scholz must visit kyiv to prove his lo al . �* scholz must visit kyiv to prove his [0 al . �* ., , .kyiv to prove his loal.�* . _ loyalty. i'm fascinated by the relationship _ loyalty. i'm fascinated by the relationship between - loyalty. i'm fascinated by thej relationship between ukraine loyalty. i'm fascinated by the - relationship between ukraine and germany and have accordingly and appallingly germany have dealt with their reaction both in defence spending and support for ukraine. then of course we now have seen in the last few days the most astonishing sort of trolling of the germans by the ukrainians and who can blame them? this started a few days and is been going on for weeks with the ukrainians pleading with germany to do more to give more arms and we had the ukrainian ambassador to berlin earlier this week calling chancellor scholz a sulky liver sausage for refusing to go to keith, which i thought was a first—class political insult. and now we have the story whereby the president of ukraine is saying the chance should visit kyiv for the may the 9th holiday to mark the end

olaf scholz, we heard him there.ussia's war against ukraine has led to a reckoning of decades of foreign and defense policy and now he says germany needs to be able to defend itself. phil: this is expected to go to a vote in parliament friday. is it likely to prove controversial? leonie: it is and it isn't. yes, it has been controversial the last few months. in political parties on the left side of the spectrum, the green party sees them selves as passive -- pacifists. them specified, this extra fund that will be anchored in the constitution goes around germany's strict laws. it is hard to explain to voters why 100 billion euros can be spent on defse when other areas of society need urgent investment like climate protection, education, infrastructure. the left has been vocally opposing this, but scholz needs a 2/3 majority to pass this and he has that. we are expecting the vote to pass. phil: thank you for that, leonie von hammerstein. humanitarian groups warning aid projects across africa are threatened by the war i

stay away from the scholz. are now at all in the global european hearth in all countries and in great britain and in germany there and in france there is some kind of official or politician who has already said it. and maybe more than once the phrase that freedom requires sacrifice. yes, they should go to these ones, so i ask. how much they are willing to listen. they mean not for long, that i now let's start. that's how much it's right there, it's not the case, it's not even that. how much can they endure, and here the point is that unconditionally european independent elites, not independent, but they are not stupid. they are not completely stupid, they understand everything perfectly. and now, if all this skating rink of the global crisis moves, you need to somehow start preparing the population for this what will happen. believe me, i'm not from hotholok, unlike some comrades, but in this situation. trust me, the, uh, gigantic crisis that's coming. well, at least since 2008, and which is only now reaching i

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german chancellor in kiev other issues ambassador of ukraine to germany melnyk called scholz, offendedliverwurst. the reason for the boorish statement is the unwillingness of the german chancellor to go to ukraine taps. kyiv regime. he himself refused to receive and german president steinmeier, allegedly because of his closeness to moscow in general, what country are diplomats like? for quite a long time, chancellor schultz dragged out the decision-making process regarding the supply of heavy weapons to kiev. disagree. i have always made decisions quickly and agreed with our allies. and yet . i am convinced that in this matter we must act reasonably and prudently to go to his wife ukraine in the near future and is not going to. despite all the sounding demands, kiev refused to accept president steinmeier. and that doesn't suit me. it simply should not be that in our country, which provides so much military and economic assistance is so important for providing ukraine with security guarantees in the future, ukrainians go around and tell your president not to come. after these words, cha

roll scholz. the press is already calling this statement a turning point in german policy in the field of scholz gave interviews to three german newspapers on specific dates. when exactly the germans are going to make their condensate- conventional weapons for the armed forces the largest in europe, the chancellor did not say that this quote would happen very soon and significantly strengthen the security of germany and its allies. six recalled that on the eve of the german government and the german conservative party agreed to allocate a special package of 100 billion euros for the modernization of the army, as planned, this will allow the germans. finally reach the target 2% of the gdp that is spent, on the contrary, is somehow demanded by the leadership of nato and the united states . the scholites asked about the supply of german weapons to ukraine. the press wrote that these deliveries have reached their minimum in recent weeks . for olaf’s indecisiveness, scholz, ulon, refuses to send heavy

is on scholz to follow suit and come to ukraine as well.lare: thank you so much as always. the war in ukraine has rattled leaders in georgia. former soviet state that russia invaded in 2008. moscow took control of two regions which it recognized as independent republics. we asked the president of georgia how western allies can effectively support her country. >> what we really need is quicker and shorter path to integration, both in eu and nato, because that is where we see ultimate security. our ultimate security cannot be the war, because we will never be able to win the war with russia. reporter: georgia has put forward a formal application to join the european union. what importance would it have for the country, were it to join the union? >> it's not -- it is now a path that has become a reality. thanks to what the ukraine -- the war in ukraine has shown to european leaders, the weight provided before this long-term perspective that was very lengthy, both in eu pena nieto, in fact -- eu and nato, is not in fact giving those countries a

we support them to avoid starvation, scholz called on russia to cancel the special operation.e, his statement was interrupted by protesters who demanded to stop the supply of weapons to kiev, and scholz himself was fired. schultz must go scholz must go, scam must go, meanwhile retailers are trying to cope with shortages of supplies and price increases in their own way, british supermarkets have joined european retail chains asking customers to limit their consumption of teskas vegetable oil, not counting on the reasonableness of customers. i decided to simply limit sales to no more than three bottles per hand, but restaurateurs, amid the food crisis, are looking for new ways to save money in london, one of the establishments launched called non-waste menu hot salads or dessert. it is always prepared from products left over from the preparation of another dish. even coffee husks after roasting and dried bread are used. tear gas batons and 37 arrested this is how the may day demonstration of supporters of leftist views in berlin ended until late at night, the police tried to pac

we support them to avoid starvation, scholz called on russia to cancel the special operation.rue, his statement was interrupted by protesters who demanded to stop the supply of weapons to kiev, and scholz himself was dismissed. schultz must go scholz must go, must go find, meanwhile retailers struggle to deal with supply shortages and price hikes in their own way british supermarkets have joined european retail chains asking shoppers to limit vegetable consumption oil network teskas, not counting on the reasonableness of customers. she decided to simply limit sales to no more than three bottles per hand, but restaurateurs, amid the food crisis, are looking for new ways to save money in london, one of the establishments has launched a so -called non-waste menu of hot salads or dessert. it is always prepared from products left over from the preparation of another dish. the entrance goes even the husk from coffee after roasting and dried bread. and on voronina maria, the speed dial is to lead in the event of a crash of a light aircraft. in canada four people died. the plane, acco

scholz himself, it seems, does not want to make a story out of another rudeness in public.tuation blocked his way to kiev, but he also went. he went so far the leader of the opposition that they refused to invite the presidents of the federal republic is a problem and this issue remains on the agenda, but this did not prevent mr. mertza from making a visit, we had a conversation with him and we say, after his return from the other side, it is clear that mertza went to kiev in spite of scholz and, upon his return, uses this to torpedo the position of the chancellor not because he likes melnik so much and his endless whining about the supply of weapons. it's just that this part of the policy of the largest opposition party, but in general melnikov's jokes about scholz, did not meet with understanding in the bundestag, you can not put up with such provocations and insults. if melnik does not intend to admit he was wrong, the government should insist on his immediate recall, whoever does not now deduce an acquittal of the nazis. miller will lose.

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german chancellor other questions masculinely reacted to such insults from the kranazis, but scholz,s, is not in that category yes, the american owner, apparently he did not allow stoltz was not even summoned to the carpet at the foreign ministry to show stoltz the character of the ukrainian ambassador to germany; moreover, german dreams and miller openly defended, saying that he said everything correctly to our chancellor. schultz dragged out the decision-making process regarding the supply of heavy weapons to kiev. i always made decisions quickly and coordinated them with our allies, and yet . i am convinced that in this matter we must act reasonably and prudently, but shorts are not going to go to ukraine in the near future. even despite all sounding requirements. kiev refused to accept president steinmeier. and it does not suit me that in our country, which provides so much military and economic assistance is so important for providing ukraine with a guarantee of security in the future, ukrainians take it and tell your president not to come. after these words, the chancellor was

yes, look at the scholz.hand, the public opinion that they themselves formed is understandable so pro-ukrainian on the other hand, the most difficult economic situation, indeed the economic situation, is deteriorating there. well, the continuation of this western pro-american vector, which i remember about 7 or 8 years ago, when we were in germany, it was a vivid fact when even the street that was next to the american embassy and the residents opposed blocking this street to ensure security. they did this to me, because the will of america was more important now there will be tabulence. and we no longer have any understanding partnerships with them, because they supply weapons that kill our russian soldiers, so the fact that there will be hard times and it is obvious to the ruling elite that there will be turbulence too and in many of these countries there will be. but, and according to the basics, they must either be destroyed or must surrender to prisoners, the recent appeal of the wives was not surprised.

and i am impressed by olaf scholz and the change in germany. his last sentence.es, we don't know what, when this war will end, but we know for sure that we will not allow putin to win this is the determination of europe, how important it is and at what cost we succeeded, you know, i will be honest, i did not listen very carefully to putin's speech today, but i listened to schulz's speech yesterday from the first to the last word, and it's like for the german chancellor it was a very frank speech. and of course there were several moments that were for us perhaps a little disappointing, but in general it was the speech of the chancellor who spoke to his people and said that germany and europe have entered a completely new era and we we have the right to lose, this is our war , this war is not only ukraine, this is the war of this western civilization, maybe not in such words, but the tone of the speech was exactly that, because at what cost we succeeded, we know at what cost or uh the people endured during these two months seeing europe is an absolute complete shoc

well , let's just remember the statement of the ukrainian envoy, yes, who called scholz a liver sausage and despite this, the germans wipe themselves off and say that we will supply even more weapons, the united states of america, which are sent to poland two times three, sometimes four times more of those same cargo planes. the so -called birds than it was before the start of the military operation, so it is absolutely obvious that we are a real proxy war with nato yes, on the territory of ukraine yes, nato is very afraid to use its soldiers officers directly, and this is constantly spoken about by the representatives of the european union, but they have designated a goal. this is not only the weakening of russia, this is the destruction of russia, primarily due to surrender on the military front. that is, well, you just need, it seems to me, the masks are completely dropped, and in this case, the fact that nato openly says that we will not, but refer. a frightening fact e russians is it seems to me, even plus, because in this case, the mechanisms, including those from our side, will w

but, yes, its reputation has been damaged, and olaf scholz is not seen as a leader., just re—elected french president. he thinks now is his time. he already had so many ideas about reforming the eu, and angela merkel pretty much sat on him and his ideas. one of the ideas that's really now taken off, john, was his idea that the eu needs to be more sovereign, if you like, be able to stand more on its own feet. but the one thing that the european union hasn't had is a real military force, has it? and if you go to ukraine, for instance, as i have recently, you find that there's quite a lot of contempt for the eu, particularly for germany, but also not very much admiration for france either. we are not realistically talking about a massive eu army here. it makes sense to kind of look at the number of jets, look at armoured vehicles, and sort of pool resources together in order to be able to act. i think what russia's invasion of ukraine has done is remind the eu, and remind emmanuel macron, that they need the united states and they need nato. we can't, of course, diminish

. _ pushing back on an oil ban, and olaf scholz. the — pushing back on an oil ban, and olaf scholz, thegermany, is facing pressure from other nations— is facing pressure from other nations to wean germany off russian oil supplies, and they are doing that and — oil supplies, and they are doing that and they have got strategies but again— that and they have got strategies but again you have got this push— pull situation, this conflict is going — pull situation, this conflict is going to _ pull situation, this conflict is going to keep going for quite some time, _ going to keep going for quite some tinre, and — going to keep going for quite some time, and the question is then how lon- time, and the question is then how long you _ time, and the question is then how long you keep the sanctions up, because — long you keep the sanctions up, because it — long you keep the sanctions up, because it often does have an economic— because it often does have an economic effect, and there are some european _ economic effect, and there are some european countries that are more harshly— european countrie

unfortunately , olaf scholze said that he would not visit kiev. until then, he would not come there. and yes, german president frank walter steinmeier, we recall that zelensky refused he was on a visit to an independent country, when back in april he wanted to come together with the presidents of poland, lithuanian latvia, estonia, and here, of course, it is surprising that not someone, but a diplomat answered eolaf scholz and with what words he answered. listen to the statement of the ambassador of ukraine in germany andriy melnyk to play the offended liver sausage is not very. according to the state, we are talking about the most brutal war of annihilation since the nazi attack on ukraine, this is not a kindergarten, but it is worth noting that the german government, so to speak, wiped itself out decided to transfer seven self-propelled howitzers and stocks of the bundeswehr to ukraine, and before that they said that the stocks of the bundeswehr are gradually running out and there is nothing to supply, it turns out there are still stocks -it sho

we are talking here about the fact that scholz, uh, this is the sheriff. no, i will say this.ready switched to figuratively, then this is the level of a blotter bandit with whom he stands. who will say sit down blotter and the word flickers, so today the vice president of the free democrats speaks in all seriousness. he says, you know, i would like to say a proverb to the miller that our kasler is not liver sausage, but then you seem to understand, and what kind of hunting sausage? well, he didn't tell. well, apparently, there are some sausages for beer, you understand something else, the problem lies in the fact that miller today can personally come to the scholz's house to spit in his beer and he will not get anything for it. yes, european? yes please though look, i have a clear answer to your question . for scholz, it is much more preferable to be a leader sausage than a politician who sympathizes in russia with a russian german politician. here is a terrible phrase. you understand that at that time the most important and most powerful politicians now were ukrainians, of co

me, so to speak, for those who are not educated enough to understand, that means, uh, the logic of scholznd the logic of steinmeier, the logic of germany yes, and the logic of zelensky, which dmitry yuryevich is most significant on may 9 it invites him to take a strong political step. you know such vague explanations of the proposal made opens up a very wide scope for interpretations, if scholls accepts an invitation and comes to ukraine, then the germans. there is a reason to ask about the night side of history. mr. schultz is on the side of those who at one time encouraged nazism and represented the nazi forces. or those who are even in germany under conditions. the underground fought against nazism, therefore, in general, zelensky draws in. e that scholtsy is a very dangerous game. explain to me georgievich and what is there incomprehensible nothing at all. no, i mean, wait wait, that is him, or something, you may be suspected that he is either on one or the other side of history, if that side of history, who symbolizes it here in this visit in this invitation in this participation in

scholz did not react to this, but a number of other german politicians sharply criticized melnyk . olafsholz is not a sausage, he is the chancellor of the federal this should be respected by the republic of germany - said the vice-speaker of the bundestag, wolfgang kubiki, some members of the bundestag even demand to recall the ukrainian ambassador, can this the scandal affected the position of germany regarding the introduction of sanctions against russia and aid for ukraine . let's talk further with us on the link of the addresses of uml and the analyst-stom in gostok. i apologize from the stockholm center for east european studies of the swedish institute of international relations. you have a great title. i congratulate you. thank you , ambassador melnyk . at the same time, he noted that despite the fact that he insulted scholz, someone says that this is an insult with a liver sausage, that zelensky will be very happy to accept the chancellor in the future, but uh, in the country, in addition to a symbolic visit, she is also waiting for her arms, can this diplomatic scandal som

german chancellor olaf scholz says ending: imports from russia before this winter will be possible withhe help of south africa, which is a major coproducer. he made the comments on a visit to johannesburg, which has taken a neutral stance on russia's invasion of ukraine. he is wrapping up his first trip to africa. in johannesburg, the chancellor said -- she spoke with our chief political editor and stressed the importance that germany places on its ties with africa. >> german chancellor olaf scholz, your last stop on your first africa trip. you started in senegal and went on to niger. your predecessor put a focus on africa. what does it feel like for you now to touch down here for the first time as german chancellor? >> africa is the continent next to europe and it is important we work diligently to have relations with all the states in africa. also it is important we develop our relationship with all the democratic states that are important for us, not just something linked with the so-called western countries. it's also very important that we look at all the countries in the world. so

well, just imagine the rank sent to ukraine and uh, chancellor scholz.ore that, we remember zelensky’s statement regarding pieces, it’s not clear that the bavarian sausage was twisted by germany that it was completely twisted into liver sausage. this is true. unfortunately. we're not trying to offend anyone. well, yes, because when bend someone or something. well imagine what you have to do. this is not only meaningful, but absolutely indicative, and this is the very indicative deflection of germany. let's talk about what is happening now in the donbass this morning in the kirov region. donetsk bus passengers came under fire ukrainian troops at 10:00 a.m. 44 minutes moscow time fired at the kirovsky district of donetsk with 122 mm caliber shells as a result of the attack, seven civilians were injured, this was reported at the headquarters of the territorial defense of the donetsk people's republic in addition, the ukrainian military today fired at an oil base in makeevka using multiple launch rocket systems tornadoes. as a result of the shelling, four la

scholz and mr.i should have had such contact a long time ago because they really did not lead to anything good so far. well, today we have good news, the calls are not going to the kremlin, but directly to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyi, and i hope that this will be the case in the future. estonia and the estonian president or the president, what is it really for, to give to putin, this is to feed his ego, i don’t know, unfortunately, it’s not like that, we’re already talking about about about putin, i’m just here for that the moment that macron offered ukraine to cede sovereignty, that putin saved face, these are zelenskyi's words. and this is not such news anymore, and we all understand that one way or another everyone is talking about it on every airwave today. who or what, the fate of the war is being decided now in the battle for donbass. we have entered this the battle, but it will not necessarily end with the defeat of moscow, but with such a defeat that i don't know that ukrainian t

they agreed to leave the misunderstanding of the past behind, apparently now to the scholz. have to call zelensky to apologize . foreign minister kuleba was walking not far from melnikov for his ambassador. he said in an interview with high news that the whole world, allegedly, only dreams of kicking russia's ass with this quote, but he is afraid. at the same time, he explained that ukraine does not expect the settlement of conflicts with russia through negotiations. here the kiev regime has diplomacy more than that kuleba said that the ukrainian flag would allegedly fly again in mariupol. the reason why so many people in nato countries, including politicians , admire ukraine is very simple, because ukraine is not afraid of russia, but they are. everyone wants to kick russia's ass everyone, but no one dared, and we have no elections left for a negotiated settlement, because russia clearly prefers war to one indicator that russia is about negotiations. seriously, we tried to agree on humanitarian corridors in mariupol they always cheated, they always deceived us, because this

the advisability of coming to ukraine and the chancellor of the federal republic of germany, olaf scholz well as other leaders of the european union countries, refused to visit ukraine after he declared kyiv undesirable the arrival of the president of germany frank walter steinmeier to his country, actually accusing him of lobbying the interests of russia. er friedrich mers, also, will the chancellor himself come to us soon, the german olafsholz, i ask how important this is for a person well, first of all, i apologize that i will speak russian, so it will be faster to be too, uh, it creates some pressure on the uh, uh, government of germany. and what is it like to say that the dead man turned out to be probably a lucky chance for ukraine , because even though he does not have any eastern european profile at all, he put himself in such a position that why well, it's profitable in ukraine and the lawsuit is proceeding, of course, an important positional party is a former right-wing party , in general, most of the history of post-annexed germany after the war. it will also come soon, er, i

scholz charges safely.id about other german politicians in the bundestag. there were statements saying that the chancellor is not a sausage and he needs to be respected, but where is the respect, where are the modern ukrainian ambassadors a complete absence of good ukrainians, do not tolerate when they can be objected to e disagree in response. here follows such violent attacks. the same character points out to the germans that there is no

olaf scholz and emmanuel macron had an 80 minute conversation jointly with president putin, let us sayk at the weather with chris fawkes. cloud tended to build up through the day but showers like these were fairly typical but across southern and western wales and southwest england, it's a different story. large amounts of sunshine pretty much all day, it was a beautiful day in parts of devon. overnight tonight, we will keep variable cloud feeding in on these northerly winds, thick enough to bring a few showers to the north and east of scotland, one or two into northeast england, otherwise it's dry but with clear spells and cool air is going to be a chilly night, temperatures at six and seven across the northern half of the uk. a cold start. many will see morning sunshine, cloud

scholz said about this, what are the prospects, well, look at india itself in this matter it's not the first time she's been invited as a guest, yes , to the big seven itself. well, it won't be the first time there i.e. and last year great britain great britain, which chaired the g7, invited india as well as other rapidly developing countries, in particular south africa and here it should be noted that, for example, india and south africa ukrainian resolutions, yes, in march, both of these countries abstained, that is, what they received means that they are hesitating and it is necessary to work with them. and this is exactly what iolov frolts is counting on right now, who, for example, last week was his first visit to japan. yes before, these visits took place to china, and this meeting with the minister of fashion is also a further visit in fashion to other european countries. that is, this three-day visit here begins with germany and denmark and france, so it means that the countries are trying to to tilt india to its side, to our side, yes, in principle, this is the strategy that i

he promised that together with olaf scholz, they would come to ukraine, but the time has come.t until now, we didn't have one or the other, well, at least if i'm wrong about the amendments. of course, it's territorial and most likely because we've already forgotten about it. the invitation sounded that it was supposed to be received optimistically and we were actually waiting for the guests. and the guests are fine. it would be very important if their visit was here today. well, they ran, they didn't run. they agreed to call putin back. okay, but to the topic of the conversation, the official position issued by and the cream and the german side well, as for me, you only know what they talked about, yes, you can easily list the release of the azov residents. crisis, this is a story that has been pulled by the ears today, as for me, once again, that due to the non-supply of ukrainian grain, we must have everyone will die of hunger and we must immediately unblock it so that we export it of course, it is important for us to export this grain there 20 million a little more in odesa,

in the forty-first year in ukraine, he reminded him of the nazis and scholz.azi, and in no way the heir of nazism. he travels with repentance, but not in moscow, and you know that there is another thing to try to dream up, there is the heir of the winners absolutely and now listen, and therefore his photograph of this, yes, what we think, it seems to us, is how something creepy totally scary cynicism and mockery. when he means on the grave of a diet. here, as such a knee bowed with a thoughtful face, it means she is sitting, yes, and he is rummaging around with their co-workers. god they are called, there and so on. these are the heroes, i understand the defenders. now, he's on the next winner. this photo is available, that we have a topic for erudite people who will say. well, how. that means, yegorov and the cantaria were there, they loaded the flag over alexander, i'll tell you. listen to yegorov normally pass the national security council to the defense of ukraine yegorov normal. what didn't the crest say? excuse me, for god's sake, ukrainians will normall

principle, the hot phase of the war will end on this, and therefore well, what we have heard from scholzor many passive germans it may even be unpleasant to hear and, accordingly, the fact that the chancellor of germany is ready to express such an atypical for german the government's decisive position, this already means a lot about how it changed. well, actually, it's hard for me to say. i think that hmm, certain things happen with a cumulative effect. at first, you see an unreasonably aggressive war, missiles that fly in the direction of ukrainian cities, then we start to see ukrainians resisting after that you start to see crimes in buch and then mariupol and relatively speaking uh very slowly because the germans are a nation that plans everything very far in advance and we see that with the reaction at least in many german government officials if you believe the ukrainian service, then many german, some german politicians told him that you have three days left, then the defeat of ukraine. i think that the country has also already planned, and that is why when the plan everything did

now after here are some interviews in english after the obvious weakness of e scholz.le, should endure such a slap in the face from ukraine, but what are we talking about. now, uh, germany is facing such a big crisis, which uh will show its face. it can be said that in autumn and winter, and against the backdrop of this impending crisis in germany , right-wing sentiments are growing very seriously, for example. is the same party alternative for germany, she is now beginning to speak with all her might that the choice of scholz was erroneous in the army, right-wing sentiments are beginning to rise, and it is quite possible that germany is waiting for a military coup. i do not exclude such a turn of affairs, because germany has an army. yes, i can say such a thing, let's say let's be a hundred. on erdogan, this is one of the steps to endure these slaps in the face, then they can’t ask merkel not only in ukraine but also in germany itself, because this disgusting thing can be said, migration politics. she has already left such a trace in the hearts of the germans, uh, qui

negotiations, which are essentially blocked by kiev, the russian kremlin reports putin told scholz thatith his participation , civilians were evacuated, who were held by militants at azov steel. well, as for the terrorists who remain there, different information, either 2,500 people, or 1,500 people, or a thousand people. either way, they are terrorists. even the wounded terrorists. well , it means that the only way out is that they should be brought to justice, that is, lay down their arms and leave, otherwise they will be destroyed. the ukrainian side is actively disseminating information that relates to the fact that fighting began on the territory of azov. and how did you want? how do you like, well first, to speak about azov began to work with concrete-piercing bombs, they get it very well there. i mean, basically, i think that hmm. well, the only thing that saves them. here is the presence of a supply of water, although one of the exits through which one goes for water found this exit blocked. and i don't think they will last long. now i would like to draw attention to the very im

including chancellor scholz who put a bit of cold water on this. saying europe can do a lot without renegotiating treaties there were interesting ideas and he is ready to discuss going ahead. emmanuel macron talked about allowing certain countries to go with the topic on the table for years, but having the french president mention the european parliament could give new operation to this. he said maybe it is time to carry on with this process of course, very important speech from the european level and during his traditional first trip abroad to germany to kickoff this potential it is important domestically because emmanuel macron had campaigned on the pro eu platform he was facing the skeptic candidates like marine le pen. in five weeks, you have the first round of the parliamentary elections. he is facing candidates from the parties. he is trying to stop emmanuel macron from stopping majority in the parliament in that pressor in berlin, emmanuel macron will discuss the latest ahead of the parliament elections. we could have an announcement in the

olaf scholze: let us look back to the beginning stages of the major industrialization. if i remember correctly, that was from 1900 to 1930 in the united states to get support the automobile. in a country where there were no roads. but they had highways set up over most of the states over that 30 years or so. and it was possible to achieve a degree of mobilization that germany achieved in the 1960's and 1970's, that speed is but we are aiming for. i give you an example from germany. i took a closer look at the so-called industrial park of the eastern part of germany. in the 20th of this last century, tens of thousands of jobs were created on the site. chemical processes that have only been tested in laboratories before, everything there was made available. but that was possible. if that was possible for them, it doesn't really make any difference whether they are here now or were there then. and that is what we aim for. >> mr. chancellor, we have time for one more question, and i would like to ask a more personal question. you have taken on this office in a very difficul

offended liver, sausage, so the german chancellor's catch and scholze called the ukrainian ambassadoriom is used to ridicule an offended person, melnik made such undiplomatic statements, after scholz said that he did not plan to visit kiev, his german decision the chancellor explained that the ukrainian authorities had previously denied a visit to german president franco walter steinmar the ukrainian ambassador, while admitting that kiev prefers the supply of heavy weapons to a symbolic visit. pope francis is ready to go to moscow to meet with vladimir putin , the pontiff would like to negotiate to help resolve the conflict in ukraine , while he stressed that he would not go to kiev yet. first according to him. he must visit moscow and this is how russian ambassador to the vatican alexander avdeev commented on this news, according to the diplomat , in any international situation, a dialogue with the pope rimsky is important for moscow now is the time for economic news and they will be presented by maria grigoryeva mash hello today, the european commission is discussing the next packag

dmitry naida together. more than 100,000 germans have already signed a petition to german caster olaf scholzvy weapons to ukraine help to kiev and what the german press writes, how the issue of ukraine affects the ratings of the government about this natalia goncharova they did not understand whistled the softest thing that the instigator of war shouted and the liar walked. more than 100,000 germans have already signed a petition to chancellor olaf scholz demanding not to participate in the escalation of the conflict and not to supply heavy weapons to ukraine, and the chancellor reacted - bill there zones said in an interview. so germany should not make hasty decisions in this direction , the germans are dissatisfied with the fall in living standards, handels, blad writes that against the backdrop of anti-russian sanctions, germany is experiencing an inflationary shock, vegetable prices jumped by 14%, and for some products even by 17 and more bad news for europeans. eu has little hope to survive winter , experts say without gas from russia, as spiegel writes, to fill the storage facilities,

these topics were central to olaf scholz's keynote address. the pandemic and russia's war against ukraine are threatening to roll back progress made over the last decade. most dramatic is the fight against hunger and poverty. we are risking the world's biggest famine in decades if we don't respond decisively. we launched an alliance for global food security with the bank. germany has set aside nearly half of that in euros. the global food crisis is a major risk for poor countries in asia and africa. quick countries are struggling with climate change. another additional 100 million people will go hungry. this could be really serious. >> as the world's most powerful players leave davos, the focus will turn to put their plans into motion. >> this was a fundamentally different event. did it bring fundamentally different insights? >> what was possible with davos this year? if we take a step back, it may make a sense why it is rich with the luxury here in the mountains. right now, everything from the wharton ukraine to the ongoing pandemic. a loomin

german chancellor olaf scholz plans to invite india's prime minister as a special guest to a group of leaders summit held in germany next month. it is a bid to sway germany -- sway india into joining the alliance. we are joined by our government reporter. is the g7 invite, how significant is this in terms of a gesture to india? >> i think it is a strong gesture basically to invite india to the g7 meeting. but it is behind the backdrop of russia, and the growing fear, especially here in berlin, that after russia, the world is getting more divided into two separate blocks. obviously everybody is watching very closely what india is currently doing and they are remaining neutral but not applying the sanctions and not condemning russia. there has been a debate of how to basically treat russia and india in this context. at the beginning, germany was considering not inviting india and somewhat punishing india. but i think olaf scholz has turned around, given the strong independence of germany on international trade, on asia and india, that he does want to reach out and send a clear signal th

economic crisis, and immediately the scholz.complete uncertainty, because even this quote from the wild that you cited. uh, regarding the imminent increase in the retirement age to 70, it seems some economist, well the question immediately arises. and as a matter of fact, will hmm where these people will work until they are 70 years old and where will the youth go. e, where can i get new jobs, given the whole wave of problems that was also designated by e, in this article it is global instability and energy transition, and so on and so forth, that is, e there is nothing obvious in this situation. for germany, at least so olga, what about weapons? of course, we have already discussed the german liver pear sausage, which can be shaken further, now kuleba shouted at comrade lambrekh. it 's like that in general, perhaps, in modern times. it seems to be, well, some kind of ukraine once, great germany again. as i understand it, they swallowed, yes, mish well, of course they swallowed, but at least they swallowed a direct insult. well,

by the statement of the ukrainian ambassador to germany andriy melnyk, who earlier criticized the scholz for not coming to kiev and called the head of the german government quote, offended by the liver sausage. and so, to a direct question from the t online edition, does the scholl feel offended after that, he evasively answered, saying that now it is important to help. ukraine, they find out who is there and what about whom did he say at the same time to a direct question? will he go to kyiv schultz answered in the negative? well now forest fires in the country in the kurgan region, where the red maximum fire danger level is in effect, the situation is improving in the region there are not yet five large outbreaks, but they are localized, aviation played a decisive role on burning trees, more than 4,000 tons of water were dropped, the situation in the kurgan region is monitored by mo colleague nikolai sokolov, he is now in direct contact with us. hello kolya, is the damage from all these fires known? like hello, they haven’t even tried to count it yet, because experts, in order to the a

he met earlier with olaf scholz. trying to convince india to rethink its close ties with russia. let's go to berlin. our reporter joins us from there. is there a perception in berlin that india is in russia's camp, or maybe that modi and india can be peeled away from vladimir putin? >> i do think there is a perception that they can, maybe not now, but in the medium to long run, we'd india over -- win india over. there is an economic interdependence and india had some interest in keeping ties to the western world as well as europe. this is what they are hoping and working on. creating this difficult situation where india has not supported the sanction regime and is not condemning russia, but is reaching out with an offer in terms of economic, in terms of training for labor and exchange of labor. it will attract india back into western -- gina: can you talk about the size of this deal? how much can a deal between russia and india make up for loss of trade between russia and terminate? birgit: at the moment, germany can

it's hard for us to imagine, but from the tragedy of leningrad loter scholz. learned only in 2005 veteran. the wehrmacht was invited to russia for the 60th anniversary of the victory, vladimir putin then decided to invite veterans from the celebration to show the former opponents we do not hold on to them evil, when we were with him then he was talking about his mother, who was starving in leningrad because the germans surrounded leningrad. they wanted to force the russians to surrender. i then said to myself, if they were not in the grad, they would have had enough food, we interviewed many wehrmacht veterans in germany, and there was even one who, together with a co-zhroeder , came to our victory parade, so he takes it and says, and we in general we do not understand. why did you defend leningrad so clearly, you would be tired and that's all, and no one would die of hunger there. if you were like this they heard how they would answer to talk about st. petersburg i want to defend it so fiercely, because they went to survive, they wanted our country to have a

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of course, his photos - photos , he is so handsome, he is standing with that with bush with olof scholzll, you understand, this is such excess, well, you can forgive the person, tell me what your impressions are of today's events of may 9 , which will be from maybe from biden's signature on may 9, lisa from zelenskyi's appeal to scholz to come on may 9, and it's also interesting that we forgot some other event, and the fact that they gave christ such a person for the alkaline and he's handsome, so his photo, well, tell us your impression from these events thank you well first of all congratulations thank you for advertising and really everyone subscribe be sure to subscribe to espresso tv and everywhere too follow this direct what do you work for whom and you are a wonder and i see that we are both here and there at the same time and we do not forget yes, i don't forget her from the press live and channel five too follow subscribe be sure to do this now regarding the issue first of all i congratulate all ukrainian infantrymen and all ukrainians today is the day of the ukrainian infantry

strongly defeated, offended liver, sausage, so the german chancellor olaf scholz called the ukrainianndriy melnyk this german uses an idiom to ridicule an offended person. melnik made such non-diplomatic statements, after scholz announced that he did not plan to visit kiev, the german chancellor explained his decision by the fact that the ukrainian authorities had previously refused a visit to german president franco walthur steinmar, the ukrainian ambassador, while admitting that kiev was a symbolic visit prefers the supply of heavy weapons. pope francis is ready to travel to moscow to meet with vladimir putin, the pontiff would like to hold talks to help resolve the conflict in ukraine, while he stressed that kiev would not go yet. first according to him. he should visit moscow and this is how russian ambassador to the vatican alexander avdeev commented on this news, according to the diplomat, in any international situation, dialogue with the pope is important for moscow rescuers. now there are more than a thousand firefighters and 200 pieces of equipment for extinguishing. aviation

it's hard to imagine, but from the tragedy of leningrad, loter-scholz. learned only in 2005 veteran. the wehrmacht was invited to russia for the 60th anniversary of the victory. vladimir putin then decided to invite veterans from germany to the celebration to show the former. leningrad they wanted to force russians to surrender. i then said to myself, if leningrad had been surrendered, they would have had enough food, we interviewed many wehrmacht veterans in germany, and there was even one who, along with a shredder , came to our victory parade, and now he takes it and says, and we we don't understand at all. why did you defend leningrad so clearly, you would know everything, and no one would die of hunger there. if you heard such a thing, how would you answer to talk about st. petersburg i want so fiercely defended, because they went to survive, they wanted our country to have the future, so that children grow up, so that it develops, what did we surrender it, petersburg, what would be left of it, because in hitler’s plans he publicly spoke about this