meeting of the committee of ministers of the council of europe, which is taking place today in strasbourg, ended unexpectedly. hungary shelved the final declaration due to disagreement with zelenskyi's peace plan. on the sidelines of the summit , a correspondent of espressa works in europeans institutions of tetyana vysotska, who knows more and will tell us about it. tatiana, my congratulations, so what happened at today's meeting? in fact, the meeting of the committee of ministers of the council of europe really ended today, ended unexpectedly and scandalously. prime minister, former minister of foreign affairs of hungary petro szijártó, speaking at a closed meeting of other ministers of foreign affairs, suddenly called for urgent peace talks between ukraine and russia and also called for an end to the supply of weapons to ukraine. he emphasized that russia should be at the negotiating table and proposed to include this wording in the final version of the resolution of the committee of ministers, which was to be approved today. an offer, of course. sijarto was put to a vote, it was rejec

let me remind you, this was our tatiana vysotska from strasbourg.for now, that's all the news i have for this one an hour see you tomorrow. today in the verdict program with serhii rudenko. the cleaning of the northern outskirts of vovchansk continues. the defense forces foiled the plans of the russian army to quickly capture the city. what could be the consequences of the visiting rate of the supreme commander in kharkiv. in search of a political solution, putin is discussing with xi jinping in beijing the so-called ukrainian crisis, whether american warnings about the inadmissibility of military aid to the kremlin will affect the chinese authorities. the first eviyal outages this year. in several areas hourly electricity supply schedules have been introduced in ukraine. has ukraine drawn conclusions from last year? russian attacks on energy. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program. my name is serhiy rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health, and first of all i congratulate you on vyshyvanka day. for the next two hours, w

i thought they answered to westminster and not to strasbourg.differently, but those actions have consequences . and we've been out consequences. and we've been out on the streets of county down today talking to the locals, real people with the people's channel about what they make about these out—of—touch elites and the decisions that affect them at street level, will be there soon. let us know what you think on this topic, this cherry picking or we still actually under control of brussels and strasbourg , despite the fact we strasbourg, despite the fact we allegedly brexited get in touch. gbnews.com/yoursay. but before all of that , it's your all of that, it's your headlines. sam francis . headlines. sam francis. >> very good afternoon to you . >> very good afternoon to you. it's just after 4:00 and leading the news. this afternoon. georgia, there have been a huge number of riot police who have broken up crowds there of protesters who believe their nafion protesters who believe their nation is on a path to dictatorship . you can see here, dictat

official budapest threw us another pig, it happened during the meeting of the council of europe in strasbourgformed about it of foreign affairs of our neighbor hungary, peter szijjártó on his facebook page, and this is what he wrote, about what exactly, let's hear him directly. today , the council of europe wanted to adopt a resolution that would exclusively recognize the president's peace plan zelenskyi as a peaceful formula that should be considered and supported. this is unacceptable for us. others have also developed peace plans that are no worse than ukrainsky's. so i asked that they also be included in the council of europe resolution. the majority rejected my proposal, so i overruled the council's decision. that is, the ukrainian peace plan is not a peace plan. well, that is it. a peace plan, but it is not a very peaceful plan, because there is also, for example, a russian peace plan, or some other peace plan, that is, only one of them can be peaceful, and only one of them can be peaceful russian, according to steyarka, that's why it's simply terrifying, and finally, the largest attack

berbock said on fields of meeting with colleagues from the crane member countries of the council in strasbourgccording to her, the russians are attacking kharkiv and the region from their territory, so the armed forces of... ukraine need to be given such weapons that could hit targets on the territory of russia in order to interrupt the supply routes for the russian occupation forces. and this is exactly what the minister promised to talk about with her colleagues. did they say what the result was, it is not yet known, but the main thing here is that we need taurus who hit far, and which she would not mind giving us, but she cannot convince her boss in any way, chancellor of olaf scholz of germany, so that he would still allow them to be given to ukraine, well, let's hope that he will. the world has become more conflictual, so it is necessary to have leverage in other spheres of life, not only in the military. the head of european diplomacy, josep borel, said this in an interview with foreign policy. according to him, power and even weapons are not only military power, but everything, includin

i used to walk in strasbourg into the european parliament through a jewish area, predominantly jewishourg and see soldiers with guns escorting young kids into their primary schools for protection. are we in danger in london, in particular, of seeing an exodus of jewish people saying, this is just not a place that we want to live anymore? >> i think the question is, where would they go other than israel? because we're seeing this replicated all over the world. i've just today come back from australia, and the time that i spent in sydney and melbourne in particular, the same, left me with the same , same, left me with the same, unfortunate impressions and communities all over the world are facing the same challenges and there are very few governments. they are few and far between that have been willing to address this robustly willing to address this robustly willing to address this robustly willing to protect the vulnerable in this equation and ensure that the balance between freedom of speech, which is sacrosanct. yeah, and against incitement to violence, racial hatred and, and increa

the london arsenal, further, here, it’s probably more complicated, i remind you that. city ​​of strasbourgese cups is awarded to the winner of the belarusian tournament? on the right, unfortunately, it’s again wrong, on the left is the belarusian football super cup, on the right we had the french football super cup, you see, you are increasingly drawn to the french side, let’s just say, let’s continue. on the right, on the right, this is max ebong, a belarusian football player, known for his performances for shakhtar, astana and the national team belarus, well, on the left was his partner in astana , the player of the kazakhstan national team, mikhail gabyshev, further on the right, unfortunately, again incorrectly, on the left is the spartak stadium in mogilev, the home arena of the dnepr football club built in 1900. only for our tv viewers we choose the best routes. at that very second, the merchant decided to praise the gods. on a nearby island, he first erected a temple, then built huts and founded a city, beressier. and we set off on an exciting journey. he controls the light like a w

the european court of human rights in strasbourg has ruled that poland's secret surveillance laws violatets convention. in particular, the right to respect for private and family life, confidentiality of correspondence, as well as the right to effective legal remedies protection. previously, a group of polish human rights activists complained to epsic about the polish laws of 2016. email for potential use by government agencies. the pentagon plans to use commercial satellites for military purposes, the defense one portal reports. journalists refer to a message from the head of the commercial department of the us space force. the publication notes that the reason was allegedly elon musk’s decision at the end of the 20th to prohibit the ukrainian military from using starlink to strike russian to the troops. now the pentagon intends to convince a private company to join the civilian space reserve program. under its terms, they will be required to provide the us military with access to the capabilities of their satellites for military use . meeting with little heroes , cosmonaut anastasia len

students of the university of strasbourg in support of gaza were disrupted and a number of students were arrested. according to the report of al-qahira news, the soldiers of the occupying regime crossed all the red lines in the war in gaza and are targeting hospitals and medical staff. according to the palestinian ministry of health, 500 medical personnel have been killed in regime attacks. drawn to protect the medical staff during wars. but israel has crossed all these red lines. israel continues to destroy, kill and burn everything in violation of international law without any accountability or deterrent. gives. the palestinian ministry of health emphasized: the treatment network and its employees in the gaza strip are living in harsh conditions. the ministry of home affairs announced the martyrdom of 500 medical staff at the hands of the occupiers inside the hospitals in gaza. these people were trying to provide relief to thousands of injured and sick people who had sought refuge in hospitals to reduce their pain. this ministry is also responsible for the arrest of more than 300 peopl

ukrainian captivity, the events in the current realities are almost incredible, but a document from strasbourgprovided by donetsk human rights activist irina vikhoreva, speaks for itself: the defenders of donetsk miner and svo volunteer denis reznikov managed to break through the western information blockade, that he was in captivity became known in march, that’s when the daughters of the military man began to come creepy photographs and videos with an exhausted father, for the fact that in order for the bullying to stop, the ukrainian special services demanded payment, in particular, that the schoolgirl send them photographs of russian military facilities. after the blackmail failed, the connection stopped and thanks to the intervention of the echr , the miner’s family now has at least some chance to find out about his fate and maybe even achieve justice, because the ukrainian punishers, over the years of bullying the donbass, are accustomed to remaining unpunished for any crimes. however, as part of denazification, many of them have already suffered retribution. today, for example, the prepa

doesn't this prove that we never really left the orbit of strasbourg?o the eu now tear into the windsor noose. we can't get out of this. and this fella, justice humphreys, whoever this, this man needs to look into that. don't we suddenly decided actually, no . suddenly decided actually, no. we'd rather be a part of the republic. this is chaos. >> the uk will appeal. yes. it's chaos. it's more a reflection. maybe of the jul status of northern ireland. eu law applies there and uk law applies there. we heard from rishi sunak today, he said, in terms i won't let a foreign court, the strasbourg court, boss us around. i will face it down. well, it might come to that. i think he's looking at some big battles, i think, over getting his rwanda flights off the ground before the end of end of june, if that happens, and maybe this battle in northern ireland is the first of that. >> and you mentioned a great point there about the electorate , because we've seen bedlam in dubun , because we've seen bedlam in dublin , south of the border. we dublin, south of the borde

april, a large number of french universities , including dijon, lyon, groningen, saint-etienne, strasbourg, rennes and manton, joined the anti-zionist student movement by closing classes and demonstrating. in paris, a number of students brought their students to a public demonstration against the participation of the zionist regime in the olympics, which took place in front of the building of the organizing committee of the games. the olympics in sandouni was one of the demands and slogans of the french in this demonstration. we are gathered here to disagree. let's announce ourselves with the participation of the athletes of the israeli regime in the paris olympics. this regime massacred a nation. therefore, it has no place in the olympics. students and french people present in the demonstration in front of the headquarters of the organization of the olympic games declared shame on our political leaders and sports institutions who plan to welcome the israeli delegation to the olympics . as if nothing happened. students and french people against the presence of the zionist regime in the oly

in france, the security forces disrupted the demonstration of strasbourg university students in support of gaza and arrested a number of students. the president considered the standing and belief in god of the palestinian nation and the efforts of the resistance front to be a correct and artistic narrative. mr. raisi, in a gathering of prominent writers and literary and cultural figures of the islamic world, on the responsibility of the people of culture and writing to deal with false and distorted circulation. the facts of the matter palestine emphasized that the war of narratives is very important today , that the enemy seeks to narrate gaza and palestine, and we must also narrate gaza and palestine as it is. it is the great responsibility of people of literature, culture , art, authors, allies and thinkers who can properly narrate gaza. do the president of palestine called it the first and common problem of the muslim and free nations of the world and said: despite the enemy's efforts to induce despair among the islamic ummah, the victory of the palestinian nation and the destruction

universities of paris, strasbourg, sanatin, rennes, bordeaux, dijon.expect university officials respect the wishes of the students. it is very important for us to tell the palestinian people that they are not alone and we stand by them. today, most of the french universities were either closed by the government or blocked by the students and the classrooms staged. support for palestine and gaza resistance became. negotiations between representatives of the french government and student unions were unsuccessful last night. we are here to express our opposition against oppression and pressure in the educational environment. the presidents of the universities are against all our demands, including cutting ties with israeli universities. we are free from genocide and we are outraged by the crime in gaza. the children of gaza, the children of palestine, this is the humanity that we are killing. palestine is alive. palestine wins. we are all children of gaza. israel is a murderer, makron hamad. it was among the slogans of the students in today's protest gath

in france, the security forces disrupted the protest of strasbourg university students in support of gaza and arrested a number of students . in the continuation of this program , let's watch an interlude on the topic of developments in gaza, land without people , for people without land, this is the slogan they uttered on may 16, 1948, corresponding to may 26, 1327, when the zionists came up with a sad and imaginary story. they were trained by the british army to the people of b the palestinian defense was attacked. the attack during that week. one hundred thousand palestinians were displaced from their homes and 600 villages were completely destroyed. more than 76 years have passed since that friend, and the zionist regime has dragged the palestinian people to the ground and blood many times during these years. this regime killed 100,000 people before the al-aqsa storm operation , 35,000 people during this operation, and more than 135,000 people were martyred during the years of its crimes. according to statistics. roy khon covered the entire calendar about the latest developments

because part of the purpose of the safety of rwanda bill now an act was to satisfy concerns raised by strasbourge real question is this if parliament is sovereign, why is the judge in the uk citing a foreign court well written? if the windsor framework, the agreement signed by the prime minister, rishi sunak, and ursula von der leyen, the eu commission chief last yean the eu commission chief last year, which finalised the status of northern ireland in the post—brexit agreement, is that eu law is supreme in northern ireland. brexit. turns out only to be for those in england , to be for those in england, scotland and wales, but not in northern ireland. therefore for the whole of the uk, sir jacob rees—mogg , normally the rees—mogg, normally the presenter of this programme, warned this would happen and that's why he and other tory and dup mps voted against that windsor framework. they argued that boris johnson's original plan was preferable. this was through the northern ireland protocol bill, which was in the house of lords at the time of the windsor framework agreement, and had intended to help t

he travels regularly to strasbourg, the headquarters of the continents leading human rights organization. the council of europe was founded after the 2nd world war to safeguard human rights. this organization is clearly it's across rude human rights in general, or crossroads world right. in this, i'm side of it. for all his dedication, he still believes politicians need to be prepared to compromise and design them. if we were to say that we would no longer have a need to insert dealings with azerbaijan or worse, then we wouldn't be left with much of them, but didn't kind of, i'm doing rather not part. of course, i also realized we strengthened regimes by making economic deals with some of his email, all that and then the which i have never proposed that we should no longer have any to things with them and substituting within them at the same time of them that doesn't mean you can't smoke. frankly. topic screamed come. is a frank discussion with us or by john even possible. the country lives from its oil and gas reserves. it's a cheap, considerable wealth and international standing with t

this is a thankless business, but polls show that the parliament in brussels, in brussels and in strasbourgorks, can return quite well to the right, if the forecasts come true, and some such parties, such as the fidesz party in hungary, prem prime minister viktor orban, in fact. scares his own voters and other voters, saying that those who vote for politicians and parties supporting ukraine are fighting, voting for war, while they say orbán supports peace. bohdan, thank you for this explanation, bohdan tsyupin was with us at communication, we will monitor the elections in the european parliament, and we will say goodbye at the same time. thank you for being with us, good night and good morning. there are discounts representing coco discounts in may on fen 15% in pharmacies. traveller, bam and savings. there are times when the body quickly loses fluid, which can lead to dehydration. when ordinary water is not enough - yereo. rheo - water for special medical purposes. there are discounts, representing coco discounts of 15% for paforte knives in the pharmacies of psyllanyk, pam and oskad. the

liberalization, the signing of the agreement on the visa-free regime of ukraine with the eu took place in strasbourg, 2017. the most important achievement of the government of arseniy tsuniuk was energy independence from russian federation. the winter of 2015-16 passed without gas supplies from russia gazprom company. ukraine imported gas only from europe. however , russia did not like such a refusal, and gazprom obliged ukraine to buy gas on a take-or- pay basis. when ukraine refused to pay under the discriminatory agreement, gazprom sued . consideration of the case lasted almost four years, and in may 2017, the arbitration canceled the principle of bere. payment and recognized the russian gas price formula for ukraine as unfair. starting from april 2014, according to the results of the cases, naftogaz condemned gazprom for almost 4.5 billion dollars. april 10, 2016 in arseniy yatsenyuk announced in his weekly video message that he decided to withdraw the powers of the prime minister of ukraine. according to him, such a decision is caused by an artificial political crisis in the state, slowing down

court of human rights in order to protect them, thanks, ukraine has recently officially announced strasbourg, that in the future , the obligations of the ukrainian government will not apply to its territory, well, in compliance with certain articles. which we are talking about now, and firstly, which article is this, and secondly, how in general is this convention prescribed, for example, the observance of certain articles and obligations in the event of a full-scale war, is it written there? er, here it is very important not to mislead ourselves by claiming that ukraine only informed the council of europe in april of 2024 that it would not be able to... guarantee certain human rights on its territory, we started to deviate from its obligations to respect certain rights for quite some time, back in 2015, when the war in ukraine started, in essence, ukraine announced that in the temporarily occupied territories, it is very important that it is precisely in these territories that it does not will be able to fully guarantee its obligations to provide people with the right to freedom and persona

times, when there was no such full-scale war in europe, and macron often says that between lviv and strasbourga very small area, i'm sorry, a very short distance, it's 3 hours by plane. it works, and people understand that ukrainians are, after all, neighbors and that this big fire in ukraine threatens, in particular, the security of france. i would also like to ask you you know, here... on the one hand, china wants to have economic relations with europe, and on the other hand, china wants to support russia, well , at least the fact that it is secretly transferring machines shows that china is still on russia's side in this war, and here it turns out that china is trying to sit on two chairs at the same time, because it wants both. what do you think, can this threat to economic cooperation somehow force china to weaken its support for russia? theoretically it is possible, theoretically, now things are subject to negotiations, according to the quality of these negotiations, for the meaning of negotiations, but theoretically yes, chinese diplomacy, in many ways , primarily accompanies the commer

headed by the deputy minister of foreign affairs, iryna borovets, dmytro kuleba did not come to strasbourgt nevertheless, this does not diminish the merits of the ukrainian delegation, which tried after all, to squeeze in as many ukrainian issues as possible today, and they were discussed, but this is what concerns the final declaration, which... should have been a jubilee one, because it was dedicated to the 75th anniversary of the council of europe, and it was here that hungary began to show its antics, i would like to note that earlier on the territory of the council of europe, the hungarian delegation always behaved more or less restrained and more or less voted for all the resolutions and documents that were planned, everything was normal, that is, nothing changed today , this démarche of hungary was not foreseen when simply... during his speech, prime minister of foreign affairs of hungary péter szijártó began to talk about the fact that it is necessary to urgently sit down at the negotiating table, it is necessary to stop providing weapons to ukraine, and instead it is necessary to

international frameworks are outdated, so there may be flash points ahead with the echr, and if the strasbourgy, i will choose our country's security every single time. applause and nor will i ever compromise in defending our values, our history, our way of life against those who seek to undermine them. t am seek to undermine them. i am unapologetically _ seek to undermine them. i am unapologetically proud - seek to undermine them. i am unapologetically proud of- seek to undermine them. t —n unapologetically proud of who we are. and under my leadership, ours will be a country where people can disagree in good faith and where they must do so with respect and decency for others. a country where the benefits of belonging to our union are self—evident with the overwhelming majority of our people. a country where we protect the greatest institution of all, the family. better protect children from the harms of the online and off—line worlds. and do more to protect single sex bases. a country where we celebrate the small acts of kindness that bind our society together. and where we actively work to b

it is worth saying that angelina kalinina reached the semifinals of the tournament in strasbourg todayman defeated the sixth racket of the world ranking in the quarterfinals. current wimboldon champion, czech marketa vondroshova. kalinina triumphed in three games. in the first set, angelina conceded 5:7. in the next two, 6-3-6-2 won convincingly. this is the fifth victory of kalinina over tennis players from the top ten of the planet and the third biggest in the career of a ukrainian woman. in the semi-finals , kalinin will play against american danielle collins. this game is scheduled for saturday , may 25, so we wish our tennis player the best of luck. and we will end on this note sports section, but the long broadcast does not end. in a moment, vasyl zama and natalka didenko will spend this evening with you. well, before including natalka didenko in the conversation, i will once again suggest that you support the armed forces of ukraine. we ask you to join the collection for the repair of heavy armored vehicles in the combat zone in the solodarsk and zaporizhzhia directions. the rep

oh yeah i, i just wanna move the conversation a little bit away from brussels in strasbourg. what impact will these, you elections have beyond the content? and what should the rest of the world be bracing for? well, i mean, you know, this is, this is a part of keeping digit code 0, thankful that, well, that's all democracy because we don't to stop actions in that you do, we have actions probably in the u. k. most likely, you think would be the next chance where we have an extra cd, just by the way we live actions in the us. we're not licensed in many, many countries and what we have seen, you'd be surprised us. all right, politics and i mean, 5.6, not just the right policies because, you know, must be the side of the many major bodies. many mainstream media nowadays are just a calling website, right positions, i'll say, i think we all have steeper slope that was a for a diabetes. and we are seeing these being put in place so far. the policies and politics being put in place by very mainstream liberal governments at the moment when he comes down to the crack, down on the demon

olympic arena sports complex in minsk, on the left was the iceberg arena in the french city of strasbourg’s not correct, on the left is the belarusian super cup in football, on the right we had the french super cup in football, you see everything pulls you to the french side, let’s say, we continue further, on the right, on the right, this max ebong, belarusian footballer, known for his performances for the astana miner. the belarusian national team, well, on the left was his partner in astana, a player of the kazakhstan national team, mikhail gabyshev, further, on the right, unfortunately, again incorrect, on the left is the spartak stadium in mogilev, home arena of the dnepr football club, built in 1956, on the right we had the shinnik stadium in russian yaroslavl. let's continue. on the right, on the right, absolutely right, this is the moscot of the belarusian athletics federation , the brownie buffik, introduced by a fan in 2020, well, on the left was the mascot of the euro 2016 football in france named super victor. the time of our period has come to an end, well, let's just say tha

court in strasbourg?falzone, on ministers, this minister that said, hang on, you keep saying, minister sam, this has gone through the houses of parliament. it's gone through the commons, it's gone through the commons, it's gone through the house of lords, it's got royal assent we've done it the proper way. >> it's all there. >> it's all there. but >> it's all there. but civil servants in the home office particularly, are very resistant to many of the policies of the government of the day, and they would rather defer to a court in strasbourg than adhere to what our government has passed. >> did you think, sam, that dave penman, the fda general secretary, he said today that that this , this, this plan, the that this, this, this plan, the rwanda plan actually undermines the integrity and impartiality of the civil service we do not have an impartial civil service. we have a civil service that is working against the good of the people in this country, just before we go get have to go to the news, ladies, shoul

so you know, i have so many things against you, no strasbourg court will help you, no lawyers, and youdygina, aren’t you afraid? that if i interfere, then i’ll keep this woman for myself, i ’ll get much more from her than from you, but okay, okay, i’m just kidding, i’m not interested in your business games, i need real money, you’ll get it right away real money, and i have no doubt. hello, where are you? me, i’m on the road, god knows what road, in the forest, where are you? look at the navigation, give me your coordinates, now to the driver, hello, right? yes, yes , lord, hello, hello, mother, the girls got lost here, such a misfortune, you? i would find them something to change into, and then we’ll take them by car and take them to the city, but of course, we’ll find them, you come in, yeah, come on, come on, oh, wait, i can talk to you privately, so to speak, but i i know you, you are ekaterina zheleznova, a businessman, yes, how do you know me, well, i don’t isolate myself from the measure, i listen to the news, i watch tv, i know everything. "oh, how much has been said about you h

are still british law, but we are still a signatory to an international treaty via that court in strasbourgi just don't see a . conservative prime minister a. conservative prime minister overruling a judgement of that court. do you know what? if he did, half of his own party would be in rebellion. many, many conservatives support us being part of that european convention. now, if he does it, it will be very brave and bold. but i believe that an international treaty is what would take precedent. and i think our judges and ultimately think ourjudges and ultimately our supreme court would rule that way. look, i hope i'm wrong. i hope i'm wrong. i'm sick to death of thousands every month of these young men, undocumented young males of fighting age coming into our country about whom we know nothing of their backgrounds and their histories. i hope he can solve it. i just don't believe of all the while we're part of that treaty, that it actually can happen. and really, you know, brexit should have been about leaving this, this particular treaty as well. sadly, it wasn't this morning we learned of

legislation that articles two and three of the human rights act should be disapplied, but that court in strasbourgill there, and it's all well and good. coming up to an election for the prime ministers to say, well, if i'm given a choice between what's in our national interest and what a foreign court says, i'll do the right thing. he doesn't really mean it , does right thing. he doesn't really mean it, does he? >> well, nigel, i won't try and change history in your studio. you know that. i voted against that bill. >> no, no, you did, because i didn't feel that it was as legally watertight as i and some of my colleagues, like sir bill cash , who understand these cash, who understand these matters in great detail, like robert jenrick , like suella robert jenrick, like suella braverman, we all had concerns about whether it was absolutely legally watertight. >> the truth is , over the next >> the truth is, over the next few months, we're going to find out. i very much hope that these flights do take off. but fundamental vie all of these legal roads lead back to the echr. so my personal view is, you k

realized that i have my own scheme, that is, you gradually moved towards yours, there is a school of strasbourg wednesday, this is the case when i didn’t go out into society, it’s just so intense, yes, but everything was built doesn't matter all. but there are these billboards with you i wear, yes they are all with me, just like the time when you acted in european cinema, you acted quite a lot and there were festival films, yes - it’s been like that since 2000 of the thirteenth year, somehow it happened there so i ended up into a very good avant-garde work by the director and it went to venetian. festival, he received a prize, but there is also such a strange situation there, because the proposals that have come lately are, well, they are like that, they are uninteresting, if, for example, we talk about the fact that oh, i am now striving to get into european cinema there and so on, but no, i, i really like everything here, there are very interesting pledges for the future, very promising, the offer that is coming now, i am very grateful for this , so here for the creative realization of me as

zakharova writes: spiegel, in the buildings of the european parliament in brussels, belgium and strasbourgputy had various employees who we also worked with an internet platform that broadcast a lot about russia. this employee, who was now taken over by special agencies for certain places, he allegedly received money from someone from russia or from one of the russian oligarchs there, and somehow he brought this money to the czech republic, and he gave it in cash, including to a deputy, there is such a moment, i told the demo during a pause, he just colossal, which means that they were allegedly either photographed or filmed while they were sitting in some kind of car and he was counting down. has been here for years, and he also gave money to another deputy, yes, to another deputy, and what’s more, he once helped some pole get a certificate, with the help whom he could go to the european parliament, that ’s what he helped him get this certificate - this is a russian trace, this is a russian trace, just a minute, but where is the famous german logic, well, here it’s not only german, this i

in strasbourg, the prime minister has not chosen to do any of those things. so far. pursues rwanda in a robust manner. >> well , since rwanda in a robust manner. >> well, since speaking to mr jenrick, it has been revealed that tomorrow rishi sunak is going to announce a heavily weakened crackdown on the graduate visa route. so yeah, i've been called a migration spin fest . the government is spin fest. the government is expected to put figures out that show that visa applications have gone down good, but simultaneously announce a massive watering down of the previously promised reforms of the graduate visa route. so just to emphasise cameron , the to emphasise cameron, the education secretary, the chancellor and the home secretary , that is the most secretary, that is the most bonkers one of all of this. the home secretary have said, please don't do this. and he's caved in after successful lobbying by all of those people. this package , of those people. this package, apparently is going to put forward will fall short of the tougher restrictions that tory mps like robe