you're talking about solidarity... warwick. you're talking about solidarity. . ._ solidarity..._ solidarity... what you want to change? the protests - solidarity... what you want to i change? the protests started... solidarity... what you want to - change? the protests started... the sark of change? the protests started... the spark of the — change? the protests started... the spark of the protest _ change? the protests started... the spark of the protest over _ change? the protests started... the spark of the protest over mahsa - spark of the protest over mahsa amini, a girl in tehran arrested for the hijab, and because she did not wear the hijab, according to place observations, she was beaten to death and people started coming out to the street and people joined across iran in solidarity. this is a progress that has been turning into an almost revolution. it started against the morality police and the hijab law but now it is against the entirety of the regime. what we want to see is the changing of the entirety of the regime and changing the way people are treated inside iran

he said we needed a september 12 day to remember our solidarity.ost: you did a study of muslim americans and i wanted to put on the screen one of the things you found in the survey and i want you to talk a little bit about it. muslim americans are more likely to say that mistreatment of muslim americans defined the period immediately after the 9/11 attacks. 60 4% of muslim americans compared to less than half of americans overall believe muslim americans feel a lot of prejudice in america today. guest: this speaks to what i was saying about the need to add complexity to how we remember 9/11 because we want to remember this profound sense of unity, we want this story of camaraderie to inspire arrests today but that sense of unity did not extend to all people and we too often failed to live up to our best ideals and how we treated muslim americans. we see that very clearly in the data. muslim americans

the biggest strength will come from solidarity. the best strategy is to stick together and the only way forward is through cooperation. it is natural that countries may have their differences and problems but they should increase mutual spending on the basis of equality and respect. we should engage in dialogue, consultation and we reject conflict and a zero-sum game. we should jointly oppose group politics and a block confrontation. we must strengthen solidarity and oppose division. president xi stated the countries around the world are like passengers on the same ship who share a common stake. all of us should pull together to navigate the ship towards a bright future. the world must embrace diverse civilizations in order to make continuous advances and mankind must pursue an inclusive path to achieve modernization. peace, development, fairness, justice, democracy and freedom are common values of humanity. different system should not be used as an excuse to create division. democracy and human rights should be used as tools or we

they still haven't used this piece and solidarity id reg between one another. and this is what i like much. unfortunately, we open pray that a fair and a permanent peace and prosperity will be established in cashmere. if you like. i would like to extend our condolences, sincerely triple the people of pakistan because of a disaster flood that they had experienced quite recently. and after the flag, we had launched humanitarian 8 campaigns which are still sustained. and we would like to call out to the international community to home, put it on as they are going through the most unfortunate and, and painful time. a little hinge of muslims lose will have to go back to their mother lands in a safe, secure, and a voluntary and electrified fashion. and we are supporting that in every extent possible what not to learn. when on the you know, and we are very sensitive towards her, the protection of the fundamental rights and liberties of the muslim migrant, her throat. if you live in such a way that will never threaten the territorial integrity and sovereignty of china

around the world and here in the bay area, protesters are standing in solidarity with iranian women, taking to the streets the last two weeks demanding change and outraged by the death of police for not wearing a headscarf. so we are going to do a segment on that because that is also extending to the bay area. we have a protest coming up tomorrow. joining us is clinical psychologist. thanks for your time. tell us who she was because this all started with massa. >> she was a young 22-year-old woman who was killed by the morality police in iran on september 13. and every day and night there have been protesters bravely confronting the state security forces that have shown total brutality. >> they arrested her for wearing her headscarf wrong? >> they did not like the way she was dressed. >> is there any theological basis for enforcing headscarf wearing in islam? >> i am hardly a muslim scholar. to my knowledge, there is not. there are millions of muslims living around the world, some of whom choose to wear the headscarf and some who don't. in iran, it is mandatory and has been for sever

that is european solidarity and practice. hon members. the last 2 years have shown how much europe can achieve when it is united. after an unprecedented pandemic, our economic output overtook pre crisis level in record time. we went from having no vaccines to securing over 4000000000 of these life vedic and saving vaccines for europeans and for the whole world. and in record time, we came up with sure. so that people could stay in that jobs even if the company had run out of work. we were in the deepest recession since world war 2. and we achieved the fastest recovery since the post war boom. and all that was possible because we all rallied behind a common recovery plan. next generation e. u has been a boost of confidence for our economy. and it's journey has only just begun so far . 100000000000 years have been dispersed for member states to member states. this means 700000000000 euros. still haven't flown into our economy. next generation, you will guarantee a constant stream of investment to sustain jobs and growth. it means relief far

and that can only be possible through international cooperation and solidarity. and we need to assume a just and fair approach towards one another. against the challenges that identify our common fate, we need to move together as turkey. we are willing to showcase this will. as we have done during the pandemic, and during the crisis of climate change. also, we had proven our stance was we were fighting against the crisis created as a result of the russian ukrainian conflict. the ukrainian conflict is exceeding the 7th month threshold. and we think that the your will never have a triumph and a fair peace process will not have a loser. this is important because we are always underlining the significance of diplomacy in the settlement of the disputes through dialogue. once and for all. that's why we got together the parties in untimely diplomacy forum and then in the stumble, to become facilitators in a reconciliation process. as a result of the heavy air efforts that we had enlisted together with the gym as secretary general with managed to export ukrainian grain t

in a spirit of unity belonging together and solidarity solidarity between countries and nations, they were more than 2 murdered, cruelly and cold launched by palestinians palestinian ever organization. only because they were jews only because they worked on israel. is this brutal and massacre at brian lee? your money and it, the life of 11 is really sports man and of a german police officer. and this was a disastrous surge human tragedy. and that church shattered to morality and values that was disregarded human dignity. at the moment when the spirit of humanity was lost, this was the moment when the torch of the olympic games was existing, wished for us as a nation to country. this massacre was a national catastrophe. it this desecrated an inviolable olympic union and solidarity the symbol of sports and it only stained it, flag with blood. the flag with the 5 olympic rings will never be the same as before . for decades, germany as a federal stem president stein my already said for decades and germany and the international impact committee have failed to remember the 11 athletes, the

so much international solidarity.omen are at the frontlines and i manning this moment open up a eater coersation, t just about rality police and mandatory dress codes, but the inteections of socioeconomic class on women's bodies, labor juice, ecomic justice, and reallyalking about progress and moving forward on a systemic level and there should be no gender delay and that con verstaion -- conversation. amy: video by world-renowned oscar winning iranian filmmaker asghar farhadi released a video calling on artists around the world to declare their solidarity with the protesters in iran. >> they have clearly reached a landmark. [indiscernible] everyone who believes human dignity and freedom to and in solidarity with the powerful and brave women and men of iran the recording video or writing or any other way. juan: hoda katebi, your response? also the issue of the level of surveillance by the relative police, wrote that "early this month, the government announced it will start using facial recognition technology in public

also asking rich nations not to forget about climate change and to make sure that they so solidarity when it comes to compensating for those devastating effects in poor countries as well. there was dw michelle kristen reporting for us from new york. thank you for your assessment. russian security forces have arrested more than 1000 people, protesting against the mobilization of reservists to fight new crane. president vladimir putin said he was calling up an extra 300000 back of personnel with the him of liberating the eastern bung boss region where ukrainian forces are staging a counter offensive. western leaders say that the call is in response to russian losses on the battlefield. yes, vladimir prudence, latest degree is not going unchallenged in russia, but the states crackdown is hard. none the less the crudest monitoring groups as mass arrests have been made across the country, including in moscow. yes, well, i'm not afraid. i'm not a friend of anything. the most valuable thing that they can take from us is the life of our children. i won't give them my child's life. you wouldn

the solidarity is are different. -- no— of the solidarity is are different. -- no longer— of the solidarityand russia but also domestic relations —— matters of relations with the eu. listen to this from iain duncan smith... you're staring into the grave, either you stay together or you are going to be in it. ithink together or you are going to be in it. i think that is one of the most galvanising features. the fact that you have 18 months and do not have time for rows. let's speak to joe mayes, uk politics reporter at bloomberg, and caitlin doherty, reporter at politics home. pretty... framing the next months as an existential period for the conservatives. i an existential period for the conservatives.— an existential period for the conservatives. i think it is fair, because this — conservatives. i think it is fair, because this is _ conservatives. i think it is fair, because this is a _ conservatives. i think it is fair, because this is a party - conservatives. i think it is fair, because this is a party that - conservatives. i think it is fair, j because this is a party that has been deep

and but her speech was also supposed to, to send a signal, a message of courage and solidarity. she was trying to convince her audience that the european union can prevail and continue supporting ukraine. if all member states stand together and are united. now, she used her speech alexander, to confirm that a deep and comprehensive electricity market reform is plan. so let's take a quite listen to what she said. in these times, it is wrong to receive extraordinary record revenues and profits benefiting from war and on the back of our consumers. in these times, profits must be shared and channeled to those who need it most. so she's talking there about a cap on electricity produces profits. alexandra, can you tell us how united is europe in terms of energy policies? well, when we speak about this one, a concrete measure cap or a tags on windfall, revenues of companies that produce energy at a lower price and still profit from soaring gas prices. i think that we can stay that most member states would be on board because of course, they are concerned that consumers and small busine

all ukrainians, glory to a country of european heroes. slaver, ukrainian funder lion said the you solidarity with ukraine would remain unshakable, promising an additional $100000000.00 euros to rebuild ukrainian schools. but she didn't announce any new sanctions or new weapons delivery will have repeatedly demanded by the government and keith. instead, she focused on the challenges the youth facing like the energy crisis, with more and more consumers struggling to pay their bills, the commission wants to reduce overall electricity consumption, help companies who have liquidity problems, and introduce a cap on windfall profits. in these times, it is wrong to receive extraordinary record revenues and profits benefiting from war and on the back of our consumers. in these times, prophets must be shared and channeled to those who need it most and proposal that could raise more than $140000000000.00 euros to cash in the low up skyrocketing energy prices fund alliance at a measure welcomed by many u. lawmakers urgent with a set of measures that all will help on the one side decrease demands on the

he said we needed a september 12 day to remember our solidarity. a study of muslim americans and i wanted to put on the screen one of the things you found in the survey and i want you to talk a little bit about it. muslim americans are more likely to say that mistreatment of muslim americans defined the period immediately after the 9/11 attacks. 60 4% of muslim americans compared to less than half of americans overall believe muslim americans feel a lot of prejudice in america today. guest: this speaks to what i was saying about the need to add complexity to how we remember 9/11 because we want to remember this profound sense of unity, we want this story of camaraderie to inspire arrests today but that sense of unity did not extend to all people and we too often failed to live up to our best ideals and how we treated muslim americans. we see that very clearly in the data. muslim americans are much more likely to identify the mistreatment. all of us could do more to remember that. the other interesting finding we found in the data was him someone wa

that is, we see the absence of solidarity, in fact, solidarity is such a propaganda jopil, which is hardly. ok then. look at the last 7 years. how did solidarity manifest itself on the issue of migration? not to mention propagandists and how much information is being presented here, but in general, about what is happening there are situations in russia in ukraine, how much it differs from reality, in your opinion, well, firstly, most russian tv channels, including yours, have a very limited amount of information here. uh and against the russian media are simply inaccessible to local consumers in those that are here, which never ceases to be praised with its objectivity. here they cover the next events in ukraine, for example, and 90% talk about the ukrainian point of view, and then a tongue twister that about russia - it does not recognize and the point goes further let's go, that is, there is a strict limitation of quality and yes, the amount of information is absolutely right. quite right. total control no freedom of the press. yes , what kind of freedom in the movement or freedom of t

johnson is committed to solidarity and corporation without the countries to will follow the trend of the times and pursue the shared interests of the 1st majority of the country. is u ha. china has been engaging in building global peace . we have been actively promoted, phoned to national peace and participated international arms control. disarmament and non proliferation rose as his daughter. china is the top contributor of peacekeeping personnel among the people i've learned. he is the 2nd largest founding contributor home to both d u n. and his piece cleaning operations. the china is my only country in the world . the pledges to keep you a part of peaceful development in his constitution. that is the only one from him on the 5, he'll clear weapons days that he's committed through to no personal use of nuclear weapons. he has thus made important contribution to global strategic instability engine in response to the various security challenges on presidency proposed on the global security initiative can record on the international community to pursue your commons from comprehensive

let's start with your line of solidarity what's the news on earth good afternoon olga well, if from my direction i can say that everything was fine with us, god almighty. this means that our units are engaged in very serious battles every day, which means that, uh, the enemy is trying to press on from all sides, as they say. every day we destroy the maximum number of the enemy and no one goes anywhere with his equipment. nobody retreats. everything is beautiful. uh, i want to note that u really uh, the masculinity of our fighters is fighters there, and the second corps of the lc. it gives a very serious result, and as i understand it, the enemy does too. uh, if you look at what pace, what serious forces he has for us throws, too, perceives us in earnest. so , everything will be very good. how many vushniks are resisting you right now , as for the forces that were transferred to help you, these are our reserve forces. how many soldiers are we talking about when they will be at the front and what are your immediate plans, in particular for solidarity? well, uh, i'll say, so, well, the ex

it is story of heart character solidarity. they showed every one what's your pins can achieve when we rally around a common cause? this is your spirit, a union that stands strong together a union that prevents together long live europe. thank you. that said he just joined us. we'll be watching the european commissioner, president osa, on the line delivering a state of the union address in which he said or united europe will prevail over russian president vladimir putin in this annual a speech to the european parliament as sort of until i went on to say that europe had shown courage and strength falling brushes, invasion of you train of it much was at stake, not just for ukraine, but also for your and the world. the a you commission president. so i went on to say that russia's war on ukraine was also a war on europe's economy. and on its values, much is at stake. not just for ukraine, but for all of europe and our world at large. and we will be tested tested by those who want to exploit any kind of division between us. and this

union has shown in supporting ukraine and the same solidarity that it must show now in overcoming theficulties today, oh, what they were moods of meps so we repeatedly talked on our air about the fact that in the european parliament of this convocation there are many radical political forces and a number of politicians from the camp that can conventionally be called friends of moscow, but how unanimous the support of kyiv was quite unanimous, so the wunderlyans were criticized, they mentioned the mistakes first of all, the same mistakes that the fonderlyan herself spoke about, sometimes they criticized the lack of determination in the proposals for how to solve internal problems, but you know, just to feel the atmosphere in the hall, let's watch one fragment, that defonderlyan turned to elena of zelenska, who, i will remind you, was the guest of honor at today's event, when addressing her, she actually addressed all ukrainians, and after that, well, just pay attention to the reaction of my hall dear olena zelenska, it took a lot of courage to stand up to putin's brutality, but you fou

a powerful projectile with a caliber of 152 mm flew towards the solidar, and according to the positionsartillerymen, the distance to them was less than 10 km. such blows seriously complicate them work, and the allied forces are allowed to move in the direction of solidarity target 08 37, artillery pieces, full fragmentation charge work on the accumulation of enemy manpower and equipment. according to the latter , high-explosive ammunition is used. independence from armor from nothing is a complete gap. uh-huh in general. they will be left with nothing with the commander of the artillery battalion of the people's militia of the lpr. we move between the batteries, he commands three at once. tabul is his call sign to serve. went back in 2014. he says on the front line he is helped by two higher education and language skills engineering education. mathematics artillery work is the work of an artillery signal officer - this is mathematics, geometry, and humanitarian education. perhaps, of course. if, in order to obtain information, if four guns were taken prisoner in each battery, all experi

a powerful projectile with a caliber of 152 mm flew towards the solidarity. according to the positions of the gunners of the armed forces, they were less than 10 km away. such strikes seriously complicate their work, and the allied forces are allowed to advance in the solidarity direction, the target is 0.8, 37, artillery pieces, full fragmentation charge work on the accumulation of enemy manpower and equipment. according to the latter , high-explosive ammunition is used. independence from armor from nothing in a complete gap. yeah, they will be left with nothing with the commander of the artillery battalion of the people's militia of the lc. we move between the batteries, he commands three at once. tabul is his call sign is to serve. he went back in 2014 to speak at the forefront with the help of two higher educations and knowledge of languages ​​engineering education. mathematics artillery work is the work of an artillery signal officer - this is mathematics, geometry, and humanitarian education. perhaps, of course, if communication. information, if four gu

jointly oppose group politics and the block confrontation you 5th time, we must strengthen the solidarity and oppose division president. she is dated. the countries around the world like passengers on the same ship, to share a common mistake and all of us should pull together to navigate the ship to storm, toward a bright future. world must embrace diverse, the limitations in order to make continuous advances. and mankind must feel an inclusive path in order to achieve modernization piece, development furnace, justice, democracy and freedom. a common values of humanity to difference in system should not be used as an excuse to create division. still as should democracy and human rights be used as tools or weapons to achieve political and we should stand against a drawing. i don't logical lines and expand the common ground to promote world peace and development. do 6. we must uphold equity and oppose bullying. mutual respect and the equity of countries began small as a primary principle of the un charter. major international issues should be handled by all countries and international roars

i show solidarity and work with our sister _ show solidarity and work with our sister unions in particularions in particular all the time and just this week i met with striking _ time and just this week i met with striking dock workers in liverpool and felixstowe. three miles down the coast you _ and felixstowe. three miles down the coast you have ports that are earning — coast you have ports that are earning millions of pounds in profits— earning millions of pounds in profits and have just received an enormous — profits and have just received an enormous tax cut from the chancellor in terms _ enormous tax cut from the chancellor in terms of— enormous tax cut from the chancellor in terms of the corporation tax cut, whilst _ in terms of the corporation tax cut, whilst their— in terms of the corporation tax cut, whilst their workers are on strike because — whilst their workers are on strike because they are on minimum wage and not receiving _ because they are on minimum wage and not receiving a cost of living pay rise _ not receiving a cost of living pay rise that — not receiving a cost of l

calling for solidarity for intellectuals across the world.from all around the world, from all countries, anyone — the world, from all countries, anyone who believes that human dignity— anyone who believes that human dignity and freedom to stand in solidarity— dignity and freedom to stand in solidarity with the powerful and brave women and men iran. this is their responsibility, human responsibility. what's the difference between these protests and the ones we saw in 2019? how does this compare? we can see a more _ how does this compare? we can see a more diverse _ how does this compare? we can see a more diverse tomographyl see a more diverse tomography in these protest, more of a presence of women up in the front. there are videos of women going on top of the police cars and chanting against the regime, against the leader, against the police. this is not something we have seenin this is not something we have seen in iran that much. we can seen in iran that much. we can see the presence of teenagers or very young people who are not necessaril

simply an solidarity with the people of iran.d to wear a headscarf out of respect for a man who doesn't respect the rights of his people or women in general. amna: you are currently starring in the "lord of the rings" tv series and when it launched, you said you were dedicating your work, you were inspired by brave women in iran who you say risk everything for a better tomorrow. how worried are you that they will face another brutal crackdown as they have in the past? nazanin: i am extremely worried. when people have nothing left to lose, they will risk everything, they have nothing else to risk. that's what we are seeing. when authoritative states crackdown to this degree where people feel hopeless and they have nothing left to lose, they -- people will stand up. amna: nazanin boniadi joining us tonight. thank you for your time. nazanin: thank you. ♪ judy: a judge in baltimore has overturned the murder conviction of adnan syed, who was convicted in the 1999 murder of his high school classmate, hae min lee. it's a case that has r

uh, the solidar is being successfully stormed.en, because a is the main node of the enemy's defense. if we take skyscrapers. well, i don’t think it will be fast, but nevertheless, if we take skyscrapers, everything is in solidarity, fell, then we surround bakhmut, and even if we, uh, really, everything will be fine. i am very much on it. i hope for this battle, like balakley, a raisin of a purchase, and the enemy’s reserves, will be defeated further, we can proceed according to plan. as they say, the kramatorsk operation is famous for it, but for this, as they say, we still need to win there. i hope that everything will be all right. well, as it were, i, of course, was very worried for 2 days, but now today i see very good news appears, which even here does not just calm me down, but inspires very good optimism. well, there is also an advance in the f9 area. here e we took a few key ones. a stronghold, but the large anthill of yuzhneevka is one of the most important points of the enemy’s defense, which allows us to go further alre

you're talking about solidarity... what you want to change? the protests started...ccording to morality police observations, she was beaten to death and people started coming out to the street and people joined across iran in solidarity. this is a protest that has been turning into an almost revolution. it started against the morality police and the hijab law but now it is against the entirety of the regime. what we want to see is the changing of the entirety of the regime and changing the way people are treated inside iran and what we want is solidarity and support from people around the world. a search for survivors is continuing after a boat carrying migrants sank off the syrian coast. latest reports say 86 people have died, many of them children. the boat set off from tripoli in northern lebanon on tuesday with more than a hundred people on board. the migrants are believed to have been lebanese, syrians, and palestinians heading for europe. at least 20 survivors have been taken to hospital. 0ur middle east correspondent lina sinjab reports. another boat sinking,

the least we can do on the west is to show solidarity to the people inside iran.a: let me ask you about this enforcement of compulsory hijab inside iran, because officials there defend it. they say it is part of iranian culture. you and many others in the diaspora have taken to social media to dispel that. you have been sharing pictures of your own families before the revolution, before 1979, one of your grandmother, your aunt, your mother, we're seeing there, your mom working in 1975, your parents' wedding. what is important to understand about the role of hijab in iran and iranian culture? nazanin: i think, before 1979, when women had the freedom to choose, you saw a coexistence of women who chose to wear the hijab and women who didn't wear the hijab coexisting peacefully together. there was a freedom of choice. and that's what we're fighting for. i think it -- to a call it a cultural dress code of kinds, which the former foreign minister zarif and countless other iranian officials have tried to sort of tell the wide world, the global public, that's a myth, that

oh, by the way, solidarity is now attacking solidarity , very good successes were the day before south, as i understand it, they will be among them, because part of the forces that would have been in reserve , but used here, they are now transferred to the kharkov direction. that is, this is what is trying, by the way, a very important point, which concerns us all informer. we need to really show all sides of this problem and show that it’s really not everything, because now we are trying to push it to come, not everything is so bad to. it’s put to cut in fact, now there is such a very serious counter-game to win. eh, you can do everything and you can also lose everything, well, i risk the enemy, of course, much more, because for him this is the last reserve. and remember, we are with you for a few more years. oh my god a few months ago. yes, we talked with you about the battle for the donbass, this is what it is. as i understand it, an attempt by the enemy to disrupt our offensive. donbass which is already underway. so i said that we are advancing in the area of ​​​​southern bakhmut.

just human solidarity with the human human feeling of sorrow that we have as well as all normal peoplethe world. secondly, it is all the more important that the russian federation is our strategic ally, and in it was committed, but an act of horrendous terrorism with the aim of intimidating the russian people in order to provoke. eh, discontent discontent is possible, and to achieve, thereby, political goals in connection with the republic, we still did not learn with such pain about the tragedy that happened. in one of the izhevsk schools, it’s hard to perceive everything that happened to other people’s children. therefore, everyone perceives what happened as their personal tragedy and the entire belarusian people , together with the inhabitants of the republic of udmurtia from all over russia, will deeply offend, and what happened belarusian union gathered to express solidarity with russian mothers. whose schoolchildren were the victims of the tragedy, in order to support them and share this pain with them, women, of course, could not remain without participants in this tragedy. and

uh, if possible, another card is solidarity and bakhmut in the kurdyumovka area.day comes uh. the battle for the mayorsky microdistrict and the battle for zaitsev begins, this offensive is underway, we are bypassing it. here is the fortified area, we break through to its rear in fact. and if we have this the operation will succeed in the solidar defense line, the bakhmut will collapse, moreover, that now the second lugansk and army corps are successfully storming the solidar. some blocks of high-rise buildings have already been taken. and this node is the main node of the enemy's defense. if we take skyscrapers. well, i don’t think it will be fast, but nevertheless, if we take high-rise buildings, everything solid further, we surround the bakhmut, and if we have er, really, everything will be fine. i'm very into it. i hope for this battle, like balakley izyum kupyansk, and the enemy’s reserves will be defeated further, we can proceed according to plan, as they say, let's slim down the kramatorsk operation, but for this, as they say, we still need to win there. i h

we highly appreciate the solidarity and support of the eu in the field of trade. the unprecedented measures for temporary liberalization of trade already provide ukrainian producers with concrete opportunities to increase exports. to the european union strengthen our economy and contribute to further integration into the eu internal market, i am sure that these measures within the framework economic visa-free will be the first step on the way to the full and permanent liberalization of trade between ukraine and the european union, among our strategic priorities is also the conclusion of the acca agreement, and we welcome the resumption of the mission of the preliminary assessment of quality infrastructure and count on the completion of the work as soon as possible from the end of june 22 in 2018, ukraine also joined the agreement on the liberalization of road freight transport, or the so-called visa-free transport, we are grateful to the european union for that and also for the solidarity ways initiative, which is designed to facilitate the export of ukrainian agr

our solidarity lions, our big success, and building on all of that. the commission will work with ukraine to go a step further and to ensure a seamless access to the single market of the european union. our single market is one of your ubs, great to success stories. we know the power that lays lies in the single market. so now it is time to make it a success story far ukrainian friends to. and this is why today i am going to give to discuss all this with president zalinski and to show him what the single market is as a potential for ukraine's future to my own remembers. one lesson from this war is we should have listened to those who know, putting to annapolis cost scale and all the russian journalists who exposed the crimes and paid the ultimate price to our friends in ukraine mode of georgia and the opposition in bella homes. we should have listened to the voices inside ours union in poland, in the baltics and all across central and eastern europe. they have been telling us for years that put in would not stop and they act accordingly. our friends i

germany and to remind the german chancellor and also the german people of the necessity to show solidarity. and more concretely, of course, to deliver those heavy weapons. those modern tanks that he says, ukraine desperately needs. he said we've shown that we can push back the russian military, but we need to seize this momentum. and modern combat tanks would help us tremendously . and he addressed chancellor charles, personally and said, you are on the right side of history. you have shown solidarity with ukraine, but of course now you need to strengthen this position by delivering what we need and to please let us do this together. this was his message and actually there was quite a bit of tension here in the room because the representative from poland and the us were also here. and mr. glitch could thank them explicitly. but he, at this message of warning to the germans, essentially because he said that he can tell that people here are beginning to get tired of the war in ukraine, and that they're more worried about rising energy prices, et cetera. but that the people in ukraine don't h

and i stand here with a conviction that risk the necessary courage and with the necessary solidarity put in will fail. and ukraine and europe will prevail. correspondent alexander for norman, followed that speech and strasburg and gave us her thoughts. well, i think we have to say that this speech that we heard today was totally different from the one that we heard here last year when the mood was more optimistic with their covet 19 restrictions being ease where the vaccination drive in full swing and the economy growing again, now the european union has to deal with the brutal war on its doorsteps, and it's facing as severe energy crisis. so those are the challenges that or the la funder lion addressed in her speech. that speech, however, i still was a message sending a message of solidarity and courage, as we just heard, because she was trying to convince her her audience that europe can prevail as long as the european union and their member states are standing together. and the war in ukraine has prompted changes in all sorts of ways across the block amongst which are sort of unde

he was speaking on a visit to berlin, where he thanked germans for their solidarity and support for his country. it was a stark contrast to earlier in the war when keith was critical of germany's slow response from her biding military aid. hasty, highest ranking ukrainian politician to visit germany since the outbreak of the war . after months of frosty relations with germany, ukraine's prime minister came to berlin. that is to me how i met with german chancellor olafson and a push for more and heavier weapons. she, hal himself is offered to send germany more electricity from its nuclear power stations to help with its transition away from russian energy. he also thank the german government for the new 200000000 dollar a packet to help ukraine's internally displaced people. meanwhile, in the western city of cologne, hundreds of prices as much for the exact opposite that demanding a halting weapons deliveries and went gas coming in from russia. again, i was friends, i'm far, it's very simple. i'm a baker sanders, and i will probably no longer have a job at the end of the year because gas

fund, a lion and ukraine's 1st lady allan as elin hska, as symbolic gesture to emphasize europe solidarity with the people of ukraine at this crucial moment of the war, you have given courage to a whole nation. you have given a voice to your people on a global stage. you have given hope to all of us. so today we want to thank you and all ukrainians, glory to a country of european heroes. flava ukraine funded lion said the you solidarity with ukraine would remain unshakable, promising an additional $100000000.00 euros to rebuild ukrainian schools. but she didn't announce any new sanctions or new weapons delivery will have repeatedly demanded by the government and keith. instead, she focused on the challenges the youth facing like the energy crisis. with more and more consumers struggling to pay their bills, the commission wants to reduce overall electricity consumption, help companies who have liquidity problems and introduce a cap on windfall profits. in these times, it is wrong to receive extraordinary record revenues and profits benefiting from war and on the back of our consumers. in th

it's griffin, solidarity with mother, a mini, the young it onion woman who died in the custody of it on morality. police, her alleged grind, not reading her head scarf properly. anger is widespread protest, thought it up to it, grows it on. and women out at the forefront. their demand waiting to hear concealing her job should be a joy. not a lot. oh. in it, on oil, women are required to cover that hits regardless of their fit. he had to hitch about the edge bar forward has never been effective anywhere in the world. and her job should not be a law. on a job, the job is a choice. it shouldn't be forced what i like to wait it. others might not learn, obviously toggled with martha. i mean that has outreach very white. the u. s. president joe biden, in his address to the un general assembly, expressed solidarity a bit that protested and with the brave citizens, the brave women of iran who right now are demonstrating shaquira their basic rights it on faith. it is investigating that, that of martha, meaning an a key was the west of hypocrisy. john would either on consider the double standa

— calling for solidarity for intellectuals across the world. rights — —— artists, filmmakers, civil rights activists from all around the world, from all countries. anyone who believes that human dignity and freedom to stand in solidarity with the powerful and brave women and men of iran. this is their responsibility, a human responsibility. we saw significant protests in 2019 in iran. how does this compare three years on? we can see a more diverse demographic in these protests, more of a presence of women up in the front. there are videos of women going on top of the police cars and chanting against the regime, against the leader, against the police. this is not something we have seen in iran that much. we can see the presence of teenagers or very young people who are not necessarily organised or identifying themselves with specific leaders or ideologies, but they are basically mostly calling for more room and freedoms to have that the islamic government in iran usually denies, or at least does not validate. we can see the example of mahsa amin

s . president joe biden expressed his solidarity with the iranian protest. is that the un general assembly is there more the international community can do than that? absolutely, and i think that, you know, the focus is more on the european capitals because they don't have this kind of poison relationship as the united states has with iran. and it would be really a good sign of solidarity also for the peaceful protest for iran, if there were no harsh criticism, voice by european capitals that we don't see so far. unfortunately, i'll, if i thought i measured iran, expert and political scientists, thank you for your insights. thank you. germany is well renowned exhibition of contemporary art don't mentor, which has this year been my it in controversy and scandal is coming to a close organizes have spent the past 100 days trying to defend themselves against accusations of anti semitism and censorship. well we take a look now and assess the damage that has been done. hello. 2 this year, instead of inviting establish does the document to wanted to highlight artis

what we need is a winter of solidarity in europe. first of all was our green france. that is one aspect, but also internally among member states and among the citizens who have to care about the poor ones in our society than that is by the idea of having for taxes. the idea of a price cap for russian gas and the idea to lower the impact of the e t. s. costs. so for the mission trade system are good initiatives and we support this as he p on these aspects be fine, but we still have a lot of problems. for example, that macro is refusing to build up a pipeline to spain was created, european energy market gas market that he's refusing, this is really harming the idea of building up a european energy market and been in germany. the government decides to stop to produce nuclear electricity. and on the other hand, asking the netherlands for gasoline charities, and it's not the european way or how we should do it, though, there are still a lot of questions in front of us, but the direction is the right one month and vba, an e u cap on energy company profits could free up as m

the speech of was a laugh on the line was supposed to send a message of courage and solidarity. so how happy are you with what was enough on the line had to say to day also was the presence of her. madame merle zalinski, a life of presidency. lensky from ukraine, sent a very strong message. all the other group leaders we together are united. we are confirming there is a key if momentum, the european union that we are on the side of our crane friends, they are fighting our fight. and that was crystal clear, all of his more extra not to support them to not lose the momentum to support them . now is additional investments in all green, especially in the school sector. front and center of the speech was the current energy pry it price crisis with the consumers more and more consumers struggling to pay their bills and the european commission is now putting forwards some proposals . oddly enough, what we need is a winter of solidarity in europe. first of all was all green france, that is one aspect, but also internally among member states and among the citizens. you have to care about

also asking at rich nations, not to forget about climate change and to make sure that they so solidarity when it comes to compensating for those devastating effects in poor countries as well. that would be w michelle, the trick reporting for us from new york. thank you for your assessment. we turned out to some other stories making headlines around the world. most of a group of around $230.00 pilot whales that beached on the west coast tasmanian, this really our belief perished. locals tried to help the animal before a rescue team arrived. the pilot whales occasionally lose their bearings and beach in large numbers. new york stock prosecutor is suing former u. s. president donald trump for a legend business fraud. a t t a james said trump and 3 of his children exaggerated the net worth by billings of dollars to secure favorable loans for offices seeking $250000000.00 in penalties. this latest legal challenge for former president donald trump, comes after a 3 year long investigation to the terms organizations finances. earlier we spoke to our washington correspondents who missed misconduc