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the weather has already been scorching south west europe the days residents in the spanish capital madrid during that best to keep cool and hydrated. spain is suffering from a dangerous heat wave that stretching across much of southwest europe. and rising temperatures occurring siding with soaring energy prices, consequences of the war in ukraine. either somebody at voice whole families have to be frugal when using air conditioners, electric fans sorta goes electricity. bill has surged a lot more to see more. more than 80 people have died from the extreme temperatures, which i expected to extended to next week. the sweltering heat has also said of devastating wildfires floating authorities to evacuate thousands of residents. several force in portugal are blaze more than 2005 fighters are battling wildfires of the temperatures reached a record 47 degrees on thursday. the heat wave is due to reach the shores of the united kingdom on monday. authorities in london have already taken steps to provide relief at 220 year old canal in the canary wharf. financial district has been designated a swi

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe, firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires near the city of bordeaux authorities in the u. k. a wanting temperatures, and parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as the mercury approach is 40 degrees celsius. ukraine's president, florida may zalinski has suspended his prosecutor general and the states intelligence chief, the president says 60 officials from their agencies are working against ukraine in russian occupied areas. okay, returning to our top story, the heat wave engulfing large parts of south west europe is prompting some to call for changes to public infrastructure to provide more protection against rising temperatures. rebecca price is the assistant professor at the faculty of industrial design engineering at telfer, university of technology. she says, planting more trees is one sure way to make cities more resistant to the facts of climate change. any city or evan setting that's experiencing heat wave as extreme as we're seeing across europe.

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe, firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires near the city of bordeaux. they be burning for almost a week, tearing through more than a 100 square kilometers of land. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. how can it ra soonest? what does he was still using a strategy of preventative evacuations? so far we've had no loss of life facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes and wind direction. and more than 30 fires, a bunny across spain, thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, especially in the south. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. and it's also been blame for hundreds of deaths. and the u. k is bracing for soaring temperatures. the next couple of days people are being warned that record heat waves could kill hundreds of people that he baba reports from london. for britain, it's a step into the unknown weather experts are putting the chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius at 50 percent. it's never happen

the west is weakening, europe is decadent. the americans are pivoting a wage with asia. they don't to as be seen of kind of stand don't have the resources to care for other parts of the world to there's an opening up for us. we are the great nation, the of the great military. now we eat ukraine and then as a big empire with sort of governing over you train, we will, we will show the rest of these decadent europeans are versatile where the power. now of course it didn't play alden boy, ah, a, but i guess sort of depending on how this war will be concluded, that he will, the one or the other way resume to this kind of counter western portion. because we have seen a, an influx, cleaning drivers militarily reform over the years following up to that on the same was for, for the arctic circle of especially the border to finland. then after 2020 situation in belarus, we're also we had a lot of influx under in the military the but especially of course security presence f as be assisting the k g b in belarus itself. so it's all, these are longstanding trends and of course now put

it is so hot in west europe because of southerly wind pushing hot air from africa, driving heat wavesugal, spain, france and in the u.k. a weather system called a heat dome is making the situation worse. heating the already hot air, the air is stuck within the dome, forcing the hot air back toward the ground. these conditions won't be easing in the coming days. let's hear from the world meteorological foundation. >> looking ahead, looking at the models from our partners at the national and regional level, possibly not until middle of next week, continued high temperatures for most of europe. weect the peak to happen right now in western europe and move eastward but still, temperatures will be above normal. >> this is an issue facing much of western europe. let's turn to france. southwest, girand region, its biggest wildfires in 30 years. they have not been stabilized. fortunately, no death or injury reported yet. we know fires have spread 19,000 hectares of land since they broke out one week ago. 34,000 people have evacuated homes. 2000 firefighters taking it on along with help from a

top saudi official said, the 2 countries will sign a key energy deal be canceled by greece, south west europe agrees with what she pulled, viewable energy, and we had assigned them with you about that today. also, we are walking about to hydrogen and helped to increase as a hope for you to hydrogen does game changer for both of us. both greek and french leaders were among those western politicians who visited saudi arabia, falling the 2018 murder of saudi journalist and dissidence jamal cas shoji, who often criticize the saudi crown. prince. u. s. intelligence blamed the prince for the killing of cas shoji and the saudi consulate in istanbul. although rhianna has denied responsibility. joe biden, who had promised to make saudi arabia a pariah back in 2019 travel to saudi arabia last week to meet with, to meet rather with top officials. they're react has been under pressure by the u. s. and e. u to export more oil as western countries seek alternative suppliers of energy. but to get more on this now we're going to cross live to former greek diplomat anime bast early a night as chris and though

extreme temperatures in more than a dozen places, as a heat wave enveloped large parts of south west europe. firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires to the city of baldwin. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister, imran con, is dominating by elections in the region, but the biggest population is support as have been celebrating after early results showed hans p t i party has won most of the 20 seats up for grabs and punjab the results could have national implications. prime minister chevy settings muslim league holds and not a majority in the provincial assembly. come all hiders in the hall with more than what this could mean for the former prime minister. in many ways, they say come back for him because it was an apron that he was outdated by ward have no confidence after a multi party line on a single agenda to get rid of them. ron font government that he did, and unheeding him. after that, there was also a move within this particular province to try to by the lawyer did of enron conduct . the board. does the switch a neeagin's don't applaud, but then disqualified. and

extreme temperatures in more than a dozen places, as a heat wave enveloped large pots of south west europe, south of bog, dove firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires. they've been burning for almost a week. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate when it was also easy. we're still using a strategy of preventative evacuations. so far we've had no loss of life facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes and wind direction. more than 35 burning across spain, the thousands of people have had to leave their homes, especially in the south. but he's been blamed for hundreds of deaths and authorities in the u. k. a warning temperatures and parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as a mac. american revise is beyond 38 degrees celsius. the match officer says tuesday could be even hotter, potentially hitting 40 degrees celsius. for the 1st time we're rolling challenges live for us in london. how is the u. k coping laurie? well hi park of is usually pretty green, but you can see this broad e

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe, firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires in the city of bordeaux and more than 30 fires burning across spain, forcing thousands to flee their homes. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. the party of pakistan's, former prime minister in milan, hon is dominating regional bio lectures in the area with the biggest population alley results showed hands p t i party has one most of the 20 seats up for grabs and ponder the results could have national implications. an investigation into the response to the school shooting involved in texas says police made poor decisions. nearly $400.00 officers were at the scene of the attack in may, but they didn't do anything for more than an hour. the gunman killed 19 children and 2 teachers. there was the headlines coming up next and al jazeera. it's the big picture. you're by. talk to al jazeera, we ask, can you be more specific? how many folks are you asking for? and what kind of military equipment we listen, asked the people of cub

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west europe firefighters are trying to contain to large wildfires. the city about dough being burning for almost a week, tearing through more than a 100 square kilometers of land. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate. and more than $35.00 burning across spain. thousands of people to be forced to flee their homes, especially in southern regions. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. the heat also being blamed for hundreds of death. well, it's going to get really hot in the u. k. over the next couple of days, people are being wandered, record heat waves could kill hundreds of people. nothing baba reports from london. for britain, it's a step into the unknown weather expert to putting the chance of temperatures reaching 40 celsius at 50 percent. it's never happened and it's prompted a red health warning for much of england on monday and tuesday, with the national health service warning of delayed operations and increased demands on ambulances. the government says it is taking the

i think in a way to have the rush became too reliance on the relationship with the, with the west, with europe, especially, i mean, and actually europe with their cheap resource to access in the close, the russia, really, russia was, was acting almost like an engine for european economic growth and expansion, but they've shut that down. but for russia really, and if you look at the rest of the world, you've got the bricks, you've got the belts and road initiative, the global south, the massive, 8070 percent of the population. tons of resources, tons of human resources as well. and these people are scribing in the same breath, and i'm a development, russia, and with, with china in partnership and really expand that. so i think that's where the opportunity is. that's where the future growth is in the world. and i think economic opportunity to do and, and yeah, there's going to be challenges. absolutely. but, but i think this may be this shift, this fragmentation that the west is cause is actually providing russia to open their eyes of other opportunities that are out there and grasp of them. and

and the heat wave that is enveloping large parts of south west europe is now heading north with the u. k. set for reco temperatures. in the next few days. south of bordeaux firefighters are trying to contain to large while fi as in land their us, they've been burning for almost a week tiring for more than a 100 square kilometers of land. thousands of people have been forced to evacuate only to ross when the strategy was still using a strategy of preventative evacuations. so far we've had no loss of life. they are facing a difficult day because of the temperature, but also the changes and wind direction are more than 30 fires burning across spain . thousands of people have been forced to flee their homes, especially in the south. the country has been experiencing a week long heat wave with highs of nearly 46 degrees. the heat has also been blamed for hundreds of deaths. okay, were we chimes as life or asa in london? said hyde park london, of course, is seeing sawing temperatures unheard of in the british capital. how's the city coping while the expensive bays that you can see behind me

of the sanctions by the winter the situation will become worse because of the drought in the west of europethe worst in the last 70 years, the worst situation in france, the temperature in 40 months. no rain in some regions the farmer is forbidden to water from the field and orchards have to conserve water the country may be left without fruit vegetables and grains, affecting wheat. under the most cautious forecast, there will be up to a quarter less than the planned regime of the most severe water savings, and in moldova the level , oddly enough, is 2/3 lower than the usual values ​​​​of the prescription, clear and hard water in houses supply hourly pressure in pipes reduce to a minimum neighboring romania potato crops are dying in italy, farmers are reporting large losses of rice varieties that are traditionally used to make risotto. it is also hot in russia in most regions, but there is also enough rain. so there is no risk for the harvest, but that's what you should be afraid of peak activity, snakes not only in remote areas , there are few pleasant meetings even within the city, in the

i. fighters of battling places in the country south west europe . white heat wave is caused wildfires in spain, portugal and greece as well. so they help reports aah battling to control the inferno across spain. it's a race against time to contain wildfires that have been raging out of control from the south to the north where blazes have scorched 4600 hectares of land over the past few days in the west wildfires for a decade in a visit to one of the worst affected areas, spain's prime minister pedro sanchez, made clear what he thought was to blame, issued out a bit of loud. i want to say that evidently climate change kills it, kills people, kills the ecosystem, the biodiversity. and it also destroy the most precious goods of our society, which is affected by these wildfires, of homes, businesses and livestock. and southwest france. fire fighters were using every means at their disposal, including controlled burning, a tactic used to clear out the build up of flammable materials by igniting the surrounding vegetation. and it is a matter of urgency.

i think in a way to have the rush became too reliance on the relationship with the, with the west, with europe, especially, i mean, and actually europe with their cheap resource to access in the closeness to russia . really, russia was, was acting almost like an engine for european economic growth and expansion. but they've shut that down. but for russia really, and if you look at the rest of the world, you've got the bricks, you've got the belts and road initiative, the global south, the massive, 8070 percent of the. ready population tons of resources, tons of human resources as well. and these people are scribing in the same breath and development, russia, and with, with china in partnership, and really expand that. so i think that's where the opportunity is. that's where the future growth is in the world and i think economic opportunity and and yeah, there's going to be challenges. absolutely. but, but i think this may be this shift, this fragmentation that the western cause is actually providing russia to open their eyes of other opportunities that are out there and grasp them. and i think

europe if we have to deal with several crises . migrants and refugees from ukraine are open, we periodically come across articles in the western media in which journalists or activists accuse the westom syria or afghanistan a few years ago, do you think it is correct to equate the situation with ukrainian refugees now and, for example, syrian refugees a few years ago? in my opinion, there is no reason to treat refugees from ukraine, the democratic republic of the congo , nigeria or salvadorans and people who ended up in similar situation should be treated according to the same standards on has very clear management standards of the united nations high commissioner for refugees has standards for the treatment of refugees i see no reason why this treatment should be different, however, i also believe that it is wrong to criticize something what was done properly according to me it is worth saying look we want to treat everyone like this let's use this as a good example of good practice to show that it is possible that it is possible to treat migrants and refugees from respect, dignity and make them part of our society, i don't agree that european countries should be blamed, for me it

portray anybody in the other political spheres as influenced by outside forces, whether they be the west europe and the u. s. or ron does that work across the country because he wasn't able to get that majority that he needed in october. and so therefore, he one could assume that he's not liked across the country, but he does have a core support which believe what believes what he says. well, a lot of the discourses or the forms of discourses in the cards. ready tries to exploit and the rockets society are very popular ideas and also. ready principles and values iraqi people or the new iraqi citizens share across the spectrum. and that is non interventionism and limit to rain intervention is a limit to western vention is a more other regional interventionism. nationalism is a very popular course across the world and not just any rock and reform for the past few years as a major discourse or rhetoric not for the has been heavily relying on, especially since 2016 up until today. reform is a, is a major off idea, a lot of the new rockies, especially since october 29th. this movement is the thing t

but the united states is forcing europe and the rest of the world, expensive resources of the world food crisis, this topic is also very actively exaggerated by the westusa and europe, and so these are the key issues. here , this resumption of the export of ukrainian grain through the black sea ports, we recall sergey lavrov spoke about this the day before. with your turkish colleagues, what's the next step?

ukraine, unlike russia, is improving every week, we understand that the united states and the west for europe are helping us with heavy weapons and heavy artillery in particular, but we understand that it is not only about quality but it is primarily about the number and we understand that the pace of this supply of heavy er heavy artillery weapons is not high enough for us to make heavy artillery systems in the style of heimers there a system of a jet hall for fire and so on coming in more and as soon as possible, about 40 countries are delivering heavy weapons, equipment and ammunition. they emphasize that they are transferring their own weapons. in my opinion, efforts to speed up the current delivery process will not be effective. there are many conversations that should not be happening. power about the state of weapons and ammunition, because no one wants the russians to have clear information about what exactly ukraine has at the moment, i cannot say that that fact that many ukrainians continue to call for the acceleration of the supply of armaments, in some way this is helped by the go

the north reminder about the doors this raging wild flies a burning cross logs, west and europe threatening homes and thing lives at risk. sane has seen some work fine temperatures soaring across the continent, breaking records and company heat warnings. parties, me, you can say the temperature could stop 40 degrees for the 1st time ever. australia, the natural environment is in a state of rapid decline, especially in the past 5 years. what do you report paired by? and it's found that it's lost more mental species than any other continent. one of the highest rates of decline in the developed world. while 5 in northern morocco sparks by high temperatures and intense drought have been contained of a 6 and a half 1000 hit days were burnt, and at least one person has been killed. more than a 1000 families were evacuated and the fires are routed in a number of provinces, including an irish on does. there is on the moon in alarm. rami is that with the latest. this forest here is called missouri and it is located in the province of flowers in the north west of morocco. it is part of a national for

ukraine, unlike russia, is improving every week, we understand that the united states and the west for europe are helping us with heavy weapons and heavy artillery in particular, but we we understand that this is not only about quality, but it is primarily about quantity, and we also understand that the pace of this supply of heavy, uh, heavy artillery weapons is not high enough for us to make heavy artillery systems in the style of heimers, there is a system of a rocket hall for fire, and so then they came in larger quantities and as soon as possible, about 40 countries are delivering heavy weapons, equipment and ammunition, stressing that they are transferring their own weapons to ukraine, as far as i am concerned , there will be no attempts to speed up the current delivery process there are many conversations that are effective, which should not be, the general staff of the armed forces of ukraine perfectly manages to hide information about its capabilities, about the state of weapons and ammunition, because no one wants the russians to have clear information about what exactly ukraine has

europe to live in peace and abundance and finally, besides modern weapons systems, what else can europe and the westhelp you now ? we need endurance, endurance is not for the ukrainian people. we have it. we need europe and the west to help us with their endurance . 24 thank you for being with us february 24, the date that changed us, the date that changed the world and now what interests us most is our victory, when we will defeat the enemy, how to predict the course of the war , the saturday political club program is back on the air espresso to help understand the events and predict the consequences that on saturdays vitaliy portnikov and maria gurska will discuss the most relevant in order to draw appropriate conclusions. if you want to know how what is happening today will affect our tomorrow, see the saturday political club that saturdays on expresso is very important in this difficult time to be informed what is happening, we tell the news and help to understand the events, but the war can make its own corrections in the event that the broadcast signal is lost, see espresso on satellite, espre

west. our europe correspondent jessica parker has the latest.ere given special access to. up in the woods you can see guys tackling the fires. there is a huge amount of activity, it is hot, smoky. look at the haze in the trees. the smoke thickens the further in we go. the flames are suddenly all too apparent. translation: the fire rekindles in many places. we had to be careful in these conditions. the vegetation is so dry here, and with temperatures flames reach up to 80 metres high. mung reach up to 80 metres high. along here we were _ reach up to 80 metres high. along here we were due _ reach up to 80 metres high. along here we were due to _ reach up to 80 metres high. along here we were due to reach - here we were due to reach an evacuated campsite by the coast but we never got there. things were getting worse. you could see it on the ground and in the sky. what obama one after the other flying over our heads. they never stop here, they cannot but soon we along with others are told it is time to leave. back on the main road, the thousands of

publication reports that the west threatens to leave ukraine without new supplies of weapons dolgova will tell about everything in more detail anti-russian sanctions cause more damage in europecow now faced in the west fuel shortage rising food prices, disruptions supplies, rising inflation, the threat of a recession proves the limit of the real power of european politicians. today, more and more obvious limitations of the sanctions approach to russia are being put forward. constrained to the fore by the power of the west as economic power shifts to the east the west needs more than ever a wide range of international partners to make a difference, but most of the sudden world has not joined the sanctions campaign. west hungary is openly recognized without russian oil, and gas country waiting for an economic disaster. out. if supplies from russia stop, then there will be no physical possibility to replace them. geography has determined the infrastructure; in order to change supply chains, you will have to spend several years and a lot of money, but more importantly

live in peace and prosperity, and finally, apart from modern weapons systems, what else can europe and the west. we need europe and the west to help us with their endurance . most importantly, at this hour, the 158th full-scale russian-ukrainian war continues, so i will start this issue

kuleba, in addition to modern weapons systems, what else can europe and the west help you with now ? we need endurance, endurance is not for the ukrainian people. we have it. we need europe and the west to help us with their endurance . 24 thank you for being with us greetings dear tv viewers, this is the news of yana yava melnyk, together with the editors, i will tell you about the most important thing. at this hour, the 158th full-scale russian-ukrainian war continues, so i will start this issue with operational information from of the general staff, the russian invaders continue to shell peaceful settlements and the positions of ukrainian defenders in the kharkiv direction, the enemy unsuccessfully tried to advance in the direction of husarivka, was repulsed in the direction of kramatorsk in the sryebrynka area, a reconnaissance group of russians tried to identify the positions of our troops, however, unsuccessfully in the direction of bakham, at the enemy under the cover of aviation tried to improve the tactical position in the areas of the peak of soledar yakovlev and pokrovsky t

what else can europe and the west help you with now? we need endurance. ot for the ukrainian people. we have it. we need europe and the west to help us with their endurance dmytro kuleba on the air of the interview program on franz 24. thank you for being with us. we are looking for 17-year-old elizaveta aloshyna, whose fate has been unknown for almost three months. the girl lived in kropyvnytskyi, but for the duration of distance learning she moved to her grandmother in the city of liman , this is kramatorsk district . in the first two months of the war in the donetsk region, it was more or less calm there, and elizaveta even regularly joined online broadcasts for training. she was last contacted on april 25, and it was on this day that she told very disturbing news. she said that over their house enemy shells began to fly and she was very scared, and the very next day the communication with the girl was cut off and to this day there is no news from her, the city of liman is now occupied by the rashists and it is assumed that they can deliberately jam the

this ela, raging wild fall as a burning across large swaths of west in europe, threatening homes and putting lives at risk. spain has seen some of the worst fires temperatures the soaring across the continent, breaking rec, holds and prompting heat warnings. clarity's in the u. k. say that temperatures could top 40 degrees for the 1st time ever on tuesday. australia natural environment is in a state of rapid decline, especially in the past 5 years. as, according to a new report paid by independent experts, it found that it lost more mammals species than any other continent, and has one of the highest prices species declined in the developed world. wildfire in northern morocco sparked by high temperatures, an intense drought have been contained of its 6 and a half 1000 hector were burned, and at least one person has been killed. more than a 1000 families were evacuated, the pfizer opted in a number of provinces including an lariche i'll does. there is sob del known. and allah, maloney is there with the latest. this forest here is called nazare and it is located in the province of flow

if suddenly the conflict now drags on kirdyk, first of all to the west and europe, respectively, this be imposed on someone. that's what for? kyiv boards to impose on him, but i think he is not talking about zelensky unambiguously. uh, you need to prepare documents in order to try to knock on biden's entourage with this document . i don’t see the concept differently and it looks something like this for you, knowing that war leads to certain results. and if we consider that russia is a professional in this matter, then there are clear parameters for waging this war, milk cow, europe is about to be blown away by hay. no, there is not enough milk. milk is more than one euro. she 's finally in germany. that's good news. ah, actually a very difficult question. if the famine has to be solved, after all, not everyone is left, who else will decide europe, we will not feed. only i don’t think i have to feed ukraine. the poles are already kicking them out and they don't like them anymore. well cut, especially if someone has an interesting story. it was friends who told me, so the poor french we

and there is the risk that both ukraine will run out of energy and west of europe as well. and so then this, you know, this politically motivated demonstration that the 2 working together can somehow replace russia is unlikely, this calculation is unlikely to work out on the united kingdom is set to send an additional 1000000000 pounds worth of h. ukraine. the money's been diverted from funds designated for millions in need of aid in african and asian countries. nevertheless, the british governments business chief, has praised the move the vital 1000000000 pounds commitment from boris johnson to enhance ukraine's resistance against russia, british weapons, equipment and training, or transforming ukraine's defenses. my department has contributed to the effort by surrendering climate, finance and foreign aid under spends that you case energy secretary is patting himself on the back for promising to use funding earmarked for climate change initiatives and for helping those under developed countries to support nato's weapon shopping spree and ukraine and to justify the move, th

there are plenty of thunderstorms from west pop europe. that was the philippines and a bit of a gap. and he picked them up again, maybe in jakarta, jellies picking java simone from that wet. but it does look quite wet in cambodia. now of course we did have a tropical storm tropical revolving storm that just disappeared in middle of china is left flooding in its wake and it will prompt and pretty big sun stoves away up to the yang see. and there's the obvious picture here. now that looks quite dangerous because it got spinning storm here, but i think it's winds will be barely gale force. so it'll be an event. that's really a rainy event as it comes up through southern japan. this probably during tuesday, a lot of rain oriented miscellaneous, study, slow moving, but it be rain rather than wind. so, flooding a problem as it has been in china and probably will be again, it is the season just a bit worse than you might like. the monsoon trough, his birth all the way up into pakistan. so you get sandstone any, any way your life the current conce

on west in europe, they are going to the temperature start to come down as cool air blows in. but for us here we are in the midst of the intense summer heat that's known historically as the young roots, alec hide, that roughly translates from arabic as the ignited coal of the summer heat. we've also had a 2 week sim moon declared, and that is a dangerously hot, dry wind that blows in the humidity behind it. it's also called a toxic wind because it is detrimental to plants and human life. now we have about 2 to 3 more months of these intense conditions before things start to cool down nicely in time for the cutter world cup. let's hope so. well, cilla had he all and al jazeera sir lankin, send a message to parliament on the eva vote for a new president and protests in india as the ruby hits on all time life. they stories after the break. ah, once again, the cloud is blooming over our mon, you e parts, the saudi arabia that is again part of the monsoon system. the wind is blowing steadily fossilized. this would be drizzling here, but these are proper outbreaks as sharon, even th

as a heat wave envelops large parts of south west to europe firefighters are trying to contain 2 large wildfires near the city of bulldog. a neighbouring spain, more than 30 fires are burning authorities in the u. k. a warning temperatures in parts of england could break records in the coming hours. people are being urged to take precautions as the mercury rises beyond 38 degrees celsius. rory challenge as more from london the, the u. k is bringing in a kind of national emergency really an unprecedented read extreme health warning, which is making sure that people do their best to stay out of the sun. and there are various measures being put in place. some schools are either closing early today or not opening its whole. there is a going to be a speed restrictions on transport networks like the, the tray network, one big part of the rail network from london. that's in the northern cities of leads and york not gonna be operating at all to morrow. protestors gathering on the streets in shore lancaster, capital colombo, after the interim president, imposed a nation wide state of emergency

reviews and so on, but there was a very big drama here because they became superstars in the west in europe america but could not return home. then, due to military and political reasons, this is now the case. well, we know for sure and believe that it will not happen to our cultural ambassadors abroad who promote the ukrainian idea, ukrainian culture and oleksandr, i have a question for you from a historical point of view: how to prevent these dramas that happened with this republican chapel that made ukraine famous to the whole world but was essentially forgotten at home, it is really interesting to note here that in fact we have many examples of such cultural ambassadors in ukraine, more well-known and less well- known, but here, you know, i would start with the fact that when we talk about ukrainians, let's think with you why it happens that we, for example get into so that through the environment we do not blur in the cultural component, on the contrary, we can integrate into the new rules, but we do not blur, because look, for example, when the chinese community comes to the united st

international scientists and a world-class thinker sergey karaganov writes about this in the west, especially in europe, a lump of unresolved problems of social political economics of the current elite has been growing and growing, not deal with their decision. the main one is the reduction and absolute impoverishment of the middle class, which forms the basis of the western public. to this we can add that the problem of migration and social integration of migrants is not being solved, the unity of the societies of western countries is collapsing, its value base and identity are being destroyed, moreover, the current elites. these problems are exacerbated. further exacerbating the economic crisis and social role are examples of this aggressive progress. the so-called green deal and ideological struggle with traditional energy. not to mention an even more aggressive fight against traditional values ​​and historical identity, the promotion of values. lgbt abolition culture and so-called critical race theory are a clear domestic political indicator of quality. the elite in the west is the degree of their

ukraine is just a springboard to the west, a springboard to europe, and either they collectively, theyre going to move to europe by holding them for admission to the european union or individually by facilitating the migration procedure, but they end up in europe. that is, even this is very important for them. yes, that is, as if ukraine is only an ability, but to get there, the same one will need to be consumed. and accordingly, they really treat her, if we say so, not only how they demonstrate themselves as patriots, but how do they behave in reality like , well, such political economic entities? yes it all reminds me. uh, a very naive, but nonetheless very cynical view of one's own country. thank you very much for an interesting story. the topic of the russian language has been especially acute in recent years in ukraine. legislation has been systematically narrowing the public space, its use has been translated into ukrainian by russian schools. in 2019 , there was even a position of a language ombudsman, who understood the protection of the state language as a constant struggle fo

army is highly motivated, highly professional and capable of stopping this war spreading further west in europesame time, we can only do that if we get the tools. if we get the heavy weapons we request. >> adviser to ukraine defense minister talking to me earlier. >>> sweden and finland are on the cusp of joining nato. in the coming hours both countries will sign the nato protocol to formally join the alliance. it must then be ratified by all 30 nato countries. on monday, sweden and finland completed a major part of the membership process by confirming their ability and willingness to meet the political, legal and military obligations of the nato. joining us now live from london. great to see you. ironically one of the reasons russian president went to war with ukraine was because of the threat he was feeling from an encroaching nato. his actions have led to the expansion of nato. what will this mean for russia and of course nato members? >> immediately it will be a really big change. particularly in the baltic region. remember that last week i was reporting from close to the enclave of russia

but the west and particularly europe's dependence on russian gas has made weaning themselves off thesesil fuels particularly difficult. to cut russian gas supplies, it is simply not possible for large parts of europe. but reducing russian oil — that's another matter. with the us banning imports, the uk phasing them out by the end of the year and the eu cutting supplies that come in by sea, but there are a number of countries that are not following these sanction regimes and taking a different stance. these include countries condemning russia's actions but not following the sanctions, like israel, mexico and the uae, the united arab emirates. and then there are those remaining neutral, walking something of a diplomatic tightrope, like south africa, brazil and india. and those criticising sanctions, like china. and it's those last two giant economies that are helping pick up the slack in the market for russian oil as they grab the cut—price crude that's now on offer. so just how much are we talking about here? well, take a look at this. in may, china's imports of russian oil rose by 55%

is highly motivated, highly professional, and capable of stopping this war spreading further west in europewe can only do that if we get the tools, the heavy weaponry that we request, the mlrs assistance, the banks, the air defense systems, and, of course, combat aircraft. the sooner we get them, the sooner this nightmare for the whole of europe will end and, you know, people will be able to live again in peace. >> and russian-backed separatists are accusing ukraine of attacking the city of donetsk. what's your response to that? >> everything to do with the tactics and strategy is purely decided by the general staff the armed forces of ukraine. of course, if that happened, military strikes conducted on certain warehouses where russians have been stockpiling the missiles which they're launching on ukraine incessantly only today in the morning there have been seven missiles that were fired at the city and, you know, in the last couple of days we've counted, there have been over 160 missiles that were fired by russia at ukrainian cities, peaceful ukrainian cities and residential areas. so one

the west is the one who controls eastern europe, he controls the khant. irony was that before the rulers of the west felt that the keys to world domination. necessary it was in eurasia that the wars went to the east, as soon as they had such an opportunity. centuries separated the campaigns of the crusaders in the holy lands, napoleon's attack on the russian empire and hitler's attack on the ussr, but the goal was always one to conquer the middle lands after the defeat of napoleon's army, there was a lull, but it did not last long great britain, a stronghold of western pragmatics, focused its attention on the russian empire, which became its the main competitor of the british was worried by the fact that everything more of the middle lands, is in the hands. nicholas, the emperor began to attribute intentions to take possession of constantinople, since he defended the rights of the orthodox population in muslim territories. it was in those years that the term big game was born, denoting the rivalry between the british and russian empires for influence in s

moscow with yekaterinburg, and in the future it will become part of the transnational corridor europe westh a length of almost 7,000 km. ukrainian troops today opened sighting artillery agony from american haimar systems. the spa of the correctional colony in yelenivka is the dpr where are the militants kept? nou of the nazi division of azov killed over 50 prisoners of 75 m, were injured. well, apparently, the kiev regime is trying to get rid of the direct perpetrators of its bloody crimes, since many of those who terrorized the donbass began to actively cooperate with the investigation, a criminal case was initiated, report by stanislav bernald. in which the prisoners of war of the azov national battalion were kept last night, it was subjected to artillery fire by the ukrainian side, and the shell hit the roof of the building, then a detonation occurred. well, uh, the location of the bodies of the dead shows that people, but there were dozens of bodies in their beds, and hundreds of dead, wounded, now investigators of the investigative committee of the russian federation are recording all