the colony of new sweden. we have a big celebration for a couple of days right along the banks of this river, the christina river. by the way, the christina river, all those years ago when the swedes first came to shore, they made the river after their child queen who at the time was 12 years old. imagine peaking at the age of 12 and becoming a queen or a king. christina, the -- that river is named after her. i like -- women who are named christina, i tell them their heritage, their name goes all those years back to when the swedes first came here and helped to settle our country. anyway, once every 25 years the king and queen of sweden come to visit us. and in 2013 king carl, the 16th and queen sylvia of sweden came to delaware for several days. we had a huge celebration on the banks of the christina river. i had the privilege of sitting next to the queen during dinner, this big banquet, hundreds of people, black tie, great music, wonderful speeches. and she and i had just a delightful time talking over dinne

trust in authority in sweden.he usa is known to have low public trust in leading vertical institutions. science remains among the most trusted u.s. institutions. it is a trust the key variable here? trust is unlikely to change quickly. i think i should probably start with johan and anybody else wants to jump in, please do. >> excellent question. it has often been suggested that one of the reasons why recommendations worked in sweden is that we already have that trust in the government and in our fellow human beings. our neighbors. when we hear that we should work from home when we can or avoid public transport as possible, ok. we follow these recommendations. it may not work in the same way where you have less trust in government. where you have less trust in medical experts and public health agencies. that might be the case. i think that is something. it is definitely the case that in sweden and scandinavian countries we have a high degree of social trust. whether it would work in other places, i think that is of

can produce weapons for ukraine, or together with ukraine, we will be told about it live from swedenends. political and military-technical significance so, what fundamentally new happened this week , the united states first announced a new and largest military aid package for ukraine for $1 billion. this is indeed the largest military aid package we are getting a lot of scopes for heimers to 155mm artillery and rockets and to sams mirror also we are getting medical batteries m-113 mortars and other anti-tank means this is an important sign that the support from the united states remains in force and is quite rhythmic and these volumes american aid is increasing, we have already received 9 billion dollars worth of support, this is starting with the bags of the bo announced on may 9 and until october, before the start of lending, there will be several more powerful transactions, i think somewhere around 3 billion dollars more if we talk about the reserve of funds that still remained in the administration of the united states to provide support in ukraine, the united states continues to

sweden will be there by 2008. certain durbin, who is here on the floor with me, met with both of these countries recently and they are absolutely committed that this is the moment when the nato alliance takes on new meaning, not only to their -- not only to western europe, but, frankly, to the world. this is an alliance that stands for shared values, thatst -- tht stands for border integrity, that stands to be sure that those things go into the future. i urge all of my colleagues to vote for this today. i'm glad we were able to be among the first many we hoped to be the first country to be the admission of nato into these countries, it sends a signal to the world and to all americans that not only nato is important, but it will be stronger with sweden and finland than it has ever been, and i look forward to the opportunity to cast this vote today. a senator: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from utah. mr. romney: i rise to oppose the paul amendment for ratification of the republic of finland and s

the colony of new sweden.e have a big celebration for a couple of days right along the banks of this river, the christina river. by the way, the christina river, all those years ago when the swedes first came to shore, they made the river after their child queen who at the time was 12 years old. imagine peaking at the age of 12 and becoming a queen or a king. christina, the -- that river is named after her. i like -- women who are named christina, i tell them their heritage, their name goes all those years back to when the swedes first came here and helped to settle our country. anyway, once every 25 years the king and queen of sweden come to visit us. and in 2013 king carl, the 16th and queen sylvia of sweden came to delaware for several days. we had a huge celebration on the banks of the christina river. i had the privilege of sitting next to the queen during dinner, this big banquet, hundreds of people, black tie, great music, wonderful speeches. and she and i had just a delightful time talking over dinner.

today we take another important step toward bringing sweden and finland in nato.n a few minutes i will sign the u.s. ratification making the united states the 23rd ally to approve sweden and phillips membership to the most powerful alliance in the history of the world. i had just gotten off the phone with both the president and the prime minister. they send their best. i offer my congratulations on your numbers progress. together we committed to continue to remain vigilant against any threats to our shared security and to deter any confrontation and confront any aggression or threat of aggression that might come up. i urge the remaining allies to complete their own ratification process as quickly as possible. for more than seven decades, nato has been the foundation of america's security. not just in europe, but the basis of security around the world. it is how we have let the world together with those nations that share our vision and even more importantly, our values. it is critical now to deter threats before they harm our people or allies and interests. it is

while the rest of nato insist that sweden finley become a member to get not against sweden and in need of membership, tricky against sweden and nato membership. with the current state of the national security. understanding in both countries now needed a defensive organization and to get wants to feel safe inside its own defense organization, that it's a member. and it doesn't feel safe with member states or candidate states that have very close links to these types of terror groups. whether it be the p k, k, whether it be the y p g. so you're going to continue pushing and stating behind this matter because it really wants to see fill in and sweden be able to meet the conditions. and this is not just a condition place in front of sweden and finland. i think this is a message by 2. so all need are members because there are many, many needle members inside who also have close links to these 2 groups that are national security concerns. and that's the route for this hour's top news stories from around the globe. for up to the minute you check out our t dot com. and from our content check

about the accession of sweden and finland means in the context of nato's opposition to russia and, ingeneral, the future prospects for the rapprochement of ukraine under the alliance, for ukraine, of course, for ukraine, which has declared its desire to be a member nato for ukraine, in whose constitution is written the desire to join this defense alliance, now, of course, there are, to put it mildly, more urgent issues , issues related to the war, survival and expulsion of the occupiers, but if it is important for ukraine, it is an example of how nato was able to adhere the open door principle in the case of sweden and finland, even if russia showed its readiness to use weapons to start a war, despite the fact that in this situation, nato still maintained the principle of openness doors and the fact that countries can so quickly join the organization of favorable circumstances certainly shows that ukraine's prospects for its desire under again favorable favorable circumstances are obviously positive, bohdan. thank you very much for the inclusion . the invasion of russia on february 24

so we know that turkey, if you sit down for you, talk to sweden and finland in a weeks time. what do you think? because we talking about what are the prospects for these talks? it depends from to how or the con will play the geopolitical game. for where this agreement has come up with, what is the agenda behind this? and that is the most interesting thing, villainous sweden, we're just believing and falling there for a garage doors. it was a coup done in stockholm. and in helsinki there was no referendums. there was no nothing, but there is an agenda and jerky put a stick to the wheel. what is going to do with the stick? i think that it's highly connected. these blocking the nature of coming to russian, northern borders and what's happening now in armenia. sprites, on, in the black sea, it's all connected. what's happening in crane, and especially in baltic adding more musk region. so of what they are talking about . i think the they are listening what aired gun has to say if o eric on wants to make of finland and sweden to collapse from inside. he can do it . he has all the

let's talk with ostap yarysh ostap i congratulate ostap on the decision to join nato finland and sweden were pushed by the war that russia started against ukraine how important does he see in washington, the expansion and strengthening of nato for european security at a time when russia continues its war against ukraine. you know, it seems to me that the most important thing here will be to recall the words of the senators themselves, how they commented on the accession of sweden and the future accession of sweden and finland to nato. marconal, the leader of the republican minority in the senate, i said that in his opinion, the accession of these two countries would be an unequivocally positive step for the allies, and sweden and finland would be able to strengthen alliance also, we heard from the president of the ballroom that he really will not delay such a decision , he will not delay signing the ratification and the accession of sweden and finland to nato . knowing they do it seems to me that in this context it is also very important to mention that many senators when they spoke the

finland and sweden's decision to join nato is historic and highly welcome.t will make our alliance stronger and the atlantic area more secure. finland and sweden will have the greatest security than they had before and so will denmark and europe too. we have a long history of close collaboration among the nordic countries. it will be fully integrated with nato. this will enhance our corporation even further. i will meet with my baltic and nordic colleagues in scotland, sweden to discuss the strategic importance of the baltic and see how we can take our operations even further. i have the opportunity to meet with my good colleague, lloyd alston, this meeting is a tribute to a long-lasting friendship between our two countries. during world war two, the united states may tremendous sacrifice in fight for the freedom of europe. we have stood shoulder to shoulder against dictatorship and for democracy during the cold war. we stood against the terror in iraq and afghanistan for generations, the united states has been denmark's most important ally. when he to conti

he's the director of m k g in good bag sweden. that's an environmental group which looks at nuclear waste is just fine. it's good to have you with us. we just heard that story right there, that storing radioactive waste is safe. there is quite a statement to make considering we know it takes millions of years for radioactive waste to become no longer radioactive. so here we really make the claim that there is no danger here. well, i think that that claim can certainly be questioned and i'm working in sweden when nuclear waste issues and in sweden we have the same method as infant land using copper canisters or and the copper canisters here are putting question much, much more. and we have our program in sweden is therefore delayed very much because of this program. are you surprised that we're even talking about this right now? i mean, if you were to take the russian invasion of ukraine out of the equation, you know, we'd still be talking about fukushima, chernobyl, 3 mile island, those dangers those disasters. they haven't gone a

and sweden. them come here, that is, if they are worried about this, they are now only sending mercenaries, who then need to be taken away by the zinc no without relative sweden no, well, why should we go there there is bad weather. not ours topic, but the fact that western snobbery did not understand anything about us, this clearly means that they did not succeed in sanctions . they somehow tried to beat us into themselves. i really liked moldova, which didn’t seem to impose sanctions, but it really behaves strange there, and here the girl is moldovan, not herself, of course, she was told. you know, we really need your gas, but we really don't have money, they have something else. and i'm not talking about the percentage. they say there is very no money without an accent. he says there is no money, but your gas is very necessary. maybe peter is somewhere kantemirovrov from people. let them return. i don't know which of them loved whom, they don't like us much. or maybe you can ask the romanians?

and we have our program in sweden is therefore delayed very much because of this problem. are you surprised that we're even talking about this right now? i mean, if you were to take the russian invasion of ukraine out of the equation, you know, we'd still be talking about because shima chernobyl, 3 mile island. i mean those dangers those disasters. they haven't gone away happy. no, certainly not. i mean, the risk of accidents is always there, but i think it's important to understand that the, the production of this long lived waste is, is probably the major problem to deal with. and i think it's still remains questionable when you can do this. the statement a long term and i'm wondering instead of investing money in this solution, would it not make better economic sense, but also just be safe for long term if you were to take those resources and invest them in developing more sustainable energy sources. this is certainly correct. i mean there is a lot of focus now on you clear as a simon solution, but it just to dental than to late and renewables and efficiency measures ar

anywhere else in sweden it wasn't possible except right next to the power plant.o it is certainly a problem to find a place for a depository, which is very clear in all other countries basically. brent: let's put back in the reality of the russian invasion of ukraine. energy prices are going to soar, they are soaring right now. this war, has resulted in maybe the sobering fact that we will not be done with nuclear power as soon as we would like to be done? >> i think it is the other way around, actuly. i think that probls of t nuclear power statis being part of the war in ukraine shows that nuclear has less importance in the future. as i was saying before, it's just too little and too late. renewables are the future. brent: we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. a huge wildfire has forced thousands of people to leave their homes in southwest france. it was thought it was under control, but the flames have flared up again. summer heat waves that brought drought to france and other european countries, and with water getting scarcer, french aut

this includes sweden and finland. this is an historic and harsh rebuke against vladimir putin. it adds more than 800 miles to russia's border with the alliance once finland is formally admitted. we will bring you the president's remarks as soon as they begin, but first, there is still so much we don't know about the unprecedented fbi search and seizure at donald trump's home. >>> the first time that's happened to a former president. investigators executed a warrant at trump's florida estate, mar-a-lago, monday, and his attorney confirmed that papers were removed. three sources tell cnn the search has to do with the treatment of presidential documents, including some that are classified. now, former president trump, who was in new york, confirmed the search in a statement after the story first broke, writing, in part, "after working and cooperating with the relevant government agencies, this unannounced raid on my home was not necessary or appropriate. they even broke into my safe." a top republicans are rushing to condemn the move, which was likely approved by the leaders of th

as for sweden and finland, we do not have such problems with sweden and finland as unfortunately, thereaine, we have no territorial issues , no disputes e- we have nothing that could worry us from the point of view of finland's or sweden 's membership in nato. ukraine seems to have outplayed everything, and this brilliant geopolitician also achieved that germany, the main filler of the budget of the russian federation, is gradually closing its doors. i clearly and unequivocally declare that germany will completely abandon imported energy carriers from russia . if you add to this the ban on russian coal from gold and the refusal of russian gas in the future, then the money in putin's pockets will increase quite a bit. income, a talented geopolitician was sent by civilized europe to follow the russian ship, but not to the west, but to the same coordinates, they begin to send putin, and it would seem that the closest allies, kazakhstan and china, kremlin dwellers are grinding their teeth and through this irritated screeching , all the audible words of the traitor are addressed, first of al

they happen to have that in sweden, but the rest of the world doesn't.ave emissions. so if we do choose that route, we're only going to be able to make about a tenth of the amount of steel that we make today. in liverpool, gina czarnecki is designing a 3d printed sculpture made from plastic for the art of cutting carbon. she's been trying to make it from a plant—based plastic, but she struggled to source the materials. to her, plastic is a menace. i was particularly drawn . to this project because i've been working a while in plastics, or the idea - of an anti—plastic, - an alternative to plastic. and i got more and more aware of the toxicity of some - of the materials that we take l for granted and the tradition's poisoning the planet _ and being really unsustainable. and we need to bring thisl to immediate attention of, you know, to everybody, to kids in play parks, - to adults who go shopping. you know, this has to be a kind of number one for everybody. at the moment. the horror of beaches covered in plastic waste has caught the public�*s attention. b

and finland, we don't have such problems with sweden and finland, which unfortunately, we don't have ukraine's territory . from the point of view of the membership of finland or sweden of nato, by the way, it is worth reminding that it was precisely the fear of expanding nato's borders that served as one of putin's official reasons for attacking ukraine. gradually closes the shop i clearly and unequivocally will deliberately refuse to import energy carriers from russia by the summer we will cut oil purchases in half by the end of the year we will completely stop and if we add to this a ban on russian coal and gold and a refusal in the future from russian gas, then the money in putin's pockets will increase quite a bit then they start sending putin to the coordinates, and it would seem that the closest allies are kazakhstan and china . kazakhstan, whose support putin was so counting on and who actually said in a direct text, we do not owe you anything to volodya, volodya always treated kazakhstan in a selfish way, and russia always treated his business foster brother in annihilating k

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, which sweden has, which, by the way, she talked a lot about, russia cannot currently even activatetheaters in ukraine with its existing forces. that is, if their troops are completely exhausted, then at least they are now not mobile, they cannot respond to new threats and they are obviously at a low resource level, they are simply not able to maintain active shelling in all the necessary directions, remember how it was used putin said that from kharkov, let's say, there will be a nato missile like that, and from there , another one from kyiv. and that it is necessary to secure the russian federation, that nato should not advance to the east or to the northeast. well, he started a war and now, in fact, two states, one of which is finland, the other sweden, in fact, have already become members of nato. joe biden approved finland and sweden as members of the north atlantic alliance, will russia reconcile if it has a choice at all, reconcile or not reconcile and how can the northern flank strengthen nato, after that, please, in fact, russia will have to come to terms, that is, as far a

the office of the french president as soon as this process will be completed by the accession of swedennd what contribution these countries can make, taking into account even the military and territorial capabilities of these countries, i am asking well, to be honest, the terms of sweden and finland's accession to nato are of no importance because the united states and britain have already announced that in the event of any aggressive actions by the russian federation and the russian federation, assistance to these countries will be provided in the form of a full-scale support from the allies, that is, the military lever is already included in this process, and directly the potential of sweden and finland is quite large because, in particular, it is full control of the baltic sea at the expense of the potential of these a country or countries powerful enough to block all the lines of communication of the russian army and russian regiments that tried there and are still trying to operate in this zone. that it is ready to participate in the production of weapons there and in supplying the

my brother and i flew to stockholm, sweden. sweden never closed down.ckholm and sweden never closed down, never made you wear masks, never mandated the vaccine. at the very beginning of covid, which the rules were strictest, when florida was still closed, when miami was still closed, when the republican states were still closed, stockholm, sweden, was wide open with full nightclubs and a party scene like you've never seen. we lived in sweden for three solid months with zero restrictions, zero worry or interest in covid. it was like the world was completely normal. from there, when we left, obviously covid was still going on, and in a neighboring country, you go to germany, and they were having full panic attacks, genuine panic attacks if you didn't have a mask on. it was obvious to me. i spent the last three months ignoring this, and i'm fine. now i'm in german surrounded by panic attacks and endless masks. this doesn't make sense. i told the truth on social media. i said this is obviously an overreaction. the dismation of your income, the fact that you

treatments of its own bath isn't getting the same criticism in the with turkey through i tend to blow sweden and finland from joining may. i ask, who are accused, is the nordic countries of failing to with when x partition deal with? i will welcome to you. this is all t international with the latest news that is good to have you with. no russian soldiers have been poisoned by a weapon lies, talks in on the front lines in ukraine, not according to russia's defense ministry, which says it has evidence to implicate kids in chemical terrorism. his ortiz will on cause or if with the russian defense menace free said that says use a military losses in don boss and in other areas, the regime and kiva of president vladimir zalinski is and now resorting to terrorist act against a russian soldiers in particular chemical attacks against those who were deployed in the upper orgy region. now they're giving some details as saying the some of the military that were deployed in the upper roger region had been hospitalized with severe poisoning back in late july of for this year. now, following examination, t

and that's neighboring sweden, after years of skepticism in sweden, that perhaps these copper capsules would degrade in, in a 1000 years, instead of the 100000 years that are expected. swedish researchers came to the conclusion that in fact, this was safe enough and, and earlier this year in january, sweden decided to build a facility just like on kilo. in fact, the finished facility is built on some swedish research itself. and now sweden is going to be constructing a site just like this. and from what i understand other countries are very much looking into this. because as we said from the beginning, this has been one of the concerns. one of the reasons why people are opposed to nuclear power. yes, i'm bet. all right, terry, thank you very much for that. terry shield from brussels bureau and let's take a look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. china says it's wrapped up military drills around taiwan, but we'll stage will training exercises beijing knowledge, days of war games in response to the u. s. how speak and nancy pelosi is controversial visit to type

, of course sweden has a long history of relations with ukraine, even on the territory of the currenterson region, which is experiencing a huge tragedy of occupation, there are swedish villages, that's why the swedes always flocked to ukraine to remember at least the uh euro-2012 uh swedes such an incredible number came to kyiv. when i looked at them , they looked exactly like the residents of the kyiv region, and here you and the varangians have some complaints, so to speak, after a millennium, but the fact that denmark, norway , sweden so consistently and finland so consistently and loyally support ukraine, this is probably an understanding, once again, of what constitutes a threat to a civilized russia , therefore, we will be grateful to these countries and we will support economic cooperation with them in every possible way. and why do you think there is no such understanding in the south, why greece sometimes allows itself such rather provocative statements. italy and it is already france. and the aggression really was, well, greece, it is these southern countries, they are impre

oh, here to con wants to make a felon and sweden to collapse from his side. he can do it. he has hold tools to do it. and, and it's interesting that we are for the situation that to northern countries are going to rule for franklin. it's partly connected to diesel, blocking the natural oh, coming to russian, northern borders and what's happening, knowing our munoz brights on in the black sea, it's all connected. what's happening in cream? ah, malaysia sex foreign minister is to make one last effort to overthrow a court ruling that found him guilty of corruption, thus banning him from office. now g brazza's denies the accusations, claiming the cases politically motivated and the judge was biased, rasa was voted out of office in 2018 and arrested shortly after. when the country's new leaders accused him of power abuse and money laundering, including the theft, a $4500000000.00 us dollars from one m. d. b, malaysia, state funded say, investment fund. in 2020. he was sentenced to 12 years in jail. but now his attorney is challenging the outcome while his client is out of priso

became the 23rd member country of the alliance that ratified the applications for the accession of sweden and today, president biden of finland, signing this document in fact, once again emphasized that he is convinced by sweden, the finland alliance, the north atlantic alliance will be much stronger and more powerful, and this will contribute to security not only in europe, but also in the whole world, and he also emphasized because in fact, what was the reason that prompted these two countries to reconsider their neutral status and join nato and this is directly the biggest threat to european security in decades, this is not a provoked war russia vs. ukraine here is a direct speech the moment when putin's russia violated peace and security in europe when autocrats challenge the very foundations of the rule order the strength of the trans atlantic alliance and america's commitment to nato is more important than ever putin thought he could separate us in my opinion from that's how it all started, he believed that he could separate us and weaken our resolve, instead he got exactly what he

on the fronts about new initiatives of the european union and about new weapons for ukraine from sweden and possibly even from israel about this for a moment, the main intrigue remains around the actions of our armed forces in the south, where the operation to liberate the occupied territories on the right bank of the dnieper in the kherson region continues, details and interim results so far remain a mystery, except that the command of the south traditionally reported today that the armed forces of ukraine once again struck the kakhov and antoniv bridges, and in addition, our artillery and aviation in the south struck the control points of ammunition warehouses with anti-aircraft defense and the concentration point of enemy artillery of course, all this is an integral and extremely important component of the destruction of the enemy's potential on the right bank, but the neheimers will liberate the territory, not artillery, but our infantry and all these the challenges are clearly understood in our general staff, in turn, british intelligence claims that the ukrainian counter-insurgenc

but so far sweden has only handed over one person, a fraud, stir previously convicted in turkey. if they think that by extra doubting ordinary criminals to turkey, they will make us believe that they have fulfilled their promises. they are wrong. nobody should test turkey. back in june, sweden and finland agreed to extradite dozens of people on choruses as terrorists on the understanding that turkey would lift his opposition to the nordic countries joining nato. my colleague, nicky, are and discuss the current state of turkey. nater relations with janice boot, conan, a finished journalist, and political analysts. this memorandum which was made in madrid. it's an open chick for turkey to, to basically demand what ever it wants. i think the to the turkeys you're put to a position in natal. we are no witnessing a collapse of the western power structure. i suppose, if anyone with a nice how is going to have the power to persuade turnkey one way or the other. it's going to be the u. s. because of course, nature was funded and essentially led by the u. s. isn't it? do you think they ha

, who stated that it is not only possible that sweden will join the process of arming ukraine, he alsoss of self-supply of the new course taken poland, the czech republic, and slovakia are already involved in zero armaments, and at the same time, sweden is an extremely important country from the point of view of the production of weapons itself, and in fact it is one of the largest producers, that is, if we let's just remember now the name of some weapons that are swedish and you understand what i'm talking about, it's a ufo, it's a carl goose, it's a fighter, a grip, a pansaw, an archer , and everything that you hear, it's all made by the swedes , that is, they were siv machines, they were developed there it is also necessary to add, for example, bmw tv 90, which is generally the best seller in the world in terms of bmps, and we will see that sweden can really get such a very good portfolio of orders, and another important fact in this swedish defense company is the largest, for example, bofors, is it sap they are quite strong is connected with great britain, for example, the buffer i

ah, turkey is threatening to scrap in agreement that would let finland and sweden join nato. and karl wants to nordic countries to fulfill their side of a deal that would see dozens of suspects wanted on terrorism charges extradited to turkey. but so far sweden has only handed over one person a fraudster previously convicted in turkey. if they think that by extra diving, ordinary criminals to turkey, they will make us believe that they have fulfilled their promises. they are wrong. nobody should test turkey back in june, sweden and finland agree to extradite dozens of people on chorus. cities as terrorists on the understanding that turkey would lift its opposition to the nordic countries. joining nato, my colleague nikki, around discuss the current state of turkey. nato relations with janice, put coke, conan, a, finish journalist and political analysts. this memorandum which was made in madrid. it's an open check for cherokee to, to basically demand what ever it once. i think that the church is the opposite. true, a position in a don't. we are now witnessing a collapse of the

knows this woman, for the sake of which you fly to sweden.ly not in a hurry, she is a storehouse of useful information. this woman is the key to the wolf. answer my question. why do we need a camera if nothing is clear on them, only they are waiting for you. don't miss the events and people of the week on central television, the murder of daria dugina. how far does the ukrainian trace of this crime lead? who ordered the assassination, what political consequences can be expected and how this may affect the course of hostilities western support for ukraine could collapse? untested by energy prices, gas in europe is already more expensive than 3,000 euros. what sacrifices will have to go and in what case the price to be paid for the ukrainian crisis will be unbearable for an ordinary european, over there, wants to intervene in the conflict in ukraine why are british soldiers warning relatives and friends about the possibility of being sent to the east? this will be your central television tomorrow at 19:00 on ntv ricochet a new season from septe

i mean, there was the issue of sweden and finland's admission to nato.ou know, cooperation on counterterrorism, on the migrant crisis. how much leverage does turkey hold and how do you think it might try to use that? >> well, i mean, given turkey's geographical position, the fact that it is a nato member and sees its future in the west, despite having a number of difficult issues both with the united states and the european union. it gives turkey leverage. because turkey is very close to -- and this is perhaps unfortunate, but it is almost at the epicenter of a number of different crises. syria, iran, fighting against radicalization, refugees and so on. so, relations with russia. therefore, this is the geopolitical context, where turkeys strategic importance has been heightened. if we had lived in a different world where democracy would have flourished everywhere, where history would have ended, perhaps turkeys geostrategic importance would not have been as high. but today, you know, we live obviously in a much more difficult world and we have seen this,

in sweden they have been working on how to keep it safe for such a huge period of time. innocent looking farm buildings out in the countryside. here, hundreds of metres underground, sweden's nuclear operator studying techniques for storing waste for ever. this is what the final resting place for nuclear waste might actually look like, this is a dummy repository and behind that will actual canisters that would contain nuclear waste had been buried for the past 20 years, they will soon be excavated and the idea scientists will look at them and mind at what techniques have worked on which once hadn't. sweden already has plans to build a permanent geological disposal facility using the knowledge gained here. government and industry see it as a social duty.- see it as a social duty. very important _ see it as a social duty. very important to _ see it as a social duty. very important to take _ see it as a social duty. very important to take the - see it as a social duty. very| important to take the whole cycle from producing electricity contributing to society but taking care

doctors diagnosed the smell of memory, where the regional in sweden, he contacts clinics.ell, and there below, by the way, there are about these pro prints. plastic surgery illegal police issues well that doesn't change anything. turns out, tyoma is alive, we would have to have him so we even have to hands answer. he doesn't calm down. yes, i'm listening to you. where is she now? on a plane, so i don't care how you do it, but someone has to meet her in this fucking sweden. you got me, do n't touch or watch every step. yes, damn it, you got it with your sweet darlings. she just spoke to him. a radical was detained who was preparing a provocation at the kaliningrad airport, a large natural fire outskirts of rostov-on-don and tours with cashback, where to go to return 20, but 40% of the costs to me, this program is with you today artyom kolodkin a few minutes ago news came that the residents of gorlovka hopefully. they waited all evening for a fire at the stirol chemical plant, which arose as a result of shelling by the armed forces of ukraine , was eliminated and it is repor

scandinavia threatens energy civil strife sweden's denmark and finland's power grid companies calleday to reconsider plans to limit electricity exports to northern europe helsinki even tried to use a pseudo argument that is now fashionable in the west, the finnish minister of economy said that such a decision in oslo would only benefit the kremlin norway is a country of fjords and rivers and hydroelectric power. she has more than in any other country in europe, this makes norwegian electricity relatively cheap. however, against the backdrop of an unprecedented drought in oslo, they decided to limit exports as soon as possible, sweden denmark finland is now trying to draw attention to the problems. if not in washington, then at least in brussels, candidate networkers claim that the cases of norway could become a precedent, roughly speaking, if oslo gets away with such a decision, then isolation and isolation of power grids will begin in other regions of europe. the world economy is on the verge of collapse into a recession, this is the opinion of most economists , reuter reports. reco

it came from sweden and down in sweden. bluebird, last name was peter sooner than now when they come here that they changed it to patterson. just because i think it was too many peterson's and, you know, the 1st patterson moved here like an 865 and then poppy didn't stake his claim until, you know, in the end of 18 seventy's on. and then i think he jumped on his horse and rode a boon to stake his claim. anyway, so those can, i can interstate. so goes back a long way. so yeah, to say to you, hundreds, i guess late 18 hundreds. we homesteaded some ground. well, where i live, that was so i 18898218. 87, something like that. up there now, my dad farms and mull goals and just been around forever to hard to get away from it. but a dirty tractor for a backdrop. ok, so in the state of iowa, they give awards to farms that have been in the family for a 100 years or 150 years. so this is the order we got in 1976 by grandfather roy got for have in the farm for a 100 years in the family and will be coming up here in just a couple years now. are 150 years of this being a family farm. everything, e

to me, it came from sweden and in sweden. we were last name was peterson, and then when they come here, then they changed it to patterson just because there i think it was too many peterson and you know the 1st patterson moved here like an 800 $65.00 and then probably didn't stake his claim. until you know, in the end of 18 seventy's and then i think he jumped on his horse and rode the boon to take his claim. anyway. so those kind of kind of interesting. so goes back a long ways to 1800, i guess, late 18 hundreds. we homesteaded some ground while were i live? that was me. i don't 889-8218. 87. something like that. up there now. dad farms and locals and just been around forever. to hard to get away from it. but a dirty tractor for a backdrop. so in the state of iowa, they give awards to farms that have been in the family for a 100 years or a 150 years. so this is the order we got in 1976. my grandfather roy got for having the farm for a 100 years in the family and will be coming up here in just a couple of years now. are 150 y

i'm thinking of turkey blocking accession by finland and sweden. stockton bug referred to it himself in the last few days or something he take seriously. given the fact that old decisions in nato require consensus couldn't turkey seriously blunt nato's edge. not nature's edge, but can blantan lodgement clearly because you need an unlimited. you say the turkey is involved in a very bloody and difficult syrian civil war. and remember the cause. this faction is also a factor in internal turkish politics, including in, in the current campaign, in turkey. so issues to do with a courtesy parties, all the formations are very serious turkey and finland and sweden. i have to engage in a series dialogue with talk your budget, but i can assure you that the great majority of members, poland, included, we'll see finland and sweden as enhancements of our security. and i'd be very happy to have the freedom to fin alongside me in the trench. let's talk a bit about america if we may. joe biden has spent the time since he took office, telling your opinions. america is back. but the holy, legitimate qu