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he received his visa at the german embassy. ah. palmer is one of more than 2000 afghans that the couple airlift initiative has brought to germany, including people from couples, cultural scene, journalists, and women's rights activists. they represent a different app ganeth stan from that of the rigid taliban. mm. while taking a walk in the park, ahmed comes across the photo shoot. it's the 1st time he's seen a model in month. she's a model and i have a pool with you. oh, i love this is nice. it i told you she is a mod london. lead 2 of them. mm hm. it's now 3 months later, and hom ed is living on the outskirts of berlin. he shares accommodation with another afghan if they come in later this is their room. i think this is the 1st month down living here. oh it's great small the piece. ready and march berlin, fashion week takes place. it's the most important event on germany's fashion calendar and hum at wants to be there. i send numbers of e mails because so you don't, oh, you don't get to bite the kid. go watch to fashion show,

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embassies are inundated. in poland, the wait time for a visitor visa appointment is 125 calendar days.nths. >> i have appointment, but in may! >> reporter: not everyone with an appointment will greet approved. those with u.s. relatives are more likely to get an immigrant visa. those applying to come as visitors may get rejected if they can't prove they plan to return. inside the embassy, ambassador mark brzezinski tells me the u.s. is working to speed up the process. >> right now, a big effort is being made to see which program is applicable and appropriate for which particular refugee and which particular family. >> reporter: for a lucy few, today is day. >> i have good news, we got visa. >> thank you, embassy. thank you, usa, that you allowed our babies to come. >> reporter: josh letterman, nbc news, warsaw. >>> coming up here on the show, you might not have noticed it, but gas prices are dropping a little bit, not a whole lot, just 5 cents in a week to $4.19 a gallon, but the cost of groceries seems to only be going up. and there's a new reason why that may continue. we'll explain,

russian grandma. >> we are coming sgloompt they shared the news they were waiting for. >> the embassy approved visasmy grandmother, sister and brother-in-law, we have visas and tickets. >> yeah! >> reporter: jakub was able to fast track a visa because of his grandmother's medical issues. after a month and a half, the family finally welcomed their matriarch to the u.s. >> mission accomplished. >> reporter: but one thie ngptio >>re i have this guilt kind of complex about it, the fact that we were able to find connections that helped us expedite it. for people who don't have that, and are trying get out, it's near impossible. >> reporter: san francisco. >>> higher interest rates and a spike in home prices are driving millions americans out of the housing market. one company is trying lower the cost of homes using the 3d printing. nancy chen explains. >> so this is home? >> yes. >> this is home. >> april has always wanted to own a home. but never imagine method is how it would come together for her and her son. >> they tell you, 3-d printed house. your first thought is? >> what? literally literally. wha

difficulties, the consulate general continues to accept patrioticians and issue visas for foreigners, the russian embassytehran denied reports that iran allegedly supplies weapons to our country, which then used in the course of a special operation in ukraine, false reports on this topic had previously appeared on the pages of the british press. foreign media have recently been spreading numerous fakes that are produced by the kiev regime. michael the bad guy got acquainted. and out in sight fall to live. uh, russian helicopters. well, prices can be quieter. a typical ukrainian tv channel simply could not resist and not show a russian helicopter allegedly with a bat. yes , there are such negotiations with the dispatcher. cross out understood cross out. that's just a helicopter fell in 2015 in the ryazan region, a recording of negotiations is a blogger's commentary on a computer game. change the time and place of an old photo or video. this is already a classic of the production of fakes, a special thrill, fake makers are experiencing explosions. oh, my, oh-oh-oh, this one in a military warehouse in the k

s. embassy, warsaw, waiting for visas for a while. and now you see them again. i think the most important point, steve, though, is that as the polls take in millions of refugees into their homes, that the polls here clearly basically 2 lines that i always say to the poles when i'm on polish television. and that is polar sky. yes, best bet. sheena, poland is safe and polar sky. yes, it's our best to jonah. poland is secure, and poland is safe and secure. because america stands with it. and america will fight for every square inch of polish soil because it is a member of nato. i am grateful to president biden, to vice president harris, to secretary blinkin secretary austin and the top u. s. officials who have been here in poland in the last 5 weeks and that is a lot of v v i. p is coming through and saying the same message, and every time they said it, it wasn't less important. the polls need to get that kind of reassurance as they do that heavy lift. and it was important when president biden was here. he quoted the famous polish general today of course, jewish go

embassies are inundated. in poland the wait time for a visitor visa appointment is 125 calender days. in moldova, at least 10 months. not everyone with an appointment will get approve. those with u.s. relatives are more likely to get an immigrant visa those applying to come as visitors may get rejected if they can't prove they plan to return inside the embassy the ambassador tells me the u.s. is working to speed up the process right now a big effort is being made to see which program is applicable and appropriate for which particular refugee and which particular family >> reporter: for a lucky few today's the day. so how'd it go >> thank you, embassy. you allowed our babies to come. >> reporter: josh letterman, nbc news, warsaw >>> russia's war against ukraine has put the u.s. squarely in the middle of a potential showdown in outer space. the head of russia's space program is threatening to pause its partnership with american astronauts aboard the international space station until sanctions against russia are lifted. anne thompson has the story. >> reporter: a shining symbol of u.s.-r

refugees that directly was settled to you, as well as introducing you my assign visa so that people can go to an embassy around the world and submit their exciting claim there. robin happens to be in the title ready? my, we're at right at the very end of the show, but if you could describe in one sentence the atmosphere in the u. k, where this policy is a policy that is being discussed and trying to be pushed forward. how would you describe it in a closing sentence? done, and in one sentence. but what i would say is that this is not even about whether the policies, even adaptable, is about changing public opinion in the minds of the government to make it as less tolerable. and less compassionate, full stop, they won't change the dials so that what we consider ethical is no longer what we might have once done. and they want to make it so that we don't have compassion for other human beings. and that is the real issue here, and we must resist that at any cost more. yeah, thank you frank. many. thanks, emily. thank you as your comment. sure. questions and discussion on line as well. i see next time take ev

need to transit through panama, which is now demanding a transit visa. cubans from all over the country. wait near the panamanian embassy to apply the majority in vain. on, on our level chemical has been out here for 23 days for okay. and then we said you, i'm a human being and i look on a round and can't understand that any human being can be treated like this. i feel humiliated, messy, and only oh wow, at the airport. another equally desperate group has become the latest victim of a scan, an alleged travel agency that sold in tickets for a non existent charter flight to nicaragua. oh margaret. oh, every one you see here, the whole family was leaving today. and what were you going to do when you arrived in the garage? why i asked? oh, i love many of us have know where to go, because we've sold the house, everything. cuban she can on the crisis has unleashed the largest exit is since 1980 when former president, fidel castro, allowed 820000 cubans to sail to florida. a tube as government blames the trump and bind administrations for the latest crisis. thought i heard by the recipe is to taught me economic embargo and cub

for example, if you're trying to get a visitor visa to the u.s., you're here at the embassy in warsawvisa that's for immigrants, nonimmigrants, wabt the refugee program? what about the parole program that the administration has been talking about? and i want you to hear from a woman who we met today who was standing in line along with her 78-year-old mother trying to figure out what they are going to do if they are going to be able to make their way to the united states when they have family. here's what she told me. >> so you have a green card. your mom does not. you need a visa for her. >> yes, long line. >> do you have an appointment? >> yes. i have appointment, but in may. >> they want you to wait another two months. >> yeah. it's long time. it's very long time. >> reporter: now the state department tells me they are working right now to boost their capacity by adding more consular officers in these countries that are accepting the bulk of ukrainian refugees. they are also trying to either expand or develop new programs to facilitate the quick entry of ukraines who have family tie

therefore we can assume that all of them coordinated will not give visas to those diplomats who were subject to a high number of embassyade public. and the price is already clear that bilateral contacts between russia, the united states of europe, have been dealt a blow, the entire diplomatic toolkit will suffer, the collection of information, negotiations, representative tasks, and for the west, first of all, western countries. uh, they uh, drastically reduce the possibility of obtaining information. uh, uh, our country, this channel, of course, stops. and it is natural that this causes immoz themselves, so to speak, big uh, damage to the russian. according to various estimates, the staff of the central apparatus of the ministry should increase by more than 10%. i rule out that staffing will increase in a number of our embassies. uh, in countries like central asia like its east asia like middle east africa latin america where our embassy is clearly lacking incomplete cadres , professionals understand that it will not be easy to restore broken ties diplomacy has always been built on the basis of trust, which is now und

can proceed from the fact that all of them coordinated will not give visas to those diplomats who were subject to a high number of embassysonnel not to be made public. and the price is already clear that bilateral contacts between russia, the united states of europe, have been dealt a blow, the whole diplomatic tools collection of information, negotiations, representative tasks, and for the west, first of all, western countries. uh, they uh, drastically reduce the chance of getting. information in our country, this channel, of course, is being terminated, and it is natural that this causes immoz themselves, so to speak, greater, damage to the russian. now it will not only be necessary for mid to employ in a short time all the employees who returned simultaneously from abroad, according to various estimates, the personnel of the central apparatus of the ministry should increase by more than 10%. i rule out that staffing will increase in a number of our embassies. in such countries as central asia as its east asia as the middle east africa latin america where our embassies clearly lacked non-plot personnel , professionals

so i went to the iranian embassy in canberra and deliberately applied in advance for my visa, being upfronting to attend a university seminar, i had been invited by an iranian university, and gave them every opportunity to google my name and check my background. i didn't declare that my ex—husband had an israeli passport, but i didn't believe that they would find that out. but also, i didn't believe it was relevant. i'm not an israeli citizen. he was born in russia, migrated to australia, lives in australia, so it's not as though i was coming straight from israel, and that's where he was living. and, you know... no, kylie, icompletely take all of that. but the context, i mean, the context is a country you intended to visit, which clearly, you know, has a government and an overall sort of governing philosophy, which is extremely suspicious of the west, indeed hostile to the west, and you knew the context, of, for example, nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, a british, dual national british citizen as well as iranian, who'd been to visit her family and was arrested in 2016 and was in prison when you,

therefore, we can assume that all of them coordinated will not give visas, to those diplomats who were subject to expulsion , the number of embassy is not made public, but it is already clear that through bilateral contacts russia, the usa, europe has been hit, the entire diplomatic toolkit will suffer, the collection of information, negotiations, representative tasks, and for the west, first of all, western countries. uh, they uh, drastically reduce the possibility of obtaining information. uh, uh, this channel, of course, is being stopped in our country, and it is natural that this inflicts itself, that is, to say a lot. uh, the damage to the russian ministry of foreign affairs will now not just be necessary in a short time to employ all the employees who returned at the same time and abroad, according to various estimates of personnel the composition of the central apparatus of the ministry should increase by more than 10%. you rule out that the states of our embassies will increase in such countries as central asia, southeast asia, as the middle east, africa, latin america , where our embassy has clearly experienced, uh, the

therefore it can be assumed that all of them, coordinated, will not issue visas to those diplomats who were subject to a high number of embassyo be made public. and the price is already it is clear that bilateral contacts between russia and the united states and europe have been dealt a blow, the entire diplomatic toolkit will suffer, the collection of information, negotiations, representative tasks, and for the west, first of all, western countries. uh, they uh, drastically reduce the possibility of obtaining information. uh, uh, in our country, this channel, of course, is being stopped, and it is natural that this causes a lot of damage, so to speak. uh, the damage to the russian foreign ministry will now not just be necessary in a short time to employ all those who returned at the same time due to frontier of employees. according to various estimates, the staffing of the central apparatus of the ministry should increase by more than 10%. excluding the fact that staffing will increase in a number of our embassies. in countries such as central asia, southeast asia, middle east africa, latin america , where our embassy clearl

you could create a mechanism for people to play for humanitarian visas in british embassies around thee its journeys. the globe so they don't have to take change itsjourneys. we can have solutions which are workable. trying to banish people zero and the is not going —— banish people to rwanda is not going to help. the israelis tried this with a reminder, it did not achieve the outcome that the government is trying to achieve, it just caused significant distress to those people. just caused significant distress to those people-— just caused significant distress to those --eole. . ~ , . those people. thank you very much, enver solomon _ those people. thank you very much, enver solomon from _ those people. thank you very much, enver solomon from the _ those people. thank you very much, enver solomon from the refugee i enver solomon from the refugee council. lots of reaction coming through this morning, one tweet here, how much is this going to cost sending asylum seekers to rwanda? this will cause trouble and not solve an issue, the government cannot cope with it. i think £120 million ini

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stopped issuing 20,000 migrant visas per year four years ago when they were health incidents that took place in the u.s. embassyon't need to accept deportations of cubans because they are largely leaving legally from cuba. nicaragua, a close ally of cuba, started requiring visas from cubans. that's when they started leaving to nicaragua and heading towards the u.s. border. >> that's interesting because cuba is one of the few countries around the world where you need permission to leave if you're cuban. in other words a national has to ask the government for permission to leave that country. you've talked, carmen, with cubans who just made that trip as well as organizations in south florida trying to help them. >> that's right. so the organizations in miami are grappling with a soaring amount of cuban migrants arriving here in miami. i spoke to to one activist who been doing this for 30 years and she's says she's never seen anything like this. i also spoke to a young migrant who is 25 years old. he arrives about one month ago from cuba. he left because he was fearing persecution. he did not want to show his face

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, yesterday returned to kyiv the embassy of great britain, which is located in close proximity to the place of this rocket attack, which took place on the day of the visaal secretary of kyiv, mr. antonio otelisha , in your opinion, what does this say that the dp institutions are returning like this, despite all the dangers and risks that we know, feel, understand, as well as in principle, they and world intelligence say that the situation is not a completely safe capital well , by the way, how should we strengthen our air defense system in your opinion? as far as i understand, our air defense system is being actively strengthened, especially after the latest news about lend -lease. at such a very fast pace this is very positive news and i am sure that literally every day our sky is becoming more and more protected and this is very positive and very important news. and what about the diplomatic missions here, it is necessary to understand that this is a very important symbolic gesture, it is very important because, first of all, it says about the fact that, well, if these diplomats, the diplomats of these countries and the governments of these countries