subsidies, which will mean a redistribution of eu funds.at the same time, some of the accusations are exaggerated or politically motivated. for example, the allegations about the allegedly lower quality of ukrainian products do not have sufficient evidence. ukraine has long been exporting products in accordance with the standards of the world trade organization and has already harmonized part of the agricultural legislation with the requirements of the european union. the key problem remains the problem of logistics. ukrainian grain intended for export to third countries is often stuck on the polish market due to overloaded infrastructure, and until the transit issue is resolved, farmers' fears will fuel populist statements by politicians. ukraine and poland remain strategic partners, but to preserve unity it is important to find a balance between european solidarity, support for the ukrainian economy and protection of the national interests of the member states. well , we continue, and if the first part of our program was more academic, th

eu on june 6, representatives of the european commission received confirmation that all the necessary legislative changes were published in the parliament, this paves the way for the launch of a new digital standard from january 1, 2026 , mobile subscribers with ukrainian numbers will be able to use calls, sms and the internet within the eu at domestic rates, without additional roaming charges. this is a symbolic step towards deeper digitalization of integration and will significantly simplify communication between countries. as for the european union, the council of the european union approved a decision to extend duty-free access for three years of ukrainian steel and iron to the european market. the decision was made after negotiations between representatives of the european commission and the ukrainian side, which took place last week. the eu emphasizes that this decision will contribute to the restoration of ukrainian industry and accelerate the integration of the economies of both sides. it is also about preserving thousands of jobs and supporting exports in the context of the o

a funding in the eu. in this era where lots of countries are going to be spending more on defence, there is a live discussion going on about what the contracts are going to be to put ourselves in a position where we can take advantage of that. also within the eu deal, the work on energy, carbon emissions etc. we need to move at pace, the quicker, the better. it is already progressing in the eu. many in the room would agree you need to really get cracking on that. you have asked a lot of business, you admit, since becoming prime minister. do you fully get the concerns, deep concerns, when it comes to employment rights bill? on the employment rights bill, i get the concerns, yes. one good thing about business, they do not hold back when i talk to me. quite right too. because those conversations really matter. it meant a lot. i have said this this morning to siobhan, it means a lot to me siobhan put out a response to the industrial strategy which is not just that it was good but reflected what you had faded

poland went through the path to the eu 20 years ago, and now shares its experience with us.european integration step by step. for people, for businesses, for the country. we will explain what is happening and help prepare for changes. watch the new project european space with yuriy fizer on the espresso tv channel. every wednesday at 3 p.m.

poland made its way to the eu 20 years ago and is now sharing its experience with us. european integration step by step. for people, for businesses, for the country. we will explain what is happening and help you prepare for changes. watch the new project european space with yuriy fizer on the espresso tv channel. every wednesday at 3:10pm. if you have lost touch with a loved one who defended ukraine, or with relatives from the combat zone or occupied territories. if you do not know how to act and who to contact , the commissioner for missing persons in special circumstances can help you, explain the step-by-step algorithm of actions, suggest the necessary contacts or advise, you have someone to contact, call the hotline 1698. greetings, my name is yuriy fizar, and this already means that today we will talk about ukraine and europe on the air. but about ukraine not as a geographical part of europe, but as component of the european space, a united europe, the european union, nato and other european institutions. of course, we will talk, as always about this time, we do

il y avait eu des frappes respectives l'an dernier qui n'avaient pas eu cette intensité.u'elle subit de telles frappes. pour israël, c'est depuis la première guerre du guerre du golfe avec le scud de saddam hussein, qui n'avait pas la même ampleur. on peut s'en inquiéter, parce que l'iran a des moyens de pression au niveau national. elle contrôle en partie le détroit d'hormuz où passe une grande partie du pétrole mondial. ils ont les capacités, s'ils vont jusqu'au bout, avec les risques que ça comporte, comme l'intervention américaine, de déclencher une récession mondiale. l'idée, c'est: "si on coule, on entraîne avec nous l'économie du monde." - elisabeth allain: quand on parle de menace iranienne, on a tendance à penser "menace nucléaire." est-ce le cas? - pierre berthelot: je ne pense pas qu'il y ait de la part de l'iran la volonté de tirer sur israël avec l'arme nucléaire, sinon elle sait qu'elle serait rayée de la carte. aujourd'hui, il y a une situation de quasi-monopole de la part d'israël auprès de washington. c'est pour cela qu'elle a frappé. un accord semblait p

the eu. not to that degree. karol nawrocki is a bit of a question mark because he doesn't have a lot of legacy we can run on because he hasn't been in office before. however, we can safely say that he is very similar to other right-wing parties in europe which run on a strong campaign of trying to dismantle the eu from within. it's not about poland leaving the eu but it's definitely about poland having its own sovereignty within the eu. and his tenure will definitely make the pirc position much stronger and make it appear that donald tusk's coalition government is falling apart and hasn't been successful in coming forward on the reforms they promised and would push for, which are judicial reforms, abortion and civil partnerships. pas is the polish naming of the law and justice party. what do we make of this because we know poland come when you speak to polish people, they understand the changes being in the eu has made but this party, this adamantly critical of brussels party has put through

and nato, they see us as an economic competitor to the eu, or nato, i don't understand at all, well, nato is common security, ukraine. it is the largest army now, well, the combat army of europe, is that true? you see, as soon as support for ukraine grows in polish society, and this was after the start of the full-scale invasion, the russians immediately get involved in order to change this situation, and we are defending ourselves poorly, but we are defending ourselves, tomorrow in warsaw there will be a joint ukrainian-polish prayer breakfast, i will take part in it, there will be a large delegation from ukraine, there will be a large delegation of polish politicians, representatives of polish and ukrainian churches, so i think that this is an extremely important event, and it will also be talked about in poland, that our two peoples must pray and win together. i will thank you very much for joining, for finding the time, thank you for your comments. mykola kniazhytskyi, people's deputy of ukraine. yes, you know, so that it doesn't work out, it won't work out like that, it won't be

, to the eu, which is currently, actually, blocked in... and even before the start of the meeting, which began with a delay of about 40 minutes, the first to appear before journalists was the prime minister of hungary, viktor orban, he also reported on the results referendum in hungary, that 95% of hungarians allegedly voted against ukraine's membership in the eu in this same poll, and thus orban declared that he would continue to insist that eu membership is not a good idea for ukraine now. let's listen to the direct language, what arguments he used for this. the problem is war. if we integrate, if we integrate ukraine into the european union, we integrate war, and we would not want to be together in the same community with a country that is at war and constitutes for us an immediate danger, because if a member of the european union is at war, it means that the european union... is at war, we don't like it. as for the ukrainian issue, the ukrainian issue was supposed to be considered first on the agenda, but at the request of the ukrainian

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cuba's geographical position gives a huge advantage to the eu union. this will be important in transactions and projects that could be carried out with our participation. we offer the possibility of creating a hub for eu goods, which will increase export flows given our large presence in latin america. a way to achieve sustainable development, but also peace and stability in the international arena. we listened at the table and the youngest player in the association mongolia attaches great importance to strengthening ties with the eurasian region and obviously wants more. also immediately on specific examples. our country is the second largest wool producer and the largest supplier of horse meat in the world, but it should be noted that foreign trade does not reach its potential level. for example, as of 2024, trade turnover. eu, reached only 11% of the total foreign trade turnover with countries, so we are very pleased with today's signing temporary trade agreement. with the signing of trade agreements , these documents will begin to zero out or reduc

the commission is responsible for implementing 26 eu directives and three eu regulations. these include areas such as air and water quality, waste management, nature protection, climate change and industrial pollution. an important reference point was the eu climate policy, in particular the european green deal announced in 2019. in response, ukraine approved a climate strategy until 2030, as well as a national energy plan. climate. the verkhovna rada approved in the first reading the draft law on the principles of the state climate policy. in the field of air protection, the key directive is one that requires monitoring the level of pollution and implementing plans to reduce it. ukraine already has a government procedure for implementing such monitoring. the ministry of environment, the state emergency service, the state emergency service, the ukrainian hydromedical center, local authorities and enterprises are involved in the process. they create observation points where they measure concentrations of sulfur oxide, carbon monoxide, dust and other harmful substances. the

how do you think from here the eu tries to navigate that?u said, eu leaders are meeting on the back of that nato summit where they did commit to this new higher level of spending on defence. i think in that sense, they are coming with an optimism that summit passed off without too much controversy, they got through that and did get agreement on these new spending targets. you are right in that the situation in the middle east, there is a risk that europe or the eu is somewhat divided on this. they are something of a bystander, yes, individual european countries have been involved in diplomacy but, really, when it comes to the situation between israel and iran in particular, this has been america's role. america's decision to go in with those bombs in iran, for example eu have been left to watch from the side. we do expect those issues to come up here today, one issue in particular they are divided on is israel, the eu have been close to moving to re-look and revise trade agreements with israel because of concerns for the conduct in gaza. but

the eu does not know what to do. the eu has become an organization that has forgotten its peaceful nature. significantly support the war in ukraine, now the eu cannot move from its position in its approach to the conflict between israel and iran. why is the eu now talking about responsibility, about diplomacy, about peace in the case of israel and iran and does not say this in connection with the conflict between ukraine and russia, this really interests me very much. the european commission headed by ursula von derlein and ukraine headed by volodymyr zelensky want to cause great damage to hungary by cutting it off from russian oil and gas, but the government of the country does not... russia and the united states have the same set of colors on the state symbol. people write: is the united states really now a region of russia and ask the pentagon to hire another designer , this time not slubend. at the same time , the internal provoked in gradd on the hill is growing stronger. the reason for discontent is the violent

the eu and the rest of the world. the eu wants to achieve the seemingly impossible in record time - to become independent from china and compensate for the last few decades of raw material dependence, without antagonizing the local population of the mining industry and at the same time extracting record volumes of new raw materials from the depths of europe. but will the eu be able to achieve raw material independence and ambitious goals in the field of sustainable development? a united europe must strive to become more independent, in particular, will reduce its dependence on china, as well as on other countries when it comes to specific types of raw materials. that is why, with the critical raw materials act, essentially the european raw materials act. the eu has decided to resume investment in its own capacities, extraction. processing, recycling, lithium, rare earth metals, graphite and other critical raw materials, which are necessary for high-tech industries. interestingly, in terms of geology, many of the raw m

a corruption case, that europe is ready to open the first cluster for accession negotiations in the eu, let us recall that these negotiations are currently being held up by the position of slovakia and hungary, and nevertheless we hope that these negotiations will be unblocked in the near future. interestingly, by the way, from this sotsis poll on the mood of ukrainians for june , there are in... two important points that concern our membership in the european union in the near future, it is interesting that in the question of what concessions ukraine should make for the sake of what concessions for the sake of the end of hostilities, the refusal of eu membership is in second place, 21% of those surveyed believe that it is possible to give up membership in the european union in order to end the war, this is so, well, actually. a lot is a lot, about one in five, if the war continues to some extent precisely for this reason, on the other hand, we see that if, for example, a referendum were held now for joining the european union or the european union, then 20% of ukrainians who currently

after ukraine's full transition to eu environmental standards, ordinary ukrainians will feel.nificant changes. the process will affect many areas, from everyday life to transport. first of all, garbage sorting will become mandatory. ukraine has already adopted a framework law on waste management. in the future , it is planned to build more than 140 specialized facilities for waste processing. instead of conventional containers, there will be a clear separation: plastic, glass, paper, organics. european energy efficiency standards are also being implemented. ukrainians will be encouraged to insulate their homes. install solar panels and use energy-saving appliances, this will reduce utility costs and reduce emissions into the atmosphere. another notable step restrictions on single-use plastic: plastic bags, straws and dishes should disappear from stores, they will be replaced by reusable and environmentally friendly analogues. the role of electric transport will increase in the transport sector. cities will develop electric construction.

and what will our accession to the eu look like? in the project about politics about the world with maria gurska, every sunday on espresso at 3:30 p.m. with a repeat at 10 p.m. with you, vitaly portnikov and the politklub program about the most current. now every day is historic, how the world is changing, parts of russia will begin to fall away, expert opinions and insider information. and it will win, and the us will lose. vitaly portnikov and authoritative guests. i believe that this is a political discussion, they are talking about something important. ukraine will never recognize the occupied territories as russian. political club every sunday at 8 pm on espresso. before introducing. the second guest, as always, i suggest you watch another story that we have prepared for you. ukraine is increasingly becoming a key link in the security of all of europe. in three years of the great war kyiv has confirmed that it is capable not only of containing one of the largest armies in the world, but also of forming a new defense architectur

lorsqu'il y a eu les frappes israéliennes la nuit dernière contre le nord de la capitale, il y a eu 2ortes détonations ce jour-là. cela explique qu'on voit des vidéos de l'intérieur de la prison. il y a des destructions assez importantes dans ce bâtiment. parmi les gens tués, il y a les gardiens, quelques prisonniers, mais on ne sait pas combien. on ne connaît pas leur identité. une femme était là pour rendre visite à son mari détenu dans la prison. il y avait une assistante sociale avec son enfant de 7 ou 8 ans. sa photo a été publiée sur les réseaux sociaux. il y avait des habitants du quartier. la porte d'entrée est de la prison d'evin est collée à des bâtiments, des immeubles résidentiels. il y a aussi des voitures qui passent là. elles ont été frappées par les explosions. des habitants du quartier ont été tués, notamment une femme. - aude lechrist: merci. les ordres d'évacuation et les bombardements se succèdent dans la bande de gaza. 23 personnes, dont des enfants, sont mortes dans des opérations militaires israéliennes, selon la défense civile. il y a des dizaines de blessés. l

water policy is based on the eu water framework directive.adopted a river basin management strategy and created a methodology for identifying water bodies. in 2023 , the state conducted monitoring in more than 80% of planned points, only 24% of water bodies are recognized as safe, the rest are either at risk or already have environmental problems. another important area of ​​waste management, in accordance with european union directives, ukraine is implementing a hierarchical approach from waste prevention to its recycling, and only as a last resort for... protection. extended producer responsibility is also being introduced. companies must not only reduce waste volumes, but also participate in its collection and recycling. at the same time, outdated landfills for waste must be gradually decommissioned in accordance with the requirements of the eu directive. this includes sealing landfills, collecting leachate, and banning the disposal of untreated organic waste. according to the ministry of environment, ukraine has more than 5 thousand. land

he even organized a national poll on ukraine's accession to the eu.t will last until june 20 by mail. however, critics point out that citizens are being manipulatively urged to speak out against ukraine's accession to the eu, because along with the ballots, the authorities are sending hungarians a list of risks of ukraine's accession. the opposition party tesa, however, conducted its own poll. according to the data, more than a million hungarians took part in it, and according to estimates , more than 58% of people answered yes to the question: do you support ukraine's accession to the european union. and more about relations ukraine and hungary we continue to talk with our guest, vitaliy dyachuk, analyst. institute of the center for european, central european strategy joins our broadcast. mr. vitaliy, i congratulate you, the diplomatic relations between ukraine and hungary were previously quite difficult too. now here is this public dispute between zelensky and orban, what next, what consequences can it have? i congratulate you, well, in general , th

hungary blocked the start of negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu. words. did not allow the european union to adopt the eighteenth package of sanctions against russia. these are the results of the summit of eu leaders, which took place in brussels. our correspondent, azaryan stepanenko, is following the meetings. azaryan, hello, were there any issues that were nevertheless agreed upon during these negotiations? greetings, zhenya. there were no disagreements where it was necessary to confirm decisions made long ago. the leaders agreed to extend sanctions already imposed against russia. among them, and this is far from a complete list, is a ban on... imports of pipeline oil, the sale of a number of goods potentially useful to the russian military industry, as well as sanctions against the russian central bank, the frozen money generates profits that it spends on aid to ukraine, this year alone kiev will receive about 7 billion euros from this. the polish prime minister, who presides over the eu council, is pleased that the sanctions remain in force, ev

well, this is an obsession, ukraine in the eu in nato, well, this needs to be fed first of all to the domestic audience, that not everything is lost here, we are present at the summits. that is, the end of this support, the end of mobilization, restrictions on the armed forces, this is precisely the goal in the form of demilitarization, in this sense , russia will really protect itself from nato using ukraine as a proxy force against russia, therefore this it is necessary to fix it in documents, to fix it clearly, if this is not done, the hybrid war will continue. here, observing the endless. the ukrainian mafia exists not only in its traditional form, the signs of which we can sometimes see on the streets of budapest, with huge cars, suspicious, untrustworthy people, that is, the mafia does not only act in these familiar forms, it acts differently, more sophisticatedly, cleverly knows how to build mafia networks in eastern europe using modern technologies, ukraine is a dangerous country. in general, there is some kind of sad irony in this, again, after all, returning to our kindred r

, you will not get into the eu, you will not be a member of the eu, you will not be a member of nato, the european union does not consider ukraine as its territory, as part of itself, but at the same time it... only ryuta did not kiss trump's boots, so whoever is forming it now has also issued, let's say, this is a very good definition, i think it will go down in history, donald trump as the daddy of the european union, you know that he has already released merch, daddy, daddy, i'm done today, they made a propaganda the plot, when donald trump returns, daddy came home, but you know, here's what else... what should we do in this case, is able to turn off the brain in 3 years, mikhailovich, i don't quite agree with alexey here, those who fled, many know what to do, for example, one of the citizens of ukraine, in poland simply begins to threaten reprisals against those, those polish officials who will not support aid to ukraine, or we see the same thing in germany, in france, that is, such a thing appears factor, as they are beginning to call it, the ukrainization of the european union.

but what is interesting is that for both ukraine and moldova, if the eu heads of state do not changethese formulations now and do not add something of their own, then as of a few hours ago, the draft decision was. the part responsible for the issue of accession to the eu, for ukraine and moldova, was identical, that is, the european union supports the membership of ukraine and moldova in the eu, and states that they are ready to open the first. so we will wait for what the leaders decide, and it is possible that tomorrow it will be told about it in the news. i will thank you and we are waiting for tomorrow for the inclusion and news from brussels tetyana vasotska, our correspondent. thank you very much, and we will... now talk about the economy and politics, explain some things, you know, speak truthful words about certain phenomena, which sometimes try to cover up, sometimes try to prevent us from reaching an agreement, but we need to clearly understand the state of the economy, prospects, risks and realities. we invited konstantin zhevago, an investor, entrepreneur, patron, mr. kos

il y a eu des appels à évacuer la capitale.'instant, des millions d'iraniens ont quitté la capitale. demain, samedi, c'est le 1er jour travaillé de la semaine. beaucoup me disent qu'ils vont revenir pour reprendre le travail et ne pas rester sur le long terme en dehors de la capitale. comme les frappes sont, d'une manière générale, assez ciblées, même si des responsables iraniens disent que plusieurs hôpitaux ont été touchés, ainsi que des immeubles résidentiels avec des morts civils... mais malgré cela, les frappes ne sont pas très intenses. même si des quartiers sont frappés depuis 2 ou 3 jours, ce sont plutôt des bases militaires et des installations économiques qui sont touchées. les gens sont donc en train de revenir à téhéran. - aude lechrist: merci à vous. je le disais un peu plus tôt, israël aussi a continué d'être touché par des missiles aujourd'hui. benyamin nétanyahou s'est rendu à haïfa. nous retrouvons claire duhamel à jérusalem. les frappes se poursuivent, mais elles sont moins intenses. - claire duhamel: bonsoir.

pursuit of common markets, how a single exchange is being formed and what role the exchange plays in eu trade, and technologies, no, not of the future, but of the present, where artificial intelligence is indispensable. how the innovation sphere will develop in the next five years, was discussed in the committee on science and technology. and let's start with the main topic of this week: the eurasian family: belarus, russia, kazakhstan, armenia and kyrgyzstan, looking beyond the horizons at least five years. how will integration develop on the sidelines of the eurasian economic forum today are discussed by government agencies, businesses and heads of state. minsk is a place of attraction for delegations from almost three dozen countries. the eurasian five, as they call the union, was united 10 years ago by the principle of four freedoms. we remember this freedom in the movement of goods, services, capital and labor. in fact, the countries sought to create a large single space with simplified trade within the union, free access to each other's markets. the experts of the union emphasize

poland went through the path to the eu 20 years ago and is now sharing its experience with us.european integration step by step, for people, for businesses, for the country. we will explain what is happening and help you prepare for changes. watch the new project european space with yuriy fizer on the tv channel espresso. every wednesday at 3:10 pm the world has changed, real war has merged with hybrid war, fakes are changing reality, this is just plain senseless propaganda, like in soviet times. vitaly portnikov and andriy smolii in the saturday political club examine the main events of the week through the prism of critical thinking. only those who are ready to defend themselves will survive here. do not let yourself be manipulated, follow the events of the present to understand the future, together with the saturday project. every saturday on espresso. greetings to the viewers of radio liberty. today the svoboda live program is broadcast in an interview format and we have a guest diplomat, oleg shamshur, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary, and previously ambassador

, you will not get into the eu , you will not be a member of the eu, you will not be a member of nato that is, the european union does not consider ukraine as its own." will go into someone else's pocket, so here then the question arises about the subjectivity of the european union itself as a whole, that is, it is clear, maraz sergeyevich has already spoken about this, the rest, the states have said it, they are smiling and waving. as he said, called trump daddy there was something like that thanks to your wise leadership we agreed and there was some trillion to someone we have in common use such a word as daddy in this case in relation to the usa europe it is completely topogs did not kiss trump so it forms now gave out also let's say so. the question arises, what should we do in this situation, that is, we see frankly that on the part of europe there are absolutely cynical relations and on the part of the usa there are cynical relations towards ukraine. ukrainians, at the same time , thanks to the long-term activity of all these foundations, all these pseudo-media promoting the ide

the eu summit in brussels has been a failure, with eu leaders unable to make progress on a single issuecked ukraine's accession talks, and the issue of the eighteenth package of sanctions against russia has been removed from the agenda altogether. report by alexander khristenko. after the summit, the heads of the european commission, the european council and the prime minister, poland's eu presidency, radiated cautious optimism, although ukraine was clearly a misfire. in hungary. blocked the start of accession talks, which ursula fondelaien prudently left uncommented in public. under merciless fire, ukraine is carrying out reform after reform, this is impressive, which is why the commission defends the start of the first stage of negotiations. ukraine has fulfilled its obligations, now we must do the same. and what happened behind the closed doors of the summit was told by prime minister orban, how he found himself in an absolute minority and... a certain state that has borders, a population of the territory, in the case of ukraine there is none of this. the eighteenth package of sancti

well, now let's sum up the results of the eu summit. the heads of state of the european union gathered in brussels, they wanted to adopt the eighteenth package of sanctions for russia, it did not work out, this decision was blocked by the prime minister of slovakia robert fitzo. also planned to launch negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu, and that didn't work out either. hungarian prime minister viktor orban opposed this. our correspondent zaryana stepanenko has the details. there were no disagreements where it was necessary to confirm decisions that had been made long ago. the leaders agreed to extend the sanctions already imposed against russia, including, and this is far from a complete list, a ban on the import of pipeline oil, the sale of a number of goods that are potentially useful to the russian military industry, as well as sanctions against the russian central bank, the frozen money generates profits that it spends on aid to ukraine, this year alone kiev will receive about 7 billion euros from this. the polish prime m

eu.ister shmehal emphasized that this is the second tranche within the framework agreement with france and thanked for the continued support on the path of european integration. the european union will officially extend temporary protection for ukrainian citizens until 2027. the decision was adopted on june 4 by the european commission and provides that ukrainians fleeing the russian war will have the right to residence, access to healthcare, education and the labor market in the eu until march 4 , 2027. brussels noted that this will avoid overloading national asylum systems and at the same time provide protection to millions people. the decision became part of a broader strategy for integrating ukrainians into european societies in the event of a protracted war. but the agrarian committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine supported three bills at once. which are necessary to harmonize ukraine's agricultural policy with european standards. the decision was made on june 4 after considering

pro-eu government has won a vote of confidence in parliament.alled by the prime minister donald tusk after a nationalist candidate was elected as president. let me give you the results of that, 243 vote supporting the government, 210 against with no abstentions. donald tusk called that date immediately after the victory of karen brodsky, while his role is largely ceremonial, he has the power to veto legislation, something which has hindered his ability to deliver on many campaign promises with the current president. mr tusk called that confidence vote because he said it was to demonstrate that the government still has majority support even after, in its view, suffering that blow in the presidential election when its candidate lost. we will bring you more on the implications of that. more than 30 police upstairs have been injured during the unrest and a number of people have been arrested on suspicion of riotous behaviour. petrol bombs and bricks were thrown at police during the disturbances with officers firing last at bat on rounds in response.

only then will the eu have a complete recycling cycle batteries. they say that time is running out, because the eu is likely to introduce the first quotas for battery recycling. personally, i am still not sure that we will be able to comply with these minimum quotas for lithium, nickel, cobalt recycling. in addition to batteries from test or non-working cars and defective products, relianbad also recycles other batteries. they come to us in large quantities, because everyone knows how many home devices run on batteries, and we can recover all this raw material. here it will be possible to store more than 10.00 tons of used batteries, it seems like a lot, but due to the recall of faulty car batteries. the warehouse will be at its maximum capacity. that is why this system is relevant. it is currently the largest system in europe, but do not be fooled, it is just a drop in the ocean. a small company relian but is thinking about the future. when the capacity is not enough, it can be increased to process 60 thousand tons of batteries per year. and this

the summit of eu leaders was marked by another failure.-day meeting in brussels confirmed that in the ranks there is still no agreement among european comrades. so, the bloc has not yet decided whether to force the conclusion of a trade agreement with washington, which threatens the european union with 50% tariffs on all goods, or to take its time and continue to fight for more favorable conditions. in addition, by extending the current sanctions against russia for another six months, accept the eighteenth package of restrictions from the slovakian covenant. the eighteenth package of sanctions today looks very desirable for everyone. everyone talks a lot about it, but i think, that there are many expectations from it, but no effect. as it was with other packages. we have no reason to go back to the past. now we are concerned that sanctions will stop the flow of gas from january 1 , 2028. and my duty is to protect national interests. final statement on the situation in the middle east, despite the desire of many eu countries to punish israe

, ukraine to the eu, 37% to nato, while 42% of respondents are against, well, extremely in fact. these are unpleasant numbers, but the question still remains their so, well, if, not that the authenticity, just in any case the sample of such surveys, it is quite insignificant, about a thousand people are surveyed, the question is how much they really are, on which one can base a vision of the direction of the country's movement, but nevertheless, these numbers, this sociology is worrying, but it is absolutely. unpleasant, nological: the longer the russian-ukrainian war goes on, the more ukraine will be perceived as a territory of instability, as something like something connected with which brings new problems and new trials, and therefore, of course , a large number of people will simply have an instinctive desire to get away from this at any cost, this is what we always talked about when we talked about the consequences of a long war. i will just say that there is another interesting sociology that 83% of transcarpathian hungarians support. ukraine's accession to the eu, this me

on peut se demander s'ils ont eu un problème technique, s'il y a eu un problème de gestion du décollage moteur n'a pas de raison d'être catastrophique. quelque chose apparaît sur les images qu'on a vues. le train d'atterrissage n'a pas été rentré. en même temps, on voit que les ailes de l'avion sont lisses, c'est-à-dire que les becs de bord d'attaque ont l'air d'avoir été rentrés. on peut se demander s'il n'y a pas eu une mauvaise manoeuvre effectuée par l'un des membres de l'équipage. le commandant de bord avait plus de 8000 heures de vol. il était expérimenté. le copilote devait être en phase d'admission en ligne sur ce type d'avion gros-porteur sophistiqué. on peut se demander s'il n'y a pas eu une erreur de la part du copilote lorsqu'on lui a demandé de rentrer les trains d'atterrissage. il aurait peut-être rentré les volets à la place. l'essentiel, c'est d'avoir des enregistreurs de vol qui nous permettront d'avoir des informations précises, et donc des confirmations de ces hypothèses que je vous donne: panne moteur, erreur humaine ou peut-être problème de carburant. on a déjà vu d

il y a eu la courte période de l'accord de 2015.l'agence de l'énergie atomique, mais l'iran a franchi des pas. il n'y avait pas de décisions formelles par le guide suprême, mais il y avait des préparatifs. tout cela reste dans le domaine du renseignement israélien. ca a confirmé les craintes israéliennes qui se sont confirmées au fur et à mesure des années. tout le monde le comprend. déjà, vendredi 13 juin, on savait que ce n'était pas une question d'heures ou de jours. il faut aussi se préparer à une guerre longue. les iraniens, ce matin, après tout ce qu'ils ont subi, sont encore capables d'envoyer des missiles et de causer des dégâts, avec beaucoup de blessés en israël. cette campagne n'est pas encore terminée. ca va prendre du temps, c'est ce que disent les responsables israéliens. de l'autre côté, il y a l'administration trump. va-t-elle forcer la main à benyamin nétanyahou en disant: "on a frappé. on a fait ce que vous souhaitiez. maintenant, laissons la place aux négociations." ca peut arriver. - judith grimaldi: on en parle

these are the results of the eu leaders' summit that took place in brussels. our correspondent, azaryan stepanenko, is following the meeting. azaryan, hello, were there any issues that were nevertheless agreed upon during these negotiations? greetings, zhenya! there were no disagreements where it was necessary to confirm long-standing decisions. the leaders agreed to extend the sanctions already imposed against russia. among them, and this is far from a complete list: a ban on the import of pipeline oil, the sale of a number of goods potentially useful to the russian military industry, as well as sanctions against the russian central bank. the frozen money generates profits that are spent on aid to ukraine. this year alone, kiev will receive about 7 billion euros from this. the polish prime minister is presiding. the sanctions package is currently being blocked by slovakia, with claims not to its contents, but to to other plans of the european union in general. bratislava is concerned about the eu's complete refusal of russian energy resources, which should ha

the eu has made a priority in europe. the plant makes a significant contribution to saving raw materials. here, very important raw materials are extracted in an environmentally friendly way, which saves resources. this plant will process up to 30,000 tons of battery per year from kempers and all over germany. the components are crushed and sorted for recycling. not only does it cost less, the black mass is now sent to asia or the usa, meaning that recycling is not completed in meppen. for now, we export the black mass, since we do not yet have sufficient capacity in germany and europe for its hydrometallurgical processing. the raw materials group glincor is considering the possibility of retooling its zinc plant in sardinia for recycling black mass. only then will the eu have a full cycle of battery recycling. experts warn that time is running out, because the eu will soon introduce the first quotas for battery recycling. personally, i am still not sure that. in addition to batteries from test or non-working cars and defe

fishermen blame eu policy for the seals' situation.our issue, we will tell you what the crisis in the fishing industry threatens the baltic countries with. the state of baltic fish is of concern to echthyologists and biologists from klaipīte state university. according to scientists, the latest research shows that more and more heavy metals, such as thallium, are being found in the tissues of underwater inhabitants. cadmium, lead and mercury. all of this can be dangerous not only for the fish itself, but also for the people who eat it. they accumulate in fatty fish, in the liver, for example, cod liver caught in the baltic sea is generally not recommended for consumption. the same applies to fatty fish, it should be limited in the diet, especially for women who plan to have children in the future. the fact that seafood from the baltic, as well as from the gulf of finland and the gulf of kurzha is potentially dangerous was reported 10 years ago by oceanographers from the swedish university chalmers and the russian academy of sciences. t

the eu pays libya to intercept migrants. in the first 10 months of 2024 alone, the country stopped more than 18,000 migrants. europe is asking how many people are in the water. yes, there are too many . only 28,000 migrants have drowned in the mediterranean in the past 10 years. the greek government and the eu deny that they are turning back migrants. we think the logic behind this is exactly the same. what? they want to do something that will make travel to the european union extremely difficult and risky. until everyone else stops coming. they'll stop coming here. after all, the more technology you have , the bigger your surveillance network. people understand this and that's why they try more risky ways to escape this surveillance and technology. in 2019, the greek coast guard signed a contract with the israeli company elbit to receive a complete set of combat equipment . this set would allow the greek coast guard to have patrol boats that can help a fleet of israeli drones. they perform surveillance beyond direct line of

european ones, and brussels is considered another step on the path of ukraine's integration into the euinternal market. and the european commission has proposed new rules to support the defense industry. eu countries will be able to shorten and simplify licensing procedures to 60 days and provide state aid. to defense companies without delays. brussels said that the goal is to strengthen european resilience and reduce dependence on third countries. the proposals were a response to a growing need defense autonomy of europe. but finland is investing 41 million euros in a company that is a leading manufacturer of radar satellites. its technologies are already actively used by ukraine, nato and other partners for satellite development. in real time. the agreement was concluded through a state agency. in helsinki , they noted that supporting such companies is not just an innovation, but part of a common european security infrastructure. well, as we can see, work is underway. and this is quite active. well, but of course, there is still a lot to be done. here i will talk to the guests about w

by choosing between them, ukraine and the eu are actually determining not only the future security on their borders, but also a new quality of cooperation. and it seems that this cooperation will no longer be only in the one-sided format of assistance. ukraine is becoming a full-fledged security donor for europe, and for the world. well, i am ready to introduce with joy my... our second guest today is rasa juknevicina, a member of the european parliament from lithuania, minister of defense of lithuania from 2008-2012. labaiena ponya juknevicina. thank you for joining us today. labadiena. good afternoon. thank you for being with us today and for agreeing to answer my questions. my first question is this. you have repeatedly emphasized that ukraine is already somewhere... who is part of the european defense architecture, what in your opinion it is necessary to change this perception among european union politicians and to integrate it into the legal and institutional framework. you know, i believe that most politicians in the european union today realize the importance of ukraine and th

the palace of independence hosted the eu summit, discussion of international cooperation, speeches of leaders and signing of agreements. let's sum up. istanbul is ready to host the third round of negotiations on ukraine. the subject of the meeting should be the discussion of memorandums. is being implemented in a special year in terms of further prospects for the development of our association. firstly, we are completing the implementation of strategic directions development of eurasian economic integration, that is, having adopted the program until the twenty-fifth year, we are completing it this year, well, with all the shortcomings that we talked about with you. secondly, this year a roadmap should be adopted. a detailed report at the december meeting. as observer countries in the union of five, the summit included the presidents of cuba and uzbekistan, and as guests of honor, the crown prince of abu dhabi and the first deputy prime minister of mongolia. in his address to the participants, alexander lukashenko emphasized the geopolitical tensions and global economic upheavals and c