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sarah rainsford, bbc news, warsaw.e lead in the first round of romania's presidential election. calin georgech has no political party, and is known as the tiktok candidate, after he used the social media platform to galvanise his support by calling for an end to aid for ukraine. he has also sounded a sceptical note on romania's nato membership. meanwhile, georgia's parliament has met for the first time since last month's disputed election, with large crowds of opposition protesters gathering outside. demonstrators in tbilisi — many of whom spent the night camped on the streets — say the election win by the georgian dream party was fraudulant. opposition members of parliament have refused to take up their seats and the president of georgia declined to fulfil her role of opening the first session, describing it as unconstitutional. let's speak to dr mihail chiru, the oxford university's department of politics and international relations. thank you forjoining us. let's start with what is happening in rumania, because that

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sarah rainsford, bbc news, warsaw.russia candidate has taken an unexpected lead in the first round of romania's presidential election. calin georgescu has no political party, and is known as the tiktok candidate after he used the social media platform to galvanise his support by calling for an end to aid for ukraine. he has also sounded a sceptical note on romania's nato membership. georgescu's will face the pro—europe prime minister and leader of the social democrats, marcel ciolacu, in the second round of voting in two weeks�* time. 0ur central europe correspondent, nick thorpe is in budapest — he explained more about what do we know about calin georgescu. it is a surprise. mr georgescu, he's 62 years old. he does have a certain amount of experience in the united nations. for example, he's an expert on sustainable development. his radicalism has come from and his standing up for romanian patriotism. this has come in a series of interviews in the past weeks and months. but really the key to his success has been his ab

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it's robertson to the rescue for scotland as they snatch a win in warsaw and relegate poland in the nations league. italy seal their spot in the final of the billiejean king cup for a second successive year. can they go one better this time around? and it's three out of three for australia, as they thrash pakistan in their final t20 thanks to a stunning innings from marcus stoinis. hello there, and welcome along to the programme. lots to get through, but we start with another busy night of uefa nations league matches, with five more groups being concluded, promotion and relegation at stake for some. the most dramatic result of the evening came in warsaw, as scotland retained their top—tier status, for now at least. they beat poland 2—1, liverpool's andy robertson with a 93rd—minute winner for the away side. that victory sees scotland jump above their opponents into third. they'll play a relegation play—off in march, but poland finish bottom and are relegated. the more you play at this level, the better you get. we started with three defeats, three narrow defeats with good performances. the

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well, many may be looking forward to warsaw having more influence in europe. the rise of donald tusk is also bound to meet resistance, especially from europe's traditional power base, which has appeared more comfortable with leading a coalition of the wading than a coalition of the willing. let's pick up that with a ghost of glass all. who is the military and security aspects of the national defense academy in vienna? a welcome to the w. all we seeing a split emerging amongst you cranes, european allies between those who think they should be doing more on those who wants to just wait and see what the united states is doing. it is all a complete split. yes. about a europe is definitely welcoming due to different speeds, so you have the loading and multi countries or who by know already all the biggest and ages in terms of their to, to be sure to open up the problematic elite form. i, their kind of policy europe should present awards out on trump up. on the other hand, you have all these appeals the terms particularly just want to wait and see what from actually

well, many may be looking forward to warsaw having more influence in europe. the rise of donald tusk is also bound to meet resistance, especially from europe's traditional power base, which has appeared more comfortable with leading a coalition of the wading than a coalition of the willing. russia says it is expelling to german generalist the foreign ministry set of correspondence, the camera man working in the moscow bureau of germany's a public network, a l d will be ordered to leave the country. the russian foreign ministry spokeswoman murray is a heart. bertha said the expulsions. what in response to similar moves by the gym and authorities against russian. john, unless she said, reports is from the russian network channel. one had been banned from working in germany, fell in projects the russian flames. this falls, the dispute was in the taya, small length of a from the w russian joins me here in the studio and can tell us more welcome natalia. so 1st of all, what else has the kremlin said about this decision? so 1st of all, the information we got initial

he announced an upcoming warsaw visit by nato chief mark richard to discuss the trans atlantic co operation going forward. and us media report that president elect donald trump is again preparing to withdraw america from the parish climate agreement. the new york times rights that trumps transition team is preparing to execute orders to pull out according to the paper. trump will also allow more mining and drilling for oil, and thousands are taking part in a women's march and washington d. c to protest against donald trump's election when they're worried. his 2nd term in the office will further erode women's access to reproductive health care. a similar riley is planned for new york city. 8 years ago, almost half a 1000000 people descended on washington for women's march denouncing trumps. first presidency of cross over to corresponded boston had taken washington the standing by at the women's march. welcome to the program, boston. now the women's march triggered by drums, 1st selection is considered to be the united states biggest every single day demonstration house. today's protest shapi

all warsaw pact countries were now free to go their own way. main. yeah, the way up was supposed to build a couple of city high. you don't need to get with that unit by the end of september i see the leader home a car was back at the home demonstrative lead displaying his power. but he felt betrayed by gorbachev the once you've been on a delegation like that, suffice we know for sure that they had nothing more to say to each other, but not to judy or was on a current issue on the job to not with gorbachev. it either has a mode, you could see from that and see what the mood was like over there, one key largo by the time. then came the 40th anniversary of the g d r i the jubilee celebration. and then on october, 7th of all days for the funds, they were riots and protests, demonstrations in east berlin in front of the public and the world press a decent boot. these images immediately went around the world of tests. in fact, they do a riots not only in east berlin for, but also in 50 other cities. there were demonstrations against se, the rule on october

two of them — that's leaders chelsea, after their victory over german side heidenheim, and legia warsawwins from 4, thanks to a 3—0 victory in cyprus against omonia nicosia. there were defeats for the other british sides involved — hearts, the new saints and larne. all the scores from both european competitions are on the bbc sport website. the team top of the pile in the champions league has the same position at home. liverpool are the envy of europe right now after their start to the season. arne slot has outperformed even the most optimistic predictions with a win in their next premier league match over manchester city, taking them 11 points clear of the defending champions, who are on a run of six matches without a win — statistically, pep guardiola's worst as a manager. they are still a very, very, very good team and one of the reasons why i think pep guardiola is the best manager in the world or one of the best managers, i think the best though, is that he always comes up though, is that he always comes up with solutions for his problems. and his problem now might be that rodri is

let's speak to our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford, who's in warsaw.ent of russia plus make use of this new missile and what ukraine's allies are likely to do?— likely to do? this is an interesting _ likely to do? this is an interesting moment. l likely to do? this is an i interesting moment. the likely to do? this is an _ interesting moment. the message from blood and put in was clearly meant as warning to ukraine and ukraine's western allies that russia is prepared to continue to escalate and respond to steps taken by ukraine and its allies. mr putin was portraying the use of this experimental ballistic hypersonic missile by russia against ukraine as a response to the use of american and british made missiles by ukraine to target russia. he was saying that that was his response and he said if there is a further escalation, russia will respond to that. the idea is that we are now at a plateau again. unless there is another step that mr putin decides is escalate three, this is where we are. the use of the missile was meant to send a message. it would u

let's speak to our eastern europe correspondent, sarah rainsford, who is in warsaw.nce this change in us policy could make. it is interesting, _ policy could make. it is interesting, i— policy could make. it is interesting, i think, - interesting, ithink, because it comes after that other change in policy, which was to allow the use of longer range us missiles for ukraine to fire at targets within russia. hot on the heels of that rapid change in policy is this one, which isjoe biden reversing his position that he wouldn't provide antipersonnel landmines to ukraine, suddenly seeing that they will be supplied. we don't know how many, but we do know this is controversial. that is whyjoe biden has avoided taking this step until this point, but both the pentagon and the white house have told the bbc that this will happen, that they are what they describe as nonpersistent landmines, which are the type that will lose charge over a period of time and therefore not be dangerous for long, prolonged periods of time. the problem with landmines is the large civilian casualties th

. >> old warsaw is beautiful.e will have the tour of old warsaw -- >> we've opened up pandora's box. >> and beautifully rebuilt after the tragedy of the second world war, there's a message there but here's the point i would make to donald trump about the money we could spend on ukraine. we are talking $40 billion a year, which is about 5% of the u.s. defense budget. our defense budget, $800 billion, about 5%. for that amount of money, we are breaking the failings of russia's military and those are the best dollars we have ever spent in defense and point number 2, all of that money, that $40 billion a year, that's not a check we are handing zelenski. all of that money is paid to u.s. defense contractors making our defense industrial base stronger. russia gets weaker, to joe's point, final thought, the russians today are spending 35% of their gdp on defense. that is not a prescription for long-term success. >> willie, this is a generational impact on russia and yes, it has helped you s businesses. >> in one word, fo

warsaw has long argued its neighbour should have the right to fire western supplied missiles into russia including one that russian officials have identified as a possible key target if the war escalates. uk foreign minister david lammy has announced sanctions against russia's so—called shadow fleet, targeting 30 russian vessels accused of avoiding western restrictions on russian oil. it brings the number of oil. it brings the number of oil tankers under you uk sanctions to 73. we are determined to ensure that both the ships, the enablers of those ships thwarting european and uk sanctions are hurt at this time. thousands of protesters calling for the release of pakistan's jailed ex prime minister imran khan defied robots and tear gas to continue their march to the gates of the nation's capital in the early hours of tuesday. imran khan because my wife has told thousands of supporters their march will not end until her husband is freed from jail. there is tight security in islamabad, which has in effect been sealed off by authorities as the march approaches. at least one police officer has

the only time i can remember it happening was when the africa group did it in warsaw in 2013.eloping countries to dismissing that offer of $250 billion per year by 2035 to help tackle climate change and they want a figure closer to $500 billion preferably in the form of grants that they don't have to repay rather than loans which just increase their debt burden. if you want to take a look at every twist and turn of what is happening in azerbaijan verities. 0ur live page on the bbc news website, where anger from those developing countries is palpable. all of our correspondence are updating by the minute what is happening at the minute what is happening at the summit. a little bit later here on bbc news will be looking at the implications of a trump administration and what that might mean for how the united states engages with climate change. more now on storm bert, which has been sweeping across the uk in the past few hours. snow, heavy rain, strong winds and further snow have hit large train lines out of operation because of flooding. now here in dundonald where i am, which is

joined now by our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford who is monitoring events for us from warsawis monitoring events for usjessica parker who florida. and jessica parker who is in florida. sarah, to start with you, what are the ukrainian saying about these attacks today and overnight? the report came from _ today and overnight? the report came from the _ today and overnight? the report came from the air _ today and overnight? the report came from the air force - today and overnight? the report came from the air force in - came from the air force in ukraine which said there was an attack on dnipro with a variety of missiles and it mentioned what it described as an intercontinental ballistic missile being used in that attack, between five and six o'clock this morning, attacking industry and infrastructure as far as the statement said, and as people scramble for information because this would be a major change in the conflict, the use of a very different missile, something that can reach thousands of kilometres, potentially, so in the scramble for information, there came at statemen

in a statement, warsaw confirmed that operations by polish and allied aircraft were underway.ur correspondent paul adams is in dnipro for us. we had sirens in the early hours, and the latest information from the city was that two railway workers were killed among five people killed across the country overnight, in what seems to have been the largest concerted russian drone and missile attack, certainly since early september. and it does seem as though the principal targets were once again ukraine's energy infrastructure. i was speaking to someone from one of the largest energy companies just a short time ago who said, it looks like they're starting again. in other words, as winter arrives and we have had the first snow here in the last few days, once again, russia turns its attention to ukraine's energy infrastructure in an attempt to plunge this country into darkness during the most difficult months. so whether that is the beginning of such a campaign, we don't know. but it certainly looks that way. and from one end of the country to the other, we have had interruptions to po

let's speak to our eastern europe correspondent sarah rainsford who's in warsaw.s through the attacks on the energy sector. this was a massive and combined attack, a mixture of missiles and drones. it has happened as before, which is russia sends a huge wave of drones at ukraine, in this case right across the country and then follows up with missiles. the drones us must keep the air defence is busy so the missiles have a better chance of getting through. ukraine's airforces through. ukraine's air forces have through. ukraine's airforces have said that around 110 drones and missiles were shot down but they say in total 188 were launched. it does look like there was some missiles that got through. it appears, according to statements from ukrainian officials and information on the ground, it appears that the target has been critical infrastructure in ukraine, right across the country. we have heard in the far west that nearly half a million people are experiencing emergency power outages, no power at all and hundreds of thousands in other parts of the country. it is

when fire tore through this giant mall in warsaw, the prime minister said russia was likely to blame.to this and other incidents, meant to destabilize as well as destroy. >> it is strange to think that this fire could have anything to do with russia but that is what authorities are investigating. and not just here but acts of arson and sabotage across poland that could be part of a hybrid war. >> when i ask people here about the risk of rocket strikes, this lady laughs. putin is not the only one who has missiles. but russia's murky hybrid attacks on poland have already escalated. >> a search operation is ongoing to try and find 16 people after a luxury tourist yacht sank in the red sea. 28 people have already been rescued. tourists on board are from several countries including the u.k. and the u.s. the bo capsized off the coast of egypt. survivors say it hit a large wave. >> the latest we have is a statement issued by the governor of the red sea who said rescue operations are still underway to try and find 16 people who are missing, including four egyptians. he said there were no tech

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in a statement, warsaw confirmed that operations by polish and allied aircraft were under way.ussia's defence ministry claimed it attacked facilities that support ukraine's defence industry. president of neighbouring moldova, maia sandu, has "strongly condemned russia's massive air strikes". on his x account, president zelensky shared video from the scenes of sunday's attacks. the video was given an audio track, and is a call for more support from ukraine's allies. we will shortly go live to kyiv to speak to a ukrainian politician. but first we can have an update. our correspondent paul adams joined us from dnipro. we had sirens in the early hours, and the latest information from the city was that two railway workers were killed, among five people killed across the country overnight, in what seems to have been the largest concerted russian drone and missile attack, certainly since early september. and it does seem as though the principal targets were once again ukraine's energy infrastructure. i was speaking to someone from one of the largest energy companies just a short time

and there was a dramatic night in warsaw, where scotland beat poland 2—1, andy robertson scoring the relegation from the top league for now. they'll face a play—off in march. a statue of the england captain, harry kane, has been unveiled in walthamstow, after spending years in storage because councillors couldn't find a home for it. the life—sized statue can be found at peter may sports centre, where kane used to play as a boy. ricky boleto was there to see it being unveiled. this is where it all began. sunday league football — ridgeway rovers, harry kane's first club. today, england's captain returns to the same pitch in london where it all started, for a special unveiling. woohoo! well, after a series of setbacks to find a permanent home for the statue, it will now take pride of place right here at the peter may sports centre in waltham forest, which is where harry used to play when he was just five years old. no, i'm really impressed with it, actually. it's pretty cool to see and, yeah, it's quite humbling to see it here now and to know that there's going to be loads of kids walki

then there were also two other packages in warsaw in poland and a number of arrests have been made thererities suspect could be part of what is called russian hybrid warfare. russia denies any involvement in this whatsoever but western officials, western intelligence officials, suspect this is some kind of punishment for western backing of ukraine. 0ne fact that we can certainly point to is that there has been a conviction, the first conviction under britain's new national security act that came into force last year, of a man who has been accused of, or convicted, rather, of an arson attack on a ukrainian—owned warehouse in leyton in east london. it is a worrying pattern but russia denies it. what might these packages container? the really worrying thing is that these packages, some of which were reportedly disguised as containing erotic gadgets, electric massage pillows — that isn't the worrying bit — but the worrying bit is they contain a compound of magnesium, reportedly, that burns incredibly brightly, a very bright, hot white flame. you can't put it out with water, you can't douse i

ukranian drunken aqua men suspect, saying that they fled, or at least one of them fled from ukraine to warsaw. the worst of prosecutors has said that germany's at fault for not even giving the polish border folks a heads up about the sky until it was too late. poland also said that germany story of the suspects renting a sail boat called andromeda. is there a getaway? car for the crime is just play stupid. with one pole, one of poland, top intelligence coordination officials saying on record that they found that the guys on bad ships on and drop it. i were just out for a good time and didn't appear to quote, have anything close to military or her sabotage related training. and polish prime minister donald task has said that germany should just quote, apologize and keep quiet rather than trying to escape. poland or some random ukrainian booth hounds. even some german political leaders don't really sound like they're buying the countries official story. as soon as i personally believe that our government knows exactly who was behind this terrorist attack on our infrastructure. i personally do n

the warsaw sam proclaims russia was to become poland, new world, such as the conquest of russia. it was compared to the discovery of america, with its people sharing the defective indigenous tribes. the powerless king no longer needs the treacherous boys. that he sense new conditions far from the original agreed terms. the owner of russia should convert to catholicism. polish nobles will occupy state post some piece as it gets more into search, becomes a suffering region drive. it's probably going to go away, so you will see more fluctuates because most that's i don't want to see if you want to put in your c o. c there stokes i digital must korea. so some of these are cool . no pro force coordinates that answer here is a thought, but you know, the voice, the consequence of what it was mailed change meaning. and the principle shanaski who had to solve the issue with the intervention is settled in the kremlin. the antonio russian rows of the gates, the russians. comics, taught us body and bush tiers. lovins and ford motor tolls are expelled. the country awaits the assembly. simple

it brought terror to people's hearts, whether it was a red army squad and, berlin, leipzig or warsaw or a german squad in highland holland or a japanese squad in manila, seoul, beijing that squad met rape, pillage, looting wanton destruction, senseless killing. but was an exception. a squad of g.i.s. a sight that brought the bigger smiles. bigger smiles. you ever saw in people's lips. and georgia. their hearts around the world. this was true even in germany, even after september 1945. in japan, this is because g.i. meant candy cigarets sea rations and freedom. america had sent the best of our young men around the world not to conquer, but to liberate. not to terrorize, but to help. this is a great moment in our history. i would tell you that the men up here on this station, on this stand represent those young men were liberating people all over the world. i've got quite a task here 32 minutes to get all these folks to tell their story and. we're going to try to do that. and i'd like to start with bud goss here. bud. when did you join the army? were you drafted or did you get drafted?

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so to answer your question, the present, the most important speech was a speech and made in warsaw. in the summer of 2017, in which he said the only question of civilization faces judeo christian civilization is if we have the way we will and the will to fight and destroy those who would destroy our civilization. the most important sentence, the present, the other side is not about politics or elections. it's about the survive of the greatest civilization the world has ever seen, which is our civilization. and present from stand shoulder to shoulder with bb, nothing. uh huh. and uh, bretheren, uh, brothers, uh, friends in israel, whose job it is right now to destroy every stinking g. how to i've seen the video, the on edited 47 minute video of what they did to those men, women and children on, on children on, on women. i've seen it. yeah. no, i haven't heard of that. i'm talking about the genocide in gone. so what genocide that you don't believe there is being a genocide in guys? no, no, i do not. you know walk. it's really weird. i don't believe the home us department of health sta

you don't arm the west at the expense of the east. warsaw pact went away in 1991, but nato stayed intact. and his back up until this time they were, they were looking for why, why are we still in existence? and now this has given them a whole new life. and this supports the military industrial companies. this is, this is good for their, for their pockets. and, and it supports their, their, their initiatives, and it gives, gives nato, now a whole new perspective. now they want to expand not only north to the arctic but, but also to the east and the japanese and the south preexisting. we don't need that . so this is, this is very, very serious, and it's got to be nipped in the bud. and that's why an american people themselves are not for, that's why they want to, that's why they basically voted this administration out and, and, and also voted against harris. mm hm. so confirms that russell used to this new hypersonic missile the rest next no rush like against the ukrainian military industrial facility, put in says i can travel mach 10 threats up to 3 kilometers per 2nd now, which is just,

it would be 12 minutes to warsaw, a neighbor of ukraine, and one of the main proponents of escalating the conflict. also, it would take 15 and 20 minutes respectively for the irish nick to reach berlin or paris, or to senior corresponding or i guess the of reports labs. the biggest take away as this is that russia now has the right to strike at the country is the manufactured in these all because the specialists are involved in putting for example, slide promises, slide pots into these missiles and the service in them. the bosher now has the right to strike a targets in these countries ways, which is why he said that this cold places now take it on the characteristics of a global company. like they have to describe the idea as new system, which is a hypotonic, but least it can be solved for the range of thousands of kilometers that can travel a $2.00 to $3.00 kilo, which is the 2nd we know applies the me, solid seals that the united space of states spend almost 2 decades building the asia pacific region in europe, and because of which it is a nation ruined relations with russia. the p