yes, he lowered, i think the representative of slovakia for his statement. we give the floor to the representative of latvia president, i'm speaking on behalf of the 3 both states store nearly 3 in my own country latvia . we welcome this meeting on possibly transfer or this potations of civilians in ukraine. and we think the under secretary decarlo, assistant secretary general bronze carries, and mrs. drake, for the thorough presentations for almost 2 country days. russia aided by bellows continues this brutal war progression. in blatant violation of international law by violating ukraine sovereignty into a total integrity and by terrorizing and committing atrocities against civilians, we have repeatedly underline the thrushes started this war, and only russia can end it by completely and unconditionally withdrawing its true troops from ukraine's internationally recognized territory, as well as by implementing with immediate effect. the provisional measures ordered by the international court of justice and complying with the general assembly resolutions of t

we need to get the three remaining nations, turkey, hungary and slovakia to do the same thing. this is a very important, not only important because of the increase support finland and sweden will give to us, they are an important part of the world, having them as nato allies with capabilities, baltic capabilities. ten's defense industrial base, finland's extraordinary military. i hope my colleagues in turkey, hungary and slovakia recognized it is an important matter that needs to be done quickly. >> i had a defense official point to the map and say they purchased a loan to redraw how nato thinks about it. let's move, expand out a little bit and talk about the black sea in china and we have a couple questions on the black sea which i know jeanne shaheen wants to talk about but i want to combine that, the black sea security act, let me just mention you and senator romney are the cosponsors of bipartisan legislation calling for us strategy on the black sea so why do we need more of or a new strategy on the black sea and what should the us be doing to thwart any kind of russian act

>> hopefully in germany and slovakia, there is no other plan. we had a tech situation in malaysia, but nevertheless the focus is on germany. tom: it doesn't make sense to build in the u.s. for china? >> it's important to have a good footprint in china and u.s., therefore we decided to develop our software completely in china itself. and in the u.s., it's absolutely necessary to meet the

republic and slovakia for helping with defense needs. their around-the-clock efforts to manufacture new items are key to ukraine's success. we will move even faster and push even harder. i am proud to announce in the next few we in coordination with nato, the u.s. will host a special session of the offices of this contact group to bring together our -- they will discuss how to equip ukraine's forces with the capabilities they need. we will have more on this topic and the details of the session soon. as a reflection of something that is central to this we are working together to arm and trained ukraine on the current fight. and we are also working together to help ukraine develop sustainable forces to defend itself and deter aggression over the long-term. ukraine is fighting for its life. it is fighting for it sovereign territory and democracy and freedom. but the state is far beyond the front lines they reach us all. members of this contact group are not just helping defend crane, we are helping to defend the rules based -- that emerged

and meanwhile, slovakia, north macedonia, and several other countries have announced their own critical donations of tanks and other heavy armor. so i look forward to building on that momentum and finding more innovative ways for all of us to support ukraine's defenders like momentum and finding more innovative ways for all of us to support ukraine's defenders. that means reinvigorating our defense industrial basis to match both ukraine's priorities and our own needs. and it means coming up with new ways to accelerate our production of key capabilities. and so in our discussions today, we'll also talk through the next steps and standing up and international training emission for the ukrainian forces. we're also going to talk about a new push to bring together our national armaments directors under the auspices of this contact group to intensify our efforts to meet ukraine's long term needs and liaison gentleman just looking around the table. i can see our unity of purpose . i see determine allies and partners who are just as resolute and supporting ukraine as we were in april when we 1s

got used to it and i also have a lot of friends and you grow up in the coming is to regime in the jo slovakia before that i one will went down. so how has this experience impacted you personal view of journalists and media? it's uneasy to come back the time the photo of illusion and after, because we cannot speak on it. about any media in communist trickles, lamarche or either of us, some newspaper. there was tv, but my father always was telling me where chicago do not believe any thing. what you read in newspaper. it was very important part of my education and equipment for the rest of my life. today my message would be please, people do not believe every thing you read. and here comes my fight against this information and faking us. and now we have regimes like the one in russia and the commission is saying, you want to restrict foreign propaganda and this information, but isn't this motion coming to late? you know, we, we haven't dna any or all, but we're really protect the seat of speech. and the media doing the job must be protected. but then we came to the point when we saw that russia

shaheen: there are ongoing negotiations to encourage slovakia, turkey, and hungary to ratify finland and sweden. it is in nato's interest. it is in the interest of those three countries. the security, what sweden and finland bring to nato is significant. it is important for them to get included as soon as we can. nick: should nato be doing more, senator tillis? sen. tillis: finland and sweden need to be in nato as quickly as possible. the united states ratify the treaty in nearly record time. we need to get the three men remaining -- three remaining nations to do the same. this is important. not only important because of the increased support that finland and sweden will give to us. they are an important part of the world. they have their arctic and baltic capabilities, with finland's extraordinary military. i hope that my colleagues in turkey, hungary, and slovakia recognize this is an important matter to be done quickly. nick: let's expand out a bit want to talk about the black sea in china and we have got a couple of questions about the black sea. i will combine what i wanted to a

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i invite the representatives of italy, latvia, poland, slovakia, and ukraine to participate in this meeting. it is so decided to fulfill your remind you of your of your in accordance waived rule $39.00 of the counsels provisional rules of procedure. i invite the following briefers to participate in this meeting was miss rosemary decarlo under secretary general for political and peace building affairs. 6, ms. brands, caris assistant secretary general for human rights and ms. alexandra drake, coordinator for international cooperation center for civil liberties. it is so decided the security council will now begin its consideration of item 2 of the agenda, and i was, i know, give the floor to miss version me to college president. as we are, mr. president, as we are painfully aware, the war in ukraine continues to rage. since i brief his council and 24 august, because of the fighting at least 104 civilians, including 10 children, have died. and at least 253 civilians, including 25 children, have been injured according to the office of the high commissioner for human rights . this brings the tot

i thank you. >> i think the representative of slovakia for his statement. and i give the floor to the representative of latvia. >> mr. president, i am speaking on behalf of the three baltic states, estonia, lithuania and met one country, latvia -- and my own country, latvia. we thank the under secretary, assistant secretary-general, and misses drik for their presentations. for almost 200 days, russia aided by belarus continues its war of aggression in blatant violation of international law by violating ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity and by terrorizing and committing atrocities against civilians. we have underlined that russia started this war and only russia can end it by unconditionally withdrawing its troops from ukraine's internationally recognized territory, as well as implementing with immediate effect the provisional measures ordered by the international court of justice and complying with you and general assembly resolutions of the second of march and 24th of march this year. as to the latest reports of office of high commissioner fo

top their group, but as the second—placed side, theyjust need a draw from their final game against slovakia on tuesday to reach the play offs. northern ireland were also in action earlier, although they can't qualify for the world cup. they won 2—1 in luxembourg. scotland lost their friendly against the netherlands. now after all the money spent in the transfer window, it's down to the players to perform on the pitch — and there are some great matches to look forward to including the merseyside derby tomorrow. joe lynskey looks ahead to the weekend's premier league fixtures. the window is shut, the deals are done. top—flight squads now are sealed for the summer and for 11 rounds of fixtures before the world cup break. the first look at the league for the new faces comes at lunchtime on merseyside. wild chanting and cheering where liverpool take the energy of a late went into the derby. they go to everton, who drawn through your five but haven't won yet. i don't think this is a true reflection. we should have more points. but the feeling is that we're getting better and better and we j

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that is supported by a group of eu states including poland, hungary, the czech republic, bulgaria, slovakia and finland. the eu has put most of its focus on countries reducing their gas consumption. it has imported more gas from the middle east than the u.s., but even with these measures, demand is expected to remain strong, and prices, high. >> the electricity market is not any a functioning market, because there is one actor, putin, who is systematically trying to destroy it and manipulate it. we really have to react to that and now, that is what we are addressing the composition of the electricity market. >> renewed interest in nuclear power reflects changes globally. the shift is notable in germany, which has come under pressure from neighbors to keep its last three nuclear plants operating. in the u.s. state of california, politicians approved a measure to enable the state to keep its remaining nuclear plant operating for another five years. japan has also signaled a shift back to nuclear energy, 11 years after the fukushima disaster. tokyo plans to extend the lifespans of aging reacto

thank you. >> i thank the representative of slovakia for his statement. i give the floor to the representative of latvia. >> mr. representative, i am speaking on behalf of estonia, latvia. we thank the undersecretary and the assistant secretary-general for that the representations. four almost 200 days, russia -- for almost 200 days, russia aided by belarus continued this war in violation of international law by violating you great's sovereignty and territorial integrity and committing atrocities against civilians. we have repeatedly underlined that russia started this war and only russia can end it planned unconditionally withdrawing its troops from ukraine's internationally recognized territory as well as by implementing with immediate effect provisional measures ordered by the international court of justice and complying with the u.n. general assembly resolutions from the march 2 and march 22 meetings this year. a total of more than 5700 civilian deaths are documented in ukraine, underlining that hsr believes actual figures are considerably higher. mor

they were european journalists from malta, slovakia, and the netherlands murdered for doing their jobs. europe is becoming more dangerous for a journalist to speak truth to power assess belgian and p and media studies professor catches ecos, press free them is up most important for our democracy. as we see in russia award doesn't start with weapons. a war starts with propaganda with these information with our state as controlled press. and what we see is that it all over europe actually press freedom is at stake. the you media freedom act aims to protect journalists and help them against counter attacks from politicians and corporations. their mission, danny, ending, we need to stop those who threatened media freedom. media companies cannot be treated as just another business. their independence is essential. europe needs a law like safeguards this independence dusty that one up english kite zisha at asia as it is a european country still rank high in the international comparison of media. freedom by reporters without borders. but some eastern european countries like hungary and poland

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in slovakia this would effectively leave the turk stream pipeline whose customers include hungry and serbia. so the balkans would be sitting pretty in that case, unlike the rest of europe. so are, are the other you countries in that case just going to let the balkans have all the gas it's not like europe can rely on the us to step in and bridge the supply. gout with shale gas u. s. shell industry executives have already made it emphatically clear. mainstream western press reports that they can't ramp up adequate production in time for the winter. so with options running out and europe in a raised to secure energy against rapidly dwindling options on one side and growing protests by citizens staring down the barrel at a winter of duel inflationary and energy supply crises on the other reality seems to be setting in at least for the economy minister of the blocks economic engine, jeremy. sometimes there's just smoldering and sometimes the entire house is on fire . in either case, the future viability of our economy is at risk and permanent damage is imminent. we must now muster all our

some of those observers from italy and slovakia have spoken with us on their assessments of the voting fully send are ready to rep, have sorta 10. the only thing that can be said for sure is that $123.00 international observers from $45.00 countries have come here. we are all simultaneously talking about the same thing. the referendum was held without violations with russia ensuring the safety of every one. o lodge group observed the voting process in the den ask region. i would like to emphasize that it is shameful for western media to ride that people are being forced to vote. because we haven't seen a single person who was accompanied by any one at all. with their happiness and people's faces and a sense of calm confidence in the future. whatever young it's so slow, i'm actually thrill because such a high turnout is every government stream. i know most 100 percent vote, but sadly, western governments don't do enough for their citizens to get the same high turnouts as done yet. glanced ends up irosia those to us near some uniforms. so you have no doubt that the number of those who vo

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and meanwhile, slovakia, north macedonia, and several other countries have announced their own critical donations of tanks and other heavy armor. so i look forward to building on that with momentum and finding more innovative ways for all of us to support ukraine's defenders. that means reinvigorating our defense industrial basis to match both ukraine's priorities and our own needs. and it means coming up with new ways to accelerate our production of key capabilities. and so in our discussions today, we'll also talk through the next steps in standing up and international training emission for the ukrainian forces. we're also going to talk about a new push to bring together our national armaments directors under the auspices of this contact group to intensify our efforts to meet ukraine's long term needs. and ladies and gentlemen, just looking around the table, i can see our unity of purpose. i see determine ally and partners who are just as resolute and supporting ukraine as we were in april when we 1st met here at ramstein. and so we've got a lot of work to do today, but i know that we

i also want to thank our eastern flank allies; namely, poland, the czech republic and slovakia, for reinvigorating their industrial bases to meet ukraine's self-defense needs. their round-the-clock efforts to manufacture new armaments are key to ukraine's success. and we're going to move even faster and push even harder. so i'm proud to announce that in the next few weeks in coordination with nato, the united states will host a special session under auspices of this contact group to bring together our senior national armaments directors. and they will discuss our defense industrial bases can best equip ukraine's future force with the capabilities that they need. we also, we'll have much more on this topic and details of the session very soon. and it's a reflection of something that's central to this contact group. we're working together to arm and to train ukraine on the current fight, yet we're also working together to help ukraine defend capable -- or develop capable, sustainable forces to defend itself and deter aggression over longab term. ukraine is fighting for its life. it's fighting for it

can't qualify automatically because france will top tier group but if they stay ahead of greece and slovakia, who they play on tuesday they'll reach the play offs. there's live coverage of tonight's match on the bbc sport website and app. northern ireland are also in action tonight although they can't qualify for the world cup. they northern ireland know they can't qualify but went into half—time with the score goalless in luxembourg. they've taken the lead — sarah mcfadden powering the ball home there. max verstappen wasn't in great form in practise for his home grand prix in the netherlands on sunday. the world champion and championship leader — had gearbox failurejust 10 minutes into first practice and the session had to be suspended while they towed his red bull away. he was better in p2 finishing 8th fastest. but the day went to ferrari — as charles leclerc topped the timesheets, with teammate carlo sainz — second fastest and mercedes�* lewis hamilton in third. and one other f1 line — the australian 0scar piastri will drive for mclaren next year after alpine lost their app