“Those who accuse me of applying yoga in the wrong way, that we should not support the war, that we should invest in peace, development and so on, – these are people who have not really faced the war,” he says this week in a conversation with Diva Reiznieka The main guest of “Drosinataja” is Pavlo Goncharuks. Using yoga, he helps the health of both civilians and military personnel, and with yoga marathons he has managed to raise considerable funds for the Armed Forces of Ukraine.
Rihards Plume, on the other hand, questions the head of the German Marshall Fund’s Northern approach and security policy researcher Kristini Bērziņu about the following questions:
- The Chinese president has visited Europe after a break of several years. What are Beijing’s intentions and what do its host countries want?
- British Foreign Minister David Cameron has confirmed that Ukraine may also use British weapons for strikes in Russia. Will it encourage other countries to give the green light to Ukraine?
- The intelligence services of European countries are warning about Russia’s plans to carry out violent acts of sabotage in Europe. How seriously do countries take internal security and how to combat the risks?
All the most important things about the war in Ukraine are and will be in one place – in the latest episode of the Latvian Radio broadcast “Drošinaťāt”.
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