olaf scholz also announced an additional 500 million euros in aid. after a short break, i will be back to take you through the day. we will be right back. 8 ♪

how could this play out if olaf scholz is not able to secure the supply?irgit: worst case scenario, it can always be extreme. there is the situation that on the one hand during the winter, people are sitting in the cold. that is obviously not going to go down well with the electorate and the popularity of the prime minister. and the people are burdened by extra costs. they are already facing rising energy bills and are asked to pay an extra levy on top with the overall inflation we are seeing. there is on the one hand the immediate impact of the energy crisis and then the cost-effective. -- cost effect. in the wintertime there will be unease at least and it will be a difficult political period. kriti: pressuring the euro once again, dropping below parity. birgit, thank you once again. speaking of olaf scholz, he's in canada as part of a three day trip as a push to find alternative sources of gas. take a listen to what he said in mulch we all. -- in montreal. >> we are doing a lot of investments to diversify supply and be are doing it as fast as ever possib

olaf scholz visiting his canadian counterpart in montreal. both say they are emitted to climate change. pakistan's former prime minister charged with terrorism. his supporters rallying outside his home, vowing to stop police from arresting. ♪ >> to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin with an assassination in moscow, placing blame and taking responsibility. ukraine rejected the accusation by russian security services that it was behind a car bombing saturday evening. the blast killed a political commentator and daughter of a well-known russian nationalist, thought to be close to vladimir putin. they today, and an largely unknown group calling itself the national republican army, saying it carried out the attack. >> this video, shared by russian security services, claims a female ukrainian special services contractor was behind a car bomb attack that killed a journalist on the outskirts of moscow saturday. this is the alleged woman moved to russia last month and had followed -- in a mini-cooper. she escaped to estonia after the blast

. >> olaf scholz announced plans to help organize the reconstruction of ukraine. they can help rebuild ukraine defense systems. the chancellor expressed support for a proposal by an angle macron. he also promised back for the extension of the european union to include ukraine, moldova, georgia and the western balkan countries. >> we are not taking the attack on russia lying down. we will not stand idly by and watch women, men and children being killed or countries being rubbed off the map and disappearing behind walls or iron curtains. we don't want to go back to the 19th or 20th century. our europe is united in peace and freedom. it is open to all european nations who share our values. above all, it is an active rejection of imperialism and autocracy. >> in his speech here in prague, olaf scholz called for greater european 70 in the face of new imperialist autocracy. he wants to describe russians were on ukraine as a turning point for europe and promised to continue supporting ukraine. he also outlined concrete policy changes. but many of these ideas such as more

olaf scholz is in canada.t of the push is emphasizing his government is working hard to end the dependence on russian gas. >> we are working hard to become independent and we are doing a lot of investments to make it happen. we are doing it as fast as ever possible, never such an infrastructure. using the processes because of the difficulty that germany is facing to make sure we can move through regulatory hurdles more quickly. it is something we are willing to do but there needs to be a business case. there needs to be a case for germany. manus: let's get to our correspondent in berlin. the scale of the crisis is laid bail in the market in terms of energy prices. how palpable is it at home in germany where you are? how real is the energy crisis? >> i think at the moment, people are sort of getting by. people are cutting back a little bit on their own consumption. but really, people have not yet hit the real impact it can have if gas is going to be cut further back so we will have to see. the government is wor

olaf scholz had plans to phase out coal. he is having to rethink those pledges now.many's last three remaining nuclear power stations only provide electricity in a small amount, nevertheless, it could make sense to keep them going. it would be a huge political compromise area but, one of -- compromise. but one of those plants produce is percent of bavaria's energy and is due to be decommissioned at the end of the year. -- 12% of bavaria's energy and is due to be decommissioned at the end of the year. in a neighboring town they are painfully aware that germany does not have enough gas store for the winter. >> we are preparing for disaster. should the gas supply breakdown, energy intensive industries would be the first to be taken off the supply grid. that would have catastrophic consequences for energy in our region. we would have to ensure that hospitals and old people's homes are looked after. >> vladimir putin is costing -- casting a long shadow over the baking heat of the german suer. he may not have yet triggered the economic and political turmoil he would no dou

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chancellor olaf scholz personally visited the german military training ground, where the units are beingay, firstly, successes to the elderly ukrainian militants and, secondly, he promised to expand military assistance to the kiev regime, however, in the government. germany liked it. this is not for everyone , since when supplying new weapons in ukraine the defense capability of germany itself runs the risk of seriously deteriorating, and the civilian economy. berlin's solidarity with kiev is too costly. dmitry horn will continue. a european politician riding a tank is a picture for the whole world it is becoming more and more familiar, following the head of the british foreign office, the germans are saddling the tower with heavy military equipment, not quite gracefully on the stepladders, well, the effect has been achieved by the process headlines of the german media schultz attends the training of ukrainian soldiers on a tank, a cheetah chancellor, olaf -scholz at the military training ground putlas talked to ukrainian soldiers and instructors who teach them how to use an anti-aircraf

there is a risk for olaf scholz.ularity is going to slump and it will impede on his ability to keep the coalition together. dani: all right, thank you very much. let's quickly get to some breaking lines over credit squeeze, a bloomberg a scoop that credit suisse could face delays getting china operations approved after a flurry of executive exits. the regulators telling credit suisse they will be unable to get operations online until they fill some key roles. delaying some of their china operations. a lot of senior management departure causing this. again, it will really be until positions are filled, that's when they will get on-site inspections, the final step to allow them to build out their wealth management business on shore. a big part of credit suisse's expansion, looking at china wealth management. we will bring you those lines as they continue to cross. that's get back to energy. iran has sent the eu it's official sponsor to the proposal for revising the 2015 nuclear accord. this after tehran signaled it may

olaf scholz insists it's available and there is no technical reason for russia to withhold its gas.r who promised to phase out coal and end nuclear power. he is having to rethink those pledges now. "germany's last three remaining nuclear power stations," he said, "only provide electricity, and only a small amount." "nevertheless, it could make sense to keep them going." it would be a huge political compromise. one of those plants is in bavaria, and provides 12% of the region's electricity. it's due to be decommissioned at the end of the year. in the nearby town of landshut, they're painfully aware that germany doesn't yet have enough gas stored for the winter. translation: we are preparing for disaster management. - should the gas supply break down, energy intensive industries would be the first to be taken off the supply grid, which would have catastrophic consequences for industry in our region. secondly, we would have to ensure places like hospitals and old peoples' homes are looked after. vladimir putin is casting a long shadow over the baking heat of the german summer. he may n

german chancellor olaf scholz taps the boundless potential for hydrocarbon imports from canada in a dealh justin trudeau. they still need a short-term solution for the gas crisis. equities are on the back foot this morning. we are getting confirmation of divestment in china, a weakening scenario there. global equity markets are on the cusp of recession. u.s. equities are lower. house sales are under pressure in the u.s.. mortgage rates are at 5.6%. pmi's are the 2020 lows. u.s. equity futures, the nasdaq down 0.8% -- zero point -- the nasdaq down an eighth of a percent. german electricity is priced at the equivalent of $1000 per barrel. do the economics on that. have a look at oil. there was a draw down in inventory that bolster the markets. the oil market this morning giving back 0.4%. yields turned just over this morning. neel kashkari talking about a situation which is completely unbalanced. euro-dollar still subpar and jp morgan bankers saying we could hit 114 if the gas crisis continues in the united kingdom. not just gas, but electricity crisis. $114. neel kashkari says action from

olaf scholz testifies about the investigation of the scandal that undermined the trust in german banksexpect him to shed light on this matter. i don't think so , olaf schultz's strategy is to repeat that he has been saying for a long time, he does not remember the details of conversations with bank representatives; he has one memory gap after another. today. you need to put this. the end of the chancellor must show all cards to justify himself. since leroux is now constantly in the course of the investigation, his former party ally and confidant kars were found to have 200,000 euros of their origin in a safe deposit box. he could not explain then the journalists decided to ask schulz, what do you know about the cash flows of johannes carlson nothing then the next question. what do you think, where did this money come from ? i couldn't have done it without the patronage. it is no coincidence that the cologne prosecutor's office decided to check the e-mailer. for several months now, the prosecutor's office has been checking the mail being confiscated, which, to be more precise, we can sa

olaf scholz went to canada to try to find alternative sources of energy to end its dependence on russianas. >> we will work hard to become independent of this gas supply and we are doing a lot of investments to make this happen. we are doing it as fast as possible. the energy infrastructure has been built in germany in a short time. because of the difficulty that germany is facing to make sure that we can move through regulatory hurdles more quickly, it is something we are willing to do, but there needs to be a business case and it needs to make sense for germany. francine: for more, we are joined from berlin by bloomberg's chief in network. how much of this will help with the timeline of how fast some of the energy can rise in germany? >> the government is at the moment looking at where the energy is needed. at the moment, we hear that they seem to be on course unless russia is cutting gas. they do say that if the winter isn't adding too cold, they might get through the coming winter with the existing energy storage. but there are more worries about what will happen next year during the

germany's chancellor olaf scholz is in canada and has just signed a deal to form hydrogen supply chainsith canada. this is seen as a positive step forward but it does not offer an instant fix as it will take some time to get the right infrastructure in place. to talk us through what's at stake. i'm joined by nathan piper, head of oil & gas research at investec. thanks gas research at investec. so much for being on th! programme. thanks so much for being on the programme. so, initially it sounds positive, it is the right step for germany to take but how long will it all take to get gas through this form? to get hydrogen to be any sort of significant replacement for natural gas is going to take decades stopping hydrogen as part of the move to net zero and part of the overall solution for our changing energy systems away from fossil fuels. certainly as we look into a winter gas crisis across europe it is no sort of solution.— europe it is no sort of solution. , ., solution. so in terms of the problem — solution. so in terms of the problem and _ solution. so in terms of the problem and the

olaf scholz insists it's available and there is no technical reason for russia to withhold its gas. out coal and end nuclear power. he is having to rethink those pledges now. "germany's last three remaining nuclear power stations," he said, "only provide electricity, and only a small amount." "nevertheless, it could make sense to keep them going." it would be a huge political compromise. one of those plants is in bavaria, and provides 12% of the region's electricity. it's due to be decommissioned at the end of the year. in the nearby town of landshut, they're painfully aware that germany doesn't yet have enough gas stored for the winter. translation: we are preparing for disaster management. - should the gas supply break down, energy intensive industries would be the first to be taken off the supply grid, which would have catastrophic consequences for industry in our region. secondly, we would have to ensure places like hospitals and old peoples' homes are looked after. vladimir putin is casting a long shadow over the baking heat of the german summer. he may not yet have triggered t

to ukraine as fuel for the conflict, all this seriously affected the rating of german chancellor olaf scholz, at least 62% of citizens are dissatisfied with his work. this is the highest figure during the reign. anti-russian sanctions to schultz clearly did not add to the popularity of solving the problem of high payments, the government proposes to reduce the consumption of gas and other utilities . at the same time, scholt himself does not intend to follow such advice, the federal government has given us a recommendation to wash less often. how often do you shower every day. is it valid to worry if the support of the chancellor in germany there are still some, even if not the most adequate ones with bare chests, demand to bring barbies to gaz immediately, others, but already in clothes they are calling for a ban on the extradition of all russians, it is unbearable that russians go on vacation to europe and spend their money anyone who wants to stop putin should not give up now, but should lead to a ban on tourist visas for russian citizens, similar calls are heard in finland estonia the cz

to put it mildly, an ambiguous statement, primarily for germany itself did the german chancellor olaf scholz, unexpectedly admitted berlin is transferring such modern weapons to the kiev authorities that some of them have not even had time to introduce them into the bundeskhs. the liberation of the donetsk people's republic is proceeding according to the plan of nationality , they were knocked out of six more settlements , defense minister sergei shoigu said today at a conference call. military installations and weapons of the kiev security forces. well, the threat to the security of the region remains due to uncontrolled deliveries of western weapons to ukraine, shoigu emphasized , in total, as a result of attacks by russian troops on a military facility, 33 american howitzers 777 destroyed five launchers against ship-based harpoon missile systems, as well as six launchers and more than 200 missiles and reactive fire complaint systems. also over the past two weeks from 396 anti-tank missile systems. and ufo 125 portable anti-aircraft missile systems stinger and now a statement is coming fro

olaf scholz tried to address the townspeople with a speech, but as they say, the race did not work outdidn’t let them speak, one part of the crowd whistled, the other screamed, the much more offensive traitor of the people failed, as the focus edition writes, as a result, the chancellor was not heard at all, and in the meantime he tried to reassure people with promises that the government would soon take measures that would save citizens from catastrophic inflation due to cloud utility bills. especially for electricity, let me remind you that these are the consequences anti-russian remote war, as a result of which the government of the scholtsy. we have to save the industry as well. and this is all i have for now. i pass the floor to my colleagues. the information channel will continue the program. time will tell. the information channel on the first continues this time will show ruslan ostashko olesya loseva the other day there was news. uh, about the fact that the cabinet of ministers of ukraine adopted a resolution according to which the commanders of military personnel will be able

notjust the response as well, borisjohnson didn't attend the game at wembley on sunday whereas olaf scholzreet argues it haven't because he's been in northern ireland for the funeral of the former first minister. no northern ireland for the funeral of the formerfirst minister. no plans so farfor the pm the formerfirst minister. no plans so far for the pm to host the england women's game. i think the team... ithink england women's game. i think the team... i think the risk here is that this was such a massive moment on sunday and i think there is a real widespread feeling that we need to capitalise on this and use it as a springboard for further progressing women's football in this country and access to football that women and girls have. i guess what this front page touches on is this idea that the government really isn't rising to the occasion, i suppose it will come under pressure to perhaps change the stance and perhaps look like at least it is rising to the occasion and reflecting the enormity of what has happened in the last few days. i thank you very much. there seems to be a real gr

germany's chancellor, olaf scholz has undermined his opposition to a possible visa event for russian citizens. here is what he had to say. >> it was an important decision for all of us that we impose sanctions on those who are responsible for the war and oligarchs and those who are financially and economically profiting from this regime. i think this is not the war of the russian people. it is britain's war and we have to be very clear on that topic. >> while your debates how to -- europe debates how to handle visitors from russia, the war has raged on. officials in the region of dundas -- donbass report shelling. civilians who fled the city are watching closely in hopes of returning to their homes. we spoke with woman who fled to the city of odessa. >> looking for something pretty among donated clothes at the refugee center. she left nearly everything behind her when she fled her home in the russian occupied harris on region. she and her children have been in odessa for three weeks now. >> the situation under occupation grew worse and worse every day. i spent five months there and i

left schultz -- olaf scholz has met in berlin. he said that he rejects the use of the term apartheid to describe relations between israel and the palestinian territories. >> the reinforcement of the two state solution and the destruction of the 1967 borders by the israeli side. in the creation of the new reality in an apartheid system that is against us by the israeli side. it will not be in the service of security and freedom. of course, regarding the early politics, i have a different decision. i won't use the word apartheid. >> let's bring in simon young. when the friction there. what else did they talk about? >> this was about one hour or so of talks between chancellor schulz and the present have asked. -- the president. the chancellors said he welcomed the cease-fire between islam and jihad and israel. chancellor schulz says he continues to support the plan for a tuesday system. they called for a full membership of the u.n. for palestine for the palestinian entity at the moment. chancellor charles -- chancellor schulz says it

olaf scholz has accused russia of delaying the delivery of a turbine needed to sustain asked supplies europe. he declared there were no problems with the turbine but russia has said the absence of equipment is the reason why reduced gas flows through the pipeline to germany. a volcano near iceland's international airport has started to erupt again after lying dormant for nearly a year. they erupt in -- the eruption in the valley drew thousands of tourists in 2021. the country has enacted emergency plans barring flyovers. kansas has voted in favor of protecting abortion rights. referendums are estate -- a first test after roe v. wade was overturned earlier this year. projections suggest more than 60 people voted to maintain constitutional right to abortion. president joe biden signed an executor border to make it easier for women to seek abortions by traveling between u.s. states. it calls on health care providers comply with federal nondiscrimination laws. japan, an unwanted pregnancy can lead to a life of social exclusion. one island has decided to do something about it. hospital is

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i recall earlier melnik called chancellor olaf scholz quote, offended by liverwurst for refusing to visitand on august 28, the ambassador canceled an invitation to the ukrainian capital for the prime minister of saxony, because he called for a ceasefire in ukraine, melnik's powers expire on october 14. however, leiman proposed not to wait a month and a half, but to declare the ukrainian ambassador persona non. grata right now. the head of the foreign ministry of the eu country at today's meeting in prague is unlikely to be able to agree on a complete ban on the issuance of visas to russians, this is reported by the politician's publication, citing its diplomatic sources, maximum. what can ardent opponents hope for moscow is that the process of registration squealed by russians will become longer and more expensive against a total visa ban, they continue to yield in germany and france, it is becoming more and more difficult for the european union to agree on new anti-russian measures with the approach of winter, more pressing problems arise, how emil intends to solve them mirsaev. if until

our request to say enough, come towards peace. >> reporter: now there are reports that olaf scholz ande. he's been criticized for that. he issued a tweet a few hours later. he said i am disgusted by the outrageous remarks made by palestinian president mahmoud abbas. for us germans in particular, any relativization of the singularity of the holocaust is intolerable and unacceptable. of course, these remarks are garnering widespread and harsh condemnations here in israel. israeli prime minister issuing a tweet saying that it was a moral disgrace and a monstrous lie, 6 million jews were murdered in the holocaust and 1.5 million jewish children, history will never forgive him, speaking of abbas. mahmoud abbas' office issued a clarification in an updated statement this morning. he said in part, he reaffirms the holocaust is the most heinous crime that has occurred in modern human history and said that what he meant was that he was trying to speak and remind people, he says, of the massacres committed against the palestinian people, he says, by israeli forces, crimes he says that have not st

today, germany's chancellor olaf scholz said that gorbachev had been a courageous reformer who daredo do many things. russian president vladimir putin today held him as an extraordinary global statesman, but the kremlin said that gorbachev had been badly wrong about the prospect of friendly ties with the, and i am quoting here, the bloodthirsty west. >> in mikhail gorbachev's first speech as leader of the soviet union, it was clear he was a stark contrast to his predecessors. >> the right to live in peace and freedom is the most important basic right of each individual. reporter: gorbachev wanted to change the soviet union, to bring it closer to the people. he promoted glasnost, openness, and perestroika, reforms, two words that will forever be associated with him. his new outlook was popular with many. his policies also applied to the military, despite the resistance of soviet generals. >> i am convinced that we will also have to reform our military. we have far too many weapons. we have to seek dialogue with other superpowers and reduce our arsenals to a reasonable extent. reporter

to ukraine as fuel for the conflict, all this seriously affected the rating of german chancellor olaf scholzhis work and at least 62% of citizens are dissatisfied. this is the highest figure during the reign. anti-russian sanctions have clearly not added to the popularity of the solution to the problem of high payments, the government proposes to reduce the consumption of gas and other utilities . at the same time, scholt himself does not intend to follow such advice, the federal government has given us a recommendation to wash less often. how often do you shower every day. does it really matter if there is still support for the chancellor in germany even if not the most adequate, some bare-chested demand an immediate embargo on gas others, but even in clothes they call for a ban on issuing visas to russians it is unbearable that russians go on vacation to europe and spend their money anyone who wants to stop putin should not give up now, but should lead a ban on tourist visas for russian citizens similar calls are being made in finland, estonia, the czech republic in prague promised to cont

belt's work by olaf scholz is approved by only 25% of germans, while more 60 are dissatisfied with hisicy, if energy problems are in the first place in germany, then the future british prime minister will have to deal with the food crisis, as the local media of the kingdom found out, hunger could threaten all free agricultural years, as it turned out, they were given for the installation of solar panels, construction with red railways. and the creation of nature reserves as a result of local products on store shelves are getting smaller prices are rising, dispersing inflation , ukrainian refugees did not dream of such a european life most of those who moved to spain in april and are returning back to their homeland. faced with high prices and low wages . i can't live here in spain. i only work to pay rent and food, even if i had a job, they require paychecks and guarantors to rent a small apartment. i can't provide it, because i don't have any of this in france. great britain is not happy with refugees. fewer people are ready to shelter them because they are for the maintenance of fore

are looking for new suppliers around the world, including across the ocean , german chancellor olaf-scholzotiating in canada this week according to him. this country is also rich in natural resources, like russia, and, in addition, is a reliable democracy is another matter. will it become a reliable supplier of resources, there are really many proven gas reserves alone, more than two trillion cubic meters the problem is that canada does not have any infrastructure for its export by sea all the produced volumes, it consumes itself and sends it to the united states canadian prime minister justin trudeau himself said earlier that this winter his country is unlikely to be able to help europe out the situation, probably not at all. maybe, uh, such as you see it in europe because uh, now lately we see that many countries that have uh new agreements with europe they see that the price is on the market. basically, it changes now the situation is such that its own shirt is closer to the body, and therefore canada will most likely fulfill certain obligations, but expect it to increase, and the volum

more than noticeable, and still, even according to these latest statements regarding the visas of olaf scholz see that germany is preventing it, why, why, until now, is it all russian money or is it some other reason , i don’t think that now we can talk about influence of russian money to the position of the current german leadership before, eh, at first it seems since the 70th or 1774, since 1972. so, the german authorities were driven by a certain beneficial interest in receiving pipeline gas from the soviet union, then with russia. then after the collapse of the soviet union, eh these ties between germany and russia as the successor of the soviet union acquired a new friendly quality, a friendly quality, yes, and of course, this is where the influence of moscow money on the political elite of germany began, and with the beginning full-scale war, we see that the era of such influence has already been overturned because, uh, if the chancellor of germany, willibrant from the social democratic party, opened this page of uh, honest cooperation between moscow and germany , now we see, ironically

look at the position of olaf scholz regarding visas for russian citizens what other evidence do you need in order that there is not even this and the refusal of visas for russian citizens, well, first of all, it is not a touristic thing, it is not a direct economic loss, it’s true. yes, but even on this issue there is no consensus. and you imagine that the leaders of nato countries made a decision about the fact that they will send a military contingent , that is, actually citizens with the risk of dying to ukraine, as far as i'm concerned, well, what exactly ? we understand that the americans have the ability to do this. we have seen the statistics of the operation of the method , that's all, uh, that's it, you understand, we can. because look, there is a military field, there is a political and military field. of course, this would destroy part of the russian missiles, etc. but how could it blow up inside europe itself, we do not know how russia will take advantage of this, well, that is, we can also draw a hypothetical scenario, and it is not a fact that in of european unity, it would

berlin refused to supply weapons to ukraine for attacks on russian territory, olaf scholz said.ding to him, it is important to prevent the escalation of the conflict. schultz referred to jubaiden, who also promised not to do this, however, on the eve of the biden in a conversation, zelensky said that the united states would support ukraine as long as necessary , while maintaining washington’s trade relations with moscow , despite his own sanctions, andrey skvortsov was convinced of this. goods continue to arrive in american ports, after six months, a fierce sanctions war, according to the washington post, during this time 3,600 shipments of wood, metals and rubber were shipped, the volumes decreased markedly, but in moscow it still succeeds earning a billion dollars a month, a ban on the import of certain goods, journalists say, is likely to cause more harm to these sectors in the united states than in russia. as for timber imports, the dense birch forests of russia form such a hard and durable wood that a large amount of wood is made from it . some of the american wooden school

went down the hamburg prosecutor's office decided to dismiss the lawsuit against german chancellor olaf scholzassociate petr chancher is suspected of having links with a criminal gang. they said that they were in high positions. they with gray schemes helped to divert money from the budget. history. it began 6 years ago, when scholz was the mayor, even then the tax authorities of hamburg wanted to recover 47 million euros from one of the private banks in the city, but after a few days , those who filed a lawsuit against the chancellor with the prosecutor's office insisted that it was scholz who could influence the irs in exchange for a bribe or a share in a criminal scheme. the estonian authorities nevertheless decided to transfer the monument to the soviet t-34 tank from the public space of narva to the museum of this was stated by the prime minister of the country in the morning, the police blocked the road to the monument, both for cars and for pedestrians, they pulled it together, including special forces with dogs patrolling the territory from the water and air on the tank helicopters of

well, olaf scholz said, obviously, the presence of other hawks of international politics forces him tohy his statement. you are in canada. well, rather from the section of adequate, gentle, it can’t help but be happy. well, plus, if you look at the statements again, i will turn to the joint committee. we saw that even countries that are not directly interested in solving the crimea issue. well, let’s say the same president of guatemala who was also present at the summit of the presidents of other non-target regions for us. they all agreed with all the points that were put on ukraine's agenda, that is, in fact, many non -european countries accepted our agenda . the european agenda and in the context of crimea, in the context of the condemned actions of the russian federation. this is a very positive signal because we still have fears that the countries of latin america, the countries of africa, the countries of the far east, at least partially, but some of them may support russia . well, the crimean platform and the expansion of its participants , in principle, indicates that the work o

a war in ukraine and why are the russians here or should they suffer and even german chancellor olaf scholzussians from traveling to the european union and how should they get together there at the level of ministers of the european union in berlin and this discuss how do you feel about this theory of er existence let's say so er i would not consider this decision as er simply a sanction against the entire russian people er to do that the technical er is a largely technical solution for us so that we cannot now allow a huge, huge wave of people wishing to leave for the european union to pass through our borders, a-and , basically , french air messages. it's responsible, we import a temporary ban, that is, it's not a-a hmmm, of course, it's perceived at the individual level as an additional additional sanction. - the suspension of air traffic as a contract, that is, under the conditions of the absence of communication, we cannot ensure the crossing of the land border in the same volume, so a large number of citizens of the russian federation will suffer from it citizens of the country of the

and to the same catchers lifebuoy , and olaf scholz, it is not clear.e siemens plant in emilham, germany, on the way to inspect the nord stream turbine received after the canadian repair. in germany, the nord stream turbine is ready for operation, but energy believes that it is not possible to send the turbine to russia, and in fact, according to olaf scholz. here someone has to say the word want. if it sounds, then everything can happen. the turbine is perfectly prepared and an obstacle for connection. no, there is no reason from germany why the turbine could not be sent to russia for its transportation. in fact, a very simple thing for gazprom. it must be said that he really wants to in moscow just need to provide the necessary customs information for transportation , there is no reason why this delivery can not be carried out. i love olaf listen to such a look. you know, it's coming to the turbine. i just can, yes, send a good one, by the way, okay, this is all funny, of course, but not very much either. so it's clear. in fact, the germans understand

olaf scholz insists it's available and there is no technical reason for russia to withhold its gas.who promised to phase out coal and end nuclear power. he is having to rethink those pledges now. "germany's last three remaining nuclear power stations," he said, "only provide electricity, and only a small amount." "nevertheless, it could make sense to keep them going." it would be a huge political compromise. one of those plants is in bavaria, and provides 12% of the region's electricity. it's due to be decommissioned at the end of the year. in the nearby town of landshut, they're painfully aware that germany doesn't yet have enough gas stored for the winter. translation: we are preparing for disaster management. - should the gas supply break down, energy intensive industries would be the first to be taken off the supply grid, which would have catastrophic consequences for industry in our region. secondly, we would have to ensure places like hospitals and old peoples' homes are looked after. vladimir putin is casting a long shadow over the baking heat of the german summer. he may not

macro-financial assistance to the european union, but in germany itself, the situation is quite difficult for olaf scholz in particular, because according to data sociologists, their ratings are quite low, and its opposition now blames the government of germany for insufficient aid to ukraine and talks about hundreds of daily victims, and this visit, in particular, and the allocation of the next tranche of aid to us we expect in the near future, and in general the situation is, in particular, for the largest economy of the european union , as well as in how they help us, how comparable they are, and in particular, how painful it is for the same german authorities. well, we have different stages, let's say the relationship nice people from germany were there for the last few months and the most productive, although when we had a lot of critics, and the formation space in relation to germany, that they think for a long time, they really do not supply enough weapons, my position was as follows that after all, this is a key country of the european union, on the decision of which a lot depends on both politic

well, what is olaf scholz's photo shoot near this very turbine worth?not accept the turbine, they say there are problems there with the documentation, therefore, the absence of this turbine actually frees gazprom's hands in limiting the pumping of gas to europe, they say that one turbine is not available due to european sanctions, and we need others repair, but such a situation has developed well, as i have already said, this whole situation led to a record increase in the price of gas in europe, but immediately the question arises of what to expect from ukraine and what will happen to the ukrainian gas market, we will talk about this later volodymyr omelchenko, director of energy programs of the center razumkova is in touch with us, we are your greetings, i will start by saying that less than a week ago, it seems to me, president zelensky signed a law on a moratorium on increasing gas and heat prices, and it is assumed that this moratorium will be in effect until as long as the martial law continues in ukraine and for six months after that. please tell

but let's listen to olaf scholz in direct speech. the president of russia is responsible for this war. he decided to start it. this war is terrible and unacceptable. it breaks all the previously adopted rules. now the turning point has come for us, because we understand that putin is not he simply attacked his neighbor because he read in some books that part of his territory should belong to him, this is a threat that we all face. we must reject it with all the means available to us. unmanned aerial vehicles to great regret this was reported by experts of the american institute for the study of war with reference to own sources in american intelligence, according to this information , tehran could already send the first batch of drones to russia, and together with them its military pilots and technical personnel, according to the experts of the leadership of the islamic republic, agreed to help the kremlin with drones, because it means getting su-35 planes in return, at the same time, i note that both in moscow and tehran there is in

lansbergis it's a pity that it will be difficult to make a statement by german chancellor olaf scholz that putin's war is going on in ukraine, not the russian people's, this is an attempt to justify the russians and show that there are good russians and bad tsars about it today in an interview on the first channel of polish television said the deputy minister of foreign affairs of the commonwealth of independent states, martin pshidach, according to him, the russian people have been living an imperialist dream for the past tens or hundreds of years, which would be reinforced by its propaganda. well, its position of this people depends on how much territory he captures and how many countries he conquers, that's why all russians are to blame, says mr. deputy minister, because they are the ones who support the regime, and then let's listen to him in direct language. how much ordinary russians support putin's policies. maybe he didn't see videos of people making the letter ze with themselves, maybe he didn't see the numerous rallies of putin's supporters that took place even in berlin its

german chancellor olaf scholz opposes the idea, as if to to give the regime the opportunity to leave the beginning of world hunger, the arrival of turkish president erdogan and un secretary general guterres to lviv, and how ukrainians are preparing for a possible of the nuclear accident at the zaporizhzhia npp this week, these topics were on the front pages of the world's publications. read more about ukraine in the world in our constant review. the us plans to buy about 150,000 tons of grain in ukraine. over the next few weeks, for regions that are starving, the head of the world david beasley of the food program reported a high probability of a large-scale famine in the coming weeks, according to the world food program, 22 million people are currently starving people putin's hopes are growing under this headline, the turkish hurriyet newspaper writes about the meeting of presidents erdoğan and zelenskyi with the un secretary-general guterres in lviv, journalists analyze the topic discussed at the summit, namely the continuation of the grain agreement mediated by the un and turkey,

well, i will remind you that olaf scholz is in prague today, where he is meeting with his colleague petriala during a joint press conference, in particular, many interesting things were said the german chancellor and the situation in ukraine did not miss out on what he said, perhaps and not only rostyslav hoten, a journalist of radio svoboda, is already in touch with us rostyslav, congratulations , glory to ukraine and please share i am asking for information. in fact, the czech republic began to preside over the european union on july 1 this year in its second biennial, and that is why there is now just a whole series of visits to prague by the minister of foreign affairs of the european union and the minister of defense today in prague and the head of european diplomacy. well and german chancellor olafsholz also came and he gave such a key speech at charles university in prague, where he outlined, so to speak, the future vision of europe, a united europe, and what ukraine will benefit from this as well it is very interesting to draw conclusions, he also talked a lot about ukraine. well

for which the germans booed olaf scholz and actually disrupted his speech and in russia will build wooden high-rise buildings in our country for many years. we have a good place where a new era of wooden architecture has already begun. in the european part of russia, natural fires in the ryazan region have more than doubled the fire area overnight. the fire stretched for about 10 km. the helicopters of the ministry of emergency situations are already planning to use il-76 aircraft, which in a few seconds can pour more than 40 tons of water onto a burning forest. most of the sites managed to cope with the so-called crown fire now burning, mostly grass moss and fallen branches, the flames crept up to the settlements of the inhabitants, nine cars warned of a possible evacuation. oh, i was scared of the police behind. i'm telling the people, or something, she wants to evacuate from here to collect all these documents there and that's it. be prepared everyone rosleskhoz said local officials were hiding the real scale of the disaster. this did not allow the federal forces to be involved in the

stated by the country's prime minister and jonas garsteren at a meeting with german chancellor olaf scholzway is currently supplying, quote, the maximum it can supply after russia's attack on ukraine, production has already increased by almost 10%, and for further growth production, it is necessary to develop new gas fields, says stere, i will note that norway is currently the second largest supplier of gas to germany after russia. trump can no longer remain in the united states of america after the search of the former president's estate the federal bureau of investigation confiscated all the passports of the politician, while trump has never traveled abroad since his resignation , let me remind you earlier fbi agents searched the house of the former president of the united states in mar-alago and found and seized 11 sets of secret documents, including several marked top secret which are intended for access only to special state institutions, creativity that not everyone will understand and work in it, units with this punk style that originated not in everyday realities but in literary wo

artem here, chancellor olaf scholz said that germany will not give ukraine such weapons that would allowia, because it will be a completely different war, does our military even have a desire to kill on the territory of russia, we would gladly strike with pleasure, you know, if we had weapons with which we could strike russia and the territory. we would definitely answer for these killed children, women, peaceful people, for all our brothers and sisters, for the broken maternity homes, for the kindergartens, for vinnytsia, for kyiv, for bucha, we would gladly strike, if only they would feel what felt ours feel now our mothers who are going are our brothers whom we transfer almost every day to m. home of their boyfriends for 20 years, both men and women get a feeling when they call home and say that my son has been killed, but i am always with you, i can't help myself. they will never understand this, they need the feeling when, no matter how hard i tried , that's how parents on i would like them to feel the pain that our mothers, our fathers, our women, our sisters feel, but for that we

not the chancellor, olaf-scholz, who is busy discussing the problem of ukraine germany presents a lotapons and sends ukraine the most modern effective models, for example, the cheetah self-propelled anti-aircraft gun. true, as the german minister of defense stated, this is the limit further it is impossible to weaken the german army at the limit and the patience of the people of germany especially those who have to bear family expenses alone for the fireman sven cycler, who is raising an eleven-year-old daughter, going to a pizzeria overnight became a luxury annoying when you go shopping you have to count every cent, otherwise you will not drive make ends meet, prices are going through the roof, even for a winter jacket a child has to save money in advance the whole world, especially the eu countries, you can give a whole decade of difficult winter all because of the energy crisis. this is also the opinion in small belgium against the backdrop of the crisis, the belgians found out that 13,000 ukrainian refugees registered in the alon are self-supporting only 169 people. in brussels, t

and about military aid, as i already mentioned that yesterday german chancellor olaf scholz, speakingefore students at charles university, called on europeans to provide more and more military aid to ukraine and uh, talking about german aid, he announced that in the near future there will be military aid from germany for about 600 million euros, and it will include, in particular, the anti-aircraft defense and artillery system. is informal, so we should not wait for any official decisions. thank you, it was radio liberty correspondent serhii stetsenko. they talked about the meeting of eu ministers in the czech republic. larger gas supplies from russia are expected as early as september in in hungary, as the minister of foreign affairs of the country, pyotr siyarto, said, budapest will continue to buy fuel from moscow. why does hungary not stop doing business with the aggressor state and is it possible to change this policy? cereals , hygiene products, next goes to try on clothes, and it’s great, nothing, thank you, next, i’m completely fine, the center for helping ukrainian refugees h

in more detail, i will remind you that the other day , german chancellor olaf scholz was in canada and there , together with the prime minister, they talked about the return of these turbines, among other things, let's listen and then return to the discussion. russia wants to find ways or blame for breach of contract they blame canada and external factors but we have demonstrated by returning these turbines that the only one who is to blame for causing the energy crisis we have faced is myself vladimir putin, we will not allow him to use energy carriers as a weapon of war, what is russia doing? this is a division between nations, a division between allies, a division among those who support ukraine , and in this it will never succeed, never. that is why we are very grateful for the decision of the canadian government, but as you can see from what i told you we are working hard to become independent from gas supplies we are investing a lot to make this happen and we are doing it as fast as possible from sas ever possible but we heard that justin hard he says that they are allegedly retu