the thing is, the rest of the world working together is precisely what's undermining europe's western europe. the imperialist europe's ability to have their stability and prosperity right. one rested on the other. you know, why was europe complicit with the usa for so long? because it's so it's best interest as being a junior partner in this hegemonic rule of the world, than in, you know, trying to, to trade separately as it was, wasn't strong enough after world war to the european powers, to be, to be a power on their own you know, the idea of them making a partnership with russia did always, always make the usa nervous. because that's the potential ability then for power to be strong enough to question yeah. and threats, dominance of the usa. but the problem for the western europeans is they want to rush that was subservient not to partner. that, that's, that, that's the how imperialism works. they wanted rushes resources, they wanted. it's military power. it's technological base. it's agriculture. but they wanted to just take it, they didn't want to get to join and share the spoils, share

now the, the question is why has western europe, what's in europe, ian politicians failed. so comprehensively here. and by the way, in the course of failing, i think they've said western europe for a tremendous amount of economic and political trouble in the coming decade. my fear is that the center will collapse in western europe and then you will have a choice between left and the right. i would prefer that we would go in the left direction, but my fear is the wife is going to win out. and that would be a terrible step back now. for russia and china, they don't really care who wins out. they would have liked to have dealt with the sensible center, but once the sensible center cheats on them and turns against them aggressively, then they'll deal with whoever they have to. so i think western europe is going to be the most interesting point of political and economic conflict in the coming decade. just isn't it interesting, you know where the west says ed projects, prosperity and security and itself now is the, the, the poor region of the world. ok. it's going in the wrong di

live and work in their own country, and will ukraine be able to compete with the countries of western europe, it will be able to , because we remember that when the war ends and the year ends, there will be huge investments in ukraine , jobs will be created. foreign capital, i.e. unemployment from over 20%, which will now decrease, so let's remember that we are currently in ukraine with huge unemployment in poland or the countries of the european union, this unemployment is record low in poland, about 5%, such unemployment has not been there for many, many years well, still, until now, the countries of western europe need workers, but not all countries employ refugees and migrants in general , just like in poland, poland is an exception in the european union, i want it to be the first a country that realized back in 2007 that it was necessary to simplify the legalization procedures for workers from the east, especially from ukraine, and we remember that before the war , about 1.5 million people worked in poland and they were labor migrants. that is, it was primarily those people who did not

as part of there were no communist governments in western europe, the americans began to reformat.ir relations with the europeans, creating a military union that is, here, uh, the most, which is now called a notebook. that is, these are three years of additional militarization of europe and a new plan was developed, which was called the plan for ensuring joint security. in what it consisted in the fact that all countries included in the framework of this plan should bear their load, and militarily , that is, create armed forces, and for the americans themselves there was a change in the concept from the e concept, overwhelming superiority in all directions, and to the concept according to which they must ensure supremacy at sea and in the air and use nuclear weapons as a basis, and cannon fodder on the battlefields should have already serve, so to speak, the troops of the allies. and so, in accordance with this plan, a more intensive militarization of europe had just begun; the program came into effect only in april 1949, when an agreement was signed on creation of the north atlant

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o. 2 in western europe, in france, italy, germany, or so. but would i cannot, you are not modern europe of nations for the future, a not to be instrumentalists, lack e u, i would say, elijah nate, 2 objectives to make russia an enemy unto fragment europe. mo, between western europe and russia, and do pierre emanuel tom on a geopolitical expert, another head of the euro continent. think tank of so good to get you here on the program and listen to your opinion here. thank you very much for your time. and i look forward to seeing you again, but at least as we understand now, one person has been killed and more than a 1000 wounded and violent or stand offs between protesters and police. it's all going down in peru this week. the demonstrate is mostly indigenous people try to storm an airport in the nation's 2nd biggest city, but they were stopped by police classes have been sweeping peru for more than a month now with protesters to mining the resignation of president dina watson, we took office last month also, her predecessor was ousted the bed

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i think that we've seen western europe, we say nato. we've seen american media and other media make this all about putin and pollutants aggression. while they've ignored the aggression of the nazi regime and ukraine under lensky attacking civilians, bombing, murdering raping and pillaging the western ukrainian region, that is now under the auspices of russia. so there was no concern when civilians were being killed by by the ukrainian militias. these legacies of naziism in world war 2, no concern by american media. no concerned via by world media, no concerned by western europe. but now that again, the argument is to put his protective cover over that region. now, the aggressor, not, not ukraine. i think the other thing is, we saw bizarre episode a week ago when, so lensky literally did a video call for foreign investment for big corporations to invest in the war efforts as a way to make money. it's the most blatant called a war profiteering i think we've ever seen in the history of mankind. hey, let's kill people. let's go to war. so w

a. western europe. so the u. s. washington wants the europeans to wage this war because they don't want to spend their budget, they want, they want to europeans to wage the war, nicola, but they also want europe to be d industrialized, hence the cutting out of russian energy. i mean, what is the school for poor old europe these days? it seems like it's getting squeezed between a rock and a hard place. it definitely is. and that's, that's the position it's in, at the, in the european countries we'll have to buy a new weapons and where they go to buy them from, from the us. so the american industrial military industrial complex im making lot of games out of this war and look at the, the prices of their stocks on the market. and they are skyrocketing. they're the ones who are thinking about this and in europe because it does not have a policy because there are no sovereign, they're who their, your conditions are losing their sovereignty. they're the ones we're going to be losing the most out of this. they won't have ac

at the history of western europe they robbed each other from the very beginning .o rob the colonies, because they had already robbed each other to the end. and just like that they behave lead. and here it must be said. yes, we are herbivores, this does not mean that we are weak. now, when this card comes up every time 100 years goes by, there is a big animal, as usual. it was germany now the united states they have become jackals like this farther than the hyena pond. yes , everyone is waiting until they get there, but a large animal, like yes, and well, we all understand. a lion and an elephant or a lion and a rhinoceros will not work. leo won't be able to. only the main thing is that this big animal understands that they will bite him. and we've been for a long time. somehow they didn't understand that we will be bitten. they are such friends, they are such a beautiful kitty. yes, such kitties, yes, well, but it is necessary to the skull. also stoltenberg , damn it, then some other guys. yes , they think that we will behave the way we have behaved for 30 years. t

to power under the influence of the soviet union in order to consolidate western europe is necessary re 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 the creation of all and those echogenic and universal international investments after the second world war. e belonged to the creation of a new, and world relations precisely in favor of the war. whenever you want to create a new tool that can still destroy them, those syrias that ah-ah exist then then it was just national strength must be found, well, a good reason for world war ii. it was finished - once and uh, it is necessary. find a way to establish another stable sustainable world on a european. the continent was created for this on the sit down and the councils of europe and began already, too, uh, to create a base. uh, institute there's nothing, which is the russian union. today, when the european union exists, we all clearly see the other side of the coi

it could be piped and transmitted and shipped to western europe. there is other legislation i have been a part of, the energy for allies act is something that i introduced late last congress, and it does exactly that. it depends 100% on the permitting and the reform of permitting in the country right here. there is a pipeline just to the northwest called mountain valley pipeline. that pipeline has the capacity for 3 billion cubic feet a day that goes from the atlantic ocean to a port which could be a northern europe six days later. we as the united states are not doing our part to help our own allies, if, if we are -- if we are forgetting to permit the pipeline, like we have so often. >> i want to go back to the pass climate accords. people say that that decision, that agreement weakened american and our ability to be energy independent while allowing other countries like china and india to go on polluting, to do whatever they want. what is your view on that and how has that affected things? >> it absolutely has weakened us because the main crimina

so, you can only sympathize with the peoples of western europe, and the eastern one, too, but whose rulers are, in fact, uh, their own countries. e lead to the slaughter, a in the direction of a deep economic crisis and uh weakening, uh uh, defensive potential for the sake of fueling the pre- doomed kiev regime. it is no coincidence that general secretary. nato stoltenberg. uh, recently stated that here, if you put on a bowl on the scales on the one hand, maintaining this e the minimum defensive potential and assistance to ukraine, the latter is more important. well, that's all the logic. and vladimir alekseevich, after all, these are these well, a la legal issues, because leopards are checking, germany, and at the same time, the poles are ready to send a company. but i understand that weapons manufacturers and suppliers. they have restrictions in contracts that without permission. uh, this is how, by the way, switzerland did, which banned the spanish, in my opinion, to the authorities to supply weapons manufactured by switzerland and sold by spain and so, can it still germany to insist th

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it's actually going to western europe. so the south african foreign minister actually called on journalists to find where exactly that grain is going. she said, it would be really nice to see some sort of investigative report into that. to understand why that's happening. as for sir gay leverage, he laid the blame squarely at the feet of the west, slits at the west. let's take a listen to what he said for linda. it's them again. we have repeatedly provided confirmed facts, proving the problems and the food markets began long before russia's military operation. according to the us, we turn everything into weapons, oil, gas, sports, and so on. i handed over a text today that sets out the situation in the food markets. after the you and hed proposed the initiative. we immediately agreed. and now we've implemented 2 agreements about the grain deal, which is somehow being implemented. but everything goes to the you and not to poor countries. as for russian, fertilizers and grain, the un didn't help the west remove obstacles to

difficult time, first covid restrictions, then unprecedented sanctions from the countries of western europethe republic of belarus and in. as a result, we have lost the opportunity to heal children abroad , which is very timely. now we are not dependent on anyone, and here in wonderful conditions in the most beautiful place with nature here fantastic i know it. not by hearsay it is possible to heal our children of the new building in the pearl created 55 new jobs. this event marked the beginning of a series of festive events dedicated to the 85th anniversary of the vitebsk region. efficiency and safety at the nan forest institute, belarusians have created means for the destruction of pest beetles, while specialists emphasize the substance is not harmful to other forest inhabitants, as well as people, the development of the drug lasted 2 years ; conducted laboratory tests of prototypes of this biological product, which showed one hundred percent insect mortality test insects were tops and six-toothed bark beetles koro.

the countries of western europe lured serbia and came to the conclusion that if everything gets reallyrica, it’s better to go to russia because there are no same-sex marriages in russia, and there is a family education that is legal in the usa but serbia greece germany and in many other countries, it is illegal in addition to this, russia has a very strong army. i could move to chile or uruguay or any other latin american country. but, if america suddenly decides that it needs their oil or other natural resources. she just can send her army there to take over the country, replacing its leader with a loyal america, and nothing will change for me. i will live in another country under american control. and russia has the power to defend its borders. she has there is a power by which she can say, no we will not do this we will not do what america tells us we have our own country. our traditions rules and laws and we will not let america come here and dictate what we do and for all reasons, i came to the conclusion that russia is a good option in case i decide to leave the states the last d

new year celebrations are taking place across western europe and africa.ls from warsaw and stockholm in the east to brussels, paris, madrid and also edinburgh and london, where 2023 is now two hours old. it's the first time since the pandemic began that large—scale events have taken place. let's begin with the scene at the river thames in central london. over 100,000 revellers welcomed in the new year to the chimes of big ben, where the countdown was projected within the london eye in the lead—up to midnight.

western europe doesn't care. ukraine has nothing to do with ukrainians. they would constantly talk about what has been happening over the past eight years and beg for someone to do something about it, even before russia started military operation. the west should already have something to do with it. maybe push ukraine to comply with the minsk agreements or impose sanctions against zelensky against the nazis in ukraine . they just want so that the slavs die and they don’t care about ukrainian or russian. they want to see eastern european christians die. and i think we have to look at the historical context. it is necessary to look at the whole history as a whole, and not only at what happened on february 24, by the way, it is noteworthy, but precisely on february 24. i became a russian citizen. so it was a good day to get citizenship.

in relation to simple germany . the reason was not only the desire to restore the economy of western europe, but the strategy was very clear, very clear that only the development of the economy from these countries can preserve democracy in these countries and will not allow some radical forces, first of all, the communists under under the leadership of stalin, he expands his influence on western europe. so, europe has good lessons that should be taken into account . and therefore, i do not think that it would be useful for anyone to have ukraine remain some kind of responsible relative. if you you are talking about the success of all european countries, what has already been done with belarus, yes, it is with yours, in general . what is the biggest influence on her, uh, that would uh, uh , it would have uh, ukrainy's victory against russia, this is the victory. lead to belarus, eh, and something what we saw in the 20th year is that it shows that the belarusian society has a very great desire to live in a normal demonic country, that it will pay off in life and it can happen much faster com

he added that poland had already agreed with ukrainian friends, as well as with partners from western europe, and the transfer of tanks the polish prime minister stressed that he wanted to have a guarantee that others would also meet these needs. in atlanta, during clashes between the police and a group of protesters, one of the activists was killed by the security forces. a police officer was also wounded. the clash occurred after an attempt by law enforcement officers to clean up the picket place sites where a new police training center is being built. the demonstrators oppose the construction of the center. they claim that the $90 million allocated for this project would have been needed by the city to build hospitals and schools. the most brutal nazi unit of world war ii, the ss derlewanger battalion, arrived in belarus at the beginning of the forty-second year, hundreds of thousands of innocent lives were destroyed and settlements were burned, as the search for nazi accomplices was going on. what did they talk about during interrogations and what facts do the multi-volume criminal cases

i'd like us to shift now to western to occupied, german occupied western europe. lindsey, can you tell us a story about a little jewish boy, really just a baby named norbert obstfeld, who took shelter with a christian family in belgium and while in hiding he celebrated christmas with his rescuers. what's the background on this? so norbert, as you can see here, who is just so cute, i can't stand that he's so adorable. he was born into danger. right he was born after nazis had already occupied western europe. and he's just a little baby. when his mother barely escapes a roundup and when his father, avraham, is arrested and taken away. so norbert and his mother, leah, are left on their own to try survive, to try to find a place of refuge. and leah is very resourceful and. she's really doing everything that she can to save herself and her child. she first tries to find refuge with a coworker of her husband, but she is sexually harassed there and leaves. and another place she discovers bruises on young rebecca. so she leaves again. she tries to seek refuge from. a prie

new year celebrations are taking place across western europe and africa. crowds are in the streets of capitals from warsaw and stockholm in the east to brussels, paris, madrid and also edinburgh and london, where 2023 is now two hours old. it's the first time since the pandemic began that large—scale events have taken place. let's begin with the scene at the river thames in central london. over 100,000 revellers welcomed in the new year to the chimes of big ben, where the countdown was projected within the london eye in the lead—up to midnight. a spectacular firework display lit up the skies for around 12 minutes in what was thought to be the largest display in europe, with over 12,000 fireworks. there were tributes to the late queen elizabeth, to ukraine's resistance against russian invasion, and 50 years of pride celebrations. the display returned to the banks of the river thames for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. 0ur correspondent greg mckenzie has been soaking up the atmosphere amongst the many thousands of revellers. i am absolute

worst day of russian shelling in weeks, as nato promises it will soon receive more weapons from western europea major disaster is declared in california, which has been hit by a succession of fierce storms. president biden asks if america will choose �*love over hate�* as he speaks at martin luther king's church in atlanta to mark the celebration of the civil rights activist�*s life. and the australian open tennis tournament gets underway, with novak djokovic back and chasing a tenth title a year after he was deported for breaching covid rules. we begin in south asia where it'sjust coming up to 9:00am in nepal, and a day of national mourning has begun for the victims of the country's worst airline disaster in 30 years. all 72 people on board a yeti airlines plane are believed to have died after it crashed near the town of pokhara, about 145km or 90 miles west of the capital kathmandu. the bbc�*s rajini vaidyanathan sent this report from nepal. footage thought to show the final moments of yeti airlines flight 691. first, you see the plane veer off course. then you hear it. thunderous roar a rag

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and now we're hearing that they're having to get tanks from eastern europe tanks from western europe tanks for america in order to continue this conflict if they're winning so decisively, why haven't they want? because they aren't willing on the battlefield. and we're seeing all these pictures of, of mirror ball and others that are, that are bombed out shells of their former cells. but how much of that fun? i mean, how much of that shelley has taken place since the russian troops occupied those areas. and the ukrainian army has been showing ukraine was the most corrupt country in the world before this conflict started. and now we're seeing dozens of ukrainian officials removed for so called corruption at a time the ukrainian government, the u. s. government is fighting any effort at accountability or transparency about $100000000000.00 plus that the u. s. has sent to ukraine. so i think the corruption runs the, i think the profit tearing runs deep. and unfortunately, we're not getting fair media coverage of what's actually going on and you frame and the core of all this. do you agree

but in 25 years time, western europe , 25 years time, western europe, whether you agree with the eu orworld economy. india is going to be a bigger economy . going to be a bigger economy. that's the real and see where we are coming back to carney's point , the challenge is that in point, the challenge is that in western europe, especially with ageing populations, we not ageing populations, we are not achieving the economic growth that we to achieve. that's that we need to achieve. that's why we need to have sensible growth policies . taxes are part growth policies. taxes are part of this , but we shouldn't always of this, but we shouldn't always make tax the most important issue. fundamental issues. we need to be investing more . hence need to be investing more. hence your question though about corporation is important. businesses to be encouraged businesses need to be encouraged to invest . they need to be to invest. they need to be investing in keeping jobs. to invest. they need to be investing in keeping jobs . and investing in keeping jobs. and of the general public of course, the g

and not the rate of being an agent of being looted by a western europe in north america. certainly not in the form of the nation. well that's her up for now. what have you doing this weekend? i hope you having a good one. my name is peter scott and we back in around 30 minutes time. do stay tuned for more grade programs here or not. ah ah ah . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race who is on offense bearing dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very difficult time time to sit down and talk with i said is this with the crass and the so sorry our community like oh i i dont then for me to move in for my thats you know from 5 diesel superscript if you very much. yeah. get, get you physically more visorio visits to long with nicole. yep. and who is it best boot in the perfect best with best they can. um, we just have to be connected to she. so she may not just wanted to abandon that big shipment cooper and that this one actually is in a

it was it would be in western europe. but i like to think that if the party hadn't been so ruthlessly suppressed at this time, it might have had some influence as a force pushing this country to have a better social safety net, a national health care like they have across the border in canada, for example. not mention virtually every country in western europe. but the party was ruthlessly crushed in this period. and like many workrate x and many other socialists, debs was still in jail two years after the war ended in november 20, when he was convicted. number 9653 in the federal penitentiary in atlanta. he was a candidate for president and received more than 900,000 votes. he was not the socialist sent to jail. far from it. one of the hundreds of others, a woman named kate richards o'hare, the party's most popular woman, activist and orator. she came from kansas and, had a particularly strong following in. the prairie states could attract crowds, thousands. and in she found herself in the very next cell to emma goldman,

so too is most of western europe . but of western europe. country seems worse than many of our competitive nations . and our competitive nations. and that's housing. let's speak to the director of the centre for policy studies, robert colville, who has an excellent piece in the times over the weekend on, this very issue. now robert, just to give us a scale of this problem , i believe you had problem, i believe you had a very , very stark fact in terms very, very stark fact in terms of the number of houses that were built in the 30 years leading to 1990, compared to the 30 years after 1990? yes, in the 30 years after 1990? yes, in the 30 years after 1990? yes, in the 30 years before the 1990, we built 7.5 million homes as a country in the 30 years after it, we built 3.3 million homes. now, you can say that there is an issue about the fact that we were we were demolishing homes. at the same time to build tower blocks and stuff. but if you look the rate at which we've look at the rate at which we've been housing, it's been adding to housing, it

problem in compared to other baltic countries, poland is smaller compared to the countries of western europe. it was very convenient to buy gas and oil from russia. they may not feel and understand aggression is as clear as the baltic countries understand it, poland, but i am proud that politicians in my country have been repeating one thing since 1990: russia is the aggressor, and we must always be on the alert that russia can invade and attack any country, which the lithuanian deputy sinina jokingly calls the king of elves emphasizes that the war against russia, including the information war, cannot be lost. you are a soft time. fighting russian propaganda takes a lot of time, but if we lose this war against russia, at first it will only be an information war, if russia will successful in ukraine, they are attacking the baltic states, we all know this, if we are not successful in this war, we will lose everything, the number of elves is not known for sure, but according to some estimates, the group has at least 22 thousand activists under the mystical name of elves, a layer of civil societ

now the 1st attempted satellite launch from western europe has failed to reach orbit. the company behind the mission blamed an unspecified problem with the rocket. it was deployed of the atlantic ocean of modified. boeing 747 aircraft, which is safety landed to the spaceport in southwest england. the rocket had 9 satellites on board. it appears that one to one has suffered anomaly which will prevent us from making all but for this mission, we are looking at the information and data that we have gotten ah, type of picture of the headlines here on al jazeera, 14 protest, as have been killed in peru, in the latest demonstrations demanding the resignation of president dean apollo arctic. they died in confrontations with security forces. they try to overrun the airport. in the southern city of uli aka, but a lot it took office out to impeachment and arrest a former president federal castillo last month on charges of rebellion and conspiracy. police in brazil avenue clearing out, protest camps in the capital a day after an attack on government buildings by supporters of a fo