the soviet union established borders there. o prevent an armed clash between germany and the soviet union, the date of the attack on poland was originally determined by hitler on the twenty-sixth of august. on august 25, 1939, saboteurs were abandoned on polish territory, whose task was to break communications, destroy bridges and capture strategically important object and interrupts. here, hitler is not bluffing, the war with poland has been appointed and it will take place at any moment with any possible outcome of the moscow negotiations between england, france and the soviet union . the soviet union, on the other hand, takes a wait-and-see attitude, germany persistently invites the soviet union to also start military operations against poland and seize those lands that are secretly additional protocol are included in the sphere of interests of the soviet union including part of the original east polish lands soviet the government did not go to this provocation of the nazis. it did not start hostilities on september 1 or sept

or the european union. here in sambor with johnson will he be a big supporter of his own education, let me remind you that he is the author of even such a biographical book, i really hope that after all he is also despite brexit, everything else also understands the importance of the european union, and in fact, if we have a little bit, there is still time. so, the only thing i wanted to clarify is if the decision on nato has been made, but in nato there are also those political points and economic points, that is, it means that ukraine must also meet these criteria. and this is precisely to meet the criteria of democracy, to meet the criteria of the free market, democracy in ukraine remains fragile and from time to time we see signals even during the war that are not strong for us we still discuss them a little, understanding the need for consolidation in society. but once again , we will remind you that even this channel has suffered unsubstantiated and unspoken persecutions, let's say this, regarding the

at that moment, the european union did not react properly. as you already said in 2014 after the russian aggression in crimea, as well as in the luhansk and donetsk regions, the european union introduced sanctions, then decided to stop holding certain meetings at the ministerial level, then also decided to exclude russia from the g8 and did several things with which they wanted to convince russia that aggression against ukraine was unacceptable, but this was not enough therefore, a whole series of european political leaders who continued to conduct a dialogue with putin probably convinced him that he could continue his aggression against such countries as ukraine, moldova, georgia, that is why i believe that at that time we had the opportunity to show greater confidence and strength in relation to putin, and then we could make him pay the highest price for this aggression, explain to such politicians that it is impossible to conduct a dialogue with a country that does not respect sovereignty and territorial integrity the integrity of its neigh

well, if it is not a member of the european union, then it will not receive direct access to the europeanon through poland, although actually there are not so many problems there and for some in the european union has just such an opportunity , it will even welcome it, because everyone understands that membership in the european union will not be a matter of months, it is a long enough process, and it is easier to become a member of nato and a member of the european union. i think that ukraine will soon become on the shoulders of members of the european union, and when there is such an opportunity, well, such palliatives, some kind of palliative membership in the european union, to come up with, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, what, we are ukraine , and at the same table, but vova, but at the same time, she does not have all the rules, well, the french have already started this process to invent specific facts . i think that the fields intercept a little bit of the initiative , because they offer more specific steps to buy, and not just some kind of uh-uh carrot in front of my n

the african unions worse moments . what you think the african union could do better? your suggestions, your ideas. put them right here on youtube and be part of today's shut. aah! across the african continent t. l. many reasons for african state to breeding. no longer need to care for communion. to comes on the heels of do so to close to completion, west africa, where the african union has simply responded true statements of condemnation, underhand dev, convenience to the ministry relevant. particularly given the fact that across the continent, days on equal distribution of power relations. whereby the are regional hedge ones across the continent who have the tendency to exert will an influence as well as interest goes of others, absolutely, and serves us directly to body in this regards. to this week, africans around the continent will be celebrating african unity day. it really is the day where africans mark the idea that they have an organization that is a pan african organization. let's think a little bit deeper into that. and how the a you is doing hello, hello. h

the union believes that next we should take an emergency measure to reformat logistics. of considerable interest is the initiative of the commission for the implementation of the eurasian agroexpress project. it is designed to ensure regular obstructed deliveries of agricultural goods by rail , including from china. in addition, it is necessary to seriously speed up the work on creating new cooperation ties and import substitution, especially for critical imports , the proposal to develop of indicative balances in relation to essential goods for the internal market of the union i s is well positioned in matters of food security, however, due to the predicted rush demand in the world for priority food products, close coordination is needed to prevent shortages of certain goods in our countries. i believe that the baptism of the identified problems needs to be tightened up and the rest of the cis states, the issue of developing international economic cooperation with third countries and integration associations under the sanctions, we should not close in on ourselves in our

that adds to the inflationary cycle. similarly, unions use of muscle as opposed to merit-based compensation increases, leads to higher prices and fewer jobs. policy is like protecting the right to organize action, part -- prioritize union membership would prioritize -- lead to a smaller labor force and lower incomes. under the pro act, workers could lose their right to a secret ballot election, the privacy of their personal information, the choice of joining a union and paying union dues, the ability to be their own boss, and the opportunity to honor franchise business. most troubling to me is -- as a mother of six children, the pro act's attack on independent workers. during the pandemic, it was a lifeline to men, including 12% of the entire workforce that started freelancing in 2020. independent work is growing because people want it. they report greater worklife balance, less stress, better health, and the same or higher incomes. for many people, it is independent work or no work. half of those who freelanced a they do it because they

that's when the soviet union began. iberation campaign on the territory of western belarus, western ukraine, that is. uh, the soviet union did not start hostilities after the german attack on poland until they saw that in poland the paris peace treaty was defeated western belarusian lands are part of poland, they are divided into polesie , novogrudok, vilna and bialystok voivodeships, the polish authorities do not recognize the term. western belarus and in official documents they call western belarus eastern armchairs, the border passed 32 km from the glorified ones . i mean, the station is not on fire. here, uh, it was the border station, where, in principle, well, well-known events took place here, some international meetings took place here at this station, that is e-e district of dzerzhinsk, it was all already the border zone. vyacheslav yaroshevich, a native of the city of volozhin, born in 1930, was, of course, everything was there, because the pancake settlement of soldiers of the military part of the potion was t

she said that the soviet union was formed in 1922, the joining together of the union republics. voluntarily. at least this is how it was framed in the constitution. but the right to secede from the union had never been tried in practice. and certainly not a withdrawal of all its members. but in 1991. that is what happened? the country dissolved into its constituent parts. the west looked on amazed at the rapid disintegration and 25000000 russians were left in shock. they suddenly found themselves inhabitants of other countries, compounded by the uncertainty of whether they would be accepted, barris, citizens, opium, now to keep the homes and land. mm. let us laugh. baylof is the director at the center of german studies. he is no political ally, a flat map who's in that he agrees with the president's claim that the fall of the soviet union was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century. ready mores the celestial sir. yes, but one can agree with his statement, which is by geo politics. you primarily mean the interests of certain people and i'm alone. and if we consider the fate

pretty sure, beside the soviet union was formed in 1922, the joining together of the union republics. voluntarily. at least this is how it was framed and the constitution that the right to secede from the union had never been tried in practice and certainly not withdrawal of all its members. but in 1991 . that is what happened. the country dissolved into its constituent parts. the west looked on amazed at the rapid disintegration and 25000000 russians were left in shock. they suddenly found themselves inhabitants of other countries, compounded by the uncertainty of whether they would be accepted, barris, citizens, opium, now to keep the homes and land. mm. let us, le baylof is the director at the center of german studies. he is no political ally of latter may oppose him, but he agrees with the president's claim that the fall of the soviet union was the greatest geopolitical catastrophe of the 20th century. ready moore's neglect. yes sir. yes. one can agree with his statement, which if by geo politics you primarily mean the interests of certain people, william mila. and if we consider

is a very big force, so wish the soviet union was defeated during the war they e. how stupid it would be, they wanted to, as it was, as truman himself said, that there is, let's say the russians win, you need to help the germans. if you take no already help the russians and let them as long as possible they kill the ideas of the toad with the viper, that is, stalin, as much as possible weakened each other. you imagined that the soviet union should, and win with them, but at the same time should be as weakened as possible. that is, as much as possible with a thin war, and here it is. e. here, when they say, let's say about a violation of the balance of power in europe. this is, uh, a favorite tale that is not completely untrue, for example, in the forty-fifth year , the united states armed forces is 12 million. a person in the uk - this is more than 7 million. soviet suicides - 11.5 million people, that is, great britain and the united states surpassed the soviet union by more than one and a half times in strength. plus, they were superior to them at sea and in the

britain also wanted to leave, so did the european union. t is, it’s another center of influence . in germany, who believe that it is the european union that should be the appropriate stream, that is, there are other factors of geopolitical cunning that have an impact on this, but that it will always go and it is quite difficult and that the introduction of sanctions is the painstaking diplomatic work of our diplomats , respectively yes there is the head of state of the president, this is a constant negotiation process here - this is a constant effort to understand the internal situation of each ukraine in order to really have the appropriate effect of the relevant ones and constantly we remind you of this in the fact that, dear, if you really want to squeeze the russian federation and put them in such conditions, when it will be as quickly as possible, understand the need to stop the aggression, well, this is only then, it is serious, accordingly sanctions without certain workarounds that are sometimes left behind . such are the rules of the

at the warehouse voted in favor of unionizing with representation of the american labor union. thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you for having me. first i want to address mr. graham. first of all, you know, you sound like you were talking more about the companies and businesses in your speech, but you forgot the people are the ones who make these companies operate. we are not protected and the process for when we hold that te companies accountable isn't working for us that's the reason we are here today. that's the reason i'm here to represent the workers who make these companies go. and i think it's in your best interest to realize it's not a left or right thing, not a democrat or republican thing it is a workers thing, it's a workers issue and we are the ones that are suffering and the corporations that you are talking about, the businesses and warehouses you're talking about so that's the reason i think i was invited to speak on that behalf and you should listen because we do represent your constituents as well so just taking that into consideration the people are

because they work at the site that's been unionized. maybe people are making a different choice. the number of people joining the unions in this country is going way down. is it due to the abusive behavior of all of the companies that maybe people want to make an individual choice. i mean uncle who is a paper mill union, enough him dearly. i understand the union argument and that people listen to it. i just want the employee to be your employer to give the other side of the story. miss greszler, in your view, this idea of requiring companies but to sign a neutrality agreement to do business with america, what would that lead to? >> well i think that's actually unfair to workers. companies are required to notify workers of things that are important to them in the workplace and what we're doing here is preventing workers from having that right to know something that is significant [inaudible] the work. >> [inaudible] time. this is not about righting wrongs, because there's the system to do that. this is not getting the outcome you want. th

in the relations of this or that country with the european union. y the signing of the association agreement with the european union was so important, because this agreement itself created a certain level of rules that ukraine had to follow. and it's not only in order to synchronize the political, economic, and legal processes with the european union, ukraine concerns the former favorite of ukrainian television and adviser to the president of russia serhii glazev, one of the biggest chauvinists of the russian to the political leadership, and at the same time, that president of ukraine at the time told viktor yanukovych and prime minister mykola azarov, you didn't read this agreement. what are you doing? because this agreement also contained the association council, there were certain norms that had to be followed, which the economist perfectly understands that as soon as we conclude in the signed, the inevitable processes of disintegration of the russian and ukrainian economic and political space, which has been happening since 2014, this is so and t

the union is somehow not up to the holidays. it’s just that it has never been because of this, in fact, they have strived for integration, but the current sanctions oppression, without precedent, our meeting is taking place in difficult geopolitical and economic conditions. but we managed to stop the problems in the currency of the financial market. however, the sanctions pressure is not weakening, but rather, on the contrary, is intensifying due to the global nature of the economy and the fact that russia and belarus are your largest trade and economic partners subsequently, sanctions of one degree or another will affect everyone. so you can't sit still. i say hands, this is again for those who think that everything will go away by itself and will be able to sit out safely. we are simply obliged to unite and act as a united front, obviously everyone needs it and nothing else is given if we want to preserve our statehood, our union, and really think about the welfare of our peoples. if i did not wait for loud signals, taking int

in addition, the requirements of technical regulations have been adjusted. union for price containment, the commission has adopted a duty-free threshold for the import of goods for personal use up to 1,000 euros. steps are being taken to import substitution and further deepen industrial cooperation between the union countries in strategic sectors, including civil aviation and pharmaceuticals, it is being prepared interstate program to expand the electronic computing infrastructure of european countries continues to digitalize logistics corridors introduce high-tech customs administration services to develop and improve the quality of online commerce i believe it is important to continue to pay special attention to food security issues. well, you know that the situation is developing in the world. not just, uh, our country is making a very serious contribution to solving these problems, and russia and all, uh, other members of our organizations behave in the highest degree of responsibility today, our five countries, through their own production, fully cover domest

the union has shown resilience and the ability to overcome global crises. dear colleagues. day we are again faced with new challenges for our union. we again need to prove to the world that our integration, despite artificial barriers. can continue its steady progressive development. kyrgyzstan as a member of the eurasian economic union fully understands that the relationship within the union is development as an entire integration association. so and its individual members is complementary. in the context of global and regional challenges that have negative consequences for the socio-economic development of countries, our actions should be aimed at supporting and helping each other in such situations. our development takes place in an era of changing geopolitical and gia economic paradigm. in the context of global economic transformation and the impact of external negative factors. we need to consolidate joint efforts to ensure the economic and financial stability of the union we need to find internal reserves for sustainable growth. and in my opinion they are obvious . fir

as far as i understand, you should analyze the work of a special committee of the european union, in particular , and this consensus based on the model of the sixth package. please , i think it is possible to continue the question which you previously asked solomia, however, we learned about the possibilities of other unions or blocs, well, or deepening, in particular, the cooperation of eastern europe with great britain and solomia, the answer to your the question said that it is precisely eastern europe that sets the trend. well, if you continue this question, by the way, it was also relevant before the beginning of the full-scale russian invasion that everything in europe exists in formats, you know, they said before at different speeds, well , in particular, in response to crises, political positions and so on, yes, this is the condition and by the way, this is not something that happens for the first time in general, but the idea that, as if in the european union, it is possible to adopt some joint measures of a punitive nature, such as sanctions, but for countries that occupy a

i am not your to demagogue the union process in this country. am here to state that if you are a business you can have a say about the workforce. the idea that you can only get a government contract if you promise to be neutral is ridiculous. boeing is in south carolina making 787's. there are been efforts to unionize boeing, they lose. the idea that boeing cannot argue the merits of a right to work environment for the business is ridiculous. this is a heavy-handed approach, the most radical agenda in my lifetime, and just to be carried out at the ballot box, and it will be. if we take this body back, this demonization of individual companies that are subject to the law will cease. thank you. sen. sanders: now we are going to hear from our panelists, and i think them very much for being here. we have five panelists, mr. christian smalls, mr. o'brien, mr. glenn spencer. let me begin with mr. christian smalls. mr. smalls is the president and founder of the amazon labor union. mr. smalls has been organizing labor actions and amazon warehouse in stat

well , or if you want, the general economic system of the union state. ers is the main strength of the members of the belarusian public organization of soldiers' mothers, as well as the mother of young men who are doing military service, and who should visit one of the battalions special operations forces. they are now carrying out the task of strengthening the border lines. the guests showed the living conditions of the servicemen of the place of duty, as well as samples of weapons, military and special equipment. uh, field expenses have all the conditions for living. that is, if wash basins for showers, even summer ones, are used somewhere , we would pay attention to there are exercise equipment. even, of course, it is necessary that children understand that always. well, the fact that our army is always ready to stand up for restyling with real men, so that if the case they were able to protect their loved ones and their country, and the event ended with a festive concert. tickets for the opening ceremony of the slavianski bazaar in vitebsk 2022 are ac

or members of the trade unions. we had that mix. back from the days of a great strike on broadway, in the theater days. there had been a tradition in the picture business to reconcile the differences between stagehands. what had happened in the theaters, in the old days, was that a stage handed everything in the theater. not just backstage with the stage. so, if a c needed fixing out front, he came out like a carpenter in fixed the seat. this had led to the jurisdictional strike on broadway. and the settlement finally was that everything behind the press any a march belong to the stagehands, everything in front of it belong to the craft unions, but plumbers and crafters and carpenters and so forth. in hollywood, they made the press any a march the sound staged or. anything in there was stagehands, but every studio had mills where they made, in sections, the sets. you see at the end of the day the sets for the next days shooting, being wheeled down on rollers down the studio streets. huge sections, like a whole wall o

or la yamani f misses the soviet union. while the basil hamlin but hell did a bike in the soviet union, every one was in court. and as there was an rich and poor were on the same level. in ballard, even i, as a mom and 80 roubles a mother size mother these days, hm. are you every one is divided up into rich and whole, you know, i learn the older or the boy campbell and all that other back in the capitol biscayne this building house is the headquarters of a local n g o. one of the activists is dayonara or sure, or who nova these women campaigning for more democracy that against corruption. yes sir. such a game. cut up sir leicester roach. you may sure what asthma corruption here has reached me. you high, you decide to report its out of control. pitt, of i cheered nice the people in power there, in my opinion, yet primarily to enrich themselves and not to govern, nor to help the country club that they want to turn politics into a business opportunity for themselves to hold your business at each. the fact that an n g o can publ

the union and indeed. pardon indeed questions about horse care during the war will reach all the way to the white house. in fact the letter that i found back in 1996 and national archives by alonzo still is the one who really got me thinking more and more about this topic about horses. now in the civil war in particular, i think modern readers perhaps those who have no experience with livestock. tend to think of you know them the rather like vehicles that they can be yes used when needed the set aside when not and ready to go at the next and the next possible need and if horses despite their size and power are actually rather delicate creatures certainly in their feet and their digestive systems. and indeed alonzo still will write to president linking requesting that he do something for greater care of army livestock and you think that that such a letter would really go nowhere, but it goes from the white house to the war department and makes its way through various bureaus to act upon or at least be recogn

the european union. articular, your side, then it seems to the glass more than it is a more strategic blocking, and if it were successful , that is, here, i think more than anything, the question is only for turkey is not far from the last ones, but turkey thinks a little bit differently. if the corner could be agreed upon, this is a very, very serious film. then let's end our conversation with the european union. the prime minister of finland came and supported us in this. i am interested in the mood of the european union, especially regarding ukraine in the eu. ten years as from those who already tomorrow we are there but people think rationally or do we understand tomorrow we will not be there yes we have such a person who is so and so declared well this is this, well, such people must be understood , practically, it is not to invite them on the air because they are visible they do not imagine or have a very distant idea of ​​what is happening in the meantime, i would distinguish two big issues. we now

stalin set himself the goal of saving the soviet union from conflict with germany. gust 23, minister joachim fahn arrived at the central airport in moscow. ribbentrop. on the night of august 23-24, 1935 , he was imprisoned in moscow. uh, the soviet german non-aggression pact. the fact that such an agreement turned out to be possible marks the depth of the failure of british and french politics and diplomacy in a few years. winston churchill , very influential in britain, lord lloyd, he said that hitler was terrible for everyone. unacceptable, but we will forgive him, everything, as long as he goes east and destroys this communist infection after the conclusion of the ribbentrop hammer pact. he said that there could be no compromise with hitler . he didn't justify. uh trust, senior comrades. we can say they betrayed for the first time to the general public. uh are demonstrated from the non-aggression treaty between germany and the soviet union and the secret additional protocol to it on the border of spheres of interest. e ussr and germany sphere of interests. the e o

and in modern russia because in modern russia, in the soviet union, the day of the beginning ofthe war, as is known, on june 22, 1941, kyiv bambili announced to us that the war had started, that's exactly why. bombarded people who graze became the heirs of nazi germany but whether they were her enemies or they were her enemies in september 1939 is a good question, of course, because we can of course consider the previous period quite seriously , the period after adolf hitler came to power in germany there were the years 1933-1639, when all western governments tried to somehow live with the new germany, they all lived with the memory of the first world war, the peoples of europe were very afraid of its repetition, many did not realize that the first world war was not ended and will have its continuation. everything is possible that somehow it is not so much to satisfy even the appetites of hitler's germany as to cure the germans of that defeat complex which has plagued them for decades after the first world war , therefore the europeans essentially closed their eyes to the anschl

of the union and this union will include obviously greatbritain obviously ukraine, but also poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia, well, in time it is possible, hmm, turkey, in your opinion, in your expert opinion. this is important. well, you and i understand that politicians do not say anything. it's just that there are certain reasons of an internal nature in great britain itself, and the foreign strategy of this country is internal . relations that must be settled after the exit of the rotation from the european union. there are indeed separate points that are now very critical and now there is a process of debiting them in britain and in ireland actually and in the european union, on the other hand, we understand that a new report by gray uh which shows his own violation somewhere moral and ethical violations of the johnson government during the pandemic when he allowed his employees to have parties with alcohol consumption of course this is quite a negative uh blow to his reputation the reputation of his government, and therefore it is n

for example, the americans only supplied us with 12,000 tanks, although the soviet union had 20,000 ofhem at the beginning of the war, that is, but this does not take into account, for example, the fact that most of the soviet aviation gasoline that was used in the war was of high-octane, very high- quality, and it was of american origin most of the soviet aircraft aluminum sheet that was used for the production of aircraft uh it was of american origin more than 20,000 soviet aircraft that fought were of american origin, the largest soviet aces there, such as tires, fought precisely on american planes on the air, that is, the question is that at key moments the states simply closed huge volumes and the very sheet steel for the production of tanks, so the soviet union produced more tanks than the allies supplied it, but produced thanks to them, american sheet steel, thanks to american aluminum, that is, for all kinds of boilers, in any case, i apologize, because we have less than a minute, a little, in your opinion, could i then the soviet union will win the second world war on its east

i should say that there is a difference between the african union and the african union commission. yeah. communion is the had to state that we all see standing there, taking the class, photograph of whatever, whatever, meeting there at. we often think of the african years they've had to stay incredibly powerful people. they may, roby, but who implements the policy of the african union, the african union commission. so bureaucrats do that. what sometimes we mix up those 2 things. i know abraham and noble hollow. you do not, but our audience may well think will these heads of state, i can do whatever they want, but behind them there is bureaucracy and that makes a difference. i want to start sort of in, in a place that we don't usually start when we talk about the african union. finest moments for me. i'm thinking about the reaction to covet the pandemic rights and how this incredible union got together. i'm for, for africans. paula: pick up from that, you know, i think there's actually something to be said about what you just mentioned before . but the african union versus they you s

it's about the european union and europe. as such, europe is under the nato european union. w is the expansion possible hostile, because the european union has become hostile, god, when the fifteenth of december ultimatum or how this proposal was made you did the us and nato, you were the european union and then you didn’t see how the structure with which you need to talk like that, especially now, if you say that you are pretending that it doesn’t hurt, why didn’t i understand, 15 money? don't you see , on the fifteenth of december, the european union did not proclaim total war against russia, but now it proclaims, you understand the difference, when the european union does not hear you lavrov, i heard. yes, in general, these statements are nowhere, because the war, like shaala territory, wait. so you well, continue on. again. you don't hear us take, but you do not let us go. wait, here are the situations very simple. yes, we are not what you do not let go. well, that's how it looks. wait what does it mean if you don't take it from here in the first place. i say, they don't

the union is capable of transforming into major subjects of the world economy. eurasian economic union once again proved that this is a separate development of countries. this is much worse under these conditions than direct allied construction, because vza. the feasibility of economies the issues of balances of production and consumption, both industrial products and consumer goods, can certainly be solved more successfully within the framework of allied relations and when we see unfriendly behavior on the part of western states. we we are doing everything to ensure that the stabilization of the economy is ensured, among other things, primarily due to the possibility and the union of a point of growth - this is in the first place. uh, business cooperation. today, the main task for the union of five under the sanctions is to reach a new level of development of the agricultural industry , import substitution and the establishment of cooperative ties, humanitarian aspects of cooperation are also on the agenda of the forum. in particular, a proposal was made today

it continues, so to speak, to trade with the european union . ere has already been a lot of talk about the fact that hungary's place in the european union should be 100% occupied by ukraine , but what should be noted here is actually just eh, yes, of course, eh, this is a question of a comprehensive approach to sanctions, which the group is working on now first of all it fair mcfowl she and this package was proposed to the european union, not the european commission, it is the most powerful of all the sanctions packages that have been proposed, because in addition to new sanctions, this sixth package also provides for the effective use of old sanctions, that is, the modernization and improvement of these of sanctions, what is actually the key point and the most serious elements that will hit the economy of the russian federation will be the energy embargo photo why the matter and the real thing is not the yard two key points of the embargo are the oil embargo and the gas embargo, and if it is really possible to introduce an energy embargo now, th

or members of the trade unions. we had that mix. back from the days of a great strike on broadway, in the theater days. there had been a tradition in the picture business to reconcile the differences between stagehands. what had happened in the theaters, in the old days, was that a stage handed everything in the theater. not just backstage with the stage. so, if a c needed fixing out front, he came out like a carpenter in fixed the seat. this had led to the jurisdictional strike on broadway. and the settlement finally was that everything behind the press any a march belong to the stagehands, everything in front of it belong to the craft unions, but plumbers and crafters and carpenters and so forth. in hollywood, they made the press any a march the sound staged or. anything in there was stagehands, but every studio had mills where they made, in sections, the sets. you see at the end of the day the sets for the next days shooting, being wheeled down on rollers down the studio streets. huge sections, like a whole wall o

the fight was inconclusive sheridan got back to union lines. joint butler and then eventually rejoined grant. but significance of yellow tavern was jeb stuart was morally wounded died the next day turned out the confederates had a decent bench in the area of calvary leader, and they got they had another good leader after that but at least sharon or at least stuart was out of the fight. back though to this situation so grant almost grant's forces almost got this spotsylvania before lee but not quite lee takes it. there's a standoff for several days. grant season opportunity to launch a major assault by this time yeah by this time here's another sketch by someone who's there, i don't know if you can tell what's going on but there's a trench all the way along here they're starting to dig trenches. they're starting to build log breastworks. they're starting to build a lot more in the way of field fortifications and entrenchments. troops have tended to do that in this war consistently after they've had a heavy fight. what's happening in this campaign

contacts have been established with the eurasian economic union. an intention and such a goal is declared e to apply for status observer in the eurasian economic union and by agreement of presidents putin and mirziyoyev. established a bilateral russian-uzbek working group, which examines the practical aspects and e, is the place. providing advisory services to tashkent on issues that it would like to clarify in connection with rapprochement with the european union. so i think we have here. uh, just progress is quite serious from what significance of cooperation between state members of the family society associated with ukrainians and economic opportunity? well, i have already said that the cis countries unequivocally confirmed their commitment to interaction in this format. we all spoke out in favor of strengthening the authority of the cis, by the way, this will be facilitated, while today the decision to work out in practical terms the issue of applying to the organization of the collective security treaty in order to grant the commonwealth of i

you had tojoin the union. es and we had a printing establishment, we had all the print unions, and when we went to install presses they would be closed shop printing houses. so if i went to fleet street to put some machinery in, your card would be inspected. and i would expect it to be inspected, i wanted it to be inspected, because i didn't want a nonunion person coming into that setup. all of that was made impossible by margaret thatcher. the laws were changed to do away with the closed shop, the obligation to be the member of a union. are you nostalgic for the pre—thatcher days? i'm nostalgic for the power that we had, and what i more nostalgic for the control and the values that we had. people talk about the winter of discontent and the excesses of the trade union movement as it's styled and as it's caricatured by the press, which was extremely hostile. i'm nostalgic for the balance that we were creating. i think society was becoming rebalanced in the �*70s. thatcher not only crushed the trade unions, she b

the restrictions will apply to the supply of russian oil to the european union by sea. friendship temporarily does not fall under these restrictions, commenting on such a decision, the eu emphasized that the member states of the european community will immediately refuse supplies of russian oil by 75%, and by the end of the year by all 90%, and this should hurt the economy of the aggressor country. well, it will hurt 100%. agreeing on new anti-russian sanctions of the european union will be much more difficult than now . the prime minister of estonia kayakalas made such a statement today before the start of the second day of the summit of the heads of the european union. she added that it is about a possible embargo on the import of russian gas. stressed that gas should be in the seventh package of sanctions, but then her quote, i am a realist and not i think it will be the end of the quote. well, in her opinion, the previous sanctions hurt only russia, unfortunately, all new restrictions will also affect europeans . well, that is why ms. kalash believes that the seventh

look, we are now talking about membership in the european union, not in nato. that we will be members of nato for the time being and our troops will be there just like that? volodymyr thinks that if we are not in nato, there will be no ukraine in the european union, because there will be no ukrainian statehood. i have such a clear opinion . nato, but look, there is a certain competition between us and the balkan states. well, after all, we have a situation like this, you know, force majeure has arisen and we are going, let's say, on an accelerated track, and i think that here the european commission and the european council are, in principle, a european state they will find a compromise, so to speak, to calm down the balkan states, if the balkan states complete all their homework and there will be, let 's say, a decision about their readiness to join the european union, then i think ukraine and absolutely it won't get in the way, there's no such queue, you know, it's a live queue, so we read this church, we can overtake them in this queue, and in the end, no on

of course, there are fears, but we must understand what we want from the european union and from the european union realistically. we need two things, first - these are sales markets, and they are year we were allowed to export goods to their territory without customs restrictions. this is very good. i hope that we should work in this direction, at least increase this period to at least 5 years, and the next question is the resource for recovery. of our country, that is, if they don't even make a decision on the application, but for example, we need money for years , we need money here, now we need sales markets on this should be constructed , then confiscation is possible, this issue with the confiscation of assets will go sooner. what do you think , or is it still for him uh, ours well, let's say so, no, well, they also bargain with unscrupulous partners like you. well, of course, they were bargained because the pro-russian elites did not go anywhere from the european union, and embezzlement and corruption create great miracles, that is, in reality, there are inhibitions, but ukrain

uh, not for not only for the european union as an appendage of nato, not only for the european union that no one really needs, because there is a wife, but for the european union, as still an integration entity, one of them is noil macron, not by chance. he was just talking about what is unacceptable, or at least premature, for ukraine to join the european union. and he even offered to create a separate organization that would symbolize the belonging of ukraine. towards europe to the west, but not in as a member of the european union we will continue to discuss eu policy in an economic context after a little publicity. vanga prophecy of the premiere on sunday at the first big technological bank, it is important to stay face to face with a person for three minutes in two clicks on one call in order to justify your trust to support you, really, issuing loans every day, sovcombank is closer to people, n, painkillers with paracetamol on affordable price and askofen ultra reinforced composition to combat migraine and others types of pain. vtb team, we have put together a set of special of