jean marrazzo is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. w is the director of the national cancer institute and dr. nora volkow is the director of the national institute on drug abuse. thank you all for joining us today and i look forward to hearing from all of you. we will start with director bertagnolli . you may deliver your opening remarks. >> chair baldwin, ranking member capital and distinguished members of the committee, it is an honor to testify before you today concerning our fiscal year 25 budget request. let me start by sincerely thanking you for the funding you provided to nih in fiscal year 24. every state receives a share of nih investment, each year nih awards over 60,000 grants supporting more than 300,000 researchers at more than 2500 institutions. we are proud to continue -- contribute to nationwide innovation in biomedical research and support the next generation of researchers who will meet the challenges of the future. nih is guided by the principle that our work is not finished when we deliver scientific discoveries. ou

[captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of representatives.] even secretary blinken stated, and i quote, where we are now is not a good place. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote, the yeas are 208, the nays are 195. the previous question is adopted. the question is on adoption of the resolution. those in favor, say aye. those opposed, no. in the opinion of the chair, the ayes have it. for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts rise snr. mr. mcgovern: we request a recorded vote. the speaker pro tempore: a reported vote has been requested. this is a five-minute vote. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. any use of the closed-captioned coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. ho

this is a success story for the national institutes of health. it has had its ups and downs in even areas. next week, 6000 blue flags will be placed on the national mall. each flag bearing the name of a grandparent, parent, spouse or friend battling als. one of those will bear the name of my friend, brian wallick, who was active in the white house under president obama. his wife, sandra, a true, courageous individual, used to work on my staff as a press secretary. of course, they have two little daughters. they have been battling als for years,s, with some limited success. i know you have her -- you never want to say that word around als. dr. collins called me and said, we have come to the conclusion we are heading in the wrong direction with our research and als. we are just not coming up with anything after years and years of effort. what is the status of efforts today on research on als? >> thank you so much, senator durbin. let me just say, this is a tragic, tragic disease, and we are approaching it with a greatr sense of urgency. what has hap

>> i would not characterize it the way you did, the national institute of health through a sub award to the institute of virology funded research on the surveillance of and the possibility of emerging infections. i would not characterize it as dangerous gain of function research, i already testified to that effect a couple of times.>> so you are saying no?>> i'm saying no because i have said no multiple times. >> thank you, in the 2024 testimony, the nih deputy director said, i can tell you that the failure of the wuhan institute of virology to provide us with the data that we requested and the lab notebooks that we requested certainly impeded our ability to understand what was really going on with the experiments that we have been discussing this morning. my question to you, if the nih didn't inspect the wuhan institute of virology and nih didn't receive the lab books and data from china and the required reports from eco- health alliance were not submitted, in fact they relate to, how can you definitively say that the nih did not fund the dangerous gain of function research? >> i go

national park service alone is cut by $210 million. this cut will mean fewer park ranges to protect the parks' natural resources and negatively impact on the visitor experience. funding for cultural institutions such as the smithsonian and national gallery of art are reduced and the smithsonian may be forced to reduce the number of hours or days each week that the museums are open to the public. when our constituents bring our families to see our nation's capital, all members expect to have access but this bill could take that away. the arts have an incredible value as a positive tool for economic development, education and community building. and i will strenuously these cuts in the final spending agreement. there are areas of bipartisanship, though. and i want to commend chairman simpson's work on wildland fire. the bill includes authorizing language and funding necessary for the administration to carry out its permanent pay reforms for federal wild land firefighters. this is something we agree on and i am pleased the bill addresses this important issue. i am proud of our work to address treaty and trust obligations on a bipartisan basis. unfortunately though once again, house republicans h

cabinet announced so many measures that literally would completely undermine the palestinian national institutionsbout hamas being part of... to the contrary. he just doesn't want to see any resemblance of palestinian national independence... i guess what... ..which is represented by the palestinian national institutions — that's the plo — and the palestinian government. i guess what we all see right now is that if one looks at independent opinion polls conducted by palestinians inside the palestinian territories, we see that the palestinian authority is sinking in terms of its popularity, its approval ratings, its credibility amongst palestinian people, and we see that hamas is much more popular. you guys, right now, are seen as, frankly, by many palestinians as collaborators with israel. that's not accurate. what is really accurate, what is really unpopular, stephen, is the peace process, is diplomacy, is compromise and concessions. i cannot blame our people because we have championed the plo, has championed the peace process over the course of 30 years. and this peace process has become israel'

oleksiy, oleksiy yezhak, an analyst of the national institute of strategic studies was with us, we talkedna and the visit of the head of our foreign ministry there, as well as about the speech of joseph biden, in which he explained why he decided to... complete his the presidency and withdraw from the election race, let 's take a short break, come back, then we will talk about the birth rate in ukraine, which is falling catastrophically, and what to do about it, today is the world day of assisted reproductive technologies, will they help restore the population in ukraine, this will be discussed later. there are discounts available. in pharmacies, travel stores, stores and savings banks. if you want to update your home clothes, but the prices in stores are exorbitant, order a luxurious countess robe from rozpak tv. korean fabric-oil with a noble sheen, thoughtful cut and a very nice price, only from uah 399. in ordinary stores, robes cost at least uah 100, and we offer you a luxurious robe of premium quality from only uah 399. order now. countess robe is a solution for for any occasion, fo

will talk on our air with alina hrytsenko, phd in political science, chief consultant of the national institute for strategic studies, so mrs. alina, congratulations. you, good evening, and let's talk about this visit to render fashion, fashion to kyiv, please tell me if the results of this visit to kyiv, to moscow, what i'm talking about, to moscow, if the results of this visit are summarized, well, yes, i haven’t reached kyiv yet, unfortunately, on a rendromody, and as for what is lost, well, let’s hope, in fact, and as for the results of the visit to moscow, then... in principle, modi managed to achieve all the tasks that he had to implement all the tasks that he set before himself, the main one of them was to agree with putin regarding the citizens of india who were fraudulently recruited into the russian army and sent to the war against ukraine, modi managed to agree with putin that all all indian citizens who had already been recruited were sent home. the second the task was to continue bilateral cooperation in the field of energy, since in india the construction of the country's largest

election campaign, andriy vasylovskyi joins us exceptionally, ambassador, adviser to the director national institute of strategic studies, and let's talk, actually, what will this turn bring us, mr. andriy, congratulations, good morning, how did you take this news? took her with a certain relief, it was a pity to look at the clearly different physical capabilities of two people, and accordingly there was a certain feeling of pity for the representative of the democratic party, because how the cameras did not try not to record his weaknesses in this. it was impossible not to do this, ugh, and ee this physical external weakness, it also affects everyone in other actions, a person who feels his weakness does not risk thinking, does not risk saying, does not risk doing something that he would do if he, as his body completely obeyed him, so from this point of view it is a very good moment, and it's also very... good that, by taking such a risky step, the democratic party has shown that it is capable, that it is fresh, flexible, not rigid, it is capable of non-standard solutions, and perhaps this will ser

alina, alina hrytsenko, the chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, was in touchh us. oh, i remember, you see, although they say that our memory weakens with age, but i am attentive and remember everything, we take the memo effect from dr. tice and feel the difference. the active substances of memo effect improve the functioning of the nervous system and contribute to the normalization of mental activity. memo effect from dr. tice improves memory and attention, helps to think. represent the only discounts on magnesium 10% in travel pharmacies for you and savings. in the latest edition of the magazine ukraine. interview with eustratius zorya about challenges for the ukrainian church. the problem of the institution of reputation in our society on the example of mykola tyshchenko. in the article by viktor boberenko. lada vvedenska about the difficulties and challenges of military medics. the country is always at the forefront. search for at the points of sale of the press or pre-pay online tingling numbness bothers you complex dolgit antinevro helps in normalizing th

2002 to 2005, representative of ukraine to the eu, 80th year council member, director of the national instituteor strategic studies, good health, cities and acquaintance, mr. andriy vasylovskyi, thank you for joining us, thank you, and good, good evening, mr. mykola. good health, mr. andrii, look, i'm talking about africa, not so much about sudan and egypt, well , we will return to the horn of africa, and this is what it means, burkina faso, mali, niger created a confederation, what, what, what these, what they want, these people , that what they need, that they threw out the french, as far as i understand, and invited the russians, and made a confederation, and now they are asking russia. weapons, is it something serious, or as always, changeable, as is often the case in africa? please, mr. andriy, it is changing, it is a process, it did not start yesterday, it started several years ago, seriously, great, but it has been moving for the last 10 years, at least that part of what was called the french west. africa, or from the west, further to equatorial africa, is a huge massif, perhaps a third

oleksandr yezhak, analyst of the national institute of strategic studies, is in touch with our studio. oleksandr, we congratulate you. alexei i congratulate you. sorry. mr. oleksiy, what about you, please? let's start now with one stubborn uncle. it affects, including, global big politics. and the chinese, in particular, i am talking about the fact that stubborn orbán started this morning with what he said, and what do you want to do with me, and i will continue my peace mission, this is his peace mission, this is such a game, something at the crossroads between the russian formula of peace, and retirement is also some things, he is, what should end this orban mission and... his shuttle diplomacy between putin and sindzenpin? well, i think it will end in nothing, and it is loud, but to exaggerate the role of orbán international, i it seems not necessary. yes, yes, he found such a niche, where there is simply no one, people who simultaneously communicate with trump, and with siedenpin, and with putin, even erdogan did not have such... and the roman pope will not do such a thing, well,

head of the department of methodological support for science and mathematics education of the national institute in case of controversial situations, it is she who will decide whose side is right. ekaterina, hello. hello, vasya. hello guys. good afternoon guys, we are glad to welcome you to our playground, and before we start playing, before i start asking questions, and you, nervous to answer them, i suggest you support each other with applause, right now in the teachers' room, everyone is in a wonderful mood, we are all waiting for the game to start, guys, good luck to everyone, make this the best game. vasya, let's start the first round. we are starting the first round, but first let's get acquainted with its rules. in the first round, players are asked 12 multiple-choice questions, yes or no, of which only one is correct. the choice must be made in 7 seconds, each correct answer brings the participant one point, eight players, those with the most points advance to the second round. first question of the first round: pay attention to the screen: is the transcription of the word written correc

ivan, thank you, ivan us, candidate of economic sciences, chief consultant of the national institutestudies, was with us, we talked about the economy, russian and ukrainian, dear friends, thank you for being with we thank you for the 38,000 that were donated today, it is certainly not 47,000, as i had hoped that we would come out at least today. at that mark, yes, to keep the pace we've been building this week. in general, during this week we collected for assembly for three brigades, for drones and for repsystems 226,000 and something there, 300 or so hryvnias are out of the 3.5 million we need, now pay attention to the screens, quickly scan while we show this qr code, and who hasn't managed to do it this week, boo. will be your share in those drones and those rap systems, the guys will be grateful to you for adding to this collection, well, in addition to the 226,301 hryvnias that we have already collected, these are the first two hundred, we are already starting to collect the third for this collection, even this week you also donated 80 00 for the previous two other collections,

during your 39 years at the helm of america's leading health research institute, a national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, you tackle some of the most serious health threats including aids, zika, a bola, sars-cov-2 on and covid-19. your leadership and service to republican and democratic administrations and all americans saved countless lives and resources. we owe you a debt of gratitude. while the evidence today points to covid-19 having originated from an animal market in china, the chinese, his party has blocked access to important information that could help confirm the origin of the virus. this committee should be doing more to fight for those answers, but instead is wasted significant time and taxpayer money fueling conspiracy theories and ignoring the importance of preparing for the next deadly pandemic. some gop members falsely claim you thickly broke into cia headquarters and the worst . others claim you committed crimes. america's adversaries like china, russia and iran love it when americans are divided and distracted. it provided fertile ground for the sprea

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anthony fauci is the former director of the national institute of allergy and in excess -- infectious diseases. he was asked about the rollout of the vaccine, the effectiveness of public health guidelines and the suspected origins of the virus, this oversight hearing was held by the house select a subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic. it runs about 3 1/2 hours. on the coronavirus pandemic. it runs about three and a half hours. [inaudible conversations] >> my grandmother is dead because of you. >> trader. [inaudible] >> the select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic will come to order. i want to welcome everyone this morning. pursuant to committee on oversight and accountability rule 7b, members of the >>> the select subcommittee on the coronavirus pandemic will come to order, i want to welcome everyone this morning. pursuant to committee on oversight and accountability roll 7d, members of the committee may participate in today's select subcommittee for purposes of questions. the chairman and ranking members, subcommittee on oversight conditions, they are permitted to particip

this national document was first prepared with the cooperation of the institutions. e are many devices on the table, each device knows what to do in the field of artificial intelligence, in addition, finally , those things that are here in the national measures, especially in the written national measures, the subject of understanding is the subject of understanding. some of these national measures are clearly not related to one device. for the first time, all the independent national institutions are required to make their own road map for the implementation of this document . the national steering council of artificial intelligence, which is seen in the mechanisms, approves the article of the week of the document and these programs that the various institutions that are part of it all. ministry of housing, this program should be in coherence with each other in a council that this council is defined as a path for this matter and to reach this position . what steps do you see? i think that first we must be determined that although we are delaying the approval of the n

this national document was first prepared with the cooperation of the institutions. vice knows what to do in the field of artificial intelligence after all, those things that are written here in national measures, especially in national measures, are subject to understanding, subject to understanding. some of these national measures are clearly not related to one device . mr. ameli also said correctly , perhaps for the first time that all independent national institutions are required to take their own road map for the implementation of this document, they should approve the national steering council of artificial intelligence, which is seen in the mechanism, article 7 of the document, and this programs that different devices that part from that, all ministries of housing, this program should be approved in coherence with each other in a council, which basically gives a single spirit to these programs and these roadmaps, so very good, very good mr. dr. ameli 1412 iran should be one of the 10 countries. being superior and a leader in the field of artificial intelligenc

fauci, did the national institute of health fund the potentially dangerous, enhanced potential pandemic pathogens, gain of function, research at the wuhan institute of virology? >> i would not characterize it the way you did. the national institutes of health through a sub award to the wuhan institute of virology, funded research on the surveillance of and the possibility of emerging infections. i would not characterize it as dangerous gain of function research. i have already testified to that effect a couple of times. >> so, you're saying no, correct? in his main 16th -- in his main 16th 2024 testimony, the nih deputy director said, and i quote, "i can tell you that the failure of the wuhan institute n of virology to provide us with the data that we requested and the lab notebooks that we requested, certainly impeded our ability to understand what was really going on with the experiments that we have been discussing this morning. my question to you, dr. fauci, if the nih didn't inspect the wuhan institute of virology, and nih didn't receive the lab books and data from china and the re

the national institute of memory of poland counted at least 100,000 killed compatriots, while the lossesall the event a double genocide. however, for poland this is the case. the rebel army killed the poles. a cross is carved into the eagle’s chest, in its empty place is a child impaled on a trident, and at the base is a family burning in fire. well, more about the monument to the victims of the volyn massacre, about how difficult it was to install it. report by natalia solovyova. this monument was called shocking, creepy and provocative even at the sketch stage. for several years, the polish authorities did not allow it to be installed, recognizing that a young child was impaled on... the heads of poles were cut off around the perimeter, an eagle in the center of which was carved out a cross, impaled on sticks, the inscriptions on the monument indicate the places of villages destroyed by ukrainian nationalists. the volyn massacre, the victims of which were men, women, old people and children, is one of the darkest pages history of poland. according to various sources, from 100 to 130 th

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and so how did the american team lead by the director of the national institute of health doctor anthony felt she put into place a policy that had such a devastating results and do recent revelations by doctor proud to reveal he knowingly lied in his public statements to justify his actions. let us bring in our guests to discuss. we have the most part has to be steve laws burg show. and steve of runaway, who is the host of the heartland journal, and carter clues president of the constitutional rights pack. thank you so much for joining me on this. i want to start with you. i'm going to go with steve at bromwoods on this one. i wanna start with these origin. now the original story was about a back in a web marketing. china sort of ran, paul called this a lie almost immediately impressed dr. patchy and other members of the scientific community about the origin. and if united states had anything to do with the creation of the virus, do you believe that the national health institute and the world health organization, purposely withheld and lied about cobit and other dana function research? a

[captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org. >> ukrainian president and nato secretary general spoke about support for ukraine during a news conference at the nato conference. the unanimous support for ukraine through the ukrainian compact and recent agreements constitute a bridge for nato membership for ukraine. >> good afternoon, president zelenskyy, and great to see you again and welcome to the nato summit. always a pleasure but we meet up nato summit where we are so eager to demonstrate strong support to you and people of ukraine. >> with a command of personnel working at the nato headquarters in germany and hubs in the eastern part of our alliance. this will enhance nato's self-defense. second, a financial pledge. nato allies a baseline of 40 billion euros for ukraine within the next year and sustain our support for ukraine to prevail. third, there are more immediate interim support to ukraine. over the past days and pledged additional military ai

the national institutes of health, among others. i think we need to take a step back and re-evaluate whether arming the bureaucracy is the best way to ensure our laws are enforced. federal agencies should be able to demonstrate their need for armed personnel and absent such a demonstration should rely on and partner with local, state, or federal law enforcement when there is a need for armed protection. critics may claim my amendment would put the e.p.a. personnel at risk of harm. they would be wrong. my amendment does not prohibit the e.p.a. from using funds to provide security for its personnel or property. it does not prohibit training of e.p.a. security or law enforcement personnel, either. my amendment would prohibit funding for the e.p.a.'s armed and militarized agents who have a history of intimidating americans by conducting aggressive raids and begin to address the troubling trend of militarization in our federal agencies. i urge my colleagues to support my amendment. i reserve. the chair: the gentleman refreshes. for what

do you believe that the national health institute and the world health organization, purposely withheld and lied about cobit and other dana function research? and i lived one miles from ground, 0 the nursing home in kirkland, washington, and soc slomo and other governors put elderly in homes to make it worse and get the numbers up. so yeah, i call him mr file to you because i agree with marjorie taylor green. he should lose his license and worse. he has a new book out called on call taking no responsibility for his emails that tell us exactly what you just said. he knew about this decades ago, and, you know, i doubt he brags about all the royalty you see, and a scientist collected. but instead put the blame on trump for everything, even though he'd been signing off on money for dana function research long before trump was even elected. and his wife was the chief ethicist officer at and i so allow that all like bonnie and clyde, sorry to say center or from kentucky, rand paul was on to him. they just told josh holly it came from a web market. still, these are evil people, and then of cou

>> i think my title is senior adviser to the director of national institute for allergy and infectious disease.>> and how long have you worked for dr. fauci? >> 26 years.>> and you would consider him a personal friend?>> no, he is a colleague, tony is a very private guy, i have never gone out with him to have a beer. >> okay, and your statement today still is that you did not intend to avoid foia in spite of the several emails we have saying otherwise, is that correct?>> i think it is correct but there are some elements of this that i don't think are understood.>> you just said you had no official business on your gmail account, is that correct?>> i tried to make sure i never did business.>> that is not what you said a few minutes ago, you said you never did. here is an email from peter to you, attached is a single sheet of bullets explaining why he was wrong and hopefully convincing folks that nih to stop criticizing the eha reporting compliance. please don't share this yet, we will get that by tuesday hopefully. he replied, peter this is an excellent draft. and i said thanks for the

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the national institute of geophysics and volcanology of italy continues to monitor the situation andes that there is no danger yet for the settlements closest to the volcano. now let's talk about the weather in our country, the heat in the south is reaching its peak. the day before, in some cities it was +40 in the shade, but today the zone extreme heat will expand. we’ll find out all the details from our meteorologist ekaterina grigorova, she’s joining me. katya, greetings. well, amid the heat, local power outages began to occur. well, it’s clear that at night without air conditioning and fans, i think it’s impossible. what are the forecasts? in general , it’s really very difficult, actually at night. today i just want to give an example: in yalta the minimum temperature was almost 31°, without air conditioning it is very difficult, well, there will be hope for a slight decrease in the heat. now about everything i'll tell you in detail. judging by the following images, in hot weather a fire can occur even inside a car. in this case, the role of the lens was played by a plastic mount

let's get more from the program director of the national institute for government, nick davis. for your patience. trying to understand the disparity in the figures. is there discretionary spending for a government that would not be included in a no vr assessnt ahead of an election? >> i think this is one of the big questions. that was ritual reeves charge that the previous conservative government had not been completely honest and upfront, that was something the shadow chancellor jeremy hunt rejected, but the oh vr has launched a review of the information was provided in the spring ahead of the budget and is going to report in october. but it certainlyoes seem there was a fairly chunky line items that we didn't previously know about. christian: she says they were already spending money this year that they have no ability to pay for which they hid from the country, they had exhausted the reserve and they knew it. but how much detail of that with the permanent secretary to the treasury no? as jeremy hunt said today, she was granted access to the secretary ahead of the election. >

try adjusting china and the breakdown if it's a national institutions by the w t o is going to lead to the firewall. um, yeah, the brakes running but started off as a goldman sachs marketing slogan it was that adopted by the latest with as country . it's not play to me, they haven't had a lot to come in. i was india and i'm showing that richard fiscal arrivals. so maximize the export isn't sounded promising influences some as a reader said, i have tried to tries to the west as well as twice to china. authors are clearly in a and t less than i can. he could let me see the choice between them all that's significant. and in any case they are only um, you know, a small number of countries in a very large quote. so i skipped smoothly with the brakes itself. okay. um, in terms of a full with the international institutions. um we, i think that sure um is probably the was the most successful institution. oh um the old well daughter it was crisis on our way for much actual different position. there was a huge success of printing china in, in 2001. and since the, basically it's ground uh to a st

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try adjusting china and the breakdown if it's a national institutions, like the top tier is going to lead to the firewall. um, yeah, the brakes running but started off as a goldman sachs marketing slogan. it was that adopted by the latest across country . it's not clear to me, they haven't had a lot to cover. you know, india and china are cheapest for real life. it was some commodity exports isn't solid, commodity influences some, as a reader said, i have tried to twice to the west as well as twice to china. authors are clearly in a n t less than i can. you can only see the choice between them. all that's significant, and in any case, they're only um, you know, a small number of countries in a very large world. so i skipped smoothly with the brakes itself. okay. in terms of a form of the international institutions we, i think the be sure is probably the was the most successful institution, all feel well daughter. it was crisis underway for much actual different eyes ation . there was a huge success of printing china in, in 2001. and since the, basically it's ground uh to a standstill

so i am delighted that great british energy our new national institution will be partnering with theartnering with the crown estate. i am really pleased _ the crown estate. i am really pleased that we can make that announcement today and that dan is here from _ announcement today and that dan is here from the crown estate. this partnership will deliver and it will detiver— partnership will deliver and it will deliver big, and the one hand, great british— deliver big, and the one hand, great british energy at the heart of our industriat— british energy at the heart of our industrial policy with its own resources and {8.3 billion to invest in technologies of the feature. floating — in technologies of the feature. floating wind, tidal power, nuclear and clean — floating wind, tidal power, nuclear and clean power projects across the uk and _ and clean power projects across the uk and on _ and clean power projects across the uk and on the other hand, the expertise _ uk and on the other hand, the expertise of the crown estate. their ownership _ expertise of the crown estate. their ownershi

alina, alina hrytsenko, the chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, was in touch with us. greetings to everyone aleikum, this is the beraber together program in ukrainian, a joint project of the crimean tatar tv channel atr and the espresso tv channel, i am andriy yanitskyi, and today i will host this program myself, my co-host gulsum khalilova, today is in poland, in the sejm, where the sejm is supposed to recognize the crimean tatar genocide of the crimean tatar people by russian russia, still by the soviet union in the 44th year. you to keep you informed about it, but let's start traditionally with a call to subscribe to the atp and espresso youtube channels, like, comment on this episode, because that's how youtube works, if you watch us on youtube and want others to watch us, please do these actions, and i encourage you to transfer money as well, if you see a qr code on your screen during the program for transferring funds, transfer it to... noman chilibikhan omba, this is an army unit that is specifically aimed at releasing crimea, which has set itself the g

this new partnership sees one of our oldest national institutions partnering with our newest to produce body, great british energy, the pecan estate, allows an that beyond one term or one government to skew it energy sources for the benefit of the nation. it's all speeding up the energy of the power, but it has supply chains and creating jobs. the billions of capitalisations of great pitches energy will help to unlock tens of billions more. we are under no illusions about the scale of the challenges that we have inherited from energy security to the climate crisis. all what it would take to deliver our long—term plan for this country, but in our first weeks, we have shown that this is a government that will act equal to the urgency of our nation's challenges. , this will fulfil the mandate for change the british people gave us. now, it is our enormous privilege to introduce my friend, the prime minister said keir starmer. thank you, ed., thank you susan. is a fantastic_ thank you, ed., thank you susan. is a fantastic introduction. it is really— a fantastic introduction. it is really her

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and now we are joined by oleksiy yizhak, an expert of the national institute of strategic studies.. oleksiy, i congratulate you, i am glad to see and hear you on the espresso channel. in return, i congratulate you. well, actually we know that the invitation to join us. then our state will definitely not get it this time, but the diplomats came up with the following approach: a bridge to membership, with which the ukrainian side, and even more so the white house, apparently agreed. how can you evaluate this decision of the alliance regarding of ukraine, er, and what was the main reason for such, such wording, whether it was the corruption that was mentioned there, or the fact that in fact the country... nato and the usa do not know how to provide security guarantees to a country that is currently at war with the russian federation. what are your assessments of this situation? well, if it is practical, legally, then in order for ukraine to receive an invitation, it is necessary for this summit to have an agreed protocol on accession, that is, a one- page text where it is written, in