said, so the leaders of the western balkans, so you know, here it is necessary to make sure thatch they say, look, yes, brussels is there, does ukraine want to overtake you and so on, and so on, so that it does not become such a narrative. the narrative is the following, which is really, er, an extension of the western the balkans is, it has entered a clinch, a dead end, and it is the candidate statuses and this rapid movement, the relatively rapid movement of ukraine and moldova, that gave a new impetus, yes, that is, it is not a question of letting the western balkans continue to remain there, e- i don't know. outside the european union, but to quickly integrate ukraine and moldova, we are talking about a new so-called big bang enlargement, yes, a big expansion, potentially there charles michel said 2030, by the way, this european commission will get you there. another very important point, this is the 30th year , and in the context of ukraine, actually, when ukraine or exclusion, charles michel said that, you know what i can say, he said, the 30th year should be, relatively sp

also, the conclusion is that now the situation looks like that the western balkans, perhaps, will joinmoldova together with ukraine, so that in principle ukraine has already taken the western balkans forward, leaving a little behind, and so on. one conclusion is also that ukraine, moldova, coma, georgia, but georgia is slipping and nobody can wait for georgia will be, ukraine and moldova are dragging moldova along with it going to the european union, and it is necessary to somehow fix this in this european parliament in the new year 2030, as possible such a mobilizing, disciplining factor for european institutions, and for ukraine, for eu membership. actually, thank you, rostislav khotyn analyzed the elections to the european parliament that took place last year. thank you rostyslav. we have everything for today. i encourage you to subscribe to the radio liberty website. like this broadcast. in this way, you will support our work. well and tell us in the comments how much you liked the topics of the current broadcast. you can leave questions and wishes in the chat under this video. svo

another dangerous border lies in the western balkans, and many lose their lives on the journey. to find out more we went to bosnia in january the the root friends along the drain, a river between serbia and bosnia. it's actually the main overland route to europe, but many who take it, pay with their lives. knowledge it is from afghanistan is rather java drowned and the river here as members of the has our ethnic minority. they were being persecuted by the taliban. so the flood afghanistan together, the traveling thousands of kilometers on foot, sometimes with the help of traffic hers via ron turkey, greece, albania, and montenegro to boston. in their journey, took them for years. now jim and his brother wanted to reach germany. in december 2022, so close to their destination. the journey ended in tragedy. the further we prepared a boat and my brother and one of our friends were sitting in the boat when they made an attempt to cross the border. that's what it was. night 930 p. m. and it was dark everywhere. we couldn't see anything. then we heard a loud sound and they fell into t

another dangerous border lies in the western balkans, and many lose their lives on the journey. to find out more, we went to bosnia in january the, the root friends along the drain, a river between serbia, in bosnia, it's actually the main overland fruit to europe. but many who take it pain with their lives not just as from afghanistan, is rather java drowned and the river here as members of the has our ethnic minority. they were being persecuted by the taliban. so the flood afghanistan together traveling thousands of kilometers on foot. sometimes with the help of traffickers via ron turkey, greece, albania, and montenegro, to bosnia. their journey took them for years. now jim and his brother wanted to reach germany. in december 2022, so close to their destination, the journey ended in tragedy. the further we prepared a boat and my brother and one of our friends were sitting in the boat with they made an attempt to cross the border. uh, that was, it was night uh, 9 30 pm. it. it was dark everywhere. we couldn't see anything. then we heard a loud sound and they styled into the ri

assessing such merits are very subjective, and what , however, is shown by the experience of the western balkanshis whole process with the moment the corresponding decision was made back in december last year, it is of such a subjective nature, but if at some stage, due to, say, internal political reasons, it will be beneficial for the european capitals not to force this process, then it can be slowed down and even frozen. turkey, in my opinion, has been trying to do this for several decades, now it seems like... this is an activity, but this political expediency, it is an interesting thing, because on the one hand, we understand that without ideology it is difficult to promote any projects, megaprojects, nose on the other hand, when ideology comes off the ground, as they say, goes completely somewhere into the idea of ​​beauty, this also ends badly, we see this in the soviet union and the noble idea of ​​​​building a just society, which at that time was not based on ... on earth, it ultimately led to great consequences and a very similar situation, by the way, is now in the united states, but t

countries, members of the european union, which are very active, for example, lobbying for the western balkans.. for understandable political, economic and security reasons they are lobbying and promoting moldova's entry into the european union, that is, we need to learn from it and build these regional coalitions, by the way, we will need this very much during the negotiations with brussels. and tell me, here the situation itself is connected with the fact that ukraine and the republic of moldova do not fully control their territories. this is what unites us. history with transnistria, history with crimea and donbas, and now with zaporizhzhia and kherson region. we do not know when these negotiations will end and what will happen to the territorial problems of both countries at that time, how will they be reflected in the accession? this is a very important issue, but it was raised several times both in our formal and informal dialogues with the european side. the so-called precedent or case of cyprus. and very clearly the association agreement and the fundamental agreements of the european u

i think that we have learned from the example of the western balkans that this status of a candidate,or someone who is constantly in endless negotiations, is bad both for the union and for the candidate country, so i think that there will be no such thing regarding ukraine , hopefully, and care will have to be taken to avoid it, but it will have to last as long as it lasts. it is necessary to allocate for this, so i, when i can see the cameras and speak in ukrainian administration, to ukrainian politicians, that it is very important to be well prepared for that screening, such nationalist forces or such political parties, because currently the situation in ukraine is very exceptional, everyone is simply focused on winning the war. social issues are very important to you, the war is very important, and of course, everything that... related to reconstruction will be important, and i don't know how long such political unity will last, in poland it was, and i always repeat this to my friends in ukraine, to whom i constantly tell about polish integration, that it is very important that all

another dangerous border lies in the western balkans and many lose their lives on the journey. to find out more, we went to bosnia in january the every friends along the drain, a river between serbia, in bosnia, it's actually the main overland route to europe. but many who take it, pay with their lives. not just as from afghanistan is rather java drowned and the river here as members of the has our ethnic minority. they were being persecuted by the taliban. so the flood afghanistan together traveling thousands of kilometers on foot. sometimes with the help of traffickers via ron turkey, greece, albania, and montenegro to boss me on their journey. took them for years now driven his brother wanted to reach germany. in december 2022, so close to their destination. the journey ended in tragedy. the further we prepared a boat and my brother and one of our friends were sitting in the boat, what they made an attempt to cross the border. that's what was it was night 9 30 pm . it. it was dark everywhere. we couldn't see anything. then we heard a loud sound and they fell into the river.

coalition, and therefore to us, that means moldova, well, let's not forget that there are also the western balkanse also standing in line and intend to join somewhere in the near future, so i think , that it will be a big ben package solution. and by the way, regarding the package solution, both ukraine and the republic of moldova are countries with unresolved territorial problems, can you imagine the integration of such countries to solve these problems with the territories that should be this may not be such a standard procedure and, you know, but i imagine it, you can also look for some precedents that were, we can also talk about... in which the territorial problems with turkey have not been resolved, in fact, but this does not prevent cyprus from being in the european union, and turkey as a candidate for the european union. that is, i think that it will not, will not help us, but will not be an obstacle on our way. i also wanted to ask you about putin's latest statements, his latest trips to the north. korea to vietnam, well, in particular, one of the last such resonant statements, he declare

coalition, and therefore for us, that means moldova, well, let's not forget that there is still the western balkansin the queue and intend to join somewhere in the near future, so i think it will be a package solution, run b, i said, and by the way, regarding the package solution, both ukraine and the republic of moldova is a country with unresolved territorial problems, you imagine the integration of such countries to solve these problems with the territories, it should be, you imagine, i may not, you know, such a standard procedure. and eh, but i imagine it, you can also look for some precedents that were, we can also talk about cyprus, in which unresolved territorial issues with turkey, in fact, but that does not prevent cyprus from being in the european union, and turkey being a candidate for the european union, that is, i think it will not help us, but it will not be ... an obstacle in our way, i wanted i also want to ask you about putin's latest statements, his recent trips to north korea, to vietnam, well , in particular, one of the last such high-profile statements, he stated that there wil

western balkans. we want to take advantage of the momentum.d contender standing at the door of the european union. in the fall, the country will hold a referendum on joining without moldova, georgi valeevich, i very much doubt that ukraine will now be admitted to the european union, but nevertheless, let’s say ukraine is an eu country, a member of the eu. what does it change? and if ukraine becomes a member country of the european union, the european union begins to allocate hundreds of billions of euros from the pockets of european taxpayers to at least raise the level of ukraine. simplifies the financing procedure, is that all? to push ukraine along this path as far as possible, this type of socialist competition has developed between opportunistic, now the problem is that european leaders, politicians, ministers, deputies, as much as possible, the question is stupid, why organize this socialist competition, well are you babbling about this question, yes, yes, yes, no worry about your number thirteen in the tube, why so quickly, here you nee

willingly accepting the applications of other europeans the georgians, moldovans and others in the western balkanso complete the vision of a european. i would say establishing a footprint in the indo-pacific so we can be part of a security strategy to deal with the challenges and opportunities. strategy that has a diplomatic, economic, political dimension into military dimension. they serve that role for the transatlantic community and that dimension. those are the key challenges before the alliance over the next 75 years. >> elisabeth? >> it's going to be climate change. not just related to how much co2 they emit. climate change will cause enormous problems, national security problems of all kinds including armed conflict between countries relating to resources but also even more urgent for europe growth in population movements as home countries become uninhabitable. that's a severe national security challenge for every european country. there is no clear answer what to do about this. nato is a defense alliance, national security alliance involving european countries. something comes in their way

the at the georgians, moldovans, others in the western balkans to complete a europe that is whole, freensecure. and as paula was saying, a footprint in the indo-pacific, so we can be part of a comprehensive transatlantic security strategy to deal with the challenges and opportunities in that region. a strategy that has a dapple medic dimension, economic but also military dimension. they can serve a or native role with the transatlantic community in that dimension. those with a kick challenges for the alliance over the next 75 years. >> climate change. not just related to how much co2 armed forces emit. that's a small technical issue. climate change will cause enormous national security problems of all kinds, including armed conflicts between countries relating to resources. but also, even more for europe, growth in population movements as people's home countries become uninhabitable. that is a severe challenge for every european country. there is no clear answer of what to do about this but nato is a defense alliance involving mostly european countries. it is something that would come i

but is there enough unitye e.u.t just from moldova, but comi from ukraine and also for the western balkansu. is e we had some different oniat thee succeeded to take a historical decision in relation with the ukraine and the republic of moldova. we are expected to move forward moldova.s historical we took this important decision. we have a lot of instruments to support them, to start integration in the internal market, to participate in different e.u. programs. we have the micro financial assistance, very necessary for the budget both in ukraine facie and also micro financial assistance for the republic of moldova. we have the agreement. we are now working withhe e.u.,s from t to invest in the improving connectivity betweeny romania, republicand ukraine. so, yes, of course, as i said, the decision-making process is not always easy in a big family. but, at the end of day, we have been able to take really importantec. we will continue to do so. it is theame with the balkans. enlargement is a merit-based process,forms done by these countries and i said before, just look at ukraine and the repu

the acts of extremists, violence, and obstructionist activity and the situation in the western balkansstymies progress towards effective and democratic governance and full integration into transatlantic institutions outlined in these executive orders continue to pose an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and foreign the united states. therefore, i have determined that it is necessary to continue the national emergency declared in executive order 132-19 with respect to the western balkans, signed sincerely joseph r. biden jr., june 13, 2024. the speaker pro tempore: referre d to the committee on foreign affairs and ordered printed. the chair lays before the house a message.ongress of the united states, section 202-d of the national emergency act 50 u.s.c. 1622-d provides for the automatic termination of a national emergency unless 30 days prior to the anniversary date of its declaration the president publishes in the national register and transmits to the conga notice to state the emergency is to continue in effect beyond the anniversary date. in accordance with t

the western forces concert at the peoples of the balkans as well as many other places for them at least sweep one where the starting their own states. they wants to pull their own features and wished into it. it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some distant place to another space because nations have on own own present the teacher the breaking news on our tea, 6 isis linked prisoners are partly take to guard costs to enjoy the rest of the rest on the on demand guitar lessons and to be released from the detention center, the so called pace. some of the initiated by ukraine picks up in switzerland. it's only $92.00 of the $160.00 invitees attending as many se without russia at the table. it's a one sided affair. and washington green lights arms delivery is ukraine's infamous. as of the tie in this fight, his own legislation previously bounding supports of the neo nazi linked group, the .

have defrosted, and the heat is only increasing, according to the forecast on saturday in the western balkansut a declaration of war nazi germany attacked the soviet union. thus began the great patriotic war, which lasted 1,418 days and nights. moscow school, 593, tenth grade b. they started teaching the notebook in the thirty-ninth year, the fortieth year. and forty-first year on june 20, they received certificates, graduates of the forty -first year, zhenya ananyev and tanya dagaeva dream of going to university together, then getting married and never parting, their whole lives ahead. on june 22, 1941 at 3:55, this alarm clock will stop forever. the nazis attack soviet border guards, first sevastopol, then brest. the fire density is 400 rounds per minute, the walls of houses are melting, an hour later the soviet union will be handed a note of war. the victory museum houses photographs taken exactly 83 years ago. 12:15 crimea. dr. jacob berlin photographs his family on a sunday in a city park, suddenly from loudspeakers. without a declaration of war in a city park, the moment is directly cap

the western forces considered the peoples of the balkans as well as many other places. fundamentally, sweet one would even be starting their own states. they wanted to pull their own features in washington, so it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some distant place to another space. because nations have that own history. the own presence of the teacher the, the russian defense minister report to advance is on the front lines and you train with key of losing hundreds of troops. and it comes on a day, a so called peace summit opens in switzerland. although moscow itself was left off, the guest placed a rush of border regions with the train. once again comes on the fire with 5 killed and 6 wounded. as an apartment block is head, bike keeps full size. i 2 reports on the scene. you can see that the damage and we're being told to move out because there is a very high risk of this building collapsing in 5 more years. 0 run my posts. i has read.

the western forces considered the peoples of the balkans as well as so many other places for them at least 31 where the starting their own states. they wanted to pull their own features and wished into it. it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some interest in place to another space because nations have their own history, their own, present, the teacher the, the washing defense ministry. the voltage balance is across the front lines in the ukraine in conflict as it school says, gate and key positions, and take out west and west as a sort of pulled ukraine a piece, something that opens at stalls and switzerland, nations around the world. actually, we called the gathering. they said that was that washer at the table list. so one sided revelations and lodge off the u. s. military before to be running a secret operation to undermine the chinese cove of 19 seen as panic swept the walls and this time on of $22.00 twins. and also to cost thousands of this very nice paint to the streets instead of a have to monitor the government, find a way to end the blue and bring.

, you will continue being establishing factor in the balkans despite the intentions of the parts of the international community, mainly western. going back to the forum, i know you just took part in a panel regarding perks breaks potential for energy transition. from your perspective, how effectively has the blog responded to all the western sanctions. to speaking about bricks is a block, is some with aspiration. certainly a group of countries and decided to work together and a number of issues at that at this moment. there are no structures of the brakes that could deal with issues like sanctions, as you mentioned, to has more to do with bilateral relations of brakes funding. members and other members of the brakes that them ended up having the effect of the sanctions. uh no being felt so much. however, in the future, i think to consider this is one of the things that i volunteered in my intervention in the panel to think about structuring institutions of the brakes. like the secretary of some sort that did that could help give them more institutionalized answers to some of those questions that you're raising. right, we're g

the western forces consider the peoples of the balkans as well as so many other places. fundamentally, sweet one where the starting their own states. they wants to pull their own features and wishes into it. it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some interest in place to another space. because nations have that own history. the own presence of the teacher the at the end of the 18th century, britain began by illegal opium frayed in china. this hard drug causing addiction and literally destroying the human body became a gold mine for businessmen from the foggy l. b. a. however, the ruling chinese dream dynasty tried to resist and to stop the illegal trade, which provokes the wrath of the london business community. in 1840 without a declaration of war, the english fleet began to seize and plunder chinese coastal boards. the bar li are dead for lead drain, chinese army was unable to provide adequate resistance. the g empire was forced to hand hong kong over to england and open it sports for trading the legal good. in 1856 branch of the united states joined in the robbery of china

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the western forces concert at the peoples of the balkans as well as many other places for them at least 31 where the starting their own states. they wants to pull their own features and wishes into it. it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some distant place to another space. because nations have their own history, their own present teacher the welcome back to the rest of the letters. i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with lisa. so ruba, who's a licensed professional counselor, specializing in trauma therapy. she's an author speaker and legislative advocate. good to have you with us lisa. thank you for having me. we. so i'd like to get into some broader issues now. you and i get together every time you come to washington and you're involved in some very important work. you meet regularly with members of congress and with senior staff members. i can tell you from my own experience on capitol hill, but it is very unusual for somebody to meet personally with the member. but you do you have that access? tell us what kind of legislation you're working on. what's the end result goin

the western forces concert at the peoples of the balkans as well as so many other places for them at least $31.00 would even be starting their own sites. they wants to pull their own features and wishes into it. it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some distant place to another space. because nations have their own history, their own present teacher the, the, the hard top stories that had the so called g summit initiated by ukraine kicks off in switzerland, was only 90 to the $160.00 invitees attending. as many say that without russia at the table, it's a one sided affair. washington green lights, arms deliveries to cranes, and thomas is off battalion despite its own legislation, previously banning support of the neo nazi linked group. and the u. n. center for meant us lots of live in gaza during the idea of the operation to rescue for hostages could amount to war crimes. survivors recount the deadly rate to best select, the plane was bombing at random. they struck houses with rockets. people's bodies were on the streets.

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the western forces concert at the peoples of the balkans as well as so many other places for them, at least 31 where the starting their own sites. they want to pull the our own features and wishes into it. it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some distant place to another space because nations have that own history, the own present and future. so i sent the note in vietnam, american war the vietnam war last, it's almost 2 decades and drained in numerous countries. not any time right now and then you don't see it now. why it's all on the empty, hundreds of thousands of american troops was sent to the country to bank the south vietnamese on me. i got that not, but the american soldiers, limited resistors mercilessly burned down entire villages and spread dangerous chemicals and lee laid up day by all right. did the americans ever fully acknowledge what they did and on the vietnamese veterans ready to forgive? yeah, yeah, yeah. that's. that's a ways to but yeah, the welcome back. across stock were all things are considered. i'm peter le belcher manager. we're discussing palesti

western parts of the pilot. in, across jeremy. we'll see some what the weather also just running across the low countries. a lot of the shot was to continue down towards the balkans and some west of whether they're just pushing across bowers into the western side of russia for the warm sun. so i look south, still getting up into this uh, to stair in athens, possibility of one or 2 showers there in grace lottie drive. i, well, i'm sunshine too, across the south west. if you up and we're looking pretty warm here as we go through the next couple of days, that's all fine. we'll sink a little further south with some shelves coming into southern jeremy, down towards the outs possibility of one or 2 showers to into the found on the west of africa. but dry for most. the places took. took is the 1st country in the world to develop a comprehensive national, sustainable tourism program in partnership with the global sustainable tourism comes this country homes more beauties that just looks like beaches, historical and cultural bureau, velo reach, and michelin, green star, restaurants come and discover the natural, historical and cultural beauties the the walk about you with

will be a reversal of winds from northern points to western and southwestern ones, which will ensure a start to powerful advection of very warm air of balkanct summer-like fine weather and a dry day, in the middle of the day it will be... which is 2-3° warmer than the climate at the end of june. at night on the weekend it will become naturally tropical, like in sochi. well on at the peak of the daytime heating of the atmosphere , the thermometer will cross the +30 mark for only the second time this season. however, if it is sunny on saturday and precipitation is unlikely, then on sunday there may be flashy thunderstorms in places. july will pick up the baton in conditions of partly cloudy and dry weather, starting at +30. the real top of summer. at the st. petersburg international legal forum today they discussed the direction of development of criminal legislation. session participants noted the need for significant reforms in this areas. also at the forum , a meeting of ministers of justice from russia, china, indonesia, syria, iran and many other countries took place. details in the report by dmitry akimov. on the main day of its work ,

western positive potent in, across jeremy. we'll see some what the weather also just running across the low countries. a lot of the shot was still continued down towards the balkans and some west of whether they're just pushing across bowers into the western side of russia for the world. so i'm sure i look south still getting up into this uh to 7 athens possibility of one or 2 showers there in grace, long as you drive the warm sunshine to across the south west. if you up and we're looking pretty warm here as we go through the next couple of days, echo fund will sink a little further south with some shelves coming into southern jeremy, down towards the outs possibility of one of the showers to into the found on the west of africa, but try for most as the account to the costs, the rates for clean energy is gathering speed. when could the change in energy systems reshape the label? balance of power plus is the we brief becoming a luxury. many people can also count you the cost on now to 0. after years of strenuous political battles, columbus, congress spans bulls type thing. nationwide. it brings to an, in the centuries old tradition, brought by spanish colonizers,

so the red warnings have been issued for western areas of the check for public, but you can see the west to weather splashing down towards the balkans. we are expecting some thunder storms as well in viet red warnings have been issued here and the weather seats down old way into bulgaria and stretches up across some of the baltic states pushing into western parts of russia. and on tuesday we'll see the west whether continue up there in the north, east, and west weather as well for fin, then across into no way more than wait a windy and wet weather starting to come into play here. and that will drop temperatures in places like always low when doing what weather as well for the likes of britain and island temperatures around the average here. but it's a story of heat and twice. guys, we are barry and pen into the spain and portugal. temperatures are set to pick up here. over the next few days, they'll be picking up as well across the se for to kia as well as greece. and athens is going to scorch its way through to choose date with 38 degrees. listings in the gaza strip as is there, as long continues. there's a deliberate mission of po

the western forces concert at the peoples of the balkans as well as so many other places for them, at least $31.00 whether you be starting their own sites. they want to pull their own features and wishes into it. it's impossible to transfer the way of life of some distant place to another space because nations have that own history, the own presence of the teacher. so i sent the headline stories to prison guards being held hostage in southern rushes. rough cellphone don't have no being freed, with the 6 isis link service holding them killed in a special forces rate. 14 countries including key players of the global side refuse to sign the final declaration of the so called the summit in switzerland, initiated by ukraine. and i would love to hear zalinski reassurance, his commitment to western values, into the search. you have gay pride parade, and job underground. does you print in new nazis forced them off the street? the was the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment developments as well. welcome to the weekly here in archie. let's begin in russia's southern city

clear that the western scheme, proclaimed to be the only correct one for ensuring security and prosperity in europe and the world, did not actually work. let us remember the tragedy in the balkans of course, they existed, accumulated in the former yugoslavia, sharply aggravated due to gross external interference. even then, the main principle appeared in all its glory diplomacy panadovsky. deep. vicious, fruitless when resolving complex internecine conflicts, namely to blame one of the parties, which for some reason they do not really like, to blame for all sins and to bring down on it all political, information and military power, economic sanctions and restrictions, subsequently the same approaches were used in different parts of the world, you and i know this very well: iraq, syria, libya, afghanistan and so on. they have brought nothing anywhere except aggravation of existing problems, broken destinies, millions of people, the destruction of entire states, the proliferation of pockets of humanitarian and social disasters, terrorist enclaves, in fact, not a single country in the world is immune from joining this sad list, so now the west is trying to brazenly get into the va

that the western scheme, proclaimed to be the only correct one for ensuring security and prosperity in europe and the world, does not actually work. let us remember the tragedy in the balkansf course, they existed, which accumulated in the former yugoslavia sharply worsened due to gross external interference. even then, the main principle appeared in all its glory. panatovsky’s diplomacy, deeply flawed and fruitless in resolving complex internecine conflicts, is to blame one of the parties, which they for some reason i don't really like it. iraq, syria, libya, afghanistan and so on, and nowhere did they bring anything except aggravation of existing problems, broken destinies of millions of people, destruction of entire ones. stability, by declaring a unilateral withdrawal from the anti-missile defense treaties and the elimination of intermediate- and shorter-range missiles in the open sky, together with their nato satellites, they destroyed the system of peace of trust and arms control in the european space that had been created over decades. in the end the selfishness and arrogance of western states has led to the current extremely dangerous state of affairs. we've arrive

balkans. -- i often find it incredible to be extent to which russia has really managed to infiltrate it self with every core of life in the westerntics. in doing so it has been successful in slowing down significantly the completion of the region's path toward nato and the european union. when it comes to bosnia in particular, that is something i think is a very strong movement that has been taking place over the past couple of years. in particular, i would say since the invasion of ukraine. and so, i think nato's credibility when it comes to the open-door policy is at stake, and ensuring continuing engagement with countries that have expressed interest in nato remains strong. >> how much does the ongoing conflict impact ukraine and the surrounding nations -- with bosnia's entrance into nato? do you think that will have a major influence on the actual ability to join the alliance? >> one of the things we have argued through some of ours at the wilson center, just beginning the nato assessment process does not immediately trigger world war iii. it does not meet article five applies. just an invitation to begin the talk would be a

balkans as well. we have got some warnings out for those thunderstorms northern parts of easily and the weather continues to push its way further east into western russia. now behind that whizzing wet and windy weather across scandinavia, some wintry weather coming into norway as warnings for some heavier rain in east anglia in england. that is that heavy rain in spain, it continues monday into tuesday. and you can see the heavy falls moving that way further east over the next few days. now it's a cold arctic wind blowing down from the northwest. that's going to knock the temperature is down for the likes of london. we're going to see something over, divide west versus east, as the heat continues to pump into the southeast for places like a grease and have a look at athens and sunshine through to thursday. and we could see it 40 degrees celsius that a team in the gaza strip, as is the last continues. there's a deliberate mission of posting and humanity in western media. and it needs to be question, sustains coverage that actively humanize as, as readings and actively humanizes palestinians. this is not the time for doing this kind of way. tracki

balkans. i find it incredible the extent to which russia has managed to infiltrate every core of life in the western baltics. it has managed to slow down the completion of the regions path tornado and the eu. bosnia in particular, that's a strong movement taking place over the past couple years. in particular, since the invasion of ukraine. nato's credibility when it comes to the open-door policy is at stake but ensuring continued engagement of countries that expressed interest in nato remains strong. >> how much does ongoing conflict impact ukraine and surrounding nations, bosnia's entrance into nato? will that have a major influence on the ability to join the alliance? >> one thing we argued is beginning the nato process does not immediately trigger world war iii or that article five applies. the beginning of talks would be a tremendous signal to ukraine its future is in nato, which we on this stage agree with and it would legitimize the fact they are fighting not just for their survival but for the west. inviting ukraine to begin those talks would mean so much. it is something, there is talk abou

balkans. we read warnings out on monday for serbia, but the weather continues as well for the north, across scan. today, if you're rushing across to some of the baltic states into ukraine and western parts of russia, we could see some of that rain as well, drip down close to greece. but it's the story of heats down here. we think temperatures, which will continue to rise over the next few days. it's a similar story for the south west. the spain and portugal will see the mercury stopped to come up here sunday into monday. as long as you will, with lots of dry weather to be found to coast person and island, it is going to get cooler for the likes of new weight and will be below the average . and also on tuesday, the, the in the book and back you watching out. just a reminder, top stories this, our children dying as malnutrition. and the hydration is found spread across the golf and strip live saving aid is available. but israel is preventing it from guessing in save the children says which side of children under the age of 2. on wasting away, at least 3 palestinians have been killed in an is riley strike on gauze. the city rescue workers and the people survive is in what's left. if

western areas of the check for public. but you can see the west to weather splashing down towards the balkans. we are expecting some thunder storms as well in so be at red warnings . have been issued here and the weather seats down old way into bulgaria and stretches up across some of the baltic states pushing into western parts of russia . and on tuesday we'll see the way to weather continue up there in the north, east and west weather as well for finland across into no way more in way of windy and wet weather. starting to come into play here. and that will drop temperatures in places like always low when doing what weather as well for the likes of britain and ireland temperatures around the average here. but it's a story of heat and rice guys with i bury and pen into the spain and portugal. temperatures are set to pick up here. over the next few days, they'll be picking up as well across the se for to kids, as well as greece and athens is going to scorch its way through to choose date with $38.00 degrees of the june 1967, 6 days the re drew the map of the middle east to dark colored aircraft