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, the minister of defense of sweden, and the representatives of the european union in sweden, the europeanand i think that this indicates that this direction is a fixed and very degenerate alina sweden is pursuing from the european union, the recognition of pvk wagner as a terrorist organization , the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine told you everything , sweden, chairing the council of europe, will contribute to the recognition of the people of vannura as terrorists, why sweden? well, where is this handsome man from sweden? parfenoragozhen yevgeny prigozhin please in fact everything is very connected and i think that we are extremely lucky that sweden was and still is the chairman of the eu and this means that its decisions have an impact and what direction it chooses about its priorities affects that as the policy of the european union is also being carried out in this six months and sweden is putting ukraine very, very strongly in the center of its interests, if you listen to any discussions that are held here that do not concern ukraine and about this, for example, with the same

one of them are from sweden. it is like trying to pull the strings on another country, from another country, but why is this in moscow? there are some any questions. but it puts into a narrative. could it be within one of these narratives? you will have som minutes to disc this with your neighbor. [indiscernible chatter] and you are able to vote on which narrative think it fits in. [indiscernible chatter] is anyone disagreeing? you don't have to jump on the bandwagon just because everyone else is voting this. interesting, thank you. [indiscernible chatter] thank you very much for your contributions. thank you. i would like to comment on this. most of the individuals that have voted think it has to do with our narrative loss of identity. that is what i would think as well. we have the russians that might think that uncle sam are pulling the strings on sweden and finland. and deciding for us if we should join nato or not. this poster came up when sweden and finland were about to discuss a nato allocation because of

our money is on sweden and i am a real sweden fan. i - and i am a real sweden fan.u agree?— absolutely love sweden this year. fran, do you agree? absolutely not, croatia. fran, do you agree? absolutely not, croatia- we — fran, do you agree? absolutely not, croatia. we will _ fran, do you agree? absolutely not, croatia. we will let _ fran, do you agree? absolutely not, croatia. we will let you _ fran, do you agree? absolutely not, croatia. we will let you fight - croatia. we will let you fight amon . st croatia. we will let you fight amongst yourselves - croatia. we will let you fight amongst yourselves later. i croatia. we will let you fight l amongst yourselves later. the croatia. we will let you fight - amongst yourselves later. the big final on saturday on the bbc website. a high—profile tory mp has criticised the british prime minister for ditching plans to scrap thousands of eu laws at the end of the year. jacob rees—mogg says the policy change is "hard to fathom". ministers say they want a "new approach" to removing eu laws, and would not race to a deadline. m

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i would love a little trip to sweden. incredible how good sweden.redible how good sweden is at eurovision. how many times they have one, like you said, loreen now only the second person to win this event twice. what was it about this performance, do you think, that got the fence behind her and got the fence behind her and got the fence behind her and got thejudges behind her? i got the judges behind her? i think it wasjust got the judges behind her? i think it was just a beautifully written and executed song. the stage was amazing, the performance was brilliant. she had the longest nails i have ever seen in my life. apparently they had to be removed by nail technicians after every performance, but i think also, carl, it comes down to the fact that loreen is eurovision legend. in 2012 she won with that amazing song euphoria, and that changed eurovision. that really made eurovision. that really made eurovision a different kind of competition. i think to some degree the song is amazing, to another degree, loreen is amazing. when she is the queen of eur

i do love austria, and i love sweden _ sweden. i do love austria, and i love sweden and _ sweden.ove sweden and finland as i sweden. i do love austria, and i| love sweden and finland as well. sweden. i do love austria, and i i love sweden and finland as well. it is amazing to talk to you and congratulations on getting eurovision here and making it such an amazing event. so lots to celebrate today, but not everyone is finding it easy to get to where the party is. train strikes are continuing across the country. let's go now and find out how they are affecting eurovision and everyone else in the uk. we're joined from euston station in london by our news correspondent yetunde yusuf. give us an update on what is happening with the strikes and what impact they are having on people plasma travel plans.— plasma travel plans. yes, more strike action _ plasma travel plans. yes, more strike action today. _ plasma travel plans. yes, more strike action today. there i plasma travel plans. yes, more strike action today. there have | plasma travel plans. yes, more i strike action today. there ha

mainly, after escaping from sweden, sweden is aware of our separatist goals, and they had provided security for our lives, but in order to save my life and safety, i could not be taken to another city. they had given me a device that being told to keep it in your pocket whenever you feel threatened in iran in 2019, he was arrested by the ministry of intelligence and transferred to iran. under his command, 68 terrorist operations were carried out, 445 people were injured and 70 people were martyred. the youngest martyr, mohammad , is 14 years old . the world organization did not make a statement, no western politicians raised their voices , no candles were lit, we had a national flag as a sign of sympathy. sada news agency is sajjadei you can see the program on the first page, with 19 minutes left of tonight's program, and the guest is mr. dr. gharibabadi, the international deputy of the judiciary and the secretary of the human rights staff of the islamic republic. i want to talk about terrorism. we in the islamic republic of iran, after the victory of the islamic revolution , have witnessed

and sweden. , . �* . right in the middle, finland and sweden. , ., �* ., ., sweden.ogether? probably - sweden. they aren't too far apart. why they together? probably for i why they together? probably for fairness, why they together? probably for fairness. so _ why they together? probably for fairness, so each _ why they together? probably for fairness, so each one _ why they together? probably for fairness, so each one has no - fairness, so each one has no advantage in terms of running order. sweden goes after a commercial break because they have a complicated set. finland has a big set as wealth. for viewers at home, you are watching news, they are thinking, why are we here? what is it about eurovision that has captured so many heart? for 70 ears. that has captured so many heart? for 70 years it — that has captured so many heart? fr?" 70 years. it is getting bigger, and we have more fans from outside europe, and they can vote. this is just pure fun. there is politics in everything, but this is not politics, this is fun. you can be you want to be, and that is a big e

i would love a trip to sweden. incredible how good sweden is at your —— eurovision.on to win this event twice. what was it about this performance that you think about the fans behind her and thejudges behind her? i and the judges behind her? i think it wasjust and the judges behind her? i think it was just a beautifully written and executed song. the stage was amazing, the performance was brilliant. she had the longest as i'd ever seenin had the longest as i'd ever seen in my life. apparently they had to be removed by nail technicians after every performance. but i think also it comes down to the fact that loreen is what eurovision legend in 2012 she one with that amazing song euphoria and that amazing song euphoria and that really changed eurovision that really changed eurovision that really changed eurovision that really made eurovision a different kind of competition and i think to some degree, the song is amazing and to another, grow mike amazing and she is the queen of eurovision. —— loreen. and tattoo is a great song but finland also did really well. kaarija, a

so i am voting for sweden too. ~ . .,~ , ., , ., sweden too.cial? sweden too. what makes eurovision so special? nothing _ sweden too. what makes eurovision so special? nothing is _ sweden too. what makes eurovision so special? nothing is wrong _ sweden too. what makes eurovision so special? nothing is wrong and - special? nothing is wrong and eurovision _ special? nothing is wrong and eurovision and _ special? nothing is wrong and eurovision and you _ special? nothing is wrong and eurovision and you can't - special? nothing is wrong and eurovision and you can't be, l special? nothing is wrong and l eurovision and you can't be, but you're _ eurovision and you can't be, but you're just — eurovision and you can't be, but you're just good _ eurovision and you can't be, but you're just good enough. - eurovision and you can't be, but you're just good enough. i- eurovision and you can't be, but you're just good enough.- eurovision and you can't be, but you're just good enough. you're 'ust good enough. i saw a bit of you're just good enough. i saw a bi

the festivities aren't just for the king of sweden.ion as next year marks the 50th anniversary of the band's eurovision victory. the official abba museum opened ten years ago in stockholm. here, you can learn more about agnetha, frida, benny and bjorn and their meteoric rise to global superstars. and you even get the chance to join them onstage and become the fifth band member. every autumn, swedes sit down with their friends for a traditional crayfish party, decorating the entire place in crayfish decor. they carefully dissect the crayfish and wash it down with schnapps and belt out traditional drinking songs, and it's great fun if you get the chance tojoin in. all: skal! far up north is a chance for adventure as you cruise around the arctic circle. the polar and arctic explorer tourist icebreakers take you on a three—hour cruise across a frozen landscape, where you get to walk on ice and take a dip in the sea — in a survival suit, of course. and if you feel like rediscovering your inner child, why not step into the imagination of swe

so, i guess next year, we're going be heading to sweden. i can't wait! us as well and this year, for the first time ever, americans — and fans from anywhere in the world — could actually vote, even if their own country didn't compete. alesia michelle is one of those superfans. i caught up with her after a large watch party here in washington and asked her why she thought sweden's loreen was a two—time winner. go for a deserving to winner. —— a deserving to winner. at the eurovision song contest before she won, that really changed how the song contest was even taken in by europe. so, the fact she is now our second time second winner of eurovision, it doesn't feel that crazy because she really was someone who marked a moment in the eurovision song contest and now, we're seeing it, i think, graduate again. so the fact that she is now our second—time second winner of eurovision — it actually doesn't feel that crazy, because she really was someone who marked a moment in the eurovision song contest. and now, we're seeing it, i think, graduate again beyond chap

joining nato would offer sweden support from the alliance.ut what the soldiers here know is they must defend others in return. >> of course, we would prefer not to worry about this. but i do. and it weighs on me. >> this summer, filippa will have completed her basic training, after which she will leave the military. the decision, she says, was made independently of the war in ukraine. lara: many brides want to stand out on their wedding day, but a look such as this is truly unique in europe. the bride, kdyre, is taking part in a centuries-old tradition. she belongs to the muslim minority of the pomaks. the ethnic minority have managed to preseve their culture, despite the period of oppression during bulgaria's communist regine. our reporter attended the wedding day in southern bulgaria's rhodope mountains. there, in the secluded village of ribnovo, he witnessed a celebration like no other. >> this is a very special moment for 20-year-old kdyre avdi. together with her sisters, cousins, and young female friends, she is arriving at the central s

joining nato would offer sweden support from the alliance.ut what the soldiers here know is they must defend others in return. >> of course, we would prefer not to worry about this. but i do. and it weighs on me. >> this summer, filippa will have completed her basic training, after which she will leave the military. the decision, she says, was made independently of the war in ukraine. lara: many brides want to stand out on their wedding day, but a look such as this is truly unique in europe. the bride, kdyre, is taking part in a centuries-old tradition. she belongs to the muslim minority of the pomaks. the ethnic minority have managed to preseve their culture, despite the period of oppression during bulgaria's communist regine. our reporter attended the wedding day in southern bulgaria's rhodope mountains. there, in the secluded village of ribnovo, he witnessed a celebration like no other. >> this is a very special moment for 20-year-old kdyre avdi. together with her sisters, cousins, and young female friends, she is arriving at the central s

joining nato would offer sweden support from the alliance.ut what the soldiers here know is they must defend others in return. >> of course, we would prefer not to worry about this. but i do. and it weighs on me. >> this summer, filippa will have completed her basic training, after which she will leave the military. the decision, she says, was made independently of the war in ukraine. lara: many brides want to stand out on their wedding day, but a look such as this is truly unique in europe. the bride, kdyre, is taking part in a centuries-old tradition. she belongs to the muslim minority of the pomaks. the ethnic minority have managed to preseve their culture, despite the period of oppression during bulgaria's communist regine. our reporter attended the wedding day in southern bulgaria's rhodope mountains. there, in the secluded village of ribnovo, he witnessed a celebration like no other. >> this is a very special moment for 20-year-old kdyre avdi. together with her sisters, cousins, and young female friends, she is arriving at the central s

that's all show- visual base was also sweden, it's a small— visual base was also sweden, it's a smalland contained in a box atop i small and contained in a box atop scale changes— small and contained in a box atop scale changes dramatically. i small and contained in a box atop scale changes dramatically. [- small and contained in a box atop scale changes dramatically. i heard sweden comes _ scale changes dramatically. i heard sweden comes after— scale changes dramatically. i heard sweden comes after a _ scale changes dramatically. i heard sweden comes after a commerciall sweden comes after a commercial break because it's so complicated. it is complicated but we got there. using all the rehearsals, who would you suggest would be the winner? mr; you suggest would be the winner? my money is on israel. israel. _ you suggest would be the winner? my money is on israel. israel. there i money is on israel. israel. there ou money is on israel. israel. there you have — money is on israel. israel. there you have it _ money is on israel. israel. there you have it from _ money is on israel. israel

with a suspicious whale in sweden, they went further, offering to make him almost a double agent.why would anastasia suddenly explain ivanova anastasia good evening. well, what betrayed the beluga whale with earflaps or maybe there was a husky? hello alexey, by the way, the countries could not do without it. they just didn’t sign up as a bear partner, for example. western media apparently missed the bond and adventure. so the main character of the spy story was made by china the whale, valdimir, the whale, no, not a mistake. it's such a pun on behalf of vladimir and the word shaft. it 's in norwegian, it means keith but norway is not the focus of attention in the center of sweden's agenda, here are the shots from the swedish city of hunnesborn. there , in the bay, this video was noticed by the beluga whale. now he publishes many world publications. all as one with disturbing daily mail headlines. as if suspecting that the animals headed to stockholm on a secret mission, writes they say kit quote in a team very quickly left his recent habitat on swedish television talk on the topic

sweden versus finland. 243 points! we have a winner! sweden! night, the culmination of a show that began with an artful blend of ukraine and uk, including the piano skills of the princess of wales. now for the eurovision song contest, 2023. and then onto the songs with a familiar eurovision spread of styles. you had epic, from sweden's loreen, the hot favourite. # you're stuck on me like a tattoo # finland brought manic energy. # cha cha cha # the last of the 26 songs, uk's own mae muller. # instead i wrote a song # cheering the cheering at the end — they'd better check the rivets on the arena roof after that! and the arena is going wild! all sing: # walk on, walk on... the interval act, a celebration of liverpool. # and you'll never walk alone # and you will never walk alone # it is not often the show has to pause to wipe away the tears. and there were a few tears from the winner at the end of the evening. our winner, loreen, ourwinner, loreen, everybody. loreen, a second eurovision trophy. a great night for sweden but also you can see that fi

sweden took an early lead. 243 - don't do that every day. sweden took an early lead. 243 points. took an early lead. 243 points. we have a winner! _ took an early lead. 243 points. we have a winner! and - took an early lead. 243 points. we have a winner! and stayed | we have a winner! and stayed there. we have a winner! and stayed there- mae — we have a winner! and stayed there. mae muller— we have a winner! and stayed there. mae muller came - we have a winner! and stayed there. mae muller came a - there. mae muller came a disappointing 24. uk devontae one winner on the night discuss liverpool. david sillito, bbc news. so, that was the moment loreen took victory. shortly after she reflected on what this win means to her. let's listen. only the second person to win the eurovision contest twice, johnny logan being the first, now you. how does it feel? this is overwhelming. i'm so happy and i am so thankful. thank you for this. this is for you, thank you. we're so happy for you, loreen, bringing eurovision to sweden for abba's 50th anniversary year. it's so, so special. while it's c

but this is about more than reindeer herders: it's about sweden and the eu.e around the world has to adapt. we have to stop emitting so much co2. we all have to make sacrifices. ♪ >> the town of kiruna, north of the arctic circle, is at the center of sweden's mining industry. iron ore has been mined here for more than 100 years. now the mines are slated to expand, to extract the rare earths. new shafts are being drilled. life here has long been defined by the mining industry. when a new shaft is drilled, local residents have to give way. buildings threatened by the mine are slated for demolition, including 2500 apartments. even the old wooden church will be relocated. birgitta dahlberg grew up in kiruna. her former home now stands behind a construction fence. she had to move out a year ago. the mine operators have given her a new apartment. >> the ore has to come out. ordinary people can't stop it. who wants to live here the way it looks now, anyway? we have to build a new kiruna. we'll manage, but it's still sad to lose your own history. >> it's even worse t

but this is about more than reindeer herders: it's about sweden and the eu.e around the world has to adapt. we have to stop emitting so much co2. we all have to make sacrifices. ♪ >> the town of kiruna, north of the arctic circle, is at the center of sweden's mining industry. iron ore has been mined here for more than 100 years. now the mines are slated to expand, to extract the rare earths. new shafts are being drilled. life here has long been defined by the mining industry. when a new shaft is drilled, local residents have to give way. buildings threatened by the mine are slated for demolition, including 2500 apartments. even the old wooden church will be relocated. birgitta dahlberg grew up in kiruna. her former home now stands behind a construction fence. she had to move out a year ago. the mine operators have given her a new apartment. >> the ore has to come out. ordinary people can't stop it. who wants to live here the way it looks now, anyway? we have to build a new kiruna. we'll manage, but it's still sad to lose your own history. >> it's even worse t

i wasn't throwing all my weight behind sweden and england.port some of the countries that europe wouldn't give many points to. but i can't lie, i gave some points to finland, i gave some points to sweden. well, loreen collecting all the points tonight, doing very well. and alesia michelle, american eurovision fan and host of a big—time watch party there in washington, dc, thank you very much forjoining us. thank you. despite not being able to host due the the war, many ukrainians were still keen to follow along from home, but this is a bar in kyiv where fans still enjoyed the competition all the same, and our correspondent hugo bachega has been speaking to some of them. frustrated, but because of the war, because of lots of people dying and lots of people losing their homes, businesses, relatives. it's hurtful in any case, but not in case of eurovision. yeah, eurovision is continuing, and we have our representative. we have lots of countries that still participate, so we're all good. and we participate as well. i feel ok, because you guys as

and among the other favourites is sweden, it is an - favourites is sweden, it is an interesting one.of eurovision love sweden because of abba and there is a woman hoping to win for a second time? she abba and there is a woman hoping to win for a second time?— win for a second time? she was a winner in 2012. _ win for a second time? she was a winner in 2012. euphoria. - win for a second time? she was a winner in 2012. euphoria. tattoo | win for a second time? she was a l winner in 2012. euphoria. tattoo is her song this year. it goes like this... she is the favourite to win the contest this year. i she is the favourite to win the contest this year.— she is the favourite to win the contest this year. i love the song but to be honest _ contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i _ contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i was _ contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i was not - contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i was not sure l but to be honest i was not sure about the big fingernails! they were about the big fingernails! they were a

it's in norwegian, it means keith but norway is not the focus of the agenda, sweden here are the shotsswedish city of hunnesborstrom. there, in the bay , this video was noticed by the beluga whale. now he publishes many world publications. all as one with disturbing headers. daily mail, as if suspecting that the animals headed to stockholm on a secret mission, writes that keith quote in a team very quickly left his recent habitat on swedish television, they talk about the fact that in aldi the world, it turns out that they were granted political asylum, that it happens that he crossed the southernmost point norway, and when i last saw him, he was heading straight east. so we are very afraid that he may be. or in the ports of larger cities this video is a representative of a volunteer organization was recording a few days ago when keith sailed out of norwegian waters. there he felt quite comfortable for four years , an organization one whale was created especially for him. and why would all of a sudden such attention and where does the russian, back in 2019, this beluga whale was discov

, sweden. - sweden. i love the fact noise have a i country who comes through. sweden, it's really— country who comes through. sweden, it's really down to the t direction that eurovision is heading towards. it has _ that eurovision is heading towards. it has now— that eurovision is heading towards. it has now been a place where a lot of big _ it has now been a place where a lot of big artists who sell songs throughout the year come through and do really— throughout the year come through and do really well, but also, finland, which _ do really well, but also, finland, which is — do really well, but also, finland, which is very much the opposite, classic— which is very much the opposite, classic old — which is very much the opposite, classic old eurovision nonsense. i live classic old eurovision nonsense. live the classic old eurovision nonsense. i live the eurovision nonsense! i am loving every minute of it. scott, thank you very much for that. eurovision nonsense, we love a bit of that at the bb

to let sweden in. ., , ., sweden in.ned the fate of — sweden in. you just mentioned the fate of syrian _ sweden in. you just mentioned the fate of syrian refugees - sweden in. you just mentioned the fate of syrian refugees in i the fate of syrian refugees in the fate of syrian refugees in the country, which was a big talking point as you say for the opposition there as well. but what do you think this victory for erdogan now means for syrians, particularly for syrians in the north of the country, particularly at a time when we have also seen the arab league essentially appearing to welcome bashar el—assad back into the fold? i welcome bashar el-assad back into the fold?— into the fold? i think with erdogan _ into the fold? i think with erdogan having _ into the fold? i think with erdogan having won - into the fold? i think with l erdogan having won again, into the fold? i think with - erdogan having won again, the refugees can sleep a little bit more quietly, because the thought of them being forcibly expeued thought of

sweden - finland i think. who do you think will win and why? sweden is - finland i think.ell favoured, she _ will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won _ will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won in _ will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won in 2012 - will win and why? sweden is well favoured, she won in 2012 and i will win and why? sweden is well i favoured, she won in 2012 and back again but i think will be finland. certainly the public vote which was wedged on saturday will go to finland, not sure how the juries will though. finland, not sure how the “uries will theudefi finland, not sure how the “uries will lleuglefi finland, not sure how the “uries will thouh. ., , . will though. some of the difference between how _ will though. some of the difference between howjuries _ will though. some of the difference between howjuries vote _ will though. some of the difference between howjuries vote and - will though. some of the difference between howjuries vote and what i between howjuries vote and what they like compared to the public likes because th

on the west coast, sweden�*s second largest city.k in 197a. a lot of people are also wondering if there will be another connection. 2024 marks 50 years since abba won the competition in the uk in brighton. abba have recently been seenin brighton. abba have recently been seen in london as hologram type images, performing. could they play a role in next year�*s eurovision? they will have to wait and see but there is a buzz and excitement here as she is the second ever person to win twice as a woman and the swedes are really excited about that. find are really excited about that. and the weather _ are really excited about that. and the weather really does look gorgeous. thank you very much indeed. thank you. thank you. people in turkey are voting to decide if recep tayyip erdogan remains president after 20 years in power, in one of the most pivotal elections in the country�*s modern history. president tayyip erdogan voted in istanbul. long queues formed early at polling stations. and this is his key rival — kimil kilicdaroglu. he�*s the

personnel were being trained for an entire brigade and that the weapons that sweden will transfer to are actually a unique situation in part because e- it is about the fact that our units were trained in sweden, a brigade - this is between three and five thousand personnel, and they were trained on the equipment that sweden would transfer to ukraine, including leopards 2 and the unique swedish bmp and its 90, which is created in sweden and which is optimally suited for our spaces because it was created, by the way, for conducting combat operations in the swamp and in the snow, that is, those things that will really accompany the work of our e-e brigades in combat operations and in fact, the unique archer self-propelled guns will also be added to them, in fact , we are talking about the fact that sweden will hand over to us such ready-made brigade sets, our soldiers have undergone training on these means, impressions on tanks, bmps and archers, and actually this is the one brigade now, according to the estimates of some experts, it will be considered that it is the most technological,

we discussed sweden's entry into nato; it will become a member of the alliance.gree to this, and security will reach a new level. i am vkontakte with the turkish authorities and i told them that sweden should become a nato country as soon as possible, this is important for the norwegian security of the baltics. and nato as a whole insists on the same, and representatives of the united states and washington expect that sweden will become a member of the alliance in the coming weeks, the admission of sweden to nato, and this process is ongoing, moreover, from a historical point of view. it is proceeding unusually fast with the admission of finland and the entry of sweden into this process, individual members. alliance can speak your concern. this is exactly what turkey has done in recent months. and i think quite rightly focused on security issues and finland and sweden have taken significant steps to solve these problems. however, security in the west means first of all. your interests, nevertheless, the drone attack on moscow continues to be condemned, for exampl

sweden's soaring . o . these stars... sweden's soaring pop anthem _ these stars...... sweden's soaring pop anthem won on the - these stars... sweden's soaring pop anthem won on the night. i pop anthem won on the night. but the uk came second last. in a competition full of powerful female acts, her catchy sarcastic track just didn't resonate with voters around the world. a painful end for an artist who has been a great ambassadorfor the artist who has been a great ambassador for the contest. that's the lovely bit, and then there's the not so lovely bit of the votes. but that's eurovision. i think it was a great night overall.- eurovision. i think it was a great night overall. mae muller couldn't find _ great night overall. mae muller couldn't find the _ great night overall. mae muller couldn't find the right - great night overall. mae muller couldn't find the right notes - couldn't find the right notes for the global audiences last night, in contrast, liverpool was pitch perfect. ukrainians are extremely _ was pitch perfect. ukrainians are extremely proud - was pitch

paul, paul, tell me what the results of the visit were, what the minister of sweden inspected , what the region, in principle, i am told about the visit of the minister of defense. information, unfortunately, now i can’t tell you the details of the detailed information. then together we know that the minister e sweden's wheels and sweden's podison inspected really uh, really not much information uh, visited the village of yagidnomo , where demining is taking place, also visited the training center for specialists of the state special service of transport . these are the kinds of things they said and said exactly in the context. as far as i understand, there is a lot of demining. five days ago, i would like to remind you that the ministry of sweden also promised to analyze ukraine's request to receive the fourth-generation swedish gripen fighters and oleksiy regarding demining , how difficult the situation remains help is really needed here, the situation remains very difficult and the fact is that demining does not only consist in the disposal of the ammunition that remained after th

and sikes of the agrees to nights those degrees to 2 nights of sweden joining night. so as for washington, i mean yeah, they the issue with divided trust us made 5 digits is also being am a thrown in the side and haven't been signed. but again, that's part of the, the program with that was, it was separate because that again, i agree to buy this as for hundreds and see miss sol system from russia, which is nominated. so, and the americans took great exceptions for that to miss. busy mean those 2 things, and this example both of edit campaign, both sides. this was an example of him wanting to develop his own ministry capacity and not be totally dependent on night. so and okay, washington in our system said turkey as a team player, although as part of the alliance and is that again sits in the middle of playing both sides every time. and this is not in trouble. we, we're gonna have to leave it there. obviously there's still a lot of ground to cover in this conversation, but we'll leave it there for today. thank you so much to all 3 of you for joining us on inside story

of sweden box was membership.are — sweden box was membership. we and our allies are both _ sweden box was membership. we and our allies are both well— sweden box was membership. we and our allies are both well positioned - our allies are both well positioned whether or not this happens, whether now or in two weeks or a few weeks after that. we have been clear that we will not tolerate any aggression against sweden, no matter its actual status. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. time to look at some other news here in the uk. 200 people have gathered outside and despite some students responding angrily to her invitation to the event from the talk was interrupted by two trends rights protesters were removed by security. downing street has denied accusations of a cover—up over the release of borisjohnson's whatsapp messages to the covid inquiry. the inquiry has demanded the unredacted messages are handed over by thursday. the cabinet office has argued some of the material is not relevant. but oppos

they go to sweden and face a lot of hypocrites. this is all on the sidelines of the tenth court session . hamid nouri's daughter asks why there are more women on the sidelines of one of these courts falahi, one of the leaders of the hypocrite organization, confessed to the massacre of 17,000 iranians. you are proud of killing the terrorist and separatist group that opposes iran, and now human rights activists want to hold sweden accountable for its actions . executive see the imam's command to continue supporting families with multiple children in projects such as ayatollah makarem's mother's smile from the hospital in isfahan, where in april i hosted the 10th birthday party of a guest of agha kamal, 27 years old, who recently had triplets named ali agha ma fatemeh. ms. fatemeh khawam has a son, two daughters, and there is no need to worry. now, how do you raise the child ? inshallah, god will help us. in one of the hospitals in isfahan, these three gentlemen are the first born sons of the mother, who were born at 33 weeks of pregn

next year to sweden's turn to take that role.h anniversary of abba winning eurovision.— anniversary of abba winning eurovision. , ,, ., eurovision. yes, sweden might have won the competition _ eurovision. yes, sweden might have won the competition but _ eurovision. yes, sweden might have won the competition but it _ eurovision. yes, sweden might have won the competition but it feels - won the competition but it feels like everyone who took part felt like everyone who took part felt like a winner. a severe cyclone that forecasters fear could be the worst in more than a decade, is making landfall between the coast of bangladesh and myanmar. in cox's bazar in bangladesh, half a million people have been forced to take shelter with nearly 1 million people have been forced to take shelter with nearly1 million rohingya refugees living in flimsy camps in the region. our correspondent sent this report just before the cyclone made landfall. sirens. this is bangladesh's tourist police, and they're patrolling the beach here in cox's bazar in

folly: what about the ascension of sweden tomato? well -- of sweden to nato? >> it is no secret that these are mostly political decisions. erdogan put in the beginning of straightforward statement out there that the internationally recognized organizations do something about it. if they continue to harbor terrorists, erdogan said he will not move. having said that, i understand these are political decisions more than anything else. folly: been, i will give you the last word. >> with the issue of sweden's membership of nato, turkey rolled over and accepted finland right away. erdogan has made it clear that you need to lift the sanctions that were imposed on mouse five years ago and you need to extradite these guys we believe are terrorists. as for washington, the issue with the fighter jets has also been a thorn in the side. it was scuffled because erdogan agreed to buy these antimissile systems from russia and the americans took great exception to that. it is a an example of erdogan play both sides and his desire to develop his own military capacity and not be

sweden.-like, can-do sweden. people like, can they do it? sweden. given all this sass forming and just doing incredible,— forming and just doing incredible, the dancing , the incredible, the dancing, the singing.— incredible, the dancing, the singing. sbe— incredible, the dancing, the singing. she is— incredible, the dancing, the singing. she is like a dual bebbeo— singing. she is like a dual depher she's— singing. she is like a dual depher she's phenomenal . and depher she's phenomenal. and obso— depher she's phenomenal. and obso i-we— depher she's phenomenal. and obso i-we gob— depher she's phenomenal. and also i've got to— depher she's phenomenal. and also i've got to do— depher she's phenomenal. and also i've got to do a shout out to also i've got to do a shout out bo bikooine— also i've got to do a shout out to ukraine. they're— also i've got to do a shout out to ukraine. they're they're ibew-oe— to ukraine. they're they're ibew-oe on— to ukraine. they're they're they're um, singers did really webb— they're um, singers did really webb os— they'

and among the other favourites is sweden, it is an - favourites is sweden, it is an interesting one. woman hoping to win for a second time? she abba and there is a woman hoping to win for a second time?— win for a second time? she was a winner in 2012. _ win for a second time? she was a winner in 2012. euphoria. - win for a second time? she was a winner in 2012. euphoria. tattoo | win for a second time? she was a l winner in 2012. euphoria. tattoo is her song this year. it goes like this... she is the favourite to win the contest this year. i she is the favourite to win the contest this year.— she is the favourite to win the contest this year. i love the song but to be honest _ contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i _ contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i was _ contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i was not - contest this year. i love the song but to be honest i was not sure l

and then coming home to sweden, i and then coming home to sweden, lreing _ and then coming home to swedensive. l people meeting me. it was massive. obviously. _ people meeting me. it was massive. obviously, sweden _ people meeting me. it was massive. obviously, sweden loves _ people meeting me. it was massive. obviously, sweden loves eurovision, the festival— obviously, sweden loves eurovision, the festival there, _ obviously, sweden loves eurovision, the festival there, the _ obviously, sweden loves eurovision, the festival there, the national- the festival there, the national selection — the festival there, the national selection show, _ the festival there, the national selection show, nothing - the festival there, the national selection show, nothing else . the festival there, the national- selection show, nothing else matters in that— selection show, nothing else matters in that period — selection show, nothing else matters in that period of— selection show, nothing else matters in that period of time! _ selection show, nothing else matters in that period of time!— in that period of t

sweden is now protected by the nuclear umbrella of the us nuclear the umbrella of britain., it is not yet in nato, but in principle it does not need it now for its basic security needs, that is , such an intermediate scenario, on the one hand, it will satisfy those who want security here and now, on the other hand, it will satisfy transatlantic integrators because we are moving towards nato, i am moving as there is no such thing, but we are moving and for ukraine, just such a scenario will be more or less the best. that is, it is neither israel nor taiwan. it is necessary to persuade putin that it is beneficial for putin for ukraine to become a member of nato because it will deter ukraine itself if ukraine wants to attack russia, such logic has passed for many years and ukraine has become strong, strong, er, economically strong in the first they have their turn, their military industry , and so on. and they say, here we are, and we still remember the attack of 22nd, we will take revenge now, and then nato will grab our hands, and then and now the horse is still hinting that

we are going to sweden. we are a lawyer, the former first deputy head of the election committee centeratulate you, mr. andriy, i also congratulate you, well, we wanted to talk to you about the status of crimea, and jamala presented her new album in liverpool at the british eurovision song contest it is called, besides, what new concept of the status of the new crimea are we presenting now, well, on the eve of the deoccupation of the peninsula, i would say so, i would make such an optimistic forecast of our future, what do we propose for crimea in its constitutional status, please tell me, i think that there is no need to split into two extremes, the first the extreme is to leave what is, that is, the territorial autonomy in crimea, in fact autonomy for the russian majority, because that is how it turns out, and the second extreme is to cancel this autonomy and provide for an ordinary crimean region in part of ukraine. i think that these two extremes are unacceptable given the fact that the crimean tatars are, after all, the indigenous people of crimea, who do not have any land of any o

sweden is in a much better position now than before.tus meaning they're participating in nato meetings and integrating into our structures. the united states issued bilateral security assurances which fill in -- if you look at the map, swede sen surrounded by nato countries. it is absolutely inconceivable there is any attack or effect against sweden without nato reacting. so, we're a long way. i hope we can finalize the process by then. let me add, this isn't actually a third big strategic mistake that vladimir putin made. he invaded ukraine and sent the clear message he doesn't want more nato on his borders. he's getting the opposite. he is getting more presence in the alliance. and he is getting two new members, finland and sweden. nato's border with russia more than doubles. the. >> dramatic shift. we're learning this morning talks are under way between nato and japan to open a liaison office in the country. it will be the first in asia. can you confirm the talks are happening. >> yes. we are talking with japan about opening nato off

sweden has already completely closed the case, in fact. we could return to sweden with three children, but after all this what we experienced there. i don't want to go back there. i do not want my children to be there. we are adults, somehow children have a different psyche, a different age. i don’t want the children to be in a place where, due to stupid stereotypes and something of an opinion, maybe in an instant, just with a click , life will completely roll and for the last year the family lived in poland and really wanted to return home to chechnya, but how zul-khan claims that it was not possible to leave the country, and then they decided to make an attempt. breakout hemming belarus will mark the driver of the car, turning it across the traffic lane, tried to prevent the employees of the polish border department, to pursue them and was detained. she says she felt safe only when she got to the belarusian side. then i already saw the border guards at first scared. then they are in russian, wait, wait, what happened came to us. i alread