harris, and of course, we haven't seen her very much on the world stage, but she was at the munich security conferencer international security gatherings, in munich in february. and there, she was sending a message to world leaders — well, to the transatlantic relationship, which is what munich emphasises — how important it is to america, its sense of self, its sense of security. you wouldn't see... president trump did not go to the munich security conference and make the rest of the world feel good about themselves. and i think since donald trump — and president trump would regard this as one of his successes — he's made europe feel more vulnerable and made them say, "right, ok, we can't depend on america any more. "we should actually take care of things ourselves." certainly, and if you look at the new power blocs forming — we discussed china and russia — and we look at the shift in what that means for us influence abroad, they, in some spheres, are seen as a challenge to the united states. where do you think that is most pronounced, james? it's most acute when it comes to russia, because that is th

lazy gentlemen, friends and supporters, in the munich security conference in 2015, hybrid warfare was started on september 16. a girl lost consciousness due to her background medical condition and the statements by her surgeon also showed that maso amini's death was due to her background condition yet here outside kasra hospital was the starting point of a big riot. got into the media in 2001 during the reformists period and worked with reformist newspapers, but the aliens had spotted alinejad as an influential figure. the time weekly ran an article titled massy versus ahmadi nijad, which showed she had drawn attention from outside the country. in 2009 after the plot, aliin najad went to the us for an interview with barack obama, but got a negative reaction from the us, so she had to come back to iran. the americans were worried that their open support an interview would leave a bad effect on the 2009 plot. the us democrats velvet approach towards iran didn't sit well with ali nijan. she demanded iron fist against the iranian people. she's a supporter of donald trump and michael pompe

which is what munich emphasises how important it is to america, its sense of self, its sense of security. you wouldn't see... president trump did not go to the munich security conference of the world feel good about themselves. and i think since donald trump and president trump would regard this as one of his successes he's made europe feel more vulnerable and made them say, "right, ok, we can't depend on america any more. we should actually take care of things ourselves." certainly, and if you look at the new power blocs forming we discussed china and russia and we look at the shift in what that means for us influence abroad, they, in some spheres, are seen as a challenge to the united states. where do you think that is most pronounced, james? it's most acute when it comes to russia, because that is the hot war of the moment in ukraine. but the long—term challenge to the united states is obviously from china, economically and diplomatically. the chinese take international institutions incredibly seriously. they will compete hard for every elected post because the greater, the more bodies they have in all the key places of influence, they think it's good for projectin

he will do, and yesterday there was information that he may become the new head of the munich security conferencebecome the new head of the munich security conference in february 2025, until now this leader was christoph. heusgen, well, if so, we wish jens stoltenberg the best of luck in his new job, if it is his new job. well , i have everything for today and this week, i will meet with you next week, don't switch, because there is still espresso on the air there will be a lot of interesting things. thank you very much yuri, here is such a short news, i see the minister of culture tochytskyi, he just appointed him. now the minister of culture and communications has only appointed me to the position, he has already made a statement that artists should be allowed to travel abroad without hindrance in order to popularize ukraine . first of all, some may popularize not ukraine, but themselves, or even the country of the aggressor, and others may not return at all, i.e., well, the idea of ​​popularization high-quality artists of ukraine, of course, this is a good idea, and also the presenter and writ

affairs, she meant that to be a lot dom your savanski only days before the invasion at the munich security conference, by the way and talked with him. and she describes the importance for her to spend, has made, or describes nato of the most important military alliance for the united states. talked about how important it is in her understanding is that the allies from the united states know that the united states is reliable when it comes to a tech, from a foreign countries on the nato territory. so they really, really painted a very different picture here. donald trump basically just promising something without any proof that he was the end of this war and kind of the harris underlying of the importance of the nato alliance. washington bureau chief in just pull in his thank you very much for that wrap up to we've got double coverage to you from the debates watching potties in philadelphia t w's. janelle de milan is that the democratic event, benjamin alvaros, group a, is following the republican side of things. welcome to both of you to know, we'll start with you. obviously, the democrats going to t

the russian, i will remind you that on february 19 he had a speech at that time. in munich at the security conferenceyou can cut into quotes every munich security conference with the participation of zelensky, because at one, by the way, in the 20th year, he said that i don’t have time to think strategically, when a journalist asked if you have some strategies regarding the fact that the russian federation is preparing attacks there as early as 2020 , he was asked, just a few days before the full-scale invasion, he ... told in munich that the russians are people too, and i don't believe, that they will go to war against us. i am sure that zelensky hoped until the end that if russians laughed at his tv series "matchmakers", if russians once went there to watch the movie "love in a big garden" with the participation of volodymyr zelensky, then they would refuse to conquer ukraine, but in reality this is not the case. you can watch the tv series "matchmakers" on a tablet, and on the other... kill and torture ukrainian women who have fallen under the occupation, unfortunately, as time shows, zelensky's f

delegation at the influential munich security conference. three years in a row. >> it was an enormous amount of exposure. it's a big deal, and i probably learn more about global security with three intense days in munich that i can get almost anywhere else i can go harris is first appearance in munich was in february of 20 in 20 22. this is a dynamic situation and we'll require us to be in constant contact. >> it was just days before president vladimir putin launched russia's illegal invasion into ukraine. it proved to be one of harris's most consequential meetings abroad. >> it was the moment when president zelenskyy of ukraine was still really not taking serious leslie, the idea that imminence of a russian invasion. and kamala harris goesand presents to him our intelligence in one on one meeting and says, you need to take this seriously and she's really the last major american boys that he hears before that invasion happens in terms of his own preparation russia will plead ignorance and innocence it will create it's false pretext for invas

russians, i will remind you that on february 19 he had a speech in munich at the security conference,rity conference with the participation of zelenskyi, because at one, by the way, in in the 20th year , he said that i don't have time to think strategically, when a journalist asked if i did do you have any strategies regarding the fact that the russian federation is preparing attacks there as early as 2020. he was asked, directly a few days before the full-scale invasion , he told in munich that the russians are also people and i do not believe that they will go to war against us. i am sure that zelensky hoped until the last that if russians laugh at his tv series "matchmakers". if the russians ever went there to watch the movie "love in the big city" with the participation of volodymyr zelenskyi, they will refuse to conquer ukraine, but in fact, it's not... that's how you can watch the series matchmaker on a tablet, and with the other hand kill and torture ukrainian women who fell into the occupation. unfortunately, as time shows, zelensky's firmware has not changed, and although in

battlefield, especially in gaza and things like that, yes and i wrote an article concerning the munich security conference in february, if we don't reach this critical mass or critical point, i think nothing will be achieved, but i think we got it right now, because at least the smacks of hazbullah and of the hy, because it was the first... the first time to attack israel from within uh and it was really unexpected just to have this hypersonic missile from the last year the last week and i wrote in this regard that it will give a superiority to the uh other countries that reducing such projects like of course russia, north korea and of course iran. in this regard and as you know the battlefield is like the best field just to examine and to experience such kind of in new and impressive weapons in that respect concerning the critical point, i think we reached this critical point or the critical mess, but it will be effective once we already impose. like fit a complete in this regard fit complete in the economic matter just via the boycot as i said in my latest you know intervention this is more impressive b

the way, was started by zelenskyi before the big russian offensive in february 22nd on munich. security conferencetalked about it, then the russian propaganda twisted it and said, well , listen, they are already going to make a nuclear bomb there, so we have no option left, or is it possible to raise this question at all now, and what could be the result? i think that now the question should be asked not whether or not, the question should be asked how? so, in order for any country to be able to develop nuclear weapons, first of all , this requires the colossal will of the political leadership of this country, and it is necessary ... for this country to be independent from others, because the nuclear club of all without exception, they are always categorically against if any other country develops nuclear weapons, and in this case russia, and the united states, and france, and all those who have nuclear weapons, it will be all of them, will be against will be against ukraine developing nuclear weapons. such is the nature of the nuclear club. therefore, ukraine first of all needs to become economic

reports from ukraine for the german news magazine, stern. nicko le is a senior fellow at the munich security conferences site event initiative. and it's a pleasure to welcome alexander burley croft. he is a professor of international relations and researcher at the german east electronic university. and more it's, we're 2 years into this war, and there is no end in sight. at this point, russia is stepping up. it's a tax on ukraine's electricity grid on utilities. winter is drawing near presidents. lensky has long range weapons in his arsenal. thanks to the us and the ok, why can't he simply use them in self defense, to pre owned the russian attacks? well, basically because the west has to allow him to do so. so far, these weapons, they are still a, okay, they are in the arsenal of ukrainians. but the in order to use them, ukraine has to somehow cooperate with its west and partners. and as long as the bite them especially bite and it doesn't allow to use them against targets inside russia and ukraine. cons do so present in 5 nicko in fact met with the u. k prime minister and kissed alma and uh, nonethele

the year 2007, as i have already said about it many times, is munich security conference, putin actually addressed the united states of america, putin addressed china, and actually invited them to let's sit down and divide the world. he. he does not need any fragments of a temporary shelter there or some other village in ukraine, he needs this exclusively in order to... sit down at this table for negotiations, he is trying to declare his own geopolitical positions precisely because of the war in ukraine, so we see how the issue of elections will develop, and here the most important thing is that the elections that will be held in the united states of america end so that they passed really peacefully and ended peacefully so that the losing candidate would accept the result of this election. commenting on trump's statements about his intentions to stop the war, zelensky said: "i feel that trump does not really know how to stop the war, even if he thinks he knows how. another person does not know how to stop the war, but what wants to be chancellor of peace, this federal chancellor is dumb.

at the munich security conference , putin actually addressed the united states of america, putin addressedna and actually invited them to sit down and divide the world. he, he doesn't need some scraps of time there, or some other village in ukraine, he needs this only in order to sit down at this table... he's trying precisely because of the war in ukraine, it is necessary to declare one's own geopolitical positions, so we will see how the issue of elections will develop, and the most important thing here is that the elections that will be held in the united states of america end, so that they pass really calmly and come to an end. calmly to the candidate.

the year 2007, as i have already said about it several times, was the munich security conference.in actually addressed the united states america, putin turned to china and actually invited them to sit down and divide the world, he, he does not need some fragments of a time ravine there, or some other village in ukraine, he needs this exclusively in order to sit at this table negotiations, he... is trying to declare his own geopolitical positions through the war in ukraine, so we will see how the issue of the elections will develop, and the most important thing here is that the elections that will be held in the united states of america end, that they pass really calmly and come to an end calmly to the candidate... who loses has accepted the results of this election. commenting on trump's statements about his intentions to end the war, zelensky said: i feel like trump doesn't really know how to stop the war, even if he thinks he does? another person who does not know how to stop the war, but who wants to be the chancellor of peace, is the federal chancellor of germany, olaf scholz,

by the way, from february 25, he will head the munich security conference.and stoltenberg's successor will be mark rute. all 32 nato member countries supported him as a candidate for this post. by the way, at first the decision was not unanimous. hungary was against such an appointment. and after rute promised budapest an official right not to participate in supporting the ukrainian army, hungary withdrew its objections. he is a convinced atlanticist, but not a puppet of the united states, when. circumstances are such that it is necessary to argue with the americans, he argues with them, therefore, in the person of rutte, russia gets a sufficiently competent, experienced, extremely unpleasant - opponent. it was rutte, while still prime minister of holland, who was the main engine of anti-russian sanctions until 2022, since 2022, he generally became the main coordinator of anti-russian policy, the previous place rut's work as the prime minister of the netherlands, back in 2014 he supported the introduction of european sanctions against russia, well , later he

the year 2007, i have already said about it several times, the munich security conference, putin actually addressed the united states of america, putin addressed china and actually invited them to sit down and divide the world. he, he doesn't need. the ruins of odyar or some other village in ukraine, he needs it exclusively in order to sit down at this table for negotiations, he is trying to declare his own geopolitical positions because of the war in ukraine, so we will see how the issue will develop elections and here the most important thing is that the elections that will be in the united states of america end, that they pass really peacefully and end peacefully, that the candidate who loses recognizes the results of these elections. commenting on trump's statements about his intentions to stop the war, zelenskyy said: i feel that trump doesn't really know how to stop the war, even if he thinks he... knows how, another person doesn't know how to stop the war, but what wants to be chancellor of peace, this is the federal chancellor of germany, olaf scholz, on the eve of his visit to ne

year, i remember very well how i and my colleagues personally raised this issue at the munich security conferencefebruary to the republican team, and then they sometimes did not tell us the answers. now it is already very open, they say that no, we will support ukraine, then we must continue this and not until and not to do any conflicts, i hope that... vance will change his mind, because it will be politically beneficial for him. it's interesting, so far vance is openly declaring that ukraine should abandon nato and freeze the war. elizaveta, the president intends to go to washington soon, to present the victory plan there to top officials. please tell me, do you know the details of this plan? the details are not known because the president says that he... promised that this information will remain between him and president biden for the time being, and therefore he cannot present all the details, but we know very well that a peace summit is being planned, the second one, and that we expect that there will be possible mediators, that there will be an international coalition in support of ukraine

he will do, and yesterday there was information that he could become the new head of the munich security conferencell , according to the publication poliiko, he can take this position in february 2025, until now this head was christoph heusgen. well, if so, then we wish jens stoltenberg luck in his new job, if it is his new job. well , i have everything for today this week, i will meet with you next week, don't switch, because there will be a lot of interesting things on espresso. this is a column about money during the war, i'm oleksandr morchivka with the most important news from the world of money, listen in the next few minutes. international reserves increased by almost 14% in august. currently, they amounted to 42 billion 300 million dollars, they reported to the national bank. they say growth from was due to significant amounts of income from international partners, in particular, this is money from the eu within the framework of the ukraine facility program and funds from the world the bank in fact, this week we see the reaction of the financial market to the state of gold and foreign reser

years after the us invaded iraq with its coalition of the willing food and spoke at the munich security conference. he took the united states and its allies to task over their policies. the bottom i can see and see that, you mean it wasn't worth list, is it is these new book but this uh yeah. okay. give me to go. but it's a google anybody yet? let me know what's the diploma? just give me something it does up with the some fox in the what is the fact that contact was maintained between moscow and brussels was very often seen as some kind of fav from nato towards russia. very near a couple of a r c, a pull would show us as the counselors almost exclusively considered a mechanism for exchanging information mugs, really but one which had no serious decision making functions you've got to you. and of course, with those 2 approaches were bound to clash sooner or later that you develop. i for the around the loop was not those little bit of salt mode. so we can still void show. but in a position yes, no publication depends a bit moves and there was no problem moisture at the ideally, nor them in the past

so, firstly, firstly, 2008 follows strictly after 2007, what will putin's speech at the munich security conference007 with, accordingly, yes... as they say, like a radish for a ruble, and those who were still there in 2004, along with the communists, there were nationalists and they did not let in those builders who were going to build an american base in the old crimea, that's a fact, everyone listened to them, no, no, they had to listen, because yushchenko's government was like that, you know, a fig leaf covering the supreme court's decision on the third round of the election campaign, and they had to kick out the americans then, yes, that's a historical fact, then you have to keep in mind that... it is a correction, please, 20 years ago, i just had an anniversary here, 20 years since my deportation from latvia, just before the deportation, it was september 1, and this is in relation to these words, it was september 1, 2004, a huge rally of russian parents for the preservation of russian schools, i spoke at that rally at the monument to the liberators, which has now been blown up, they were afra

. >> let's look at the munich security conference, for example i don't think it's appreciated by many americans just how essential her role was at that conference. >> widely seen as a. sign of confidence president biden assigned harris to lead the u.s. delegation at the influential munich security conferenence. three e yeyears i row,w, it was s an enormouous a of expxposure. >> i it's a a big deal a and i probably l learn more ababout globalal securitity with three intense days in munich i can get almost anywhere else. i can go. >> harris's first appearance in munich was in february of 2022. >> this is a dynamic situation and will require us to be in constant contact it was just days before president vladimir putin launched russia's illegal invasion into ukraine. it proved to be one of harris's most consequential meetings abroad it was the moment when president zelenskyy of ukraine was still really not taking seriously the idea of the eminence of a russian invasion. and kamala harris, good i was in sits down with him and presents to him. our intelligence in a one-on-one meeting and sa

we saw her speak at the munich security conference and at other international venuvenues. she understands what's going on. she understands that we have real enemies abroad, but in particular, we have indispensable allies as well, and we need to support them and work with them if we're to defeat russia certainly and the growing threat of china. it was really stark watching the debate the other day, and hearing the former president not be able to even cheer for ukraine, and that's a big issue for me, and certainly for all of europe who have spent a lot of time and blood and sweat and tears trying to help ukraine, you know, deal with this russian threat. we have to support and work with our allies, and she understands that. >> martha: both the harris and trump campaigns have recently been focusing and courting mormon voters in arizona. i know you're a member of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. they make up about 6% of your state's population. mitt romney is not endorsing harris. would your vote -- would your endorsement with those mormon voters make a differen

talking about the munich security conference and going over to work with zelenskyy, talking about therovided, dropping the name of tanks and missiles and answer the question of whether we want ukraine to win and support our allies or suck up to the dictators and tyrants of the world like orban and putin. so on both the policy matter but also the substance and demonstrating that she's ready to be commander-in-chief, just a plus on national security. i don't know else to say about him on national security. so i might just pivot to the january 6 question. which was another. >> oh, let me play it. that is good. let me play it though, first. here is -- we're going to pull that up and play it. let me add to the foreign policy thing, that when it came to afghanistan, which was something we knew he planned to attack her on. he didn't talk about afghanistan. he -- no one could confirm his taliban person name abdullah who he talked to. >> his friend. >> yeah. here is january 6. >> i was at the capitol on january 6. i was the vice president elect. i was also an acting senator. i was there. and o

and the deputy chairman of the munich security conference press conference, located right next to theshooting is said to have happened, reportedly told the munich documentation centre that the area had been cordoned off and staff were under lockdown, and he said that there was a loud bang at 9:10 am. this morning and at least a dozen shots were heard. those are the sounds of gunfire. you're hearing now, and that's some local footage taken by someone from their home of the original shooting by the police in that incident, about a dozen shots reported from someone who witnessed the incident. in that clip we've just played. it's a similar level of gunfire. now israel's foreign ministry said the consulate in munich was closed when the shooting occurred. no staff had been affected by the incident. police said that they have increased their presence in the city. this is germany's third biggest city, but they had no indication of incidents at any other locations or of any other suspects. but at this moment, the latest update we have from the police is that the suspicious person has been shot

a pact in 2009-10, a treaty on european security, in december twenty, but then they themselves said back in 2012 that it was impossible at the munich conference why? they justified that it was necessary or then to create a buffer of neutral states between russia and the european union, at that time it could have been. russia and the european union nato, and such a division, naturally, would require a major military conflict. therefore, the third point, the americans, you understand, what's the matter, although we say that no one wants a nuclear war, and i'm not sure that the americans don't want a limited military conflict in the east, there is no limited nuclear conflict, why do they think, who checked it firstly, they say, secondly, there is a limited chemical one, why limited nuclear. maybe specifically, the automatics are triggered, specifically, what are they counting on? they are counting on this, that we will give some kind of response to these strikes, well, for example, on bases in romania and poland, nato, after which they, for example, will break off diplomatic relations with some countries with us, and will happily destroy the un