radio svoboda from prague. so, with regard to strikes on russian territory with western weapons, the united states from the beginning of the war stated that this cannot be done in order not to escalate. but to what extent does this ban limit ukrainian defense capabilities? this is what the former ambassador of the united states to ukraine, john herbst, said earlier. ukraine is absolutely right. the us administration was too cautious, even timid. since moscow launched the great invasion. the us is sending ukraine the weapons it needs to succeed, and these are the weapons ukraine needs to protect american interests as well. one aspect of this timidity was rejection. allow ukraine to use american weapons to attack military targets in russia. the absurdity of this position: the geopolitical absurdity of the us, especially visible now, when russian troops are 40 km from kharkiv on russian territory and the border is only 30 km from kharkiv, and we know that across the border ukraine will be much more effective in de

the national council, which led the prague uprising, made a radio call for help. all sides, send planes, tanks and weapons, help. the uprising in the czech capital began spontaneously, and the germans planned to quickly suppress it, but the chekhovs found an unexpected ally. the first russian infantry division was near prague. liberation army of roa, under the command of major general sergei bunichenko. it was a large armed formation. created by the nazis from among the soviet prisoners of war who changed their oaths, but by that time the division was no longer in fact subordinate to the wehrmacht and decided to help the czechs. in a day and a half they managed to clear part of prague from the germans, but then roa’s forces decided to go west, they were afraid of the approaching red army. having learned about the surrender of germany, the commander of the german army group center, general field marshal ferdinand schorner, agreed with the czechs on the passage of his troops through the city to the west. without a fight. the retreat turned into a stampede, because a

, the germans are attacking prague from all... sides, send planes, tanks , weapons, help.pontaneously, and the germans planned to quickly suppress it, but the chekhovs found an unexpected ally. the first infantry division of the russian liberation army roa, under the command of major general sergei bunichenko, was located near prague. it was a large armed formation created by the nazis from among the soviet prisoners of war who changed their oaths. but by that time the division was already in fact. did not obey the wehrmacht and decided to help the czechs. in a day and a half they managed to clear part of prague from the germans, but then roa’s forces decided to leave for the west, they were afraid of the approaching red army. having learned about the surrender of germany, the commander of the german army group center, field marshal ferdinand schorner, agreed with the czechs on the passage of his troops through the city to the west without a fight. the retreat turned into a stampede, because already on the night of may 9 , advanced units entered prague. the first ukrainian

and when was prague liberated? if i'm not mistaken, a little earlier, well, in general, we're talking about the fact that... now we'll check, but in fact we understand that from the absolute majority the territory occupied by hitler, he or his army was pushed out by force, of course, almost all of them, warsaw, even berlin is the same, well, on may 6, 11, 1945, in fact, the complete liberation of prague took place 3 days after. we can say that the russian liberation army under the command of general vlasov returned the weapons against its recent allies, if it had not switched to the run of the insurgents in prague, the fate of warsaw could await prague, but this all happened when everything was over, you understand? prague was liberated by the general's troops vlasov from the hitlerites, who even after surrender. wanted to continue to fight for the territory, i believe that the putin regime is just like that, you see, this is the problem of such a regime, and therefore we must clearly say that if we have the streng

and when was prague liberated? if i'm not mistaken, a little earlier.ell, well, in general, we talk about what, now we will check, but in fact, we understand that from ... the absolute majority of the territories that hitler occupied, he or his army was pushed out by force, of course, all almost all of them, warsaw, even berlin is the same, well, on the sixth of may 11 , 1945, in fact, the complete liberation of prague took place 3 days after hitler's germany ceased to exist, but the troops of this country, which are located. the russian liberation army under the command of general vlasev returned its weapons against its recent allies, if it had not switched to the run of the insurgents in prague, prague could have faced the fate of warsaw, but this all happened when everything was over, you know? prague was liberated from... by troops general vlasov from the hitlerites, who wanted to continue fighting for the territory even after the surrender. i believe that putin's regime is exactly like that. you see, this is the problem of such a regime, and that i

and when was is prague liberated?am not mistaken, a little earlier, well, in general, we are talking about what we will check now, well... in fact, we understand that from the absolute majority of the territories occupied by hitler, he or his army was pushed out by force, of course, all almost everywhere kyiv, warsaw, even berlin is the same, but on may 6-11, 1945, in fact, the complete liberation of prague took place 3 days after hitler's germany ceased to exist. the troops of this country, which are located, continued the resistance, ugh, and by the way, the famous story that to say, the russian liberation army under the command of general vlasov returned the weapons against its recent allies, if it had not switched to the run of the insurgents in prague, the fate of warsaw could have awaited prague, but all this was already happening when everything was over. you see, prague was liberated by the troops of general vlasov from the hitlerites, who even after the surrender wanted to continue to fight for the territory,

informal meeting of ministers of foreign affairs of nato is taking place in prague these days. radio liberty's international columnist rostislav khotyn works at the event and now joins our broadcast. rostyslav, i congratulate you. tell me, please, are they talking about ukraine within the framework of this event, what are they saying , and is it actually about strengthening support for ukraine? many say so, although the meeting is informal, but this is the last meeting before the washington summit in july in the american capital, which will be held on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the alliance. about he talks about ukraine a lot and talks about the topic of strikes on russian territory with western weapons and talks about the topic of the possible, clearly the minister will discuss the possible placement in ukraine of the french initiative of western troops, their deployment in ukraine and... they will discuss the czech initiative to provide shells for ukraine, collection funds for the provision of missiles for ukraine, and talks, of course , about air defense, and th

, the fate of warsaw could await prague, but...ll this was already happening when it's over, you know? prague was liberated by general vlasov's troops from the hitlerites, who wanted to continue fighting for the territory even after the surrender. i believe that putin's regime is just like that, you see, this is the problem of such a regime, and therefore we must clearly say that if we have the strength to liberate all our territories from the enemy, we will not have this problem. about which i am telling you, they say, we say that the war, if we go to the borders of 1991, may not end, may not end, but in we will have control over this line of the internationally recognized state border, and we can say to our allies: "give us security guarantees for all of ukraine, and if they fight there, you will defend the internationally recognized borders of ukraine with us, what is the problem, and here it will be very difficult for them to say no, to appeal." yes, and if we tell them, you know, these are all our borders, and we can't release

may 6 , 1945 prague operation.iet troops began the prague strategic operation, the last during the great patriotic war. on the night of may 9, the guards tank armies made a rapid eighty-kilometer rush, entered prague and cleared the city of the enemy. 860,000 fascist soldier-officers were captured army group center. liberation of prague. ended the second world war in europe. now the weather in the urals continues to eliminate the consequences of the abnormal may snowfall. how will the atmospheric situation in the region develop further and is it true that it may snow in moscow this week? evgeniy tishkovets has all the answers. winter has conquered the urals again in the coming days and may remind muscovites of itself. how often do december snowdrifts appear in yekaterinburg at the beginning of may? soon? won’t they melt when snow starts to mix with the precipitation in the capital? time weather news on channel russia 24. i am evgeniy teshkovets, leading specialist at the fobs center. hello. in the urals, the temper

this is the main topic in prague. the minutes is deliberate also of what is shall happen if donald trump wins the white house again, in the fall of what will happen to the 8 then. so they want to be more independent from the united states because from seems to be reluctant to have ukraine. and the other phone issue is the question should restrictions on west and weapons a be lifted for ukraine. so if i, ukraine is not allowed to use weapons, something i'd states to strike back on russian territory. they're probably the president of ukraine, valard me as he lives because have, that's unfair. he, once this was changed at no country by country, the extra bit accepting that front lifted its restrictions. and now all depends on the united states and germany. do you think that it's going to be a consensus that's going to be reached on this particular point? but it's going in that direction because anthony, blinking, the us secretary who was in prague already said that he wants the roots to be changed to be adapted to the cu

, from prague to go to the border with poland, i met there, i met with adam michnik, maybe you rememberction knew everything when we were sitting, i say that yeltsin will not be elected, because we have only 30% of democrats there, one of them told me there, wait, there is such work going on that - the yeltsens should be elected, yes i ’m scared, but before that i gave an interview in prague that they won’t remove yeitsin, because - so-and-so, so- and-so, so-and-so, i flew to moscow, met, he says, what are you you don’t trust me, i say why, so they gave me your interview, you say, i won’t be elected, yes, but yeltsen was elected, but it turns out that they talked to the director’s corps, they brought chubais in and said that... i remember the people’s great sense of freedom, but people don’t know many things about the collapse of the soviet union know. for example, in french we have only one word to denote the concept of freedom, in russian there are at least two. for me, democracy is something completely different. democracy is the establishment of a system of active participation of c

when it was prague in 1968, they were rooting for prague against the soviet union , our army.y defeated them. fragile hearts and they sometimes ached even for majahideen, if only against not only our army, but also, of course, the pro-soviet part of afghanistan, because how can there be decent people for the soviet union? at the same time, if you look at the soviet biography of almost any of them, it takes you away. they weren’t underground, you know, they were at the very top of cultural life, but the same ahujava, in 1961 the first official one in the soviet union took place in kharkov. evening of author's song akuja. he was 37 years old then, but he started late. in the same year, in the film, a friend my kolka, very popular at that time, a song was performed based on his poems: a cheerful drummer. in 1962, he first appeared on screen in the film chain reaction, in which he sang the song "midnight trolleybus." in 1970 , the film “belarusian station” was released, in which the song “bulata kudzhavy: we need one victory” was performed. and then off we went: the straw hat, zhe

you watched with us this material that we did in prague.ot look, i understand that there are currently no scientific studies or sociological surveys abroad, but from your point of view, what are the demographic, social, or even political consequences of the ukrainian decision. authorities to restrict consular services for men abroad? this is a very, very difficult question, because there are arguments in favor of the decision that was taken, which was eventually published by the ministry of foreign affairs, there are arguments against. i see here myself, first of all, the problem is that it is a communication one, i see here myself, first of all the problem is that the communication authorities lost here, they are not prepared... to immediately explain clearly to people what and how to do, well, for example, yes, we just listened, the man who was anonymous, he said that if my son goes to ukraine at the age of 19, he will be sent to the front, well , that’s not true, yes, that is, we are sent to the front from the age of 25, yes, my son can

this is how mediocre the authorities in prague lie to their own citizens.sweep the traces of crimes committed on the territory of the czech republic under the carpet of their own corruption, their own irresponsibility and their own lies. at the same time, the conclusions of the investigation are ridiculous; they simply do not stand up to criticism. that is, how... everything connected with russia before this was known to you so well that you accused us of everything and passed a verdict without a trial in principle, but how it came to the real thing... it’s funny, really and sadly, in this whole story, only a political order for an indictment of our country, as usual , diligently executed by prague under the control of london and washington, but apparently also generously rewarded, since even the inglorious end of a certain investigation did not bother anyone in the czech republic, well, apparently everyone also understands what will happen if someone starts asking . a message about the participation of the russian federation in the international geological

the person who does this, show him a photograph, that is, here he is, this bastard, sticks out in praguer to our country, against whom a criminal case should be brought as treason, every person affiliated with radio liberty, here every person affiliated with radio freedom should be recognized as a spy in russia, criminal cases should be brought against them under the article “snake to the homeland”, their property should be: arrested, confiscated and sold at auction, but every cretin who publishes, especially in various media, a photograph of where it flew, how arrived, and there is this mark krutov, aka krutov, i remember there was a soviet film about the traitors of krotov, this bastard is sitting in prague, and this bastard is the editor of the site on which they posted, so that ’s all, first, radio freedom is, of course, here and... after all, when the question arises, well, how, in fact, should this system function and the need to recreate, in which we have spoken more than once, for example, an unmanned aerial vehicle that carries out long-range flights, after all, this is not a sm

let's 1st look at food from costco, was the, from the kafka was born in prague in 1883 to german speaking jewish parents. she is an excellent student, but constantly plague by style style. am i good enough for everyone? notice that i am actually completely incompetent. maybe that's exactly why france trees is a down to earth profession after school. one that doesn't overwhelm him, an insurance employee. he goes through mountains, the files and when we left as a writer out at night to write stories of fragments of novels and tons of letters and diaries. he also draws they are 13 years or periods wherever, you know, almost day by day what he was doing the weekend from this things see the development of the human being is saw, his slots, spain and his relationship is his father, the relationship with his father, a painful chapter in the eyes of head mon kafka, a successful businessman franz is never enough. one day from the rites a letter to his father over a 100 pages long, in which he finally wants to clear the air about their troubled relationship. i skinny frail, frank child, you strong

and here's what we have to soften back. sat upon arrival in prague where nature, foreign ministers are meeting to discuss how they coordinate the ministry aid to ukraine. well, i welcome the drama, was our uh, providing support to, to your training many different ways. ukraine has the right for self defense. we have the rights to help to kind of hold the right for self defense. and that does not make nato allies pointed to the conflict. that was the case back in february 2022. that was the case last year and that means the case to i talked to the doctor brussels bureau chief alexander off on norman, who is in prague, covering the story for us. i also what else stopped him back, said before entering the meeting and stalking back, talk about all the topics that are here on the agenda, including the new defense plan steps. nato is implementing right now. but so he put too much focus on ukraine because he as well as everyone else, he understands, of course, that this is a very critical time with you, creating and forces struggling to stop. then you russian offensive, near the city of car k

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dw is alexander phenomena is following the talks force in prague. she has more of the growing pressure on nato allies to deliver weapons with no strings attached . we heard from you and still from the quite a, quite a passionate plea. he argued that it cannot be, that the russian troops are sitting just across the border. so actually on the front lines and they are launching their attacks from that point to from their military base, is there an ukraine is not allowed to use western made long rage weapons to attack those positions. however, we also have to say that he is urging allies to reconsider the limitation restrictions, but nato is not providing weapons to ukraine. it is up to individual allies to decide what kind of weapons to are providing and whether there are any restrictions on the use of those weapons. and there are some members of the alliance. first and foremost, of course, the u. s. and germany who are very skeptical, when we talk about the usage of the west and made weapons senior queen are going to take the story now from prague to

but then we also heard from alexandra on that in prague. thank you. bye. in the middle east where israel's military says it has taken full control of the strip of land that serves as a buffer between garza and egypt is right. the military claims how mass militants have been using the philadelphia car, a tool to smuggle weapons into gaza. but the roots is also a key part of that data, cut the pinks. everybody's been between israel and egypt. israel is also decent. it's incursion into rafa in southern casa, is really helicopters firing towards rafa near the southern most city and gaza, where israel's military says, it is seized control of a key stretch of land. the 14 kilometer philadelphia cord or that as long served as a buffer zone between gaza and egypt. every muscle in him in recent days find the thoughts as have taken operational control over the philadelphia, colorado. along the border between egypt and wrestling, she met the philadelphia cardoso and as an oxygen pipe before him, a mazda 3, which is regularly transits width into the gospel strip to sh

well, let's see what's been happening at the nato meeting in prague. brussels bureau chief, alexandra from norman, is the welcome alexandra to expect more countries to follow the us and german lead on this. the change of hans about the use of weapons as well. we have to say that this is a major announcement of major development today. that's due as smell, followed by germany, that they are saying that they are giving q crane the permission to use their weapons to strike inside russia. because of course, that is what ukraine has been asking for that as well to, according to military officials on to military experts is needed for ukraine to win the war. and specifically to defend its people in the region of har keith, when we see what is happening there, that the you creating and forces are struggling to still put the russian to new rational fences. there will other countries follow. i think some of them might, but others seem to remain cautious and reluctant with her to you from the, from the italian foreign minister, who said that a totally here is not on the same page. they wants to

be anything, it could be this person who shot, this is a 77-year-old person... she remembers the prague remembers russian tanks on the streets of czechoslovakia, she remembers the russian occupation, so probably that she might not share pro-russian views, she might to be, and was she a member of a pro-russian organization to get closer to the fix, well , it could, it could, this is such a version, you know, quite vital, then... a person, to get closer to his object, it is enough to enter anywhere , well besides, this is europe, everything is different there, well, once i was walking through prague with a friend, he says that in prague all the officials drive domestic Škoda cars, there can be no mercedes, we go to the presidential office. there it will be absolutely free, unlike here, even for peacetime, during peacetime, well , a mercedes goes to the meeting, he let us pass, i say, what did you say that mercedes, he says, it’s their president, that is, officials don’t drive there with sport, without a lot of security, that is , it's a completely different world, a little different from

, reached prague, liberated moldova from the vinnitsa region, from the vinnitsa region, from ukraine,nd are proud of our great-grandfather. in fact, this is all that is needed, which all berlin police officers do not interfere with, to remember and be proud of those. victory banners on the central streets of the city, music that does not stop and thousands of people, almost everyone has a portrait in their hands: this is my great-grandfather, he went missing, at first they searched for a long time and finally found them, the victors, veterans of the great patriotic war, kerch, at the eternal flame. they couldn’t take it because the forces were unequal. today in crimea, together with the whole country, they celebrate victory day; in sevastopol , they also celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the liberation of the city from the nazis. antonina aleksandrovna remembered this spring day on the forty-fourth forever, when the germans entered sevastopol, she was seven. they took three young men to pushkinskaya street to intimidate them. fights for every centimeter of sevastopol was cruel an

we begin with nato foreign ministers of nato, our meeting in prague with military aid for ukraine. at the top of the agenda and us secretary of state anthony blinking is among those gathered in to check capital as the us faces increasing pressure from allies over restrictions that prevent you brain from striking targets with western weapons inside rush on the head of the meeting nato secretary general, you in stoughton bag said it was time for data members to reconsider whether their weapons to be used to hit beyond ukraine's borders. so i believe that's the time has come to consider some of these restrictions to enable their kindness to really defend themselves and restaurant in for either the content they, the ukraine on ukraine hoss, according to international law. the right to defend themselves isn't showing the new instructor on the rock for self defense includes also striking military targets and a judgment printers targets outside ukraine. while we're brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena, she joins me now from prague. alexander is good to see you. we heard you in stough

good to have you with this on this thursday, the foreign ministers, nato, our meeting tonight in prague with military aid for ukraine on the agenda. your secretary of state anthony blinking is among those gathered in the check capital. the us it is facing increasing pressure from allies over restrictions that prevent ukraine from striking targets inside russia. know ahead of this meeting. nato secretary general you in stoughton bag so that it's time for data members to reconsider whether their weapons can be used to hit beyond ukraine's borders. take a list, i believe that's the time has come to consider some of these restrictions to enable their opinions to really defend themselves and restaurant in faith of the content they, the ukraine on ukraine. the hoss, according to international law, the right to defend themselves, isn't showing the new instructor. on the rock for self defense includes also, striking military targets, digits and printers, targets outside ukraine. well, the foreign minister of why fi is also at this need a meeting. and she explained the lack of stance on how it's

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the band fence that we get in prague how to the united states, where the donald trump has been found guilty on o. 34 counts. and he circled hushed, many trial before us president was convicted of falsifying business documents to cover up an extra marital sexual encounter in order to illegally influence the 2016 presidential election. the decision makers, mr. trump the 1st form or sitting us president to be convicted of a crime. he responded to the verdict by falsely accusing the cause of being reg. is lawyer site that appeal guilty on o. fritchie, full count, donald trump. mine used to being front page news, cooling this project, an injustice. this was a rick disgraceful trial. the reassignment is gonna be november 5th by the people and they don't. what happens here? everybody knows what happens here waiting to do a thing. well, i'm a very serious it man. but in new york, jerry disagreed. it unanimously found the former president guilty of conspiring to bind the silence of adult film style stormy daniels before the 2016 election. and then falsifying business records to cover a top. w

residents of prague. they love baked pork knee, and mogilev residents love baked pig’s ear, they boil, probably, all over the world, but they are very popular in belarus, here is the confirmation of this in front of me: delicious pig ears, but before i try them, i want to learn as much as possible about this dish, tatyana will help me with this . and today she treats me to pig ears. so, today on the menu: pickled ears, baked ears and oatmeal. i'll start with the appetizer. tell me , tatyana, about the pickled wall ears. we boil them first, then cut them with a salt shaker and marinate them. the marinade includes soy sauce, adjika, mustard, vinegar and a little bit. i’m not the only one who loves the chain; about 15% of orders in this restaurant are for pig ears. do i understand why? because it’s very tasty, very tasty. the marinated ears are a test to see if the baked ones will let you down at first glance, no. due to cooking, these ears became very soft and they are much more tender than the ears that you marinated. but at the same time, i want you. to say, they are much more filling

bohdan's half-asleep very small car, brings her money. money, we buy all these tickets, we all go to praguetickets, the money was returned, then everything, but this is her identity, she could say, but our it's me, i can do it all without you, there are a lot of episodes like that, here are some of those cultural tragers, that is, i say once again, i'm very naked on this, she wanted not just to shine as a single star, she wanted to be a constellation i and the galaxies, you have done a lot for this, and i have two more questions for you, the first is about modernism and traditions. i remember the end of the 80s, the beginning of the 90s. traditional, but now their children are no longer conquering the symonenko region, that is , on the contrary, symonenko has become completely different 60. they, that is, this generation already treats symonenko and the sixties differently, or is it because ukrainian literature has already been modernized and there are no longer any threats, who saw then, let's say, in this generation, the generation of andruhovich, nebarak, and others, well, i can't, i can

well, prague sparta scored a golden double. they won the national cup championship.ia exhibition there will be a large sports parade organized by the healthy fatherland movement. initially , the head of the international boxing association, umar kremlev, came up with a proposal to revive the soviet tradition of sports parades. this happened at last year’s meeting with vladimir putin in perm. the president supported this idea and approved. the parade will take place in an updated format 105 years after it was first held on red square. more than 2.0 athletes will take part in the procession , including representatives of various sports, as well as the paralympic movement, they will march in a single formation in the columns of the past, present and future, and the large-scale parade will end with mass exercise. also, the president set us a very important task, which is to involve more than 70% of the population in mass sports, so this event is precisely what meets to the task that the president sets before us. and, by the way, at the end of the event, at the end of our

as a matter of fact, the reason why radio free europe radio liberty is in prague today is because of love. hubble, the first democratically elected president of the czech republic in the early nineties, gave a building in downtown prague as a gift to the american people. a gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe and central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in eastern and all the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are the go to source for what is happening in ukraine today. what is happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in the very late 1940s, early 1950s, is alive and well. and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done. and the success that they have had. and the work that they're continuing to do today. but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information, if

as a matter of fact, the reason why radio free europe radio liberty is in prague today is because of love. hubble, the first democratically elected president of the czech republic in the early nineties, gave a building in downtown prague as a gift to the american people. a gift to the american people to house radio free europe in eastern europe and central europe in prague for the work that we had done as americans in supporting democracy and freedom in eastern and all the countries of then under communist rule. so that the radios are now functioning. they are the go to source for what is happening in ukraine today. what is happening in russia, they cover it better than anybody else. and so i think the legacy that was started under president eisenhower back in the very late 1940s, early 1950s, is alive and well. and he would be extremely proud of the work that they have done. and the success that they have had. and the work that they're continuing to do today. but i would also like to expand a little bit more on what president eisenhower did in terms of peace through information, if

took them to berlin congratulations congratulations where are you where are we now where are you praguerago vastalo ask for help comrade guard my comrade kambat rimov lyubazhik escaped lyuba, why are you hedgehog, darling, vitya, well, while you and i were together, nothing happened to us, right? well, bye you and i were together, but nothing happened to us, nothing. lyuba, what's wrong with you? seeing, i, i found shurik, he, victor, is forgotten, what cruelty, something is needed. analyzing the opponent, working on mistakes, choosing the right strategy for the match, athletes have to work very hard with their heads to become a champion, they know exactly what success is on sports grounds, but still, what does it feel like to become a champion? are subsiding, there is already some realization that we have actually achieved such a significant goal both for the club and for the fans, but what is the result in a real battle will be the intellect, as the gymnastic apparatus is called, where two parallel bars are installed at the same height, vlad bars, bars, absolutely right, as the abbrev

of state anty blinken spoke to reporters after meeting with colleagues from the nato alliance in praguehe talked about the military alliances continued support for your grain its war against russia -- for ukraine in its war against russia and president biden's approval for u.s. provided weaponry to be used by ukraine against targets in russian provided -- russian territory, within some limits. this is about 20 minutes. i want to thank general stoltenberg. his vision, his tenacity, his vision of this alliance during a highly consequential decade has been nothing short of remarkable and he has more leadership to do asit is not an overstatement to say this is a critical moment for transatlantic security. we have seen in recent weeks vladimir putin ramping up his offensive against ukraine in kharkiv in the northeast, ukrainians continuing to show extraordinary courage in resisting russian aggression. he has also been intensifying hybrid attacks against front-line states, nato members, seven housing supply warehouses, disregarding demarcations in the baltic's, mounting more and more and more

residents of prague love baked pork knee, and mogilev residents - baked pork ear.uffed and baked. they are probably eaten all over the world, but they are very popular in belarus. and here is proof of this in front of me: delicious pig ears. but before i try them, i want to know as much as possible. in this dish, tatyana will help me with this, and today she is treating me to pig ears. so, today on the menu: pickled ears, baked ears and oatmeal. i'll start with the appetizer. tell me, tatyana, about the pickled honey ears. we have previously we boil them, then cut them into strips and marinate them. the marinade includes soy sauce, adjika, mustard, vinegar. and a little salt and sugar, dip the ears in this marinade and let them sit for 15-20 minutes, then serve, but 15 minutes is enough for the ears to absorb. some people may not like it, i really like it, all because when you put a piece of pig ear in your mouth and start chewing, it crunches very pleasantly. it turned out that i’m not the only one who likes crunchy food; about 15% of orders at this restaurant are

and at the same time, i remember such, you know, pages of history, for example, the prague spring, this is the spirit of this revolution, and this resistance of the protesters, against the soviet influence, i also remember what happened before the second world war, even as civilized countries wanted, thought , that they will stop the dictator hitler by giving them territory, or, for example, by turning a blind eye to the fact that hitler is building up his military... machine. now i i hope that the world sees that the ukrainians are not going to back down and are not going to give anything away. europe helps ukraine a lot, but in your opinion, what else can be done to stop the dictator of our time, putin? first of all, it must be said that hitler and putin are very similar. and there is almost no difference between them. both were imperialists who wanted to take other people's lands in order to advance their interests and fulfill their desires. just like hitler and putin, indifferent to human life, people whose territories they capture, while they are indifferent to the lives of their c

this is the one and divine loving office in london, prague. manchester. no l. a as well. this is all very 1st office. we sent husband nikia, she bens, the midnight oil, the 2 jets around the world, from one of their offices to the next. the they've even open to their own design studio in prague. experts from renowned con developers such as pin in fed, you know what that one you see because loan d ca designs for the last few years. we have seen the most a concept cause, you know, i say really cool stuff like holograms in cause and, and, and, and, you know, tools opening backwards inside it sideways and go in all different directions. and then, you know, smoking mirrors and just put on a show, right? so that's what i would go off to do is to design something where people go. wow, that is cool. so the ultimate goal with the design studio is to actually design my own uh, super limited series of calls, and also probably a team up with another major manufacturer to do that. you're going to see the coolest cost of the well. and i promise you the time she's long being in talks wi

there are art festivals and exhibitions in thailand, new york, and now in prague that translate history real world into images is showing the exhibition cost task with works by over 30 international artist who resonate deeply with costco, seen, even in contemporary times. of the artist to this exit edition told us that the good side left to the father is resist name and he would not change any sentence in the text. and then the language kafka writes clearly and simply objectively, there's nothing artificial or convoluted, but what he describes is dream like a nebulous as he pulls out all the stops. and i just as a young person was so just blown away by his way of creating these situations and using language to describe things so precisely in, in a way that despite all the precision you have no idea what's going on there as close as possible. the space is kafka, creates that become smaller and smaller or larger and larger. cool, i see often describes the impossibility of getting from one point to another. a little girl is kind of the managers to describe very clear woods of d images that

the exhibition in prague stock center attempts to explore this feeling in a comcast way artist to show that kafka is understood everywhere. israel in england . and in china, for example, in the works of lucia for many of the chinese dividends, the reality of their everyday life. and that the community raising was very close to that. those kind of socio political qualities of kraft. gus, right, thanks the see photograph guys. well, here we are again, kafka ask the exist in almost every language. it's also in many dictionaries. is there an official definition of what kafka asked means? a question we ask are experts. it's used to describe especially bureaucratic situations that don't quite make sense and seem unreasonable and seem to have been dictated by a how higher power to which one has no access to get into some bizarre situation when ever they basis. so it was our cadillac yano in spanish, kafka ask is used very similarly as in other parts of the world to talk about something, a little doc mccall thing comprehensible, overwhelming be. i not absurd situation created by upset rules. y