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And britain has top its always a bit of a sweeping generalisation but to characterise britains role in this, its taken one of the more hardline approach is to this. as you are describing it. borisjohnson has been talking up the gravity of the threat, the severity of the sanctions and i know what has felt strange to him is the uk taking such a heart line position —— hardline position. germany had taken criticism for being more likely to appease and possibly france, with president macron posit...

Arms and is setting up several reception centres. its been one of the eus most hardline, anti—migrant countries in recent years, but it also knows all too tragically the cost of russian occupation and hostility. these scenes of seeking refuge across europes borders are more associated with the migrant crisis from the middle east. but now the threat is on the eus doorstep, and while poland says that the uptick in arrivals so far is modest, it warns that it could become the largest refugee wave ...

Yesterday, i woke up because ive heard some noise and i asked my husband, "what is happening?" he looked through the window and said, "wow, russians bombed our airport. "so, 0k, just pack our bags and you have to save the kids." i love my country. i want to go back. but we cannot go, we cannot stay safe over there. poland is welcoming the new arrivals with open arms, and is setting up several reception centres. its been one of the eus most hardline, anti—migrant countries in recent years, but ...

Because ive heard some noise and i asked my husband, "what is happening?" he looked through the window and said, "wow, russia has bombed our airport. " so, 0k, just pack our bags and you have to save the kids. i love my country. i want to go back. but we cannot go, we cannot stay safe over there. poland is welcoming the new arrivals with open arms, and is setting up several reception centres. its been one of the eus most hardline, anti—migrant countries in recent years — but it also knows al...

And is setting up several reception centres. its been one of the eus most hardline, anti—migrant countries in recent years but it also knows all too tragically the cost of russian occupation and hostility. these scenes of seeking refuge across europes borders are more associated with the migrant crisis from the middle east. but now, the threat is on the eus doorstep, and while poland says that the uptick in arrivals so far is modest, it warns that it could become the largest refugee wave since...

That the uptick in arrivals so far is modest, it warns that it could become but we cannot go, we cannot stay safe over there. poland is welcoming the new arrivals with open arms, and is setting up several reception centres. its been one of the eus most hardline, anti—migrant countries in recent years, but it also knows all too tragically the cost of russian occupation and hostility. these scenes of seeking refuge across europes borders are more associated with the migrant crisis from the middl...

To the education ministry. we had made all our preparations. this order came from their top leadership, so only their spokesmen can comment on it. we do know that female education is a sensitive, controversial issue amongst, lets say the most hardline, most ultraconservative elements of the taliban. perhaps that is why we have had this sudden and unexpected u—turn. telling girls�* schools they should close once again. the headlines on bbc news. as the cost of living rises at the fastest rate...

Right? we would be affecting countries all throughout, border countries as well. but iran and china. let me read for you a quote here from the "wall street journal." western officials acknowledge that the fastest route to increasing economic and political pressure on tehrans new hardline government runs through moscow, and especially beijing. talk to me about those geopolitical implications of a rupture in this relationship. >> hi, yasmin. happy new year. i think that term rupture was actually n...

Be as hardline as lord frost but since she does appear to be more of a brexit enthusiast, repeatedly suggesting that britain should be less dependent on trade with the eu and more dependent on trade with other economies which are growing much faster around the world. so certainly i do think she will be seen as a steadying hand on these negotiations. it is interesting that this appointment was brought in so quickly and i think before financial markets have opened today because had there been a va...

And et cetera, et cetera. >> the problem with america and nato and others stepping up their help, their assistance for ukraine is that it could potentially provoke the kremlin even further. could be poking the bear and force them to -- to invade. is that a concern for you? do you think thats realistic? >> the idea dont provoke russian will not work because georgia, salsbury, crimea. >> so, you think confrontation with russia is the only way to stop russias malign activity around the world? >> it...