dollars ukraine hopes to confiscate about reported the head of the national agency for the prevention of corruptionleksandr novikov, the lion's share of sanctions were imposed by the usa, about 100 billion dollars were blocked there, at the beginning of the war in ukraine, about 23 billion euros are blocked, and this figure is much smaller than the 100 billion frozen by the united states, at the same time, countries have also frozen material assets in the amount of about 10 billion euros, including yachts and villas, linked to oligarchs and kremlin officials in order to collect evidence for the confiscation of frozen assets created a special working group of turnips for this purpose, the us treasury and the department of justice involved representatives of the largest countries in europe , australia, and the european commission creeper began work two days after the invasion, and during this time the working group only a yacht of russian oligarchs was arrested for hundreds of millions of dollars, in particular, this yacht was confiscated by scheherazade in italy last month, there is nausea. she can

at the same time, all the bodies that carried out by such as the national agency for the prevention of corruption, the security service of ukraine and other bodies. they have access to documents and can, at the request of the commission, fully provide the same information, but at the same time, it is more reasoned than in we are periodically mainly provided by the security service of ukraine when they simply say well, are there any comments or no comments without decoding, i.e. yaroslav yurchyshyn people's deputy of ukraine first deputy chairman of the council's committee on anti-corruption policy thank you for your e and anti-corruption participation in our broadcast hm olga koshar will be an expert in atomic energy in the future, who will be discussed later olga, we congratulate you good day a-a at the zaporizhzhia npp managed to restore communication, you are competing for the sale of data, this international organization is the last news, however, the director general once again stated the need for the experts of this agency to visit the nuclear power plant, which is temporarily under the con

re-register his business in ukraine on june 9, said the head of the national agency for the prevention of corruptiontement with logic in general, the information that mykhailo fridman is trying to get ukrainian citizenship, well, the question is supposedly closed. but i think that it can always have some kind of continuation . less about that well, i think an hour has already passed, there was a rocket attack on pryluky, this is a city in chernihiv oblast. if i go from kyiv to sumy oblast, then i pass through pryluky. somewhere over there on the right, it seems that three rockets have been intercepted, the head of the regional military administration, vyacheslav chaus, reports that the information regarding the destruction of the victims is being clarified. well, we can't go into this detail, and not much time has passed yet, but the fact itself remains a fact, and about our international the situation and visits to ukraine in germany do not confirm the possible visit of chancellor olaf scholz, together with his colleagues from france , manuel macron and the example of italy to kyiv , british router

cartoon characters on this week in a completely amazing way the national agency for the prevention of ukrainian corruptionaid that mikhail fridman is negotiating to grant him ukrainian citizenship, he wants all assets in our country to pre-register yours with the favorite himself, did you check this information for the very fact that ukraine is inviting these very oligarchs who are essentially the architects of putin's regime, and we also found out, i don't know, this is not confirmed information, but it is important that everyone discusses it when the heads of the rakyat and the head of the faction servants of the people of the verkhovna rada, one of the participants in the russian-ukrainian negotiations, yakov, wrote a letter about how outstanding roy is playing in the negotiation process, romanov, the cashier, putin, and we are going down. my arkhamia did not tell this, we did not see this letter, this is newspaper information, it is just that. what should be taken into account, that this is not an official message, unlike the words of the head of the national agency for confirmation of corruption, he

they would obstruct it by trying to get pence to override the will of the people and prevent the peaceful transfer of power. >> by corrupt means, talk to us about the significance of that word. >> well, it has to mean that you know, you know what you're doing is wrong. that's all it means. you can't even have a good faith view that maybe this is something you can get away with, that won't work. this would violate the law. and they both knew it. they had to have much advice, the president had heard from his advisers that this couldn't be done, eastman had consulted the former judge he clerked for, very conservative judge, said no way this could be done. that's the corrupt means. it is the same as the deceitful and dishonest conduct. >> cheney, when talking about, in that clip we saw, she put it on twitter, she's referring to a federa federal judge's ruling case from march that trump and eastman likely committed felonies. does that carry weight? how much of a judgment -- does that matter or is she trying to say, look, someone else found this to be the case? >> that's right. i don't think it carries legal weight, but it car

extent it can affect us being granted the status of a candidate for the european union and how this corruption that you mentioned in european countries can preventrganizations , have signed the appeal of more than two hundred organizations to the government of ukraine in support of the official position of the ministry of foreign affairs and ukraine to obtain candidate status, that is, i would simply urge you not to ask well, the question is what if this does not happen on to the council of the european council of the european union, we have already directly suffered defeat, we must be completely disappointed, i would not have asked the question like that. i think that this is rather a test for the eu itself. well, everyone perfectly understands that despite some objective points, but here are all these criteria well , at least which of them exist in relation to the granting of the candidate, which they have done. that is, it is a purely political position, unfortunately, it is now essentially controlled. i would say so by one or two countries, let's do one more. all the solutions to the issue are by candidate status until today, the situation i

first competition for the election of the anti-corruption special prosecutor, that is, restore the judicial reform, ratify the istanbul reform the convention on the preventionly violence and many, many steps, but andriy and i discussed in the pause before including you that we also see alarm bells here, in addition to the disappearance of tv channels from the digital airwaves. so these are sharp statements in relation to some countries - there are nato members, the eu apologizes, which are already critical of us, that is, what we relay in the information field that is issued from us to the outside , and the thesis that nato is an alliance for hollywood, that is, to what extent are we now really focused on this at the moment and we understand its seriousness, but it seems to me that we still have some shortcomings here, and that not everything that is now heard from ukraine should sound exactly like this, look, and now patience regarding the actions of the authorities is only it is stipulated in only one way that it is not possible to open the internal flank and i can tell you one thing, i will give a very concise answer to this question . politicians are mu

for public officials and of violent corruptions of public order by individuals and groups third i hope your search will lead to sensible and practical actions to control our prevent these outbreaks of violence. hoping to curb this violence will be a bill president johnson signed into law in june. the safe streets act of 1968 is the first major legislation ever passed that confronts the problems of crime in america on a national scale. heart of the bill was the president's request for measures to strengthen local police and law enforcement agencies across the country. during june there were three ceremonies which highlighted the emphasis on excellence that both the president and first lady have sought to bring out in two facets of american life. education and environment first president johnson greeted the presidential scholars because the honor that your nation pays you today is not just to reward for past achievement. it is a way of recognizing your special talents. and expressing the confidence of the country in you and we want in return for you to express confidence in your country. and try to provide ability to lead and to return your great gifts to the count

president receives a report that criticizes him for not doing more to prevent corruption under his predecessor and a deadly 10 days of protest in ecuador, with at least 2 people killed in the fury over fuel prices. ah, with hello high pressure dominates the weather across australia at the moment, so that means largely fine and dry play of lovely winter sunshine coming for we have got one or 2 showers, blustery showers rolling through the bite. you can see that cold front here, that blue line bring you some wet weather into the far south of w way that ray will make his way across southern fringes as we go on through the next couple of days. but nothing too much to speak of. debbie's around 1718 celsius . there for melbourne. and adelaide. little cooler in hobart hobo, we'll see some log. a spouse if ray, more wet weather blustery winds blowing through their c that went by the coming in across sir south australia. indirect toria. as we go on into friday, clear through was to go on into sash typewriters, guys come back behind, much of was looking fine and dr. that time will that the showers will continue there for red t

of obstructing the and deliberately corrupting and preventing the congressional proceedings. so not just any old congressional proceeding. it was the one that marked the transition to the next presidency. the fact that donald trump did not like those numbers does not make any difference. he basically has said openly, yeah. i did it. i'm proud of it. i would do it again. and the it is giving my vice president to put to me in office, even if i have lost in the electoral college. because i believe the electoral college. i believe my own views. well, views being once they are, it does not matter if they are diluted or not. we do have a process for deciding who becomes the next president. it is not a process that says, over the presently united states is, believes one of the elections to see if we can stay in office. decides the matter. if the president believes he won, that is good enough. he would make his vice president take the steps to keep him in office. what kind of dictatorship is that? that is more ridiculous than most of the autocracies in the world. that is the one that

president received a report that criticizes him for not doing more to prevent corruption under his predecessor a deadly 10 days of protests in ecuador, with at least 2 people killed in the fury over fuel prices and install the world's best rally, drivers get ready for safari showdown details can we um ah ah, with hello, we have plenty of begun. sundry showers, those good old fashioned summer storms rumbling away across so many parts of europe . had the man breaking the hate little truck to storms and moving across france, easing over towards germany, pushing into our central areas. there's a going through the next couple of days. you see it's a very lobby showers to associate with this area of low pressure. only seeing 50 millimeters dufrane in 24 hours around 2 thirds, the june average in just one day. that weather weather will clear a little further east, which will see some wet weather coming to eastern parts of ukraine down towards the black sea. lively showers there down across the balkans. bacon foundry. shad cool. cool. some localized fighting into parts of eastern france into switzerland may be seldom ari

we need stronger ethics rules to prevent these abuses of power from happening again. i'm backing legislation that will root out corruption, prevent conflicts of interest, and increase transparency in all three branches of the federal government. to restore public trust in our institutions, we must hold government officials to the highest ethical standards. no one is above the law. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the the gentlewoman from louisiana -- for what purpose does the gentlewoman from louisiana seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mitt letlow: i come to the floor today to pay tribute to the late sarah ann effort yet pet ive. a. a dedicated mother, grandmother, educator, and friend who is beloved by so many people across walsh taw parrish in northeast, louisiana. i believe that the best way to describe the kind of person she was is to use the words of her daughter, tori. she said, her happiness was in seeing the happiness and good works of others. she was the kind of person wh

prevent corruption. but also we have to see that as puzzle mentioned. you gave the example of going back to world war one. the peace in europe is over. we can take any of these things for granted any longer. and we see the words here in march of both russia and china. and these are huge questions for us and perhaps address rehearsal for what we're going to see in in asia. so i think that your pass is state united and strong and it's an up or down for the long haul. and in regards to energy prices and the winter, that's going to be coming. we see that moscow has cut off energy and that's the traditional period in the summer is to fill up the storage facility. so i suggest everybody start that in some sweaters. so thank you. ok, thank you very much for a very interesting discussion. denito show that theresa fallon and paddle falcon howard and thank you for watching. you can watch this program again any time by visiting our website at al jazeera dot com for further discussion. go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash ha. inside story, you can of course, also join

what extent this can affect the granting of status to us candidate for the european union and how this corruption that you mentioned in european countries can prevent will start with the fact that despite the fact that this is an important issue for ukraine and, in particular, me and my organizations more than two hundred organizations signed the appeal to the public authorities of ukraine in support of the official position of the ministry of foreign affairs and ukraine to obtain candidate status, that is, i would simply urge you not to ask the question that if this is not done at the council of the european council of the european union, then we have already directly suffered defeat you have to be completely disappointed, yes, i would not ask the question . i think that this is rather a test for the eu itself, because everyone perfectly understands that despite some objective points, but here are all these criteria, well at least which of them is the main one regarding the granting of scandinavian status, we have fulfilled that is , it is a purely political position, unfortunately, it is now essentially controlled. i would say so by one or two co

exemption for people who face a realistic threat of being harassed but these disclosure laws are constitutional for three reasons, they prevent corruption because you can look for deals between the contributor and the beneficiary providing voters with valuable information voters will sometimes use information about who's paying for an ad to figure out if they support it or oppose it if i tell you that that i ballot measure in california is supported by the national rifle association and opposed by planned parenthood. i bet you can figure out how to vote even if i don't tell you anything about the content of that initiative we rely on this information to make decisions and it can allow for enforcement of other laws like the band on foreign spending the problem with disclosure at least putting aside the banta case which suggests the court is now getting skeptical about disclosure the problem with disclosure on the federal level has not been that this constitutional problem. it's been that the laws have been written in a very loophole laden way so it's very easy through super pacs and through other groups to get around the disclosure rules

prevent present and obvious threat to the rest of europe. now ukraine was routinely derided by western media tanks, pre conflicts for authoritarianism, corruption, all which now seems to have just not to be banished. the european commission has found that ukraine over all is well advanced in reaching the stability of institutions guaranteed democracy. the rule of law, human rights and respect for protection of minorities. and has gradually approximated to substantial elements of the e. u. a queen in many areas. a recommendation which comes a day after the leaders of germany, france and italy expressed theirs. corbett does not confer kennedy status. we ought to remember that the 1st step on the past membership. but those are the cause of the eastern european countries heading into a european council summit on the issue next week. now to move forward all 27 member state, you must agree. but even if they do full membership, free crane could be many, many years away. something that french president a member in my home has been pointing out little bundle. we do not have the rights after so many weeks of war and such a difficult moment to tell the uk

do you think corruption will ever disappear, in general, the mask regime in tyumen has long been canceled, but i sit down? defiantly put on a mask of preventionhas nothing to do with it, rather, in conspiracy , the ex-head of the regional traffic police department who pulled the hood over his eyes is clearly afraid to show his face. although since he was taken for a bribe and they, when a high-ranking policeman found out all country, but he continued to stubbornly hide from the cameras. these footage was first shown by our colleagues from the investigation program of eduard petrov in the early morning, the special forces of the regional fsb directorate stormed the two-story mansion of alexander selyunin. move your feet to fall asleep in the house, the wife and children report lying on the floor, the colonel obviously did not expect that armed fsb fighters and employees of the investigative committee would come to him. sheets of citizens of tajikistan who bought a driver's license in the regional traffic police faridun dadadjonov one of them paid 57 rubles, but the intermediary rubles for this documents is a large amount. this is a big amount

of the statute is pretty clear. if somebody corruptly intends to influence, prevent, hinder or delay someone's testimony. i see corruption here and i see attempting to delay someone's testimony. so that's it right there. at least to open an investigation. so certainly, wolf, at a minimum there doesn't need to be violence or actual physical threat. it's merely intending to put pressure on someone testifying and there's a case here. >> we'll see if that case is made. shan, the committee is also issuing a subpoena for the former white house counsel, pat cipollone, to come forward and testify. what could this limited interview as it's being described actually eventually look like? >> well, it depends on how limited it is, wolf. it's hard for me to comprehend how there could be topics that they could cover which he would agree are not privileged. they wouldn't be that worthwhile. so a lot of negotiation has probably gone on. personally if i was representing him, i'd be seeking some kind of immunity for him. he's got a tough argument in terms of privilege. he's talked about it before. he's been interviewed by him and there are

anti-corruption institutions, but said that europeans need visible results in the media previously wrote that the head of the european commission is going to zelenskyi to suggest how kyiv can prevent a negative decision the eu says that there is a list of quick decisions that need to be made to prove to the europeans that ukraine will immediately return to reforms after the end of martial law instead during the press conference, zelensky said that the future decision depends on whether the future of the european project is now definitely a decisive time and not only for ukraine, but also for the european union, for the entire european continent, right now it is being determined what the future of a united europe will be and whether this future will be in general, russia wants to destroy european unity, you want to leave europe divided, you want to live in its weakness, the whole of europe is a target for russia, we are sure that ukraine is only the first stage of all aggression in these plans, that is why the positive answer of the european union for ukraine's application for membership can also be a positive answer to the question: does the european project even have a future ukr

corruption and demi corruption in this country have been prevented by the government by the government. no, no, no. what really happened is that, like, why did i know this is agreement of others? we want to go to the details where the president does, he don't want to spread research on really what i wanted to see. we will do everything possible to go to where we live amid. what about you do pick up to get to the video and send out visit our quest to the federal government and the president, the vice broker delivered what would happen really do ramos, my friend when was fergus wardrobe are here today or to push the government to reduce the level of sarah, remove taxes or reduce the number of directors i live with . all those things that matter you have to print like go up to a child. marriage is on the rise in the horn of africa and the worsening drought. there is to blame a new unicef report says reaches most severe drought and 40 years is pushing families to the edge. girls as young as 12 are being forced into marriage and many face a high risk of female genital mutilation. which all marriage has more than doubled in ethiopia in one year. it's countries worst affected

prevent congress from certifying the win. so president trump ultimately wanted the department of justice to say the election was, quote, corrupt to me and the republican congressmen. >> they refused. cnn's legal analyst carrie cordero is joining our conversation. this week, there has been a lot of news, but there was a lot of news out of the january 6th committee. two really blockbuster hearings. but this second hearing about the political coup is pretty significant. because the argument that they were making was basically that this was plan a, plan a was to basically use the government to overthrow the democratic transfer of power in this country. >> yeah, and to push out the officials who were standing up to donald trump and saying that this was -- there was no basis at all for fraud, and to install a trump loyalist to essentially do trump's bidding. this was the hearing on thursday, again, demonstrated, just how relentless this pressure campaign was to essentially get the government to do -- to go as far as what donald trump was suggesting here, suggesting how close they came, once again to succeeding in this plan. >> we ta

of course, because today these gay clubs are gay parades that satisfied. they pay for the military. well , serious money, that is, corruption, the component does not preventne of our e units 2 days ago. uh, the officer was liquidated and the rest were abandoned. just a weapon. the machine guns said, yes, we accidentally yes, we saw past here, we don’t know at all what kind of officers they represent an accident of insanity scattered units, where there is practically no defense , they are completely disorganized, uh, our units collect a bunch of them and knock them out. those who do not give up unconditionally, that many, uh, unfortunately, broke through towards lisichansk - this is the only place where they can temporarily hide and stay alive, but so, as literally. i think more order. there, maybe three or four days, a maximum of a week, and whether now to severodonetsk will be completely blocked, so the only thing, perhaps, to stay alive is how to amuse yourself while relaxing in lisichansk but it won't be for long. therefore, there is a chance to stay alive in reality. this is to surrender to our unit and another way. no. all those who came to the donba

prevent wildfires from destroying our state. before things get worse. >> this is a gross miscarriage of process that will ensure these ballots will be not fraudulent. it's an absolute fraud. >> i think it's a corruptity. >> the election is being stolen. the evidence is overwhelming. >> i'm not sure that every vote was counted, not in the right way. they say i lost, i didn't lose, the election was rigged. >> how does anybody trust the election results. >> so the election lies pushed by the trump campaign and four seasons total landscaping in november 2020 have only kept growing ever since joining me here to talk about that. one of the producers on four seasons documentary. the washington correspondent for -- msnbc political analyst kimberly atkins. great to have both of you with us. let's start with that moment there. when you look at that time that rudy giuliani was standing there. peddling the allegations of voter fraud and that the election was stolen. just as the networks were calling the election for joe biden. it almost seemed comical. and you want to laugh at what you were seeing there. but given how this has now resonated among republicans. what does that moment in time mean for what we are

prevented him from conquering youth. youth, recall finance fraud potential whiteter scandal. yes, with there uh, real estate corrupt at the clinton level as well. then the second time at the level ofn hour at the presidential level does not work at the level of governors there was such a governor in kalina who and there was a flood of emergency in the state and suddenly. it turned out that he could not speak to the press to say anything and you started looking for it turned out that for a week to his mistress in argentina and left there. this is a normal story, that is, nothing of the kind is happening, it gives out a certain appendage, but the main problems of biden, as already mentioned here. these are other problems. the first is the economy, which in the united states, uh, the state of the economy is deteriorating every day, and uh, the representatives of the administration itself cannot say anything optimistic, not the minister finance, nor the head of the federal reserve, nor other members of the economic bloc. they all acknowledge that the economic situation is deteriorating and will continue to deteriorate. this first place second point is due to the fact that biden really