i'm not against the unions. if we want to choose to be in a union, the in a union.but if you choose not to, then you choose not to. that's why i'm good with right to work states. that's why unions thrive in oklahoma. because we right to work stay. it creates a happy environment, a good environment. employees get to here's what they want to be a part of. and the employer can have a say in it. what is wrong with choice? what is wrong with employees having a choice? what is wrong with a ceo defending his company? and openly saying that he is providing good benefits and paying higher than everybody else. and yet, if you are not part of the union, you are also paying starvation wages. what hypocrisy! what bias! chairman, you are chair of the health, education, labor and pensions committee. we shouldn't have a biased approach. we should have what he's best for america. and all those who want to thrive and working it. and so, while we politically disagree, mr. schultz, but i applaud you for your success. and i applaud all the ceos out there for their success. all of the em

even if the worker isn't paying into the union they were presented by the union. the union would say that that is a free rider problem. you're gonna eliminate that by saying the union does not represent you if you are not paying them. if you want that representation to pay. if you don't want you can be on your own and negotiate -- you can have a separate type of negotiation. having the choice focus on the worker themselves. >> got you. with, the yield. senator smith? >> thank you, chair sanders. and ranking member. welcome to all of you. i'm glad to see you here i want to thank you. in particular the starbucks organizers for being here. ms. carter, i understand that you organized one of the first stories in the south for the starbucks workers. i wanted to ask you something. mr. schultz talked repeatedly with morning about this partner relationship that he says he has with his employees. i'm wondering from your experience, how do you have a partnership with hundreds of thousands of people? when you are doing the organizing, when you are doing your organizing, what

union army split in half. they spend the days like this and grant decides okay youngster quote do i do? he's going to do it again. he decides to pull the army away from the door, put it on the northern bank of the river. then he will call us down by a place. then he can make a -- for the capital land-grant richmond. during the night the grant voters -- the soldiers of the potomac play musical instruments and do everything that make it appear there's no place south of the river but then cross on pontoon bridges and they go marching down. it's not until the next day he gets reports there's now a federal army appearing that he realizes what happened so he has to respond. with the grant now we can take a look at one of the maps. i don't want to give you too many because they want to give the big picture but if you look at the map we handed out it shows the campaign, the movement of may 209th and 30th you will see at the top of it is the river that's basically on the northern bank where the federal army would have

and our main task was to prevent their union. the second world war really had a chance to put an end to any constructive dialogue between russia and germany. too high a price was paid for achieving peace in europe. however , the renaissance of diplomatic relations began already in 1955. during the visit of konrad. adenauer in moscow laid the groundwork for the beginning of full-scale economic cooperation a few years later , the issue of gas supplies to germany entered the agenda of bilateral relations . sleepless nights began in the white house. soviet gas. removed american coal from the equation, the free hand of the market grabbed the baton of sanctions on the embargo on large- diameter pipes in 1962, and the deal fell through. however , despite the unleashed gas war and the regen sanctions. in 1970 , the deal of the century was signed, gas pipes were already in 1973. the first soviet gas came to germany. during the cold war, the united states and the secular union entered into a series of economic and political battles, and on

what about from the union side? grant has now set the way from lee and has the initiative and the advantage. so he is leaving this battle with the same plus that he did after he left the wilderness, spotsylvania and north anna. this is another repetition of exactly the same set of moves so for that reason i have to say that this isn't a lopsided victory or lopsided loss. it looks like all those other movements of the overland campaign and it puts grant, grant comes out in a better position than lee came out in after the end of it. i hope you love business history but that's how i see this one. any questions would love to answer them. or at least give you my best shot. [applause] yes, sir? >> how did grant learn where to cross the james? >> grant sent two aids out to look around and figure out where was the best crossing spot. they went down to the james river, visited with butler and then they went along the james and decided the peninsula below charles city courthouse would be the best place to do it because it pus

many companies the members of this union were the beliefs of this ceremony . the islamic republic of iran was officially introduced as the host of one of the most important economic exhibitions on the international stage, the eurasia exhibition , which will include participants from a wide range of countries in the world. we invited the embassies of 21 countries. a member of the eurasian economic union , a member of the shanghai cooperation organization and the persian gulf countries, most of whom came from the ambassador of oman to the representatives of asian, african and latin american countries, as well as the public and private sectors of russia, to attend this ceremony. the participants in the great eurasia exhibition have announced their readiness. the transition period of this exhibition with the presence of iran is very important for russian companies today, because the economic capacities of iran are able to meet the needs of russia, they can gather the economic capabilities of the countries under one roof , and this mutual cooperation and beneficial

the indestructible union needed urgent rethinking and radical modernization. with each year of perestroika, the 15 union republics felt more and more free, asking fatal questions. why is everything decided moscow and distributed from moscow whether we should be together in the three baltic republics of the national elite, made a bet on secession from the union already in 1988. moldova georgia and armenia announced their withdrawal in 1990. in the rest of the republics, the desire to stay prevailed, but on other conditions of equal and fair rights, if perestroika led by gorbachev could present reforms to the republics in 6 years. at least the first signs of progress in the economy will give them economic independence, link them with joint investment projects. this would have become a powerful unifying symbol, but gorbachev was bogged down by hesitations and contradictions in september. in 1990, he abandoned the saving economic program of 500 days as a result, the leader of perestroika fell under increasing pressure in the allied nomenclature, which demanded fro

union. task of the european commission is to close all the locks on the entry of false information it is urgent to regulate and close the holes of false information that they had for the gods and their decisions and understanding of revelation based on the false information bubble, which is done for him through the algorithms of social networks and the number of likes, spreading false information on the network. social networks in europe should start with tik tok, an eastern social network , the european parliament asks the member states of the union to ban the use of tik tok for government employees, and the european union believes that due to the upcoming 2024 elections , the european union should strengthen regulatory laws to it is possible to deal with the flood of new news on social networks. fatemeh sharifi of sada and sima news agency, lezi and indonesia, two palm oil producing countries , expressed their concern about the new european union law on deforestation. countries' agricultur

those who deprived this person of his life they passed terribly, there is no such person in the soviet union, and we know that on the one hand , crimes of all types are committed or have been committed in almost every city , which are in the criminal code and murder , rape, forced confiscation of property , forced deportation, but on the other hand, there is this criminal, who is this did he lie to the living eye and tries to lie in this world and convince that it is not so. therefore, if we in poland look at it, we analyze everything and these comparisons are obvious and i think that this is an additional the reason or impetus why the poles react like that and another element when journalists ask me, for example, on western television, why do we help, why did we accept so many ukrainians, the answer may not be so special anymore. identity i want to return to the issue of unification , in particular. last year, they actively discussed the issue of the ukraine-poland alliance , great britain, what prospects do you see in this? which can be called a search for understanding in order to impleme

union it was a meaningful action.s was a specific strategy, in particular, of the united states of america, and here we must emphasize that, first of all, of course, there is a reorganization economic. uh, geo-economic device. e of the world, of course, not the united states , not the uk, not the countries, uh, members of the eu are not interested in strengthening the position under the soviet space to strengthen. disco- economic e, the union of which the republic of belarus is the locomotive and e. the russian federation has long known that poland has its own project between maurier, uh. this is an imperial project, the only thing that is now alarming is that they have begun to actively engage in a similar project in romania discussed at the parliamentary level. the accession of moldova to the restoration of the greater romania project, which provides for, among other things, the inclusion of part of the territory that is currently under the jurisdiction of ukraine , poland has approximately the same plans, e. can we

and the soviet union itself and how how to distribute the soviet union has 27 million dead, and thisbeing resolved on the one hand, and on the other hand, soviet intelligence provides information that it is already working against us and is working very seriously, and of course, these are the different levels of contradictions that have already arisen in at the very beginning of the cold war. it was extremely difficult for the soviet union, because we needed to recover. we needed to rebuild, and we needed to. well, the simplest things are to bring the men home, because this is also the labor force, it is also human capital. therefore, at this moment, germany and the united states of america, which were actively building up their potentials and recruiting themselves, are in conflict. uh, well, respectively, employees for intelligence and opposition to the soviet union, this is quite obvious, but of course, work on the creation of nato began long before the fulton speech and the official start of the cold war, already in 1943, the americans began to involve high-ranking nazis in cooper

stacked union army in his rear. all right. so if lee attempts to move around pipe creek, he puts his army in a very vulnerable spot. so facing an inability to turn lee's army excuse me, needs army. lee would have no choice but to attack meade on the high ground. here's what hunt wrote. quote for it can hardly be supplied, meaning lee's army having gone up to pennsylvania. they would fall back without excuse me, i read this wrong for hardly be supposed that having gone up to pennsylvania they would fall back without attacking us. they're there to give battle. hunt continued, it would probably have been better had meade concentrated his army behind pipe creek rather than at gettysburg. this is battles and leaders. this is 25 years after the war because in case of defeat, meade's line of retreat would have been comparatively short and easily covered. while lee's would be four to marches through an open country before he could gain the mountain passes. so we think about what actually happens, right? lee has a fairly sho

eh, the union, of course, they use it.hose who benefit from the geopolitical, uh, in terms of, of course, first of all, the united states of america and great britain, uh, the united states of america are not interested in a strong european one. e union therefore, recently implemented e, politics. eh, let's say containment e of germany france and uh, support of such relatively small countries as lithuania latvia estonia well, uh, poland is being put in the forefront of this activity to uh contain the development of the european union well, we just see that directly to poland for several days now protests against the government. eh, at the same time, the dudemarovedsky regime persistently remains such a locomotive for the disintegration of the european union . despite the fact that ordinary poles would like and see their future within the european union, despite what do you think, what is it connected with? is there, in this sense, a desire to exclude the possibility of creating a common economic zone from lisbon to vladivo

trade unions have more than 20,000 collective agreements with additional guarantees for employees. while on site. here. they are trying to accuse minsk of allegedly people not having the opportunity to unite in trade unions and conclude collective agreements. in italy , the country's experiment, silvio berlusconi, the politician died in a hospital in milan, he was 86 in april. it is known that berlusconi the great mia before that, in september 2020, the politician suffered covid and bilateral pneumonia at 21 , he was hospitalized due to heart problems later, he fell ill again with the coronavirus berlusconi served as prime minister of italy in 1994-2016 and 2008-11 he was one of the most colorful and recognizable italian politicians. i watched sculptors in the area of ​​local authorities and not indifferent people took over the reconstruction of the partisan shrine of the memorial , the destruction of it 7 years ago by the elements approached the restoration with special trepidation and responsibility. for advice, they turned to stanislav rashko. veteran. great patriotic war, the o

it's in union. there's no longer necessary for us to have a place to go to the dental vision or wherever we is. you know, we have an african union, we laptop cheese projector, she is, you know, 26 and 3 times when we're working towards a common thing. but the system now proved to be one of the, you know, we have the continental free trade that we're doing. so this idea of, of, so there's not able to build consensus, i think is the house for you. we move beyond the, the continental. so, no, so the trust direction of, you know, the bathroom, you know, to explain something, you know, what to do. magic testified the consensus. all right, well we have run out of time, so we're going to have to leave the conversation there. thanks so much to all our guest on your katya. wonderful. i know she chary and guido khaki and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting our website, algebra. com and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward s

, the union opened up very large opportunities of its own as his political actor to influence and theons are actually provided to finance these weapons that go to ukraine. this is a very good indicator, so we think that we can , for example, about such assurances that this financial assistance will be for a long, long time, and it is really it is a very good signal that today and yesterday we fed ourselves in a cool way. i supported this decision. please tell me what the military missions that the journalists write about can be expected. is it european troops that will enter the territory of ukraine if there is agreement from all eu members or what it should look like? and if it is about what is written in the conclusions of the european council, that is, the training mission of the european union, which was created at the end of last year and which actually trains ukrainians abroad in various places in poland and in germany, we are already talking about the number of up to 20,000 e-e soldiers who have received individual training and within the framework of units , so i think that th

i have already partly spoken about this and indeed our membership in the union.n our own experience in our own practice that here are the opportunities that were provided to our republic, and membership in our eurasian union at the end of 2022 within the union trade reached $ 80 billion, which is 10% more than in 2021. the second transport logistics is a key element of the transport framework of eurasia is the international transport corridor north, south, which connects with most of the eurasian transport corridors, we see, what is the importance that the russian federation now attaches to this corridor and all countries that are tied into this logistics chain, and we fully support these efforts and believe that the development of a transport logistics infrastructure oriented to the south and to south-east with interfacing, existing railways and highways. this is the fundamental direction of our joint work in this area. we don't talk about forgetting the corridor, west east, not at all, but we must , uh, balance these corridors and make them accessible and profi

he was trying to save the soviet union. he was trying to save the communist party, but he had to resort to going to the west, and he couldn't throw sergei get gore januaries, the publisher of glasnost, into the gulag because if hean did that, he would look like a monitor the. >> all right. we'rede going to -- monster the. >> we're going to transition to the next panel. there will be more time for more questions at the endr of their panel. so so thank you, panelists, appreciate it. [applause] [inaudible conversations] ♪ >> weekends on c-span2 the are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's stories. and on sundays booktv brings you the latest in nonfiction books and authors. funding for c-span2 the comes from these television companies and more, including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community center? no, it's way more than that. >> comcast is partnering with a thousand community centers to create wi-fi-enabled lift zones to students from -- so students can get the tools th

eh, the union, of course, they use it.h, those who benefit from the geopolitical, uh, in terms of, of course, first of all, the united states of america and great britain, uh, the united states of america are not interested in a strong european one. e union therefore, recently implemented e, politics. uh, let's say containing uh germany france and uh, supporting uh relatively small countries like lithuania latvia estonia well and uh, poland uh is put in the forefront of this activity to uh contain the development of the european union well here, just we see that protests against the ruling power have been going directly to poland for several days. eh, at the same time, the regime of duda-morovetsky persistently remains such a locomotive for the disintegration of the european union. despite the fact that ordinary poles would like to see their future within the framework of the european union, no matter what, in your opinion, what is the reason for this? is there, in this sense, a desire to exclude the possibility of creatin

union members. a huge number of jobs won't require a college degree, but they will pay above $100,000 per year. who's going to get these jobs? working folks. doing something right now no one has felt possible. we are on the edge of a manufacturing boom in america. for the longest time, we have been told to give up on american manufacturing. i was told you can't do it here anymore. i never believed this nation used to believe -- lead the world in manufacturing, we are going to do it again. people studying this right now are astonished at what's going on. a boom they never saw coming. we're going to show them. who is going to stamp these products made in america? you are. republicans don't like this anymore. most of them oppose everything i have done and most want to get rid of it also we have a fight on our hands. are you with me in this fight? [cheers and applause] [chanting] [joe! joe!] [let's go joe!] after what i've done when they could try to come back and stop the plan when they try to do these

we ask the european union to help us. these laws make life difficult for us. with agriculture and from this i am in a difficult situation. the eu law is bad news . it has a bad effect on the farmers who produce palm oil . they use this sector's income and malaysia and indonesia have formed a joint union to support their palm oil production sector. their ministers of agriculture have expressed their concern directly to the european union authorities. meanwhile, the minister of trade of malaysia threatened to stop the export of oil to europe in response to this controversial law of the european union. let's do it and on the countries let's focus on the european union makes the situation difficult for our exports. two months after establishing diplomatic relations with honduras, china opened its embassy in this country. according to the afp report, relations between the two countries were established after india agreed to broke off with titan and said that the president of honduras should visit china today, since 15 years ag

trade unions is a confederation of trade unions of our cis region who said something and said that today it is impossible to take any action. moreover, these actions do not have the right to accept the organization of labor in any way. these days, until june 16 inclusive in geneva, the annual session of the international labor conference is being held, representatives of employees of employers of governments from 187 member states of the fashion are considering a wide range of issues that relate primarily to the realization, the fundamental right of every person around the world, the right to work the mod also analyzes the situation with working conditions, employment, and the level of social guarantees in each of the participating countries. the sanctions have become a challenge for belarusian enterprises, but most of them have successfully adapted to the new conditions, the deputy prime minister said. pyotr parkhomchik today in the palace of the republic the winners of the government quality award were awarded in the obligatory list, 25 companies 14 of them become the best not for the

and our main task was to prevent their union. the second world war really had a chance to put an end to any constructive dialogue between russia and germany. too high a price was paid for achieving peace in europe. however, the renaissance of diplomatic relations began already in 1955 . during the visit of konrad. adenauer in moscow laid the groundwork for the start of full- scale economic cooperation a few years later on the agenda bilateral relations came up with the issue of gas supplies to germany in the white house began sleepless nights soviet gas excluded american coal from the equation, the free hand of the market grabbed the sanctions club of the embargo on large diameter pipes in 1962 , the deal fell through. however, despite the unleashed gas war and the regen sanctions in 1970, the deal of the century was signed, gas pipes already in 1973. the first soviet gas. germany came during the cold war, the united states and the secular union entered into a series of economic and political struggles, and one of the most signif

, great britain , france, at least their colonial possessions , and the soviet union absolutely calmlyssia with königsberg, and poland, which came under the sphere of influence of the soviet union as compensation for the lands of galicia or volhynia taken from it, to hand over the german lands , which were in turn taken from germany . that is, it was a completely different idea of ​​how the war should end that the one who suffered defeats, he pays not only money , not only reparations, a small territory in which his compatriots will not live, because it was not just a territorial selection, it was an expulsion of people, just german origin from those territories that were selected by the victors, besides what political views these people had and how they treated hitler's germany and what they did in general during nazism, they expelled both nazis and anti-nazis, anyone. and by the way, this happened not only in the soviet union, as you know, the german population was completely evicted from the territory of poland, and the polish population from the territory of the ukrainian ssr, and

said that the european union is there. but also france that you tell me the, you know, the outcome 3 says. and so i, it would be nature or at some point that big companies like united judy or for example by egypt. there are others. um no, get there increasingly involved in the future. so at the moment i would see no major problem. it's uh, it's a process of extending the representation of offer to gain the jeep warranty, which is absolutely a long overdue on the other side. also, it is a way to get out. we got more whereas the, so more uh, friendly with the united states. uh and the west because the 220 of the moment the majority is bro. uh, united states of course that is also a restaurant. china, uh dish. but so yeah, if, if there is a will in this direction, i think uh, it may not be too difficult on your country. uh you heard the grid or they're talking about um, from his point of view that there has to be a political will for, for this to happen uh, from your vantage point. is there a political will right now? uh and

. 50 moldova to get closer to the european union.— moldova to get closer to the european union.the direct _ european union. so what do you think the direct impact - european union. so what do you think the direct impact of - think the direct impact of russia's invasion of ukraine has been on moldova itself? well, very significant. there has been economic impact, you should see a look at the refugee crisis, the number of refugees who have been hosted and were coming up republic of moldova are think the largest in any place in the region. that has had an impact. the trade issues that have been developing between ukraine and, ukraine's ability to export their grades, many of those commodities have had to come through moldova into romania and then going beyond the european borders. it has impacted in that way. at times, moldova has been directly threatened by russia, as we have seen, either by a flyover of missiles or other statements that are meant to scare moldova into some kind of either neutrality or submission. so they have been threatened both on the security front as well as

this is the world federation of trade unions, this is the federation of trade unions of our cis regionared that no action could be taken today. moreover, these actions do not have the right to accept the organization of labor in any way. these days and until june 16 inclusive in geneva is taking place, the annual session of the international labor conference fashion representatives of workers , employers and the government of 187 member states of fashion are considering a wide range of issues that relate primarily to the turn of realization, the fundamental right of every person in the world. this is the right to work. the mod also analyzes the situation with working conditions, employment, and the level of social guarantees in each of the participating countries. well, the sanctions did not become an insurmountable obstacle. on the contrary, they showed the potential of the light industry of our country. today , 65% of our products are exported, or by the end of the year, we plan to earn about $ 2 billion on foreign markets . russia remains the key buyer of our products, the task of i

and so on . of the european union were forced to make such a decision.t is very important for ukraine to have such a plan for membership in nato, that is, mr. oleksandr, i understand . will give to this plan that is, we are ready to implement it as you say, just as it was with membership in the european union . we were told that you should do this. you should do this . there is one. you should make that reform of the tour form, but our leaders of our country have repeatedly talked about it. we would like to hear some more and time frames. or it is possible to do as you say point one point two point 3 when when can it be do you know here in general, this is an interesting thing it is the ukrainian side that should be emphasized, and it is precisely the absolutely important moment to prescribe. maybe even the time frame. that is, we will carry out this step within a month, this within two, and so on. in this way, we ourselves will set the time frame for the let's be, well, let's say so frank for the european union for nato, when there are no such strict cr

that is, we are ready to implement it as you say, as it was with membership in the european union.y told us that you should do that. you should do that . regarding nato so far the plan no well, that is, there is. you should make that reform of the tour form, but our leadership of our country has repeatedly spoken about it. we would like to hear some more and time frames. or is it possible to do as you say point one point two point 3 when when can it be you know, here is an interesting thing, because it is the ukrainian side that should emphasize this, and it is precisely the absolutely important moment to write down . maybe even the time frame. that is, we and this step are carried out within a month, this within two, and so on. thus, we ourselves let's set a time frame and er for let's be, well, let's say so frank for the european union for nato, when there are no such rigid criteria , they actually have room for maneuver. diplomacy must do everything possible to obtain this plan, it is possible to propose its own, and so that on the basis of this plan of its own , nato actually a

[cheers and applause] union labor. [applause] there's labor and there's union labor.home. i'm joe biden. i'm jill biden's husband and damn proud of it. [laughing] a philly girl, a card-carrying member of her union. [applause] and, david, thank you for that introduction. and i want to thank liz -- president liz shuler, who's been a friend of mine for a long,a long time and all of you. folks, if i can go off script for a second here, i want to say something. you know, i've been doing this a long time, but i've never felt the sense of camaraderie and pride that i feel today in this year. i really mean it. [shouting] no, no, no, no. i -- i'm not -- i'm not saying -- i'm not saying -- >> four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! four more years! >> let me -- let me just say on] thing very seriously, you know, i think this is the first time -- and i've been around, as i said, a while -- in history where, last week, every single environmental organization endorsed me. no, no, no. and this week, for the first time i'

we have is a union state.low is already moving further to european countries, then let there be a different tariff. and on the territory of the union state, it is necessary to balance all these topics and reach a single tariff, so that we have it without harming the citizens of our countries , infrastructure development plays a special role. it is possible that in the future such large transport hubs as moscow and minsk will be connected by high-speed railways, it is necessary to study the implementation of this project, noted vyacheslav volodin, the travel time between the two capitals should be reduced, and on the highways, the deputies believe that the trucks that go to minsk, unfortunately, take a very long time. although, for example, the route is on how to get to st. petersburg from moscow, which distance, in principle, is comparable to minsk, it is almost 4 hours. faster, respectively, this cargo flow should reach minsk from moscow and vice versa much faster, so that we can increase the internal exchang

because i firmly believe in the ability of ukrainian society to adapt everything to of the european union, if it is in a more positive sense, how to best use membership in the ugu, i have no doubt that despite the costs that will have to be incurred , because of course, huge costs will have to be incurred, for example, in order to help ukraine to take place in the european union , it will pay off if ukraine becomes part of it as a large economic market as a country with great raw material and human potential under everyone in all respects a-a jokes with pepper humor with a victory from the creators of the sketch show our bez rashi meets on june 13 in lviv in the theater named after maria zankovetska at 7:00 p.m. and on june 26 in kyiv in the october palace at 7:00 p.m. better sketches from ours without rash and counteroffensive join because victory befits smile why am i here i have sensitive teeth eat ice cream pain cold air pain sweet pain the dentist recommended lekalot sensiti what effectively reduces the sensitivity of teeth if i had known kalut sensiti you in the past i would not hav

today there is no institute of programs of the union state, which are also financed by the union budget yesterday, a joint colleague of the accounts chamber of the state control committee was talking about the fact that we are not using enough income from intellectual property to introduce new technologies that are already working today and we were fried yesterday by the controller, which is one four tenths. billions of russian rubles should already come to the union budget. we have not yet asked the developers for one of the programs, i will not name it, as soon as we receive the money i will immediately tell you who will pay the union budget. all this today is really within the framework of the efforts of the supreme state council, headed by alexander grigoryevich lukashenko and vladimir vladimirovich putin , of the joint union government, which is led by mikhail vladimirovich mishustin, but all the steps of the union government. e is certainly coordinated with an example of a romance than golovchenko. this is a single joint board of the ministry of foreign cases, and we know and see

granted a visa-free regime despite the fact that there was a migration crisis in the european unionere many conversations that they would not grant it, but when ukraine fulfilled all the conditions to preserve the political face of the european union, they were forced to make such a decision . and it is very important for ukraine that there was such a plan regarding membership in nato, that is, mr. oleksandr, i understand about this plan . tell me, please, the same plan should be given in brussels, and when will they give this plan ? that is, we are ready to implement it as you you say like it was with the membership in the european union. they told us that you should do that . you should do that. tour form reform, but our leaders of our country have repeatedly talked about it . we would like to hear some more and time frames. or is it possible to do as you say point one point two point 3 when when can it be? it is the ukrainian side that should emphasize and it's just an absolutely important moment to write down maybe even er time frames. that is, we carry out this step within a mo

decade doctors form unions, resident doctors voted overwhelmingly to form a union. and with that growth in union organizing, what we are also seeing in this country is a vicious corporate response. and that is that major corporations all across this country are taking unprecedented and illegal actions against employees who are fighting for economic justice. and that is why major corporations like starbucks decade amazon -- and amazon and others have spent hundreds of billions on anti-busting campaigns. they hire fancy consultants because at the end of the day they would rather spend millions of dollars trying to prevent workers from forming a union than pay those workers decent wages and decent benefits. part of the corporate strategy is the reality that over half of all employers in america threaten to close or relocate their businesses if workers vote to form a union. imagine that. you work for a company for years, you want to form a union decade then the -- and then they say we're going to mexico, we're going to china, we are going to leave this state. that is wh

the soviet union was certainly not perfect. as we all know more than 100 million would be killed by the soviet union and other communist regimes in their quest for perfection if only everyone would obey the party the promised utopia would arrive. but reagan denounced this ideology and the marxist soviet leaders who only recognized a version of morality which would further their cause. hehe highlighted the rejection f religion and of their obsession with class warfare. the sovietn union was in his words the focus of evil in the modern world. but reagan did not want to shut out the ussr. on the contrary, he wanted to facilitate a dialogue and work towards peace, both for security for those of us in the west and the millions of victims of communismun who were forced to live hundred. but that didn't mean that he was afraid or shied away from conflict. he knew that his words would reach millions around the world and those who were suffering under the yoke of communism and his words would be used as a weapon against the regime. heto

eu ministers met on tuesday to about discuss the values ​​of the european union in hungary .r of justice of hungary strongly criticized the european parliament on his way to the meeting of the union. the minister of justice of hungary says that the european parliament does not respect the values ​​of the european union, as well as democracy and the rule of law in hungary. chih park will definitely use it if it is necessary, and the only institution in this field is the european parliament. europe has so far coughed up 10 billion euros for weapons for ukraine, but hungary , a member of the union, is against this policy and this causes brussels and washington have become upset and resentful. there is no victory here, so it is better to convince everyone that the only solution is a ceasefire . saipa experts say that mr. is right that the european union is too focused on the advancement of the war in ukraine. definitely nokia. it increases here in brussels, people say everything has happened to you here and there, but we must not forget the palestinians in the presence, we must n

a broad union plan designed emergence.r too long the pipe creek circular has simply been seen as a what if. yet it remains entertaining to dictate the counterfactual of unit withdrawal to the pipe creek line, it is more significant to analyze how the fact aspects of a circular were enacted affected the way the battle of gettysburg was fought spohn controversies that linger to this day. thank you. [applause] we have time for questions. >> we have time for questions. ask please use the microphone. because you're talking about the road networks leading south of gettysburg? if meade hadth been engaged and decided to fall back what would that look like? give a huge controversy that even possible even imagine not counterfactual but look at the roadmap? approximate times about hard gettysburg but because of the road that are here? we're talking specifically about the roads going south the early morning of july 2. by 4:00 p.m. assessing longer possible. as a tiny town road in they. baltimore road leads to his base of communication

and to nato or to the european union european union and who do you think is the most difficult withhomini k yes yes i think there are certain differences despite everything in the case of hungary it is possible first for all certain expectations regarding the relationship between ukraine and hungary, on the other hand, if we are talking about germany, then this is already a question of a more systemic nature, it is already traditional, it stems from the traditional policy of germany, which was close to god with russia before russia's aggression against ukraine well, it is also certain that germany cares about the shape of the european union as a whole, when such a powerful player as ukraine will appear in the european union, because then even from a demographic point of view , it is difficult to say how much the population of ukraine will be after the war, for example of ukrainian guests, how many of our ukrainian guests who come to poland will return to ukraine and so on and so on, but it will surely be a country in terms of population plus or minus like spain here we must say that

oleg bychok was posthumously worthy of the title of hero of the soviet union in the fortieth year, amary school teacher at school number seven at the maslovka station in the voronezh region, nikolai zevnitsky was drafted into the army, a year later he graduated from the oryol infantry school at the front from the first days of world war ii in september forty-first, he led a platoon of the detachment special purpose units of the western front of the unit carried out a special task behind enemy lines. one of the tasks was from a group. find out and deliver information to moscow in time, mm, about how many echelons move along certain railways, where the bridges are intact, where are destroyed a detachment of 50 people junior lieutenant of state security zemlyatsky is appointed commissar official the detachment bore the name of dzerzhinsky but appears in most documents. which detachment is the second at the beginning of july, the forty-second group receives information that a german officer will pass through a certain area with secret documents, the task of capturing them on july 4, fort

it goes at the same time by the union. and of course it, you know, it's already, it's already a car. has the viewer expressed as a view of the continent about that a center account that he's there with different objectives? i and now so i trying to reach consensus in my, in my, in a, such a, a largest set account that has, may, may be difficult. so you know, way it will presumably be able to convey the minimum common denominator of um, the pretty guy commented, but still it gives, it gives the um g 20 a more atari the uh you know, more at present that even is so it, with the moderate probably approach about still extremely useful. i also use for, for africa in the union to try to better compromise different these sensors and reach common objectives internationally for a, you know, the international trade, for example, for your body to explore sanction cents on a, on your catchy, certainly this idea of potentially having the a you join the g 20 is not new in the run up to the g. 20 summit in bali last year . you had indones