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e u member states. let's take a brief look at its history. and 2004 front text was founded as a small e u agency, with a few staff and a modest budget. it was originally intended to support the border patrols of member states with its expertise. then came 2015, the you received 1300000 applications for asylum, nearly all of them through unofficial channels. since then, there's only one thing european policy makers have been able to agree on. regarding migration is from tech support to be strengthened with even more fun tech support. and also that's why it's important to strengthen from text, to expand from text even more from 6 is the instrument from, from tex, with help from, from tex, policy makers want it to look tough on border protection, pouring more and more money into the agency over the years since it's establishment, the annual front ex budget has increased from 6000000 euros to more than 900000000 . images of another boat arrive at the operation center in warsaw. most of these migrants arrived to the you via the route across the centra

ringback as to the proposal of the budget line is that we need to create an e, u r e and to increase e u arguments. so that would make sense if you need to allow us to be dispenses. but nato is not going to be despises. as i always have the question, that's a, that's a race to the you. all right, you want to create and he, you are me, but who is the enemy? the moment that we will have peace, hopefully soon there will be no and they me and no justification for having this policy of increasing the arguments of the you. the other fact is that they don't take into consideration the people, the population are thinking of them, which is totally against continuing spending money and, and having sanctions to russia, which sanctions break all their heads and other back. the price increases energy. all that is a result of the sections washington wants to deal with the ukranian leader who actually wants peace. that's the message from president trump national security advisor. what was so i think stunning to all of us in the oval office was that it was not clear zalinski was going to go to negoti

u. e. and has committed a systematic full crimes, especially against all force massage of the tribe b r a has dismissed the genocide case as a publicity fund. so that's who you will with are a surface go tens of thousands displaced, 14000000 people and travel the country to the brink of famine. the novels, the inside of the the miller on the deck has signed rules, the strip the central governments police under industry of the powers within the send me a ton of missed republicans search scott. so jake says, the movers stores close due to the restriction in the sub majority region names, sentence law suite 3, yet in prison and pie and bond from holding office for 6 years date was found guilty of signing a little, reject the easiest or to view an appointed high representative who overseas peace under the agreement, the end of the board symbol in 1995. all right, well still ahead on our does, there can send the save of the season and then a trial that's coming out with sports as pizza, the the, [00

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u. s. and e u. long time allies, which has been deep and then fight today because well d, c in recent weeks has been pushing. so piece, brussels has been pushing some maximum pressure. talking about pushing defense spending, potentially even putting groups on the grounds that on a pool official really then poses a very big question about the future of nato. because why do you go as an organization when there was such an ideological divide between its members? i'm from previous no going to back down because he spoke to selective like stop to move off the hosting host my calls on salma in the white office. so that bids and requests the i'm dying continued loyalty to key up and potentially even sending a peacekeeping mission that federal and stuff is. so what we saw in the open office is as much signals the demise of your lunch system as it does the demise of the landscapes that folding 40 states. right? yeah, and he says he earlier, you mentioned the read of minerals and we know that sort of went that

the port here pushes goods across the bulk and it is a growth engine for this non e u country. but when goods travel further, they typically travel like this. but you can see how the cargo moves in and out of this board where there is no rail. it all goes by truck. soon there could be another way, the use funding, a real connection between the adriatic and black seas that could provide a boost of cities along the way. but there's another reason europe wants it, its own security, alternative paths to the block. so you haven't treat nearby powers for a long time, but more recently, it's been the problems posed by the boss for us were 30 exercises sol, control. it's pushing nations to look for alternatives. in particular, at rail. the one problem is already the current state of albanian rail investment has failed. for decades. many routes are no longer operable. the traits themselves olds and in constant need of rebuilding the josh, really the busy, the just don't want search engines. oh, i'll be in israel system hills from another era, a 20 year period when china was its closest a

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u. s. and e u. wrong tom allies, which has been deepening by today. and he says he earlier, you mentioned the rest of minerals and we know that i've seen sort of when the from that deal, what happens is i do want to beat that in the will to you. they be hashing out the details of that deal for weeks and findings. we got to a point where washington was tramps and because they were going to recoup some of that war investment. what's interesting is a comment from america's treasury secretary, who, according to trump, was very rudely treated on a watching trip to kids. and his suggestion is that, you know, well, we need to be a bit tassel with the lens. he's a bit of a shady customer. then he got the munich and he ran into vice president brands and secretary rubio, you're very different, the vice president harris and secretary blinking at, but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the sign in today. it was supposed to be a great day, and this is one of the biggest own goals and diplomatic effort. so pardon me, is the last cap j

so the will was between russia and the e. u. a continues, and it's taking place against the on top of quite a decent. so in relations between russia and the us, and we know that and their own today, legend patients appointed a new russian ambassador to the u. s. meeting. that's probably it will means some kind of change for the backside of food for people for which we russians and americans who really struggle to receive fees is right now to change documents. so hopefully things will change for them as well. thank you. yeah, for that you and your shop of are in moscow. meanwhile, in ukraine, a russian strike on a hotel in the do need proof, the child screech and has killed at least 4 people. dozens of others, including a child were wounded in the late night attack, emergency crews have been evacuating people from the 5 story building that's bringing us on. data corresponded in keith. i saw this a talk coming just stopped with us top sharing intelligence with ukraine. and now we're hearing that the trump administration has been ho

u. s. and e u. long time allies, which has been deepening by the day. and he says he earlier, you mentioned the rest of minerals. i mean those are the season when they're for vac deal. well, how did i do? looks to be dead in the world to me. they've been hanging out the details of that deal for weeks. and finally, we got to a point where washington was tramps and because they were going to recoup some of that war investment. what's interesting is a comment from america's treasury secretary who, according to trump, was very rudely treated on a watching trip to kids. and his suggestion is that, you know, well, we need to be a bit passport with cements. he's a bit of a shady customer. then he got the munich and he ran into vice president brands and secretary rubio, you know, very different. the vice president harris and secretary blinking at, but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the sign in today. it was supposed to be a great day. and this is one of the biggest own goals and diplomatic effort. so apparently it's a landscap

and on this summit as well, we can say that. so the red trick is quite shia. russian officials are reacting to was in the signal was the receiving from the e u these days. and we basically have reaction to present microns recent was as you mentioned, about a possible deployment in french and of a european peacekeepers, un peacekeepers in ukraine. but, you know, we just had from a 4 minutes to live role has completely rejected the presence of nature. troops on the territory of ukraine, quotes, what's has a uniform they with. because that would mean they suze involvements in a room with russia. so according to their loved roles, they would know, be peacekeepers, day would be participants in the war. so russia would consider any nicer troops on the tribute trained as occupation and all those troops would be destroyed. that's quoting to levels. and that's also said that russia had become a threat to friends and to europe. so it was necessary to open discussion on using sciences nuclear weapons to defending time european union, which was of course, a red line for russia and, and he's speech the friends french president also said that russia had v

correspondingly that was this massive uh flow of the support of photos, the landscape from the e u member states. and it just about every single e u member states came out, you know, and then the emotional, almost hysterical support for the landscape. so he hasn't lost um, we shouldn't have, but he hasn't lost any of his reputation reputation. i'm not sure what have you taishan among the you, they're still saying that they will, you know, build the stand with the ukraine. so the 2nd thing and onwards without any the you, as usual, without any obvious goals in mind. but so as far as the europeans are concerned, the sticking with the landscape, that's a different issue with the united states. right? we have to leave you here. now george time you are the senior research fellow at the global policy institute. thank you so much for your insight. thank you. right. what it's being reviewed is that the us national security advisor. that was one of those tasked with giving you credit, applied them to zaleski is marching orders from the white house. i followed the explosive exchange and the oval office with do

having a stuff, but we've president macintosh, the bostic speech, and that is a head of an e. u. summit on thursday with only does will come together to discuss the debacle. and of course not moving away, not pulling way olsby us from europe when it comes to the big issue of not just ukraine, but also issues like tar x ranking. done the many, many elements surrounding those comments. by a manual, i'm a chrome are to correspond to charlotte to been speak, like with american north or on social critic, james howard kunstler, say's that the ukraine conflict must come to an end regardless of europe's position on the matter in europe. is like a given nauseum of 13 year old girls creating psycho drama because keeping the house in order is too much to ask for them. so they loved to see other people size . ukraine was not a problem for the rest of the world until a faction of american neo cons and their friends in the you decided to make it a problem. and now we have to make it in and problem. and it seems to me that russia and the united states are entering a period of history and that

so the, there will not be a common stubs at the meeting of the e u on, on thursday. and perhaps this is why is that who k is, is having this of this correlation of the wedding. and we must not forget that historically, the episode, you k as always been against russia, from the time of discharge until day to day. so we shall see what, what, what will happen there. but as, as to the proposal of, uh, the buzzard lines that we need to create an e u r v. and. ringback increase, you arguments, said would make sense if nato was to be to spend it. but nato is not going to be suspended. as i always have the questions that i raised to the, you know, right, do you want to create and he, you are me, but who is the end of the moment that we will have peace? hopefully soon there will be no and they me and no justification for having this policy of increasing the arguments of the you. the other fact is that they don't take into consideration the, the people, the population are thinking which is totally against continuing spending money at that at having sanctions to russia, which sanct

and the u . k. has given $9800000000.00 to ukraine, the largest known e u. donor of military. i opt us the united states. okay, we're going to go now to actually have pretends he who is in washington dc for us and has there been any response from the dc yet about this european amazing, this just happened. you know. yeah, donald trump has been on the golf course in florida. his man was, it was administrator and i did find out on the sunday morning news shows here. so we have a pretty good idea. and in fact, you know, many of these items have been litigated in public over the last several days and with the administration. and we haven't seen any change in that a pretty far. they are not going to be a back stop in and and storm is storm is where they'll give a security guardy. certainly not until there is some sort of pc or piece negotiation underway or, or, you know, so you know, before and it kind of agreement is, is range because they feel that this is only 2. busy or 3, we have donald trump mention mentioned designs you'll, you'll gambling with world war 3. russia was a nuclea

u. s. and e u long tom allies, which has been deepening by the day as well. d. c in recent weeks has been pushing for peace. brussels has been pushing for maximum pressure, talking about 1st thing defense spending potentially even putting boots on the ground. that kind of cool specifics really then poses a very big question about the future of nato. because why do you go as an organization when there was some general idea, a logical divide between its members and from previous no. going to back down because he spoke to the landscape like stopped off the hosting 1st. my cro installment in the white office. so that bids and requests the undying continue loyalty to key up and potentially even sending a piece keeping commission fast, fell on deaf ears. so what we saw in the oval office it as much signals, the demise of your lump system as it does the demise of the landscape, the golden boy status. and he says he earlier, you mentioned the rest of minerals and we know that that season when that for vac deal, what happens is i do looks to be dead in the water and it m

related is, are you going to those fees and support all the fund run a presidential election and all the by the e. u. member states top port, the processes and it says something. the national authorities must abide by the fundamental principles of democracy the fund run it and kind of in and doing guess who was recently detained. a while on his way to register as a candidate for a new election is later released from a local criminal case was opened, beginning sim is supporters of condemned the authorities, actions and guarantee. just do as, let's say we motivate, wants to have a democratic election process. we want that to every romania, c, d, 's us that isn't banned from the court from a judge to be able to be a candidate. if so normal, i think in every country we weren't expecting this. every little friend from abroad is asking me for we are, but not already public. or if we, if they would be interested if they come to bucharest to buy the military or so, we are not in not the south american dictatorship. we are part of the few where we are part of the european union and of nato. and we want to, u

well, as a result, despite all the anti moscow rhetoric and ports of russian, alan g by e u countries are sending records. and what about all the crude oil that flows through india from russia? after being refunded asia, it goes straight to the european buyers in form of petrol and diesel sounds exactly like that peculiar brussels hypocrisy that dissenting voices within b. u had been pointing out for a while now. this to popular see unfortunately, characterizes all of european politics today, especially war politics. so there is an amazing hypocrisy that everyone shakes their fists at the russians. and when we turn our backs, then boom, business is done quickly, and then they shake their fists again. so a little starting to start europe is trying to take the position of a peacemaker and is sticking its foot in the door, which at least now the representatives of the united states and russia want to close, so that there will be calm in the negotiations and we'll see who is suppose to believe in the sincerity of european countries and that they want to sit at the negotiating table and si

and that is a head of an e. u summit on thursday with only does will come together to discuss the debacle. and of course not moving away, not pulling away olsby us from europe when it comes to the big issue of nope, just ukraine but also issues like terrorists. well, let's discuss the story further on wells. come on to the program officer. i'm president of the french and you west these nicholas markovich and also pascal mass special adviser to the minister, permanent representative in par as of the republic of touchstone for almost 3 decades. gentlemen, you're both most welcome, pasco, can we kick off with you these public remarks by a money on my throne, their aggressive, bellicose all most? what's behind the words in your view as well? so we used to hear it from mr. math problem one day as jury and the contrary on the day after. so when that's very afraid of what he says and what he's is thinking because we use 2 or 3 of these kind of, of, of speech us. but the most important it's for tonight is that you, it loo

it will be extremely difficult, rather for europe to fill the gap left by the us and ukraine, or the e. u. is not one country, one country can old or something, it happens. the e u is 27 countries working together. and they have to come to consensus, an agreement, and they have to work out exactly how to fund it. you have to look just at the sanctions package packages we've had 16 of them over the last 3 years. they announced the sanctions that it takes a long time of haggling and deciding exactly on the details before they get to unified action. and i think that is what is likely to happen here. and there's not complete unity among the european countries. and i think we're going to see that in a summit that's taking place in brussels. there's a problem in that. i don't think that they have the capability, the, you and the u. k. and no way which of the other 2 european allies that all members of the a you to fill in all the gaps, the big ticket items like patriot missile defense, like the attack comes missiles of the doesn't have that they don't have necessarily, all the intelligence capa

no, we and canada were present at the conference hosted by non e. you need to remember the u. k. y is hungry and slo, kabbage is also seen as being soft and russia left out for your up. it's a bio dime ship, and it's going to be a massive undertaking. there are no illusions about that. germany's leadership is also headed to brussels. and so i asked the w political correspondent, my few more what the german side once from today, summit exactly. to nicole. the key words today about the summit this emergency summit is really about unity and european unity. since donald trump one election that the phrase that we've had so often in europe is europe united and the, the aim of this summit today is to discuss offing defense spending across europe using rules on budgets. so that countries can, can do that. but really what we're going to see is we're going to see all our shots that representing jeremy at this meeting, the chance of germany. but really behind the scenes, we've also seen lots of unofficial meetings with features match the man who is some of the shuttle tons law. he won the el

with her now and decide who is the economist the end of the senior un special representative jeffrey sachs. we talked to one of our, the complex relations between ukraine, the us, the e, u, and rush in europe. but he had got trapped by following the united states in a blind kind of way. and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us a gemini, i obviously, the whole us approach. the unit polar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years, i've been reported because this is a 30 year us project is that the united states said, were you in a polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence where we want i eat in 2008. the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and a, this is a replay by the way of the pry me and more of 185321856, almost a, almost almost at the blueprint and rushes said, no, i, that's not going to happen. i. the point is, europe got into line with it, the u. s. i strategies to if i could call them and it's, it's the exaggeration in my view, but the us strategist said will win because we're all powerful. one can do, do what kind of russia do nothing, and based on up until the end

around, certainly the tally as well in order to get things back on track that to be a summit of e u. and the us to take place that is georgia maloney's, the prime minister of each of these proposal that is backed by donald to ask the prime minister of poland took his far minnesota is here. he is proposing to took the lead a piece towards that would take place between russia and ukraine and the turkish auspices. that is the pleasure of coming from turkey. some of the things that i've heard of going to possibly be discussed guilt while, while they're here. one of them is the worry among nato members. the perhaps told trump will pull back the troops that were put in place of to the invasion of ukraine. there are 10000 us troops in poland. i think there are gonna be some discussions behind the scenes of what they to who would fill that role. and i think it would be very, very difficult for them to do that. and to find those troops quickly, also remember that those $300000000.00 a frozen assets of russian assets that are in the hands of the you, you at the moment that you use, taking the inte

now we got a chance to discuss the complexity of relations between ukraine, the united states, e u and russia, and an exclusive interview with renowned economy standing un senior advisor, jeffrey sachs in europe. the. so he's got trapped by following the united states, getting a blind to kind of way guy, and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us, a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unipolar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years? i'm going to put it because this is a 30 year us project, is that the united states said where you have polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence, where we want i, in 2008 the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and a, this is a replay, by the way of the pride, me in more of 185321856, almost a, almost almost at the blueprint. and the russians said, no, i, that's not going to happen. i, the point is, europe got into line with it. the u. s. a strategist, so if i could call them that it's, it's, if exaggeration in my view. but the us strategist said,

and that is a head of an e u summit on thursday with only does will come together to discuss the debacle. and of course not moving away, not pulling away olsby us from europe when it comes to the big issue of nope, just ukraine, but also issues like terrorists, well hung gary and prime minister victor or bottom say is that you will not be able to lead your train to victory on the buffalo fields, west side to american support. and the peace must be the priority. if the warring parties failed to defeat russia and help ukraine went in 3 years, when the americans were still on the side of continuing the war. and now the americans are no longer there. therefore, the pro war camp is much weaker. why do they think they can win this war? now? i would like to get an answer to this. what makes the positions of the french and supporters of the were justified? earlier i spoke to some french this on the money when my problems come boss of comments earlier on what may be behind them or oh, these people are playing a very bad game because of no one will then are completely definitely best. sure that th

anyway, blueprint, blueprint, bus, demons, locate us, and e u military, a, totals tens of billions of dollars will continue to show the power of partnership will continue to bolster ukraine's and forces by rushing them or capabilities that they need to defend their country. but where does this stage literally go? and who decided to, um, a country that was being one of the biggest supermarkets of some of the weapons for almost 2 years the the healthy and what the system is when the minnesota to them neil if somebody was there not that heavy what time i need them, when i looked at them, the open concept that mother said, did you have the middle to sort of, you know, and, and one box, i don't know. so try to find more to as an independent lebanese journalist during his career, he's produced hundreds of reports on was in the middle east. he's met with islam and you had his late as many times and knows exactly how weapons get into their hands. because she home on, on the, on the scene assessing on this kind of a way down and holding with them on the getting the new city the how mom and it