(olaf johan pedersen) yes. this is the production plant and my house is just 50 meters away, so it's a short way to work. - no traffic jam. - no traffic jam. my production, probably 95% of it is exported to italy. it's our oldest market. we've been exporting there for almost 600 years. - how did that come about? - there are many stories about how it happened. the story we like to tell is a story about pietro querini, who got shipwrecked on the island in rost in 1432. he was a venetian nobleman who was found by local fishermen out on the island, and he stayed there for about five months. and they brought the first stockfisch to italy. - they loved it so much. - maybe! i hope so. - yes. and the story has been told over and over throughout the years. - generations. yes. (sophie fouron) where are we going now? (olaf johan pedersen) now, we're going to our weekend house. - the weekend house? - yeah. and it's approximately two minutes from the other house. - what? - it's just another island, just beside. people are l

let's ta ke let's take you straight to berlin where the german chancellor olaf scholtz and presidentsky are holding a press conference. he said he will continue to support the ukraine as long as needed. he said more than1 million refugees ukraine as long as needed. he said more than 1 million refugees are ukraine as long as needed. he said more than1 million refugees are now living in germany. those are some of the lines coming out of that press conference where we are watching president zelensky who has been meeting with his german counterpart, the german president frank—walter steinmeier and he has now met chancellor olaf scholtz and this is the conference they are holding. who will bring you more as they come in. let's cross to our correspondent jenny hill who is in berlin. jenny, what more are we hearing from president zelensky and the german chancellor? figs president zelensky and the german chancellor? �* , , ., president zelensky and the german chancellor? ~ , president zelensky and the german chancellor? a , ,, chancellor? as you say, the press conference _ chancellor? as you

we had that from olaf scholtz. undeterred and will hold talks with a security council here this afternoon and will try to persuade a so—called alliance of countries which will supply modern fighter jets to ukraine.— the eurovision song contest 2023 has a winner. sweden's act loreen obtained 583 points with her pop anthem tattoo. it was the favourite going into the competition — and she's only the second person to win it twice. her first victory on the popular contest was more than a decade ago. she won the competition in 2012 with her song "euphoria". the uk's entry, mae muller, came second from last in the final standings but said she would "never forget this journey". last night's eurovision was watched by an estimated global tv audience of 180 million. many also packed into the open—air fan zone on liverpool's waterfront to watch the long awaited final. earlier i spoke to our reporter luxmy gopal who was watching the fan village in liverpool being taken down. the eurovision fan village behind me is being dismant

we heard that from olaf scholz.and will hold talks with a security council here this afternoon and will try to persuade a so—called alliance of countries which will supply modern fighter jets to ukraine. we can show you those pictures from ukraine now, reporting to show damage from last night�*s air strikes on the city of ternopil. this video from ukraine shows the aftermath of the russian missile strikes on a warehouse into noble. the kremlin says they were targeting western arms depots and ukrainian troops. this happened just moments before eurovision contest since ukraine took to the stage. ternopil is the town of the electronic duo that came sixth in last nights competition. speaking of that eurovision song contest, we have a winner for 2023. sweden�*s actual obtained 583 points with a pop album tattoo. her first victory on the popular contest was more than a decade ago. she won the competition in 2012 with her song "euphoria". then there�*s the uk�*s mae muller with her entry "i wrote a song". she came second f

in the last hour, he was greeted by the german chancellor olaf scholtz, with whom he is now holding talksany has just announced its biggest sum of military aid to ukraine yet — 3—billion dollars. that's about £2.1i billion. earlier, mrzelensky was received by president frank—walter steinmeier. the trip comes just a day after a visit to italy, where he met the italian pm, the president — and the pope. let's cross to our correspondent jenny hill in berlin. thank you forjoining us. germany is certainly pulling out all the stops for the visit of president zelensky? indeed. first of all from the formalities and ceremonial prospective he has had the thought military honours at the chancellery and he met the german president early this morning. and while he was there, president zelensky thanked there, president zelensky thanked the german people, describing germany as a true friend under a reliable ally. he is now holding talks with the chancellor olaf scholz and the streets around here are closed, snipers on the rooftops, special police going up and down the river, security as you expect very t

for ukraine yet, worth around 2.7 billion euros, so that is what he has been talking to olaf scholz about and he also got an award in germany, a price honouring european unity. he has landed in france, off the plane and into a car and he is heading off for dinner with emmanuel macron and we are told he will be talking about the humanitarian support that france can offer and reaffirming the military support that president macron has already agreed to. we heard earlier he gave a speech in aachen in germany where he received this prize pot european union, where he called germany a true friend in the fight against russia. he was also in italy before that where he met prime minister giorgia meloni and she also said italy would support ukraine as long as necessary and he also got to meet the pope whilst in italy as well, who said he was praying for ukraine. a lot of promises for support in the last few days from germany and italy and this is exactly what president zelensky once, he wants to show russia that the international support he has been enjoying for the last few days is continuing

it is - interesting you have been saying, we have been hearing from the german chancellor olaf scholzs important that blood of the zelensky meets with leaders of the global south as well. —— that president zelensky. communique has been issued earlier, and there a veiled warning in regards to chatter, would you say? regards to chatter, would you sa ? , , , regards to chatter, would you sa? , say? yes, yes, absolutely. veiled only _ say? yes, yes, absolutely. veiled only in _ say? yes, yes, absolutely. veiled only in the - say? yes, yes, absolutely. veiled only in the sense i say? yes, yes, absolutely. i veiled only in the sense that china was not specifically named in thisjoint china was not specifically named in this joint communique. the big talking point has been about this notion of economic coercion so the idea that china weaponised is its vast economy in order to persuade, pressure countries that it does not get on with and it has disputes with, in order to sort of fall in line. if australia criticises covid policies in china, then they are going to stop importing australian barl

and these are the important words of chancellor olaf scholze . the debate in germany still does not subside, they say that peace is needed, and for this , it is necessary to bring the country to the negotiating table and russia. we also express our position very clearly to the russian aggressor. we will defend ukraine as long as necessary . we hope for a quick end to the war , including because we provide weapons with which ukraine can defend itself. to nato at the next summit of the alliance in vilnius , the german leader did not directly answer, but noted that there is already a positive decision from bucharest, but i will remind you that it was in bucharest in 2008 that the then chancellor merkel blocked the fast the rapprochement of ukraine and georgia with nato, they then declared that ukraine and georgia should become members of the alliance, but without any definition of terms, and olaf scholz's answer today shows that berlin is obviously not yet ready to correct the mistakes of the past. immediately after the briefing, there was an unusua

territory, and kremlin spokesman dmitry peskov's commentary on the latest statement by german chancellor olaf scholz promised that berlin would monitor how kiev uses german military assistance , saying that weapons from germany should only be used to protect daily reports. i'm in shelling say the opposite. so obviously the chancellor is wishful thinking . well, in western partners , the square cannot control not only the use of weapons, but also the growing military appetites of the kiev regime. the theme will continue to elizabeth. and the tanks about which it was customary to talk about in no other way. what is the pinnacle of the military industry, the german edition of bild. now journalists are not writing so enthusiastically, they have found three ways to destroy leopards at once. bill consider modern anti-tank guided guns to be the main enemy of these machines more the author of the text writes about the effectiveness of russian anti-tank mines and battle tanks, therefore, intelligence will play a decisive role in the build. whoever strikes first will win the battle, and surrounded by u

german chancellor olaf scholz said that russia's all—out invasion of ukraine would prompt a turning pointn germany's strategic thinking. he promised a beefed—up military, a germany prepared to stand up for its values. well, my guest today is the influential chair of the german parliament's defence committee, marie—agnes strack—zimmermann. so, is germany ready to leave its pacifism behind and project its military power? marie—agnes strack—zimmerman, welcome to hardtalk. thank you very much for the invitation. well, it's a pleasure to be here. let's start with that word that olaf schulz used right after putin's invasion of ukraine, "zeitenwende". he promised it would be that word, a turning point for germany and its strategic thinking. more than a year later, do we see real evidence of that turning point, that zeitenwende? yes, yes, definitely we see it. it's a really important word, but it's, of course, not only a word, you need it in your mind. um, first of all, we have now the 100 billion euros for the bundeswehr. this is really important, more money for our army. we are looking for it f

uk doesn't have f-16s either and olaf scholz has been very conservative about sending tanks as well. zelinsky met him recently. was he able to have any influence over? i mean, um germany's position is clear, i mean we are the second biggest deliver um country when it comes to military and infrastructure and financial and humanitarian support it's not nothing and the â2.7 billion package that was comes to military and infrastructure and financial and humanitarian support signed when zens came just recently um is is not only a political signal, it's um it's military help um on a tactical and strategic um basis. so i wouldn't you know, i wouldn't mingle everything with the f um 16 question that we are in um with all the risks and all the problems and involved. i think this is quite clear and especially as chancellor schulz put it during zelensky visit, there will be no peace dictated by the russian side. that was his announcement and we are there as long as it takes, that's a commitment and not just olaf schulz. vlo seki has met a number of world leaders. recently. he has been on a worl

course we saw all of the leaders, rishi sunak and the leaders, rishi sunak and the german chancellor olaf scholz. we also see the french president emmanuel macron there and the european council president shall michelle as well as the italian prime minister. we see all of those leaders again in all of those important moments symbolically as they lay a wreath in the backdrop of the scars of war. they will be laying this wreath there as they discuss the current threats of war facing the world and in particular these g7 leaders so this is the moment that we are watching and a significant one for these world leaders. they will be discussing several current pressing issues, war and conflict, the war in ukraine, discussing the combined effort to continue to support ukraine, we see the canadian prime minister there, and containing china in the region, while also trying to maintain diplomatic relations. the bbc�*s nick marsh is in hiroshima for us and we can bring him in now. as you have been covering the lead up to the summit and have been waiting for this moment where they lay the wreath down, w

aliyev will also meet with the president of france emmanuel macron and the chancellor of germany by olafcholz in baku, the possibility of concluding a peace treaty has already been called a historical event well, more about whether it is really a historical event well, but it seems to me that it will be historical if it is really concluded and also about many other things vasyl and i will also talk with mykhailo yakubovich, an orientalist who has already joined us on sky on p. mykhailo i congratulate you glory to ukraine please tell me well look if we talk about uh this news on june 1 and armenia and azerbaijan can conclude a peace treaty in moldova, for me it's like uh such a puzzle that i'm trying put together but a few pieces. i don't know where to put them, but one of them has disappeared somewhere, let me help me find it, namely that if both countries conclude a peace treaty, then probably the most important thing they will talk about is that they will not have any territorial claims to each other, that is, pashanyan will never tell ilham aliyev that take everything, karabakh is com

former ukrainian ambassador to andriy melnyk last may, criticizing the preliminary the refusal of olafv, the independence diplomat called the head of the german government, an offended liver sausage, however, the analogies with goebbels for schultz are much less harmless official warsaw has repeatedly stated that for the damage from the second world war it requires the frg to pay reparations in the amount of six and two trillion zlotys, which is equivalent to almost one and a half trillion euros . varvara nevskaya anton dadykin news. now our reporting is reporting from the chechen republic. they completed the construction of the argun hydroelectric complex , now the area of ​​​​irrigated, and hence fertile agricultural land, and today the tum-kalinsky fish farm , unique for our country, was solemnly opened artur mustaev more about everything. trout amber beluga persian sturgeon and even albino sterlet 20,000 valuable sturgeon specimens are kept in 46 pools and there is a pre-spawning workshop for obtaining caviar and there are no analogues of the tonolinsky fishery. in the whole countr

current president followed him is the landscape arrived in billing to meet the german chancellor, olaf sholtes ukrainian. leda aims to boost relations between the 2 countries. even further. the visits comes a day after germany announced and then a $3000000000.00 a package during the nation's previous commitments. this comes up, the volume is the landscape met with the pope and the vatican during which is fashion choice of drew attention for all the wrong reasons. lead it onto a jump to displaying an emblem of a world war. 2 ukrainian nationalist organization is ation was created in 1979 as a result of several vertical nationalist organizations and ukraine. united thing founded as a developer events, he fights against the soviet union, germany on the polish underground states. is it possible for war crimes during the 2nd world war? number b, such as also categorize the organization as far rides where we discuss the issue with journalist sonya of on the end, who says as such, actions are against a religion. it's an out most crime. it's going to be when you go to does ethic and, and you w

make keys in german chancellor, olaf schultz has wrapped up a trip to east africa focused on regional conflicts and green energy. schultz joined calls for an immediate end to the fighting in sedan. while in kenya, gemini, is the most important part made east africa. the chancellor looked at ways to increase renewable energy production values and human alvarez group followed sholtes on his trip and sent this dispatch. a german towards the falls came to his 2nd african trip with a proposal. he wants the african union to have a permanent seat and 5020. he made leaders and if you open in kenya, and if you'll please, he met, representative from the government, but also from the tiguan region to stress with both parts. how important it is to maintain peace and stability in the country. and kenya, one of the big topics is energy canyon. president william grew to separate his country will join the so called climate club, a german initiative to mitigate climate change, and also energy partnerships in virginia. has been praised by the drum and tons less as a climate champion. and therefore, you

maker in finney on has broken ground and a new 5000000000 euro expansion is resident which answered olaf schultz. and you commission president worthless. underline both on hand for the ceremony. the smart power fab will produce a 300 millimeter way for with applications and consumer electronics plans call for a production start in 3 years. your points to increase its market share and computer to production to being stung by recent shortages. if anyone is seeking 1000000000 euros and public financing, the expansion, in part from the use new ships act front rosenberg is director of silicon saxony. that's an industry group that lobbies for the region as a hub for micro electronics and software. frank, welcome to the show. where will the chips produce in this new facility go? how they be used? cars, thanks for having me. well, the chips that video produces are mostly use an hour to motor sector, but in every sector of the b call politics. so e, mobility at large scale, you can think of fin turbines, etc. so everything that use a small power than a regular computer most probably has a chip of

those regime in belarus was in german. chancellor olaf showed says that berlin wants to provide developing countries with a, an additional 2000000000 euros to help deal with climate change. made the pledge at a conference here in berlin today. the to date petersburg climate dialogue ended with more than 40 international delegates calling for new targets on promoting renewable energy. b and mars military government has reportedly pardoned more than 2000 prisoners to mark a buddhist holiday. among them all, numerous political detainees, model human rights groups and say to me, in mars, military has detained thousands of opponents, my since overthrowing the countries democratically elected government. back in 2021 . lani. i'm glad to go back here in europe in serbia. police say they've arrested a 13 year old boy in connection with a shooting rampage at a school in the capitol, belgrade. 8 children and a security guard were killed, leaf se the attack was meticulously planned. i rested in the middle of the school yod, just a couple of odds. earlier, the alleged attacker walked into his own high

ukraine about thirty installations in august, cheetahs, on which the nationalists trained, chancellor olaf-scholzpersonally examined and even rather clumsily climbed into one of the self-propelled guns. . here are the shots of the attack drone operators distinguished themselves in the zone of their own and the day before in the vicinity of grigorovka in the dpr group fighters. east was destroyed by a lancet command and staff vehicle. in the meantime, the enemy and the missilemen of the west group were aiming iskanders at the tank brigade of the armed forces in the kharkov region during the fighting in the kupyansk direction by the servicemen of the group of troops. the west inflicted two missile strikes by cruise missiles of the operational-tactical missile system from the kondir on the accumulation of personnel of weapons and military equipment, 112, a separate tank brigade. apu in the city of balaklia, the missilemen of the south group, in turn, for sure they hit the ammunition depot in khromotlor and the temporary acid point of the konstantinov armed forces in the maryinsky direction, special

now the german town slow olaf shorts is about to give a key note address here in berlin. he'll be speaking at the global solutions summit, which is taking place here in the gym and capital. and we're going to be bringing that speech to you live, we can see. but he is the out the summit, i think just gathering but for some sosa opportunities right now and off the will be bringing that address to you live off the he's spoken. he'll be taking part in a panel discussion that will be moderated by the w's chief international editor, richard wilka. and the trunk fly up at the level solutions summit in berlin. and while we're waiting for the chance slot to, to start speaking and i'm joined here in, in the studio by d w's, political correspondent, benjamin alvarez, group and benjamin. today's summit, symbolic and is looking for solutions to global problems, isn't it? what's the chancellor likely to focus on today? he has been focusing really on having a multi polar world, but not just europe. we're not just the g 7 and they do 20 is taking decisions and will also shape the global

without weapons, such actions by the frg the phenomenon of the frequent government of german chancellor olafed for its belligerent policy of supplying kiev with heavy weapons, as a recent poll by an analytical company in the south showed more than half of germans are in favor of conflict resolution through peaceful negotiations. historical revisionisms became part of the state policy on in the west, right-wing radicalism is again gaining popularity in europe what is fraught with such a policy and what path belarus chooses - said party chairman, belarus oleg romanov what are the reasons for these attempts at historical revisionism, which they are trying to promote? i believe that this is a direct attack on our civilizational national identity, if we manage to knock this stone out of the foundation of the belarusian identity, then it simply will not remain. and here is a direct benefit or something for our geopolitical opponents. uh, like that soft means means of soft power can destroy the people? i think this is one of the possible answers. well, in addition, we see that the world is experien

by protest was opposing alexander lucas anchors regime. shuffle, quote, unquote german chancellor, olaf shalt says berlin wants to provide developing countries with a further 2000000 euros. climate adaptation measures made the pledge at a conference in german capital today, petersburg climate dialogue. and it is more than 40 international delegates calling for new targets on promoting renewals in ross literature, governments is pardon warding 2000 prisons to welcome buddhist holiday following us according to the country state media. among them are allegedly numerous political, a detainees, man, writes, groups, say a, me and mass military has detained thousands of opponents and overthrown and elected government in 2021 and every other jani at st. archie to allow us to serve you where police say they have arrested a 13 year old boy in connection with a shooting unpaid at a school in the capital bell. great. 8 children and a security guard were killed. police say the attack i rested in the middle of the school yard. just a couple of ours earlier. the alleged attacker walked into his own hi

where neo nazis are returning to europe from these days. meanwhile, back in europe, german chancellor, olaf schultz would like everyone to know from his.

a lot of people felt that, including that olaf schultz was moving too slow. us seeing that aid package is something that is of huge signi significance. talking about 2.7 billion euros. that's $3 billion in equipment and some of that is extremely important and moderate. the main battle tanks, fighting vehicles. some of the most modern h howitzers in the rorld. you can see the country has come a long way from being one of those being a little bit subdued to one that is on the forefront. the ukrainians themselves are providing military aid. on top of that germany is one of the countries at least in europe that produces the most military equipment that the ukrainians really need. for volodymyr zelenskyy to have that and know there is going to be a big military aid package coming is of huge importance to them. there is another element. we're waiting, kim, in the next couple of minutes, we expect a press conference from volodymyr zelenskyy and olaf schultz. the second part is important as well when they will be awarded the sharlamayne prize. the reason is ukraine i

where neo nazis are returning to europe from these days. meanwhile, back in europe, german chancellor, olaf schultz would like everyone to know from his perch at the european parliament, but he finds moscow's commemoration of victory against the nazis. downright scary. 5000. try not to meet on the in moscow. 2200 kilometers. ne, from here, pitching is per rating, his soldiers, tanks and rockets, let us not being terminated by such a show of force. let stay steadfast enough support for ukraine, as long as it is necessary. it does not. right, because victory day in moscow has totally never involved the military parade that honors the russian red army that served in the 2nd world war. it only became that now because, well, russian president vladimir must have woken up one day and just decided that that's the best way to intimidate all i've shoals. yeah, look at all those russian soldiers and military hardware. while some people just sweep nazi germany right onto the rug on victory day, all these re writers of history would themselves be pretty scary if only they could drop the cloud acts long

german chancellor olaf scholz is backing the african union's bid to join the g20 group of economist. he began a three-day trip to east africa in the ethiopian capital. he wants to strengthen german influence in the region but his visit is overshadowed by the conflict in sudan. >> here at the airport, german chancellor olaf scholz started his second trip to africa since taking office. ethiopia is the second most populous country in africa but it faces many problems. the modern facade the chancellor sees on his drive into the city center is deceptive. ethiopia has gone from being a role model to a struggling nation with many people barely making ends meet. inflation has soared to nearly 40%. >> survival is a daily struggle. all my children are educated. but they are unemployed. i only earn about 10 euros per month. i've had my own shop for one year. during that time, the products have become more and more expensive because of inflation. i hardly make a profit. my business is getting worse and worse. >> the chancellor's first visit is to the african union headquarters. the union has 55

uh, the statements of olaf scholz also do not notice the germans in germany on the air.to separate here, because after all, glory to ukraine. it is clear that the history of this slogan has a rather negative context. eh, it’s quite dark too, but still i wouldn’t say that it was just like that, the nazi slogan, from the side of the chancellor. it was just an expression of support, and let's say an ally, and when you say, as a democratic country that has undergone him a motivated track. so, to think about the fact that the germans simply forgot history, or just made themselves , uh, purposefully a lobotomy in order not to remember does not repent, but still you need to look carefully, the history of this slogan, just now we will not waste it it's been talked about for a while now, though. this is a nazi saying. and what offshore did. here in russia, yes, we interpret exactly how. the desire to show the triumph of nazism. that's all. here's more grego. explain all this to ordinary germans so that they understood when the spitz was in direct contact with us. uh, yes, of cour

that is how i could more clearly explain today's statement by german chancellor olaf scholtz, talkingome countries, for example, india, the south african republic or vietnam, refuse to openly condemn the russian aggression in ukraine, he called it a policy of double scandals, but at the same time he emphasized that in order to convince such countries , the west itself needs to get rid of such approaches . representation on equal terms and the end of the double standards of the west, understand me correctly. i am not saying that all these demands are always justified, but we must respond to them . if we want to encourage the countries of asia, africa and america to join us in building and protecting a stable world order, it is possible a question that we do not care about, why does this happen, why does the european union press on j7 to give more weapons, but the european union itself internally cannot deal with other countries, the policy of double standards, and this is what mr. sholt is talking about very well said, you need to understand yourself first inside and then talk about ot

olaf scholz not wanting to talk about that very much, amara. >> all right.red pleitgen, appreciate it. thank you. >>> well, the showdown over raising the u.s. debt limit is heading into a crucial week as the first -- the june 1st deadline for when the government could default on its obligations is quickly approaching. >> president biden told reporters yesterday the negotiations between congressional and white house aides were moving along and more will be known in the coming days. but this time is ticking away and legislation still has not been drafted and of course we know voted on. jasmine wright is with the president in rehoboth beach, delaware. how far from a deal are they? >> reporter: well, i think that's really the remaining question here. but when we heard from president biden yesterday, he sounded cautiously optimistic when talking about the state of negotiations, really stave off this economic calamity outcome. that would happen if the u.s. defaulted on death for the first time in this country's history. we know staff met friday and they are expect

for example, germany's kasler olaf-scholz, who recently shouted out a modern tracing paper from the nazinto ukrainian manners. as they say not even a century has passed, but after the end of the second world war, and scholz crossed out everything that the leaders of both post-war germany were talking about . let's get to know her biography better. several corpses, if you dig deep enough, three major scandal, and another more modest one, as the first mayor of hamburg , passed a highly controversial law to provide an evidentiary base, allowing the use of emetics on drug dealers suspected of having swallowed drugs. the victim of such a measure was a 19-year-old boy. from cameroon, the case even got to the european court of human rights, the court ruled a violation. and a hamburg 2017 g20 summit first mayor scholz chooses an unpopular security concept, plunging chaos into the city, burning cars, water cannons and injuries became famous all over the world after the resourceful olaf admitted that he was ashamed, but in parallel , an almost thriller scenario was played out with the participatio

chancellor olaf scholz made the announcement during a meeting in berlin.r than one million ukrainians have sought refuge in germany since russia invaded their country last year. at least 15 people drowned after a boat capsized in northwestern meiji area. at least 21 passengers were rescued. the wooden boat was crossing a river when it capsized. overcrowding and poor maintenance of boats is responsible for most accidents on nigerian waterways. a british soldier who fought in world war i has finally found his resting place in a cemetery in belgium. the remains of private robert malcolm were found four years ago, more than one century after he went missing. the u.k.'s detectives helped identify him using dna. residents of a tiny swiss village have been told to evacuate immediately over fears of a major landslide. authorities believe a giant rock formation from the mountain above them is set to come loose within the next few days. it's home to about 60 people who have been given just three days to leave. a ukrainian army unit fighting near the eastern city of

plans to join the wto in the near future during the visit of the president, so that german chancellor olafcholz would somehow declare his intention to take uzbekistan in this matter, in addition to stimulate an agreement on expanded partnership and cooperation between tashkent and the european union. in addition, berlin intends to invest $ 9 billion in the economy of uzbekistan in the near future, kyrgyzstan called on the united states not to interfere in in internal affairs, the reason was the statement of congressman michael mccolo, who called the decision of the court in bishkek to stop the work of the local branch of radio liberty, the reason for the banal spread of false information on the air for imposed freedom, was a blatant attack on free media. immediately stood up from across the ocean. tough answer. the press secretary of the president had to be the judiciary in our country is independent and makes its own decisions, no one has the right to interfere in its work, kyrgyzstan is an open and free country where there are no restrictions freedom of speech and the media were the only

the next day, germany supported the tour in the office of olaf scholz.t was received with military honors, despite the fact that the visit was of a working, not a state nature. schultz himself said the conflict has huge geopolitical consequences, so the frg and its partners will do everything to bring russia to justice. we support ukraine only humanitarian aid, but also political financial and weapons, of course, also first of the war. we have allocated 70 billion euros to help ukraine we have provided very modern and effective weapons with which you can protect yourself the german ministry of defense issued an official statement for the meeting of leaders, according to which germany is preparing a new package of military assistance to ukraine in the amount of 2 billion 700 million euros, plans to send to kiev 20 additional infantry fighting vehicles 30 leopard tanks 200 reconnaissance drones. logistic vehicles four systems anti-aircraft ob. ammunition 18 howitzers and 100 armored vehicles this military aid package will be the largest since the conflict

uh, irritation, many begin to talk about how olaf-scholz, for example, about what the west needs somehow, but try to change their hypocrisy, and interact, but sincerely with countries world majority, but for some reason it seems to me that the train has left. the west will by no means give up its hypocrisy. secondly, the world has really fundamentally changed , and we are not witnessing the reverse processes of the consolidation of a multipolar world without the west, now we are giving the floor to the news and the big game will return at 23. the missile system eliminated the american air defense system in kiev, they are trying to deny it, but there are footage from eyewitnesses. deprecated and largely lost touch with reality the state duma voted for the withdrawal of our country from all the treaty will be financed and there is no return to it. by many indicators, but there is what to pay attention to the development of the novosibirsk region and support for the participants in the special operation , the conversation between the president and the governor of the region? changed it to m

german chancellor olaf scholz said they believe the recession will be short lived calling the economic very good. >>> here's your chance to get your hands on some harry potter history, a hogwarts acceptance letter that was used in the first harry potter movie is being auctioned off. it comes withealok hogwarts seal on an unopened envelope and is expected to fetch around $10,000. that's your cbs money watch report this friday morning. i'm shanelle kaul, cbs news, new york. >>> canadian actress samantha weinstein has died. weinstein starred in the remake of "carrie." she had been battling cancer, she was first diagnosed in 2021 at the age of 25. the actress documented her cancer journey on social media. she called cancer the worst thing that could happen to her but also the best, saying it brought her closer to her parents. it made her see every day as a gift. samantha weinstein was 28. >>> graduates at johns hopkins university got a really big surprise. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy was the commencement speaker yesterday. he joined the ceremony in a live video stream from ukra

at a news conference with german chancellor olaf scholz, zelenskyy was disputing a report that said leakedtelligence documents suggested he'd considered trying to capture russian territory as bargaining chips in peace talks. pres. zelenskyy: we do not attack russian territory. we liberate our lawful land, we are not interested in this. we don't have time for this, we don't have powers for this. john: zelenskyy's next stop is paris, where he's arrived for talks with french president emmanuel macron. and, homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas today said that the number of people crossing the mexican border illegally was cut in half since the pandemic-era immigration policy known as title 42 ended at midnight thursday. mayorkas said border patrol agents encountered more than 10,000 peoe entering the country illegally in the days leading up to title 42's expiration, but on friday there were just over 6,000, and just over 4,000 saturday. illegal border crossings remain higher than in previous months, and remain well above the lows during the pandemic. still to come on "pbs news weekend

not join nato in the foreseeable future about this in an interview with a german german chancellor olaf schultz said to welt tv channel that at present kiev cannot fulfill a number of conditions for joining the alliance. german cabinet. he also recalled that back in 2008 in bucharest, nato adopted a decision in which a long-term perspective was formulated for everyone. it is clear that this will not happen in the foreseeable future, summed up schultz , the situation with nuclear safety at the zaporozhye npp is extremely unstable , the head said. mgt. this morning the station lost external power supply to specialists. i had to connect the nuclear power plant to a backup power supply. on this background. rafael grossel called on the side of the conflict to conclude an agreement to protect it. at the same time, in the newspaper material in your post says that at present the head of the magata is developing an appropriate action plan, but kiev does not want even a shadow. what kind of negotiations is evidenced by the pentagon documents leaked to the network ? . the victim was told that they

prime minister belgium, and what else is coffee on saturday, at the invitation of german chancellor olafolze, he has planned a visit to berlin itself, what is the purpose of these trips of our president, that is , what is the main thing, what is the main thing he would like to receive from them, because why am i asking yesterday in in the evening address, he spoke about the preparation of some very important initiative, he called it important measures, what could it be, what kind of initiative could it be, so far it is difficult for me to say what kind of initiative it could be. maybe we will hear about it when the president speaks in achene, but as of now

them now, but the main task of the barakama was supposed to be through angela merkel to transmit to olafy, to them the fear of defending the militia of history. and the idea that there are no hasty decisions in connection with the shelling in the kremlin, it should not be done. that is, i'm guessing or let's say the version that i have the moment it was necessary to lead germany a little, because the shelling itself and the video, which, of course, appeared both on the internet and in the german media, it naturally caused panic, despite the fact that everyone here is shouting that this is an operation on strangers flag, but everyone undoubtedly, of course, began to say that this could not end, but just like that, something would be some kind of silence, and in all likelihood it was assumed that the schulz-position could give up and could return to the previous positions to ours in which to say, well, since this happened, since ukraine nevertheless decided to attack, and russia, moreover , so brazenly, then we will change our position related to ukraine, the presence of barack obama at th

. -- olaf scholz has done that previously as well. the japanese are more hesitant.the last 24 hours they had a major meeting of technology ceos in the semiconductor space clearly trying to establish japan as a technology leader on semiconductors. each government will have a different approach, but i think all of them are united in the objective of trying to make sure the basic rules of the road are upheld on china and economic issues. sarah: we saw today that u.k. prime minister in japan talking about new economic and defense deals, again, behind the scenes there are these bilateral's going on as well as g7 couns coming together. zach: and, maybehe element that will get the most attention is not a bilateral, but trilateral. the possibility on sunday, probably, of the korean and japanese president and prime minister meeting with joe biden in a major trilateral meeting. that is probably the biggest thing that might come out of the g7. this cooperation between korea and japan that has heretofore been very difficult. sarah: the other country we obviously need to talk ab

to putin that he will not achieve his goal, this was stated by the cautious chancellor of germany, olaf solz, in an interview with dievelt. i quote scholz, first of all, this is a signal to the russian president so that he does not hope that he will be able to achieve his goal , he is simply waging a war that will last as long as possible, the allies are ready to provide long-term support to ukraine and the german chancellor added that germany does not have f-16 aircraft and is mainly focused on providing ukraine with anti-aircraft defense systems of armored vehicles and heavy artillery , but we understand that noob everyone nods to the united states of america, but if solf supports giving ukraine f16 is also an extremely important signal , in particular, it is also about the specifics of how he formulated this message to putin, well, let's go further, if we have already talked about the response from the main intelligence agency to the event at horoshchen and called all this the creation of a security zone, it's great formulation andriy yusov, head of the intelligence directorate, said

terrible round of war regarding the response of e- it is possible that these words of german chancellor olaf scholz today in the european parliament can be considered a certain answer to what happened today in moscow, 2,200 km northeast of us. putin is holding a parade today and shows its soldiers tanks and missiles. we should not be intimidated by such power games. let's remain steadfast in our support for ukraine as long as necessary. none of us wants to return to those times when the law of the strongest operates in europe, when smaller countries had to obey larger ones, when freedom was the privilege of the few and not the basic right of all those public politicians called the fact that ursova fondelaien celebrated europe day as a very clear message of support for ukraine in kyiv today, why is it important, bohdana, and what is this europe day? actually, it is obvious that ms. ursula fondela herself, the president of the european commission, frankly said that it is about showing support for ukraine. the number of russian rockets flew at the cities of ukraine , in particular at kyiv, stri

and prime minister of india in a fashion show and there is also the composition of germany's fleur olaf scholz, european leaders said it was extremely important that zelensky personally first visited the league of arab states before going to japan, the g7 leaders agreed to strengthen sanctions against moscow and reduce the influence on china, the presence of the ukrainian president at the jevan summit in hiroshima , the first place that was subjected to a nuclear attack symbolizes the west's concern about the nuclear threat from moscow, george meloni also met with the head of the government italy saw how our agreements from the negotiations in rome are being carried out, george told about the agreements at the summit of the league of arab states, we saw how we can now strengthen our opportunities to protect life from russian aerial terror, negotiations on the decisions of the prime minister of great britain, britain very actively took up modern fighter jets for ukraine, and these are historical things, the planes will be in the coming months, the partners will decide who and how many f-

the tools just al is optimizing chancellor, olaf, schultz, and fill in the results from 2 kias, closely contested presidential election and going down to the one with a run off, looking increasingly likely not the president's reach of the type of the one who has main rival, kamala glitched over at the threshold to avoid a 2nd round. and the opposition is accusing the governing act potty of deliberately slowing the accounts. let's cross to somebody's idea in a sample and send me, can you just bring us up to date with, with things are right, right now, the 5 things that wrap the accounting devices. you said they've started counting as well as cost. those votes that came in from folks living abroad, the 2.8 percent of those votes have been counted. there's a dispute going on. the opposition, as you mentioned, that a saying the all the routing probably of blocking the vote counting a lot of focus in some districts way with hold all the opposition to say they've recounted vote sometimes 6 times turn out high 88.35 percent according to an adult, a news agency i'm here we all, let's bring you

negotiations and discussions in small groups , a joint press conference of the head of our state and olaf scholz is also planned, before that the president of germany frank walter steinmeier held talks with volodymyr zelenskyi in the white palace under heightened security measures, in addition , today in the german city of aachen , he will present a prestigious award to the supreme commander-in-chief and the ukrainian people named after charlemagne from 1950. it is awarded to figures who made an outstanding contribution to the cause of european unity. it will soon run according to schedule in khmelnytskyi . the railway workers have completed the repair of the sphere damaged as a result of yesterday's shelling. they are currently waiting for permission to resume traffic while the trains continue to travel on a changed route to deliver passengers. they have organized shuttle traffic with electric trains. from khmelnytskyi central station , ukrzaliznytsia reported that currently 13 trains out of 66 are running with a delay of over an hour truskavets-dnipro is on the way for more than 4 hours