sure, a western union was both unsettled. the golden spike and the railroad tie hanging wires and the growing pains. our great nation. what everybody knows that commerce union did a job. the telegraph wire tie the cattle market of kansas to the tables of the east hitch the cotton mills of new england and the southern plantation and the new york cutting people. other methods of communication. it was slow and tedious. the telegraph was only means of rapid communication. it was direct, it was fast. it kept pace with the nations expanding frontiers. all late. why do you read? why do you read all? they're all like, why do you read what your paper? mr. long hey. yeah. hey, what's this? joe, what's way blank pages is the news, huh? what do you know? they were all playing. sorry. joe azari. joe's customer. it would have happened if we hadn't arranged it. there's plenty of news today, but it's still in the making. all right, man, we'll find that out right away. i don't mean to be personal, sir, but congratulations. oh, hey, did you me

, membership in the european union, the mechanisms of joining the european union, the consequences of joining to the european union and so on, from here now you know, sometimes there is a situation when you just have to start writing from a clean sheet, and this situation very often ah, leads many and representatives of national governments and the european union to a dead end, so let's say so , in' it is already obvious that we are talking about completely different mechanisms , about different speeds of ukraine's accession to the european union , the same applies to nato, pay attention to how the conceptual approach changes , the answers in general, from what is here tomorrow to what but not yet, and tomorrow will be different, so it is obvious that, let's say, this mechanism that hangs over everything, this damocles sword. what is called the new world order, it does not give rest to anyone, and the events in nagorno -karabakh, they generally stimulated this process, because eh, if the russian-ukrainian war, it forms the global order, then the situation there showed that now regiona

, who knows, how it will behave, it seems to be against ukraine's membership in nato, the european union, it seems to have a more calm position there, well, meanwhile, in the last at the moment it is not possible to rule out some kind of blocking of this issue, but i think that this will not happen after all, i expect... the end of october, so to speak, the decision of the europeans, respectively, regarding how ukraine fulfilled these seven recommendations of the europeans, and so to speak, we hope that the assessment will be positive, in any case, prime minister shmigal believes that ukraine has provided sufficient, systematic and explanatory... answers to our partners who they should be satisfied by the studio, ugh, mr. bohdan, the same question to you, your feelings, what your observations say, is there really some common denominator, reached him inside the eu. i believe that it is really necessary to wait for the interim, although this will already be the final assessment of ours european partners, i think it will be positively balanced. unequivocally, because we have really done a s

of our union for partners.by ensuring peace, security and economic prosperity in the union state, we can give additional impetus to integration processes in eurasia. such alliances are built. in turn, they naturally expand their influence. the common spiritual and moral principles that underlie the union of states play no less a role than common approaches to economic development and security. we can state with satisfaction that the moral and ethical principles that are embedded in the constitutions of belarus and russia are almost identical. in these matters, we have taken the path of defense. and civilizationally close to us values: traditional family, priority of spiritual and moral education, preserving the memory of the great exploits of our ancestors, first of all, the feat of our peoples during the great patriotic war. this distinguishes us favorably from countries representing the so-called western civilization. the civilized west allows itself to respond to the address. nazi criminals, conducts corrupt

[000:00:00;00] eh, and unfortunately, many non-western countries still remember the soviet union and see russia through an anti-colonial prism, they said, well, the soviet union, we don't like it, whatever it was, but it helped us then, some kind of factory built some kalashnikovs, but it remained at some mental level, but nevertheless, the cold war, it was a balance. and this balance actually worked, there was no balance in conventional weapons, you can see it in the numbers, and that is why the nuclear balance began, the logic began deterrence, and at the end of the day, you have a lot of words here, but there's no 67, when the belgian foreign minister then prepared what defined nato's strategy for the decade, they said deterrence is number one, and that came in later in nato's strategy, the main thing is deterrence, but let's remember how long the warsaw pact lasted, 31 years, 36, 36 years, that's a whole era, and there were different eras of it, there were periods of de-escalation of international tensions, that is, the cold war, but it degree was different at certain stages of t

to the summit of the european union.ously, this made it possible for the president to hold additional bilateral meetings with individual partner countries, which now allows him to count for additional, military, financial aid, which should come from these countries, and this is important, it is good that it happened, and at the same time, you and i... understand that , obviously, we do not have the opportunity to stop there and we have no right, but tell me, mrs. ivanna, what is happening at the summit of the european union itself, in fact, the impossibility of making a single decision on migration, the open opposition of hungary, the less open, but nevertheless obvious opposition of poland, does n’t that say that the european union is in a state of such a serious crisis, i think it is too early to talk about the crisis in which the european union is in, but there are definitely very tough challenges in the european union, and unfortunately, these challenges, they did not happen today , yes, and they have been developing

eurasian economic union and others.e face many security challenges, and the most important ones are war, terrorism, extremism, dependent government, and interference by foreign forces. being countries of the region in the internal affairs of the state. we are talking here about the influence on independent governments. which led to the emergence of serious problems in the form of wars, terrorism, extremism and refusal of constructive cooperation with the countries of the region. i would like to make a few assumptions, because how can we consolidate and strengthen european security and consolidation processes? we must all be engaged in meaningful dialogue. and discuss. on eurasian security and its architecture in order to achieve consensus on all issues of interest to us. we must improve and increase the level of cooperation between the countries of the eurasian region in a wide variety of political, economic and cultural sectors. we must strengthen regional and subregional organizations in order to ensure the security o

state and the union programs are very close, here programs of the union state are large-scale areasies. scientific centers, departments, ministries of russia and belarus, with access to proposals for software in the field of biotechnology, to support work microbiologists and biotechnologists in the most complex areas, including genetic interaction , this is what was in demand by roscosmos of the national academy of sciences to support the russian-belarusian satellite constellation, this is what will be in demand today to ensure a different level of security for the regional military grouping, to improve the army infrastructure and improvement and modernization of toll support, as well as support for infrastructure to protect the borders of the union state along the border departments, this is what has been going on for more than 20 years, and dozens of other programs, but there is simply no time to tell you about it. the union program is a single, interconnected, large-scale, meaningful professional plan for real economic integration, which was first... approved on november 4, 2021

and that you hop for the european union, a fall bank. we all know that ukraine has a very important and strategic offset which is on the ground gas storage, the biggest, by the way in europe. so they won't be and cubic meters of capacity that can be used by european countries. also, ukraine is stubs in europe by the reserves and resources of natural gas. and the more we produce, the better understanding that the existing pipe allows to bring this results to european union. i'm sure this will bring you queen to possession of the future, and that you fall bank for the european union semester garcia. alexi cheney shop the and you can say that interview in full on the domain using youtube channel. now, while ukraine is particularly concerned about russian products like gas floating out of the country and into the you, very office a, it is also proving a problem, your paying goods, the finding that way into russia. despite that, he you for juice's refusing to sell to russian buyers. that's what countries like, has ex, done come in the whole c

of the european union .ally, this is the issue of energy in the european union energy in the european union has become the most important issue for the citizens of the european union, and they say that the united states , according to the current report, that the united states has actually reduced energy exports to the european union by 15%. in fact, it is more expensive to deliver to these countries. this issue is definitely for the future of the war in ukraine and the continuation of military support for ukraine. to destroy. these workshops they were located in bitonia region in the west of shahrullah. according to witnesses, the occupying forces also arrested a number of palestinians active in these workshops . the army of the occupying regime announced by releasing pictures: the joint forces of the public security apparatus of stahin shabak and the forces of the border guard participated in raiding the workshops of the region. germany asked to provide a winter protection plan to help ukraine. the german

the game at the pro-union stadium seemed to transport the fans back to the nineties.withstand heavy rainfall and became limp. the spartak football players got stuck in the greasy black soil. even the return of alexander sobolev to the lineup did not help. 2:0 victory for the home team. for the first time in 23 years , spartak lost to the torch. the only defeat of the muscovites before this happened back in august. years, when filimonov, koftun, tikhonov and shirko still played for the red and white, the lawn was not ideal then either. wing of the soviets and orenburg were unable to find a path to victory. draw 1:1. both teams have not won three matches in a row, but this time they at least scored points. after conquering the urals in the previous round, sochi lost again. this time to nizhny novgorod, the resort team suffered their seventh defeat in eight meetings. the only ball. nikolai kolinsky scored in an original way, celebrating the goal with a cardboard cutout of kirill gazza, who missed the match due to disqualification. the steep dive of the urals continues. v

this reached union one say 40 percent pay hike. high pensions and union contracts at the battery plants. bitcoin hit its highest value and nearly a year and a half feet wide equipped to currency markets unrelated stocks have been searching on speculation. now the fis crypto exchange traded fund, or e t f, could be launch soon. the value of one bitcoin hit just over $34000.00 at its peak this week. or more on that story, let us speak to nicholas shay from claim desk. pennsylvania with a nicholas, i mean, why our investors getting so excited about the prospect of a crypto? it's yes. hey, thanks for having me. you know, between each yeah has long but see for well over 10 years now as a kind of easy to access products for not just your casual retail investors here might not want to go through the uh, you know, hassle of setting up to take my wallet or 1000, stay, but also from institutional investors, the want a, you know, what about regulated audit that so you can safely put funds into, has some oversight from federal court date and s

it will upset the balance that the european union has created over the years, so the european union seesey as a ring and a belt to protect itself, but it has no interest in turkey joining the european union. the main example of that is the discussions that recently , putin himself announced that he told recep tayyip erdogan that the europeans don't like you, well, this talk is based on prejudice or, in fact , some kind of reaction to turkey's action in this agreement that europe does not like turkey. let's talk now, let's get down to exactly what issues are raised by the europeans for turkey's membership, whether those who officially announce it or those who may not be ready to say it openly in the media, you can see that the european union has a range of concerns about turkey . for example, the same population has turkey's geographical location that reformism or, in fact, the cultural relations that exist in turkey and incompletely went through the process of europeanization, so to speak, and from 2000 onwards , turkey actually followed a series of anti -western culture policies, includ

union delay the start of negotiations, why?t in the process of negotiations, each of them can raise certain questions or claims, so i actually have little doubt that the negotiations will begin, but when they begin, then each of these 27 countries, in each of these 36, each of these 36 chapters can ask one or another question, and so i think that these will be negotiations, they will start, should start in december, obviously, but further in the process negotiations, we will feel the claims of this or that state, on the other hand, this is very good, because any claims, if they are justified, they will help us to correct our shortcomings, if they are not justified. they will displease the rest of the 26 or 25, as the case may be, and thus he who criticizes too sharply, will be embarrassed and will be forced to withdraw his claims, mr. ambassador, we agree with you, start negotiations, start negotiations - this is extremely important and we understand that our interests will be on the agenda, no doubt, but how long these negotia

i congratulate you, i know that you have now returned from the european union, yes, well, but i would ask you to react to the seriousness of the situation on the ukrainian-polish border. polish. carriers are preparing to actively picket the border on november 3 and possibly block it. what are the prospects for solving this story? well, this is a very alarming signal for us. and i would say an alarm signal not in view of the fact that today, after all, in poland, the work of the previous government continues, it is quite likely that a new government may be formed and all these things, in particular, such a border closure and the demand of local polish carriers to return to the dosed granting of a license for ukrainian transportation there, it... again, may be part of internal, internal political struggle, which still continues after the end of the elections in poland, and for us this is a critical story, due to the fact that the largest amount of cargo from ukraine goes precisely through, if we are talking about freight transportation by road, then it goes precisely through the post of

, as a union, that is...fortunately, it's a shame.

we're being union. i'm sure this will bring you clean to possession of the future energy fall bank for the european union semester garcia. alexi cheney show the and you can see that interview in full on the domain using youtube channel. now, while ukraine is particularly concerned about russian products like gas floating out of the country and into the you, very office a, it is also proving a problem, your paying goods, the finding that way into russia. despite that, he you for juice's refusing to sell to russian buyers. that's what countries like, has ex, done come in the whole come marketing, all multi context on offers all sorts of goods, clouds, electronics, and surprisingly, cooktops made in germany. everything here can be purchased and sent to russia, even if the manufactured are no longer directly supplies the country. despite the rest that cannot make functions on russia, cars like stumps, export to the country, increased by almost 2000000000 to nearly 9000000000 euros in 2022 great imports and

and the citizens of the european union.e other hand , the issue is actually energy in the european union. has actually become a citizen of the european union and they claim that the united states is actually 15% more expensive to these countries considering the current report that the united states actually delivers energy to the european union by 15%. definitely an issue for the future the war in ukraine. i would like to thank ukraine for the continued military support. thank you very much. i spoke with ibrahim, an expert on european issues . these workshops were located in bitonia area in the west of shahrele. according to witnesses, the occupying forces also arrested a number of palestinians active in these workshops. the army of the occupying regime announced by publishing pictures: the joint forces of the public security apparatus of stahin shabak and the border guard forces participated in raiding the workshops of the region. germany a winter protection plan was requested to help ukraine. the german foreign minister ,

join a union and heavy union fees and -- to hand over some of the economy for negotiating with the union. i think there is a case to be made, but i want you to realize they are a net decline. even if they make the case with victories from what they may be doing is stemming that the client rather than seeing unionization grow. with 6% of the private sector unionize, we will not see unions making a big comeback at any time in the united states was the what they've done is show that there is still a place for them in american society, but there was a long road for them to go to become a bigger player in the labor market again. jon: betsy, you talked about the uaw fighting for all it could get. you wrote last month about the fact that we have seen so many strike actions in part because both sides aren't exactly sure what ultimately the right match should be, and that has played into the idea of uncertainty has played a role in some of the strike we have seen. what has been your general observation on the fact that we have just seen so much of strike action, period? betsy: when the unemployme

we will discuss this with the acting permanent representative of russia to the european union , kirillogvinov, he is in direct contact with the studio. kirillo mikhailovich, thank you for finding time for us, and as i understand it, all these statements by european officials, joseppe barella, the ministerial meeting in kiev, it was like that, was supposed to demonstrate support, so powerful from brussels, but as i understand it, that some specific after all, no decisions were made, or even any conclusions were made, or is that not so? aleksanovich, good afternoon. well, indeed, this group trip of the foreign ministers of the european union member countries to kiev on october 2, it initially did not imply the adoption of any specific decisions, but first of all, due to its format, it was an informal meeting, that is, according to by and large, representatives of european capitals, in the presence of ukrainians, heard a report by barel, whom you mentioned, on the work done and plans for the future, well, in particular, they talked about the need to strengthen cooperation with kiev in th

, but it has no interest in turkey joining the european union.the main example is the discussions that putin himself recently announced and told recep tayyip erdoğan that the europeans don't like you. well, this talk is based on prejudice or, in fact, some kind of reaction to turkey's action. in short, i don't like the same interpretation. turkey is made by europe. yes, it is exactly like that, and the main obstacle is related to a set of turkish socio-economic features. let's do exactly fine now let's see what obstacles are being raised by the europeans for turkey's membership, whether those who officially announce it or those who may not be ready to say it publicly in the media, see that the european union has a range of concerns about turkey , for example, its population is geopolitical. turkey has it, and that reformism or, in fact, the cultural relations that exist in turkey, and incompletely, the process of europeanization, so to speak, and from the year 2000 onwards, turkey has implemented a series of anti- western culture policies, includ

us, but it actually hinders the european union itself and nato.ill listen to mr. volodymyr, what orban says about the future of ukraine and about how hungary does not want to finance ukraine, and about the fact that the ukrainians will not win. during the current war, let's listen to orbán.

saying that the state duma should, in my opinion, repeal that resolution of the supreme council of the unionviet socialist republics, that’s all, but what if it didn’t do it, then there is nothing to be offended when others say that you and hitler ended up in the second world war, absolutely vicious logic that has no relation, the foreign policy of the state is not dealt with by the state duma, but by the president and the ministry of foreign affairs, therefore, statements regarding the foreign policy discourse there are certainly not the prerogatives of the state duma and does not mean that others, including the president and the minister of foreign affairs, should not speak, well, we have it in the duma, so by the way, our state duma understands the laws. by the way , our law is signed and comes into force after it is signed by the president of the russian federation, but they come into force only after, the president is what is in force between, laws come into force only after signing by the president and publication of official sources, parliamentary i can continue, the law is also in fo

yevgeny, considering what orban has, for example questions to the european union, the european unionganization has questions to orbán and his policy, is it possible and appropriate now to talk about the fact that - the european union is waiting for reform in the future, perhaps in the context of the fact that if one member of the european union is against it, then the decision is not taken, as it will not be like that now, maybe there will be, i don’t know, there will be a majority of 2/3 of the european union to make decisions, approve them, or work in some other direction, but the european union as an organization, it needs to be reformed in the near future, in the near future also? you you know, the european union has already been in existence for more than 30 years, and of course, what will happen, well, its fairly rapid expansion of positions raised the question of what it will be like next. this, it really, really exists at the moment, it is clear and it will be necessary to work with it, it is the first time, the second time, well, actually, maybe, there may be a process of re

let's talk about the union side a little bit. there has been a lot of hood, and he matters a lot to the battle , but let's not discount the importance of the decisions of union commanders, particularly commanders like john mcallister schofield, one of the top subordinates of george thomas at the time. the initial burden of turning back are slowing hood's invasion would fall on schofield. there he is. he is on the left. on the right is jacob cox, one of the core commanders under schofield. will he was uncertain about hood's plans , general thomas still recognized the importance of that pulaski, columbia, franklin access of advanced. that seems the most likely path that hood would take from alabama into middle tennessee. as a consequence of that, thomas, very logically, ordered the 23rd corps under schofield to reinforce major stanley's fourth corps at pulaski as well, and schofield would assume command upon arrival. schofield had 18,000 infantry, 4 degrees of calvary, about 23,000 troops. that is not as many as hood had with 28,00

its rhetoric about creating an army of the european union union, precisely the accession of ukraine becomesriority and strategic issue for them, so now i can draw conclusions from this that , let's put it this way, it is not even ukraine that longs for europe anymore, europe is extremely interested in ukraine itself. and in your opinion, joining the eu is possible during russian aggression, or is it after the victory? well, friends, let's still assess the realities, and the path to the eu is bureaucratically worked out, many countries have been going to it for decades, but there is an important nuance here, that once again the politicians and the leadership of the european union realize that now they need faster, more radical, more dynamic decisions regarding joining and waiting there for 10, 15, 20 years, well, in fact, then a lot will change the situation and it is not clear what state the european union will be in, so now everyone is constructively disposed to shorten the distance of joining as much as possible, to the european union, if you say, everyone is constructively disposed. olek

in group c, napoli secured three points in germany, beating union berlin 1-0. the other match of the evening, real beat braga 2:1 away. another goal for the blancos scored by jude bellingham. the englishman became only the second real madrid player after cristian carambe to impress. opponents in each of his first three champions league matches in a galaactícos shirt. in the quartet, inter milan beat saalzburg 2:1, and benfica lost to real socida 0:1 on their own field. the goalkeeper of the ukrainian national team, anatoliy trubin, defended the goal of the lisbon team in this confrontation. dnipro-1 won the fifth consecutive victory in the championship of ukraine. today, in the postponed match of the first round, yuri's team maksimova took it. three points against poltava vorskla. the game ended with a score of 3:2. another victory allowed dnipro-1 to climb to the fourth place in the standings of the ukrainian premier league. well, let's wait for the match between shakhtar and barcelona, ​​or barcelona and shakhtar, and we've already waited for serhii rudenko a

let's talk about the union side a little bit. i mean, a lot of hood and hood certainly matters a lot to this this battle. but let's not discount the importance of the decisions of union commanders, particularly commanders like john mcallister scofield, one of george thomas top subordinates at the time. now, the initial burden of turning back or slowing hood's invasion would on scofield books we find scofield steamboats pardon guys there is there is on the left on the right is jacob d cox, who is one of the corps commanders under under scofield. now, while he was uncertain about hood's plans, general thomas still recognized the importance of that. pelham, pulaski, columbia, franklin axis of advance that seemed the most likely course, the most likely path that hood would take from alabama in the middle, tennessee. and as a consequence of that, thomas very logically ordered the 23rd corps under scofield there on the left to reinforce major general david stanley's fourth corps, which was pulaski, tennessee, as well, and scofield as t

yes, how a reason not to join the union. the union's political involvement is toxic. oh, political involvement is toxic. yeah. so, you know, for the reasons i talking about, i mean, actual, you know, political orientations of union members are, you know a lot of union members are republicans already. so know different unions are going to have different sort of, you know, makeups. some are going to be more conservative than others. but if you look at the diversity that exists in the labor movement now, i mean, if you if you see the. demonstrations of some pilots now, they sort of all get together and stand in a line. and it's sort of very conservative and they're all holding sign at the same level in the exact same way. you know, this is a labor demonstrator in the same way that one, that's much more sort of boisterous. so you know, i think, you know, even though the labor movement is small, i want it to get a lot bigger. it's quite diverse and there's room in it for all kinds of people who want to join together, have a say at work and negotiating a contract with. thei

remember, when we were in the soviet union, everyone was afraid of us, everyone respected us.tely, the world is such that it respects only force, and now, together with china, iran, brazil, and the global south, what western sanctions, our opinion will be taken into account, if we are together, our opinion in international affairs will be decisive. olga igorevna, does the cis today have the potential that we are talking about? says alexander grigorievich, so that we can be taken into account in the international arena? i... grew up in the era when the soviet union collapsed, when these structures were formed, and just at such a fairly conscious age i lived through all those moments that we are talking about today, i don’t remember a single year, not a single short period i don’t remember at all when the cis would not be subject to requirements that it is ineffective, but uh, let’s still turn to the name, and accordingly to the goals that laid down, this is the commonwealth of independent states. we are not talking about a union, we are talking about a commonwealth, the main pu

for some reason. in the european union they believe that we are opponents of the european union.we are not vindictive people, and despite the current turbulence in the european union, the sanctions that the european union imposes against us, you should know, that the president of belarus is an ardent supporter of preserving the european union, not because i really love the european union, because the european union is together with the usa, china and, well, maybe. russia and india, to some extent, are strong pillars of our existence, of our planet. if this support is pulled out from under this system, it will be very bad for everyone. therefore, as a european state, and the geographical center is in our polotsk, in the north of belarus, we are absolutely in favor of the existence of the european union, but in where our positions probably coincide, we want the european union to be a powerful, strong, sovereign and independent association, we are aimed at this, and you should know this, with all the nuances in relations and even the policy that the union is pursuing today in relati

about which path the european union should take, which path the european union should choose, so i thinknd of partial membership, and kirila mikhalavich, well, another topic, the issue of security, because you and i we are talking about what the european union will do, not just for idle talk on friday evening, but this is an extremely important topic, because the european union is actually turning from a political economic association into a military one, we must admit this, there is a lot of talk about creating army, increasing the production of weapons, and so on and so forth, and from the purchase of these weapons in other countries, the same poland buys in south korea, like somewhere else, we only care about this, yes, because if they join in the eu it suddenly turns out that there are european bases with european weapons, we are interested primarily in this, but nevertheless, again, the conversations that took place this week in europe are the issue of weapons, and there are also many who want to speaking of even producing weapons in ukraine, this is the topic, on this did it manife

the results. of the eu, which was held for the first time outside the european union in kyiv. the very fact of holding the council in the ukrainian capital during the war testifies to the unlimited support of ukraine from the countries of the european union. the head of ukrainian diplomacy, dmytro koleba, is sure of this. he believes that the result of the forum in kyiv will be concrete support for ukraine and from the eu, both in the security and humanitarian spheres. dmytro vasylov, a political consultant , is in touch with us at this time. dmitry, thank you for your help. to the air, thank you for inviting me, i congratulate you, so the meeting of the eu council on foreign affairs, which took place in kyiv, what is the importance of this event? you know, i would enlightened our minister of foreign affairs that, of course, this is the first time that the eu council meeting takes place outside the european union, but it takes place precisely within the future borders of the european union, emphasizing that ukraine will be a member of the eu. therefore, it is absolutely symbol

the union armies rear. the river. is it smart, militarily speaking, with a river immediately at your rear? what happens if the disaster strikes? how do you escape? it's very hazardous and risky certainly schofield was concerned about this. he was counseled earlier. make sure the river is in front of you not behind you. at this point, my early-morning , the union army is not fully in town. some are trickling in, some are flooding in. the army is not ready and certainly they are not going to be in a position to cross the river along with the wagon. schofield basically had a choice , do i save my artillery in my wagon, twice in my army across and sacrifice my artillery or do something else. what did school food ultimately do. schofield followed his suggestion. standby. sorry. his suggestion was general, let me handle the defense. you look after the wagon. look after the artillery. schofield is just fine. he agreed, he decided to go in and plan for the evacuation of the trains across the river which he began early in that

the results of the eu council, which is the first time from outside the european union in kyiv. the very fact the holding of the council in the ukrainian capital during the war testifies to the unlimited support of ukraine from the eu countries, the head of ukrainian diplomacy, dmytro koleba, is sure of this. he believes that the result of the forum in kyiv will be concrete support of ukraine from the eu, both in the security and humanitarian spheres. maksym dzhigun, a political scientist, joins our broadcast. maxim, good night. i congratulate you. so, for the first time in the country, so far in the status of a candidate, although not even in the process of negotiations yet, yes, well, that is, we are already near him, near these door, do we get to the table, yes, but, it was a bright political step, obviously, but what does it give us in practice, the fact that many ministers came here, almost all of them, yes, for example, the swedish representative could not come, and here i would like to tell him, for sure, then take ukraine to... the union, then there will probably be no p

[000:00:00;00] the council of the public union, the all-ukrainian energy assembly, the former minister of fuel and energy of our country, a person who knows about energy in ukraine, everything, if not more, borkovsky and i will say goodbye to you on this, but not just goodbye, a word, thank you khrystyna, thank you antina, well, literally from minute to minute we expect the meeting of the european council , the summit of the heads of state of the european union to start, and we will learn about all the details: in our issue, i hope that our correspondent will join us, so wait, either please, 5:00 p.m. in ukraine, news time on the espresso tv channel, in the studio of iryna koval, greetings to all viewers. the meeting of the european council, the summit of the heads of state of the european union, the issues of the agenda of the meeting of the eu leaders ukraine and its support begin in brussels. tetyana vysotska, spress correspondent in european institutions, works on the sidelines of the summit. tanya, i welcome you and i expect from you the details of what is already known at this ti

some -- movement to union as per the latest push may seem unexpected. workers are one of the largest food banks in the bay area are looking to unionize. so kenny choi spoke to workers in alameda county who say some of their staff how to tap into their own pantry just to get by. >> reporter: workers a unionizing will help ensure higher wages, keeping up with rising costs. one step closer, despite a minor setback. >> say good morning to eddie. >> reporter: it is in this massive warehouse in oakland where the work begins. >> this is what we do every day. >> reporter: blair curiel leads volunteers to stuff countless bags of food for distribution. they are helping community members facing food insecurity, which is also part of a wave of nonprofit seeking to unionize. >> we are very excited. morale is very high right now. >> reporter: is immobilizing efforts including workers at starbucks and even nonprofit employees at their counterpart as at lauren food bank unionizing in 2019 have inspired them. some of the lowest paid here include warehouse workers. >> th

, and the meeting of the european council, i.e. this governing body in the european union, dedicatedxpansion of the european union to axis. for eight countries, but everyone understands that the main thing here is ukraine , and the first conversations about the political conditions of ukraine's accession, what the decision-making process will look like, secondly, the outline of the term, will it be yes, the horizon, uh, 2030, the year of ukraine's accession to the european union, that is, not just around the corner, six years, it is not much, in fact, for full membership to be, and the third most important thing, for ukraine to receive money? yes, as a full member, and in the process we more or less know, we know that the european union has created a fund of 50 billion euros, which will to be transferred to ukraine over the next four to five years, this is guaranteed money, it is there, well, but there should be , so to speak, the signature of hungary on those guaranteed funds, and orban, listen, this is all bad, what can i say about prorban, i will talk about orban, he is simply cyn

do belarusian trade unions now have contacts with foreign colleagues?el of interaction is the eurasian economic space, and wider, of course, and more complex at the same time, these are, of course, the sco organizations, in this sense, there is hope that there will be some kind of activation here, today with those countries that are for us , well, by virtue introduction of sanctions against our country by unfriendly people, well, these contacts are actually reduced to a minimum, possible only if any sanctions against our enterprises are lifted, how can we interact with any country against the backdrop of its attempt to withdraw our enterprises, well, from some state of economic stability. on the air again, say don’t be silent , our guest is political expert dmitry shvaiba. i would really like to discuss more prices in our stores. dmitry nikolaevich is with you, since you are an associate professor and well-versed in economic sciences, the committee of state control and the trade union together with parliamentarians went shopping, and it turned out that

, well , the year 2030 is certainly not in 40 years, as the turks went to the european union and did not reach it, erdogan already said, we will not do this anymore, i'm sorry, waiting 40 years, in the halls in front of the european union, this is too much for us, but considering the events unfolding in our country and the war, the intensification of the war on the part of the russian federation, is this 2030 is not a far-off goal, because before then time, anything can happen in ukraine to ukraine, i mean that the russian federation will still gain some momentum in order to prevent this, because we remember what started the events of 2013, when ukraine wanted to become an associate member of the european union? well, it's not an associate membership, it's an association guess, an associate. membership as a concept actually does not exist in the classical sense, but you are right that for putin, nato, eu are the same thing, and still in the minds of europeans and americans, there is some strange temptation to believe that putin will react less harshly to the eu, he will not react in

any strong union in which belarus is a member makes us stronger as a sovereign state.gorievich wants “in the new multipolar world belarus to have much greater power than now, all his work and all his strength are now directed towards this, we should not hide our heads in the sand, we see that all the old conflicts that were thrown at us at one time inevitably come out with very sad consequences, thank god that not only has there been a tendency towards the resolution of these conflicts, but some of them... of them have been successfully overcome, and if if we, together as a community , shoulder to shoulder, would put a barrier to these western horror stories, our overall results would be much higher. remember, when we were in the soviet union, everyone was afraid of us, they were afraid of us, they respected us, unfortunately, the world is such that only strength is respected, and as for how internal affairs of belarus, as well as world relations, i personally really... like how, especially recently , alexander lukashenko says out loud very obvious things that everyone