, but i say that as a russia is also out of europe. so this relationship love and hate, if you like it, between russia and europe, will very much determine how you get along with each other. but at the end of the day, you are not drifting away from, from each other. russia will all be there. geographically, europe will always be there during graphically you have to find a way to co exist and people are feeling the pain when you, when you start have to, when we are not able to do that. we open here pro western commentators that in a final analysis, china would always with material or even monetary considerations 1st about everything else. and i think that's one of the reasons why many western analysts were surprised why the russians were not russia. the chinese reaction to russia's actions. it wasn't pro russian by any means. it wasn't also pro western, it was firm, but also very much aware of the context. and i wonder if you personally have noticed a change in beijing position in how they present itself on the international stage during

w a falling from the center of russia. europe, asia studies. thank you. thank you. we're trying to florence on official protests with the german embassy in beijing. us after foreign minister out of in a bad book, criticized chinese aggression towards taiwan. on monday, after a speech to the you and she said, germany stands united with the u. s. we share american concerns. we have painfully learned over the past month with february 24th. that aggressive authority can turn into a dangerous action. china's comments was regard to tiven, raise serious questions. it cannot be in our interest if china is creating on top of this excessive economic dependency in its region. will they w correspondent, mikaela kaufman was asked on the letter burbock speech in new york, and she described what the foreign minister had to say regarding nancy pelosi visit to taiwan. and how those comments came to upset china. he said that it simply wasn't acceptable in relation to russia, that a big estate could attack a smaller neighbor. and that international law also applies to china. now that

with theresa fallon, the founder and director of the brussels based thing tank, the center for russia, europe, asia studies. i asked her for her assessment of china's air and see drills around tie one. i think the 2 statements we've seen from both as young and also from the g 7 demonstrates international concern about the regional stability there. this is the very 1st time that it's been such a massive exercise and it also gives other military planners an idea of what china might have in store. should there ever be an invasion of taiwan, for example, the blockade. so they wouldn't even necessarily need to invade immediately, they could cut off their food supplies because as an island it is, it's within beijing's ability to do that. so the blockade scenario. and also what's even more worrying is how the missiles flew over taiwan. that's the 1st time and also it went into japanese, he said, economic zone. so i think that policies visit to japan, which followed this her visit to taiwan, kind of sent home a very strong message that it's not just about hawaii. it's also about japan. other countrie

i think it's really, it's really a very good question because the russia structural straddle europe and asia, part of you is where the west of you is in the 8th. so russia is really in a very unique situation, and i think that kind of explains the kind of complex situation you are in. these are be the west, or these are the europe. sometimes i, i make mistakes. i say, look, i told my german interviewer, for instance, i said, no. russia is not going away. russia is right at euro, but after i say that as russia is also part of europe. so this relationship love and hate, if you like it, between russia and europe, will very much determine how you get along with each other. but at the end of the day, you are not drifting away from, from each other. russia will all be there. geographically, europe will always be there during graphically you have to find a way to co exist and people are feeling the pain when you, when you start have to, when we are not able to do that. we open here for western commentators that are in a final analysis, china with always with material or even monetary considera

against europe. russia is doing well, europe is not. joe biden is calling for unconditional surrender from vladimir putin. here's the weird thing: play any reality-based measure, vladimir putin is not losing the war in ukraine when he's winning at the war in ukraine, andrew biden says we won't stop until you -- unconditional surrender. this is not just bad policy: this makes no sense. it only makes sense if the goal is to completely destroy it in the west in order to make way

but after i say that as a russia is also part of europe. so this relationship love and hate, if you like it, between russia and europe, will very much determine how you get along with each other. but at the end of the day, you are not drifting away from, from each other. russia will all be there. geographically, europe will always be there, geographically, you have to find a way to correct just and people are feeling the pay when you, when you start have to, when we are not able to do that. we open here pro western commentators that are in a final analysis, china with always with material or even monetary considerations. first about everything else. and i think that's one of the reasons why many western animals were surprised by the russians. we are not russia, but the chinese reaction to russia's actions. it wasn't pro russian by any means. it wasn't also pro western it. 1 was firm, but also very much aware of the context. and i wonder if you personally have noticed a change in beijing position in how vision presents itself on the internati

and ekaterina grigorova smoky fires and heat in the european part of russia europe is experiencing the 500 years , official representatives of the european commission made such a statement, weather anomalies, according to them, caused enormous damage. harvest residents of great britain france are forced to save water, and the authorities of one of the settlements in italy and everyone hired him to search for moisture. the psychic will be told in more detail by artyom krasulin. 113 million years is the age of discovered dinosaur footprints in the natural park in texas, they appeared on the surface due to the shallowing of the rivers and will now be protected, even if the weather returns to normal in the foreseeable future, the chances of rain. in this area just above freezing in southern texas and arizona, the worst drought in a decade, scientists attribute it to global warming in america and other countries. we are seeing extreme climate change somewhere there is a record drought, and in other areas a devastating flood is recorded these changes are one of the most fundamental findings

how does an ever escalating economic war between russia and europe look like? ah, national economy is much worse than a 6 months in goal thump in the cities already, you know, but it, but shape like called the morphine, the see, the decline in production, the warsaw, 10 times airline industry is basically bet because all international flights are stopped and what is no spare parts for airlines and international toys, adams, and to show them all industries, but there are from the economy of us not damaged enough for pointing to stop the war. and one of the main reason i said to put in continuous to receive for future all and gust revenue, especially from the unit the union. so you want to have the russian economy, it's much worse than 6 months ago. it's still not so bad in terms so far as the beauty of putting to pardons of war. but surely a lot of this damage will be lasting and will be very difficult to come back from. wouldn't you agree? ah yes, until porton and his resumes who power is, he'll be in portion bull odd to grow or he went to the store as a barrie

how does an ever escalating economic war between russia in europe look like? ah, rational economy is much worse than as 6 months ago. ah thump in the thirty's, audi innovative, but shape like called the morphine. the see. the declining products in the warsaw 10 times our airline industry is so basically in debt because all international flights are stopped and our, what is no spare parts for airlines and tow international to isms and tar ah. i shop them all industries bought on xerox, and economy of was not damaged enough for putting to stop the war. and one of the main reason i saw a set up put in continuous to receive for future all in gust revenue, especially from the unit been unions. so he went to the russian economy. it's much worse than 6 months ago. it's t will look not so bad in germs so far i was a beauty of putting to peninsula, but surely a lot of this damage will be lasting and will be very difficult to come back from. wouldn't you agree or yes until 14. and his vision was who power is, he'll be in post bull odd to grow or he went to restore a bar

china is not profitable for china, the war in the market of europe is much more important than russia , europeизываемый и-и china wants the war to end sooner и for him, the main market has been knocked down, ah well, peace has come , calmness and worklock, china does not want to, not from america, they swear, they will not help, and putin will increase to 10 pliziriro, eh, turkey is in a very difficult situation, the inflation there is under 80%, and everything is bad there, and ortogan here he is trying to show that he is very important for the west as a convict and he is trying to get buns from all of us from all of us. how is it that he is a gentle child, he is trying to suck everyone's wombs, but he will not, in principle, really violate any sanctions, mmm because it is not in it's interesting, but you said it like that, and you somehow stuttered . about the fact that he's there until he leaves. build a two-party system in the political system in russia, eh, please, for many years, this is all a farce, these parties are there and apples are one russia, and how according to the russian fede

for the next hour, we will talk about how russia blackmailed europe as the owner of the continent, andbout the hot spots that are also fueled by russia federation, well, let's start with this information . sanctions against russia and the desire of civilized countries to abandon gas dependence are already actively affecting gas production in ukraine. the aggressors produced 35% less gas in the russian federation in july this year compared to the same month last year. in particular, if on 21 in 2018 it was 37 billion cubic meters of blue fuel, then after the start of the full-scale invasion of ukraine, it was already 4 billion , and accordingly, gas exports fell by more than half, in particular, in the first six months of ukraine far abroad, russia sold 58% less gas than last year and that's actually all this . kateryna shymkevych candidate of historical sciences and expert of the analytical center for balkan studies, i congratulate you, gentlemen, let's start with oleksandr kharchenko, because it is precisely the energy issue that we will start the discussion with, mr. oleksandr we see

is to weaken and crush russia, but on september the 1st 1939, poland was attacked by germany. russia, europe 4 should got good geographical. darcy wicker crooning dwaa allowed to exploit . yeah. and you brought up of the night before. if we're to model our up so was before for shipped off with story home bullock, a group called our street and you would, you toward the movies corner your welski territory. as the crushed polish government flees to england, poland ceases to exist as a state or in german occupy poland. the most hideous form of terrorism prevails. more than 15000 intellectual leaders are shot 300 in one place . at another. a group of drunken german officers are said to have shot 70 hostages . 130 thanks. 12 or 13 year old boys are butchered and just 3 weeks later, stone incense, his army into poland, which is lost. sovereignty. england, a bronze sympathize with the introduction of soviet truths it was vital for the soviet union to push the german army as far west as possible to buy time and gather forces from all corners of its colossal empire. oh, demolished. reverend truck pack

be my guest, we will talk about the international aspect, other situations in to ukraine about russia europe visas that are being canceled for russians it will be interesting, wait, the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians victories and losses analysis and forecasts politics and geopolitics serhii rudenko and the guests of his program will talk about all this people who have information and shape public opinion people who defend ukraine and create the future right now the main and interesting thing in the program is the verdict by serhiy rudenko from monday to thursday at 1:00 p.m. repeat at 9:30 p.m. february 24 the date that changed us the date that changed the world and now the most what interests us is our victory, when we defeat the enemy, so predict the course of the war. our tomorrow , see the saturday political club that saturdays are not espresso wild creatures are not able to choose something else and we in ukraine like to choose everything even if it is insurance on hotline finance hotline finance insurance, of course, online, congratulations, i am iryna koval, and this

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both the same thing doing in europe as of russia and causing difficulties, a show you appreciation. and as the countries in this part of the world get to close to each other, then there's not going to be much demand for us intervention. and that's what the united states fears ah, let's turn the program to africa. we're on goal ends or voting to elect the countries presidents, members of the national assembly, the ruling people's movement for the liberation of on gola faces. it's most significant challenge from opposition parties for decades. the tie to presidential election race, but the country at a crossroads citizens choose between the ruling party and the country's largest opposition. the one time rebel movement unique which has been funded an arm by the us and its allies will keep you updated as early results begin to emerge. there was another u. s. official is in taiwan. indian governor eric will come has be come, indiana, excuse me, governor has become the latest american politician to visit the island territory as tension sore between beijing and washington. let's just go th

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german journalists write, the disease is spreading due to an attempt to refuse fuel supplies from russia. europeng countries without gas, thereby expanding the disaster zone, capital of bangladesh dhaka power supply. currently not guaranteed. even in hospitals, pakistan is experiencing one power outage after another in europe's attempt to free itself from dangerous dependence on russia, the european union is causing a massive upheaval in global energy markets, hitting the tanker fleet, which until recently delivered cargoes of liquefied gas, especially hard to the victorious countries. mainly in asia now largely headed to europe to make up there gas gaps in the competition for supplies, states such as bangladesh whose per capita income is 95% lower than germany has now become a lost mission, but the problem of pakistan and bangladesh and europe like the us does not seem to they worry, it’s much more important to demonize russia , senators richard bluntali and linsey graham again called on the biden administration to include russia in the list of countries sponsoring terrorism because of the situ

europe diversifying away from russian gas. germany is putting in energy terminals. russia is going to lose its biggest buyer of energy, which is europe. guy: on that note we will leave it. brilliant analysis. we will see you soon, we hope. elina ribakova at the institute of international finance. we continue with the macro forecast. we will get more on what comes next. the png macroeconomist joins us next. guy: the u.k. economy contracting in the second quarter thanks to a decline in spending. joining us is yael selfin. thank you for the time. let's talk about where we are in the unfolding disaster that looks like the u.k. economy. the bank of england is painting a difficult picture. we have seen the data. are we in the foothills of what could be a deep, long-lasting, serious recession? yael: it is probably premature to include the current set of data into that story because we had the phasing out of the test and trace program in the u.k. and had two public holidays rather than one in q2, and that is underlying the majority of the weakness in q2. looking further ahead, how

both the same thing in europe today think a bully as of russia and causing difficulties, and i show your preparation and as the countries in this part of the world get close to each other, then not going to be much demand for us intervention. and that's what the united states fish ah, the former catherine brig, your guinea, roy's men, has been detained for his public criticism of the actions of the russian army and don bass and ukraine. that's according to media outlets fighting the russian ministry of internal furs, the maximum penalty under current laws designed to prevent the spread of false information about the russian armed forces is up to 5 years imprisonment. police also reportedly rated several properties linked to mister roy's men. the ex merit was previously find 3 times under russian law against quote, discrediting military because her website is where you'll find were and all those stories to why not leave a commenter to as well when you're there, all this good to hear what you're thinking right there my from all scope, this is our teachers. ah, ah ah . mm. so what we've got

china, russia, europe, the american protection. india and iran are other powers.ll not be a cold war. it will be more dispersed power structures in the world of politics. ideologically, there is something different in terms of great power nationalism. this is going back to the first world war. several great powers trying to bother each other. nuclear weapons is the key. if the americans come to around now, they need more oil on the market and iran is the only obvious place where all that extra oil will come, if they come to it now, i don't see what they can do. iranians will lose patience with it. the consequences will be very great in israel and saudi arabia. it's already very dangerous and tough. it's all very well to make a declaration with israel that they would go to war. is that possible in terms of americans experience in iraq and so forth? >> sorry. we are running out of time. i want to come to everybody else. there's another way of dealing with this. the americans have actually done this to great effect in pakistan. by supporting pakistan, by giving it mo

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see the works of almost a hundred authors of the scale of the event, international artists from russia, europeand even australia have gathered in the suburbs, a place for everyone ural agreed with the locals. works now or only those who are selected and made, as in museums and galleries at the closing of the exhibition, that is, a large-scale exposition is being created. and for visitors to the festival, extensive programs will be held here until september 17, master class concerts and meetings with artists. today, congratulations on the anniversary are received by tatyana sudets in the memory of millions of viewers of different generations, her image is associated with the whole era of soviet television, the announcer of the program vremya leading blue light song of the year. and of course, good night kids. now she is a mentor and shares her vast experience with students, maria savushkina's report television career as an announcer tatyana sudets began with academic vocal lessons, she sang, this stove itself is among the toys. i stand one line of ballet pizza. sylvia proved to be a prophetic q

russia. i thank the czech republic, the baltic states and other countries that brought the discussion in europe to an official level regarding the issue of visas for citizens of a terrorist state. of course, we all understand that there are people. who really need protection, who are persecuted in russia, the citizens can even kill them, and therefore they must receive help from the civilized world, these are known legal mechanisms through refugees, through requests for asylum through other opportunities to help and support but this is for those who are fighting for those who are persecuted and it should not apply to recreation, the community of russia in europe, tourism, entertainment, business, exercises, you cannot work for a terrorist state, first of all, there must be a guarantee that russian murderers will not be agents of state terror using schengen, secondly , you cannot destroy the very idea of ​​europe, our common european values, that is, you cannot turn europe into a supermarket in which it does not matter who enters and the main thing is that a person simply pays for these goods, t

the largest energy companies, and i quote, not for the first time, he emphasized that europe's independence from russia is of fundamental importance for all europeans, and together with ukraine, europe is capable of doing much more than with russia. we do not want to look back and repeat what we did not hear, but ukraine wants us all not to lose the opportunities that we have this historic moment only together we can protect europe only by maintaining our maximum principles and only by achieving victory in this war together, noted president mykolaiv. he remained without water due to the accident until evening promise to return due to an accident at the water intake from the dnieper estuary, the water supply to mykolaiv has stopped literally mykolaivvodokanal message attention in the city water supply has stopped in the messages it is noted that at the moment experts are determining how long it will take to carry out the repair work according to the utility workers, most likely for the repair of the southern one day it is indicated that the accident did not happen as a result of hostilities, in turn, th

we looked back at heart, russia, and least, a wave of destruction that sent shock waves across europe. and indeed around the world. also coming up germany signs a deal with camera to produce and ship green hydrogen by 2025 of plan for more sustainable future. yes, but critics say it's inefficient and does little to east germany is current dependence on russian gas. ah, i'm glad else has welcome to the program. it is to the day, exactly 6 months since russia's invasion off ukraine shattered a long standing piece in europe. it's also their ukraine marks the anniversary of its independence from so that union, but instead of celebrating you for it, finds itself locked in a war of attrition against russian forces. who today are seeking full control of the east and don boss and the house on region in the south that been tremendous repercussions on ukraine and on the rest of the world. it's produced the worst refugee crisis in europe since the 2nd world war. with 7000000 people displaced inside ukraine and you are estimating that 5000000 have fled the country altogether . russian blockade ha

europe. and he also offered to create a demilitarized zone around the nuclear power plant. russiats such a proposal. to issue visas to russians in poland, they are working on a concept that will make it possible to limit the entry of russian citizens. such a statement was made by the deputy minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, petro zhek. according to him, this issue will be resolved in a few weeks. the decision not to issue visas to accomplices of russian terror, russians should not move freely through eu countries, this is a firm position of poland. there, they are working on a document that will allow citizens of the russian federation to be refused visas e poland is actively advocating for the extension of au sanctions, in particular regarding the suspension of the agreement on the facilitation of visa movement for citizens of the russian federation, but at the moment not all eu countries are saying this today in the polish government , major member countries germany, france and the netherlands due to the fact that it is not possible to break the resistance of these countri

get worse if russia carriers through its threat to cut off suppliers or severely reduce gas suppliers to europe. we expect that russia will close the caps fully before year end, and probably before europe manages to phillips gas levels or gas applies to the intended rate. that is by 9 to protect come, 80 percent, sorry, come november. and that will be hard. it will hurt, especially like i previously mentioned countries like germany and italy, which are highly exposed to this russian gas. but it's not something that europe can't adapt to. so a lot of european countries have already ramped up cold production. and it seems also that nuclear production may come back on the line in germany or discussion. surfers been pretty pessimistic. relevant. is there anything positive to say right now about the euro's own economy? tourism is expanding at breakneck speed. it, of course, took a large hit during the pandemic and now it's on a tear. so if tourism wasn't rebounding, it to the extent that it was now, we probably see a much deeper recession in the years own in the coming to quarters than we currently

sources of imports artem zyatkin - anastasia synyagivska is the only news on the public too tagas of russia europeh gazprombank through this institution they pay combat to their soldiers in particular this is how they got their salaries soldiers of the 64th separate motorized rifle brigade of the ground forces of the russian federation are better known as the buchanan razniks, the journalist of the scheme program established this relationship and we will talk more about it with the author of the investigation, georgy shabaev, georgy, i congratulate you, you received the personal information of the military, how did you manage it a-a m -th military of the russian federation, they simply forgot a flash drive in one of the villages of the kyiv region. this is the village of andriivka, which was occupied for a long time by the 64th separate motorized brigade and in fact, this flash drive contained information about a certain unit from this brigade, and in fact, it contained identification cards of russian military personnel, which contained information about the bank accounts in which they receive the

now the nord stream to pipeline, which was built to supply gas from russia to europe. well, let's get the take on this from r t contributor rachel marston. hi, rachel. yeah, it appears e u. countries want to get gas prices under control, but at the same time get rid of their dependence on russian gas. tough one. yeah, well, officials across the european union have really been pushing the unity rhetoric really hard lately. but as various member states start eyeing tough times on the horizon with energy inflation and cost of living crises that really, i mean, it looks like it's going to be tested this solidarity. so some countries are on such a blah blind anti russian footing that they're promoting scorched earth policies. for example, polish. the pools president is now saying that he wants to see the north stream to gas pipeline dismantled, which would literally burn the energy bridge between russia and europe. now these radical remarks come in at a time when germany, which by the way, heavily subsidized as poland through the e. u, is in deep trouble. the german foreign

i can only state that russia will live without europe, and europe without russia.e big doubts about this. because we have a rich history. why? well, there are different reasons for this, it’s just that the russian nation in general, russian culture lived under sanctions for a millennium, these sanctions were from there the weather was snowing, many summers were short a lot of different things and russia lives under these sanctions. how much energy is needed to live through the winter is five to ten times higher than the cost of energy in europe so everything is expensive here? efforts are much different, so there are sanctions there, i say, guys, turn off the electricity in russia well, nothing will happen krabik stores will not go to arkhangelsk, they rented electricity there . well, it's not scary that they turned off the electricity in new york, this is a different nation. this one is not really necessary. the culture is not very pretentious. patient mighty manage on a minimum and surviving, therefore, as if i don’t have any, therefore about fears. i know that y

today, the main threat to the security of not only russia, europe, but the world as a whole is nuclear blackmail, which the americans of the villages of the nazi bandera nazis organized the kiev regime in the native ukraine. i went and crossed all sorts of red lines. the actions of the ukrainian military may disrupt the safe operation of the zaporizhzhya npp, sergei shoigu warned about this by phone to their french colleague sebastian the doctor, the head of the defense department noted the importance of visiting the nuclear power plant with iaea employees and expressed their readiness to provide the necessary assistance to the inspector of the organization, the conversation took place at the initiative of the french side. more than 100 tons of water per day was dropped on the hearth or again of a fire in the ryazan region, the aviation of the national guard around the fire zone organized a protective strip up to 20 m wide. this will stop the spread of fire and take the situation under the control of the lifeguards. in this region. today, the government commission, which was created on

the rain clouds tonight will be pushed on the southeast of europe and the extreme north, once in the zone of one atmospheric formation, russia begin to breathe the same air. and our temperature will rise rapidly. it is quite european indicators plus 30 in the central regions above plus 35 in the south, the situation will begin to change, only at the very end of the week in paris , for example, until saturday + 3435. however, on sunday , the rainy atmospheric front will finally be able to break through to western europe. it will rain. unfortunately, the rainfall will be short and rather weak. so about the end of the record drought there is no need to say yet , but in central russia there will be no rain at all, but this can hardly be considered bad news in mid-august, july will return to moscow today in the city of +26, and by the weekend the air will warm up to anomalous plus 29- 30°. that's all for me, goodbye. what happens to gasoline prices about this and not only in the economic block right after the ad? two titans tele2 and xiaomi met once, so that each subscriber could receive a benefit meaning, you can change minutes

russia. the war has had a tremendous repercussions on ukraine, and on the rest of the world, it triggered europe's worst refugee crisis. in the 2nd world war, with 7000000 people displaced inside ukraine and the un estimating that 5000000 have fled the country. the russian blockade of ukrainian ports lead to massive disruption of shipments from one of the world's biggest grain producers. and that in turn has affected tens of millions of people globally who depend on that grain. and it sparked a world wide energy crisis as disruptions of the global energy supply, put governments everywhere under pressure. our correspondent monte is booting. i recently visited some key of residents who experienced some of the wars early as violence living through the 1st attack on a residential building in the capital up in the sky. they're working to fix the damage at the block, the about it was the rockets, it came from over there like this and sliced off a corner of the building to fall. so it was the 3 of the war. this was the 1st residential building in keith to be hit they've started reconstruction, even thoug

motivated. russia has shut down the norwood stream, one pipeline would less than 2 weeks. notice, citing planned maintenance. it is the main link delivering gas to germany and the rest of western europe. russia significantly reduced the gas exports in recent months. dominant canes reports. this is the port dover compressor turn and only a st. petersburg, where gas meant for german markets is ready for delivery. and yet in these pictures, excess gas is being burned off. which is odd because for months the volume of gas sent to germany via the gnawed stream one network has been cut. and for the next 3 days, nothing will come through it. part of planned maintenance, says gas problem, part of president vladimir putin. politicking says germany on gets we are literally paying a price. these stoppages have been bandied about him, talk shows, and political speeches as a rhetorical possibility over the summer in zone. but it's not rhetoric, it's a better reality for me. this is bitter abruptly that which is why ministers have spent months trying to find gas from other sources. feedback for any part of the german government's coping strategy depends on installations like this one, a gas storag