the ukrainian crisis as much as possible, so that it can distance itself further from the ukrainian crisis, than if the biden administration remains in place, although it was it that began to gradually shift the burden of the conflict onto europe. in any case, the american allies, of course, it's worth training your back to pull this load. how we react is critical. it doesn’t matter who is elected in the united states, biden or trump. we proceed from the fact that we must take on a great burden in supporting ukraine. as for the fact that germany doesn’t care whether biden or trump is complacency. definitely not the same. it’s one thing to have a benevolent, big brother, albeit slightly distant, but remaining within the framework of family values; it’s quite another

constantly taken to some international tours, there from europe, she constantly spoke at the munich security conferenceidn’t lead to anything, that is , they were very bad, she constantly misspoke, and she had a word salad, i remember how she laughed there, answering some serious questions, such a defensive reaction, now it’s kind of like with her political strategists have worked and you and i have already said this, mentioned, yes, that we laugh a little less often there, but at the same time she has a different kind of swearing reaction, yes, then that is, she began to swear more often, well , it’s not entirely clear what is better, laughing inappropriately, or swearing inappropriately, well, in general, it’s obvious that an image maker still needs to work with her. and work very, very, very hard, and there is very little time left before the elections, 100 days, and indeed, of course, the situation is unprecedented, that is, many compare it with the year sixty-eight with lyndon johnson, but you need to understand that still then there was another political tradition, yes, there was still no traditi

in 2007, president putin made another clear speech at the munich security conference, where he said: “gentlemen, you promised us in 1990 that nato would never expand. nato expansion is not an isolated case of deception. the united states has the key countries of the alliance, the position is this: you can’t fool, you can’t live. ksenia lebedeva’s author’s view on the policy of double standards, in the project it’s different. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. boris alexander mikhailov, participant of the great one. patriotic war, hero of the soviet union. with the onset of darkness she broke out of the encirclement. by the decree of the presidium of the supreme soviet of the ussr, on awarding the title of hero of the soviet union to the general, officers, sergeants and privates of the red army, boris aleksandrovich mikhailov was awarded the high title. hero of the soviet union. natalya viktorovna, hello, good afternoon, murad sergeevich, my first interview in the status of a minister with a person with whom we accepted new responsibilities on the same day, i would not like to compar

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vance has already attended the munich security conference in february as a possible alter ego of trumphe said: when it comes to ukraine, it’s not even a question of political will, it’s a question of production. we cannot make enough ammunition for ukraine, but there is also an asian direction that... requires us to arm ourselves. when asked about a peaceful settlement, vance replied: the conflict will end in negotiations. the problem is that our sanctions have led to the hyper-militarization of the russian state. the party has changed, of course, the party has changed during this time, moved much closer to trump. those people who scolded and condemned him for some time, criticized him, believed that he personally was not capable of leading america along any specific lines. to transfer russia, as it were, from a hostile party, so to speak, to at least a neutral one, will it be possible to make sure that russia ceases to be such an outpost of anti-western and anti-american forces. more recently , neoconservatism has dominated the ranks of the republicans; it implies the obligatory globa

at the munich security conference in february, vance has already arrived as a possible trump.ukraine, it’s not even a question. those people who scolded him for some time, condemned him, criticized him, believed that he personally was not capable of leading america along any particular path, that this path itself was not suitable, and so on in... did not switch to his point of view, but the most striking example is marco rubio, who was in general practically a neoconservative some time ago, now this man generally voted against the provision of assistance to ukraine, everyone saw this as hypocrisy, but nevertheless it is clear that this is a strong influence trumpism. i think the main task will, of course, be to mobilize all the main, so to speak, capabilities of the forces, so to speak, of america to continue the economic conflict. with china, it will be a difficult question to what extent the middle east will change the policy of the united states, it seems to me that it will no longer be as pro-israel as it was in the first period of the first trump administration, where tru

in 2007, president putin made another clear speech at the munich security conference, where he said:ntlemen, you they promised us in 1990 that nato will never expand. nato expansion is not an isolated case of deception. the united states, as a key country in the alliance, has such a position that you cannot deceive, you cannot survive. ksenia lebedeva’s author’s view on the policy of duality. standards in the project. this is different, watch on tv channel belarus 24. from the soviet ezbor in the pen july 19, 1944, the troops of the first belarusian front, in the volkovysk area crossed the svisloch river, captured dozens of settlements, occupied several railway stations, including krymki, liberated the civilian population from deportation for forced labor in germany. in the bresse direction, the red army completed the nazi occupation of 50 settlements, including nameday and gorodets. soviet aviation destroyed. maria mamertovna matusevich, liaison officer of the partisan brigade for the homeland, from the partisanka award list. matusevich, a fearless intelligence liaison, obtained acc

consequences for everyone. in everything decisions that we have already made, i mentioned at the munich security conferenceg like a precision strike at great depth, given the increasing number of weapons that are... according to the publication, germany, france, italy and poland want to develop a weapon with a range of more than a thousand km, it will be able to reach a target on russian territory from german soil. the article talks about creation. missiles with a range of 2.0 km and even more. vladimir putin only recently made it clear what all this could entail. representatives of nato countries, especially in europe, especially in small countries, they create attack uavs, which are being supplied to ukraine. the other day, the german bilt published a map of potential damage radii. by the end of the year, 10 manufacturers will immediately supply isu with drones with a range of up to 2,500 km, and the kiev design bureau luch has developed the sokol 300 drone, which can fly up to. nato has plans not only for new missiles in europe or pumping up weapons in ukraine. f-16 fighters are transmitting on. what el

goals, regardless of who becomes president of the united states. explained this at the munich security conferencensure that we will not be attacked and there will be no war. i really regret that russia ignores arms control so massively. germany will continue to support ukraine, and this is one of the elements of this strategy. scholz recalled that berlin agrees to the use of western weapons by ukraine on russian territory, but only in the border region of kharkov it wants to avoid escalation in this way. a clash between russia and nato, said the federal chancellor of germany. has the german federal chancellor accused moscow of avoiding compliance with agreements on long-term medium-range agreements? shortly before russia attacked ukraine, then at an extremely long table, i talked with putin, and i explained to him that germany is ready to talk about arms control, as well as the question of where which missiles are located, but putin was not interested in this. wanted to wage a long-prepared war, it’s depressing that russia is clearly concerned about expanding its territory. we need deterrence to

i i tend the munich security conference every year. she's been taking the lead for the administration at the conference, talking about ukraine, nato, in a very strong and compelling way. certainly on choice. she has also been strong and compelling, but that would be up to the delegates. everyone says they had an election and everyone voted for joe. two things, one, there was in meaningful opposition and second, if that debate had happened in november of last year before those people voted, do you think that would have changed the way democrats viewed their choices? >> democrats haven't viewed their choices as good for a long time now. i don't think they needed the debate to say hey, i want somebody else. they've been saying they want somebody else for more than a year now. polling has shown that. so why has the party not come around to it? why are you only saying this now when voters have been saying for a long time they don't want him to run again? >> two separate questions. first of all on me, two things crystallized after the debate

in 2007, president putin gave another clear speech at the munich security conference.promised us in 1990. ” watch on belarus24 tv channel. if you have just joined us, i’ll tell you that this is a science project nearby, according to scientific units, today we are dismantling fire extinguishers, at the same time all the latest developments of our scientists in the field of fire extinguishing. in our studio there is the deputy head of the research institute of fire safety and emergency problems. creating a compact or sprayed jet to supply in the event of a fire. barrels are always used everywhere, they can only differ in design, they can be overlapping or non-overlapping, there can be combined barrels, barrels can be for supplying water, foam and any fire extinguishing agents substances. in our case, we are talking about the fact that our development is a combined universal barrel, which allows you to form both a compact and a sprayed stream, and when using a special nozzle, allows you to supply low foam. in the face of a fire, unlike analogues used by foreign countries,

in february 24, when vance first spoke at the munich security conference, he told the politician thatsupport for ukraine, and missed a meeting with the delegation ukraine. chances are that in cases election of the trump-vance tandem, the united states is at its maximum, so there is nowhere else they can distance themselves from the ukrainian crisis." to the disadvantage of the eu on the issue of financial support for ukraine. i can say with confidence that immediately after winning the election, trump will not wait for the inauguration, he will be ready to speak immediately as a peace mediator. he has detailed and well-founded plans in this regard. it is too early to judge the viability of trump’s peacekeeping plans, but orban’s peacekeeping efforts have not been appreciated in europe. brussels did not dare to cancel the hungarian presidency of the eu, but... according to the press secretary of the european commission, it was decided to lower the level of contacts with budapest in the next six months. vonderlein does not change himself. in light of recent events marking the beginning

to ukraine in kamela garis, she also consistently headed the american delegation at the munich security conferenceveral years in a row, and by the way, in 2022, in february, 5 days before the full-scale invasion of russia, she met and met for the first time with volodymyr zelenskyi in munich, and also gave a speech about support for ukraine. let's hear what she said then. today, as we all well understand, the basis of european security is under direct threat in ukraine. how are we all this time they said, there is a method of russian aggression, and this method is all too familiar to all of us. russia will plead ignorance and innocence, create a false pretext for an invasion, and openly build up troops. firepower, we are now receiving reports of what appear to be provocations, and we are seeing russia spreading disinformation, lies and propaganda. i can say with absolute certainty. if russia continues to invade ukraine, the united states, along with its allies and partners, will inflict significant and unprecedented economic losses. maria, this was a statement of 2022, later, in the year 23, kamel

especially since you have to go back and carefully read her speeches, if only at all the munich security conferences a smile, as experts write, not women, the way she laughs in response to trump's meanness, it's a smile you... a game. and in fact, behind this turn there are a lot of known, but even more unknown things. from here i can say that in ukraine in this situation, first of all, if the political leaders do not know what and how to do, they should at least be silent, because in the current situation the chances have not just leveled off, but the prospect of obscurity is ahead of us. ot. mr. roman, the perspective of the unknown, i would like you now to highlight certain points with the torch. to things, i would like to remind our tv viewers how at one time an extremely unsuccessful part of the ukrainian political community tried to play along against joseph biden, in particular, we remember how they released whom into the public arena? andrii derkach, yes, the son of the former head of the security service of ukraine, who is now accused of espionage for russia and... a photo in the main offic

summit in switzerland, and she also represented. the american delegation at the annual munich security conference the influential american edition of the atlantic writes, the nomination of kamela garis as a presidential candidate from the democratic party has mixed up the cards of the republicans. now the staff of donald trump will have to completely rebuild the election campaign, which was built on criticism of the current president, joe biden. and now, as journalists write. the atlantic for the first time since 2020 donald trump does not control the presidential campaign agenda. instead of occupying a more favorable position in relation to joe biden, who turned 81 years old, donald trump himself finds himself in the position of the oldest candidate in the presidential elections, because he is almost 20 years older than vice president kamela harris. and now to donald. trump will have to answer uncomfortable questions about his readiness to perform the duties of the president in connection with his respectable almost 80-year-old age. several interviewed by the atlantic political technologists of

as a trump whisper ref will someone who knows how to obtain the former president at the munich security conference. this february also said that your opinions would have to work with any us president or in his words, whoever's on the top floor. before i begin to hold her, might have to stop as a group therapists for the allies in europe. the debates about ukraine's admission to nato will also be a roadblock. since russia has issued a warning that this would cross or red line is nato. ok. so these new challenges and let me ask you to answer that question about the but picking up on one point in particular because amongst the challenges that nato faces is an increasingly powerful china. and in fact, the summit of final communicate is a call out basically of tried his influence including its influence in providing military support to russia. so if we look at the behavior of se hungry, slovakia, turkey, all of which maintained brother friendly relations with china. would you say that this alliance is up to the task? i mean, the countries that do have plenty of nations with withdrawn on the political l

at the munich security conference in february 23, the issue of russia's war. she dedicated a long speech against ukraine. the vice president called for russia to be held accountable for war crimes. she spoke about systematic attacks by the russian military on the civilian population, murder, torture, rape and deportation, electric torture, illegal deportation of minors, mentioned the attack on the maternity hospital in mariupol and the rape of women and children haris called the actions of the russian army in ukraine barbaric and inhumane. she... thought about her prosecutorial past, the value of facts and the need to punish the guilty. long before i became vice president of the united states, i devoted most of my in the case of russia's actions in ukraine, we have studied the evidence, we know the legal norms and there is no doubt that these are crimes against humanity. the united states officially recognizes that russia has committed crimes against humanity. she also responded positively to the long-awaited decision congress on aid to ukraine. she called putin's war a complete failure

sometimes him a little bit of a harder telling me just heard him talking at the municipal, the munich security conference is temporary. very. he said that europe has to kind of a shoulder more of the burden that of course, ukraine. russia is so close to other european countries and t my a j. d. events is convinced that the united states should rather focus on being ready to defend themselves against the increasingly aggression address of a china. so he basically says, what trump has been saying since he was the president in the united states. so this is not really new, but again to teach us amplifies donald trump's geo political policies, which also is america. first. it is paul or clayton allen is the policy analyst at the razor group think turnkey joins us from washington. welcome to d, w. let's start with your thoughts on j. d. francis donald trump's pick for vice president. the 1st things grabbing me and i think that it is really now that works . vance is notable because of everyone that could have been chosen to become vice president. he is the most, i illogically, somewhere to trump, he's half from

switzerland organized by ukraine, and she also represented the american delegation at the annual munich security conference the influential american publication the atlantic writes, the nomination of kamela garis as a presidential candidate from the democratic party has mixed up the cards of the republicans. now the staff of donald trump will have to completely to rebuild a campaign that was built on criticism of incumbent president joe biden. and now, as the journalists of the atlantic write, for the first time since 2020 , donald trump is not. controls the agenda of the presidential campaign, instead of taking a more advantageous position in relation to joe biden, who turned 81, donald trump himself finds himself in the position of the oldest candidate in the presidential election, as he is almost 20 years older than vice president kamela harris . and now donald trump will have to answer awkward questions about his readiness. perform the duties of the president in connection with his venerable almost 80-year-old age. several political technologists from donald trump's staff interviewed by the atlantic al