, in the new united europe, and under them , at some point, this europe will unite, this is such, you know, a terrible story when... no one can fill them, and at the same time they ask: you want to spend another 375 million euros on strengthening the existing wall, spend another 2.5 billion euros on building a new wall, that is, you allocate money for this, you cannot compensate us for these losses, why is this so, because euro-atlantic solidarity is paramount their own entrepreneurs, that’s a simple point, too... russia, china, even with china, they managed to take care of the rights of the uyghurs, poor lithuanians, let them look at their slavic-speaking population in the vilna region, by the way, in two regions, this one won, which areas? soleshchinsky and svintyansky districts, where the overwhelming majority of the population is the slavic-speaking population, half-poles, half-belarusians, half-russians, that is, this is also a wake-up call for them, let them take care of the rights of the slavic-speaking population in lithuania, this result is not sovereignty, not independence,

they rebuilt a new europe together. there was first a great reconciliation among those who had been enemies. all of whom had suffered so the united states did its part creating the marshall plan to help rebuild our allies and our former enemies. the marshall plan led to the atlantic alliance, a great alliance that serves to this day as our shield for freedom, for prosperity, and for peace. in spite of our great efforts and successes, not all that followed the end of the wa happy or planned. some liberated countries were lost. the great sadness of this loss echoes down to our own time in the streets of warsaw, prague and east berlin. the soviet troops that came to the center of this continent did not leave when peace came. they are still there, uninvited and unwanted, unyielding. almost 40 years after the war, because of this, allied forces stand on this continent. today,40 our armies are here for only one purpose to protect and defend democracy. the only territories we hold are memorials like this one, and graveyards wh

we signed the charter of paris for a new europe, all this is written there. basically.e something like this. why didn't we do this and come close to nuclear war for the sake of what we could it was easy to resolve diplomatically. that's what's scary. could you say that vladimir putin is a demonized villain for all media politicians in the west. at the moment, the most rational person in this entire cabinet of superpowers among the heads of state who are now. to the border of russia and to the black sea, and therefore in georgia. and this is his goal, which is the overwhelming majority of the so-called global south. her party is still very confidently in the lead, and yes, the votes were divided between old europe and new europe, and precisely due to these classic manipulations of stuffing various ultra-countries into the european union, the majority are still with those who are for the war, but still, what you need to pay attention to, and well , first of all, i still want to say that khrupola’s name is... tino, tino , not like, tino, but that is, our editors just made

the new europe, france, which included supporters and included.s of emmanuel macron were the third pillar in the european parliament, which has ruled for the past 5 years, with 14% of seats in the eu legislature, on sunday, but the alliance lost seats not only in france, but also in spain, romania, denmark and estonia , in fact, now this force is reducing its power in the european parliament, according to updated data, having received only 80 seats, in turn, the right wing has strengthened its influence, in italy, for example, george meloni has secured the support... lon, european bureau of vgtrk, brussels, belgium. the kremlin closely monitored the elections to the european parliament, presidential press secretary dmitry peskov said. indeed, the majority will be pro-european and pro-ukrainian, we see this, however, the future composition of the european parliament remains to be analyzed, but we also see dynamics to increase the popularity of right-wing parties. this dynamic is visible to the naked eye, of course, despite the fact that... for now

other foreign media, including germany's davichole and russia's ryano novosti, euro news europe , published pictures of polling booths in our country. france 24, in connection with its correspondent in iran , learned about the presence of people at the voting booths. algerian arabic language media. al-ahed al-manar al-masira and al-mayadin each covered the presence of people at the polling booths in their exclusive video reports. the news of iran's elections was reflected in dozens of television channels, websites and other written media in different parts of the world. sanazo khoni of sed and sima news agency. and we are in contact with mr. ghasemzadeh , a reporter of sada vasima news agency in london, to report on how the 14th presidential election will be held in england. mr. ghasemzadeh, hello , good time for the election process in england. as we had in the news, it seems that there was a series of disruptions in the election process, please explain this to the viewers. republic to appoint the ninth president of iran at the same time as the 34th voting area in different places. the wor

party are still very confidently in the lead, and yes, the votes of old europe are divided. and new europehese classic manipulations of stuffing different ultra-countries into the european union, the majority is still with those who are for the war, but still, what needs to be paid attention to, well , first of all, i still want to say that khrupala’s name is tino, tino, not tippo, tino, but that is, our editors simply made a typo, yes, that’s understandable. well, as for the german democratic republic, what the bolsheviks have been talking about for so long or about for so long has finally come true, this is really an indicator, because it is an indicator not how people voted, this is an indicator that that united germany, to which we have been telling for so long and so much that it has united, it has not united, now... we just really saw it, that this is a unification, which was in a certain sense artificial, it did not achieve its goal, and i completely agree that there is no need to clap your hands, jump on the spot, shout joyfully, it has finally happened, nothing has happened yet, w

other foreign media, including germany's deutsche welle and russia's ryannews, euro news europe , published pictures of akhz rai headquarters in our country. france 24, in connection with its correspondent in iran , learned about the presence of people at the ballot boxes. al-jazeera, al-hadath, al-ahed, manar al-masira and al-mayadin arabic media each have their own video report of the presence of the people of pai. they covered the ballot boxes. iranian election news on dozens of tv channels. the tense and insulting debate of biden and trump, the two candidates for the us presidential election , biden's comments on trump's inability to confront iran's missile power in targeting the american base at ain al-aswad. this debate was held in a situation where palestinian supporters gathered outside the debate venue and chanted slogans to end support for tel aviv. in front of the venue of the first debate between biden and trump and supporters who do not hold the photo of either candidate. supporters of palestine. democrat biden and republican trump on important matters trump said that we are fa

the new europe, france, which included supporters, included supporters of emmanuel macron was. lost seatsin france, but also in spain, romania, denmark and estonia, in fact, now this force is reducing its power in the european parliament, according to updated data, having received only 80 seats, in turn, the right wing has strengthened its influence in italy , for example, giorgia miloni secured the support of more than a quarter. europe with the strongest government of all. this hasn't happened in the past, but this happening today. it brings satisfaction and also great responsibility. we must be aware of this responsibility. the two right-wing factions of the european parliament, european conservatives and reformists, as well as identities and democracy, have increased their influence and at the same time triumphant in germany, an alternative for germany, a supporter of the hungarian prime minister viktor orbán, a victory in belgium flams-belang, the polish confederation, the bulgarian party . if we manage to agree among ourselves that for now, mathematically, if all right-wing forces l

philip trofimov, evgeny kirilenko, konstantin berzorov, news. europens to the eu parliament is coming to an end, and the main intrigue is whether there will be a political turn towards the right? well, we will learn the first results this evening, but what about the europeans themselves, what do they expect, what do they hope for? watch a special report by regina sevastova in a few minutes, well, now a report on the government’s work in the past week. mikhail mishustin paid a working visit to the republic of belarus and took part in a meeting of the eurasian intergovernmental council. the focus was on a wide range of issues of deepening eurasian economic integration. separately, council participants discussed the development of transport infrastructure and the topic of customs and tariff regulation. formation of modern ones. eurasian routes, of course, will help us ensure the sustainability of production and logistics chains, and the consequence is to speed up the delivery of goods, simplify the conditions for doing business, we count on strengthening

news. our europe editor katya adler is with me.en here over the past few days, talk peace, not war, is what several of them have said and those words resonate with a generation that fought to liberate europe. the? that fought to liberate europe. they sacrificed so — that fought to liberate europe. they sacrificed so much _ that fought to liberate europe. they sacrificed so much for _ that fought to liberate europe. tie: sacrificed so much for that piece and in order to keep the peace after the end of the second world war the allies set out a new role —based order, so we saw the birth of the united nations, of nato, the transatlantic military alliance to guarantee europe's safety, the eu was born out of the ashes of the second world war to try and bring germany back into the fold and of course we saw chancellor olaf scholz here at the commemoration, the d—day commemorations today, but for a rule—based order to work you have to have people following the rules and russia and china don't like them. they say they were designed by the we

i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news europe taking notes on that diy ice, whatever it takes. all right.hanks, rob. >> meanwhile, in the north bay, temperatures near triple digits in napa today. look at that sun. some folks actually soaked it up while others opted for the shade. >> morning into are watering. and when the sun hits a temperature goes up, we go inside out of the sun and we're a nice wide brim hat plenty of water. >> when it's hot out, doctors recommend drinking that water but avoiding things like caffeine and. they also encourage people to get that sunscreen on and then reapply. if you're going to be out throughout the day and stay with kron 4 whenever for this heatwave coverage as it moves through the bay, not just this one, but through the summer scan the qr code on the screen. you'll be taken to the weather section of our website where you'll find the 7 day forecast. current conditions and a peek at tomorrow's temps. >> fire crews remain on the scene of monday's devastating. a 2 alarm fire that destroyed affordable housing complex. that was under construction in unincorp

now on bbc news, europe votes 202a. the european union. a50 million people in 27 countries.president! uniting nations, languages, cultures and economies into the world's biggest trading bloc, and a hugely important political voice on the global stage. but it has its problems, and among its members there are very different opinions. this weekend, citizens across the bloc will elect members of the european parliament. who will shape the eu as it faces defining challenges. so what are the issues driving this election? and what's foremost in people's minds as they head to the ballot boxes? welcome to europe votes 202a. hello and welcome from sunny lisbon, where we are coming to you from today. i'm mark lowen, one of the bbc�*s europe correspondents. and over the course of this programme, we will bring new reports from across the continent as the election gets under way. but first, what is it all about? elections to the european parliament take place every five years. it is the only directly elected institution of the european union, shaping the bloc�*s policies, legislation and

ready leading to a higher price for goods and services, a cross value sector in new europe and that inevitably led to a shop and inflation that is hitting code of your pushing or the consumer prices to a very high prices today that is caused by our own sanctions on russia just a 5 months before the us presidential election. the biden administration has been a circling the wagons. i don't mean to 9 wise foot allegation of that is going seen . um it says quote, ship fake reviews are at the root of those claims. all 2 states we need as well on the story. we've all seen the footage of us president joe biden, a file oxygen evian, whose gas and blonde is on the wells stage, have made him a lot of things stalk closer and blames you directly. what's your response to that, sir? the you know last so you know, so long as the night, but now the white house has hit barked st. videos of paving to show the bottom freezing or wondering what for his own, being manipulated to undermine him. ahead of november's presidential election, washington has an even cooling, didn't you? phrase for the footage, cheap sites

managed to redraw the map of europe in such a way that prussia became the recognized leader among the german states, and the loser austria was removed from german affairs. a newn confederation, arose in central europe. but bismarck wanted more. having made peace with '. he provoked a war with france and for this purpose ensured the neutrality of russia in order to take away from france the rhine regions inhabited by the germans and unite everything into a single state, what did he soon do , the german empire appeared? on june 17, 1953 , there was a workers' uprising in the gdr, which went down in history as the marmalade riot. on that day a general strike began in berlin, caused by the economic crisis. the uprising quickly became nationwide, and demonstrations against communist power began. the youth tore the red flag from the brandenburg gate and tore it to pieces. soviet tanks stationed in the country helped put down the riot, killing about 50 people. east german authorities declared the unrest the result of foreign intervention. the expression marmalade riot itself appeared due to an incorrect translation. among other things, prices for preserves and marma

you're watching the context on bbc news. europee is "frustrated" that the club's successes on the pitch are invariably accompanied by a mention of the 115 premier league charges they face for breaching spending rules — charges which they deny. yesterday, it emerged that city are actually taking legal action against the premier league over its commercial rules. giving an in—house interview before their legal challenge became public, the city chairman was asked about the alleged 115 breaches. he said: malcolm clarke — chair of the football supporters association — thinks the lesson from what's happening with manchester city renews the need for a regulator, and he thinks football needs it as soon as possible.

it's not new in europe. obviously it's, it's been a very emotional issue for, for some time. and i, you know, government after government here has unfortunately, really failed to address the issues that are driving support for the far right. and in particular, in, you know, smaller towns around the country that are seeing their infrastructure really strange. and by the arrival of, of so many, so many migrants. and beyond that, i think it's, it's also a, it's a cultural issue. there's a sense that uh, you know, the country's culture is changing. some people are uncomfortable with that and here again, it seems like schultz hasn't really done enough to assuage those concerns of the population. okay, thanks for talking us through that to him. i can kinda check, i chief, your correspondent, political thank you so much. thank you. we'll take a quick look at the civil stories from around the world. now a searches underway for a minute to complain carrying blah we some vice president and 9 other passengers. yeah. craft carrying a solar set to lima, that's the capital long way, but fa

europe at the international commemoration today as well. thinking back to the past, saying a big thank you to those who bravely fought for freedom and clearly also worried about the newt rages in europe. >> plenty more to come on the d-day commemorations. you are watching bbc taking a look at some of the other stories making news. the u.k. health security agency says an tbreak of e. coli is thought to be linked to food is repeated nationally. 113 cases reported since the 25th of may. the u.k. chess a said in england, at least 37 people had been admitted to hospital. police say a body was discovered on thursday morning near the river sore. search had been launched to find -- after they received reports the child who was with family members fell into the water on the 18th of february. >> british scientists have identified a major cause of inflammatory bowel disease which they say could help find new ways to treat the condition. the researchers found a weak spot in our dna present in almost everyone that is affected by the disease. aside from the events taking place in normandy, there were other services of remembrance in the u.k., one at the national memorial arboretum

other foreign media, including germany's dovichole and russia's ryan news, euro news, and europe publishedtures of akhz rai headquarters in our country. france 24 also learned about the presence of people at the voting booths in connection with its correspondent in iran. al-jazeera arabic-language media hadath, al-ahed. al-minar al-masir and al-mayadin each covered the presence of people at the polling booths in their exclusive video reports. the news of iran's elections was reflected in dozens of television channels, websites and other written media in different parts of the world. sanazo khoni of sed and sima news agency. the next broadcast of the news is at 6 o'clock. it is important that people trust me when you are on the page i voted because of the feeling of trust that i have in my revolution, in my islam and in he makes a decision , why should he be indifferent to the enemy making a decision for us? you are beating, this is my heart . every human being should not be indifferent to his own future and we iranians must decide our own future with our own votes, you have been standing h

now on bbc news, europe votes 2024. the european union. 450 million people in 27 countries.

news agency. as a result of the elections to the european parliament, it was possible to slow down the train that was carrying europe to a new war. and their results say: the inhabitants of the european union want peace. this is how hungarian prime minister viktor orban comments on the outcome of the vote. this is noticeable, in particular, from the election results in france. macron has already named the tragedies that have happened in europe. and in its once locomotive in germany and... results of the election campaign for the ruling party turned out to be also disappointing. the voices of rights populist parties in our country and other european countries should concern us. we cannot accept this, the challenge is to push them back and ensure a clear majority for the parties that have given a clear affirmation of our democracy and what the european union stands for. in hungary itself, prime minister viktor orban noted, the government’s position aimed at peace was strengthened after counting 90% of the votes of the ruling the party takes first place, gaining a significant lead over its rivals. and in latvia , there

applause but a new war in europe hung heavy over today's commemorations. amongst leaders here. russia was crucial in the defeat of nazi germany. ukraine's president was here, but vladimir putin was not. saviour of the people! this is the us military cemetery in normandy, final resting place for well over 9,400 us soldiers. earlier today, joe biden made it clear why russia's president wasn't welcome. to surrender to bullies, to bow down to dictators is simply unthinkable. applause were we to do that, it means we'd be forgetting what happened here on these hallowed beaches. us veterans were presented by president macron with the legion d'honneur, france's highest honour. modern—day geopolitics loom really large over these d—day commemorations, but the world leaders gathered here don't mean any disrespect. those valiant veterans who have managed to come here to normandy know all too well the dangers of aggressive nationalism and the politics of hate. the freedom and peace they fought so hard for is fracturing. normandy resident danielle boucherie was five yea

i of the new europe and they have all these high speed rails. you? right. which could around you come back. you're like i can't get there. it's going to 6 hours to get la. i just hope in our life time really able to so hold our breath. >> in the meantime, let's get a look at the weather things that are happening this weekend. a lot of public transit, a lot of outdoor activity or just so we're hoping it's going to be nice. only thing high-speed in california is the the gate. >> because, you know, it can really rocket through there. but hey, we're looking at of you right here at pier 15 with not a lot of wind this morning. it's actually a very calm clear morning for most of the bay. little fog pulled up along the san mateo coastline. aside from that pretty nice and clear out there where we're sitting in the bigger picture set up, maybe you're flying elsewhere out of state this weekend. if you are, we've got severe weather rolling through the great lakes region. we saw some heavy thunderstorms. the dakotas and minnesota last night while we are here at home wit

and now on our air economic news, alexandra, europe has increased gas purchases in russia, as reportedl us, what share do we now occupy in the european market? tatyana, in may it was 15%. now i’ll tell you more. for the first time, in almost 2 years, russia has overtaken the united states in gas supplies to europe. as the financial times writes with reference for consulting. icis company, the states took the lead in this indicator in september 2022, but last month our share exceeded the american one by a percentage, we took 15% of the total volume of gas supplies to the european union, great britain, switzerland, serbia, north macedonia, as well as bosnia and herzegovina . it's amazing to see the share of russian gas on the european market increasing after everything we've been through, after all the efforts to reduce it. according to the newspaper, the picture changed due to a malfunction in one of the large lng export facilities in texas. it also said that russia has increased pumping through turkey ahead of scheduled maintenance in june. from july 1 , it will be possible to import f

fighter jets to ukraine and train ukrainian pilots to fly the aircraft as part of a new military aid package. as europe and the united states paid homage to those who defeated tyranny, 80 years ago, ukrainian president below them is zalinski pleaded with fellow leaders to help his country do the same now against russia's, a legal aggression comparing russian president. 9 of air pollutants, actions with adolf hitler's very important that in this you need to united states america. all american people stay with you. like it was during world war 2, president biden apologize for the long delay in the last usaid package and announced a new one worth $225000000.00. but all lies were on the host, french president, a manual mccomb who for months has been considering whether to dispatch french troops to train ukrainians inside ukraine. it was speculated he would reveal a decision. no, but he didn't. announcing instead, an aid package including the delivery of mirage fighter jets and the training of pilots plus an entire brigade of ukrainian soldiers. but this will take place of us in france. he said to condemn o

, but a country with hospitality, welcome to belarus, to the europe hotel, we are in the europe hotel, in the newd europe, which has literally recently undergone an update, here this symbolic key greets our guests who name the year our creation. our guests are greeted by their favorite juices and we have noticed a trend that our belarusian drinks, such as tarragon, which our chefs make, like cranberry- based fruit drinks, and various various delights that our guests prefer today, and of course we can’t help but pay respect to our history, so here are these pano-monochrome drawings, artistic drawings in the form of our hotel, this beautiful picture, it dates back to... the desserts of our restaurant, this is a square malevich, it was dedicated to the very idea of ​​​​the idea came in honor of our guest, an eminent guest who once visited the famous hotel hotel europe, well, our chef, dmitry sadovsky, brought this idea to life, well, here we made several layers, here is sweet the layer is sour, and belarusian berries are present, so they are covered with dark chocolate. in order to create some kind

dangerous giant ticks began to colonize new territories in europe; spanish slugs crawled into moscow e for us to get used to it? tatyana belova will tell her new neighbors. tanya, who else can visit us? vadim, ticks and slugs are just a small part of a large list of invasive species that, due to climate change, are moving into atypical habitats. british the itsan board came out with a loud headline: there is an epidemic of blood-sucking monster ticks in europe. aggressive parasites are four times larger than their relatives, they bring fatal diseases. in particular, tick-borne typhus, mediterranean friday. and congo-crimean hemorrhagic fever. this is what this tick looks like. the scientific name of the species is geologma lusitanicus. habitual range: regions with a tropical climate. they live mainly in africa and southeast asia. the body length of these parasites reaches 5 mm. compared to ordinary ticks, they are real giants. in the era global warming geolo moved to conquer the northern territories. they are already common in spain, on the baliarian islands in southern italy. however

live from london, this is bbc news. europebeen found dead after he went missing on a greek island. tributes are pouring in from his family, friends, and fellow broadcasters. his legacy lives on, as everyone is saying. his infectious enthusiasm, his love of science, his almost unique ability to explain it. and uk election campaigning continues, cabinet minister mel stride insists rishi sunak "apologised unequivocally" for leaving d—day events early and the labour party pledges to build more prisons. narendra modi is sworn in as india's prime minister for a record—equalling third term. good evening.

they rebuilt a new europe together and quote, very powerful words indeed unity of allies that will be a common theme today for sure, won't it? christiane? >> wolf? absolutely. and one thing that president biden has done in his presidency is rebuilt and work very, very hard to re-establish the good relations between america. and it's nato and other allies. these that were heavily damaged under the trump presidency because donald trump had a complete clearly different view of what an alliance was four for him, it was transactional. for him, it was you know, you pay your way and we'll see if we'll help you for him. it was really america first and some would say america alone, and america only biden. and those who think like him believed that america cannot actually exist this alone behind fortress united states. but that absolutely has to, and is only strong when it is in solid alliances. and of course the same goes for the europeans. they know that they are stronger as a democratic force when they are in the alliance with america i can protection around them as well. obviously all payin

applause but a new war in europe hung heavy over today's commemorations.uous absence amongst leaders here. russia was crucial in the defeat of nazi germany. ukraine's president was here, but vladimir putin was not. saviour of the people! this is the us military cemetery in normandy, final resting place for well over 9,400 us soldiers. earlier today, joe biden made it clear why russia's president wasn't welcome. to surrender to bullies, to bow down to dictators is simply unthinkable. applause were we to do that, it means we'd be forgetting what happened here on these hallowed beaches. us veterans were presented by president macron with the legion d'honneur, france's highest honour. modern—day geopolitics loom really large over these d—day commemorations, but the world leaders gathered here don't mean any disrespect. those valiant veterans who have managed to come here to normandy know all too well the dangers of aggressive nationalism and the politics of hate. the freedom and peace they fought so hard for is fracturing. normandy resident danielle boucherie

message in the church and also opposed to these actions, which they believe is proposing a why the new in europe, the prime minister was also addressing the mass is suggesting the demand is repeated. finally, the, you do not have the people's interests in mind on the crime for every day. we are told about the hundreds of billions of bureaus needed for ukraine. the need to deploy nucular weapons in the middle of europe to enlist our sons in a for an army, a needle mission, a new crane, and european military units and ukraine. we are not going to let our children and our knowledge be transported to the ukranian front. they don't consider themselves responsible for anything. they don't listen to anyone. they step over you, they don't care about you or your life. they don't care about your family. the house you worked for or the future you work for every day? well, let's get more on this now. cost life to george samuel, a senior research fellow at the global policy institute. george, thanks for joining us, having all to international. huge turn out in budapest for this so called peace march. we hear

with mine colleagues, i want to introduce them, this is olga musahirova, correspondent of the new newspaper europe in ukraine. olga, i congratulate you and andrii yanitsky, my colleague, a journalist of the tv channel. friends, before we start our conversation. i suggest you, those who watch us on youtube, vote in our poll, today we ask you about whether the victory of ukraine is possible without the capitulation of putin on youtube, everything is quite simple, yes, no, or your own version, if you have one, write in the comments, if you watch us telecast, get your hands on it smartphone or phone and vote if you think victory for ukraine is possible without capitulation of putin, 0800 211 381, no 0800 211-382. these calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote, well , on the same question, and in the blitz poll we will now find out what my guests, my colleagues think about whether ukraine's victory is possible without putin's capitulation, olga, well, if the russian elites promptly nullify putin, then it is possible without his capitulatio

the editor-in-chief is with us at this table today. news service for europe and africa, the american news agency associated press, james jordan. well, these, in principle, are not the last people in the structure of these agencies, in the end i humiliated them as much as possible, because this whole meeting, it took place, first of all, not in some government institution, but, as it were, in a commercial one institutions like gazprom, i.e. in the big mansion of gazprom, which was built there in st. petersburg, well, and secondly, they sat there for half a day and i would say, with such an even slightly mocking intonation to them, well, when putin came, they were a little seething that you sat here for half a day , well, this i couldn't part with miller, i rarely see him, if you allow me, i want to congratulate you all, you are probably in this... i apologize to you, i repeat, it is difficult to escape from the grasping clutches of the head of gazprom, who tells literally everyone about everything element. charges gazprom with optimism. very knowledgeable people here, i can't imagine w

we'll leave it there for the moment. romano, gunshot ankle news, eastern europe editor, and the chief political. the editor became active now reporting from the german falling on. thank you both very much for your time to now to some of the other stories making news around the world. hunter biden has been found guilty on 3 federal gun charges after failing to disclose a drug problem when buying a fight of the us president son was seen outside the cold. i got on tuesday, the judy reached a verdict of the 3 hours of deliberations. no sentencing dates has been set. 2 nobody vice president has been confounded by the countries president after the ministry plain. he and 9 others were traveling in crushed the aircraft, getting the solos jimmy my left a long way. the capital in the long way. i'm sorry on monday, but failed to make it said your lending admin to the airport in northern melodic russian, i miss ally, bella rules have launched the 2nd set of ministry drills to train their troops and the use of tech to come nuclear weapons, the exercises i've seen is a way to discourage west and su

with my colleagues, i want to introduce them, this is olga musahirova, a correspondent of the new newspaper europe in ukraine, olga, i congratulate you, and andrii yanitsky, my colleague, a journalist of the espresso tv channel. friends, before we start our conversation, i suggest you, those who watch us on youtube, vote in our poll. today we ask you about whether victory is possible ukraine without putin's capitulation? everything is quite simple on youtube: yes, no, or your own version. if you have, write in the comments, if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote, if you think that the victory of ukraine is possible without the capitulation of putin, 0800 211 381, no, 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote, well , on the same issue and will remain a dictator in the future in his country, well, and create sanitary this is the story, we see how our western partners are constantly late, and with help, so there is no faith in this scenario, but today, why, why are we actually asking, to our t

the russian army continues its offensive, pushing through the ukrainian defense, despite new supplies usa europeially emphasize that russia dominates not only in firepower, but in manpower. the turkish anadalu agency, in this regard, publishes photos of soldiers of the 43rd brigade of the ukrainian armed forces. look carefully, they are fighting in the kharkov region. on photos. under the age of 18, however, there are practically no people left willing to die for the criminal kiev regime, catching ukrainians, apparently, no longer helps, so the kiev authorities are using a new cunning tactic, carrot and stick tactics; yesterday in ukraine, for the first time in ukraine, a draft dodger was sent to prison for 5 years, in court material it is said that the man did not want to go into the trenches, hiding behind relatives in the donetsk region, but the kiev authorities were impressed by this fact. the lie is that in ukraine the contract is automatically extended from the moment martial law is introduced until demobilization is announced. moreover, zelensky refused to stipulate the terms of demobiliz

but a new war in europe hung heavy over today's commemorations.any. but while ukraine's president was invited here... you're a saviour of the people! ..vladimir putin was not. this is the us military cemetery in normandy. final resting place for well over 9,400 us soldiers. earlier today, joe biden made it clear why russia's president wasn't welcome. to surrender to bullies, to bow down to dictators is simply unthinkable! applause. were we to do that, it means we'd forgetting what happened here on these hallowed beaches. us veterans were presented by president macron with the legion d'honneur, france's highest honour. modern—day geopolitics loom really large over these d—day commemorations, but the world leaders gathered here don't mean any disrespect. those valiant veterans who have managed to come here to normandy know all too well the dangers of aggressive nationalism and the politics of hate. the freedom and peace they fought so hard for is fracturing. normandy resident danielle boucherie was five years old on d—day. her village amongst the fi

we are at the europe hotel, in the new restaurant 1884d europe, which has survived. literally just recentlyuests, who name the year of our creation. our guests are greeted by their favorite juices and we have noticed a trend that they love our belarusian drinks, such as peat, which our chefs make, such as cranberry-based fruit drinks, and a variety of various delights that our guests prefer today, and of course we can’t help but pay respect to our history, that’s why these are the panos. monochrome drawings, artistic drawings in the form of our hotel, this beautiful picture, it dates back to 1905, when our europe is exactly the same, our hotel welcomed guests to breakfast with open arms. today , dairy products in the republic of belarus, this is different, the buffet is actually turning into, you know, a table for tasting belarusian dishes, no matter how anyone says anything, no matter what diet they are on, when they end up with us. and see our wonderful chef, everyone has a sweet tooth. one of the most exquisite desserts in our restaurant is probably the malevich square. he was the idea i

the so called patriots for europe aim to form a new far right group into europe. and parliament could potentially also include germany's f d, along with organs on gary and civic alliance party. austria's freedom party and the check i know group have also signed the charter was sedans, rapids simple forces say they've taken the key, the southeastern city of single witnesses, a thousands of flat, of the paramilitaries, who battles saddam's, regular army for more than a year was killed. tens of thousands and displaced millions, one of the wells west, $22.00 in the pricing. so when a more retain he is president mohammed old goes wanting looks at the remaining office professional results in the west african nations presidential election. show him holding a study lead with about half of the balance counted, he had just under 55 percent. that's more than twice the number of votes from his main rival. and the 7 people have been killed and dozens injured after a russian missile attack on civilian targets and ukraine, central's upper region re region 3. children are among t

could be dangerous for you can relate and leave it there for the moment. room on gunshot ankle news, eastern europe editor and the chief political editor became active now reporting from the german parliament. thank you both very much for your time. and now some of the other stories making news around the world. milady's vice president has been confirmed dead by the country's president after many plane he and 9 others were traveling in, crushed the aircraft, guiding the salo cindy, much less the capital and the long way on monday, but failed to make its federal landing at mitsu through airport in northern milan, prussia, and it's all i've been, i rose have launched the 2nd set of many pages to train their tubes in the use of tactic of nuclear weapons. the exercises are seen as a way to discourage west and support for ukraine. they come off to germany in the us allowed keith to use that homes to strike targets inside russia. for educators from the united states have been stopped in china's ne julian province. the group from cornell college in iowa, but visiting a temple when they were attacked by a

but with us elections around the corner, europe knows it can't take anything for granted. katya adler, bbc newsbrendan kearney, a former chief of staff of us marine corps forces in europe and africa. during his tour, he worked extensively with the us european command and nato. we are marking the 80th anniversary of d—day. a time when there was war in europe and marking it at a time when there is war in europe again. what is the significance of that for you?— that for you? sadly it exemplifies - that for you? sadly it exemplifies the - that for you? sadly it exemplifies the fact l that for you? sadly it. exemplifies the fact that humanity never seems to learn. you think we'd learn something and profit from the mistakes of the past but seemingly not. do ou the past but seemingly not. do you think the freedom that the veterans there that they fought so hard for is indeed fracturing?— so hard for is indeed fracturing? so hard for is indeed fracturina? , ., ., ,, fracturing? yes and no. i think it's been under— fracturing? yes and no. i think it's been under great - fracturing? yes and no. i think i

i'm the sputnik global new service right across europe. the new truck done covered all means of transmission including cable supp like websites and social media. the block gave law school and our viewers neutrons to p. let's go live now to morocco based journalists, martin jay, who is editor of democratic a dot org news analysis site. martin a pleasure to see you as always. so according to use it, but al, quote, respect for the freedom of expression on media is a core value for the you. i suggest that assessment could be challenged a this is funny, isn't the, i mean, he really is of you can't say paralysis. i mean, you can't really take any of those for him because he cheats is the last. the last 2 positions was a stitch up from jump between 2 big groups, new people, and they wanted a socialist from an assigned income country. so he, he could, he stepped in, but you know, he has been, he has been at loggerheads with you. i think we should present us with the land on a number of big policy issues, particularly palestine. but for them to talk