robert habeck emphasized that the measures that have been taken so far are not enough to overcome the high percentages. the residents of germany themselves are dissatisfied with the state of democracy in the country, as evidenced by surveys of the international university of applied sciences, 48% of respondents are disappointed with the democratic foundations of the state, 2/3 of respondents are sure that the political system is threatened by populism, which the authorities have increasingly begun to resort to, about 60% of german citizens are not at all believe that the country can cope. in great britain, protests continue after a brutal murder committed by a man from a family of migrants, the authorities, instead of solving the problems with the growth of crime, continue to arrest demonstrators. the number of detainees has already exceeded a thousand. discontent is growing among the british military, because they are expecting a reduction in funding, according to the daily telegraph, the country's ministry of defense expects a serious reduction in funds for the modernization of the

but new facts have emerged concerning the family of vice chancellor robert habeck; as it turns out, hist-grandfather used slave labor from concentration camp prisoners on his farm. sergei kholoshevsky found out the details. ninety-nine-year-old imgard furchner, aka imgard derksen, a former secretary at the stutthof concentration camp, appeared before the german supreme court today. three years ago, the district court found her guilty of aiding and abetting the murder of more than 10,000 concentration camp inmates. the old nazi herself turned out to be unusually agile; in 1921, she tried to escape from a nursing home, was caught, convicted, and now she has filed an appeal to the supreme court. during the defendant's service in the concentration camp, 9,500 people, prisoners were deprived of food, water, sleep, they did not have warm clothes to survive the harsh weather conditions. they did not receive medical care, were kept in horrific conditions and were subjected to constant violence. women prisoners to death. at the trial in july forty-six in gdansk , wanda barkman was found guilty o

the traffic light party coalition limits support for ukraine, but the minister of economy robert habeckhabeck assured ukraine of further support, this applies regardless of whether the planned. assistance comes, ukraine's defensive struggle has historical significance, this is what will define this country when history books are written about this century. the question is whether germany will fill brezh, if the us stops supporting ukraine, for example under president donald trump, habeck responded: "yes, then we will not leave ukraine alone, but if the strongest supporter leaves, the rest will have to cooperate even more closely." habeck emphasized: it would be extremely dangerous if ukraine lost this war, then the freedom of europe would be at risk, so we have our own interest in ukraine resisting russian aggression. as for the german taurus missiles, the long-range german missiles, the decision has not yet been made, but the heating up public opinion has really begun. the well-known propaganda agency bloomberg reports that without permission to strike with long-range weapons on the te

vice-chancellor and minister of economy of germany robert habeck said that refugees from ukraine shouldrical parallels suggest themselves. now the german leadership is citing the need to integrate into german society. however, the vice-chancellor also indicated valid reasons for shirking, such as illness or, for example, childcare. meanwhile, ukrainians themselves have no special incentives to go to work. they already automatically receive benefits intended for citizens of germany. in general , aid to ukraine, as the new york times writes, has become a pretext for a brewing political split in germany. berlin may fold help the kiev regime to cope with the budget deficit itself. in september , the country will have regional elections. the popularity of the far left and the far right is growing. and despite the difference in the agenda, they all demand one thing: to stop the conflict. and at the end of the issue, i will tell you about currencies, today, by the way, we are talking not only about the dollar, which costs 91 rubles 28. and not only about the euro for 101.62, but also about the

green vice chancellor robert habeck and the finance minister are leaders.l be provided with leadership for as long as it takes. the social democrats, as well as the other two parties in the coalition , are currently in an election race, and it is clear to me that their own voters are now more concerned about what concerns government spending, as well as issues of our country's security. the people should receive a completely different signal, namely, germany should invest even more in helping ukraine. the news about the reduction in funding for the ukrainian army leaked to the press after berlin published an arrest warrant for a ukrainian citizen accused of sabotaging the nord stream gas pipelines. according to the wall street journal, germany asked poland to detain vladimir zhuravlev back in june, but the polish prosecutor's office refused arrest the ukrainian. scholz had to ask donald tusk directly about it. and now prime minister tusk is already advising the initiators and patrons of the nord streams, that is, the germans, to apologize and keep quiet via

the crisis in germany is growing, vice chancellor robert habeck announced the deterioration of the economic situation in the country. according to him, the measures that the government is taking, is not yet enough. the economic crisis is increasingly entrenched at a level of stagnation that no one... can be satisfied with the measures that have been taken so far are not enough to overcome high interest rates, the lack of demand from abroad, and the structural problems that we have in germany. earlier, the center for european economic research in magnemi published an index of economic expectations of financial experts. in august, it fell much more than economists expected by 22.5 points and reached minimum values ​​in the last 2 years. international investors are concerned about the state of the american economy, this is evidenced by the data of the august survey of bank of america. it was attended by 220 portfolio managers, who manage 590 billion dollars. 39% of respondents call the recession of the us economy a key risk with unpredictable consequences for the world. concerns are caused by

significant part, but there is an alternative, vice chancellor and minister of economy of germany robert habeck stated that refugees from ukraine should work, historical parallels suggest themselves. now the german leadership justifies this by the need to integrate into german society. however, there are valid reasons to shirk, the vice chancellor too. this is illness, for example, or childcare. meanwhile, the ukrainians themselves have no special incentives to go to work, they automatically receive benefits intended for citizens of germany. in general, aid to ukraine, as the new york times writes, has become the reason for the brewing political split in germany. berlin may turn to helping the kiev regime in order to cope with the budget deficit itself. in september , the country will hold regional elections, and the popularity of the far left and far right is growing. and, despite... and not only about the euro at 101.62, but also about the chinese yuan at 11 rubles 95 kopecks. that's all the economic news i have. roman. konstantin, thank you. we continue the broadcast. in the kemerovo region,

and here is what vice chancellor and minister of economy of germany robert habeck had to say about thisukraine remain in force without any ifs or buts, we need to wait for the us elections, see if support for ukraine will really stop if donald trump wins, if the strongest supporter leaves, the rest will have to work even more unitedly, we will not leave ukraine alone, kiev's use of german weapons on the territory of the russian federation is not a reason for reduction of supplies. well, with the germans, it's a whole other story, yes, at first they said that there was no money in the budget, so, excuse me, we'll freeze it, then they said: no-no-no, we'll still allocate a loan of 50 billion, now the minister of finance supports this whole story, and pavel in the czech republic started talking, let's say, openly supporting terrorists, europe has completely lost its subjectivity, europe has certainly lost its subjectivity and of course the story of when they destroy the nord streams, which, for a minute, legally also belong to germany, and this of course a terrorist act against... germany