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if not, it would show, on the one hand... that the european union is not as strong a geopolitical actor tries to show itself, but on the other hand, there was another alternative option that the leaders of european countries discussed among themselves, that is to convene another such emergency summit in january, accordingly try to make a decision already by consensus and open negotiations for ukraine and moldova, on fortunately, this did not happen, therefore... because after all, the risks would have remained, the member countries would not necessarily have managed to convince orban, so today's decision is indeed a victory for ukraine. maryana fakhordinova also remains in touch with us now, maryana, you are a great expert in the rules and how all the formalities are in general in the european. is happening, here's what's going to happen next, because the opening of negotiations, okay, and, uh, and then moving directly to the negotiations, because the opening of negotiations is political the decision that is taken at the summit of the european union, then the technical part follows, and

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on. therefore , it is this system of the european union, one can say, that plays a negative role, that theunion is too democratic. and why is that? it happened because the european union, as we remember, started with a small elite club of states, states that... are like-minded states that think alike, that have roughly the same level of financial support, and with each enlargement the european union became, despite on the fact that it is stronger, but... more clumsy in decision-making, and in the last session of the european parliament, the european parliament adopted a resolution in which it proposed to change the fundamental agreements of the european union so that not all issues here is the plan of defense and financial expansion, so that not all these issues should be adopted unanimously, in order to move to a qualified majority, which does not require the vote of all the presidents of the eu member states, but on... in fact, i also talked with experts, with deputies of the european parliament, it is possible, but it is not a matter of months, it is a matter of years, well, at least as

we all recognize kosovo. we are going to take him to the european one union or not? the european union, if it will finally look like a perfect structure after all these integration processes. albanians, yes, live in three countries at once in four. albania, serbia's border with kosovo, kosovo, and north macedonia. these are four different countries, but people in essence. hungarians actually united in one political space: ukraine, hungary, slovakia and romania. there are no more differences between the hungarian communities, by the way, this is what orbán used to say when he spoke about the european integration of ukraine, that this would be the end of the trianon. all hungarians will live in the same space. on the one hand, this is quite an interesting moment, on the other hand, it is a challenge for all these states, because you understand that the hungarians. which will be in one european space, the center of this european space for all hungarians will be not ukraine, not kyiv and not bratislava, but budapest with all the results, even with the distribution of the

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that one, the three original parks has been here since the founding days on the overview of the reopening of concessions with the union square park and the eve of a pack look the pan pacific exhibition of 1916 after the 1906 earthquake san francisco remerged an opportunity not only for us to shine on the national international stage this is an opportunity for san francisco to feel good about itself and everything this is right in san francisco. so do what my mom and dad didn't i was was a kid shop and we don't have schwartz but have so much in chinatown and union square and celebrating our row birth and recovery so joy yourselves the safety place in urban america (clapping.) good morning. i'm district attorney i'm here not only as a san francisco resident who loves to shop and loves the holiday a good excuse to buy myself a gift while i hop for my kid but also here to say we have any turned the corner on the recruitment with respect to retail theft as district attorney i made it here we are prosecutor those who steel in our city city it is no longer retail theft as a minor crime it is with decimated our left our city

the one hand, the eurasian economic union is an international economic association, an establishedthe other hand, it is an international organization of regional economic integration, and which ensures the free movement, as we know, of goods, services, capital, labor , yeah, aimed at increasing economic growth of the member states and to ensure the well-being of all citizens of this union. is aimed at the implementation of some tasks, what kind of tasks are these , why is it all done, lesia nikolaevna says that we are talking about increasing the well-being of citizens of all countries, participants, and what tasks are being solved, well, in general, this is ensuring these basic four freedoms, free movement of goods, free movement of services, uh, labor, and capital, here is the provision of all these freedoms on the territory of the common the eurasian economic union, for all five of our countries, well, the distinctive feature, i’ll probably also say, yes, that our union is fully supplied with raw materials, from hydrocarbons, as we say, yes, to uranium, plus we have very good fo

a lot of people outside the union dance fight for specifically emancipation. this one, they supported the democrats from the north, and discuss that with himself and federal soldiers, having doubts to the point where there were soldiers in the union basically deserting and going to join the confederacy because they didn't fight for emancipation, they fought for the union and the constitution. >> yeah. yeah, so, the reading that we did for today were letters written by a union soldier in ohio. we will actually discuss them a little bit later in class. s but, i do think they help us to understand the widely held opinion among white northerners that emancipation was not something worth fighting for. whether that is in 1861 or in to this case, he is writing these letters in 1863 and 1864, so even after the emancipation proclamation, and certainly in 1861, that would be the majority opinion among the northern white electorate. so, they really had to take this stuff seriously. >> it was interesting, as well, because the public opinion in the north, they typically still didn'

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today is a historic day, the leaders of the european union have decided to start major negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union. today in the program. summit of the european union. talk about the accession and support of our state, what are the realities and prospects of ukraine's european integration. orban at the eu summit, has the hungarian leader's position on ukraine changed and will it be possible to finally convince hungary? europe should prepare for war, russia's aggressive position increases, how to counteract it? throughout this program, we conduct surveys and ask you not about prospects. of ukraine in the european union, because we see that we are already entering the finish line, a long finish line, which will consist of negotiations with 20 other members of the european union. we are asking you whether you support ukraine's accession to nato, because this will obviously be the next stage of the ukrainian state in relations and negotiations with the european union and with the countries of the european union, including the countries of europe. if you think

reunification will be held on the greek-turkish parts of the island, and when cyprus was accepted into the european union fulfilled this promise, only the president has already changed, and the president who was elected was for this one for that in the referendums, the greek people voted against the merger of ostro, and they supported this new president, they supported that they should vote against, on the turkish side. voted for this union, which is now controlled by the self-proclaimed turkish republic of northern cyprus, the greek part voted against it, the european union certainly looked like it was spit on, and to repeat it at least once with something, i don't think that european politicians have the desire, although it has already passed a lot of time, so here i also have a big question, we always we are focusing on the negotiations, on those laws that we should or should not adopt, i think that we will adopt all the laws that are needed for european integration. the visa-free experience proved that how much our legislators did not commit themselves to certain laws that hit directly at their chast

union war. it does a couple of other things that don't get talked about so much. one of them is that it explicitly encouraged and slave people to come to union lines, gain their freedom. so up until this point, even though a lot those people had gained their freedom by doing that, it been more like, okay, now you're. well, except that you're free to grant you freedom. but after the emancipation proclamation, january 1863, the messages said, we want you to come. so it's a much more proactive invitation to enslaved african-americans. stop fighting, not fighting, but stop allowing your labor to be coercively used for the confederate war effort instead of come to us, you can help with the union war and you'll gain your freedom. so it's much more proactive like that. and then the other thing is final proclamation explicitly black men into, the us military as well. so this had happened a little bit in 1862, but in small numbers and it was only really after the emancipation proclamation in 1963 that large of african-american soldiers were able to join the us military and pla

2 well and is convinced is that the geologist future lives with the into europe in the union as well. okay. so w on it well, okay, the and the soviet union on the board numbers are both true. now we should try for something different to do so square on it has to show a trend. i don't need to, what's your up is not easy to, but if we wanted more than i'm, we should make sacrifices to frontier. why is interest of ok? that stuff. but it remains unclear whether the government will implement is either forms or expire to buy the seller, georgia throat to the use media to be long, long around 12000 baby cycles have been released into the river tennis bordering bolivia, and brazil, and hoss of amazon released as part of a government program that works with local communities, presidents collect total eggs for hatching to support the growth of the population . the number of titles, the spinning gas been decreasing because of loss of habitat and the illegal trade in taxable ex us. i'm glad you're up to date up next on the w a documentary, which takes us to a gym and foreigners, which became known during the 2

, nor a legislative one, they are still very... far from being adapted to the european unionfore the russian federation, taking into account hybrids, gerasimov's hybrid strategy , well, there will definitely be something to play on for a long time, reinforcing some internal misunderstandings through ipso , both for our internal audience and spreading it around the world, so we need to concentrate on negotiations with... our partners , do not look in the direction of the aggressor state, because the negative from it will always accompany the process of our european integration, we must treat it in a working, so to speak, mode and just persistently go our way through european integration. thank you very much for taking the time to talk with us at such an early hour, oleksiy buryachenko, executive director of the international association of small communities. this week alone, the russians launched 18 ballistic missiles at the capital of ukraine, every one of them was successfully destroyed by the ukrainian air defense forces, what seemed impossible a year ago, now our defenders

their opinion, slovakia is ready to support the decision to open negotiations with ukraine on joining the european union at the december summit, which will take place soon, the country's minister of foreign affairs juraj blanar said. he positively assessed kyiv's reform efforts on the way to the eu and emphasized the need, i quote: to focus more on finding solutions for a peaceful settlement, the minister also repeated the position of the new government in bratislava: slovakia does not plan to provide troops to ukraine. help did not take off, did not take off in russia, the aeroflot plane twice failed to take off from the runway on the flight to thailand. there were 387 passengers on board the liner, who had to wait almost a day for their journey. this is reported by the russian public. according to the passengers, the aircraft was towed to nazrit twice. i will remind you that harsh sanctions were imposed against the aviation industry of the russian federation from the 22nd year, so foreign companies are not. assemble russian planes and not spare parts are supplied, because of this , engines often burn,

, the governments of the countries of the european union, what to do with ukraine, with moldova, or to start these negotiations on joining the european union, are still going on all night. communities, everyone was actually waiting for a live meeting, a live arrival of volodymyr zelenskyi, the president of ukraine, today he joined the summit online, he in... emphasized that today the decision that concerns ukraine in particular about the start of negotiations on the accession of our state is quite important , either it will play into the hands of ukraine of the european union, or it will play into the hands of moscow, so he pushed the leaders of the european union in this way to think carefully about what decision to make, the majority, i must note that majority countries, not all, except well known to us. leaders, especially of hungary, in order to start these negotiations after all , for the expansion, i would even say, for the expansion of the european union, since yesterday in the classroom, in the classrooms in the classroom atmosphere, the prime ministers of the various countries of the european union commu

, but this signal must also reach the russian president, he must know that he cannot count on the european unionnd its member states to weaken their support for ukraine. that's it, sir. igor, that the germans actively began to support us and the fact that we are already on the way to the european union, does this give the same putin the understanding that the border of russia and the european union, in the future and the border of the north atlantic alliance and russia will be along ukraine, well in georgia as well, between others look, you know, a very good statement, but i'd rather see rockets and. there is chaos in our armed forces, and i would prefer to see permission to use weapons on military objects on the territory of russia, you understand, because we will forever ask the germans, for example, there are patriot air defense systems and missiles for them, by the way, they are very expensive, there is no i remember how many millions of dollars one missile for the patriot system costs, and the russians are now starting to bombard us with ballistics, and this is ballistics... well, it is qui

, and we are standing on the threshold of the european union and there must be a decision already regarding the negotiation process, whether there will be details on access or on opportunities of various leaders of political forces to negotiations, access to various international organizations or travel abroad, whether they will be discussed in the context of democracy and the possibilities of implementation by various ukrainian politicians of their powers, or of their own, certain ideas there or speeches on behalf of the state, mr. and mrs. elizaveta, what do you think, whether they will impose this on us as a condition that ukraine should be more democratic than autocratic, when one group of people there decides who can go abroad and who cannot go abroad, who can meet with orban , who can't meet with orban, i will say once again that orban is the current prime minister of a country that is part of the european union, if we did not treat him well, he is a neighbor, the leader of a neighboring country country, is he the legitimate prime ministe

it seems to me that there are again two parallel tracks, one is that it is the european union that has this problem, and that, unfortunately, ukraine has no influence, cannot have influence on this until it is not within the european union, but the other thing is precisely that ukraine should at the same time very qualitatively focus on doing its homework, so that all 26 countries, they saw that the credit of trust that they provided, in that including at the expense of their politicians, their political capital. ukraine, it is used as efficiently as possible by ukraine, ukraine, well, fulfills the expectations placed on it. mrs. ivanna, thank you, currently they have more allies, for example, in the form of a bank or nehamera, you never know where it is torn, but bulgaria has the right of veto imposed on hungary and cannot join schengen, such is the european world despite the war, but what about us? there are still candidates for european integration, these are our brothers georgia, we received good positive news together with us last week and we will talk about all this with khatia d

so now, when ukraine is creeping in like this , now just a second, creeping in into the european union, one are articles in the european treaty, there are articles. the european union is a metastasis of american neo-colonialism , which built pseudo-forms of parliamentarism on the basis of the occupied territory of europe, well, initially, it doesn’t matter what was originally, it doesn’t matter what they wanted, for now... that is, by and large, this lack of a military component was practically decided therefore we need to act; not only do they lack the will, the european leadership. this again is my purely personal opinion , extremely harsh, this does not mean that our leadership says so, but in my opinion it is necessary to simply explain, we do not recognize these games, we are not interested, we do not recognize the rules imposed on us, no, i i think that here we are following correctly, there is no need to follow anything , we have not recognized and do not recognize the rules, and as for the european union, as long as our partners and friends are the same china, the same india, the sa

was launched to support cooperation projects within the au at the expense of the supranational one. union budget, this is actually a unique mechanism that will allow, starting in 2024, to subsidize the interest rate on loans for cooperative projects within the union, 10% of mutual anti-dumping compensation and special protective duties. 2023 became the year of russia's presidency of the eu. during this time , more than 70 events were held in such areas as international cooperation, industry, taxes and customs. among the important blocks of work are: i would like to note the formation of a common electricity market; almost all key documents have been adopted for its launch since 2025, as well as the initiative to create a eurasian rating agency, the development of transport corridors, the eurasian agroexpress project and much more. the priorities that remain on the agenda in the eu, in addition to trade and in addition to logistics, also remain, for example, quite new areas, this is migration policy, also... in the long-term agenda there are such topics as climate, tourism, medicine, a big

on our air. glory to ukraine. glory to heroes. today, mr. major, a historic event took place. the european unionted negotiations with ukraine on joining the european union. for the last 10 years, we have been working towards this event and quite actively, i mean, and tried to bring this day closer and bring the negotiation process closer to the last. a day before the leaders of the european union made this decision, the leader of hungary , viktor orbán, said that no way, but it turned out that he simply went to the toilet during the vote, and the leader of the european union voted for it. you, as a person who fought for the european future on euromaidan in the revolution of dignity, and then in the war, what do you say, what are your feelings, what do you have... about how we will go through this big negotiation process with 20 members of the european union? well, let's be honest, it's been 10 years since we got to this point, it's true, but we 've come this way, we started with visa-free, then we signed the association agreement, now we've already started the negotiation process, i'm happy from

decision is critically important, since the speed of ukraine's integration into the european union may depend onnion, i would say that a similar initiative should be seen by colleagues from nato led by stolteng, since similar principles are also applied there, when there should be a consensus decision by all members of the north atlantic. well, in terms of structures, both the european parliament and nato are in the same place, yes, they are separated by several kilometers, so it is obvious that communication between them will be established if the european parliament first of all makes such a decision, or the european commission, okay, maxim, but about this of these ideas to reform decision-making, within the european union, will this become a serious obstacle to the start of official negotiations. about the accession of ukraine to the european union? but no, i don't think so, these are parallel tracks that run independently of each other. by the way, the reason why they want to review the principles of decision-making is also the fact that the balkan countries cannot start negotiations on join

effectiveness and the speed of decision-making, well, the effectiveness of the european union's work, well, this is what is really on the agenda, how quickly these discussions will take place, it is difficult to predict so far, now we see that the european union, its leaders, and representatives governing bodies there , also charles michel, he is putting a lot of effort into convincing those countries that are now opposed, in particular, this is hungary, you know that charles michel, he interrupted his visit to china, with the fact that in order to precisely to hold meetings with orbán, in the same way macron is now preparing for a meeting with orbán in order to precisely convince and remove this issue, well, here a great deal of work is being done by all our partners, respectively, from their side. we are also making efforts and leading the proverbial track, respectively, with hungary , we are adjusting and with fico with slovakia, so it seems to me that a lot of effort is already being made here, we will have a result, but this is a discussion in the middle of the european union, it is going on and will be accordi

therefore, say. that - no one fought against the soviet union, it collapsed on its own, physically impossiblethere were purposeful forces - in the intelligence of the united states of america, the central intelligence department, which allocated funds, trained agents, trained intelligence officers, and, accordingly, they were preparing quite serious potential for introducing into the soviet union into its government structures, those people who could, in one form or another, support and promote those ideas that were important for the united states of america. therefore, in any case, there is a fact: the two systems were at enmity, both systems worked against each other. the united states of america invested very heavily in the development of an agent system that worked on the territory of the soviet union, was here sent and worked very well here. moreover, a huge number of statements and presidents of the united states of america, who subsequently spoke about how much money was invested in the collapse. destroyed, when we see now that we have just one moment, all this work was in belgorod, in

and institutions of the european union, regarding support for the opening of negotiations onaine's accession to the european union. the registration number of this resolution is 10,315, dear colleagues, i ask you to vote for 292 decisions on... adopted, the resolution was adopted as a whole, show by fractions, please, thank you, dear colleagues, the next bill, 5420, is a draft law on introducing amendments to the criminal code of ukraine and the criminal procedure code of ukraine, regarding the criminalization of smuggling, goods and excise goods, as well as false declaration of goods, this is the second reading, we at the conciliation council agreed on such an order. discussion 5 minutes people's deputy yuzhanina 3 minutes oleksiy goncharenko next motherland speech sobolev, tsymbalyuk, bondarev and kabachenko 3 minutes each, people's deputy mamka 10 minutes and people's deputy bakumov 3 minutes and we vote, please have the floor , there are no others, thank you, floor given to yuzhanna petrivna 5 minutes to speak, dear colleagues, a very difficult question, we will now... gi

started negotiations with ukraine on joining the european unionst 10 years before this event, and quite actively, i mean, and tried bring this day closer and bring the negotiation process closer. on the last day, before the leaders of the european union made this decision, the leader of hungary viktor orbán said that no way, but it turned out that he simply went to the toilet during the vote and the leaders of the european union voted for it. you, as a person,... fought for the european future on the euromaidan, in the revolution of dignity, and then in the war. what do you say, what are your feelings, what are your thoughts on how we're going to go about this big negotiation process with 20 members of the european union. well, let's be honest, it took us 10 years to get to today's moment, it's true, but we went this way, we started with visa-free, then we signed the association agreement. now we have already started the negotiation process, it pleases me from the point of view that, well, that's for sure, no matter who knows, no matter what the n

new year's gifts are a one hundred percent anchor of joy, which is why company managers, trade unionslic organizations spare no time every year to purchase treasured boxes of sweets for their employees, their children and for those who have no one to congratulate. and what in return: new year's mood, a feeling of involvement in a common, good cause. for most belarusians, this award is enough, but there are resources that dirty everything they touch; this year they tried to dirty with their attention the delivery of gifts for children from a special region. tenders of large and small state enterprises of belarus, including the department of nuclear and radiation safety of the ministry of emergency situations, were rinsed online. we’ll slow down on it, because it flashed in his application. attention amount. he published an announcement on the government procurement website about his readiness to buy 1,250 new year's gifts for 50,965 rubles. this tender was attributed to the gomel regional department of the ministry of emergency situations and everything was presented as if the departme

, they made the fateful decision to start negotiations on the accession of ukraine and moldova to the european unione candidate status of georgia, as well as the acceleration of the process of negotiations on the accession to the european union of the countries of the western balkans, which you vitaly know very well, understand the weight of this decision, and we understand that it is so. will take place, that is, it can already be seen, and central and eastern europe, contrary to expectations, forecasts, and politics, and you have invested billions of dollars, and the entire agency did not bend, and the elections in poland changed the trajectory of the victorious course of populism in this part of europe, and let's hope in europe europe as a whole, this is firstly, secondly, there will of course be problems with agriculture . and there will be problems with carriers, with something else, and what does it stem from? well, before joining your broadcast, i am listening to the news from the european council summit and the decision to start negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu, and you know how

the agreement on the creation of a union state was signed on december 8, 1999.ies agreed to bring closer integration closer, but only in recent years. truly succeeded, today we are actually talking about a resource that is difficult to describe in the minutes of meetings or some decisions, this is a resource of a different level, trust, dialogue, openness, readiness to hear the partner’s interests on the foundation of unconditional equality, comradeship of sincerity, we are sometimes asked, is this a response to western sanctions, is this a rapprochement between belarus and russia? but haven’t we ourselves determined that we have a common destiny together? the foundation for this was a set of 28 allied programs. vladimir putin and alexander lukashenko signed this historical document on november 4 , 2021 at an online meeting of the supreme council of the union state. the programs assume in particular, the convergence of macroeconomic policies, the common fight against terrorism, mutual access to government procurement, the unification of the gas and oil markets,

on the second hand, well, if we rise higher and higher, of course, the european union elites, who arewant this collective barrel, yes, uh, which the president of belarus very aptly assessed, that this is just a bad politician who puts his stupidity on his shoulders. all residents of european countries and there germans, austrians, belgians, dutch, this is an attempt to really turn the chessboard on the one hand to stop the fall of the house of cards, which began with hungary, and then continued in slovakia, now holland, the netherlands, one of the main donors the european union declares its national interests. yes , the local elections in germany gave an alarming signal that the alternative for germany is already in second position, and may become the leading force in germany, so this desire, on the one hand, means that their elites, well, excuse the body, to counter-up, that is, unknown, knock the trump cards out of their hands, declare them criminals there which support, therefore, the most tyrannical regimes on the planet, on the other hand , this is a new campaign in the balkans,

union, most macroeconomic indicators show positive dynamics. according to experts, the main growth driver is domestic demand. the five is increasingly focusing ontual trade too continues to develop actively according to estimates. the best rates are demonstrated by belarus, armenia and kazakhstan. the work of business is positively influenced by systematic work to reduce barriers between countries and introduce innovation. some of them were voiced at a recent meeting of the council of the eurasian economic commission: optimization of transportation procedures, modernization of rules. labeling and licenses for export-import in electronic form. alina lopol will tell you everything in order. from customs regulation to international cooperation. in total, there are fifty issues on the agenda; the deputy prime ministers considered them for 2 days. in addition to discussing the strategic documents of the union, it was the priorities for the further development of integration or work on the external contour, during the meeting. decided to extend the tariff incentive for electric vehicles until the end of 2025, and announced their creation of a single

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labor movement on president to demand a cease-fire. unionsd organize a march to aipac headquarters here in new york last thursday that called on lawmakers to stop taking campaign money from pro-israel lobbyists. this is united auto workers president shawn fain speaking alongside progressive congressmembers at a news conference thursday on capitol hill. >> we cannot bomb our way to peace. the only path forward is to build through a cease-fire. as union members, we know we must fight for all workers and suffering people around the world. we must fight for humanity. that means we must restore people's basic rights and allow water, food, fuel, humanitarian aid to enter gaza. amy: for more we're joined by two guests. bill fletcher is a longtime trade unionist, co-founder of the ukrainian solidarity network, and member of the editorial board of the nation where his new piece is headlined "gaza, biden, and a path forward." and in chicago, jeff schuhrke is a labor historian, journalist, union activist, and assistant professor at the school of labor s

abc's melissa adan has more. >> a bombshell resignation at one of america's most prestigious universities union versity of pennsylvania president liz mcgill stepping down saturday after facing mounting criticism following this highly charged moment on capitol hill last week. when representative stefanik asked whether calls for the genocide of jews would violate their campus codes of conduct if the speech turns into conduct, it can be harassment. >> yes, i am asking specifically calling for the genocide of jews. does that concern institute bullying or harassment ? >> if it is directed and severe or pervasive, it is harassment. >> soon after, the chairman of the university's board of trustees also resigning. some students there say the school has not sufficiently responded to anti-semitism on campus. >> president mcgill is in action . fuels what has been happening, but she's just adding, i would say, fuel to the fire for the presidents of harvard and mit who also testified facing enormous backlash, accused of not doing enough to crack down on anti-semitism and hate on campus. >> does calling for

no one is asking his permission. next thing you know, the union army has already had troop that are camping out here. we've got some that him up even earlier. not really sure what time the first people were on the property but the insurgents are going to be here july 1st. when the union army falls back this will be the basis fieldhouse all to the scene of the action. most of the hospitals set up here are set up further from where the artillery strike them not to where the troop car. that not the case in this hospital, which ends up being the closest. cut a lot of accounts. going to talk about how we know how many confederates are here for what sources we use. it will tell you a lot about that. got a lot of the hands of this piece of property and one of them, dr. daniel britton -- dr. britton is from near philadelphia, pennsylvania. born in 1837, a graduate of yale university and the as of 18 88 and goes to jefferson medical college, philadelphia. and he's there for about two years when he studied in europe and becomes an army surgeon. i will say m

have been fulfilling the common ones for a long time, we are better than hungary, so i will say this, we... better than hungary, we fulfill this section of the european unionn , and there are more than 30 of them, you understand, there is competition policy, there are rules, well, you know, we constantly have questions, ownership of intellectual property, this is very seriously monitored by the european union, and it will have to pay, we have the internet now, despite all the problems, one of the cheapest in the world, that is, there is already a little bit different, that is... for everything you have to pay for quality, for reliability, stability, but this is a market, it is a market of more than 500 million, with our participation there will be enough for 550, this is the only way for ukraine , we have no other way, because the country has 35 million citizens, it cannot develop without free trade, and when we have this market, then we have a completely different story, and i will tell you this, the negotiation process will be very difficult , and not those... with individual countries, this and with brussels, this and with officials of the eu, there sho

head of the ukrainian foreign ministry dmytro kuleba reported that the european union supports the start of negotiations ons accession. however, this question is still open. and the struggle will continue. i believe that the stakes are very high, both for ukraine and for the european union. for ukraine , for the ukrainian people, this would be a very demotivating decision, but for the european union and for the whole continent, it would be a signal in the matter of enlargement, and even more, that the european union is not capable of approving decisions of historical importance and fulfilling its promises so i think that if this happens, it will be devastating for both, but... the wheel of history cannot be stopped. on monday, december 11, the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, dmytro kuleba , met with his hungarian counterpart, peter sijarto, for the first time since the beginning of the full-scale war. he announced this on his instagram. the ministers discussed the decision of the european council regarding the opening of negotiations on ukraine's membership in the eu. during the conversation , dmyt

relation to negotiations with kosovo, in relation to sanctions in relation to russia, on kosovo, the european unionions on the fact that pristina... does not compromise in negotiations with serbia, this is the picture, well, that is, each country has its own problems, they are purely regional, in them own history of relations with the european union, and the ukrainian issue is not there, so to speak, the one that is the most influential, or puts pressure on that situation, the only thing is that if now moldova will be strongly promoted by ukraine. towards joining the european union, all countries without exception will be indignant, and i understand them. i would ask, even before the first world war, someone has already forgotten who said that the balkans are the sick people of europe, that is, in 100, more than 100 years, recovery has not come, i do, i do, i understand correctly, imagine the balkans , where if this subsides... by the amount issues that are sometimes just political issues, and sometimes military-political, and sometimes just military, we cannot wait for the next 10, 20, 30, 40 year