u. c l, a. faculty members. people who live in the city who wanted to join to, to show their support. and of course that were, it was a much smaller number last evening. but there were also counter protestors who were there to show their support for israel and for israel's war and gaza. you with that i to use and i, during the south africa, i be antea pod types of protests against south africa a back in the 19 the ages of how do you think these demonstrations compact to those i was just to show my age. i was, was indeed there, i must say these demonstration seeing much more intense and they were much more about yes, the issue at hand, the word gosh. and israel's actions. but they seem to further further into a whole host of other issues and time, imperialism, and colonialism. so social justice issues more widely of those protest back of 19 eighties against uh, very similar issues you know, to withdraw university of california money from corporations doing business in south africa. in that case, those protests, there weren't cabinets there as well. but there was a much more relaxed atm

u. member states who might want to put some sanctions on this topic again, why would you do that? why would your rewards terrorism in the face of what is happening right now? we have seen yesterday, rockets from rafa, going into eas, rather territory all the way up to television. so i really want to see who can not justify going in there. do you members also approved a pond to revise their roof of board or assistance mission seen in the speech? it was suspended in 2007 after him off to over goza. monday's move takes the a step closer to supporting simpler border crossings, but they can't become a reality without backing from israel. egypt on palestinians. familiar with the block will keep shipping age toward the russell border from afar, with living guarantee it will get to gardens. indeed. as there is a look at some other stories making headlines around the world's french president and money on my call says it's time for europe to choose and some destiny ahead of decisive elections. during a speech on a state visit to germany, my call said europe's future could be at stake. now m

u. member states who might want to put some sanctions on this topic again, why would you do that? why would you reward to terrorism in the face of what is happening right now? we have seen yesterday, rockets from rough, uh, going into eas, rarely territory all the way up to television. so i really want to see who cannot justify going in there. do you members also approved a pond to revise their roof of board or assistance mission seen in the speech? it was suspended in 2007 after him off to over goza. monday's move takes the a step closer to supporting simpler border crossings, but they can't become a reality without backing from israel. egypt and palestinians, familiar with the block will keep shipping age toward the russell border from afar . we've listened guarantee. it will get to gardens indeed to let's have a look now. so the other store is making headlines around the world today. south carolina and the united states and japan have condemned north korea's latest attempt to launch a satellite cells farm industries that they failed. launch post the severe threats to regional p

u. member country with sweden, back in 2014 countries like malta, cypress bulgaria, check. you hungry, i'm hungry opponent, they had rec, recognize the state of palestine before they entered the you. so this is a big step forward though, and i think this is the signal of how big of a step forward it is, is this is quite strong reaction from these ratings, these really foreign ministry saying that this move could fuel extreme is in an instability in the region, what is it, jack that prevents countries from recognizing palestinian statehood. how complex is that? it is quite complex button made me for countries, the distorted supporters of israel and countries like germany, for instance, they would be nervous about the reaction that we are seeing to this, especially in the current climate, off the vios, october, the 7th, the terrorist attack and the subsequent is right, a phone bottom and, and gaza. the question is, what exactly needs to shift diplomatically and then a foreign policy sphere for the european union to get on the same page on this is quite a significant, well, as

as regards to the u member states who might want to put some sanctions on this topic. again, why would you do that? why would you reward to terrorism in the face of what is happening right now? we have seen yesterday, rockets from rafa going into east where the territory all the way up to television . so i really want to see who cannot justify going in there. do you members also approved upon to revise their russell border assistants? mission scene industry teach. it was suspended in 2007 after him off to over garza . monday's move takes to you a step closer to supporting simpler border crossings. but they can't become a reality without backing from israel. egypt on palestinians. familiar with the block will keep shipping age toward the russell border from afar, with little guarantee it will get to gardens indeed. or here's a look now it's some other story is making headlines around the world. more than 2000 people are now if you're dead and pop one who gave me following a landslide on friday. the united nations is called efforts to find survivors for race against time

u. member site for us because of its location in the mediterranean sea site press is dealing with a shop increase in the number of syrian refugees arriving by boat from 11 on and has lobbied the you for months to extend a to 111111 hosts. more than 2000000 syrians of a half of whom have entered the country illegally. that in on itself is in the middle of it's west ever economic crisis and 11. these say the high number of syrians in the country is making the situation was the w's baby, which bureau chief mohammed to write a reports now and a warning to all of you is that some of you may find images in this report. distressing the fresh wave of fury at syrians and living on this time it looks much more serious. the recent mother of lucas christian party official, allegedly at the hands of the court jacking gang of syria national passed through goods, violence and vitriol that syrians independent, including displaced refugees. a sled war torn syria 10 years ago. now he feels being displaced again. this time from living on the bottom of the model room and we are afraid and barely sleep at ni

and you know, this is something that is included when you create becomes an e u member this in, in the, in the, in the future. but that's not possible to negotiate that with all 27 countries. at the moment you've got hungary continuing to block any initiative having to do with funding ukraine or, or uh, sending uh, additional military assistance to ukraine at the moment. so that's something that the other e u countries are trying to deal with this opposition from hungry? well, every delay it they, they all continue to state, you know, means ukrainian lives. terry schultz are voting from brussels. thanks so much for the update. terry. and we have some breaking news coming in for you. the georgia department has over written the presidential veto of a divisive foreign influence bill president salamis, or if we should really veto the legislation, saying it would restrict to media freedom and would jeopardize georgia's efforts to join the european union. the law requires media and non profit groups to register if they receive more than 20 percent of the funding from a broad you're watching

u. member states have your opinions position is, has always and long has been to work with 2 state solution. many of the use countries feel that the, the recognition of a palestinian state is the end of the negotiations. of that. that goal of making a 2 state solution. what we're seeing now is some countries a mean island, a no way on spain, obviously saying that for them, this is the starting point. 9 countries like germany, for instance, wouldn't allow that to to go so. so now we're seeing some of those divisions really start to play out in your it get power in brussels and rebecca versus injury slim. thanks to by so much iran supreme lead on to loudly human a has been leading prez at the funeral service of iran. presidents abraham racy, tens of thousands of people have gathered entire on for the funeral procession. racy, along with the foreign minister and other officials died in a helicopter crash in northern iran on sunday. 63 year old racy was widely expected to succeed humanae. as the supreme leader from us, we asked sarah buzzer found the from the german institute of global in our s

u. member site for us because of its location in the mid mediterranean sea set site press is dealing with a shop increase in the number of syrian refugees arriving by boat from lebanon. and has lobby the you for months to extend aid to 11 on of 11 on hosts. more than 2000000 syrians are the halls of whom have entered the country. illegally 11 on itself is in the middle of its worst of the economic crisis. many lebanese, say the high number of syrians in that country is making the situation was d w. 's be root bureau chief mohammed to rotate reports now and a warning 2 of you is that some of you may find images in this report. distressing the fresh wave of fury at syrians and living on this time it looks much more serious. the recent mother of lucas christian party official, allegedly at the hands of the court jackson gang of syria. nothing else has to go fight and then spend victory. all that syrians independent, including displace refugees, much sled war torrents 2 years, 10 years ago. now if you as being displeased again this time from living on the model that we are afraid and barely s

annalise and i will also be putting questions we have received from social media and from our e, b, u, members, users. each candidate will be able to speak for 45 seconds, and each candidate also has got 3 cards. they can play 3 extra opportunities to react. well to put the questions to another candidates, they'll have 30 seconds to do so. in between each topic, the candidates in turn will come over to our spotlight section where they will have a chance address you the voters directly and then will be interviewed by one of us . the older in which the candidates um sir, and the owner of the of the school lights was set in a random drill last week. no, i don't know about you, but we're ready to roll. it's time for the 1st for economy and jobs. the b u is one of the world's great economic power houses, but it's being hit hard like cove it in the energy shop following russia's full scale invasion of ukraine. the same time europe's big competitors, usa and china, been able to stimulate much foster economic growth. the does have plenty its business success stories and unemployment has generally been

u. member states like hungry or impose over the candidate countries. but still, you know, we base our fire and security policy on 2 pillars. one is full political independence and the 2nd these military neutrality it and we are not going to abandon either of these to be ours. speaking of western alliances, presidents, other sounds that will just set time and time again. his government is not interested in joining nato. why is that? we believe it is our southern a decision or a southern right to choose whether you're going to join any kinds of political military alliance on not. and the overbuilding sentiment, and you know, a decision or follow, or people who just by the government a said the whole adult. of course, the government to is that the wish to remain for the sovereign and not showing on the lines in particular, not to wishing to join the nato allies. you know, in the early, 2000 for the speak about this in loudon and process with your opinion. and there was a kind of formula, nate, the 1st is 2nd, then you should have seen in the serious of ca

u. member states like hungry or impose over the candidate countries. but still, you know, we base our fire and security policy on 2 pillars. one is full political independence and the 2nd these military neutrality it and we are not going to abandon either of these to be ours. speaking of western alliances, president arctic sound that will just set time and time again. his government is not interested in joining nato. why is that? they believe it is our sort of decision our southern right to choose whether they are going to join any kinds of political, military alliance or not. and the overbuilding sentiment and, you know, a decision will follow, or people who judge by the government a sub. yeah. although, of course, the government to is that the wish to remain for the sovereign and not showing on the lines in particular, not to wishing to join the nato allies. you know, in the early, 2000, for me to speak about this enlargement process with your opinion. and there was a kind of formula, nate, the 1st is 2nd, then you should have seen in the serious of

do you think that was done to try and discourage other e u member states from following search and do, are you hopeful that other members is could follow search? and just to follow up in the last question, do you think if israel does not comply with the i c j decision of last week, that sanctions should not be considered? thank you. i was 1st of all and as i say the behaviors of these very government in response to our decision to recognize the state of palestine, it don't be reflected well on israel. and i think it was outside diplomatic norms in terms of how our diplomats were treated. and we wouldn't be communicating that directly to the is there any equipment and to, to, to 5 minutes to cats. and in particular, i've all this piece of people with respect to particular diplomats who represent their governments and where they're to. it communicates respective positions and given as situations. and so we're very clear that we want to maintain a diplomatic relations and with his rent or measure and our decisions based on pieces we've articulation, and our genuine view in terms of how s

u. member states who might want to put some sanctions on this topic. again, why would you do that? why would you reward to terrorism in the face of what is happening right now? we have seen yesterday, rockets from rafa, going into eas, rarely territory all the way up to television. so i really want to see who cannot justify going in there. do you members also approved upon to revise their rasa board or assistance mission scene industry teach? it was suspended in 2007 after him off to over garza. monday's move takes you a step closer to supporting simpler border crossings, but they can't become a reality without backing from israel. egypt and palestinians, familiar with the block will keep shipping age toward the russell border from afar, with little guarantee it will get to gardens indeed. and the author of that report, rosie richard joins, is now from brussels. rosie, are we seeing a shift in the use attitude towards israel's conduct in the cause of war? well listen, this is a shift of sorts if only because the e u has really struggled to agree on any sort of action in response to

u. member states have your opinions position as a has always and long has been to work with 2 state solution. many of the use countries feel that the, the recognition of a palestinian state is the end of the negotiations. of that is uh, that goal of making a 2 state solution. what we're seeing now is some countries, i mean island, a no way on spain, obviously saying that for them, this is the starting point. 9 countries like germany, for instance, wouldn't allow that to, to go so, so now we're seeing some of those divisions really start to play out in your it got power in brussels and rebecca versus in jerusalem. thank you. bye so much. and some will on germany's position on palestinian statehood. we come across now to dw as chief political editor, and michelle isla cause not me to eli. is there any chance that germany would also consider recognizing a palestinian state? the overall? yes, that's right now. no, that's the very so on. so as i'm standing here, a head of a press conference of the circled by mont triangle of the farm and this is done many fonts on poland. a german farm policy spo

i'm also take on from the binding take talk in new caledonia the 1st of its kind to move by and e u member. yes, but this is the new high bid. so if your opinion to the heart of your opinion, it's human rights and dates of freedom of speech or move on the etc. and we resort, that's where i shot the band rush i made job if and if you're up and you know, just not officially in war with russia. and in fact the use these kind of a mentor. they kind of beating the freedom of speech to stop the but i used to spend all of that. i think in contradiction with the, the, the roots of the low in the starting of europe ending on the, on what 0. no, on. evan was, it was fun. she's doing because i think the, the visual maybe less let, let the people speak on think talk to see what the other goals, what are their thoughts on maybe to, to, to get, to get to the sign, to negotiate with them to because this is a kind of dirty, as we know is already left several people the what do you think it would take the powers to will box these based controversial load that so ready causing so much chaos. this is a good

u. member cyprus, because of its location in the mediterranean sea. cypress is dealing with a shop increase in the number of syrian refugees arriving by boat from 11 on and has low b, the u some months to extend a to, to let them 11 on hosts. more than $2000000.00 syrians of a hall who have entered the country, illegally levin on itself, is in the middle of its worst ever economic crisis. many lebanese, say the high number of syrians in the country is making the situation was the w's bay root bureau. chief mohammed to write a reports now and a wondering 2 of you is, but some of you may find images in this report. distressing. the fresh wave of fury at syrians in liberal around this time it looks much more serious. the recent mother of lucas christian party official, allegedly at the hands of the court jackson gang of syria measurements has to go fighting and spend victory. all that syrians independent, including displaced refugees, the sled war towards 2. yet, 10 years ago now he feels being displaced again. this time from living on the model that we are afraid and barely sleep at night. an

but i'd like to ask where you see the freedom of press being threatened within e u member states. i mean, we know that we are immensely privilege scenario regents the only 9 states marked to screen good situation for press. we don't know what up it will stripes. the index of press freedom are on european continent. for example, like norway, denmark, sweden, netherlands, and so on. and why the social cultural circumstances are simply better for journalists here in this area. and there was greater appreciation and respect and there are less obstacles which are hindering us in our colleagues in our work. in addition, the legislative landscape is very much geared towards protecting the freedom of the press. but we also want to highlight the countries like germany or friends which do have a relative sort of situation. also in congress also encounter some problems, you know, and we definitely have to fight to overcome these problems. now just, just before i let you go, let's zoom out a little bit. reporters without borders publishes this report every year. and when you're looking at the

a statement on behalf of the 27 e u member states. and my understanding is that's because there's been divisions among those 27 e member states when exactly how to proceed or which words to use on this note to be reportedly thought into some disagreement from hungry, a country which is often at odds with brussels. no. so many countries are taking this into their own hands. we know foreign ministers from the baltic countries, lithuania, lot for us. sonia are into b. c. meeting with the george and president to they say kind of urge their support there. and i think, given this division, given these disagreements, apparently i suspect this is going to get taught billing. what do you, ford ministers meet in brussels in a few weeks time? rosie, in our report, if you heard that we, we heard george's prime minister arguing that the foreign influence laws it's being called is a necessary condition for georgia's integration into the e. you. what do you make about that is absolutely not how the european union sees it, not. georgia is officially

what does this blow mean for georgia submission to become a b, u member? one day of the while we have seen that after the introduction of the sales, the relationship between the watson georgia has been strange. i after a while or the you saw the nothing is rudolfo georgia. last december, georgia received the you kind of the, she said she was alone and waited. achievement full for many georgians that actually prove their commitment to the european path. but the, uh, the, uh, the opinion is size. now the sanctions are no tools out. that'd be a big revoking of staff counted as safe is not ruled out either. you are still writing to these travel bonds in georgia and officials and some of the essentials are expected to follow. at least that was actually probably 5 by the us. senate says so it's going to be very tough and very dark and coming few weeks for georgia and it's reputation in the west. very pretty fee kind. this will be reversed. well the protests doesn't that, don't the stocks are they say that the only way to reverse is authors higher and shifting th

u. member states do you think would support some, what about germany? and then with reference to ukraine's of the on set to the way it is not successful . so i would be interested in knowing whether you find your own place to present is planning to send instructors booklets and to ukraine. i heard rumors before that french instructors are indeed already in ukraine. the pain is so she can read that the tie, 60 to deactivating was sort of in sort of, well the top, the, she don't side on 10. now, a few months ago, you are very skeptical, it's what bother with the, with reference to the plan to send for funding for my french training staff. do you, can you talk to me on a number of occasions about the discussions or negotiations on the system, but we had the sense that the situation in ukraine is stagnating, hasn't the time come to go beyond and just discussions with reference to the 1st questions are aimed at that, and it's about what diplomats will be doing in the next 2 days and weeks, no issue with reference to the successfully to ukraine. it's not just

u. member states. and my understanding is because there's been disagreement among those member states on exactly how to proceed and reports and lead time to disagree with specifically from hunger. and of course, it's not the 1st time we've seen budapest at olds with brussels on all sorts of different topics. so we have had some e ford ministers from the baltic countries, for example, heading into to police it to say they are expressing their support to george and meet with the president for example. but it looks like some disagreement may move forward and listen. why is it any of the use business? well, because georgia has its site set and the table, so uh, site site setting to see the table rather, you were in brussels. it wants to be a candidate. it wants to be a member of this, your opinion. and just just take us to the heart of the, the, the commissions argument. how does being registered as having received mold and 20 percent of your income from abroad. how does that slaton democracy? well, the eu

u. member. participating in china is belton road initiative. and while the e. u generally tries to limit the chinese economic influence or band keeps the back door wide open, offering investment friendly opportunities for china to avoid e u in port terrace. the government has but a few friends in the european union ending abroad the transatlantic alliance. so. so government is looking for new friends. and china is, is somebody who is interested in having a very good friend within the european union. this, this railway line is being upgraded, that chinese expense, connecting budapest, bob bel grade to the greek pull to the race, now controlled by china. eventually it will transport chinese goods at high speed into central europe and borrowing political upheaval. the few c s. m, and it's another project that will help segments. china is only foothold inside the european union during the whole elder 0 deborah sent. rescue is in south africa are in a race against time is i search for at least 39 people trapped under collapse building and the city of george near cape

minister victor oil band has loan to relations with china is she didn't think hungry is the only e u member participating in china is built in rhode initiative, and while the you generally tries to limit chinese economic influence or bend, keeps the back door wide open, offering investment friendly opportunities for china to avoid e, you import tatters. the government has but a few friends in the european union ending abroad the transatlantic alliance. so the government is looking for new friends. and china is, is somebody who is interested in having a very good friend within the european union. this railway line is being upgraded, that chinese expense connecting buddha passed by bell grade to the greek port of peter reyes, now controlled by china. eventually it will transport chinese goods at high speed into central europe and borrowing political upheaval, the few c as imminent. it's another project that will help segments. china is only foothold inside the european union during the whole elder 0 douglas, and i as well the estimate, tell him a cry. so now with arisen extent, inside story w

u. member states. surely is not going to lead to peace to pull the right lever in order to urge israel to step away from its current trajectory would surely mean doing something more affirmative. the clearly we need to do so the things of these of the is run. we need to be more pressing. we have discussed these during our, for the 1st comments in the luxembourg, and i think we would find ways to, to be more pressing the forthcoming for failure for right now, for a comes in, in, in process square. we're going to invite the is ready for administer, and we're good to hear how the situation is from cesar point. the truth is, i, i think that there is a, you know, limited and our strengths. this point there's going to unlimited among the european union partners. thought this very moment, the war needs to stop or we should allow further space for diplomacy to prevent. and we needs to provide a vision to the front of thing and people swear to the states solution. in april 2021 is running grease. you signed your biggest defense procurement deal to you. i mean, the deal includes this $1650000000.00

germany, france on the press, the mex wrong, has becomes to most trying the friendly of the big e u member space. and that's why they have turned their focus on working live from biggest friends is more we set to go to the chinese approach and the choice of the 3 locations. we countries for visit very much we fax. the walk through tubing feels comfortable with what steve has head to that very close thing is that he believes the looking behind. all of this is very much a divide and conquer policy. is of a cynical way of looking at china's presence in europe recently in the states perspective, that i respect very much steve's knowledge of china. i'd say from someone who live in virginia. i've been here for the last 40 years that seems suddenly united front or even, but china has a leverage that it was faxed and mentioned that has isn't so strong. i think the issues here very come on much one of the things that china really wants to make sure i wish that it's, well, i just try to compile your remains. so the compatibility between the european countries economies and china is, is, is very good

that's very much the as europeans across 27, e u member states prepared to vote. the hard right to set to make significant gains far right parties in 9 countries, including france, the netherlands, austria, and poland are leading in the polls. the votes couldn't be, or a larger trend effecting your as parties once considered. fringe are becoming more popular and even ascending to power in countries like italy, finland, and hungry. the implications of a right would shift could be far reaching, impacting policies on migration and the environment, and many other issues. how is this rise of the radical right, changing your political landscape, and what's at stake for the rest of the world? here to discuss this is catherine with a political scientist and professor at the university of georgia n. marta lorimer, a fellow in european politics of the london school of economics. european institute . thank you both for joining me. i guess i'm gonna start with you up for right parties across europe are pulling strong ahead of the upcoming european parliament elections. how bi

busy in countries coming out now on top of the 9 e u member states and did already recognize as a sign, i think it's very important countries like frost and even the u. k. putting this on the table. now. i think there are others like belgium and sylvania in the you're also thinking of this, the decisions are clearly, there is a lot of a thinking about the recognition that something needs to change the parties on the ground to stop the situation and kind of move to the interested and call it the need to to try to establish a new equation. i think the real question is, as well, comes along side it show. we have more european states moving this direction. we see a lot stronger the global south. last to be pushing for this, but, but is there a strategy to, to really take of florida and in terms of printing is ready to under more pressure to recognize the need for a political track. the 2 state solution can be used in a more meaningful way to, to kind of leverage political change in the form and the palestinian system, which is also a necessary component of moving forward. so so, so this is

a top story this our several e u member states sounding the in the catholic. let's make war on the continent is looming as the following day. so chief in stoughton bugs further into po for the west to allow kids to use foreign weapons to attack russians. hotlines that went to the denounced the military alliance. is secretary general as a quote dangerous, not a business. you know what i have at least mine is dangerous because he talks about the 3rd world war. his talk of western european and italian weapon striking and killing in the heart of russia seems very, very dangerous and reckless to me. so whoever can sit still can see that a well let's find out more about this. um from uh, correspond to marina calls or if i'm a rena, thanks for coming in. so we have this very strong pate statement coming from it. so they want more. can you tell us about the current situation? well, absolutely, these comments are, of course, in response to statements that we've heard for nato countries, basically to allow that the weapons or to donate to ukraine, to be used to strike r

u. member states. so like a germany, for instance, i will look the issue with the your opinion is that he's often river and with the divisions a, it's not always about units, even though it would like to be. it certainly being a blog that's being united in terms of getting her masters october attacks has been you know, i think in, in north it, in recent months and cooling on these relative protect civilians in cooling fraser all to stop it's offensive and rougher. but it is divided on this issue of a palestinian state. you have some countries that are going to recognize that on tuesday we've spoken about them. you have all the countries as they were in the process. ok, so we'd like to do it down the track including, for example, so via multiple but then you have all the countries like germany, that's very unlikely to do it because the strong supporters of israel and bin phones, therefore administer from saying even stay low. recognizing a palestinian state has no to do for us. we have practice in a un

u. member states need to make a joint decision on repub, creating ukrainians who are dodging the country's military draw. so we definitely need a uniform european decision on this issue. it looks all the ukraine is bleeding while young people have managed to leave and do not support that country. these new mobilization changes have been on the raid are for a while though it almost gives some sort of vision as is life. when us, senator lindsey graham bluntly said that, well as long as the us keeps on supporting ukraine, t if will keep on fighting till they have no more people left. as long as the way up ukraine with the weapons, they need an economic support. they will fight to the last person, get in a web service and equipment from the west is not enough. you need people firing those weapons operating this equipment and dig in the trenches. if you praise already failed to the feet, russia, when it has a lot more healthy people willing to fight, you can make your own better as to how it's going to go. now, the demographics of my know as a leader of the us house references had team jeffries

have a right to vote and looking outside of un institutions. benjamin, we're also seeing several e u members preparing to recognize a palestinian state. that's right, spain island, slovenia, and mel to apply and to recognize the publicity and stay there. what's the use of foreign policy? chief yusef burrell said he applauded european countries to move to recognize that posting in stage and said that the idea is rooted in the principles of defending a human rights. and well, burrell say that this might happen for some countries on may 21st is this being a foreign minister. jose manuel of virus has not given a date. and, and that's also quite interesting because madrid's top diplomat is in washington. and we can expect the disposition of the move by measure it will also take center stage during his thoughts with a just us counterpart on sna blinking here in the us. thank you so much for that update that has our correspondent benjamin others gruber. and just before we let you go, let's get you a quick reminder of our top story. at this hour. ukraine says russia has launched a ground defensive i

u. member states, all founding the law, move that a cataclysmic rule on the continent. is leaving now this comes off the native chief in stilton, but made a fed for an appeal for the west to a live key f to use foreign weapons to attack russia's hotlines. it's at least a not stilton bag as dangerous mine. i suppose you know what i have, and this man is dangerous because he talks about the 3rd world war. his talk of western european and italian weapon striking and killing in the heart of russia seems very, very dangerous and reckless to me. so whoever can sit still can see that these comments are, of course, in response to statements that we've heard for nato countries, basically to allow that the weapons or to donate to ukraine to be used to strike russia shocking, of course. and this originally came from the secretary general of nato, during an interview, and then quickly it was picked up by the parliamentary assembly fast forward. a few days later we have this declaration being issued that was voted by most of the members in there. but of course, the government and so