need very important. and to do that, we need support from our partners and allies. need support from our partners and allies, mainly the eu and nato, of course allies, mainly the eu and nato, of course. . . . , allies, mainly the eu and nato, of course. . . ., , allies, mainly the eu and nato, of course. . . . , , . allies, mainly the eu and nato, of course. . . ., , . , . allies, mainly the eu and nato, of course. . . , . , . . course. poland has been a bit of a rebel member course. poland has been a bit of a rebel member of course. poland has been a bit of a rebel member of the course. poland has been a bit of a rebel member of the european i course. poland has been a bit of a i rebel member of the european union. all sorts of disagreements with them over the independence that my clinic that s more of a family dispute. 0k, a family dispute, and they have been withholding funds. applause i don t know what they are clapping for a way agree with you, me, the fact is they bee
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who decided to strengthen this presence in poland, and right now president biden is deciding about being more active. 50 we are absolutely reassured that article five is safe and we are more united than ever. 0f five is safe and we are more united than ever. of course, one bitter comment i think that right now we need to prepare for defence policy rather than offence. there were 20 years to defend russia, and deter russia, and some were trying to do business with russia. we ve lost time, unfortunately we ve not managed to really deter russia. now is the time to really defend ourselves and to help our ukrainian brothers. 50 ourselves and to help our ukrainian brothers. , , . ,, brothers. so who s been flaking, in our brothers. so who s been flaking, in your opinion? brothers. so who s been flaking, in your opinion? it brothers. so who s been flaking, in your opinion? it was brothers. so who s been flaking, in your opinion? it was already - your opinion? it was already mention
our first question, and through, so let s go straightaway to ourfirst question, and it s through, so let s go straightaway to our first question, and it s from you, julia, julia what do you want to ask my panel? to ask my panel? how can we help ukrainians. to ask my panel? how can we help ukrainians, especially to ask my panel? how can we help ukrainians, especially those - to ask my panel? how can we help ukrainians, especially those ten i to ask my panel? how can we help. ukrainians, especially those ten and half million who are either displaced or refugees. deputy foreian displaced or refugees. deputy foreign minister, displaced or refugees. deputy foreign minister, poland - displaced or refugees. deputy foreign minister, poland hasl displaced or refugees. deputy i foreign minister, poland has two displaced or refugees. deputy - foreign minister, poland has two and half million of the three and half million refugees. the others are all internally displaced people. what can we
we have a special live debate programme, global questions, on the ukraine war. let s cross live now to zeinab badawi in warsaw. hello. hejoined me in the magnificent central hall of the waterside technology university for this special edition of the global questions. i ve got a terrific audience here who are going to be putting their questions to my panel. now, poland is pushing for a much more muscular response to putin from the european union, after all, it is bearing the brunt economically of hosting two and half million ukrainian refugees. we will be asking whether europe is playing a leading role in trying to end the war, or is it not being robust enoughin war, or is it not being robust enough in standing up to moscow?
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