red belt operating socialistically.archists mock internationalism and the solidarity of workers, no world monarchies, no bourgeois regimes, no world right-wingers feel solidarity with us, and not even with traditional christian states represented by the greeks. we also have known difficulties in armenia and bulgaria, but china, venezuela, vietnam and further down the list provide us with amazing examples of responsiveness. but you know what more arguments are given in the comments by people who are overwhelmed by everything soviet, that no one really feels solidarity with us, but they simply want to profit at our expense. what are you saying? in the world, 90% of capitalist countries, 90 of them live poorly or very poorly, and they don’t want to make money at our expense, but hardly anyone shows respect to us, having inevitable problems for this, then there are our screamers they shout: “we don’t need these poor people, as various foreign agents write with reference to the intelligence services of unfriendly countries,

government, socialist direction, socialists and so on, and there is a very clear, clear, clear pictureook at cuba, where sometime in 59 fidel came, in 61 the food ran out, and by 2024 the food didn't show up, there's no food, there's nothing, and the car is from 1959 and so on and so on, and there is, for example, chile, which also headed in the way that allende proposed, so socialist something, then, yes, definitely the bloody pinochet regime, let's not, they are not perfect, to say the least, but they after much hesitation went down the anti-socialist path, and they have peace in... they have food, they have gasoline, they have modern everything, and they are one of the most, well, calm and self-confident countries in latin america, why do people in bolivia or ecuador and so on and so forth, they don't see, well, look, go to cuba eventually, well, go shopping and try to buy something, and please go to santiago, the capital of chile, and you will see what is there what to buy people have money and everything is fine, why are these idiotic socialist ideas so popular in latin america? a

as we got closer— against the socialists. as we got closer and — against the socialists. work then it's — they started to soar of know work then it's petitions on the right, and the — then it's petitions on the right, and the conservative started to say, if we are _ and the conservative started to say, if we are with the job of the socialist, _ if we are with the job of the socialist, that would be a reasonable result. because the campaign really didn't go but equally— campaign really didn't go but equally well for the leader of the conservative people's party. it looks— conservative people's party. it looks as — conservative people's party. it looks as though those two parties are very— looks as though those two parties are very close, according to these polls _ are very close, according to these polls i_ are very close, according to these potts i have — are very close, according to these polls i have been looking at, with vox in _ polls i have been looking at, with vox in third — polls i have been looking at, with vox in third place, then you have the catatah— vox in th

in the elections to the european parliament they voted against his socialist party for the opposition party. his foreign policy zeal has already put spain at odds with almost the whole world. only. there are no problems with latvia; madrid lent riga a battery for the samsung signal with washington. at naval station rota, the us navy's main yard at the entrance to the mediterranean, there are now not four, but six us ismins parked in the us mmf. dear president, i am very pleased with the cooperation spain and usa. and then something unexpected happened. sanchez suddenly announced that he was considering whether to resign because of the corruption scandal that had broken out throughout the country. his wife bigonia, who is suspected of trading in his influence, however, after a month of investigation he already changed his mind about leaving, met with zelensky and again promised kiev, this time 1 billion euros, like this year, and another 5 billion, then someday . seeing all this, the spaniards were stunned and reminded sanchez of his own words. quote: during my time during the premiers

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, and macron is actually threatened with the same thing now, precisely with the socialists or with the national union, marine le pen, look, the last... the latest opinion polls give 35% to the far-right, i.e. lupin, 28% of the alliance of the alliance of left forces, which despite macron's hopes, or rather, how to say, he did not hope for it at all, he wanted them not to unite, but they did unite united, all the left forces of france, give them 28%, and macron's parties give 22%. that is, the scenario here is either cohabitation with the left, which... the crown, well, to put it mildly, hates it, or cohabitation with the right forces, which ideologically, as if, well, should have been incompatible with macron, but maybe before that is going on, and there is already a theory floating around that this is a crash test for the far-right, that macron wants to let them into power now, so that by 2027 their ratings will be blown, so that they will not be able to cope with their tasks, well, that is what it is some game the fate of the country, in fact, simply so that in 2027 the far-right wil

you have to remember that the socialist movement is a movement of ordinary working class people. don't have the background that the wealthy have in distrig and administering a society. and they are not to teach it to you or you hrn it yourself and we find a number of developing countries with these kind of problems with are cap illiterate and are not provided the opportunity, when their labor is exploited, you spend all your time trying to survive. so ian element of truth and what he says in the sense that we copied the soviet model because it was the only model. and a lot of other organizations and movements around the world did as well. and of course there were many positive developments in that experience, there were a number of important social and economic and political gains that the working people obtained in the former soviet union. but i think our evolution led us to understand we need to create a model of socialism in this country that's based on the united states and not on any other country. we have to take into account others'experience, but the formula that we use,

, by the way, i will remind you, macron himself was a member of the socialist party and was, well , arotégé of hollande, and it was hollande who first brought him to power as a minister. and then supported his political career. thank you, mrs. maria, maria oleksa, journalist, editor at state television in france. thank you for being on our broadcast, we will now take a break with the opportunity to take a break for a few minutes, but please stay with us, after this break there will be a dialogue with the writer oksana zabushka, she will be in our studio in just a few minutes. your place awaits you, the light remains on, for dinner - what you like, a warm bed made, there will be walks, swings. and bathing, they are waiting for you on your street, at school, in your church, because in your house they see dreams about you, you are always in front of their eyes, they cry for you, they pray for you, we did not give up, because we knew that you... already somewhere near, half the battle is knowing how hard it is to win, and we will do everything to hug you sooner, so when you are home, when

dmitry nikolaevich chernyshenko, deputy prime minister of the government of the socialist republic ofto the general secretary of the central committee of the communist party of vietnam, you, comrade thulam, as well as the prime minister government of vietnam, comrade to all vietnamese friends for organizing our state visit, for your warm, welcoming hospitality. strategic relations, strategic partnership relations, and these relations continue to develop progressively in the spirit of equality, mutual respect and consideration of each other’s interests. our country is united by the pages of a common history; next year we will celebrate the 75th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations. at one time , the soviet union, as is known, did a lot to help the young vietnamese to the state. to survive, contributed to the creation of economic facilities, infrastructure, personnel training, and increasing the defense capability of the state. in addition, just the other day i turned 30 years old. since the signing of the agreement on the foundations of friendly relations between th

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on the stage of the theater heroes of socialist construction. performances were shown at the all-union theater olympics in moscow and interbury. the jury noted the high artistic culture of the belarusian theater. the first belarusian films were shown in the country's cinemas. belarus met gorky on the platform of the station of the unburned workers of minsk. we’ll master the technology now, alexey maksimevich, this is wonderful, and tanks, planes, so we won’t give in on this matter, we’ll not only throw our caps, but the technology, alexey maksimovich, so we’ll have enough spirit, well, besides that, what can we tell you also, we will collectivize the area, where there are villages closer to the village, there are our fighters, so to speak, they they are more politically literate than the peasants, but the political staff still deals with them. well, the district collectivizes, yeah, in combat training we also have all shock troops, just like at the factory, there are shock troops everywhere, shock outposts, our shock detachment, the same thing,

dear comrades, leaders of the russian federation and the socialist republic of vietnam, distinguishedate of the russian federation and vietnam, today a union. vietnam friendship organization and vietnam russian friendship society, has the honor to hold an event in which the president of the russian federation, vladimir putin and the president of the socialist republic of vietnam, meet with the leadership of the vietnamese russian friendship society with graduates of soviet and russian universities, this is significant. organized on the occasion of the state visit to vietnam of the president of the russian federation, a close friend of the vietnamese people. putin, president of the russian federation. respectfully introduce comrade vladimir dear friends, good afternoon, i am sincerely glad to meet graduates of our universities countries, to once again be in the circle of reliable friends of russia, i have the warmest. people who feel sympathy and love for the same meeting in the same format in vietnam in 2001, as then, have gathered here today and good memories remain of our love for r

socialist state.- it will be l socialist state.t state. if only! it will be mick's dream, his utopia, but i socialist state. if only! it will be - mick's dream, his utopia, but maybe not margaret's. the consequences would be horrific notjust for the conservative party, the country but also for labour and i think margaret is mature it's tough to know an opposition is important. i don't actually believe these things because i don't believe the british people opt for a one—party socialist state. people opt for a one-party socialist state. ~ . , people opt for a one-party socialist state. ~ ., , i. people opt for a one-party socialist state. ~ ., , ., �* , state. what is it you don't believe? you believe — state. what is it you don't believe? you believe that _ state. what is it you don't believe? you believe that labour— state. what is it you don't believe? you believe that labour will- state. what is it you don't believe? you believe that labour will win - state. what is it you don't believe? | you believe that labour will win the el

elections in the future, emmanuel macron's party has only 14 seats and 13 seats were won by the socialists followed by the radical left, also known for its sympathies with moscow, milanchon, they have eight seats and the republicans, who once, think about it, ruled france, as well as the socialists, many presidents came from their ranks, they have only six seats, a serious blow to the european parliament, in fact. let's look at austria. austria is also a very interesting result, i would say. for the first time in history, as i have already told, it seems to me that the austrian freedom party is winning the national elections. an ultra-right party known for its ties to moscow. in principle, they believe that she is almost doomed to win the parliamentary elections in austria, the elections to the european parliament only confirm this trend. there was a time it is very difficult to take this party into the parliament. coalition, when it first entered this parliamentary coalition, many european countries announced that they would boycott, the austrian government and deputies from ministers fro

as in d, there's socialist and social democrats entering the liberals. the item will come on to renew the behind is the far right. an option too. it might be before the your elections or the funding. i didn't draw allowed, working this italian prime minister george, i'm alone for now. most options are still on the table as the political of horse trading begins. let's get both of our correspondent version per chart in brussels, welcome row. so you've got to tell us more about who us, you know, from the line. hopes will be part of the best in against extremes. well, listen, 1st, live under line. looks as the dust settles, all these european part of the elections to be in good stead. her center, right? european people's party came out on top here in the european parliament, and that should in principle help her secure that return ticket that she's striving for to return as your team commission, president, leader of the powerful executive that really sets all of the agenda for you. little make, she does need, 1st of all, the backing of you leaders and the fa

the decision was unanimously made to create an independent belarusian soviet socialist republic.ations in belarus were represented at the conference. therefore, it declared itself the first congress of the communist party of belarus. the congress elected the central bureau of the party. mesnyakov, chairman. the first all-belarusian congress of soviets. the resolution read out by sverdlov was greeted with great enthusiasm. based on based on the principle of complete and real self-determination of the working masses of all countries, the presidium of the all-russian executive committee recognizes the independence of the belarusian soviet socialist republic. the congress adopted a declaration on the establishment of federal ties with the rsfsr... the formidable nineteenth year has passed, for a joint struggle against international internal counter-revolution, lithuania and belarus united into the lithuanian-belarusian ussr. bel, a country surrounded by enemies, kolchak in siberia, denikin in the south, yudenich rushing to petrograd, crimea wrangel, pelsudsky’s legionnaires are advan

but we don't know if all of the others, the socialist and the liberals, that she needs the best thing of as well in the european parliament. well that whether they would vote in line, it's not a done deal yet, but most people do expect that while it might be typed on the line will be able to secure those voters. kaya kyla, the stony and a prime minister, who's just being voted just being appointed the foreign policy chief, she'll have to go through the same thing, antonio. acosta though he doesn't have to do it. he gets his job today. he'll start in december as you are being kinds of presidents. we know the 5 years ago that vote for funded line was actually quite close. it looks to be close again. this time, what is going to be necessary to bring her over the line? what you'll need to basically courier enough to support, make sure she gets those votes from her own political party and keep the socialist on line in line. what's interesting here tonight, what's happened to this summit? the was the voters among the other leaders as well because it's an east, georgia, maloney, the prime mi

the more we open up, the faster the socialist barriers fall down.no further than how quickly east germany and berlin adopted capitalism once the berlin wall fell. we need to tear down these metaphorical walls, trade barriers and stop being so militaristic. i think they're better ways to contain communism and one of them is by actually unleashing the power of the free market by removing socialistic elements in our own government. and let trillions of market decisions guide our economy. >> this is ralph are our guest. host good -- caller: good morning, i'm proud running alongside you as vice president. i know you've talked about -- i was wondering how much gold and silver factor in as far as having money. would you be open to reintroducing gold and silver into circulation alongside the u.s. dollar. guest: absolutely i believe opening up the currency market is much as possible. i do support crypto and alternative currencies. i would like to return our money back to something that is sound. it can be gold, silver, it can be saffron. but find some sort o

camp, you know that, they were not part of the socialist camp, they were part of the socialist commonwealth was such a term for a country that was neither there nor here, well , yugoslavia was another part of the socialist commonwealth, but it had a completely independent foreign policy course, they were not members of the council of economic mutual assistance, they were observers, such as finland, yugoslavia was in close relations with this council, that is, in fact. were not always very sharp, and the fact that putin has to get so close to him now indicates that he has a serious intention, so the first thing is a weapon, that's how the kimchan is constantly now, it can be seen according to the reports of the central telegraph agency of korea, according to the publications of noton sinmon, he constantly travels to the defense of the enterprise, he watches what is happening there, it is a huge economic chance for him, well, imagine, he is the leader of a country that is 90%... it depends on china, what china wants, it gives, it doesn't want, it doesn't give, it won't give anything at all, t

camp, you know that, they were not part of the socialist camp, they were part of the socialist commonwealth was such a term for countries that were neither there nor here, well, another part of the socialist commonwealth was yugoslavia, but it had a completely independent foreign policy basket, they did not were members of the council of mutual economic assistance, were observers such as finland, yugoslavia was in close relations with this council, that is, in fact, they were always very sharp, and the fact that putin has to get so close to him now, it says that he has serious intentions. so, the first thing is weapons, so the kimchan is now constantly, it can be seen from the reports of the central telegraph agency of korea, from the publications in noton sinmon, he constantly goes to the defense of the enterprise, he watches what is happening there. this is huge for him economic chance, well imagine, he is the leader of a country that is 90% dependent on china, what china wants, what it gives, does not want, does not give, will not give anything at all, there will be hunger, they will eat

, by the way, let me remind you, macron himself was in the socialist party and was, well, a protégé ofollande, and it was hollande who brought him to power in the first place minister, and then supported his, well, political career. thank you, mrs. maria, maria. lexa, journalist, editor at state television in france. thank you for being on our air. we will now take a break with the opportunity to take a break of a few minutes, but please stay with us, after this break there will be a dialogue with the writer oksana zabushka, she will be in our studio in just a few minutes. in the latest edition of the magazine ukraine. exclusive interview. diplomat oleksandr khara. why does russia have the right to veto ukraine's entry into nato. resonant investigation, the road to nowhere. how the construction of a forest road can destroy a historical monument. the unique vitaly portnikov about the impact of the war on ukrainians and the values ​​that unite the nation. the diary of the legendary nationalist mykola kokhanivskyi. the country is always at the forefront . look for the press at points of s

i am a citizen of the union of soviet socialist republics. i am a citizen of the union of soviet socialist republics, a faithful son of the heroic belarusian people, a faithful son of the heroic of the belarusian people, i swear, i swear that i will not spare neither my strength nor my life itself, that i will not spare any strength, after the start of the war, together with a group of students, i tried to cross the front line, rashilova, guys, you need to get a job in german institutions, we must to know everything about the plans of the germans, you, nina, try to get a job in the commandant’s office, they need to sign up there, and you, partner, get a job in the officers’ mess, this is also very important for us. and they carried out important assignments, the members of the underground organization settled down on... nikolai alekseev, as usual, was doing his job, checking the coupling of the cars. the next fascist train was preparing to be sent towards the front, to moscow. nikolai is in good standing with the german leadership, his execut

the president in the vietnamese socialist republic is elected by the local parliament, in it now. 485 seats out of 500 for the communist party of vietnam and a meeting with the general secretary of the communist party phuchong, one of the central points of the visit program is the opportunity to compare notes on issues. vladimir putin took part in the flower-laying ceremonies at the memorial of fallen heroes the president entered the mausoleum of the founder of the socialist state of ho chi minh city, a building designed by soviet architects, but filming inside is strictly prohibited. and at the hanoi opera house, the two presidents were already waiting for the vietnamese, who once studied at soviet or russian universities; 75,000 citizens of the country received education in russian. we would like. performed by vietnamese artists. exchange of gifts between the leaders of the two states. yes, it is known that vladimir putin presented the new aurus to kimchin-inny. by the way, this is the second such car in the north korean leader’s fleet. the first one was also from the russian presid

if you have to think about coalitions, is that a feeling that is shared by the socialist as well? yeah, important to say this so, so this will look to try and gain power. if they come on the hill to go, as you said, the matter of power, so it doesn't. if you can see the little signs behind me all the way down the streets empowers the nice men. this the signs and the flags for the powers 2024 olympics has been as over a decade of luck. thoughts like for them to get the power as olympics and then to set them off. and so for the people or powers, they are questioning alongside on who they go. why this decision was made when that's such a big international event coming to the city. and now we're going to have the, at the elections, the, the assembly elections ahead of it. let's just entertain the possibility of, of the national riley does become the biggest part in these legislative elections that have been called. what would that mean that the would have a prime minister from the national, grandly and a president from the renaissance policies. that is yep, that's pretty much, it coul

you know, at that time the impaired is worked really hard to so divide amongst the socialist did on 2 periods countries and they were pretty successful in doing that. i mean using countries against one another. i'm what's happening now is that the strategy has completely fails on all the countries that they money to kind of divide from one another and therefore isolate and target. i've realized that they are the stand together or full one by one us state secretary anthony blinking has said that washington is going to pull out all the stops to cut to north korea is a legend, military support to russia become a public to you? what measures could washington actually not resort to, especially considering both russia and north korea are ready to have the most section countries in the world? well, you've, you've summed up yourselves said there's nothing left to them to do apart from show and fume. but they are essentially impotent, and that's what's really making them right so much. they have thrown everything back to the depot. i'll tell you they, for everything make to the russia, it has

, and the socialists, the remnants of the moderate right-wing republicans, and the presidential centern promote the majority, maybe, let's say, there have been cases. when the so-called temporary majority for implementation, implementation of a certain number of laws, and then it can cease to exist on the eve of the presidential elections. the election system in france is complicated, it used to be like that in the soviet union, but in the soviet union there were no elections at all as a phenomenon, but there were there are visits to the election precincts, but the principle itself is as follows: two, two candidates who did not score 50%, plus the one who scored, enter the second round. 50% plus immediately becomes a single-mandate deputy and all hopes for this second round, in the second round, when a normal and potentially particularly acceptable candidate for the center emerges against someone from the radicals, whether from the left or the right, accordingly, all political forces will campaign to vote precisely for him, and not for an extremist, and very often this happened, now, u

they are already aware, they already have information, in the gdr there is information that the socialistleaves retired, the most outstanding intelligence officer, i think, of the last century, who, in principle , everything rested on him, all this powerful gdr rested on him and partially, i think, the soviet union, realizing that he could no longer in any way contribute to the preservation his own country, he retires, he was only 63 years old. after that, he lived another 20 years of a long, long life, when they tried to judge him, when they pulled the names of his agents out of him, which , strictly speaking, he never did, but in the year eighty-six, that is , 3 years before, when they officially began to say that germany and germany could unite, he already knew about it, that is , long before all these events, in the bowels of gorbachev’s regional committee or the central committee , this idea was already maturely ready, and yes, they sold the gdr, so. time entered this new life, she was categorically for western values, 35 years have passed, now those youth who were born in ninety-fiv

i am a citizen of the union of soviet socialist republics.n of the union of soviet socialist republics. faithful son of the heroic belarusian people. from now on you become members partisan detachment named after voroshilov, guys, you need to get a job in german institutions, we need to know. everything about the plans of the germans, you, nina, try to get a job in the commandant’s office, they need to sign up there, and you, portnova, get a job in the officers’ mess, this is also very important for us, and we carried out important assignments. members of the underground organization got jobs with the nazis, with special attention to the railway station and water pumping station. nikolai alekseev, as usual, was doing his job, checking the coupling of the cars. getting ready to ship another fascist train heading towards the front towards moscow. nikolai is in good standing with the german leadership, diligent, diligent, and not suspicious. suddenly panic began among the fascists. watched the fire break out. bales of hay were burning on the tra

it could qualify as far left, but you have socialists and greens.arties that have already been in power in france. that's the first thing i would say. then, you said it. we have recognized economies that are behind this program of the left and one thing that you have to keep in mind is one of the things macron did when he came to power is cut taxes on the wealthiest. basically the wealth tax. that costs 4 billion a year per year to the french budget. one of the resources, of course, of the program of the left is to reinstate this wealth tax and it is something that has been well thought and constructed over the past few years. opposing to what the far right is proposing because you touched upon it as well. the thing is they are fully unprepared to come to power and their only obsession has been immigration for the last few years. since the integration of the party, actually. the only thing that they actually thought about is immigration and they are fully unpr unprepared. it was very clear yesterday when bardella included the program of the policy.

rachel reeves, has said no, she's not a socialist . said no, she's not a socialist., do these terms have any meaning anymore? >> well, they used to, of course. they used to have a very strong meaning. so when you say, do they have that meaning anymore ? i think the emphasis is anymore? i think the emphasis is on the any more. i mean, we once all knew what a conservative was, what a socialist was, and what the vast difference between them was, and really, since blair, that difference has been pretty blurred. but hang on, you know, jeremy corbyn would not deny that he was a socialist and keir starmer was supporting jeremy corbyn not that long ago, so presumably he felt a bit socialist then. and he says he is a socialist. so please could he define it so that we can know exactly what it means, and last but not least, what is your appraisal of the election campaign so far? look, i know that you're supporting reform uk. we've got six weeks of very strict impartiality on the channel. now, a diversity of views. you love reform? no problem. some of my viewers and listeners lo

socialists are in second place, liberals are in third. vonderleen promised to begin working with these parties to create a coalition today. meanwhile, the elections were marked by the success of right-wing forces. and in several countries this has led to major political changes. for example, the belgian government had to resign following the results of the elections to the european parliament. prime minister alexander droo said goodbye through tears. our society has been upsetting and shocking lately, but i don't intend to give in to despondency, let the people make the decision, this is better than any agreements, any unreliable decisions. according to the results of the vote in france, the national rally received more votes than supporters of emmanuel macron and the third socialist party combined. this unprecedented defeat of the ruling party marks the beginning of the first day after macron's country that we have to build. i am grateful to the supporters of national unification for their incredible mobilization. i thank all the french

the title of hero of the soviet union, and 12 people are heroes of socialist labor. in general, for many centuries, people lived in tolochin who completely devoted themselves to their favorite work, sparing no effort of time. jewelers, seamstresses, blacksmiths, bone carvers, even the people's poet of the bssr pimen panchenko dedicated an entire ode to the city and its inhabitants. talachyn people are not zlachy people, good luck to you... “hello, i found you in the middle of a busy process, it turns out this way, as i understand it, this is material for your future creations, yes, this is a varietal vine, it’s called american, you you prepare material for your work in advance, well, yes, in the fall in the spring we prepare it like this, only it can be prepared years in advance, well, practically yes, but look how tender it is, it’s still fragile, tender but not strong, it’s very fragile, but you have to handle it neatly, even if..." she knitted it, then it needs to be done somewhere carefully, because if the thread gets bent, then it will no longer be useless. over

socialists are in second place, liberals are in third. vonderleen promised to begin working with these parties to create a coalition today. meanwhile, the elections were marked by the success of right-wing forces, which led to serious political changes. for example, the belgian government had to resign following the results of the elections to the european parliament. prime minister alexander. droo said goodbye through tears, the liberals lost to the right-wing party, flemish interest. french president emmanuel macron also announced early parliamentary elections. his party scored almost half as much as the right-wing national association; in germany, the party of chancellor olaf scholdz was surpassed by the alternative for germany, it took second place, the social democrats only third. about the election results, regina sevastyanova. european parliament becomes more right. received more support throughout the european union, the elections have not yet ended, and shock waves have already gone through the alliance, following the demands of

camp, you know that, they are not were part of the socialist camp, they were part of the socialists. they were not members of the council of mutual economic assistance, they were observers, such as finland, yugoslavia had close relations with this council, that is, in fact, they were always very sharp, and the fact that putin has to get so close to him now, it says that that he has serious na... so, the first is weapons, so the kimchan is constantly now, it can be seen from the reports of the central telegraph agency of korea, from publications on noton sinmon, he is constantly on the defensive enterprises, he looks at what is happening there, this is a huge economic chance for him, well, imagine, he is the leader of a country that is 90% dependent on china, whatever china wants, it gives, doesn't want, doesn't give, won't give anything at all , whether there is hunger, they will eat grass, ugh, here is the situation. when he can get his own money for his own products, russian money, i mean, so he will still produce these weapons, because this is an incredible economic opportunity fo

minister of portugal, but in connection with the fact that in fact the progressive alliance of socialistsemocrats, and the european people's party. the party has strengthened, we can see it now in the results that are available, the european people's party says: well, let's definitely record that the head of the european council will be two. years, and in 2.5 years we will choose not from the socialists, but from the epp, and what does this mean for us, mr. igor, look if they remove our double the prime minister, shmygal is upset that charles michel is not there, but what does this change mean for us? well, look, on the one hand , they say that the fund does not have such a pro-ukrainian position, i don't agree with that, it's just a fund. he looks more at the tactical level, and he believed earlier that the strengthened european integration of ukraine could hinder the unity of europe, the unity of the european union in supporting ukraine now in the course of repelling russian aggression, but we have had other reasons for a long time, we are an official candidate for eu membership , liter

unesco for inclusion in the list of world cultural heritage, the architectural ensemble of post-war socialistrchitecture, independence avenue in minsk. there are many candidates for nominations. and could not imagine what passions were boiling around the belarusian capital and its main avenue in 1944, immediately after liberation from the nazis. and with what labor, with what heroic efforts of its inhabitants it was erected. in july 1944, in the high offices of the party central committee in moscow, the fate of the belarusian capital was decided. a group of authoritative architects was invited to the next meeting with the secretary of the cpsu central committee malinkov. their opinion is clear. the capital of the bssr must be built in a new location. it will cost less than practically restoring it. borisov and arguments were proposed as one of the options; in belarus, rich in water resources, all major cities arose on the banks of high-water rivers. the first secretary of the central committee of the communist party of belarus, belorusileimonenko, who was invited to the meeting, was categoric

, as much as it was capitalist from ancient times, even socialist christianity is still in the backyardparts, that is, this entire continent, he’s like that , he’s not even a leftist, but he’s like that with a socialist tint, and of course, this is against the united states, and i would immediately note one important aspect, these are failed. an exception, it was later that the world began to if there was a wave, yes, yes, it’s clear, and this is important, this is the environment, so - if they pushed it to the end, but here the only thing i want to say to all our experts, respected, and now we seem to not not, that is we are not listening to the case with the united states with their approaches and with their manner, so to speak, with their principles, everything is clear from our approximate youth, we remember yes, yes, well , chile is here here in our, of course, seventy-third year. it was a revolution when his morality, yes, yes, by the way, that’s why i say, let’s still try to realize what happened there, or fortunately did not happen, but with an eye and from our perspective, let’

i grew up in india, which was then a very socialist country. and i saw capital in america was all about giving freedom right? so it started off with a love a sense of economic freedom. but the government playing a role. so i'm not a true austrian in a way that i think there is a role for the government to be played. the government needs to provide a basic welfare. the government needs to intervene in crises. but then i saw in america over time that how the government's kept one government now started to do things with socialist that's really what sort of got to me that that brand of capitalism was all about. now you speak about the aha moment. see that a couple of things which really disturb one was that in the 2000 and tens, even once economic recovery got going the federal reserve then was stilldetermined to engage in policies such as quantitativeat as long as inflation washe system was required to try andso that was a very new policy. is to throw all sorts of money at all because it feels that consumer price inflation defined contained. but

the national association, or to create a block with the left, which he could count on until the socialistste with mélenchon, because the union with mélenchon, whom he accuses of extremism, of anti-semitism, uh, of radical positions, is unacceptable for macron, but on the other hand, it is unacceptable in ob. minority, so to speak, but which one? it can be, but which one? at least if we look, while we're talking, i 'm watching the ratings that have been published in france for the last few days, well, we can see that lipin's party is really in first place, they can get up to 35% according to various polls, so on. after this unification of the left took place, their rating really jumped to 25%. and already in third place we have macron’s party, which at the moment can get, by the way, their rating has increased a little, that is, if they received up to 15% in the european elections to the european parliament, something like 15% of the votes, now they can already apply for 18-20%. that in the course of this situation their rating will increase, yes, yes, they can match the left, at least, and

deserved one of these top jobs, but instead is going to a sense, a right to christian democrats, a socialist, and to a liberal politician. so the abstention really say some says something. it means that the italians, one in favor and is quite ready for a big economy like it leads to not to prove the european commission president in the vote like we saw here tonight. how did, how, how that will affect things going forward. but it will show you that the relationship between the italian prime minister and the, the future commission president, if she gets approved us live on the line that may be rocky going forward. i'm assuming that funded line does when, what can we expect from her and from the commission in the coming 5 years. so it's a high priority, and we actually had a the, the ukranian pregnant, the president brought him, it is a landscape here in brussels that the summit today, high priority is to get ukraine in new york in union. we so that members it to stop . but that will have to overcome a veto specifically by the hun, gary and prime minister of it to old on who is basically said h

the socialists did ok.and so according to the rules they get to put forward their candidate for the topjob in brussels. the consensus has been that their candidate ursula von der leyen will be confirmed for a second term as the european commission president. the socialists want portugals antonio costa to the new president of the european council, its thought. malta's roberta metsola will stay at president of the european parliament with estonia's kaja kallas becoming the new foreign policy chief. that was the thinking. but the 27 leaders, who met for dinner last night, to agree names, failed at the first hurdle. it all descended into a bit of bunfight. let's crossover to brussels — and speak to barbara moens, chief eu correspondent at politico. they went into this saying yes, this just be a rubber stamping exercise, what went wrong?— just be a rubber stamping exercise, what went wrong? allied leaders and facin: she what went wrong? allied leaders and facing she elections _ what went wrong? allied leaders an

you have the left, the greens, the socialist democrats, the liberals.roup of them all, the centre—right european people's party. to the right of them is the the european reformists, which the party of giorgia meloni sits. and then to the right of them the identity and democracy group, in which marine le pens meps will sit. here was the last poll of polls that we got which showed that probably the epp will remain the biggest grouping, but there are signs that the power in europe is shifting to the right and to the hard right in some countries. let me bring you at the first edge estimates that we have got. the dutch were the first to go to the polls, on thursday, to choose their 33 meps. in germany they see both finish first with 27% of the vote. but the ift, the hard right coming in the second. 0laf scholz�*s party coming in third with a record low 40% of the vote. just next door, i have just come from the room with the european greens are having their election, and there are tears there. their projected seats have been cut in half, 12 projected seats fr

conservatives, socialists and liberals. but some countries were shaken.on's movement for renaissance miserably lost the elections, losing to opponents from the national association marine le pen by more than two to one. this was predicted. but what the president will do is dissolve the french no one expected parliament to call elections in 3 weeks. he made the decision alone, as always, without consulting anyone. firstly, his wounded pride, of course, he perceived the result of these elections, first of all, as a kind of vote of no confidence in him, because macron himself, prime minister gabriel hautal very actively participated in the election campaign on the side of their candidate, and the results they got are very, very disastrous, of course, this is , in general, a very... very strong blow to the authority of the president, the majority of the population has the impression that the country has become the object of some very bold political experiment with completely unpredictable consequences, the country in general has been in storm for a long time,

the intensive development of the dprk was largely ensured by the help of the socialist camp, and abovel the ussr. it accounted for almost 90% of foreign trade relations. the government is active invested in heavy industry in the military-industrial complex. south korea at that time was nothing like the modern republic. after the war, it was hit hard by... thanks to industrialization, living standards rose faster in the north than in the south in the immediate post-war years. already in the sixties , the creation of nuclear infrastructure began in the dprk, and in the seventies, work on the creation of nuclear weapons began, but the production of consumer goods lagged far behind. in the south, after the removal of lisimman, a new civilian came to power government, but the military, dissatisfied with the state of affairs, overthrew him. general park chung-hee, who later became president, took power into his own hands. in the seventies, the vietnam war marked the beginning of close cooperation with the united states, which was reflected in rapid progress. economic growth, but all this hap

he's come up with that socialist . come up with that socialist. way of looking at it because as people have been saying about things like the tax on private schools, there's no point to it. there's it raises very little money. it doesn't in any way make society that much more equal. it just punishes a group of people because they could afford to go private and they choose to. i think there's a strain of class war running through labour's bench, but i don't think it's necessarily ideological socialism. >> no, i think i think that's a fair point. it depends on our definition of socialism. >> he calls himself a socialist, but rachel reeves calls herself a social democrat. >> so did so. john smith called himself a socialist. but i don't think we'd say that he's in the same vein as jeremy corbyn. you, tim. thank you. tim. tim disappeared. but, but i do i do think that there is something in this that keir starmer is actually much more of a traditional labour leader. he's not, he's not he's not a jeremy corbyn, but he's not a tony blair. he's somewhere h

and the socialists got about 15. and the socialists got about 15. and the socialists got about 15.s more sort of centrist, so he's calling he's like, oh, well, we're really behind. so you know what we're going to do? let's do a rishi, let's call some legislative , let's call some legislative, elections. although you say do a rishi, he actually says, i can't pretend that nothing happened. yeah. that's what rishi did for ages. yeah. they ploughed on through two extra prime ministers. maybe. but, we'll see what, impact this is. i don't really , because there's the really, because there's the presidential elections as well. he's got two more years on that to go. but if this is just i mean , it's strange to have mean, it's strange to have a politician kind of put their hands up and go. and it also is it a way is it a possibility of sort of calling the their bluff? what happens? a lot of times is the centrists and the socialists tend to gang together when it comes to the actual their country's elections. and it gets real with the right or far right getting into power, they tend to 90, ge