...حضور يعرفها وبولونيا وافقت عليها . أحد ه...
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00:00A presence known to her and Bologna agreed to it. One of these principles is that
00:05European legislation prevails over domestic legislation. If a country violates this principle, it must face
00:13consequences in terms of not benefiting from the benefits of the European Union. For Europe, this is going to be a big hit
00:23For Bologna, its economy isn't just weak
00:27Only, this is an economy that is behind the rest of the European economies in terms of structural adjustments, and it is highly dependent on industry and there is no room for action.
00:43For the people of Bologna, they work in other European countries because they don't get enough jobs.
00:49Bologna and its economy are based on old coal, forestry and forest harvesting systems for power generation.
00:58This economy needs structural change. And as we know
01:03This change and the most difficult change,
01:06They need European support and European financial support. And that's one of the reasons why the Poles are talking about
01:15leave the European Union, but they will not resort to this option, which we saw what happened with him in the case of England
01:24leaving the European Union. For Poland, what are the other options? Do
01:30Can we see her resorting to another ally outside Europe? In case you think about it, of course, we say that getting out of the union is not easy, and President
01:39I am what is happening with Barak Gaza until today,
01:41But can you resort to Russia, for example
01:46This is an important difference in the economic and political aspects.
01:53The difference between Bologna and the United Kingdom when the house vote was taken, Britain had an advantage
02:00she believed that she has a big ally, which is America, because there is one language and economic and cultural relations
02:08between the United Kingdom and America. Therefore, it also had an independent currency
02:17She thought she could keep up or play. In the case of Polo Nia
02:26It has the European Union on the one hand and Russia on the other. But Russia is not an ally
02:33or an old friend. The relationship between
02:36Poland and Russia are polluted by wars, occupations and colonialism, and there is no high confidence between the two sides,
02:44And it's not worthwhile to think that this situation will change tomorrow, so it's not
02:50There is an ally. Bologna has the secret of the European Union, and it does not have a strong economy or an independent currency, and it does not have room to maneuver between a bloc