Olga Malchevska
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Podcast Appearances
The best pointer was from Marco Rubio's US State Secretary's Presser when he said that this is not even pre-negotiations to discuss any potential peace deal. It's just the starting point to launch some sort of a dialogue between the sides and Ukraine.
Both Europe, the EU, as potential guarantor of any peace deal, and Ukraine as a party to this war, which interestingly Marco Rubio kept calling conflict only. So there was a slight shift in vocabulary, if you want. So I think that would not be interpreted or looked at kindly by Ukrainian side either, because they see...
Both Europe, the EU, as potential guarantor of any peace deal, and Ukraine as a party to this war, which interestingly Marco Rubio kept calling conflict only. So there was a slight shift in vocabulary, if you want. So I think that would not be interpreted or looked at kindly by Ukrainian side either, because they see...
Es gibt einige Zeichen, dass die amerikanische Position auf die EntschĂ€digung der Sanktionen schwingt. Und dafĂŒr braucht die USA Europa, weil, interessanterweise, auch in Lavrovs Lingo, Europa ist der Feind, Europa ist eine Anti-Russische Kraft, auch wenn es eine europĂ€ische Krieg ist. Und es wird eventually auf Europa gehen, wĂŒrde es nicht sein?
Es gibt einige Zeichen, dass die amerikanische Position auf die EntschĂ€digung der Sanktionen schwingt. Und dafĂŒr braucht die USA Europa, weil, interessanterweise, auch in Lavrovs Lingo, Europa ist der Feind, Europa ist eine Anti-Russische Kraft, auch wenn es eine europĂ€ische Krieg ist. Und es wird eventually auf Europa gehen, wĂŒrde es nicht sein?
Er ist zurĂŒck in Kiew, wo er morgen das erste Face-to-Face-Meeting mit Keith Kellogg, dem neuen US-ReprĂ€sentanten, auf der Ukraine hat. Und hoffentlich bringt er fĂŒr ihn, fĂŒr die Ukraine, die Botschaft. Und er versucht auch, sich zu korralieren. Europe at large.
Er ist zurĂŒck in Kiew, wo er morgen das erste Face-to-Face-Meeting mit Keith Kellogg, dem neuen US-ReprĂ€sentanten, auf der Ukraine hat. Und hoffentlich bringt er fĂŒr ihn, fĂŒr die Ukraine, die Botschaft. Und er versucht auch, sich zu korralieren. Europe at large.
In Turkey he sort of raised the possibility of Ankara, official Ankara and Turkey and Erdogan being involved, because Erdogan really liked hearing that, playing the regional leader that he is. Und auch das Vereinigte Königreich. Er hat gesagt, dass Europa als solches nicht nur die EuropĂ€ische Union ist, sondern auch das Vereinigte Königreich, es ist auch TĂŒrkei.
In Turkey he sort of raised the possibility of Ankara, official Ankara and Turkey and Erdogan being involved, because Erdogan really liked hearing that, playing the regional leader that he is. Und auch das Vereinigte Königreich. Er hat gesagt, dass Europa als solches nicht nur die EuropĂ€ische Union ist, sondern auch das Vereinigte Königreich, es ist auch TĂŒrkei.
Also breitet er diese UnterstĂŒtzung fĂŒr die Ukraine, hoffend, dass, wenn die USA vom Prozess der UnterstĂŒtzung der Ukraine in der Zukunft weggehen, er jemanden zurĂŒckhalten wird.
Also breitet er diese UnterstĂŒtzung fĂŒr die Ukraine, hoffend, dass, wenn die USA vom Prozess der UnterstĂŒtzung der Ukraine in der Zukunft weggehen, er jemanden zurĂŒckhalten wird.
It's not life anymore. It's like being in hell. I've been in this house for 65 years. My children grew up here. My grandchildren. It's been a long time. It must be very hard to leave. You know, in the beginning it seemed possible. We thought we'll sit it out. But already the ground is shaking. And it seems to be that it's dangerous to stay here.
It's not life anymore. It's like being in hell. I've been in this house for 65 years. My children grew up here. My grandchildren. It's been a long time. It must be very hard to leave. You know, in the beginning it seemed possible. We thought we'll sit it out. But already the ground is shaking. And it seems to be that it's dangerous to stay here.
So I'm here at Senpankro station and we can hear this beautiful music which is performed by Ukrainian refugees. Now we can see now the beautiful Ukrainian choir is replacing the music and they will sing some Ukrainian songs for us and we will have a special guest, Sivan Fry, who came kindly to support here today these beautiful events.
So I'm here at Senpankro station and we can hear this beautiful music which is performed by Ukrainian refugees. Now we can see now the beautiful Ukrainian choir is replacing the music and they will sing some Ukrainian songs for us and we will have a special guest, Sivan Fry, who came kindly to support here today these beautiful events.
And why do you think it is important for you to come here and support the events?
And why do you think it is important for you to come here and support the events?
I know you went to Ukraine, and what was one thing which impressed you the most, or maybe surprised?
I know you went to Ukraine, and what was one thing which impressed you the most, or maybe surprised?
And yet, as you were saying, humour is so important for Ukrainians that they once even elected a president who used to be an actor, working as a comedian before, the most popular comedian in the country, right? And I just wanted to jump on that as well and just to ask you, well, you have here in Britain all generations who are united in the love to you and your art.