and for you in poland, of— the free world. and for you in poland, of course, _ the free world.course, what happens the free world. and for you in - poland, of course, what happens in russia and belarus is absolutely strategically crucial? it russia and belarus is absolutely strategically crucial?— strategically crucial? it is, of course, strategically crucial? it is, of course. it— strategically crucial? it is, of course. it is— strategically crucial? it is, of course, it isjust _ strategically crucial? it is, of course, it isjust next - strategically crucial? it is, of course, it isjust next to - strategically crucial? it is, of course, it isjust next to our| course, it is just next to our borders for security reasons, but also for historical and cultural reasons. we are very close culturally. our language, for example, with our belarussian neighbours. so what is happening there is very important for us. the other factor is that we have a huge minority of polish people living in belarus, so it is important, but not only important for poland, it should be important for the whol

to holocaust scholars are ordered to apologize in a libel case in poland raising concerns about the stifling of independent research . and chile says it will expel undocumented venezuelan migrants from the border with bolivia which has become the center of a humanitarian crisis. the u.s. senate is rated to go ahead with a 2nd impeachment trial of former president donald trump in the past are rejecting the defense's argument that it is unconstitutional to try a former president but only 6 republicans joined all 50 democrats in voting to proceed with the trial 67 votes are needed for a conviction from wednesday house impeachment managers in trump's defense lawyers will have 16 spread over the next 2 days to present their cases but he cites presented. as our case is based on cold hard facts it's all about the facts the president from percent his lawyers here today to try to stop the senate from hearing the facts of this case they want to call the trial over before any evidence is even introduced their argument is that if you commit an impeachable offense in your last few weeks in office you do

we should also keep in mind that poland was a communist state for many decades. whole idea of historic truth , i think it is something the polish people are learning in real-time. >> interesting, rabbi. i appreciate your perspective on this. thank you very much indeed for that. factions have strengthened their commitment to holding the first elections for palestinians in 15 years. they have agreed to respect the timetable and results of parliamentary and presidential votes made in july. the palestinian government has been divided in hamas and gaza. a long-standing rift. -- despite the country reporting around 530 deaths. in the past 24 hours. we have more now from mexico city, where struggling restaurant owners are preparing to welcome more customers. reporter: the streets of the mexican capital are returning to the usual hustle in -- hustle and bustle. in easing of coronavir restrictions is allowing people to return to work. mexico's economy has been battered, leaving millions in battered streets. -- dire straits. >> have to support the grandchildren. there's no

poland was the 1st european country to host black sites. now the polish ombudsman worked for an injury you know that was one of the 1st to try to discover the truth. i think the 1st time we heard about it was this famous report by the washington post when they informed about the potential existence of that site but to be harnessed not many people believed in this at that time and i think what was important is that after both 1st publications there were some investigative activities on the take personally by dick martini who was at that time to sort out or. broking cuisine the council of europe are all meant to reassemble. they are basically 2 important places where one is from other abroad that was a report. it was not words you could see the airport at that time right now it is just used for commercial purposes. the 2nd place is static equal to 0 and historic including we have that school of pollution to. the school there is hidden it is in the forest low inhibit in the region of poland. and allegedly or according to data we know not right

i'm not only targeting poland and hungary.e of law, it's for everyone in the eu. but this is more efficient, and i think this is a new element of the tool box. interesting you say that, minister. i just wonder how confrontational you personally are prepared to be. your situation is fascinating in that you are an openly gay politician in france, now you're a minister in france, and you have spoken of your desire to go to poland and to visit one of those towns in poland which has declared itself to be an lgbt—free zone. you say that it would be an important symbol that europe rejects intolerance. it would put you, as a minister in your government, on a direct collision course with the polish government. but is that the sort of confrontation that you now want to embrace? it's not about seeking confrontation. it's about all what we have discussed since the beginning, what the eu is about, if it's about creating protection, protecting common values for european citizens. if it means something, then we have to be strong when these v

the answer is that saddam is neither here nor there is something that several countries in poland and the whole take states told him not to go why were you present their warnings not listened to 1st of all he went on the basis of an agreement by the ministers of foreign affairs council to go to we were surprised to see that no one bothered to criticize the 19 ministers who went to moscow before him but everyone rush to attack again brussels scapegoating brussels and blaming everything on brussels it's again very convenient very trendy it makes you popular it produces headlines but it doesn't sort out the problems we are in the business of sorting out problems but you didn't sort out any problems and he didn't sort out any problems because he went with no fixed agenda then a well it's easier to gauge when sections simbo engagement sessions at foreign minister level that's what diplomats are supposed to do prepare high level meetings to the smallest detail and find something the ministers can agree on burrell 40 knew better and he didn't did it let's see about that let's see how the the

according poland has ordered 2 prominent holocaust researchers to apologize for suggesting a polish man helped kill jews during the 2nd world war the family of edward money navasky argue he saved jews during the german occupation and they reject the holocaust survivors testimony connecting him to the death of 18 people the court found discrepancies in that testimony the authors plan to appeal they say the ruling jeopardizes independent research rabbi abraham cooper is global social action director at the simon wiesenthal center a global human rights organization he says a lawsuit is an attempt to stop research a sensitive topic in poland. it is meant to intimidate the independent future research into that very complex era in poland it's really politically motivated it's a deeply emotional issue for all sides what's at stake here is the fact that you had both sides are sham for example on it of over 7700 posts for their heroic right his conduct in saving jewish neighbors but there were others in a society that was heavily anti-semitic who collaborated or actually killed jews on the on th

the answer is that saddam is neither here nor there is something that several countries in poland and the whole take states told him not to go why were you present their warnings not listened to 1st of all he went on the basis of an agreement by the ministers of foreign affairs council to go to we were surprised to see that no one bothered to criticize the 19 ministers who went to moscow before him but everyone rushed to attack again brussels scapegoating brussels and blaming everything on brussels it's again very convenient very trendy it makes you popular it produces headlines but it doesn't sort out the problems we are in the business of sorting out problems but you didn't sort out any problems and he didn't sort out any problems because he went with no fixed agenda then a well it's easier to gauge in sections and boy engagement sessions at foreign minister level that's what diplomats are supposed to do prepare high level meetings to the smallest detail and find something the ministers can agree on burrell 40 knew better and he didn't didn't let's see about that let's see how the t

the answer is that's a no man's neither here nor there is something that several countries in poland on the whole take states told him not to go why were you present their warnings not listened to 1st of all he went on the basis of an agreement by the ministers of foreign affairs council to go to we were surprised to see that no one bothered to criticize the 19 ministers who went to moscow before him but everyone rush to attack again brussels scapegoating brussels and blaming everything on brussels it's again very convenient very trendy it makes you popular it produces headlines but it doesn't sort out the problems we are in the business of sorting out problems but you didn't sort out any problems and he didn't sort out any problems because he went with no fixed agenda then a well it's easier to gauge when sections simbo engagement sessions at foreign minister level that's what diplomats are supposed to do prepare high level meetings to the smallest detail and find something the ministers can agree on beryl 14 you better only didn't did it let's see about that let's see how the noise

and russia over kremlin critic alexei navalny in moscow has expelled envoys from germany sweden and poland 3 governments retaliated by showing russian diplomats the door. i'm good how else was welcome to the program security forces in myanmar have been arresting protesters and have again used water cannon to try to disperse crowds after people took to the streets for a 4th day against a military coup military leaders are threatening to quote take action against large public gatherings hundreds of thousands to fight the protest ban and turned out in large numbers in the country's largest cities to denounce the military's takeover of their country and the arrest of deposed leader aung san suu kyi. who has now imposed a curfew on the angolan mandalay pro-democracy activists say they will continue to fight. the week of military rule in myanmar has triggered a groundswell of protest across the nation. in the biggest city young gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials time line at one time sunset she and president mean to be released quickly at

this is news life from russia expels diplomats from germany poland and sweden bosco accuses the diplomats of attending a rally for jailed kremlin critic alexina e.u. denounces the low point will its member states respond in kind as tension short also coming up. the u.n. calls for maximum restraint from authorities in demonstrators in india as a nationwide road blockade gets underway in protest at new agricultural laws that farmers shape benefit big business and their expense. and before they head to whom are climbs into tar by an unix sign off with a narrow win extending their goodness lead good lead we'll bring you all the action . i'm michael thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia accuses them of portis of painting in a legal protest against the jailing of opposition figure election the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat was in moscow he described the block's ties with russia as being under severe. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties b

this is the deed of news the live from berlin russia expels diplomats from germany sweden and poland as tensions rise over the jailing of kremlin critic alexina valving visiting moscow as mr millet no volleys put on trial again the european union's foreign affairs chief says relations with russia are at a low point also coming up a court in turkey again refuses an appeal to release prominent philanthropists. or get the latest from our correspondent in istanbul. i'm told me a lot of both thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia chooses them of participating in illegal protests against the jailing of opposition figure alexina volley the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat just of coral was in moscow he described the blocks ties with russia as being under severe strain. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties between the european union and russia but when 3 diplomats from sweden poland and germany were expelled from russia friday evening the

russia expels diplomats from germany poland and sweden bosco accuses the diplomats of attending a rally for jailed kremlin critic alexina. denounces 54 member states respond in kind as tension in seoul. and before they head to warmer climes into tar munich signed off with a narrow win extending their win this league will bring you the action. a michael thank you for joining us. military who has called off internet access across the nation amid growing protests against this week's coup about a 1000 people took to the streets of new largest city of young gone on saturday to denounce the military takeover riot police blocked the streets using barricades. in water cannon many in the crowd wore red in support of a recipe for young son to cheat and her and l. deportee protesters are demanding the release. david going to bomb is a journalist who has been covering miramar for many years he joins us now from kuala lumpur. we're seeing reports of a nationwide internet blackout give us some idea about why the government would deny internet access right now the military wants them to not because th

world war ii when germany went into poland.here was a finish war, there was a polish war, there was a norwegian war, devastate manchurian war, and they all coalesced. we in the united states say world war ii. the british say the second world war. all of that is, again, in context with the first world war, which wasn't known as the first world war. it was called the great war, which we don't use because it's no longer the great war. it's the second greatest war. great being, carved turn for most casualties. in this area, we don't have the pacific up, but 50 million people to 70 million people are going to be killed from 1939, the official start in europe, to the end in 1945. i say 50 million to 70 million. we still don't know the exact amount. that will be the greatest man-made disaster in the history of civilization. maybe with the exception of what mao did during the cultural revolutions in the 1960's when there may have been 70 million killed for sure. it's going to be a disaster that no one imagined when the war broke out. i

the answer is that's a no man's neither here nor there is something that several countries in poland on the whole take states told him not to go why were you present their warnings not listened to 1st of all he went on the basis of an agreement by the ministers of foreign affairs council to go to we were surprised to see that no one bothered to criticize the 19 ministers who went to moscow before him but everyone rush to attack again brussels scapegoating brussels and blaming everything on brussels it's again very convenient very trendy it makes you popular it produces headlines but it doesn't sort out the problems we are in the business of sorting out problems but you didn't sort out any problems and he didn't sort out any problems because he went with no fixed agenda then a well it's easier to gauge intersection simbo engagement sessions at foreign minister level that's what diplomats are supposed to do prepare high level meetings to the smallest detail and find something the ministers can agree on burrell 40 knew better and he didn't didn't let's see about that let's see how the n

new york was one of the 1st and only politicians to report the presence of secret prisons in poland a leading member of solidarity he is famous for having saved the assets of left balances trade union from confiscation by the security services a few days before the introduction of martial law in poland in december 1981 government and democratic government after the experience in area tried to end barriers. in the former regime their borders democratic government agreed for such activities. agreed for the location of extra. breezing on the british territory it was absolutely broken all the polish constitutions and of polish law and as a mr fox. a result of the boys democratic revolution. black sites didn't only exist in europe from 2002 onwards the cia created others all over the world as it no longer knew where to hide its growing number of prisoners. each prisoner was given a color as a code name. let them place your name. key a. chair to the chair if he. be the one or the man or cure. me or my. break. it up out of. bed or echo you know no one taught me most was the no there did it.

russia expels diplomats from sweden poland and germany for reportedly supporting protests against the detention of the opposition figure alexina. protests carry on a 1000000 modestly military arrests one of the leading voices against the coup. ok let's begin in switzerland where libya's warring sides have voted to choose a new interim government if elected for leaders on the final day of the u.n. led libyan political dialogue for a new geneva abdulhamid debate has been chosen as interim prime minister until a general election in december and now that decision was announced by the u.n. envoy stephanie williams. i am pleased to witness this historic moment. the in. the importance of the decision that you have taken here today will grow with the passage of time. in the collective memory of the libyan people. this process you are proud that has come a long way from when we 1st convened you virtually in october of last year will cross to malik train in tripoli shortly 1st however to our diplomatic editor james bays who's been following the u.n. backed vote from u.n. headquarters in new yor

moscow has expelled envoys from germany, sweden and poland. the three governments retaliated by ordering russian diplomats to leave their countries. donald trump second impeachment trial dividing america before it begins. his lawyers condemning the trial over the invasion of the capital as political theater. house managers insist trump betrayed the u.s. people. in american football, huge celebrations in florida over brady and the buccaneers. star quarterback tomrady,he tampa bay buccaneers took down the can the city chiefs sunday night and won the title, super bowl champions. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the unit it states and around the world, welcome. one week ago, myanmar's army chief led a coup against the civilian government. today, he defended what he did. the top general insisting civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november's election. in his first televised address since the coup, the president pledged to hand back power after elections. the international community has condemned the takeover. >

human rights has ruled against a number of the european countries involved in the renditions italy poland romania macedonia and lithuania i declare all the public hearing on the atlas ability unmarrieds in the case of enough of them god this is it. today most european countries involved admit what happened. only remaining it continues to deny involvement. 12 years after the publication of the 1st dignity report its accuracy and foresight is no longer in doubt. chickies was to make it use an overcorrection singing with the water no europa in places that are so bored. are you discouraged by the fact that there are still secret prisons. doesn't this suggest that ultimately it's all a bit pointless. man sat. there cheering a lot of. us in the receive the. city that accomplish it. it could be if it is good deed in chad it is going to add it enormous it it won't be cheap to subpoena. them are going to sit in a big book. you don't know sequel can pour in the energy set up in question isn't it. equipped to inject with course so secret ok i don't know about doing this with most of that out there.

north korean workers are deployed around the world even in the european union such as here in poland we found north korean work brigades on a building site they were promised good wages and decent working conditions only to be treated like slaves. in the evening after a 12 hour shift the workers the bussed back to their hostels. for . those. of. them monitored around the clock by north korean agents. one of them however decided to talk to us. friends and i was so no problem coming here on your own. you know on sundays we can go out alone. i know what would happen if you got caught. played accuse me of this and that and i'd be interrogated by north korean state security here in poland. if they were not satisfied they'd send me back to pyongyang for further interrogation and i might even get put in prison. he says and so you have a job here. i came here to make money. no matter how hard i work can't make money. for the working conditions are miserable we have no freedom we have to spend our lives crammed together in groups so you're probably aware that they keep almost all of our wages

day to mend strained ties between the european union and russia but when 3 diplomats from sweden poland and germany were expelled from russia friday evening the message was clear and so was the response. also we consider these expulsions unjustified and we believe this to be yet another expression of what we're seeing in russia it is far from the realms of the rule of law. in. russia alleges the diplomats had participated a print of on the rallies but when insisted that staying informed about ongoing issues is simply part of a diplomat studious that they had started with a 1st just liberal the e.u.'s foreign policy chief was the blocks 1st envoy to visit russia since 2017 is meeting with russian foreign minister sergey lavrov aims to keep lines of communication between brussels and moscow open but tensions continue over the imprisonment of criminal critic alexei navalny. going to charge with arrest and sentencing. and. put him on straight. that you can respect i have to convey to minister lavrov our deep concern and great created i will be able to release on to launch an investigation o

we're going to look at two trains one entering poland when leaving.the first train left berlin on the third of september covid 1939. two days after the german and vindication of poland this is hitler's private train. he wants to see the conquests in charge of his security is a favorite general. rommel. he is text his wife he was enjoying hitler lunch they were allowed to chat for most two hours about military problems. he rates his externally friendly towards me, rommel worships hitler. when should consider whether not he knew the meaning of german victories. in any case he's elated to watch the invasion, it's his through an enemy. tanks route the oil machines need for that kind of warfare. headquarters seems to be in direct touch with commanders who needed to be in contact with the units under them. the only way to do that was by radio. but sending battle plans by raiders equivalent of sending them out to the world. the german solution to this problem was put 1820s called the enigma. we've seen this like a typewriter scrambles messages. to decipher m

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north korean workers are deployed around the world even in the european union such as here in poland we found north korean work brigades on a building site they were promised good wages and decent working conditions only to be treated like slaves. in the evening after a 12 hour shift the workers the bussed back to their hostels. it was. then monitored around the clock by north korean agents. one of them however decided to talk to us. when i was so no problem coming here on your own. you know on sundays we can go out alone. and they're going to just what would happen if you got caught one term and i was you know played accuse me of this and that and i'd be interrogated by north korean state security here in poland. and if they were not satisfied they'd send me back to pyongyang for further interrogation there goes your way and i might even get put in prison and you know come on you're good you don't get to join you sing so you have a job here. i came here to make money. but no matter how hard i work i can't make money you couldn't i'm already working conditions are miserable little mo

this is the only news live from berlin russia expels diplomats from germany sweden and poland as tensions rise over the jailing of kremlin critic alex you know visiting moscow as mr not all need is put on trial again the european union's foreign affairs chief says relations with russia are at a low point also coming up a court in turkey again refuses an appeal to release prominent philanthropists qabala will get the latest from our correspondent in istanbul. and before they head to slightly what qatar by munich signed off with a narrow win extending their legal lead bring you reaction. i'm told me a lot of both thank you for joining us germany has summoned the russian ambassador over the kremlin's expulsion of swedish polish and german diplomats russia accuses them of participating in illegal protests against the jailing of opposition figure alexina vonnie the kremlin made the announcement while the european union's top diplomat joseph burrell was in moscow he described the block's ties with russia as being under severe strain. it was supposed to be a day to mend strained ties between the

has expelled on boys from germany sweden and poland 3 governments reached by ordering russian diplomats to leave their country and 2nd impeachment trial dividing america even before it begins. condemning the trial over the invasion of the capital and its political theater house managers insist trump betrayed the u.s. people and in american football huge celebrations in florida over brady and the buccaneers. 2 star quarterback tom brady the tampa bay buccaneers took down the kansas city chiefs on sunday night and won the super bowl champion. i'm off to our viewers on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome one week ago mia. chief led a coup against the civilian government today he defended what he did the top general insisting that civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november election in his 1st television address since the coup the general today promised to hand back power after fresh elections the international community has condemned the crackdown on demonstrators who were protesting against the taiko. the week of military rule

germany poland and sweden have expelled russian diplomats and the coordinated response to the expulsion of their own diplomats from moscow last week the german foreign ministry said that the tremors decision to announced its oceans or the foreign policy chief was in moscow was unjustified russia chooses the diplomats participating in legal demonstrations in support of from one critic alexei navalny . earlier we spoke with political correspondent simon young and asked him how the international community is trying to put pressure on russia over a lesson of. well it is fairly clear that this was a coordinated action today by germany sweden and poland they will move to expel a russian diplomat from their capitals. just off to a meeting video conference meeting between representatives of the u.s. the u.k. and canada the a you to talk about how to respond to russia's actions in recent days and to the. russian treatment of protesters there and so on so there does seem to be a sort of concerted international action the e.u. foreign affairs representative yes that burrell is said the e.u. and ru

over a crippling critical like scene of all that moscow has expelled on boys from germany sweden and poland the 3 governments retaliating by ordering russian diplomats to leave their countries and in u.s. football huge celebrations in florida. the tampa bay buccaneers beat the kansas city chiefs to win this year's super bowl . golf it's good to have you with the psni and mars army chief has defended the military coup which seized power from the civilian government one week ago today the top general today insisting that civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november selection in his 1st television and dress since the coup the general promised to hand back power after fresh elections the international community has condemned. the crackdown on demonstrators who were protesting against the takeover. the week of military rule in myanmar has triggered a groundswell of protest across the nation. in the biggest city young gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials and i'm like i don't i'm son suchi and president we need to be

this was poland — cars and lorries barely moving as a trafficjam is formed in and around warsaw.muters and pedestrians alike. translation: it commuters and pedestrians alike. translation: it is hard, i would not _ alike. translation: it is hard, i would not recommend - alike. translation: it is hard, i would not recommend the - i would not recommend the elderly to go out. it is difficult to work. i'm not 20 years old and i do not want to follow friend break something. snowploughs tried to clear major roads in germany, but they were a little too late for some — a lorryjackknifed and on its side south of berlin. in the netherlands, it has been described as the first proper snow storm to hit the country and more than a decade. code red national emergency was declared. motorists were told to stay at home and dozens of flights were cancelled. although it seems not everyone that of urgency. it is notjust now, of course, in france they have had a rain, lots of rain. that has led to flooding. much of this town on the outskirts of this town on the outskirts of paris has been submerged aft

investment for liquefied natural gas on the united states but also to secure the status of ukraine and poland as transfer countries transit countries for russian gas do you oppose that as well. well that the 1st thing that does it to commits taxpayers' money by the way without asking german parliament he's supposedly private energy infrastructure project so it also mentions in passing that there would be securities given to ukraine in poland this is kind of weird because polgar is an e.u. partner and the project that i mentioned in the letter of the e.u. probity projects anyway and that germany underlines that the system is not an additional commitment is just something that is obvious what do you expect from the finance ministry now that this letter has been lived. well 1st we expect from them too who to see with. when we talk to the new administration by an administration also wants to reach out on climate change with the german government can do also expect them to explain to the german parliament so where for god's sake of the day that $1000000000.00 comes from it's nowhere in the budget

the answer is that's a no man's neither here nor there is something that several countries in poland on the whole take states told him not to go why were you present their warnings not listened to 1st of all he went on the basis of an agreement by the ministers of foreign affairs council to go to we were surprised to see that no one bothered to criticize the 19 ministers who went to moscow before him but everyone rushed to attack again brussels scapegoating brussels and blaming everything on brussels it's again very convenient very trendy it makes you popular it produces good lines but it doesn't sort out the problems we are in the business of sorting out problems but you didn't sort out any problems and he didn't sort out any problems because he went with no fixed agenda then a well it's easier to gauge when saxon simbo engagement sessions and foreign minister level that's what diplomats are supposed to do prepare high level meetings to the smallest detail and find something the ministers can agree on burrell 40 knew better and he didn't did it let's see about that let's see how the

the answer is that's a no man's neither here nor there is something that several countries in poland on the whole take states told him not to go why were you present their warnings not listened to 1st of all he went on the basis of an agreement by the ministers of foreign affairs council to go to we were surprised to see that no one bothered to criticize the 19 ministers who went to moscow before him but everyone rushed to attack again brussels scapegoating brussels and blaming everything on brussels it's again very convenient very trendy it makes you popular it produces headlines but it doesn't sort out the problems we are in the business of sorting out problems but you didn't sort out any problems and he didn't sort out any problems because he went with no fixed agenda then a well it's easier to gauge when sections simbo engagement sessions and foreign minister level that's what diplomats are supposed to do prepare high level meetings to the smallest detail and find something the ministers can agree on beryl 14 you better only didn't did it let's see about that let's see how the no

time and particle like seeing the hole in the moscow was expelled envoys from germany sweden and poland the 3 governments retaliated by showing russian diplomats the door. american chilton welcome to the program one week ago meehan mars army chiefs led a coup against a civilian government in his 1st televised address since then gentlemen on huddling insisted that civilian leaders failed to investigate alleged vote rigging in november's polling he's promised to hand back power after fresh elections the international community. the crackdown on demonstrators protesting the democratic rollback. the week of military rule in myanmar has triggered a groundswell of protest across the nation. in the biggest city young gone they have a simple demand for the military had back the power to the elected officials and i'm like i want i'm son suchi and president to be released quickly. we want all the people from the winning party the n l d to be released that's what we want. my family are not. monks and protesters marched holding the red flags of our own sons who cheese national league for democracy

this is kind of weird because poland is an e.u. partner and the projects that i mentioned in the letter are e.u. priority projects anyway and that germany underlines that the system is not an additional commitment is just something that is obvious what do you expect from the finance ministry now that this letter has been leaked. well 1st we expect from them to to to say with a list of postal stance when they talk to the new administration and i understand that the biden administration also wants to reach out on climate change with the german government and you also expect them to explain to the german parliament so where for god sake of the that $1000000000.00 comes from it's no work and the budget plan and no one a lot of private a lot the finance minister to commit 1000000000 of german taxpayers' money to a foreign government. environmental actually germany executive director thank you for your time thank you very much. and here's an unusual team up a group of more than 70 amazon investors demands that the company stop interferin

the poland also in poland reflects pollard's or maybe throw out some russian diplomats this be done by the national capital it's the e.u.'s such can only think about new sanctions about things already under deliberation and then of on the case and it's very unlikely that this go anywhere because some countries are still not in favor of sanctions because they have economic ties and many of them know that they need russia in many crises around the world in the middle east in iran in especially in ukraine russia is the most important effect instability in ukraine after the next station of crimea ok so they use hands at starting stand tied of from from the russian side the foreign minister sergei lavrov has described the you as an unreliable partner so it sounds like very no mood to compromise. yeah this was a cause of procreation from russia in the direction of those up already high representative. for foreign policy from the e.u. because while he was in moscow this expulsions took place and this is of course to embarrass mr burrell into to show to demonstrate his weakness and he himself