s. e. alexandra, look, a shepherd to represent moscow in the talks of the development has come as poland now holds the organizations rotating presidency and is the host of the annual ministerial conference. this year. earlier, the polish foreign ministry denied visas to a russian delegation in which was aiming to attend a separate o s. c e parliamentary assembly. next week. moscow has sent a request to all participating states to evaluate and consider what poland has done . and i spoke earlier with independent political analyst, gilbert doctorow who believes the destruction of political dialogue in today's world as a wireless him short sighted measure. the point is that poland is using this act for, for internal political reasons, on the one hand, and to ingratiate certain gratiot itself, more with his sponsor, united states that this particular moment, which is fraught with risks in europe resulting from the confrontation in ukraine. it is quite remarkably stupid to close down or to compromise. one of the few platforms for dialogue and dialogue in this particular event is at the ministe

s. e. alexandra look, a chevy to represent moscow in the talks of the development has come, as poland now holds the organizations rotating presidency and is the host of the annual ministerial conference this year. earlier, the polish foreign ministry denied visas to a russian delegation which was aiming to attend a separate o s. c e parliamentary assembly. next week. moscow has sent a request to all participating states to evaluate and consider what poland has done . and i spoke earlier with independent political analysts to gilbert dr. who believes the destruction of political dialogue in today's world as a wire awesome short sighted measure. the point is that poland is using this act for, for internal political reasons. on the one hand, how to ingratiate certain ratios.

s. c e. alexandra look a shape which to represent moscow in the talks. the development has come as poland now holds the organizations rotating presidency. and as the host of the annual ministerial conference this year. earlier, the polish foreign ministry denied visas. 2 of the russian delegation, who aim to attend a separate o s. c e parliamentary assembly. next week, moscow has sent a request to all participating states to evaluate and consider what poland has done . we can discuss this further here on our team crossing live now to brussels based independent political analyst, gilbert dr. are joining us there. a very well welcome to use a very good evening as well. what's the, what's your take on, on poland banding, rushes foreign minister from a meeting of foreign ministers. well, let's go back to where the o s. c, e started, 975. as part of the pan european agreements coming from the helsinki final act. and it was to insure as a 2nd word in that title is a security, it was took to be inclusive and to resolve to be as institution, to resolve security

s. c e. alexandra, look, a shepherd to represent moscow in the talks of the development has come as poland now holds the organizations rotating presidency and is the host of the annual ministerial conference. this year. earlier, the polish foreign ministry denied visas to a russian delegation which was aiming to attend a separate o s. c e parliamentary assembly. next week. moscow has sent a request to all participating states to evaluate and consider what poland has done . and i spoke earlier with independent political analyst, gilbert doctorow who believes the destruction of political dialogue and today's world as a wireless him short sighted measure. the point is that poland is using this act for, for internal political reasons. on the one hand and 2 in grade, she had set the ratio itself more with his sponsor united states at this particular moment. which is fraught with risks in europe resulting from the confrontation in ukraine. it is quite remarkably stupid to close down or to compromise. one of the few platforms for dialog and dialogue in this particular event is it's a ministerial

s alexander fall. norman is a very welcome alexandra a. so a us china relations may well be a the major summit up a major issue at this summit, does the e you have any part diploma? well, it's pretty clear that the united states would like to have their, a european partner said to be on their side, members of her this alliance are trying to build to contain china's influence. and there are more and more voices within the european union saying that is important for the you to toughen it stands on china that it's important to learn from mistakes are made to in the past by getting too close to russia, for instance, by getting to reliable on russian energy supplies. and so those voices are seeing those mistakes cannot be made any more with regard to china. many in the european union are also not happy with china, not condemning russia's aggression are in ukraine when, which are china saying their to day friendship with russia has no limits. however, we also have to consider that china is a very important trade partner for the blog, is the largest, largest partner with regards to the u imports and the 2nd, 3rd largest, with regards to you export

e. u. s. foreign policy chief war, that serbia and cause of over on the brink of a dangerous crisis, blaming what he called, quote, unnecessary and counterproductive. tensions. my spoke earlier with political analyst alexandra package. he believed the self proclaimed cause of our leaders made the move and a bit to find any sort of recognition a plus obey inside. they want to law for serbia to recognize them in any way, shape or form and license plates on one way of doing it serves don't have to accept written republic of coastal license plate. that doesn't it's not written anywhere in the agreement. you know, so what it is, the one is violating agreements and you know, that's why we have this. so that's why we have this crisis in the west. as we all know, they have all sorts of instruments for putting pressure on any one that they deem to be on co operative. so you know, they use sanctions, ah, humanitarian bombings, interventions, et cetera. they've never sanctions. and you know, the 40 or other albanian leaders for one obstruct. uh huh. these agreements which were signed under a westerner auspices. so you know, in fact, you know, when, when the west says they're appealing, well, they don't appeal, they do