* ., solidarity.principle? _ solidarity. are you as strong on principle? because - solidarity. are you as strong on principle? because we i solidarity. are you as strong i on principle? because we have seen poland and bulgaria categorically state, we will not accede to russia's demands that we, in future, pay for our gas in roubles. and, as a result, as ofjust a day or two ago, russia has stopped all gas supplies to those two countries, would you, he went there with me say that we, and slovakia will not bow to russia's demand that we pay roubles? i russia's demand that we pay roubles? .. ., , russia's demand that we pay roubles? ., , ., ., roubles? i will actually add to it, that the — roubles? i will actually add to it, that the initiative - roubles? i will actually add to it, that the initiative that - roubles? i will actually add to it, that the initiative that he l it, that the initiative that he will play in euros was made by slovakia. where it was that friday when we called all of the countries

there is a sense of solidarity. there is a sense that we are having the exactly the same history because we have gone through the same history since the russian empire through the soviet empire to now russia. and we have experience exactly the same thing we think that we are already occupied and we already have this experience. so what is dominating is probably not the fear. it's probably solidarity of the stage . the ga population is really feeling that is another self that is now under the attack. and we're looking with hope of the way ukraine has been resisting. i've been showing for unity as managed to gather support from all its partners in europe. as in the united states, so we're really looking at that with the ration you have numerous times called for more support and more attention for georgia. would that support also mean more military support training weapons is that also one? and i think that we have, we can always have more defensive weapons because that's all the ga could do. but we've had quite a numb

they proved great solidarity. these people with great warmth, they invited them into their homes and support them, feed them, and they have been all wonderful. the kindergartens, that is a challenge, we are doing a lot of measures, we're extending the capacity, creating temporary kindergartens et cetera, so we're increasing that so we can cope with the demand of the slovak children, and also the ukrainians, schools are ok, labour we are ok, because we have a lot of vacant places, so i will say that they are a blessing to slovakia, because they help us to fill those empty places, so the biggest challenge is the kindergartens, that is where we are. my point is that slovakia, right now, appears united behind your government's stand on ukraine, but there is still an anti—us, sceptical element. that is because of russian propaganda. well, no, i looked at opinion polls before the invasion began, which suggested that there was a clear preponderance of people in this country who blame nato rather than putin, for his inten

well and what is done, it is done, yes, the fifth student, the leader of european solidarity, did not get to the nato parliamentary assembly, where the topic of ukraine was actually discussed - this parliamentary assembly was supposed to be held in kyiv, but due to security issues, the former president's participation in this was postponed more arbitrarily an important meeting was a key one for ukraine, addressed by asloun, a senior researcher at the atlantic council, a swedish economist wrote about the fact that this is actually ridiculous, unacceptable and harmful behavior of the ukrainian authorities, which can be considered by nato as the fact that ukraine is not democratic enough to join nato, and the ukrainian authorities should apologize and convey to poroshenko, we see that poroshenko left for rotterdam, where important international events will also take place today, but not at the nato parliamentary assembly we need to go back to this. well, we just drove by and all this is unpleasant, a very unpleasant thing. i myself spoke to journalists on the ground with some politicians

abroad, which documents were not there for the testimony of the people's deputies from european solidarity to understand who and why italy did not release poroshenko to vilnius for the meeting of the nato parliamentary assembly, this can only be described as idiocy because we do not have any official explanations how did it even happen the chairman of the verkhovna rada signs the order on the creation of the ukrainian delegation at the nato parliamentary assembly ukraine needs the help of the north atlantic union we are talking about this we are talking about what is constitutional in our country we we want to join nato, it is obvious that joining nato is possible only if there is nationwide solidarity on this matter, you know that when the majority of the population of this or that country does not show such a desire for nato and does not accept such a country as a member, that is, it is also a necessary condition for euro tactical solidarity in this situation, we see how conventionally speaking it was, if you remember with the disconnection of the channel from digital, they that there is

however, petro poroshenko, the fifth president, people's deputy of ukraine , leader of european solidaritys part of the delegations from e from the parliament, and he was not allowed even on the basis of the order of the speaker of the verkhovna rada, ruslan stefanchuk, at the border with us on the communication of iryna gerashchenko, people's deputy of ukraine, members of the verkhovna rada committee on foreign policy and inter- parliamentary cooperation, ms. iryna, congratulate thanks to ukraine, can you explain to us some details about what the border guards told petro poroshenko why they didn’t let him through, on what grounds, european solidarity is outraged by these events, we are convinced that this kind of tyranny undermines not only domestic unity in the country, which is demonstrated by political forces, and in particular, our team and this is a very bad signal for the world, which admires the courage of ukraine's city army, which gave a lot to this unity, he is that unity is being undermined and there are problems today with the protection of national interests, this is selectiv

the majority of slovaks are in solidarity and the wave of this solidarity is not abating, but on thetrary, the wave of solidarity from ukraine is growing. we should also have passed this way and knew when we were denied membership. i will personally support and always convince those states that are skeptical to such membership so that ukraine can obtain such a status as soon as possible. ukraine will de-occupy all the territory temporarily captured by the enemy, but not at the cost of the lives of tens of thousands of ukrainian soldiers, president volodymyr zelenskyy stated this at a briefing with the president of slovakia, so we will wait for the appropriate weapons to save our people as much as possible they are the ones who buy the territory, because these territories are without living ukrainians. to be honest, they are not a priority for us, so i believe that, first of all, we should think as much as possible about our people, who are capable, and they are they showed how to repel all the plans of the russian federation, the band three presented a clip for the anthem of the ukra

in other words, we are essentially constantly forming this solidarity with ukraine, which eventually turns into the decisions of western governments about lend-lease and so on. now, in reality, this is the decision that the american congress voted for 40 billion. how will it actually affect it ? already now we see a situation related to the fact that rather we are discussing a counter -offensive because uh let's say we have entered our native third phase yes i guess we can talk like that about wars that is if in the first phases we remember the situation with you was in kyiv, for example, cherni oblast, in sumy oblast, then there was the second phase related to kharkov, we see how the armed forces of ukraine pushed back the invaders from kharkov, in fact, now we are moving into the third phase. just in power is now talking about a potential counteroffensive, which ukraine will be ready to implement using western aid, western weapons, the same lend-lease. actually , the idea of ​​continuing the military i will stay for three months, and actually that's why this is the topic . let 's s

they this whole idea of solidarity and solidarity. but if you look at, you know, you're in hong kong, by the way, i mean this effort to isolate russia. but if you look at it broadly, it's the european, more and more i slade, people just not on board for this. ok, i'm saudi arabia came out in the last new cycles. they were not getting involved were not get involved. this is your fight. ok. the indians feel that way. obviously the chinese feel that way if the issue was to isolate itself, isolation and europeans were never supposed to be hurt by sanctions there being hurt more by side. the sanction ahead. what the leading here is i. busy think we should look more globally, this transition between a, from going from a uniform a was she a multiple a was in, i think this was her. those countries day they were did in the improvised the position of india probably was talked. they talk to each other in i think this is the kind, the timing is isa. and how can i say, i think it's a combined effort from the grant is, is a coordinated in, i think,

in an act of solidarity with his female colleagues, a male anchor presented the main evening news withs rights division at human rights watch — she told me more. part of a parade of horribles, which has been steadily increasing since the taliban took power, on august 15, in spite of the fact that afghanistan feels very forgotten by the world at the moment. what do you make of some women initially resisting and now covering up and now, at least one man, also doing the same in solidarity? so, i think it is wonderful to see nowjournalists doing this in solidarity and i hope that they continue to cover their faces as long as their female colleagues are obliged to do so. i think a lot of afghan women's rights, as people have been pointing out, there has been a lack of widespread male solidarity over the last nine months since these attacks on women's rights started happening. you know, women came out and began protesting against this rollback of their rights within days of the taliban taking over, but they were protesting alone. there have been very few examples of men protesting with them.

plus somewhere else a few thousand in the area of ​​​​solidarity.g that also operates there is active in the area of ​​papaska, that is, occupying, uh, large settlements of important logistical point of view. e our. it develops a performance bypassing the gorskoye zolotoe region, that is, it is a rather large preprogramme, which is quite problematic to storm head-on, so we now see an attempt to bypass the right-handed way, respectively, they are trying to bypass it from the north. uh, well, already other advancing units, that is, either force the enemy to retreat, to avoid the threat of encirclement, or if he cannot stop our advancing troops, simply surround him and cut him. e. well, this big, as it were, potential cauldron is here. well, several of these mini boilers. ah. if i bring you now for a while. we will have an advertisement after it, we will continue to talk with you and with other experts. uh, don’t switch over to just a special military operation in the donbass. good afternoon. i need senior investigator polyakova and on what issue that

basically, the germany stands by ukraine are that they do express is solidarity not just by going to butcher. that was one of the 1st a visit basically during this short trip. i do not know exactly how long it's going to take a lot of things or secret revolving on this trip. but the fact that you pay to respect to boucher 1st and now talking about the, the very important element that people need to be held accountable. who committed those crimes that according to human rights organizations, but also a lot of western allies you of ukraine and bound why equal to war crimes these old boots that ukrainians really want to hear? these are the things that people, they actually anticipating already to hear from germany. but nobody so far from the german government came to visit except now the foreign minister there was a lot of diplomatic grow in between berlin and kia for the past few weeks. so now having this press conference there in between our, the gym and firmness, dental, ukrainian counterpart called equilibrium is really as ukraine already says, historical turning point, given the fa

and the soviet power is the power of the working people, power, solidarity power, when people are working peasants, engineers, teachers, doctors , everyone who works on the earth and invites her beauty, all united to defend. soviet power, so we won under the leadership of lenin and stalin. these are two outstanding victories both at the front and in the rear. we managed with the help of the nep lro plan and the modernization that made it possible to build 9.000 for this pair of better factories, a semi-literate country met a tropical fourty. the first, smartest, most educated, the bravest, the most literate, and the most worthy in this sense of our great victory, does not think that the president of his government of united russia has died of the federation councils, we need to do all this far going , we suggested that they grab them to join forces in order to oppose this together our governors showed us. an example of how this is done in my homeland of fangs. yellow all including trade unions and 12.000. on the main square of the country they showed their solidarity in defense of our sta

they say the president zelenskyy -- to perform as a show of solidarity. back in the, u.s. protests on the support of abortion rights are expected today. the issue on the forefront after the leak of a supreme court decision which overturns roe v. wade, protecting the federal right to abortion. now, a nationwide abortion ban could be a possibility. this is going to the senate's most powerful republicans. minority leader mitch mcconnell telling usa today the national abortion ban would be, quote, possible, if roe v. wade is overturned. his comments come as a key vote was set to take place wednesday on the senate, codify roe v. wade into law. progressive caucus told msnbc why this vote is important. >> it is important to get every senator on the record about where they stand on this issue. you see republicans trying to dodge and not talk about this issue, because they know how incredibly popular it is. but, also jonathan, if it fails in a straight vote to get 60 votes, which i assume it probably will, unfortunately, i would call on senators murkowski and collins to endorse a c

and he said that globalization going forward should have a touch of solidarity. it should be inclusive and should look at and also future generations also in terms of looking at a fighting climate change. and that the message was ultimately that the concept of globalization and building barriers and going into a more isolation is stance is not the way forward. the way forward is still globalization, but with more solidarity and more cooperation. julia, thank you very much. or political correspondent, julia saw deli, and with us there at the devil's forum is been position. thank you both very much for your analysis. and if you're just joining us here on d w, you've been watching special coverage of all our culture speech to the world economic forum and davos switzerland wrapping up that forum that's been going on now for a couple of days. all of schoultz suggesting that we are experiencing a thunderbolt in the form of rushes, invasion of ukraine, draw parallel, a literary parallel as it were to the start of the 1st world war outlining his vision for a future world

, solidarity with putting russia. so i very much hope that the end hungry will make the right choice, because it will be ready impossible to square their participation in you and the nato. if they continue to blog this, the sanctions because because of special tides, which was pretty if you drive about 3 hours from where the g 7 foreign ministers are meeting a long, germany's bolted coast brings you here to look men. this is where the north stream pipelines which run from russia to germany terminate this place sums up what's been achieved by the west in recent months. unprecedented steps like the moth balling of nord stream to something the u. s. had been demanding for years, but the other pipeline node stream one is still operating. it delivers 55000000000 cubic meters of natural gas to germany a year. an indication of the vast sums. europe continues to pay to russia for its energy. and let's go live now to james base his in vice and house. and so 3rd security is going to be a big topic there today. then james, on ab

liberty radio liberty is in full solidarity with you moldova, it is our european duty to help and supportstated charm-el ping, a member of the verkhovna rada, this is a matter - this is an initiative of european solidarity regarding the increase in financing of the armed forces of ukraine, because sequestration is planned - this is such a smart word, for a simple revision of the budget, yes, a reduction in the redirection of some money to other directions, in particular, is now needed for the army, and it is already with us, so the briefing is not for the southerner iryna gerashchenko, they have tell about the initiatives of their political forces, well, obviously everyone in the parliament will initiate political forces, but i am sure that everyone will absolutely agree that the armed forces of ukraine are now number one for funding, i think every ukrainian, everyone asks, will confirm absolutely exactly the briefing right now, together we are watching military military aid to ukraine more faithfully, but we realize that no matter what kind of aid, how much in weapons, they have not been

and legal and ultimately political evaluation therefore er if yes let me finish if er european solidaritys a political force that professes ukrainian interests yes and not just a political force of one person that serves the interests of one person, then it will eventually stand on pro-ukrainian interests and this should not affect the political unity within the country why medvedchuk's testimony was made public because medvedchuk gave this testimony you know eh i personally think that medvedchuk is just for today leaning against the wall, he understands that his best man, putin, is not going to exchange him, the special operation to free him, the russian federation failed thanks to the concerted actions of the security service of ukraine, i think he fully understands that after the russian federation actually purges began of those people who were responsible for the ukrainian direction and who promised, i think , including thanks to mr. medvedchuk, the meeting with the russian occupiers with bread, salt and flowers failed after the purges began there after, well, we know that we found ou

what he did map out is that there will be an e u solidarity fund. that is partly financed by the you itself, but also pledges from member states. and so that is coming that we expect that that .

poroshenko in the party of petro poroshenko, european solidarity stated that viktor medvedchuk, quoteling his testimony against poroshenko to avoid responsibility for anti-ukrainian activities he is now ready to declare anything about anyone. in the statement of european solidarity, poroshenko's lawyer ihor golovan stated that the video of the sbu does not correspond to reality, contact us rostislav pavlenko, people's deputy of ukraine, european solidarity, my greetings to you good day, petro poroshenko's team says that this whole story from the video is pr of the sbu . what is from the sbu ? some exchanges, uh, then there is information that there may be some kind of improvement of the conditions, that is, he actually ran in and traded some better conditions, he thinks that if we say what they want to hear from him, his situation will improve, he will be able to avoid responsibility for those real crimes what he did. well, in the end, he is now saying something that directly contradicts everything he said before, that is, he wants to avoid being punished in this way for all the accus

who believe as they mobilize and create the differences of solidarity, this could potentially create an adequate resistance in the regime. but there is no certainty in sites, but there is always hope cream. can i just jump in here? when i look at are i understand corruption. it isn't just and i like an institutional governmental perspective, but if there is corruption, one place it's probably tied to corruption elsewhere. when a megaphone used in an investigation about the origins of the ship that brought them on united states to the bay to its poor. there were tied to the syrian russian firms with addresses in london. so corruption is the globin. now i think when we want to understand and to fight corruption, we need to think about it as a system of solidarity. that is, boy dallas, at the same time and collaborate with independent media organizations just like the panama papers have done to uncover money laundering scandals across the world. i think there's only really important what she said, but there is also something or a term for size on based on this that have been is regime i

is continuing to try to show solidarity with ukraine as the russian war wages on. >> president biden and other g it is 7 leaders met visht julily today. >> reporter: the g7 leaders got together to try to show sol darely with ukraine. you can see president biden participated in this meeting from his home in delaware. canadian prime minister trudeau was in the room in ukraine with zelenskyy as this call went on. in addition to talking about military assistance and economic assistance to send to ukrainian the leaders also talked about the next raft of sanctions to impose against russia. the u.s. unveiling a new sanctions plan. it is going to ban u.s. advertising for those stations. the sanctions are prohibiting u.s. companies providing management services to russians. the goal is to try to ensure that they don't rep russians evade sanctions. the u.s. is placing exports controls on the industrial sector. also after this meeting the leaders released a statement saying they would be phasing out or banning russian oil and gas. the u.s. banned imports but this is significant given that the d

we demonstrate our strength, our solidarity and our determination to defend the interests of the russian workers and come to victory almost with the leaders of the trade unions flocked to moscow from all federal districts. the first crews started on april 12 in vladivostok holiday of our great country, someone has been on the road for more than a week, and this is not yet the final point of 1,000 km behind the wheel and dozens of stops across the country, where everyone joined the race, and the participants felt truly popular support, the spirit of unity is felt spirit of solidarity. now, at this time , it is felt by people that it is sincerely all people who understand what he is dedicated to today. uh, as if the support of the president of the support of our guys, who are now fighting in ukraine, the crew also spoke about ukraine there bass and residents of the crimea who will soon return to their native lands. i myself took part in the crimean spring in 1914. both of my grandfathers died in the war, they died defending our country, our homeland, so that at the moment i and my children

so this solidarity doesn't just transcend our fight against corruption, but also our fight against an authoritarian regimes and oppressors. one of the so many challenges that the country is facing an integration or brain drain, many of the young generation are leaving for good. i mean, you mentioned that you're a part of the meadow network, which is connecting different secretary clubs that the protests are kind of on hold right now. how do you motivate people? how do you revive these events and this chiefs? not many people have the luxury to go out. a lot of people are stuck here in the sense and they have no choice but to fight back for these after the august 4 explosion, when the people basically occupied martyrs where they were and saying, you know, let's make some calculations and see if we can afford this or that they just went sometimes we assume that if people emigrate, then they don't have our own. but this is a huge fantasy at times, the lebanese regime benefits from the bay as flora. they benefits from the fact that we're gonna export every one. and then they'll give us the

the globalization based on solidarity which benefits all citizens in all parts of this. i want to illustrate what i mean. at the same time, they often tell me we need fossil fuels to take advantage of our development opportunities. just as you have done for 150 years. our countries in the industrialized -- if you impose even tougher climate rules, entire industrial sectors will be relocated. carbon leakage is the key word here. we have to do that as corporations. this club is open to all countries. that way we can create a level playing field and present different rules to different countries for distorted competition. at the same time, these were further developed technologies and they were to -- work together even more closely. we also wanted to advanced issue -- along with south africa, we want to have energy transition partnerships that will help them transition fairly to the future. that will enable us to get on board partners we urgently need. my second example concerns the u.n. 2030 agenda. this is especially dramatic, if we don't act quickly to counter it, we run

two mothers sharing wartime solidarity on this incredibly special day. the table. the end of roe,

but it's your cooperation in terms of energy or can integration solidarity within europe or energy, solidarity and extreme in order to be able to move forward together. she don't with infrastructure and connections if label such as the agenda we've spoken about the western balkans and europe said that she did a lot of the movement of people and in particular young people. if this agenda does not mean that countries you don't can have, couldn't do them particular fair interest, which means they can just come into your opinion. what we have to do, did i boss human know, with it work console open taishan and development. kind of is to possibility this european political community because of that is important for asked ability and our security long side this you have states who are already have some sort of darted procedures for you of accession who are about to join you he, i think they have to go to the end that them and not to divert this. and the question is how we do those who have not yet gone along. this path is supposed fully crenza posted at including in the western borchers. albuquerque

energy integration, solidarity within europe, energy solidarity in order to be able to move forward together with infrastructure and connections to nist. if i can help take on freedom in our opa at this moment, there is a war in europe. we are supporting and standing with ukraine, with supporting them with financial and humanitarian support and weapons. we have to do everything to avoid that was spilling over to other countries. therefore, we will be discussing our investments and to ukraine. and of course, with german french weapons projects will be discuss. natasha butler has this update from paris. was very significant, a manual micro going to her berlin. it is something that he did in 2017 when he was 1st elected his presence. there's no code. it's no surprise that he chose berlin once again off to his re election as his 1st overseas trip. this is about a matter with michael on delilah. what he sees is the fundamental importance of the franco german relationship, not just as a bilateral relationship, but also as a relationship which really defines in some ways we've seen so ofte

in solidarity with castilian, went to ana, al jazeera journalist, sharina, who actually was shot dead by israeli forces. ah, i'm carry, jones. this is al jazeera life and also coming out of the decades of neutrality, sweden and finland seek nato membership in response to russia's invasion of ukraine . this would be a historic moment. their membership in a to would increase our shared security and barley withdraws our regional ministry of nines, which is fighting armed groups in the south region ah marches, marking the 74th anniversary of the creation of the state of israel, known to palestinians as not by or catastrophe of ended in violence. israeli forces injured the several palestinians. the test isn't occupied. westbank . they were reading the settlement from the city of ramada on sunday, as increased tension this year of the owners here, a journalist schuman, i was shot dead by israeli forces. restoration is ready students commemorating and what arrested that of the university on sunday of the confrontations with right wing activists thinking counter protests is really me to repor

this is my solidarity and my small contribution. in the huge struggle waged by the ukrainian people, we fully support you, be sure that the hungarians and the people of hungary are in solidarity with you and we hope that very soon this tragedy, this war will end, the ukrainian people will be reborn with a new energy and new opportunities are the new world, and in the end, i want to assure you that when they start considering the issue of ukraine's membership in the european union, hungary will support it with matches . and diartok talked about hungary's support and hungary's help in this rather difficult time for ukraine, they touched on several controversial and difficult issues in the relations between our two countries, but they reached an agreement on thank you i personally and the entire ukrainian people for the help that hungary gives us well, let's conclude with this until the next meetings , my name is yuriy fizer, the war in ukraine is the main topic for ukrainians, victories and losses, analysis and forecasts , politics and geopolitics, we will talk about all this serhii ru

a globalization based on solidarity which benefits all citizens in all parts of the world. we need an intelligent globalization with modern rules and new forms of cooperation. i want to illustrate what i mean with three examples. take climate change, we all know that if we fail to meet the climate goals, the world is heading to disaster. at the same time, leaders in developed countries often tell me we need fossil fuels to take advantage of our development opportunities, just as you have done for a period of 150 years. our companies in the industrialized countries, if you impose even tougher climate rules, it is possible be entire industrial sectors will be relocated where the rules are more lax. carbon leakage is the key word here. we have to resolve these conflicting interests. we have to do that as corporations. we set a goal of making the g7 a core of implementing the paris climate goal at an expired -- accelerated pace. this club is open to all countries that commit to certain minimum standards. that way we can create a level playing field and present different rules t

so i think the european understanding of who is worthy of solidarity and attraction should not be thein that convert -- should not be the only voice in the conversation. hashem: parvati, how to move forward? because you get a sense that the international community is having an issue particularly when it comes to impunity. you look at places like yemen, like syria. millions of people were killed, hundreds of thousands displaced. and ultimately, the international community is not doing what it should to prevent those atrocities from being done again and again. guest: absolutely. i would agree with you. and i agree also with what has been said just now about the fact that the ukrainian displacement, horrible and tragic as it is, is only a recent tape to this massive iceberg. the vast majority of displaced people are in developing countries. many are in africa but also latin america. we have venezuelans, cubans, a large number of people on the move in latin america, asia, the rohingya crisis has been existing for a long time. wherever you go now, there is the presence of the refugee being

our alliance is an exemplary model of such solidarity. korea and the u.s. are comprehensive strategic allies stand ready to meet these , challenges collectively and shape a rules-based order in the process. these aspirations that president biden and i share are well reflected in the joint statement we are adopting today. in the negotiations leading up to the joint statement, our two countries' deputies have trust and -- have exhibited trust and partnership which i note with appreciation. sustainable peace on the peninsula is underpinned by the principled and consistent policy towards north korea. in lockstep coordination with the biden administration, i commit to resolutely safeguard peace on the peninsula and encourage north korea to come forward to engage in practical cooperation. i will exert diplomatic endeavor to that and end. -- to that end. we reiterated our common goal of the complete denuclearization of the dprk. there is no compromise for security under this shared belief we concurred that the strong deterrence against north korea is paramount. pr

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you're by thanking you warmly for the marble solidarity that japan showed by diverting some of it's l n. g supplies to europe. it was at a crucial time for us at the height of the european heating season. and we will not forget this. this shows the power and the solidarity of democracies working together and joining me enough and to care for more on this is mito rocha. he's an associate professor at care university and specializes and international security and the european politics, professor rocha japan and the you have always been close partners. but what impact has 2 years of covered 19 and the ukraine war had on this partnership? gave you credit war. he has a lot of a big impact on the either japan relationship, which is the theme as a sort of a catalyst for more contact and more closer coordination between the 2. because they're what we athene now is an unprecedented level of coordination and dialogue between the 2 partners, mainly young ukraine, economic sanctions against the grain. but at the same time, in the g 7 context as will depend on the e l. d d part of g 7 process on t

this shows the power and the solidarity of democracy's working together. and gentlemen, often talk care for more on this is meter rule. he's an associate professor at care university and specializes in international security and european politics, professor, okra, japan and the you have always been close partners. but what impact has 2 years of go over 19 and the ukraine war had on this partnership gave you credit war. he has a lot of a big impact on the e, the japan relationship, which is the scene as a sort of a catalyst for more contact and more closer coordination between the 2. because they're what we athene now is an unprecedented level of coordination and dialogue between the 2 partners, mainly young ukraine, economic sanctions against the grain. but at the same time, in the g 7 context as will depend on the e l. d d part of g 7 pro says sunday, answer in the context of g 7. know we have seen a huge number of 4 minutes of meetings and some meetings this at a level of coordination and cooperation between japan, andi both bilaterally and will say in t

and brutalizing under the streets of keys, irish rock legends, you to put on a musical show of solidarity in a metro station. making it perfectly clear that they to stand with ukraine. ah aah! or europe has been mocking the 77th anniversary of the end of the 2nd world war. german chancellor, olaf schoultz has made a key note tv address. he says vladimir putin cannot win the warrant. ukraine, he also added that putin likens the conflict to the fight against nazi germany. but schoultz says this is a falsification of history. auster how to we have learned a crucial lesson from the disastrous history of our country. between 1033 and 945. it is never again, never again war. never again, genocide, never again. tyranny. although and yet it has happened again war in europe. ukrainian president zalinski referred to this to day or 2 in the, in the current situation, this can only mean defending justice and liberty. i have on the side of those under attack. we support ukraine in the battle against the aggressor. not to do so, would be tantamount to capitulating to unbridled violence, and would embol

residents of the solidarity caught vsu in the deliberate shelling of their own territories.rue, the ukrainian propaganda tried to pass off a rocket arrival on the territory of the plant as russian aggression, but they did not succeed, and it was all to blame. here are the shots taken by local residents, the shank from the rocket is clearly visible , which is in service, just the ukrainian army with similar shells of the apu, regularly covers its own civilians, one has only to recall the monstrous shelling of the railway station in kramatorsk, then dozens of people died from the actions of the bloody, than freak throwers from the network. we don’t know how we liked the game arma 3, but it’s not the first time that footage from this shooter is passed off as a real battle. in ukraine, the propagandists of the neighboring country decided this. and now a whole american general has joined them. let retired barry macaffrey post this screen as a real air superiority of the ukrainian side the post of the former military man, who already has four stars on the page, soon disappeared fr

especially important , the csto member states showed in january of this year a revenue similar to solidarityyou remember the events in kazakhstan, the timeliness, the promptness of this step , the close allied ties, the viability of the potential , were clearly demonstrated to the whole world security organization and its state, no one in the west even dared, thought to get involved in that situation, because together we are strong. however, is it possible today to assert that we are together in our organization and are still bound by bonds of solidarity and support. how do recent events show from our point of view? maybe i 'm wrong, it seems not? why is it worth the prohibition by individual partners in an accident of flights to them by aircraft of national airlines of other member states of this organization? on the background the most severe savage sanctions pressure from the side of the consolidated west, the postulates of unity and solidarity work far, not always. this can be seen, unfortunately, according to the voting of international organizations with the tacit consent of our partne