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is not nationalistic at its core,

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It is a geostrategic conflict.

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So, this is not about Great Russian nationalism.

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Even though Putin's speeches have been coming since the war started.

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It is primarily a question of the way in which the

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the negotiations held in the spring;

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It's really primarily about the question

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the neutrality of Ukraine with security guarantees;

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But without direct American influence.

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Because you just have to see, there was a spring

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The Commission has not yet adopted a proposal for a directive on the protection of workers from the risks related to exposure to asbestos.

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That was reported earlier by Affairs, and many others have reported it.

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There would be Putin behind the lines of the 24th. February

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The European Union has already made a major contribution to the peace process in the region.

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Mrs. Carriage Man, about the time you speak of...

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These were negotiations which were not pursued at the time.

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I 'm sorry to hear that . But that's why there's this terrible war

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I think we need to get back to that now.

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It's awful.

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I think that we should be very careful about the way we treat the Commission.

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This is a terrible, brutal war.

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Hundreds of people die every day.

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There are crimes against the civilian population,

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And on the battlefield, there is the naked horror.

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And now the question is, what do we do to end this horror?

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And now, if you supply more and more weapons, supply tanks,

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But he doesn't make a diplomatic move.

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It's not like he's offering a compromise to facilitate a conversation.

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We'll never stop the horror.

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It's Mr. Münkler's turn now, and I'll see you later.

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The horror will continue for years,

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And I think that's cynical and not in solidarity with Ukraine.

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There's a survey from Insa.

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I think 39 percent of the population share our position.

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If a very large proportion of the population...

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Are you breeding a new party, Mrs. Wagenknecht?

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If a large part of the population of parties

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is no longer represented,

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Then that 's a problem . And when a debate goes wrong

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And an opinion is defamed in this way,

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By always moving it to the right...

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We've been working on our first signing selection...

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Mrs. Carriage Man, I have to go over this again.

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We're looking for cooperation.

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SWR 2021