the 2nd will soon be celebrating 70 years on the throne. to put that into perspective, back when the queen was coordinated world war 2, had just ended 7 years earlier. and europe was still very much divided since then. she s been the undisputed symbol of great britain accompanying the union through all sorts of political changes. always dutifully and always in style. now, people throughout the u. k. are gearing up for celebrations in her honor, especially of course, in and around the royal buckingham palace in london. but what is it exactly about the queen that thou celebrate the most? for most spirits, it s either the queen s unwavering work ethic that has earned their respect or it s her passion for 4 legged animals, especially her dogs. the corgis. ah, for most britons, the queen is simply a part of life. she has always been there and has always been the queen elizabeth the 2nd has represented her people for 7 decades now. which means this is her platinum jubilee. she mona
left. but yes, she says that what the time will you do? obama lee, you re not going to do that a little bit more a year with hello and welcome to cross dock. were all things are considered on people? the conflict in ukraine continues to pace. the situation on the battlefield for the camp regime is going from bad to worse. nonetheless, the u. s. and its nato allies continue to pour in massive amounts of age and weapons. diplomacy is still not on the agenda. ah. to discuss these issues and more, i m joined by my guess these and in our slow here is a professor at the university of se or norway, as well as author of the new book. russo phobia propaganda in international politics and in russia on done, we have exempt row is the founder of the center of political strategic analysis strap all or a gentleman cross talk rules and effect. that means you can jump any time you want . and i always appreciated chris and also the big news over the last few days. one is that we had defend se
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always appreciated chris and also the big news over the last few days. one is that we had defense secretary lloyd austin, call his counterpart is russian count or are sort of a shy group. and it was at the behest of the u. s. side, requesting a ceasefire. so can you explain to me something, if you re following western media, your brain is winning rushes, losing, but the winning side wants to have a sci fi isn t usually the other way around. thoughts, my friend. oh, yes, you are. when you call in for a cease fire or try to start up diplomacy to war, it s not going your way. of course, i m having a c, r and i was also very problematic because it is not followed up with diplomatic suggestion like a solution to the conflict. if you just talk a sci fi without any diplomatic solution. well, it almost seems like it is just a way to stall in order to get your reference to the from of lines you can t one week say you re going to push $50000000000.00 worth of weapon into ukraine. and t
the state solutions summit. we are here and thrilled to have jared polis. we have limited time today so we are going to get rolling on a number of topics for the governor. governor we talked to the energy reporter in colorado has an ambitious and climate goals. can you outline those? i ran for office with the goal of one of% renewable energy by 2040. we are to have several communities that have stepped up with even more aggressive goals. the first was pueblo colorado and the industrial heartland with renewable energy by 2035 and we have two cities that have achieved 100% renewable energy aspirin and now glenwood springs have achieved 100% renewable energy we look forward to telling the statewide story. we have a variety of utility energy providers. we have a number of co-ops and municipals and some are leading the way, some are lagging but we are looking forward to working with everyone to achieve that. you talked about getting to 100% renewables in just 20 years but the