and then... how in those years the council of congresses of miners of the south of russia fought ford what other important decisions it made in the story of olga mokhova. among the founders of the council of congresses of miners of the south of russia, mercury king alexander auerbach, mining and gold miner nikolai avdakov, leader of the empire’s heavy industry, as they called it. contemporaries of nikolai von ditmar. all of them, like many other participants in this organization, were graduates of the st. petersburg mining institute, without exaggeration, pioneers of the industrial development of donbass at the turn of the 19th-20th centuries. then completely new methods of management and production were introduced. our engineers, some of the names that are now depicted on the map of the donetsk republic, they created this business, they created it. a completely new type of industry and enterprises provided simply incredible growth for the economy of that region and population growth. by 1917, the council represented the interests of more than 450 owners of mines and metallurgical co

about how in those years the council of congresses of miners of south russia fought for the unity oft made in the story of olga mokhova. among the founders of the council of congresses of miners of the south of russia, the mercury king alexander auerbach, the mining and gold miner nikolaev dakov, the leader of the heavy industry of the empire, as they called contemporaries of nikolai von ditmar. all of them, like many other participants in this organization, were graduates of the st. petersburg mining institute, without exaggeration. it was with this parliament, it was the mining owners of the south that initiated the ban on deforestation and the abandonment of wood fuel on railways, advocated for heating government institutions with coal, and after many years of struggle they achieved the introduction of customs duties on foreign fuel instead of... buying cheap coal abroad , we began to develop our own deposits, then they went to the railroad, joined the expert council and lowered tariffs within the country. on the initiative of the council of congresses of miners of the south, by t

about how in those years the council of congresses of miners of the south of russia fought for the unityions he made. in the story by olga mokhova. among the founders of the council of congresses of miners of the south of russia, the mercury king alexander auerbach, the mining and gold miner nikolaev dakov, the leader of the heavy industry of the empire, as nikolai von ditmar’s contemporaries called him. all of them, like many other participants in this organization, were graduates of the st. petersburg mining institute, without exaggeration , pioneers of industrial development. solely in the interests of developing donskoy, miners from the south of the region worked and sought influence on the adoption of fateful decisions for it; they were often called the kharkov parliament. in the south of russia, where industry was actively developing, the center of all this was donbass, then kharkov, the nearest large city, and yekaterinoslav there. institutions in soviet russia were subsequently created in the image of efficient western corporations. assistance was provided to entrepreneurs by the

on the initiative council of mining industry congresses. for the export of 70% of donbass coal. such state syndicates, they in general became the prototype of future state institutions in soviet russia in the future, were created that way. in the image of efficient western corporations. the mutual credit society provided assistance to entrepreneurs, and the benefit society provided miners. the idea of ​​their creation also belongs to the council of mining industry congresses. south, they also established the exchange committee and organized statistical bureau. in principle, they introduced statistics for the mining industry as such, because before that no one considered it necessary to take into account either the production, sales, exports or imports of our coal, our heavy metals. due to a shortage of technical personnel in the industry, in 1899 a higher mining school was opened in yekaterinoslav, in st. petersburg. at the mining institute , the education of the best students was paid from the personal fund of nikolai vdakov. this is what

the works and reports of the council of congresses reflect the history of that difficult time.ce formed the basis of the industrial well-being of donbass. olga mokhova, anastasia popova, valery savelev, typical novorossiya. that's all we wanted to talk about. today, kiril vyshinsky was with you, see you soon, vladimir putin arrived in krasnodar today, where he visited the local higher military aviation school. the president sat at the controls of one of the flight simulators, and also talked with graduates, graduates; anastasia efimova has details. on the eve of march 8 , an unusual format, that head of state described the nature of the meeting that he held at the krasnodar higher military aviation school. at the table there is a graduate of an educational institution, people with a responsible attitude to business,

alireza mazloum rahani, a member of the policy council of the international congress on the occupation of palestine, as well as mr. mohammad asif khan, a university professor. we are from islamabad, pakistan. i will start the conversation with mr. mazloum rahani very briefly about the achievements and results let's say that today's conference has brought us a step closer to further measures against the zionists in international forums . as in the report that was broadcast , more than 40,000 people online throughout the country and in 21 foreign countries are actually following this congress. from lawyers , law students in various stages of bachelor's and bachelor's degrees what was the achievement of today's meeting from a scientific point of view? it brought us closer to action . it was important today in this congress that the policymakers and organizers of this congress wanted to do something. the first goal was actually to be on stage with the public opinion regarding the palestinian issue and the lawyers of our country and other countries with each other by exchanging opinions. ca

alireza mazloum rahani, a member of the congress policy council. the international occupation of palestine is also mr. mohammad asif khan, a university professor from islamabad, pakistan. we are having a conversation with mr mazloum rahmi, i will start very briefly, first of all, i will say about the achievements and results of today's conference , it has brought us a step closer to more actions against zionists in international forums . today , a valuable congress was held in the country and with the efforts of the red crescent community, as in the report that was broadcast to more than 40,000 people online across the country and in 21 countries. foreigners are actually following this congress. we had many guests from inside the country, and in fact, in today's meeting, 900 people from lawyers, law students in different stages of bachelor's degree and doctorate, to be present scientifically. what was the achievement of today's meeting ? the founders were the organizers of this congress. the first goal was actually to be on stage with public opinio

at the end of january 1918 , the first congress of councils of workers', peasants ' and soldiers' deputiesoclaimed the establishment of soviet power in the city. as elsewhere, revolutionary transformations took place in conditions of intense struggle. the atmosphere was tense, and not everyone was able to control themselves . yes the words weren't always right heard by the opposite side. at one point, something went wrong, in a fierce battle with the counter-revolution, alexander yurchenko died heroically, died for the establishment of soviet power. back in the soviet years , one of the streets of the city was named after the hero, and this monument was erected on his grave in the park: his contemporaries have nothing against him, he is a fellow countryman after all. in the 19th century. the fires greatly undermined the economy and life in the city in general. if you voice the numbers, then in 1858 more than 500 residential buildings burned down, 5 years later the fire turned all commercial buildings into ashes rows. but as they say, a fire can be extinguished with water, but it can be pre

at the end of january 1918, the first congress of councils of workers', peasants' and soldiers' deputiesstislavl, which proclaimed the establishment of soviet power in the city. as elsewhere, revolutionary transformations took place in conditions of intense struggle. the atmosphere was tense, not everyone was able to control themselves , and the words were not always heard correctly by the opposite side. at one point something went wrong, violently. back in the soviet years, one was named after the hero from the streets of the city, on his grave in the park there is such a monument, his contemporaries have nothing against it, he is a fellow countryman after all. in the 19th century, fires greatly undermined the economy and life in the city in general. if you voice the numbers, then in 1858 more than 500 residential buildings burned down, 5 years later the fire turned all the shopping arcades to ashes, but as they say, fires can be extinguished with water, but they can be prevented with intelligence, and therefore one of the first free fire departments in the province was created in the c

the department of war about making sure we get a certain of clergy and the federal council of churches lobbying congress to increase the number of chaplains on the front. but they went into a very difficult circumstance, as i know, one seminary professor at princeton who volunteer her to work with the ymca. he left his seminary career for a couple years and there he was making vats of hot chocolate. now not very glamorous, making of hot chocolate for french and american soldiers on the field. i wish i had some good visual aids for you today. i'll try to remember to bring this to class time. but the way religious symbol ism was used by the government used war posters. i've got a great example. there's one of a oversaw nurse, not that she's, but a larger than life nurse and she's seated and she has cradled in her arms a stricken american on a stretcher. and behind her the red cross of red cross. it's a full color poster. and the caption at the top says, the greatest mother in the world. and you look at it, you think this looks familiar and you realize that it is a imitation of the pieta.

one each from verkhovna the council, the president and the congress of judges of ukraine, one person from the venice commission and two persons delegated by international organizations that provide assistance to ukraine in reforms in the sphere of the rule of law. the advisory group must analyze the candidate for compliance with the criteria of integrity and professional competence. and this stupid group of experts, it should, so to speak, filter the candidates, and already from the filtered candidates, both the president, and judges and the verkhovna rada will already choose their own, according to their quota, whom they will appoint as judges constitutional court. and although the new conditions of selection for the post of judge of the constitutional court are not. oblast and the advisory group of experts have many questions for him. the judge has been working in uzhhorod for more than 10 years, but he does not declare his residence there, he says he lives from monday to friday wherever he can. in fact, i don't rent and i don't have ownership rights, very often my parents' friends

patriarch kirill began his speech by condemning the attack of extremists, opening the congress of theuncil, which is being played out. people on religious principles and also pit one against another, of course, we cannot allow anything like this in russia interaction with the islamic community, i’m not talking about extremists, i’m talking about trustworthy citizens of russia, about patriots, of whom the majority are priority for participation in the interreligious dialogue of the russian orthodox church, our task, of course, is to preserve the unity of the russian world with all our might. in the coming days, the government will prepare a decision on systemic measures to support residents of the border regions of russia, chairman of the federation council valentina matvienko announced this at a meeting with the governor of the belgorod region vyacheslav. the whole country is with you, we not only empathize, but are also ready to provide any support to help, and we, as the chamber of regions, this is manifested in implementation of your idea. the senator of the belgorod region, in tur

and two by the congress of judges, unfortunately, we see that there are candidates from each. there, some of them get to the interviews and such embarrassments happen, when really, well, a judge with such experience can name the date of adoption in the constitution, uh, there is also candidate voynarivskyi, who was previously detained by the police allegedly for drunk driving, he began to tell the interviewer, well, his answer was reduced to the fact that it would be ordered videos against him, against his activities and so on, uh, there was another one... a representative of themis, who called the police to the institution, because they allegedly did not increase, did not serve, well, that is, we already see some embarrassing things, but they actually show a lot the sad trend of candidates of a really good level of lawyers, or we simply have a huge shortage in the country, or b) for some reason, they do not apply for the highest judicial positions, and the constitutional court is definitely tired of that, you can say , the dawn of a correctional career, and well, obviously there ar

what happened shook up the whole country - he declared at the congress of the world russian people'stoday in the cathedral of christ the savior. thousands of people stood in line in the rain to donate blood for the wounded, collecting donations to help the victims. all this speaks of the high degree of unity of our citizens, their moral maturity and ability to empathize, the patriarch emphasized. the state duma today awarded awards to young heroes who helped hundreds of people escape during the terrorist attack in the concert hall. symbolically what a ceremony. an arctic oil-producing platform , under its base there are wells, around only the barintse sea, and this is only one of the unique projects on the russian arctic shelf, this is what the head of rosnedra told the russian prime minister about today: i would like to separately note the unique project that we completed in the twenty-third year, this is the first time in the last 30 years that we began, systematically approached the study of the shelf, began work on the shelf, drilled four wells, we solved such a fundamental geolo

, they are advancing in the congress and in the government, and they are in the national council of justice and they have made the judiciary opague, they want to do the same with the national electoral council. the terrorist type with some of the characteristics of brutal dictatorships like peniche in chile. for example, we have milly in argentina, nobuaro in ecuador. dina baluarte is forming a dictatorship and releasing fujimori is very clear signal about her direction. by a coalition of coup plotters and mafia, because i think that in peruvian politics, the ability to form allegiances and exchange favors, negotiate and even exchange money to buy government institutions and remain in power is one of the necessities, therefore this coup coalition that housedted castillo is mafia because it bought the institutions of the government, and it's this coalition that kept dina bloarte in the government. and imposed the regime that is aligned with the extreme right sections that you mentioned, for example miley in argentina and the issue of ecuador, but she faces very broad limitation, which is the

tomorrow, at a meeting of the all-china people's congress , the prime minister of the state council.rk of the government and present a new plan for the development of the country’s economy, as seen in beijing, the whole world is closely watching, because from where china goes has too much to do with the entire global economy. alexander baalsky, nikolai petrov, news from beijing, china! meet the popular moscow writer nikolai rebinin, your brother is in donbass , you have to go there, you have to go, just for passengers to ride here, i’m not a fighter, i came for my brother, in a couple of days you will go there, to the gray area, behind this line you will become different, and what was there, there was

institute of peace and the atlantic council. >> welcome. congress established us in 1984 as the public, nonpartisan, independent institute dedicated to helping preve and -- our purpose is to mark the second anniversary of rush brutal -- russia's brutal full-scale invasion of ukraine and the 10th anniversary of russia's illegal annexation of it is an honor for us to cohost the special event with the atlantic council. joining us today are several former usswe have ambassador john herbst, alongside ambassador bill taylor and others. when russian tops invadeukraine on the 24th of february 2022, most people expected that would fall to russian troops in a matter of days. z(ukraine, against all odds, still stands. this is because ukrainians reject russia's att to occupy them. and are determined to defend their territory and protect their democracy. it's also the case countries all around the world are committed to freedom and the internional rule ukraine, we stood with you for two years and we we are determined to provide much -- as much support a

the supreme council of the people's republic of china, and the chinese national people's congress, primeister litsyan made a report where the goal of the new five-year plan will be 5.5%, which means economic growth, and at the same time. the military budget, it will be a record , it will be increased by hundreds, and it will reach 231 billion hryvnias, that is, we are doing everything to strengthen the economy, and we are looking for new productive forces, as sydzenpin said last year and now repeated to the airmen, and at the same time we are increasing the military budget. be ready for any situation. mr. igor, you said that china is interested in russia's war in ukraine stopping as soon as possible, they they think moscow is not full of reason, and so on. but nevertheless, to immediately drag moscow to the first round of any peace negotiations is to actually allow it to continue the mantra once again, and here mr. vitaly will now remind me that there is nazism. deratization , decontamination, i’m sorry, please, i can’t twist these words, to be honest, so what, does it give us at least s

. they are advancing in the congress and in the government, and they are in the national council of justiced they have..." made the judiciary opague, they want to do the same with the national electoral council, so it seems that we cannot have an election contest in the short term. that is why the situation in peru is very sad and very bad, we have to see if there are forces from more active classes during this year or the next year that can create synergies and play a role in politics algún protagonismo político, no sí, mira eso. sin embargo, independencia hacia la derecha, incluso hacia la ultraderecha, de carácter terrorista, but in latin america we see tendency towards rightism and even extreme rightism of the terrorist type, with some of the characteristics of brutal dictatorships like peniche and chile. for example, we have milly in argentina, nobuaro in ecuador. dina baluarte is forming a dictatorship. and releasing fujimori is very clear signal about her direction, what's your idea? dando una señal clarita, cuál es su camino, claro, ella está puesta ahí por esta coalición y was put

, they are advancing in the congress and in the government, and they are in the national council of justicethey have made the judiciary opague, they want to do the same with the national electoral council, so it seems that we cannot have an election contest in the short term, that is why the situation in peru is very sad and very bad, we have to... if there are forces from more active classes during this year or the next year that can create synergies and play a role in politics. what do you think about this? because the whole world is changing. on the one hand you see the clear decline of western europe and america and the fall of american imperialism is clear, at least on the economic and political level. he was put there by the authoritarian and far right coalition. a number of her main political supporters went to mile's inauguration. yes, i think she's part of this destructive phenomenon, but she herself, no. dina bloate is not someone who does not have her own strength. she's been held by a coalition of couple plotters and mafia because i think that in peruvian politics the ability to

has taken a variety of steps that hity's crime laws requiring congress to step in.2020 the dc city counciln inn police department subject. simultaneously the council repeatedly past temporary emergency policy that restricted police officers authority and changed the dc criminal code. for the first time 30 years congress had to act and nullify a dc law because it was so ridiculous. crime in dc i president biden was shamed into reversing his veto threat. month later, the house and senate had to act again. we overturn the antipolice city council.lement by the dc unfortunately president biden vetoed this bill. this was a missed tuned as today dc crime continues to remain a problem. from in my hometown of wisconsin, i hear policies we have i7v place. this amendment came as concerns for public safety and crime the same can be said for capitol hill today. i hear from visitors and staff alike who share concerns about crime in nation's capitol. capitol hill specifically ward 6 which encompasses the capitol complex has seen incew years. i'd like to note for committee record t

has taken a variety of steps that have weakened the city's crime laws requiring congress step in. in 2020 the dc city council cut $15 million in metropolitan police department subje. simultaneously the council repeatedly past temporary emergency policy tty and changed the dc criminal code. for the first time in 30 years congress had to act and nullify a dc law becaut ridiculous. crime in dc is so bad that president biden was shamed into reversing hiso threat. month later the house and senate had to act again. we passed another resolution to overturn the antipolice policies implement by the dc city council. unfortunately president biden vetoed this bill. this was a missed tuned as today dc crime continues to remain a problem. from in my hometown of wisconsin, i hear policies we have iname as concerns for public safety and crime continued to increase. the same can be said for capitol hill today. i hear from visitors and alike who share concerns about crime in our nation's capitol. capitol hill specifically ward 6 which encompasses the capitol complex has seen increase in violent cri

security council to remove obstacles to the international developments of the united nations . the national people's congress of china ministers and officials of chinese institutions and organizations present a report on their respective fields. mohammadreza khaliq verdi of radio and television news agency, the venue of the chinese foreign affairs news conference. channel 13 of the zionist regime's tv says that the battle in gaza has left the israeli soldiers very tired and worn out. this zionist media announced that the soldiers of the three gaffati, commando and 7th brigades had no advance despite the hard battle in khan yunus and the time has come to end the operation in khan yunus. occupied palestine with according to this zionist media , the americans to approve the ammunition requests israel is facing problems in the congress and the zionist army has switched to using old tanks in recent days. russia considered the confrontation of the western countries with the war as double-minded and hypocritical. the deputy permanent representative of russia to the united nations said

relative calm as a country awaits the formation of the translational council. and the u. s. congress takes 10.

has taken a variety of that have weakened the city's crime laws requiring congress to step in. in 2020 the dc city council cut $15 million in metropolitan police department subject. simultaneously the council repeatedly past temporary emergency policy that restricted police officers authority and changed the dc criminal code. for the firstrs congress had to act and nullify a dc law because it was so ridiculous. crime inc is so bad that president biden was shamed into reversing his veto threat. month later, the house and senate had to act again. another resolution to overturn the antipolice policies, implement by the dc city council. unfortunately president biden vetoed this bill. this was a missed tuned as today dc crime continues to remain a problem. from in my hometown of wisconsin, i hear policies we have in place. this amendment came as concerns for public safety and crime continued toan be said for capil hill today. i hear from visitors and staff crime in our nation's capitol. capitol hill specifically ward 6 which encompasses the capitol complex has seen increase in viole

meanwhile, the head of the european council charles michel has called on eu countries to shift their in an opinion piece carried by a number of european publications, mr michel said russia's full—scale invasion of ukraine posed the greatest security challenge since the second world war and urged members to invest in weapons procurement and prodcution. for more lets speak to elisabeth braw, seniorfellow at the atliantic council and author of the book goodbye globalization. welcome to bbc news, elizabeth. i haveitin welcome to bbc news, elizabeth. i have it in front of me, the headline are striking. if we want peace, we must prepare for war. what exactly does he mean question it is an old saying if you want peace, prepare for war. , ., , saying if you want peace, prepare for war. ,., , ., ~ for war. the point here is making, charles michel _ for war. the point here is making, charles michel is _ for war. the point here is making, charles michel is american, - for war. the point here is making, charles michel is american, we i for war. the point here is making, | charles michel is ameri

relative calm as a country awaits the formation of the transitional council and the u. s. congress takes steps to bad chinese social media. dr. take talk will have reaction from badging. the thank you for joining us. we begin in gaza city where is really fire has killed at least 6 people who are waiting to collect desperately needed humanitarian aid. the attack happened. i'd be quite a roundabout and injured at least 83 people. israel has carried out several attacks on h. c, cuz at the site in recent weeks, the round about lies on one of the main roads linking northern guys right to the south. and connie and this and 7 guys, at least 17 palestinians were killed. when is really israel carried out as strikes on residential buildings as their own has intensified this one bottom into the gaza strip even as palestinians themselves ramadan. and ross side nice, 5 people have been killed and then is really a tank on a u. n. h center. the facility is one of the last, the operating fluid distribution points in gaza. agencies calling for an independent inquiry into repeated these

a package of funding for... ukraine, let's hear what john kirby said. there was no way we weren't looking at other options, but whatever they are, they won't be like additional funding, there's no substitute for it. as i have said many times, there is no magic source that can do what supplemental funding can. but are we considering the options? absolutely, we must, given the situation on the battlefield. especially in the east, mr. yevgeny, everyone says that ukraine should be helped, president france says that it is necessary, no, that it is necessary to cross red lines, that there are no such red lines, olaf scholz says that it is necessary to help ukraine, but does not provide taurus, the united states of america says that it is necessary to restore financing of ukraine, which is holding them back, why they have not been up to date in the last three or four months. they are restrained on the one hand by the political situation within their countries, on the other hand by the fact that they do not want to imag

members will go to capitol hill to make our voices heard when they meet with their members of congress. these meetings will focus on making sure congress knows that the direct provided to local government from the american rescue plan act, a bipartisan infrastructure and inflation reduction act are making a big difference and that is because local leaders know their communities best and they needed the most. our meetings on capitol hill are also a focus of top priorities, like the bipartisan railway safety act. this will improve rail safety and better ptect ourirst responders at the local level to keep their community safe every time a train derails. and it happens far too often in our country. on average, there are three train derailments per day in the the city.ates and to 64% of them in the senate, we are waiting for the bill to be brought to the floor for a are waiting fore transportation committee to advance iton behalf of communite and small in this country, the national league of cities calls on congress to act, passed the bipartisan bill. -- pass the bipartisan bill. [applause]

security council, says that... the biden administration continues to work with congress, which approveda funding package for ukraine. let's hear what john kirby had to say. there was no way we weren't looking at other options, but whatever they are, they won't be like additional funding, there's no substitute for it. as i have said many times, there is no magical source that can do that. can additional funding, and are we looking at options, absolutely we should, given the situation on the battlefield, especially in the east. mr. yevgeny, everyone is talking about the need to help ukraine, the french president is talking about the need, no no, that red lines need to be crossed, that there are no such red lines, olaf scholz is talking about the need to help ukraine, but does not provide taurus, the united states of america says that it must be restored. financing of ukraine, which is holding them back, why they are not helping ukraine for the last three or four months, but only talking about it. they are restrained on the one hand by the political situation within their countries. on the

the 2 days worth of back and forth between bite and the special council are now public. and the republicans in the house, the congress want to get the tapes of the conversation as well. we'll see if that comes to fruition. but but, and according to the special prosecutor, robert, or is why when he says he didn't he also, by the way, joe biden was in, think that he, he said, hell there, that the special prosecutor had asked me about. my son's death. didn't ask about his son's death by brought up his own son's death 1st. so so but in his life repeatedly, ever since the property of special counsels reports has been made public. today, what you had was the democrats on the panel attacking as you heard adam ship there, i presume it was attacking her for you had to know this because blah, blah, blah, you're a republican, you're a bad guy. and also you had them attacking donald trump, even though by did this, it doesn't compare to trump and they run the videos of trump, just crazy stuff. but the bottom line is, and one thing that was left out of the great montage that you playe

delegates from all over russia took part in the congress of the world russian people's council.ovsk regions , cars are stalling in puddles. the unexpected death of the polish general marczyk. he died while off duty. this is especially emphasized. a strange series of deaths of polish soldiers in march, and today, on theater day, a monument to the outstanding actor, director and teacher, mikhail ulyan, was solemnly unveiled in moscow. so, 210 ukrainian drones of various types were shot down over the past 24 hours in the special operation zone of our air defense system defense more than two dozen jets were intercepted. highmarc and vampire shells. operational-tactical aviation, missile forces and artillery defeated libra's manpower and equipment in one and a half hundred regions. the assembly and storage sites for drones were destroyed. over the past 24 hours, about 600 ukrainian militants have been eliminated on all sectors of the front. two dozen combat vehicles and artillery pieces were disabled, including two american paladin self-propelled guns, a polish crab and a german panz

and the congress city council gave its final of approval on a new rent control ordinance ordinance increasesust cause eviction protections for tenants. it also establishes a rent stabilization program. he's brit increases now capped at 3% per year. all right. let's get into a top story this morning to talk in the weather was a rainy start for me. traveled from the east bay into the city. john, long as the rain stick around. yeah, it's going to stick around for a lot of the day today, especially for the south bay. your view right here of san jose. >> look at the little dark, but this is the area that we have been seeing our mos- consistent and a heavy rainfall at times center of the storm system to our south. still looking at regular showers to the north of the bay. but a lot going on, especially on the peninsula right now, half moon bay over to highway to 80 on the peninsula right there along. 92 is very wet. and then also looking at some really wet pockets around san jose on of 6.80, and up the east bay shoreline on up through milpitas fremont's and union city this morning. definitely a ver

npc gets to modify a law about the organization of the state council.ot of news and speaks to how much more important the party is compared to the national people's congress or other parts of the government. haidi: a lot of numbers are similar to what we've seen, carbon copies of previous reports, so is it that the communist party is not grasping the situation or something else at play? there has been extra obscurity added as well. >> if you read the government work report, from a basic perspective, this was a difficult challenge, maybe they could expand the deficit, but that is not the problem. this is a confidence problem and they hand at that, but nowhere near enough. what people want to see is that the party feels people's pain, understands challenges and the solution is not more spending. it is empowering chinese people in cities in the countryside. the residency system was not mentioned. nothing was mentioned that will be about transferring wealth to chinese households and that is what needs to be done to raise confidence in order for people to ta

institute of peace and atlantic council. >> good morning and welcome. congress established us in 1984 as the public, nonpartisan, independent institute dedicated to helping prevent, medicate and -- our purpose today is to mark the second anniversary of rush upon brutal -- russia's brutal full-scale invasion of ukraine, and the 10th anniversary of russia's illegal annexation of crimea. it is an honor for us to cohost the special event with the atlantic council. joining us today are several former u.s. ambassadors to ukraine. we have ambassador john herbst, alongside ambassador bill taylor and others. when russian troops invaded ukraine on the 24th of february in 2022, most people expected that ukraine would fall to russian troops in a matter of days. ukraine, against all odds, still stands. this is because ukrainians reject russia's attempt to occupy them. and are determined to defend their territory and protect their democracy. it's also the case because countries all around the world are committed to freedom and the international rule of law are standi

this is happening against the background of the fact that the us congress cannot allocate money to helpntry. russia is not from in ukraine, the president of the european council, charles michel, analyzed the european readiness to resist russian aggression, helping kyiv in his column in a belgian newspaper, he noted that moscow poses a serious military threat to europe and global security. if ukraine does not receive sufficient aid, the eu countries will be the next to invade. in putin's plans. michel called on the european community to switch to a war economy mode. chinese president xi jinping will meet french president emmanuel macron in paris at the beginning of may. this will be the first trip of a chinese leader to europe since the pandemic. the political publication assures that beijing will try to convince europe to allow russia to sit down at the table of future peace negotiations. in switzerland, otherwise china will probably boycott such meetings. a center for veterans and their families is being prepared in poltava without fuss and unnecessary paperwork. in particular, they wi

of ukrainians with such attacks, while urging the congress not to to delay approval of aid to kyiv , spokeswoman adrian watson said the house of representatives needs to pass a bipartisan supplemental national security bill so the united states can provide kyiv with more air defense equipment. she emphasized that ukraine's need is urgent, so there can be no more delays. and in ukraine , the minimum wage is increasing, from april 1 it will amount to uah 800, which is uah 900 more than now, the prime minister said. however , payments for working people will be increased pensioners, the head of government added. ruined roads and heavy rains caused soil drought in transcarpathia. the destruction was recorded in the villages of llazeshchyna, dilove, and the village of yasinya of rakhiv district. two droughts took place in the carpathian biosphere reserve. damaged highway of state importance mukachevo, rakhiv, ivano-frankivsk, lviv. the consequences are still being determined. but there is no threat to local security, said the head of the region viktor mykyta. from the council of national

invitation the president of the european council charles michel honestly informed the guests.e the us $60 billion package of military aid to kiev gathers dust in congress, the eu is drowning in donor losses. for two days. the eu was again looking for funds to support the kiev regime. military assistance to ukraine over 2 years is 31 billion euros, the head of european diplomacy said before the start of the summit. at the same time, barel noted that the european union is not part of the conflict in ukraine, and does not intend to send its citizens to die for donbass. european leaders cannot agree on how to continue financing. friday evening, march 22, added to the list of black dates in the history of the planet, a monstrous terrorist attack in the moscow region, comparable to the nordost, the beslan attack on budenovsk. armed militants burst into the crocus cityhall shopping and entertainment center during a concert of the rock band picnic and shot at point-blank range. people, threw molotov cocktails, a fire occurred, according to the russian fsb , the attackers tried to esca

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institutions, the supreme council of the ussr, the council of ministers of the ussr, they work here,, everything, what marked the history of the soviet country, glory of labor, victory battles, is how the soviet people walked through the days and years of the minted. after the war. when we were demobilized, i went through moscow, i wanted to see the red square, and there i made one wish that i made, if i say it, it won’t come true, having liberated europe, the soviet soldier returned to the city of hero moscow, to those borders where the defeat of the enemy began, russia is great, tanya, you’re a big girl, grandpa after all already tired. uncle, you're going hunting, right? yes, after slaughtering the cattle i will go hunting. can i take the radio? take it. tanya, never listen to a crying song, it’s her soul that’s crying, not yours. no need to accept other people's pain, your soul is pure, knows no pain, let it always be so, grandma, grandpa, grandfather left, he didn’t mow hay yesterday, so there’s nothing to collect, he said let him rest. who broke the bird's eggs? uncle! who brok

he was saying in the us to special council, who reported on president joe barton's handling of classified documents has appeared before the us house judiciary committee robot. her defended remarks. he made an earlier report saying that binding could be seen as a well meaning. elderly man with a pool memory, what i wrote is what i believe the evidence shows, and what i expect jurors would perceive and believe. i did not sanitized my explanation. nor did i disparage the president unfairly. i explained to the attorney general, my decision and the reasons for it. that's what i was required to do. i think i'll hate it. has this update from washington? it's a 100 percent, a preview of what we're going to see in the general election. basically, democrats, or say, look at trump, he's not fit republicans, a look at by these not fit either. so robert, hers here testify has been looking into biden, to present the job. i'm handling of classified documents. and you did say this report does not exonerate the president, but he did say that he wasn't able to find enough evidence of mishandling of classif

both parties in congress —— robert hur. classified documents concluded that criminal charges were not warranted — largely because, in the words of the special council himself, mr biden was an elderly man with a poor memory. now that made joe biden absolutely livid, not least because this is an election year, and it once again raised the question of his age. he is 81, of course, and today both parties used that hearing by the housejudiciary committee to lay into robert hur — democrats accusing him of attempting to smearjoe biden in an election year, republicans arguing that the report laid clear evidence that mr biden had retained classified documents and arguing that he should indeed have been charged. now robert hurfor his part has made the point that part of his investigation was assessing whetherjoe biden willfully retained those documents — and in order to do so, he had to assess the president's mental state. and he has denied that his report amounts to an exoneration of president biden, steve. robert hur also made pain

>>> next, several officials from the trans will join members of congress and industry stakeholders to discuss ongoing priorities. this is part of the tech policy summit hosted by the information technology industry council in washington, d.c. >> ♪♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lisa welcome to the stage >> please welcome to the intersect stage, iti board member and vice president global government relations at meta. >> hi, everyone. that wasn't a very good applause. are y'all asleep after lunch? come on. >> ♪♪ >> welcome, everyone. it's good to have you here and my honor to welcome you to the second annual intersect tech and policy summit. my name is kristin and i run global government relations for and i am proud to serve on the iti board of directors. this is a great crowd that we have here today. i don't think everyone is in from lunch and everyone is chitchatting the bit, which is okay, but we also have a lot of people online and over 1000 people registered to participate, which is awesome. very exciting and i think that testament to all that is currently happening on tech policy. it is his eyes. there

i'm joined now byjohn e herbst, senior director of the atlantic council's eurasia center and a formerng me this morning. biden will almost certainly highlight the importance of getting his assistant package through congress when he makes his state of the union address. he wants to break the deadlock there. we are seeing of russia's success in eastern ukraine. is there an appreciation in ukraine about how desperate the situation is becoming? inaudible i think ithink ukraine i think ukraine is able to... this thing is not resolved by late summer of... there will be very serious consequences. does the us care — very serious consequences. does the us care enough, _ very serious consequences. does the us care enough, do - very serious consequences. does the us care enough, do you - the us care enough, do you think, or is there a growing sense this is a european problem?— sense this is a european roblem? ., ~ ., ., problem? no, i think a large ma'ori problem? no, i think a large majority of _ problem? no, i think a large majority of americans, - majority of americans, certainly democrats, a

at least some sort of interim option until congress can make a decision.ank you very much for your comment. oleksandr kraev, director of the north america program of the ukrainian prizma foreign policy council. we talked about the prospect of ukraine receiving american aid. thank you. vitaly shabunin, the head of the board of the anti-corruption center, said that the state bureau of investigation registered two criminal charges against him. proceedings: the first, about evasion of military service, the second - for forging an official document from the national military academy. as shabunin himself later told in an interview with nv, he was not personally informed by the sbi about the opening of cases. he says he learned about it from bloggers and media reports. on march 9, ukrainian blogger volodymyr boyko reported that the sbi had allegedly opened two criminal proceedings against the head of the anti-corruption center. shabunin himself stated that there are cases against him quote, and he believes that their appearance demonstrates the trend of attacks o

, mishandling classified documents, has testified before congress here in the anger of both democrats and republicans, but for very different reasons. patty go hand explained some capitol hill. it's in believe so help you for more than a year robert her investigated this has been questioning if the finding of classified documents and president, jo, biden's, garage, and other locations was a criminal act over hundreds of pages. his report found, binding retained, and disclosed classified information, but we did not however, identify evidence that rose to the level of proof beyond a reasonable doubt. office like republicans or outrage comparing his dismissal to a different special council that has charged former president donald trump and a 40 count indictment over his handling of classified documents after he left office biden and trump should have been treated equally. they weren't. and that is the double standard that i think a lot of americans are concerned about. but it's unfortunate that we have a department of justice that will treat one person one way and somebody else a differe

law that comes out of the united nations security council and for the time being they have all lies on the public funds and congress. and that could continue to be pressure points against by didn't moving forward. you talk about growing tension, sir. could that cause divisions within israel if within the israeli political establishment? there's perhaps not consensus on how israel should be dealing with washington. well, there is already a fraction or friction in days where the society, but as long as nothing you know, government date. and he is maintaining a majority of at least $64.00 out of $120.00. he's not worried about what happens in the streets and a democratic society, quote unquote, a piece of jewish democracy for the jews. he has a $64.00 member majority and i think he would continue total total accordingly. now, the water, of course, would have its strep mitigation for the time being the united states has shown that this ran by providing it with all the weapons that need to providing it with $14000000000.00, in addition to $40000000000.00 over 10 years. so in so many ways