petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and the goal worth for my room mate vision to find the run through. erica said for more time only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months. and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened crying in her sleeping scene. chance it's all started for the shower. she'll. she'll show that them then going back i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welcomed them with op

petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance and the goal. worse for my room, mate vision to find the run through. erica said for more time only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. crying and not sleeping. seen it since it's all started for the shower. sheila, she'll be sure that men going back i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welcomed them with op

petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and the goal, worse for my room, a decision to find the drawn to where i go. fade for more time. only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months. and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she is deeply shocked by what has happened. i am crying and then sleeping. seen it since it's all started. that's how i sheila cio matter, to sure that i'm then going back. i'm not sure if i will be able to leave. oh, but this fear in russia criticizing the war can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland ha

petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and the goal, worse for my room, a decision to find the drawn to were a good faith for more time. only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months. and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she is deeply shocked by what has happened. i am crying and not sleeping, seen it since it's all started. that's how i sheila, she'll america sure that i'm then going back. i'm not sure if i will be able to leave. oh, but this fear in russia criticizing the war can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland h

petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and other things grow worse for my room, a decision to find the drawn to where i stay for more time. only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia, the day after russia began its assault on ukraine. she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months. and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she is deeply shocked by what has happened. i am crying and not sleeping. seen it since it's all started. it's how i sheila she out now to assure that and then going back i'm not sure if i will be able to leave. oh, but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland

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petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance and the goal. worse for my room, mate vision to find the run through. erica said for more dr. only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months. and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened crying in her sleeping scene. chance it's all started for the shower sheila to show that them going, but i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welcomed them with open arms. mo

petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and the goal, worse for my room, made good decision to find the drawn to where i can stay for more time. only rushing passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is a translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine. she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months. and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened crying in her sleeping scene. chance it's all started for the shower. sheila, i'm sure that them then going, but i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welcomed them w

petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and the goal worth i will make the decision to find the run through. erica said for more time only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. crying and not sleeping. seen it since it's all started for the shower sheila to show that them then going back i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country finland has welcomed them with open a

petersburg to helsinki takes about 3 and a half hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothing more than to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. and the things grow. worse for my room, made good decision to find the run through. erica said for more time only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alina, who is the translator left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine . she's staying with friends in helsinki, but her visa expires in 3 months and it's uncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. crying and not sleeping. seen it since it's all started for the shower. sheila, i'm not sure that the men going, but i'm not sure if i will be able to leave but this fear in russia criticizing the war, can land you in jail, which is why more and more russians are leaving the country. finland has welc

petersburg to helsinki, finland. reporter: another train pulls into the station, bringing people to safety. most passengers are russians, not ukrainians. the train from st. petersburg to helsinki takes about 3.5 hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothg more tn to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. >> if things go worse, i will make the decision to find a country where i can stay for more time. reporter: only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alena, who is a translator, left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine. she's staying with friends in helsinki. but her visa expires in three mont, and it'sncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. alena: i am crying and not sleeping since it all started. that's how i feel. i feel -- i am pretty sure that i'm not goin

petersburg to helsinki, finland. reporter: another train pulls into the station, bringing people to safety. most passengers are russians, not ukrainians. the train from st. petersburg to helsinki takes about 3.5 hours. it's been booked out for days. flights between russia and western europe have been suspended. most of the arrivals here want nothg more tn to observe political and economic developments in russia from a safe distance. >> if things go worse, i will make the decision to find a country where i can stay for more time. reporter: only russian passengers with a valid visa or residency permit can enter the european union. alena, who is a translator, left russia the day after russia began its assault on ukraine. she's staying with friends in helsinki. but her visa expires in three mont, and it'sncertain whether she will be able to remain in finland. she's deeply shocked by what has happened. alena: i am crying and not sleeping since it all started. that's how i feel. i feel -- i am pretty sure that i'm not goin

and from all this, i'm now joined buddy w. political correspondent nina has it in helsinki. she's travelling with the german, a president, you know, we heard zalinski there warning with fins. what was his main message? well the ukranian president zelinski, described in a lot of detail, the horrible events from, from a task and it outlined to finish lawmakers again just to how terrible the situation is and you train and just how desperately it needs support. immediately. he also thanked finland for being one of the leading countries in terms of moral support. he said that finland had positioned itself very clearly straight from the beginning, supporting all the sanctions packages, et cetera. but he also issued a, another warning to finland and said that the law makers had to exert more pressure on the companies that are still doing business with russia. because he says, hootin is out to keep this war going until he has one. so this is something that finish lawmakers would have to take seriously. and then last not least, he also said that ukraine will desperately need finland'

. >> it was a two-part question in helsinki that i posed to the then president. one is who he believed, and he sided with putin. the other part with the world watching, the highly anticipated summit, would he warn putin to never do this again, never interfere with american elections again, and he chose not to do that either. that moment in helsinki came just a few days after we were with him in nato at brussels, when he almost blew up that alliance and pulled the united states out of it. there have been time where is it seemed like he was reciting kremlin talking points about nato. it serves to recap once more the circumstances of this invasion and trump's -- how he is linked to it, that his first impeachment trial was because he tried to extort ukraine to investigate joe biden and his family and threaten to withhold the javelin, the very javelin missiles right now so key to ukrainian defense. that's what trump threatened to withhold from zelenskyy, who has become a hero of democracy, if he didn't cooperate. of course putin, international pariah, but yet trump ev

the capital helsinki is not for them. it's far too busy and urbanized even though it's one of europe's greenest capitals and rated as one of the best places to live. that's largely down to the finnish state, which ranks as the biggest source of finnish happiness, alongside nature. frank: it's our institutions, not some secret national characteristics. we have functioning democratic institutions. we have freedom of the press, freedom of expression, free elections and very little corruption. on top of that you have the feel-good package of the welfare state with child benefits, unemployment benefits, pensions. all of that gives people a sense that the state is caring for them. reporter: but could the state defend its citizens from outside attack if necessary? that's something the honkavuori family has been asking too. finland shares a border with russia that's more than a thousand kilometers long. it's an unpredictable neighbor that's currently at loggerheads with half the world. salla: obviously the current situation does

reporter: the nato secretary-general has assault to reassure helsinki. -- has sought to reassure helsinki. >> they can join this alliance if they decide to apply. i am certain that we will find ways to address concerns they may have. regarding the potential application and the final ratification. reporter: "they" means finland and sweden, as a stockholm is also reconsidering its historic opposition to joining the alliance, and what it would mean to be the only non-nato nordic country of the fins forge ahead. phil: ukraine and celebrities have been using their fame to raise awareness of their country's like. spending weeks helping out in a hometown near kyiv. with charity concerts, and meeting millions of ukrainians who fled their homes. reporter: this is ukraine's most famous female rapper, a former kindergarten teacher who is not afraid to speak her mind. since russia attacked ukraine, she has been using her fainter -- her fame to counter news and take a stand for her country. >> [speaking a native language] reporter: she has founded " hard to rap," her latest track is a prayer. >> [spea

in the country's capital in helsinki, they have built ten million square meters of space underneath helsinki proper. it's an art museum. a church, a huge swimming complex and a mall and a go carting track. you know you might need it. a huge drinking water reservoir. all underground the capital of helsinki for safety. one former defense minister in finland telling "the financial times" how detailed planning is in place, including the deployment of fighter jets to remote roads around the country. the laying of mines for blowing up bridges. he said all armed force headquarters are located in hillsides under 30 to 40 meters of granite. so, they're ready. and here we've got russia failing in ukraine. they thought they would run roughshod over ukraine. they thought they would walk in and take kyiv within days. they thought they would decapitate the ukrainian government and take over the country in less than a week. it is now 40 something days into this. they're continuing to found away. having failed in all of their efforts thus far. their new efforts, they're apparently trying to kill as many civ

, underneath helsinki proper. it includes -- it's not just like shelters and subway stations. it's an art museum, and a church, and a huge swimming complex, and amal, and a go carting track! you know, you might need it! a huge drinking water reservoir. all underground, all beneath the capital city of helsinki. for safety. one former defense minister newfoundland telling the financial times this week how, quote, detailed planning is in place for how to handle an invasion, including the deployment of fighter jets to remote roads around the country, the laying of mines in key shipping lanes, the preparation of land defenses such as blowing up bridges. he says, quote, all armed forces headquarters are located in hillsides under 30 to 40 meters of granite. so they are ready. and here we have russia failing in ukraine. they thought they would run roughshod over ukraine, they thought they would take kyiv within days. they thought they would decapitate the ukrainian government and take over the country in less than a week

maria tadeo is in helsinki. maria: we talked about how european defense is changing in real time in so many ways. where this debate in finland with the potential application to enter nato. we are joined by atte harjanne, member, parliament of finland. the obvious question is, why now? atte: of course, russia's attack on ukraine, i would say the finns lost all remaining trust we had in the russian regime. we see that they do not care about human rights or the security of europe, but is able to do a brutal attack like this. mateo: you say it is an aggressor that is brutal, and there is little trust. it is a delicate question, but as finland, is russia your biggest foreign policy threat? atte: to put it frankly, yes, of course. we are surrounded by democracies from the other side, but now we have this regime in our neighbor that can resort to brutal violence to achieve his gains. i do not see a direct military threat at the moment from russia, but the country it is now, it is our main threat in foreign policy. mate

he is chair of the commission on security and cooperation in europe, known as the helsinki commission. a third-generation verlander, he has served the people of maryland in the house and senate for 35 years. as the ambassador just said, today's discussion is on the record. it is being recorded. and we will be taking questions from the audience using the q&a cab at the bottom of your screen. let's start. senators, you were the lead sponsor and cosponsor of the ukraine democracy lend-lease act of 2022. yesterday's historic boat in the house sends the bill to the president's desk and re-creates one of the most important military assistance programs in history that helped lead directly to the defeat of the nazi regime in europe in the 1940's. let me address the first question to senator cornyn. what led you to introduce this bill for lend-lease for ukraine? sen. cornyn: in the senate and congress, it helps to have historical president -- precedent. looking toward lend-lease in world war ii and its decisive impact on the outcome of that work, it was important to send a message to the world

i look at finland, and the reality is that helsinki has a reality. it is forgery miles from the northern finnish border to a modest submarine base of russia. how threatened is russia by that 800 miles from their soft shop to the finnish border? maria: i think it is the number one threat for the finish. if you asked them, they will tell you it is a problem now. we have seen that for a country that is not a member of nato, that is not under the umbrella, the clear umbrella, we find ourselves at a country with one member of parliament telling me is an aggressor, and it does not have a problem using aggressive force on neighbors, and it could potentially be a threat. for the finish, it is a big threat, and they are moving. that is the reason we are here. they are moving forward with an application to nato. this is a watershed moment. this is undoing decades of foreign policy in the nordic. they are saying they want to enter the allies. in many ways, we are talking about the real-life implications. we will look at this. it is real time in history that is

a printing house in the finished capital, helsinki print volumes of state steady compared to the 20 percent rise. other print companies are reporting from last year. at the same time production costs have risen, says economist modded lindstrom thought of the pool. elena had go spend with becky at the rising costs of these products have to do with higher energy prices, as well as the current high costs in logistics services. lucas, the bali, the vehicle spinal spend off. another reason why paper has become more expensive and scar, sir, for paper mills and finland have closed in recent years, the owners had noticed the demand for digital products rising and correspondingly, the demand for paper declining around 5 percent annually. in addition, the beginning of this year saw the paper workers union call for a strike. at 4 other mills, the union insisted that way to stay at previously agreed levels, with no cuts in pay. thought you had a mind, ma, monica lamar would then give you my local paper market still need 10 such millions of tons of fine paper on them all. even if demand is declining, mc

unfortunately, nato secretary general un stilton berg has sought to reassure helsinki. they can easily join this alliance if they decide to apply. i'm certain that will find ways to address the concerns they may have a regarding to period between the a potential application on the final ratification day. mean spin, wind, and sweden as stockholm is also we considering it's historic opposition to joining the alliance. and what it would mean to be the only non nato nordic country if the fins for to head and turning now to some other stories, making news right now to people are dead and one injured after paris elise opened fire and a car that reportedly sped towards them police, the car was driving against traffic. the incident happened just hours after manuel mccomb claimed victory in the french presidential election. officials are investigating a blast that the legal oil refinery in southern nigeria that left at least a 110 people dead. dozens have been hospitalized with severe burns. injurious president has vowed to clamp down a makeshift oil facilities which have caused

unfortunately, nato secretary general un stilton berg has sought to reassure helsinki they come easily joined the salons if they decide to apply on certain that will find ways to address sir cern's day may have a regarding to period between the a potential application on the final rectification bay mean spin went and sweden as stockholm is also we considering it's historic opposition to joining the alliance. and what it would mean to be the only non nato nordic country, if the fins forward to head to remind her of the top story, we're following french president emanuel mac on has been reelected. he comfortably beat his far right rival marine le pen to secure a 2nd 5 year term in office. but his margin of victory was smaller than his 1st, when, honest out to be president for all french. that is this is deed of you, news live from berlin, coming up the controversy of re introducing wild cats to europe's forest. that's next on our documentary series, the doc film to stick around for that. and of course, more news afterwards. and the top of the hour away and bluecross, thanks very much for

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under discussion beginning next week in parliament and helsinki. to mt. mitigate against the historic concerns. that russia might have had its not going to allow finland to have permanent nato bases or permanent nato troops. or position nuclear weapons on its soil. all of these are are steps to design to signal to russia that finland itself is not taking a more belligerent position. look at estonia and poland. romania, hungary even now. all these countries the nato nations have now taken on a level of foreign international nato member troops. and bases not permanent bases, per agreement with russia. but temporary bases where military equipment is permanently stored. finland is staying away from that. saying we have a strong army and well equipped army. modern defense force. this already integrated with nato. we don't need those additional forces. that step is designed to mitigate against some of russia's concerns. >> if you look at the history here of what vladimir putin has been trying to achieve with his military special military operation here with the

village to another, looking for the perfect place to live with as few people as possible the capital, helsinki is not for them. it's far too busy and urbanized, even though it's one of europe's greenest capitals and rated as one of the best places to live. that's largely down to the finish state, which ranks as the biggest source of finished happiness alongside nature. live through is that both the organ, it's our institutions, not some secret national characteristics that we have functioning, democratic institutions that we have. freedom of the press, let it freedom of expression, free elections spot and very little corruption with it. mercedes that hold up on top of that, we have the feel good package of the welfare state that's on the roof through that . my appointment with the child benefits, unemployment benefits, pensions that the ms. portal. but one in by bought all of that gives people a sense that the state is caring for them at that wall. but could the state defended citizens from outside a tank if necessary? that's something the hunk of woody family has been asking to finland shares

so i'm following my inner voice at her studio in helsinki. she works on her upcoming projects for the basis for each photograph. is the same, there has to be another level, not only that i have placed close to the landscape, the image has to give me some kind of her emotion. and this emotion can be sadness, fear, or happiness. but there has to be a deeper level in the image. rita, pyro lines, images often include 2nd hand clothing. they awaken her curiosity about the former owner. i have always been interested in a 2nd hand clothes and a every day history of people. i find it fascinating to try to figure out what is the history behind the clothes to whom they belonged. and how was the life for the person who was them before this photo represents a door to a secret world. and this photo taken in japan reminds her of ancient amorites in the forest. i reached a part of a line and received both private and public grants from finland to fund her work. it's taken her all over europe and as far as japan and the us back in the forest, she's planning

he could not even bring himself to critter him up -- criticize vladimir putin, and he took his helsinki interview alongside vladimir putin, where he discredited his own intelligence service, and he praised vladimir putin. the republican party has no platform, no ideas, nothing but spin, propaganda, and they bash the media. they don't believe that constitution. they want everything to be a police state. host: your response. guest: i'm glad he called in on the independent line. i would hate to see what he would have to say on the democrat line. just remember that two years ago, we didn't have this kind of inflation or gas prices. we didn't have the kind of prices we have in food stores. we didn't have inflation now. when it's on the others, do you remember when the democrat was in the white house, republicans were blaming him under obama for rising gas prices. the line was that the president doesn't have a thing to do with that. but when the prices are low, they take credit for policies that they claim are helping. we have a 30 trillion dollar debt and this president wants to spend more o

a street sign is seen in the video directing vehicles to helsinki, finland's capital. the kremlin recently warned finland and sweden against joining nato. as soon as today, president biden is expected to announce another $750 million in military aid for ukraine. biden used the term "genocide" for the first time yesterday to describe russia's actions in ukraine. >> i called it genocide because it's become clearer and clearer that putin is just trying to wipe out the idea of even being able to be ukrainian. >> reporter: the pentagon believes russia is now focusing on controlling eastern ukraine. a new satellite image of mariupol shows heavy damage to this sprawling plant, which is one of the largest iron and steel factories in all of europe. >> it's obvious that the russians want mariupol because of its strategic location. >> reporter: meanwhile, ukrainian security forces say they've captured fugitive ukrainian lawmaker viktor medvedchuk. vladimir putin is the godfather of his daughter. the pro-kremlin politian was vel back into russia. >> he's putin's closest ally in uk

so i'm following my inner voice at her studio in helsinki. she works on her upcoming projects for the basis for each photograph is the same. there has to be another level. not only that i have placed close to the landscape, the image has to give me some kind of her emotion. and this emotion can be sadness, fear, or happiness. but there has to be a deeper level in the image. rita pie val line ins images often include 2nd hand clothing. they awaken her curiosity about the former owner. i have always been interested in the secondhand clothes and her every day history of people. i find it fascinating to try to figure out what is the history behind the clothes to whom they belonged. and how was the life for the person who was them before this photo represents a door to a secret world. and this photo taken in japan reminds her of ancient amorites in the forest. ah, reach a part of a line and receive both private and public grants from finland to fund her work. it's taken her all over europe and as far as japan and the us back in the for, she's plan

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, the yellow and blue flags in solidarity with ukraine, show russia's war has not been forgotten in helsinki either. in fact, for weeks, no debate has resurfaced over where the finland should join nato. until recently, there weren't many in favor of such a move. now, surveys show a clear majority one to safe, and lind join the military alliance. seliger formulas. the offense have woken up and feel solidarity with the ukrainians muscle. they don't want to see the horror of the war that they're watching on cold on their tv screens and come to their own country. so if there's a way they can avoid bad cuz they're happy to seize the opportunity or also for per bottle. bonnie: he added tango school in the center of the city. the mood is relaxed. incidentally, finland is the 2nd most popular place the tango after argentina. another expression of finished happiness. oh yeah we since don't talk much and don't really express our feelings on. but tango is just the right dance for a finish man to express. his emotions knows that guy could, boom, there's a mice that go and they don't even have to talk. t

molina, the yellow and blue flags in solidarity with ukraine show russia's war has not been forgotten in helsinki either. in fact, for weeks no debate has resurfaced over where the finland should join nato. until recently they weren't many in favor of such a move. now surveys show a clear majority one to safe and lynn join the military alliance. seliger. so melissa fins have woken up and feel solidarity with the ukrainians. brazil. they don't want to see the horror of the war that they're watching unfold on their t, v, screens and come to their own country. so if there's a way they can avoid bad cuz they're happy to seize the opportunity or have a hostess compatible bonham. he at a tango school in the center of the city, the mood is relaxed. incidentally, fernand is the 2nd most popular place with tango after argentina. another expression of finished happiness. oh honey. oh yeah, we fins don't talk much and don't really express our feelings on. but tango is just the right dance for a finnish man to express. his emotions knows that guy could, boom, there's a mice that go but, and they don't even h

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ah, the capital helsinki is not for them. it's far too busy and urbanized, even though it's one of europe's greenest capitals and rated as one of the best places to live. that's largely down to the finish state which ranks as the biggest source of finished happiness alongside nature live through is that dorothy ari? it's our institutions, not some secret national characteristics on that we have functioning democratic institutions. we have freedom of the press, let freedom of expression, free elections spot and very little corruption with it. murphy settled up on top of that. we have the feel good package of the welfare state that's on a group through them. and finally, with child benefits, unemployment benefits, pensions, that them have thought about one and by bought all of that gives people a sense that the state is caring for them at that wall. but could the state defended citizens from outside a tank if necessary? that's something the hunk of woody family has been asking to finland shares a border with russia that's more

i'm living in petersburg of just like 40 cameras for helsinki. and before all these crisis, it was absolutely common that russians went, took to shopping to finland or on a weekend renting a house. somewhere in the swedish lay in a finished lake, i saw these were quite tight countries and i'm surprised by that finland is thinking about sweden doesn't surprise me. and named american officials say that the countries will be able to join nato this summer. do you think that's feasible? well, it depends on these countries. on the, on the pressure of the u. s. can make on the governments are not nature has already, some weeks ago announced that they would be able to take these countries into not to within days. if they just ask for it, um, so it seems that the standards are already quite equal, especially with when it was with the suite number it surprised. but yeah, if they get to get these governments to ask for not to manipulate membership, i think this will be a request off a week. wow. if they do join it, or what response would you expect from mos

unfortunately, nato secretary general yen stilton berg has sight to reassure helsinki. they can easily join this alliance if they decide to apply. i'm certain that will find ways to address concerns. they may have a, regarding the period between the a potential application and the finally ratification role means been, went and sweden as stockholm is also, we considering its historic opposition to joining the alliance. and what it would mean to be the only non nato nordic country is defense for to ahead w terry shows reporting them. and earlier we spoke to frank leg, which he's a senior electron merger strategy at the university of portsmouth in england. and a former military intelligence office and asked him if russia would see fin, than joining nato as a provocation. well, 1st of all, from a strategic perspective, it is likely to provoke russia. but we can put that aside. it represents, of course, a defeat on that sort of higher level for potent, more than doubles the length of his border with nato. given that one of the cause, suppose the causes of war was to push bac

unfortunately, nato secretary general yen stilton berg has sought to reassure helsinki. they can easily join this alliance if they decide to apply. i'm certain that we'll find ways to address or concerns they may have a regarding depleted bit between the a potential application on the final ratification by no means been wind and sweden as stockholm is also reconsidering it's historic opposition to joining the alliance . and what it would mean to be the only non nato nordic country. if the fins for to head ukrainian celebrities have been using their fame to raise awareness of their country's plights, rapper iona iota spent 2 weeks helping out in her home town near keith. she's now touring europe before me at charity concepts and meeting some of the millions of ukrainians who fled the home that but, but then this is ukraine's most famous female robber. i'll yo now yona a former kindergarten teacher who isn't afraid to speak her mind since russia attacked ukraine. eliano young has been using her fame to counter fake news and to take a stand for her country. press your boy,

i think russia has communicated quite clearly to both helsinki and stock home that what they're doing is a provocation and will be dealt with accordingly. i honestly don't know what those governments are thinking. are they prepared to, to fight rush? are they prepared for hostile relations? i don't know, i hope that this doesn't lead to a broader war because literally nobody in the world needs it. but again, abandoning neutrality after decades of successfully not being involved in, in your european conflicts and in this transatlantic, her falafel is just remarkably stupid move. i would even go so far as to call it in the arctic because i do work for rush report, ministry, so i could be direct. maybe i am a lead chair, serbian american journalist. thank you very much for your time. as washington, faith is running out of financing to provide here with new weaponry. joe biden has suggested legalizing the confiscation and selling of russian property in the us to then sends the money to ukraine. that will enhance our underlying efforts to accommodate the russian oligarchy, and make sure we

unfortunately, nato secretary general yen stilton berg has sought to reassure helsinki they come easily joined the salons if they decide to apply on certain that will find ways to address sir concerns. they may have a regarding repeated between the a potential application on the final verification. they mean spin, went and sweden as stockholm is also, we considering its historic opposition to joining the alliance. and what it would mean to be the only non nato nordic country. if the fins for to head out for a look at some other stories related to the war in ukraine, russia has expelled 40 german diplomats from moscow and a tit for tat news. germany kicked out a number of russian staff earlier this month. the german foreign minister says the retail tally asian is expected, but not justified. un secretary general antonio terrace is in the turkish capital ankara on a mission to advance peace negotiations. a terrorist has been meeting the turkish president, red shaped type at one before going on to moscow, and then to keith. ukrainian. leda is unhappy about the terrorist visiting russia 1st

unfortunately, nato secretary general yen stilton bird has sought to reassure helsinki they can easily join this alliance if they are a decide to apply. i'm certain that will find ways to address sir concerns. they may have a regarding, the petered bit between the a potential application and the finally ratification ray means been went and sweden as stockholm is also, we considering its historic opposition to joining the alliance. and what it would mean to be the only non nato nordic country, if the fins forward to head of a more in this, i'm now joined by franklin, but she's a senior lecture on military strategy at the university of portsmouth in england, and a former military intelligence of a frank luther c. nordic countries are seriously thinking out by joining nato. is that a good idea or will that provoke russia? well, 1st of all, from a strategic perspective, it is likely to provoke russia, but we can put that aside. it represents, of course, a defeat on that sort of high level for put in more than doubles the length of face board with nato. given that one of the core suppose th