we've done the job in western europe. ow we have to translate -- the nature of this success into eastern europe. and so there are a lot of success stories in 1991 in this regard i mention three of them. the three baltic republics the european union and join nato. you have the expansion of the eu and the expansion window to include for many former countries that were soviet that were under soviet control and a lot of the same benefits follow the prosperity, the movement to population. the ways in which the adversaries think of germany and poland for many hundreds of years and adversaries in poland and germany become members of the european union. and then the nato alliance. in a sense, that a recipe that has worked between france and germany, it works between poland and germany and other countries after 91. the premise of the united states is a little bit more practical in a way. the premise of the u.s. is the sacrosanct thing in europe are the borders of these different european countries. it is absolutely crucial that cou

western europe. i'm putting things a little bit crudely. we've solved western europe. now we have to solve eastern europe. so we've done the job, western europe. now we have to translate. these terms translates the nature of the success into eastern europe. and so there are a lot of success after 1991 in this regard. i've mentioned three of them, the three baltic republics that joined the european and join nato's. you have the expansion, the eu and the expansion of nato's to include for many former, you know, sort of countries that were under soviet that were under control and a lot of the same benefits follow the prosperity of the movement of populations. the ways in which old adversaries think of germany and poland for many hundreds of years, they've been adversaries in in in europe, poland in germany become equal members of the european union and the nato alliance. so in a sense, that recipe that had worked between france and germany, it works between poland and germany and other countries. after

western europe. i'm putting things a little bit crudely. we've solved western europe. now we have to solve eastern europe. so we've done the job, western europe. now we have to translate. these terms translates the nature of the success into eastern europe. and so there are a lot of success after 1991 in this regard. i've mentioned three of them, the three baltic republics that joined the european and join nato's. you have the expansion, the eu and the expansion of nato's to include for many former, you know, sort of countries that were under soviet that were under control and a lot of the same benefits follow the prosperity of the movement of populations. the ways in which old adversaries think of germany and poland for many hundreds of years, they've been adversaries in in in europe, poland in germany become equal members of the european union and the nato alliance. so in a sense, that recipe that had worked between france and germany, it works between poland and germany and other countries. after

40% of our energy structure is already public. the opinion about the support of ukraine and in western europed increases well, what is important is that this information will probably finally reach those countries , those countries, well, which are far from us, which are far from this war, uh, what is the most important thing that there is no war, so that it all ended rather quickly and among them, well, the same india. but i think that those pictures that are shown all over the bbc channel are all watched by people in these countries and in africa, latin america , that is, the pressure will increase in such a public , public and on the governments of these countries also because if we are talking about the total barvy against e on this axis of evil, then of course eh well, such a barrage or isolation should be joined as he adjusts education . also, i think that this will also happen much faster than what the kremlin thinks or minsky or in tehran, mr. volodymyr, in the world we see many conflicts between states, that is, but usually these conflicts do not cross a certain border and even in wa

with our past and this is a question of our long-term absolutely non- existence in the space of western europeally france italy they have russian and western european narratives because they did not have the experience of meeting this occupier, this carrier of this worldview, because they were liberated by a civilized american and british soldier, not a soviet one , and eastern europe knows what it is. well, they need a little bit of hungarians there some amnesiacs but let's say it's in the authorities yes, but in principle, everyone understands that we are dealing with such people and what is it for, what is it for, a big flat ballet pointe and a kerosene boot comes, you know that's why i even remember the cold war i now i can honestly say that i don't remember when i was a child, but now i can honestly tell you that i have discovered for myself what we have already done. when the cold war between the soviet union and america began, we did not see british and american stars well-educated in italian and french. and this shows that the soviet union was very aggressive in this territory, just li

they do not control western europe, everything that is happening in western europe now let the germansumentation tomorrow, the factories will begin to collapse, who benefits america america is looking at it now and they are pouring from the russians they can use nuclear weapons. it's that, they're crazy america rose adjoins, you know, in world war ii it rose precisely when europe was destroyed precisely because of this graduate world. yes, a red, beautiful educational institution, a colonel in the reserve. and military special equipment in the days of the ussr well, they write the older group, yes it was. yes, then everything revolved around hussein's nuclear briefcases, and now this phrase nuclear threat or nuclear war, it has appeared on all social networks on tv screens about this seriously, serious politicians say. you must have heard vučić's gloomy forecast. yes to gena sobolev and you? how do you see the future? you know, i still, in addition to the visor, graduated from the academy of marshal zhukov in his specialty. as you understand, you know the zenith missile troops, the str

and advocated increasing the provision of military allowances to ukraine in the countries of western europehis number the difference in dependence, uh, well, from country to country. i think that after the shelling of kyiv, that after the destruction of major cities of ukraine, 40% of our energy no, this is the structure, well, public opinion is about it, the support of ukraine and in western europe hits increases. well, and well, what is important is that this information will probably finally reach those countries , those countries, well, which are far from us, which are far from this war, uh, what is the most important thing that there is no war, that it all ends as soon as possible and among them, well, the same india but i i think those pictures are what are shown all over the bbc, and people in these countries and in africa, latin america , that is, the pressure on the governments of these countries will also increase, because if we are talking about a total war against this axis of evil, then of course, well, such a barrage or isolation should be joined by opening education . also, i

a lot of countries today in western europe distracting their their own populations with the war and ukraine. we do not. we did not see as much distraction when there was a war in iraq when there was a war. and then when there's a war, apparently today in yemen. so they're using this, of course, ukraine war is closer to us than the others, but they still were major wars and it's not forget that the u. s. that was since 2001 are. and what were 900000 people close to a 1000000 people who died. and so we've been, we haven't spoken too much about that. but because of the inflation because of the diary economic situation before because of the atomization of the western society, they are using a lot of the governments today in western europe are turning the head away, trying to turn the heads away from domestic problems to what is going on in ukraine so that people try to think that, okay, well maybe they're maybe better off than elsewhere in europe today, but they are all using that because the situation is it will be going into recession in many countries in western europe and governance just do

and the reality there will is going to come home more and more directly to the peoples of western europe and north america. if, if that is the policy that particularly london and washington follow. and i believe that also the other allies in the later camp will be very nervous at this escalation, which could, of course, spill over into their own territory. started the making of the russian government, not at all. but because of the nature of a conflict like this, so it's not all one way traffic in the sense that the hawks in london and washington wish to go for else. they also have to consider the reality of what the steps may result in not robson, former deputy former minister of new zealand. thank you so much for your time and your thoughts that we do appreciate it, sir. good to be on our tea. you know what mr. robson, indeed our other guests were going through there. it all comes for ukraine's secret services. carried out a terrorist attack by bombing the crimea in bridge an assault which killed 3 people . that is, according to the head of russia's investigative committee, who has bri

to power and under the influence of the soviet union, in order to consolidate western europe, it was to have common joint political and economic projects. on september 19, 1946, at the university of zurich, winston churchill proposed the idea of ​​creating a council of europe, which later led to the creation of the european union , and all those echogenic and universal international institutions after world war ii. e belonged to the creation of a new one, and world relations were precisely in favor. whenever you want to create here is a new tool that can still destroy those syrias that uh exist then then it was precisely the national strength that had to be found, well, a good reason for the second world war was over and uh, you need to find a way to to establish a long stable sustainable peace on a european. on the continent, for this, the councils of europe were created in communication and began to create a basic, and the institutions of saturnism, which is further e on the base, which was given to the hall. ah, the russian union. today, when the european union exists, we all clear

when the baltic states, poland , czech republic, slovakia, romania separate western europe like this, this also suits. moreover , all these countries from finland, even starting under the control of britain and, accordingly , the americans separate western europe from russia with a pie of us control. he too suits and this option suits with the italian e elections. there is also such a small moment on the fourteenth, in my opinion, speaking to uh european. here is brussels. strictly speaking, the elite, she is up to the regional committee. she clearly said, all the time is over. uh, swing back and forth. let's be clear. let's create a united strong europe what is translated into russian? let's already forget to go through the national government's italian precedent. here it is interesting in how much italy will be able to prevent europe from brussels, in the first place seize control from national governments. on the other hand, if e comes to power in poland, the person who is being promoted in germany well, let's be frank, yes, tusk is a german man in poland , everyone knows about thi

they make up the biggest gaslink between russia and western europe. onth, nordstream stopped delivering gas after the u.s. energy standoff with russia. europe accused muska of playing politics because of western sanctions over the war in ukraine, but russia blamed a turbine a defect. canada, where the repairs are carried out, said it was willing to repair the devices. the turbines were specifically excluded from sanctions in july. but pipelines still contain gas under pressure, despite not delivering fewer. on monday the leaks were detected in swedish and danish waters. ♪ let's bring in our guests now. in london, leon izbicki, in natural gas analyst at the research consultancy firm energy aspects. in bern, cornelia meyer, ceo of meyer resource. in moscow, vyacheslav mishchenko, an oil and gas expert. leon in london. let me start with you if we can. the intense speculation is swirling right now as to who is responsible for these apparent attacks on these pipelines. who, in your view, gains or benefits the most from any disruption to these pipelines? gue

summer like weather continues to treat western europe. it's late october. tourists in france and spain are sunbathing. beach resorts across france have extended their season as the unusually hot weather keeps tourists coming. the warm weather has raised the risk of wuildfires in many regions though. the temperatures are 10 degrees higher than this time of year. so that's it for me. stay safe. . that's all for this edition of "nhk newsline." do stay with us for more. >>> this is newsline biz. consumer prices in tokyo rose in october at the fastest pace in four decades when the effects of consumption tax hikes are excluded. soaring raw material prices and higher import costs due to the weaker yen were the main factors. the internal affairs ministry says the consumer price index for the capital cluimbed 3.4% from a year earlier. that is the highest since june 1982. it excludes fresh foods because weather conditions caused the prices to fluctuate. food prices increased 6%. gas bills soared 29%. electricity charges went up by 27%. the prices of cell phones rose

they do not control western europe everything that is happening now in western to europe let the germans begin pre-industrialization tomorrow, the factories will start collapsing who benefits america america is looking at this now and they are pouring in from the russians can use nuclear weapons. yes, what are they? america rose to touch, you know, in world war ii it rose precisely when europe was destroyed precisely because of this graduate visa red excellent educational institution colonel in the reserve and military specialist in iraq during the soviet era everything revolved around hussein's nuclear suitcases and now this phrase, nuclear threat or nuclear war, it has appeared on all social networks on tv screens about this seriously, serious politicians say. you must have heard the gloomy forecast of guchic, yes, at the general assembly. and you? how do you see the future? you know, after all, in addition to the believer, i graduated from the academy of marshal zhukov e in the specialty, as you understand, you know the zenith missile forces, strategic troops in the academy passed ver

have already said the steel foundry industry, let's say germany and the surrounding countries of western europesly suffered reduced production at such a price for incoming energy resources, primarily gas, but it is impossible, but to engage in profitable production. it loses all meaning. the weakening of the industrial locomotive of europe will certainly be received with great enthusiasm across the ocean. yes, and the third neighbors in the european union, there are many spiteful critics, it is worth mentioning the undisguised ones separately. poland due to the destruction of the nord streams, the poles rejoice that the flow of gas from russia to germany is paralyzed by three quarters. pipes, that is, competitors of the nord stream, the 2nd third pipe is called a sign of mistrust between poland and germany, since warsaw built highways bypassing berlin instead of agreeing on supplies through germany; moreover, the baltic pipe opened with pomp is nothing more than a sharp into the european pipe. however, neither norway, nor germany and the netherlands asked for permission. the eu energy market is

well, in general, as such a reference point on the silk road between china and western europe, because no matter what we talk about, uh, nevertheless, one of the goals of the silk road project is the one belt one road initiative. this is just an increase in the connectivity of transport links with the expansion of trade between china and europe, which is china's largest trading partner. western time in this regard, the role of belarus here. well, it is in the power of geographical location plus. uh, due to the fact that the most sectoral characteristics, damn it, of the belarusian economy. it has a number of advantages here. yes has a skilled workforce. it has a well- developed infrastructure. this is why chinese companies, in principle, have shown and are showing interest in investments e in respect e on the territory of belarus e. the same, here is the great stone, uh, this technopark is, so to speak, an example. uh, belarusian chinese cooperation with their first of all, including in the sphere of high technologies and in this respect. i believe that uh, of course, the prospects her

yakutsk - it is 1/5 of the territory of the russian federation, it is more than the whole of western europele, so that we understand how huge this territory is, and people are also being mobilized there, and the local governor he decided to tell us what they are giving us instead war-hungry yakut who is more or less predicted to arrive in a package or not at all. what do families give us in exchange for the perspective of their deceased relative? let's listen to the october month of families mobilized in garages. potatoes, carrots, beets, onions, everything is grown in the suburbs of the city, ikutskoe, if necessary , volunteers will deliver them to your home address. people, because there are different peoples. the population of this great federation, which gives its sons, fathers, men to be slaughtered, in fact, for a one-time vegetable set , borscht, so to speak, please, mobilized, and barium was also asked to cancel, well , there are more lambs, but there you can at least early confuse it with the child you sent as for the possibility, well, that's nice, but you're not quite right that

groups to get the division that the government of mama kentucky, a lot of countries today in western europe by distracting their their own populations with the war and ukraine. we do not, we did not see as much distraction when there was a war in iraq when there was a war. and then when there's a war, apparently today in yemen, they are using a lot of the governments today in western europe are turning the head away, trying to turn the heads away from domestic problems to what is going on in ukraine . so that people try to think that okay was maybe there may be better off than elsewhere and moving on now a sway the doctors from an arab physicians organization have thought a petition calling for top israeli medical official to be fact knots after he proposed to find for palestinian mothers who give birth to more than 4 children and cause outrage among the countries our community w. regarding the matter of population growth in the more problematic population, we face a kind of paradox. on the one hand, we understand that the birth rate is decisive, the arab womb, and on the other hand, we enc

us for ukrainian analysts, by the way, it's a serious problem now that the west, especially in western europelly have us mrs. maria excuse me please message maria i'm sorry we have a lot of problems with communication right now the last thing you said was difficult to hear. we will now redial you and try to restore normal communication, because it is very interesting to listen to what ms. maria says, and it is interesting how she says what will happen next in russia, will there be these revanchist sentiments or there won't be, mr. mykola - my previous interlocutor, mykola polozov, said that there won't be any revenge movements, that you can only try to destroy russia from the outside, but what's most interesting is what he said that you can destroy such things, mrs. maria, you're with us again yes yes congratulations yes yes keep talking because because we are you the sound broke a little and after hearing what you said you can continue we understand that there is a really significant part we i mean not only ukrainians for us sushi is visible but collectively such an anti-putin anti-russian c

external line of behavior is perceived and i am convinced that our partner union, especially in western europein to a conditionally different head of the russian federation who will play the role of the one who corrects putin's mistakes will try to restart the dialogue of the west will take russian troops into the territory of ukraine and so on that this change itself is nothing in principle, in the policy of russia in relation to the outside world, it will not change strategically, because everything will be the same, these laws of history, the laws of public opinion. i have been engaged in researching public attitudes for many years, and if this question remains all this was partly caused and supported by society, it will simply lead to an explosion in 10-15 years, maybe even earlier there will be revanchist sentiments, there will be a feeling of a certain humiliation. well, i will not appeal to the country, which i think we understand happened after one defeat. and who came a little more than 10 years ago, there was power precisely on the czech sentiments in society, but in the west and for

/5 of the territory of the russian federation, it's more than yakutia, more than the whole of western europeiple, so that we understand how huge this territory is, and people are being mobilized there, and the local governor decided to tell, and what do they give to us, a replacement for a war-taker, yaka, which is more or less it is predicted to arrive in a package or it will not be brought at all what families are given in exchange for the prospect of their dead relative

and western europe are going to be facing dire consequences as winter arrives. they're going to feel the pain, i think a lot more than us taxpayer thing will. busy the gas pop, but i do think you're starting to see some in the u. s. question. what are we doing? why are we doing it at a time when you've just had this massive hurricane destroyed? parts of florida in the southeast us were sent in another $16000000000.00. so to ukraine, that 16000000 you go, a long way to rebuilding florida. and i think americans are starting to ask those questions of why are we sending the money there when we need it? here, i get a sense of what happened in the united states. see villray as a political commentator. thank you so much for joining me here. it was a pleasure to lindsey, so thank you. ok, it's me. well, most of the says the recent sabotage of the nose theme pipelines is play straight into the hands of international gas supplies with the crime and spoke with exactly who stands to benefit the most to use. it's clear that amid the suspension of these pipelines, there is on

. russia has a strong desire to find alternative meas, to continue its exportation of gas to western europe and other countries. and president vladimir putin in stana made that clear when he proposed a platform to be built in turkey for the distribution of russian gas to. so if there is an interest from to kia and our potential pies in other countries, we would consider the possibility of building another gas pipeline system and creating a gas health inter kia for sales to 3rd countries, primarily of costing you opinions if they're of course interested in this, the work of this hub, which we could create together, would be a platform, not just for supplies, but for determining the price to be consistent. a very important issue. today the prices are exorbitant and we could regulate them at a normal market level without political overtones. a company spokesman committee pest coffers in as tanner said, that the president of the one and present put in, showed strong desire for an immediate implementation of the idea. and the 2 companies rush and gus from and turkish, both us pipelines corporati

it is you who are turning to nowhere in western europe; there is no chance for the inhabitants of westernll, you know, i had a conversation on this topic with a major french politician francualino, and who are the head of their own party, some from the president in two elections, a the chances are very, uh, small, his party k is offering exactly this marina, by the way, has never offered a way out of common europe, this is ours, so to speak, why is this such an illusion? in general, the people who step in for an exit from a common europe are literally a few percent, and they are marginal. i would gladly speak. and i’m telling you the truth to shaman on camera, because i’m an expert specifically on nato armies, specifically on france in a specific french language, in fact bury, in fact bury. well, i just have to admit that you are just stating. we actually. i am stating the fact that, unfortunately, they will have a very hard time, because inside their block there is still a department for seniors and juniors, and the juniors are ready to sacrifice after us. and this is also profitable com

western europe, they were not going to help the soviet union on the contrary.oviet union continued to pay debts under the lend-visa. this is the supply of food and weapons by the united states just to help the soviet union fight the nazis. they didn't give a penny the author of the european reconstruction program was us secretary of state george catlit marshall he was military policy and the essence of military politicians' thinking is to capture and hold and the purpose of this plan was to take control of the whole of europe absolutely everything all european countries, but take and hold under their economic partnership, as was said in this plan, but what economic partnership consists of is to control everything that countries produce to control the market and control all social life, the countries that accepted help were western, germany belgium austria luxembourg denmark greece france ireland ireland italy norway former triplets netherlands portugal switzerland great britain sweden and turkey received aid from the usa in addition to western europe japan and

and this was the beginning of a big split and religious protests and wars in western europe, but over time, protestantism, as the teachings of the reformers were called, turned into one of the three main directions of christianity on orthodoxy and catholicism october 31, 1899 in the united states at the philadelphia shipyard from the stocks was launched cruiser, varyag became a legend of the russian fleet. the ship was based in port arthur, then this chinese port belonged to russia at the beginning of the russo-japanese war in the battle of chimulpo varyag entered into an unequal battle with japanese personnel. of the nine ships, it was badly damaged and flooded by the crew so as not to get to the enemy, but the japanese raised the ship and, after repairs, included it in their fleet. having given a new name to soybeans, however, they retained the name varyag on the stern, and the recruit was told that this was a russian ship that accomplished a feat. during the first world war, russia bought the japanese for the varangian and sent to the uk for repair. there he remained. after the rev

right, and now it's one thing to have certain rules in the western europe specifically. why do you think that those western officials have now, at least they appear to now be so interested and what's happening in iran? i do think that the people of iran are likely to listen to that. and the things that they actually care about their circumstances. this time around, the people in the west have a short term memory. the people of you run have a very long term memory. the 1953 could, could be again, dr. mohammed must fedex was like, yesterday for them. so they're not going to listen to what these western politicians are saying from their cosy capital built on the blood and the gold and the silver and the jewels of the people's in the 3rd world that they stole it from, from their colonies. so ultimately, i think you'd be, think a great interest in this because it, it further their foreign policy and their geopolitical aim. if further us, you nato imperialism. if further, that is changed and let's not forget at this point, iran is the only major country in the region to suppor

they do not control western europe everything that is happening now in western europe let tomorrow haven to collapse, who benefits america america is looking at this now and they are pouring in from the russians can use nuclear weapons. this decision is crazy. got off. america rose, you know very well, in the second world war it rose precisely when europe was destroyed precisely because of this.

part of the territory of the russian federation, he is more than i am more than the whole of western europe, in principle, we understood how huge this territory is, and people are also being mobilized there, and the local governor also decided to tell us that they are giving us a replacement for the war-hungry yakut, who will more or less predictably come in a package or it will not be brought at all what families are given in exchange for the perspective of their dead relative let's listen to the october month of the mobilized families of the center for the support of the families of the participants for a single product set consisting of fresh vegetables cabbage potatoes carrots beetroot onions all grown in the suburbs of the city and in the suburbs, if necessary, volunteers will deliver them to your home address. is the population capable of rebellion? i won’t even say it’s a people, because there are different peoples . one-time vegetable set borscht, so to speak , please mobilize more, but there you can at least confuse the ram with the child you sent and for the vegetables, uh, well,

the political transformation of western europe begins with italy experts and guests of the editors' club discuss the global processes that are taking place on the continent, when the principles of justice will be in the forefront to abandon the inglorious past for europeans, it turns out not so, just europeans, in principle, and they are not embarrassed by this already their colonial past and wonderful enjoy. that is, we all know very well where european wealth comes from. where is the influence? that is, it is a century of robbery of the rest of the world. well , look, the question is really raised even today, even africa today, who is it in the world community . they are nowhere at all. no. we're arguing russia with the us russia with europe there russian with china who is there against whom? where is africa it is not, in general, that is, this continent is still under colonial oppression

in advance and the people's republic of china and iran and, by the way, at a certain time in western europend the united states proved that only the creation of an original political system that reflects national traditions of history and customs ensures people's sovereignty and security even when the americans created their own model of democracy. they did not copy the british, they did not copy any other, they were pioneers. why are they founding fathers? and what we often did at the suggestion of sisli in so called systemic liberals or democrats last perestroika wave. we copied western models. and when we copy, it is convenient to manipulate them. remember how we even during our historic referendum in the ninety. for half a year they argued about which constitution is more similar to the french american one, they even seemed to justify it, but here in france in the fifth republic, yes, we don’t have to justify ourselves to anyone if the belarusian people’s assembly is rooted in our traditions. it's evening brotherhood zemstvo, all belarusian eat the seventeenth year, the people's assembl

gripped by the energy crisis, forecasters predict it will be cold, windless and rumor has it that western europe will experience particularly cold temperatures in november, the finational times also expects less wind and rainfall. this will deal a serious blow to renewable energy sources, storefronts, mills and hydroelectric power plants will not be able to warm up due to them, the position of the europeans. the situation of the lack of russian gas is seriously aggravated. belarus in the heating season and russian gas and firewood are already these raw materials, our earth is rich, and they are used, even wood chips have opened a new boiler house in brest. she works for local three belarusian-made boilers with a total capacity of 12 mw burn the chepu, heat the boiler house in the graevka microdistrict and new buildings along lieutenant street. the ryabtsev system is fully automated for its maintenance . one employee is needed for a shift inside the premises and one for loading wood chips. in total , up to 3 million cubic meters of wood fuel at the enterprises of the ministry of forestry are prep

when the baltic states, poland, czech republic , slovakia, romania separate western europe like this,over , all these countries from finland, even starting under the control of britain and, accordingly , the americans separate western europe from russia with a pie of us control. he too suits and this option suits with the italian e elections. there is also such a small moment on the 14th, in my opinion, speaking to uh european. here is brussels. strictly speaking, the elite. she is up to the regional committee. she clearly said, all the time is over. uh , swing back and forth. let's be clear. let's create a united strong europe what is translated into russian? let's already forget to pass, the national government is the italian president. here it is interesting in how much italy will be able to prevent europe from brussels, first of all to intercept control by national governments. on the other hand, if e comes to power in poland, the person who is being promoted in germany well, let's speak frankly. yes, donald tusk is a man of germany in poland, everyone knows about this, too, but a

this dream never before in peace time had western europe suffered such a shock. once cheap energy prices quadrupled. and business production costs skyrocket. to maintain their margins, companies laid off workers. my son, employment not seen since the war was back. a social model designed to offer full employment was cracking. once again cash had to be found and quickly. ah, could a will text me the solution in france a plant tax capital was back on the agenda. his proposal was discussed during just can't a 27 year term as president and was proposed by the left wing coalition that came in to power off to him in 1991. i also don't fulton this. my tax on largest states will never be supported by the owners of largest states, but the tax reform, the country is calling for is on the way and will hopefully bring about more equality. 8 upper can space, you guess, is your lulu fixed it to dish a communion room? the bill was far along one you mom's lily for it was close to being passed into law don't so that we did the lawyer because the finance law imposed deadlines. goo

this year there has been material losses in all regions of the world, including south asia, western europe and north america due to the effects of disaster prone whether resulting from climate change. this has created another problem to the international community. we are plunging into the worst of her state since world war ii, owing to the high handedness of some countries attempting to replace the current international order with a rules-based international order governed by the unilateral western values. the q1 was founded in reflection of expectations and desire of humankind for wanting to see no more of the scourge of the world words. the present reality calls for the united nations to promote cooperation and reconciliation and unity among its member states at discharge and it riches mandates. -- righteous mandates. achieving overall over the most of the country while overcoming the difficulties and obstacles. i hope that the successes gained will make a positive contribution to the deliberation for overcoming challenges and finding transformative solutions by the international commun

the baltic states are larger than the czech republic, slovakia, romania, like this, separate western europeese countries from finland, even starting under the control of britain and, accordingly , the americans separate western europe from russia with a pie of us control. he, too , suits and this option suits with the italian e-elections. there is also such a small moment on the fourteenth, in my opinion, speaking to uh european. here is brussels. strictly speaking, the elite. she yes, she clearly said the regional committee, all the time was over. uh, swing back and forth. let's be clear. let's create a united strong europe what is translated into russian? let's already forget to pass, the national government is the italian president. what is interesting here is to what extent italy will be able to prevent europe from brussels, in the first place, to seize control from national governments. on the other hand, if e comes to power in poland, the person who is promoted in germany well, let's be frank, yes, tusk is the person of germany in poland about this everyone also knows, but at the same

the russian drills came as nato holds its own annual nuclear exercises in north western europe. right. to high worrying? are these russian, you care drills state of the rush analyst roman continental? well, there are reasons for both to be worried and not to be worried. first, these drills come, this is not a surprise. russia normally does such drills in autumn in october. and the western countries were warned about them. so, and observe us, we're expecting something like this to happen because of the war in ukraine, because the situation is tense and russia using its nuclear power to threaten the western to ukraine. so it is not surprising at all. on the other hand, for the war has been going on in ukraine for over 8 months now. everybody is very under pressure, including the russian military. so you can not exclude that in such as ration. something may go wrong. this was not a nuclear test, it was a test of missiles capable of carrying a nuclear nuclear warheads. but still, these are strategic weapons and they are very, very dangerous. and one thing more that, which makes me w

rhetoric, ah, the russian drills come as nato holds its own annual nuclear exercises in north western europe. there are more climate alarms from the u. n. a new report shows that the 3 main greenhouse gases hit record highs in the atmosphere last year. the report says that agriculture is to blame for rising levels of nitrous oxide and methane. the latest warnings come a week before delegates from around the world are due to meet for crucial climate change talks in egypt. climate activists spray painting the windows of a luxury car brand. it's gorilla campaigns like this one in london because much criticism lately. but the activists say, it's their only chance to break through with the message that the world isn't doing enough. the response to the climate crisis. right now, a new un report delivers the same message, the world's current climate pledges are far off track to limit temperature as the 3 main greenhouse gases, carbon dioxide, methane and nitrous oxide hit record high levels in the atmosphere last year. what is particularly frightening this? you're not ever look at the growth phrase