the spiritual leader himself must give his consent, therefore one of the most enlightened buddhists ofhis island, the acting patriarch, the venerable guru palikanda ratanasara mahad hero, does us the great honor of receiving us in one of his temples. you are the performer is obliged. that everything consists of matter, and we must preserve the buddha, so we must give respect to the buddhist monks, they seem to have power over the authorities, and in sri lanka, power belongs to the one who owns the tooth of the buddha, one of the main relics of the island. according to legend, after the cremation of buddha , four of his teeth were taken from kastra, which were transported all over the world, one of them ended up in ceylon; it has been hidden in families for many centuries. gold lorts, nested one inside the other, it is believed that if the buddha’s tooth is destroyed, then there will be buddhism was also destroyed in sri lanka. buddha brought the tooth to us in the century ad from india, the duties of our king were to preserve the tooth. every year, on a visit to the full lyuni , they s

— legitimate by the tibetan buddhists? ., ., ., buddhists? the dalai lama institution _ buddhists?stablished | institution was established when the chinese emperors were very much looking after tibet. therefore, the involvement and the participation of the emperor, and now the central government, will be a big dispensable crucial part of the whole process of deciding the reincarnation of the dalai lama. the current dalai lama is the 14th dalai lama, and whoever that will follow him will be the 15th dalai lama. according to the tibetan tradition, while the body of the dalai lama may perish, the institution of the dalai lama will be eternal. they will continue, and it has a process to involve. one crucial part of that process is for china, that is the asian emperors before and now the central government, to play a very crucial, indispensable, insurmountable role in this whole process. it doesn't involve congress of the united states or any other speak in the united states at all. ., _ ~ speak in the united states at all. ., ~ ., all. you say, mr gao, that the us has no _ all. you say

today we will go to buryatia, visit the modern buddhist monastery datsan, and see what art buddhist masters the buddha's teachings came here from tibet in the 17th century; in 1741, empress elizaveta petrovna signed a manifesto recognizing the lamai faith in russia. the very first temple on the territory of buryatia was dasan baldam breibun, it is close to the border with mongolia, because lamazayev. he went to study in tibet, walked, when he returned, he founded that same dotsan. in 1764, dambadar zhozazayaev reported on his travels to empress catherine ii during an audience, after which she gave him the title of the first bandit khambo lama, the first head of buddhists in eastern siberia and transbaikalia, and his dotsan became the first residence of khambo lama. today is a resident. is located in ivolginsky datsan, the history of its appearance is very unusual. in the thirty-first year of the last century, when militant atheism set in, they began to close churches, and so it was until the forty-first year, when the germans approached moscow, and stalin gathered representatives of all rel

its collection includes archaeological finds, jewelry and buddhist art.ge masses of the crimean cavalry required the same nomads, the same nomadic, light fast cavalry was required, well, the nagai muslims seemed to have no trust, the akalmyks were buddhists, they were definitely already confessional, did not ally with the muslims, and at the same time they were superior to them in the weapons complex, since they retained those the traditions that were in the army were therefore the kolmyt cavalry, in a collision with the krymchaks, always held victory, always defeated them. the main advantage of nomads was mobility. leaders the kalmyks skillfully used the terrain to conduct reconnaissance and set up ambushes. the kalmyt cavalry attacked the enemy suddenly. the warriors were fluent in several types of weapons and hand-to-hand combat techniques. life depended on the ability to sit perfectly in the saddle and shoot accurately. nomads. from an early age, children went on long hikes, during which they learned the necessary skills from adults. kalmyt women also

if you're a buddhist, be proud that you're a buddhist.f you're presbyterian, i'd that fact. [ laughter ] no one wants to know about that. >> some people call us a butt-ist, yeah. >> a buddhist? a butt-ist? is this some of your gay humor? turning every simple word into an or physical? [ laughter ] is that what -- >> i'm just repeating the way you pronounced buddhist. >> i know. it's the kind of thing, i'm a pianist, or am i a penis-ist? [ laughter ] anyway. why's john voigt so angry? [ laughter ] i don't need an answer. do you have any pets? >> i do, a dog. >> what kind of dog? >> it's a goldendoodle. >> a goldendoodle! >> yes. >> how macho. [ laughter ] i bet john wayne had a few gold golden doodles. you've had colonoscopies? >> i have yeah. >> sean hannity told me he had a colonos colonoscopy, and the only thing they found was his own head. ha ha ha ha! i really get political. you have a birthday coming up, don't you, big guy? you have a birthday coming up. >> i do. >> how old are you going to be? >> i'm going to be 54. >> okay, sure. i

and it has a sizable group in the, the german buddhist jobs. so 1st, let's point out that the a, if the, the alternative for deutschland i'm, yeah, they're among one of the newer major parties in the buddhist on and, and it's not exactly far, right, not in the way that we think of it here in america as far right, they're not white supremacist or walk, you know, they're not walking with torches. they're not the hiring or any of that. they're actually a coalition of people from baring backgrounds, even very political believes, who sort of have this germany 1st platform, if you will. i have a source close to the f b who tells me that the party actually has the most views as senior members. so it's a call them far right white nationalist is, is really a bridge too far. but if these guys who are calling for peace between ukraine and russia and they're sick and tired of seeing zelinski manipulate olaf schultz, you know, they're spineless, chancellor, and they keep it. and they said that this guy zalinski keeps taking their tax dollars abroad to fight

we managed to get inside the house even to accommodate a mosque and a buddhist temple, the building was and it is also... called an instagram house, triads, where would we be without them, finding at least someone in such caged apartments is a difficult task for the police, this is what they take advantage of. since the beginning of the 20th century, royal crossroads in australia has become a place where local mafiosi lived. the peak of the area came in... the sixties, when a gang war literally broke out on the streets. the authorities could not do anything about the raging area, and after the world war they introduced new law, 6 hour rule. this meant that after 6 pm, all bars and pubs in the area closed. this is how they wanted to overcome the number of violent murders. the law was repealed at the end of the 20th century, but was soon returned. the alcohol ban was reinstated in 2014 after two people died in a drunken brawl in thomas. having gone through an entire highway, where they were simply robbed night and day, but the state dealt with banditry, order was restored in the country,

the buddhist can hunt for some desperately needed upgrades. coming from the item we have starting from a relatively low level in terms of like flipping the boons there. and now we have to take a big step in that direction again to get to a level where we are capable of defensive war. and that level must then be maintained. i can see that the defense budget must remain at a certain level over the long term. that's kind of dense. but the show is not all about defense. sustainable flying is also a key pillar of visio as exhibition. as the aviation industry searches for climate, the friendly alternatives to fossil fuels, we have to, we design our airplanes in such a way that they can be climates neutral. in the best case scenario, there's several ways to get the, the simplex would be to make kerosene green via a positive catalyst. then the very good alternative, especially for observation would be hydrogen fuel. we are working hard to find ways to efficiently move from combustion to hydrogen. for years after the close of pen demik old, but the gro

as in sam reshay's in the house, they buddhist would be striving towards the house except today. last but not least, i'm saying this is you want to come to southeast asia. if you want to get married. congratulations everyone. the thailand is only the 3rd country in asia to allow same sex marriage off to taiwan on to the pool. the law will now grown full legal, financial, and medical rights to own marriage partners, regardless of sex, to me, leaving the bed for 17 years. they've been reading more legal to my husband right now. and the new legislation will now go to the king for approval and will, coming to full a $120.00 days off to publication in the royal gazette activate to the 1st weddings to be celebrated as early as october. no, that's uh take you a quick look at some of the other stories making headlines around the well today us presidents, joe biden has announced a new program to provide a tough to citizenship, to half a 1000000 migraines, who are married to us citizens and have been in the country for more than a decade earlier this month, the 5 not ministration unveiled

i want to congratulate my fellow believers, buddhists, on this great holiday, be kind, do good deeds,es using clothes, that's what i want to talk about today. lyudmila, hello, i confess to you that i probably very rarely dress so cleanly, only if i just bought clothes and immediately went out in them, there is no such image that i try to maintain, now people have started to dress, it seems to me that overall it is a little more modest or restrained than it was on... for example, the nineties, two thousand, why is this, in general, what is happening with fashion now, how should people behave or how can they behave in society, what is changing? well, it seems to me that a lot of things are happening with fashion, and the main thing is, as if this is a rethinking of this very verb should, we seem to owe less and less, in this sense , a large space for creativity opens up, but it seems fashion is like this is the space for daily creativity that anyone can afford. and in general this is it yes, so to speak, well, some expansion, or something, yes, the fashionable boundaries of what fashion

the buddhist can hunt for some desperately needed upgrades. the comments on the items we have stopping from a relatively low level in terms of like flipping the buttons there. and now we have to take a big step in that direction again to get to a level where we are capable of defense and war. and that level must then be maintained. i can see that the defense budget must remain at a certain level over the long term guide. but the show is not all about defense. sustainable flying is also a key pillar of this is exhibition. as the aviation industry searches for climate friendly alternatives to fossil fuels, we have to, we design our airplanes in such a way that they can be climates neutral. in the best case scenario, there's several ways to get the, the simplest will be to make caris in green. the fuzzy kettles is the very good alternative, especially for observation would be hydrogen fuel. we are working hard to find ways to efficiently move from combustion to hydrogen. full use of to the cobit pandemic . all the ground with the vision industry

you next time the of the 3 on the face of the european dream. millions of refugees. europe's external buddhist. putting the you to the test. politicians in brussels are looking for solutions. how will they resolve the nose out on d, w. the european union at the cross road. right, we can populate demagogues on the rise motor. it focuses on making more and more political compromises. future is at stake. why does it game over to europe? in 45 minutes on d w. sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. we on the field shop. we are the dream. we are the nation. we are part of the we on the field, so we are the dre. mm. we have our journey begins here in tanisha. it's very rare for a camera team to gain access to the refugee camps. here. the canadian government doesn't want images like these to be seen. journalists are not welcome here. they call this for 30 kilometer camp because that's how far it is.

products, a significant improvement in terms of workmanship and materials, look, this is the robe of a buddhistk, a more modern style of clothing, as well as dyed fabrics... try the ancient tibetan method of yarn yarn i also had a chance, as the mentor reported based on the results, the case is not hopeless , they may well take me to the team of tibetan pickers for an internship, although the work is delicate and requires a certain concentration and ability. a real talented chapman, why are you unwinding it, i wound it up so well. since i came to the cooperative in 2019, my monthly income is 3.00 yuan, the head of our cooperative, bassan, teaches us how to weave, and my skills are constantly improving, now i can make bankdian, this is the clothing that xindian women wear around their waist with the help of our boss, elderly and disabled people received employment opportunities. the organizers' intention the trip is approximately clear, gradually we climb. along the mountain serpentines from the previous shooting point to the next, higher and higher, now the yaks grazing on the picturesque slope

a lot of the players they play together in the german buddhist, the guy and switzerland is a side that is, they're very compact. they defend very well and they liked the hit teams on the counter type very quickly. and germany had struggle with that in the past. now, what was the key for germany in this game was that germany has so much depth on the bench. and what they have on the bench is our players that bring different qualities to what they had already on the field. and that sometimes it makes it difficult for teams to adjust when they make those subs. and that's exactly what happened when they brought in full crew. he offered something different upfront, and ultimately he was the one who changed the game for germany. so germany spoiled for talents at this point. yeah, i've done here. i've asked you this before, but i'll ask you again after that performance we just saw it. does germany have it takes to the whole tournament? i mean, it depends. so you ask, of course they just might. yes. so yeah, they did struggle a little bit. they looked fragile defensively, but ultimately they qu

as a young, inexperienced buddhist vast soldier searched it when you suddenly find yourself on the field, standing at attention and saluting as the coffins of dead us soldiers loaded onto the plains. i did not. often that was inexperienced. the tide blocked out for a long time. as long as sights um to see and uh, take the deluxe tab, a route today as an army reservist. he guides visitors through this memorial for german soldiers who died in the line of duty. and he is committed to honoring the solid. but he also thinks it's important to come in the work that all soldiers do and welcomes the decision by the german parliament to introduce a veterans day. in germany, about 10000000 people are considered veterans. that's anyone who ever served in germany's army, whether at home or on admissions abroad, like in molly or us, got us down as an stotts build on the farm. the west citizens in uniform above you . what part of society this once in a, but we've made a commitment throughout precisely through, out of to do things and exercise ministry force in case of doubt that not everyone in germany

hindus talk about him, buddhists talk about him, sunni muslim brothers who are not shia, but they completely accept amir al-mu'minin , they write books about him, they talk about him , the virtues of this honorable man are these. amir's personality. first of all, certainty is the certainty that keeps a person following the path, pursuing a goal , what is he? this meaning about feeling towards humans. not only towards muslims, not only towards his own followers, but also towards humans , there are several cases in which his feelings are at their peak, in his approach and interest, and i will present one case here to inform the prophet that the evildoers of shami are definite. if a muslim man dies of grief from this incident , he is not to be blamed, you can see his feelings being towards the members of the society is at the opposite point of this feeling towards each individual. if a muslim man dies because of this zeal, because of the sadness that the syrian evildoers will enter the house and assault muslim women, if he dies because of grief, it is obvious that he is a mother. regarding the

in april 1967, the buddhist skirmishes with syria escalated into a full scale areas. without down 7 aircraft. it was such a big story and these are in the airport. in the weeks following the special reports, possibly originating with soviet's intelligence began to come in, the israel was massing, it's army on the syrian border with an apparent escalation that's supposed no such into action. on the 14th of may, 1967, he ordered it chips and troops into sign the most definitely when a so if you need when know, well, got a lot in the mail kind of thing. as far as getting that, whether to be seen that i have loved, she min above that is about he'd been in the home. but i'm, it was a lot out the how would in that that the zoom out to head to the but small said also so an opportunity to try to roll back the games. israel had secured, following the 1956 was the on the 16th of may, egypt, us the un to withdrew its peacekeeping troops from sine 9 the weekly to know some announce the closing of the, to your own streets to it's really shipping news of most there's actions boat,

in april 1967, the buddhist skirmishes with syria escalated into a full scale. ariel was held down 7 aircraft. it was such a big story and these were the airport in the weeks following the special reports, possibly originating with soviet's intelligence began to come in the israel with the mass thing. it's on the, on the syrian border, the kind of current escalation that sped north side into action. on the 14th of may 1967 people who did it gyptian troops into sign i the most definitely when a subpoena yet when new move out of the in the me of the team advice cutty, the the see that i have loved she been out of love that and it is about the been in the home, but i'm, it was a lot out the how would in that that the zoom out to head to the but small set also saw an opportunity to try to roll back the games. israel had secured following the 1956 was the on the 16th of may, egypt, off the u. n. to withdrew its peacekeeping troops from sign 9th the a week later. now, so the announce the closing of the, to your own straight to is really shipping news of most there's actions, boot people ou

egyptian president come out of the north side, had ordered his forces to take up positions along the buddhist with israel. either one of us came in. i saw some one at monica. let's see if the volume, the dog a life of. so i give them has been still every 3 weeks late on the 5th of june, 1967 is ran loans to out against. it's our neighbors, the officer only 6 days of fighting chief total victory defeating the armies of egypt, jordan and syria. the cost meet with him at church, at the i mean sion shave it plays it. mean it what somebody how shall buy slowly? that's right. that's i'm right. i'm in the summer. the yacht music stuff ish for yeah. we have, well, the noun is really, this is the 6 day war. israel's territorial gains would change the map of the middle east. the to this day is really occupation of these lands. is the main bar to peace. in this turbulent region is huge territory, which he's very ami, had conquered it. conflict intoxicated, everybody was intoxicated. no one could even think straight. but the story of this war is much longer than the 6 days of fighting its roots. lea is a

and don't, i mean just to do to talk about the president's events case opinions in the buddhist argues dw eastern, the, automated to rome on a gunshot and go around. welcome did. was there anything in president's and lensky speech that surprised? do as well when i think about it, i sent you the speech itself was relatively moderate when we think how dramatic the situation for your credit is a quote have chosen some strong the words. remember 2 years ago, it was a tele, by speech to the one to start in the 1st weeks of the war. and it was very critical of germany at the time saying that germany was blind towards russia. i'm having all those economic relations refusing to stop the lot stream of pipelines. and ukraine said, we told you so. so that was his message. then of course germany has gone a long way german, he's now one of the leading supporters of ukraine. so now is the landscape was, was saying a lot of times think of germany, think of germany, people's thank you all of shoals for especially for those and defense systems. and it is true. so a ukrainian defense actually speaks ger

egyptian presidents come out of the north side, had ordered his forces to take up positions along the buddhist with israel, the scheme in the past on some way. and that monica must see the volume, the volume of so i give them everything still every 3 weeks later, on the 5th of june, 1967 is ran. launched loud against its r mavis. after only 6 days of fighting chief total victory defeating the armies of egypt, jordan and syria, the cost me was how much of a i mean sion shave it plays? i mean it was very high shoals by slowly. that's right, but it's i'm like i'm in the summer. the yacht music stuff ish for yeah. we have where the noun is released as the 6th day with israel's territorial gains would change. the map of the middle east, the, to this day is really occupation of these lands, is the main bought a piece. in this turbulent region. is huge territory, which he's really ami a conquered conflict intoxicated. everybody was intoxicated, no one could even think straight. but the story of this who is much longer in the 6 days of fighting its roots, lee is aaliyah. 2 decades before the 5th of ju

in april 1967, the buddhist skirmishes with syria escalated into a full scale areas. we set down 7 aircraft. it was such a big story and these are in the airport in the weeks following the special reports, possibly originating with soviet's intelligence began to come in the israel and was mastering it's on the, on the syrian border, the kind of current escalation. it's sped, no such into action. on the 14th of may, 1967 people who did it gyptian troops in to sign the most definitely when a so if you need well in the, in the me of the team as far as getting that whether to be seen that i have low, she mean, i don't know about that, that is about the been in the home, but i'm and was out the how would in that that the zoom out to head to the but small said also saw an opportunity to try to roll back the games. israel had secured following the 1956 was the on the 16th of may, egypt, us the u. n. to withdrew its peacekeeping troops from sign the a week later, nelson announced the closing of the, to your own straits to it's really shipping news of most there's actions, boo

this is a country where sacred sikh places, historical buddhist and hindu sites, as well as numerous churches, mosques and shrines are located. it is very significant because this is already a traditional event held by the pakistani embassy. today victoria is on her home field in smolevichi did not allow the minsk team to try on awards ahead of schedule. yulia oshurova's team was stronger 1:0. karina migunova distinguished herself in this fight. today the girls showed great courage in the game, did everything that we looked at compared to yesterday’s game, completed the setup from start to finish, plus, of course, showed great strength. 2:2 in the series, on june 20 the fifth final match will be held in minsk, where the champion will be determined. alexander sosnovich failed to make it into the main draw of the prestigious bta 500 tournament in berlin. the prize fund for local competitions is almost million dollars. in the match of the second round of qualifying, belarus lost in two sets to chinese tuyu vahan 4-6-1-6. two belarusians - arina sabalenka and victoria azarenka - will con

inside the house they even managed to accommodate a mosque and a buddhist temple, the building was choseners, and it is also called an instagram house. triads, without them, how can they find anyone in such caged apartments ? it’s a difficult task for the police, and they take advantage of this. since the beginning of the 20th century, royal crossroads in australia has become a place where local mafiosi lived. the area's peak came in the sixties, when a gang war literally broke out on the streets. the authorities could not do anything about the raging area. and after the world war they completely introduced new law, 6 o'clock rules. this meant that after 6 pm, all bars and pubs in the area were closed, so they wanted to overcome the number of murders by... the law was repealed at the end of the 20th century, but was soon returned. the alcohol ban was reinstated in 2014 after the deaths of two people in a drunken brawl, thomas kelly and daniel christie. it remained in force in some parts of sydney until 2020, but there is no rush to repeal it. however, the area is known not only as the dru

quranic buddhist solutions from all over the country in this they were present and raised their concerns from the young managers in the form of content in those mourning boards, our mourning ceremonies , the quranic material and discourse that the quran asked us to convey and the path it has drawn for us, so that we can convey it to the experienced managers, if necessary. let's implement the concepts of the qur'an in the society and in the future. we need special attention. the program is sufficient. there are mature and skilled forces in mazandan. alhamdulillah. our concern and all quranists are great for the country and for our colleagues in alborz province. this is what we want, god willing. the approach of living with verses , let's solve this concern for 3 years and alternately throughout the year, god willing, and understand and live by reading the verses. we can solve this issue. the concern of these meetings is that our provincial managers and our urban experts find a common understanding about what we want to do, about those goals, about those policies, about those plans, as muc

they even managed to accommodate a mosque and a buddhist temple inside the house. by the filmmaker, and is also called the instagram house. triads, without them, how can they find anyone in such caged apartments? it’s a difficult task for the police, and they take advantage of this. since the beginning of the 20th century, royal crossroads in australia has become a place where local mafiosi lived. the area's peak came in the sixties, when the streets literally flared up. the authorities could not do anything about the raging area, and after the world war they completely introduced a new law, rules from 6 o'clock, this meant that after 6 pm all bars and pubs in the area were closed, so they wanted to overcome the number of murders and violence. the law was repealed at the end of the 20th century, but was soon returned. the alcohol ban was reinstated in 2014 after the deaths of two people in a drunken brawl, thomas kelly and daniel christie. it remained in effect in some. the trigger for the epidemic was the first controlled injection room, that is , the authorities

this is the largest buddhist stupa in russia, it was built more than 100 years ago.s, which is why there are always many pilgrims from different regions of russia, as well as regions of the republic. a place of power, a place of attraction. for several years now, residents of the kizhinginsky district have been performing unique daily services. believers from all villages take turns, arriving in groups, and continuously practice the veneration of the container. special for today worship, from dawn to dusk, here expresses respect and gratitude to the twenty- one hypostases of the goddess for their help, protection, and asks for protection, material and spiritual. it is on the earthly place of residence next to the jaramkoshor stupa that the palace of the gods of the green gifts is located and here on this day we hold a khural dedicated to this goddess, the abbots of the republic of the dotsany, spiritual mentors from the volginsky dotsan, and also those who have just put on... so that people everything was fine, mandalshiva, y fulfilling the wishes of the buddhist stu

. >> i was supposed to be in a buddhist retreat online, but you know, to me, willie is a teacher. say, willie, the say hey, experience is a museum. >> and also a shrine to willie mays. it has videos, pictures and memorabilia of what many say was baseball's greatest player. >> because of the situation, we wanted to open the space, give fans a chance to pay their respects. honor the legend that willie mays is wednesday. >> people filed in to remark on mays greatness on and off the field. >> you always hear about willie. you see him in the see everything he's done in the parks, like you see the statue every time you pass by the gates. and so it's just been a huge part of it. >> he's all over the park, 24, 24, 24. he's all over the place. >> that statue now a shrine to a man who started his life in a segregated society and at his end, a multicultural outpouring of love for his legacy. literally carved in stone and cemented in the record books. >> all the challenges that he had to go through for us to, you know, be able to play for us to vote. it's we've lost a giant. we really lost a

i saw with my own eyes the incredibly beautiful patala palace, which for centuries was home to the buddhistcity of lhasa is the capital of tibet. this is what it looks like early in the morning if you climb onto the roof in the center. the height above sea level is 3,650 m, and this does not include the roof. of course, the palace, we climbed in to look at it, this is the very center of the city, but the outskirts are also interesting, high-rise buildings are being built there at an accelerated pace. it’s hard to imagine, but just a few years ago there were fields here where vegetables and livestock were grown. now it is a modern area of ​​dynamically developing big city. construction projects of varying degrees of globality are now underway throughout lhasia, the host of our delegation, the chinese side, is very actively emphasizing that all this is not just that, but very highly technical. logically , the number of servers here is such that an industrial air conditioner is required to cool them, millions of billions of trillions of terabytes, a figure that is somehow unimaginable, this is

in the dotsans of the buddhist traditional sancherossia, it is presented to the deities during consecrated, because it is refreshing and very tasty. ilya, thank you, colleagues, good broadcast. our release will continue further. regional news with residents of moscow and the moscow region, we will see you in just a few seconds, do not switch, two new tram lines are being built in moscow, from komsomolskaya to chistye prudy on serge radonishsky street, we will tell the residents when everything is ready. in the boring garden , the restoration of the alexandrinsky palace begins; both the fountains and the surrounding area will be put in order. the tretyakov gallery opens a new exhibition of russian painting of the 19th century, including a painting from a private collection, usually inaccessible to the public.

now, except for hindu, muslim, buddhist, christian, sikh, etc., etc., this plural and colorful biji partyng the society of india to the extent. he ignores a lot , even though he tries to maintain an appearance sometimes, that is, mr. modi also sometimes sends a positive sign to muslims, where he is giving a speech, for example, the call to prayer is raised , he is silent to respect them, sometimes this there are problems, but really, the big problem is that the diversity and plurality of the indian society is being ignored, and today mr. rargani also said that the people's defense of the constitution of that society is being compromised in a way, he is playing a game to hit the ruling party. that we want to keep this plurality let's do the positive points that he had created for himself and the popularity that he had created for himself, although it worked for a part of the indian society , but it caused a reduction in the scope of aras, yes, and a part of the same hindu society, that is, about 80 indians, well, hindus. those hindus themselves are also very important in the states. that t

they even managed to accommodate a mosque and a buddhist temple inside the house; the building was chosener, and it is also called an instagram house. and triads, where would we be without them, to find at least someone complex orchid in such caged apartments. tasks for the police, and they take advantage of this. royal crossroads since the beginning of the 20th century, australia has become a place where local mafiosi lived. the area's peak came in the sixties, when a gang war literally broke out on the streets. the authorities could not do anything about the raging area, and after the world war they introduced a new law, the 6-hour rule. this meant that after 6 pm, all the bars and pubs in the area... so wanted to curb the number of murders and violence. the law was repealed at the end of the 20th century, but was soon returned. the alcohol ban was reinstated in 2014 following the deaths of two people in a drunken brawl, thomas kelly and daniel christie. it remained in force in some parts of sydney until 2020, but cross is in no hurry to cancel it. however, the area is known not only as

i very rarely hear anyone advocating for the muslim arabs who are being held or the thai buddhist being held, or the black african christians being held there. nepalese argentinians, germans, polish, you just don't hear it. they try. and i don't know who they are he is, but the world is trying to create this monolithic homogenous group of people. and it's an absolute disservice and injustice to those people being held. >> and john were all about the same age. i mean, i'm old enough to remember the american hostages being held in iran obviously a different circumstance, but the whole country were yellow ribbons night leinz started because of that crisis the de 34 de 115 does it surprise you and what do you think? >> why do you think it is disappoints me and i was thinking about it this morning. i don't get much exercise nowadays. but jet-lagged up early and running around washington, you just feel the the city, the country, the united states, is steeped in emancipation, liberty, freedom. today's juneteenth that we're celebrating americans don't like people being held against their will.

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universal message of hope, of the joy of love, whether you are a christian, a jew, a hindu, a muslim, a buddhist of any other faith, or perhaps no faith at all, this is a message to all of us as people who is here on this earth, first of all, to take care of each other. in general, if joe biden practices his faith in a traditional way, then donald trump claims that... that god is present in his life. yaryna matviychuk, carolyn pressutty, voice of america. and finally , in our program, we return to the main topic of the g7 summit day. we know that the united states and ukraine have signed a bilateral security agreement, and presidents joe biden and volodymyr zelenskyi held a joint press conference. let's summarize. on this day again with my colleague bohdan tsyupin, who is in touch from italy. bohdan, thanks for joining again. the press conference continued during the time when our broadcast continued, but you still managed to hear the main theses. what did you hear from the words that came from president biden, from president zelensky and about this bilateral agreement, but also about other deta

leaders and worshipers from dozens of congregations representing jewish, muslim, catholic, christian, buddhist and hindu traditions. the main demands we essentially have are we are asking our senator padilla to call for a cease fire, to end any additional arms sales to israel, and to demand an end an occupation of palestine. outside senator padilla's office on bush street, demonstrators painted their message along with a quote from pope francis on the street as speakers offered prayers, songs and chants for peace in gaza. we want everyone to live. that is why we are calling for a cease fire. they also called for the safety and release of the remaining hostages being held by hamas and palestinian prisoners detained in israel. they are demands that president biden's newly announced cease fire deal would meet. president biden has said that he will work towards all of these things. we need to see him actually do that now. in february, padilla was one of 70 u.s. senators whose vote helped pass a $95 billion bipartisan package that included sending additional military aid to israel as well as humani

themselves just bought the for display nazi symbols within the framework of training conducted by the buddhist mirror for ukrainian armed forces. 7 cases were identified where soldiers were right wing extremist symbols. the training of the affected ukrainian soldiers was immediately terminated in consultation with the ukrainian armed forces and the individuals were returned to ukraine. so germany seemed to be well aware that they may have been fighting ukrainian, neo, nazis going so far as to tell them to hide nazi symbols. a case of out of sight, out of mind, perhaps other more id or logic, the open ukrainian, neo nazis or even complaining. but they all been given way.

a lot of the players they play together in the german buddhist, the guy and switzerland is a side that is there very compact. they defend very well and they liked the hit teams on the counter type very quickly, and germany had struggle with that in the past. now what was the key for germany in this game was that germany has so much depth on the bench and what they have on the bench is our players that bring different qualities to what they had already on the field. and that sometimes it makes it difficult for teams to adjust when they make those subs. and that's exactly what happened when they brought in full crew. he offered something different upfront, and ultimately he was the one who changed the game for germany. so germany spoiled for talents at this point. yeah, i've done here. i've asked you this before, but i'll ask you again after that performance we just saw it. does germany have it takes to the whole tournament? i mean, it depends. so you ask, of course they just might. yes. so yeah, they did struggle a little bit. they looked fragile defensively, but ultimately they qualifi

great political crime of telling the truth and surprise, surprise, his critics are lining up to put the buddhist. what he said was completely wrong and only plays into patients hands. and this kind of appeasement is dangerous for personal security. the ferocious comments about russia and ukraine. all disgraceful . well, what's it all about? i hear you ask. well, nigel in true for raj form has dog is he is in regarding comments he made during a b, b c interview about ukraine to the call for escalation more, more, more weapons. so she called out the western farm policies that have led us into this situation. in other words, he's guilty of the terrible crime of deviating from the narrative that the west is blameless in ukraine. don't blame me for telling the truth about hooton's war and ukraine. the west errors and ukraine have been catastrophic. there was no easy solution to the war, but facing up to the truth about the causes and consequences must be a start. that is why i simply want to tell it as it is and have done for a decade. those slanders who claim the telling the truth makes me a mouthpi

within the framework of training conducted by the buddhist mirror for ukrainian armed forces, 7 cases were identified where soldiers were right wing extremist symbols. the training of the affected ukrainian soldiers was immediately terminated in consultation with the ukrainian armed forces and the individuals were returned to ukraine. so germany seemed to be well aware that they may have been fighting you crazy and neo nazis going so far as to tell them to hide nazi symbols. a case of out of sight out of mind perhaps, although more ideologically open, ukrainian, neo nazis, or even complaining. but they all been given west and weapons as i'll come on to dennis broke up young co has cool for the organization to be removed from us. legislation which binds it from receiving wisdom weaponry. a hi emphasized the very existence of such amendments and prohibitions not only prevents as or from performing its comb with commissions more effectively. but as a blow to the defense capability of our country, tarnishes the cranes image on the international level and is humiliating for the entire ukra

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poised to sign a bill pressuring beijing to resolve tensions with tibet and protect the region's native buddhist culture. the dalai lama has lived in exile since fleeing china in 1959 after a failed tibetan uprising. we are celebrating pride month here at nbc bay area, and as part of that celebration, we are shining a light on some of the people who contribute to our area's rich cultural fabric that includes pride festivities. it's a big deal in our big cities, but nbc bay area's joe rosato junior has the story of a man bringing that spirit to smaller communities in wine country. when pride month rolls around, most people think of a parade winding through a big city like san francisco. happy pride. but out in wine country, gary saperstein celebrates a little more low key. saperstein is the founder of the wine country business out in the vineyard, an lgbtq tour company. i act as a concierge and work with people in planning their vacations here to wine country monday. saperstein arranges lgbtq tours of wineries like la crema in windsor, bringing our community to amazing spaces. let's do it in a re

plan seems to have backfire or more now i'm joined by substantiate for he's a member of the german buddhist, talk for the greens. he's also the chairman of the german us, parliamentary friendship group. it's good to have you with this this evening. i want to start with job. i'm and just ask you. um, what did you think when you saw the debate? well, thank you and good evening and i'm from from berlin. um, well, it was a very interesting night and the, the selections are probably the most important ones we've had in decades and for the transatlantic relationship. and so, yeah, some of the night was not that i'm not what we expected. should germans said germany be worried now more then you may have been worried 24 hours ago. but we have to be prepared for whatever the american is solving decides. and in november, so know we have to take care of our security. we have to take more of more responsibility. and this task didn't change overnight. the, the 2 candidates, they have very different visions of how the world views the united states. i'm sure you're aware of that. donald trump, the claim th

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within the framework of training conducted by the buddhist mirror for ukrainian armed forces, 7 cases were identified where soldiers were right wing extremist symbols. the training of the affected ukrainian soldiers was immediately terminated in consultation with the ukrainian armed forces and the individuals were returned to ukraine. so germany seemed to be well aware that they may have been fighting you crazy and neo nazis going so far as to tell them to hide nazi symbols. a case of out of sight, out of mind perhaps. although more idea of logic, the open ukrainian, neo nazis, or even complaining. but they all been given west and weapons as well. come on to dennis broke up young co as cool for the organization to be removed from us legislation. which binds it from receiving wisdom weaponry. a hi, emphasized the very existence of such amendments and prohibitions not only prevents as or from performing its comb with commissions more effectively. but as a blow to the defense capability of our country, tarnishes the cranes image on the international level and is humiliating for the entir