the social media outlets etc, ., y., 4' , ., etc.you think there needs to be a national view on that, - etc. so do you think there needs to be a national view on that, rather. be a national view on that, rather than individual police forces trying to look at the intelligence on social media to see if there will be disorder in their area?— disorder in their area? well, there are two elements _ disorder in their area? well, there are two elements to _ disorder in their area? well, there are two elements to that - disorder in their area? well, there are two elements to that in - disorder in their area? well, there l are two elements to that in relation to intelligence. obviously in england _ to intelligence. obviously in england and wales we have got a constabulary style structure. 43 forces, — constabulary style structure. 43 forces, 44 — constabulary style structure. 43 forces, 44 if you include the british— forces, 44 if you include the british transport police. one of the strengths _ british transport police. one of the strengths of

-1,700 km into the depths of russia with our unmanned aircraft complexes, create robotic equipment, etc., that is, this is the best indicator that we are developing and developing sufficiently qualitatively, that is, in fact - the level of development of ukraine over the past two years, it is impressive, it is extremely powerful, and it will only grow. and you can clarifying the question, you just mentioned this group of dogs. i have only seen these in movies, and it would be very interesting to see these inventions live, and how do they help on the front, what tasks can they perform? in principle, the best use of them is for reconnaissance tasks, due to the fact that they are quiet enough, and in them you cannot hear how the motor is working conditionally, etc., you cannot hear how the wheels or the pulley are turning, accordingly, they move quite quietly, and they are difficult in principle to see due to the fact that they are small, i.e. they have intelligence data. the best plus they can deal with logistical tasks, that is, they have a certain basis, the loads that they can carry, a

etc. students are back together. you know if you have resources, there's usually a smaller class size, but it still might be 15 or 20 students and in some larger it's, you know, 30, 35 students. and you're going at a set pace and a teacher, let's say we're covering basic exponents. there's some lecture, homework, lecture, homework classes are more active learning than when we were in school, but that's essentially what. and then after a couple of weeks of that, there's a test on that test. let's say you get a 90%, i get a 75%. even though that test identified gaps and the test doesn't even measure everything, it's just samples, some questions the whole class will then move on to the next concept that it's usually going to be now negative exponents or logarithms. somehow expecting the student who got a 75% on the more basic to not master, the more advanced. and then that's even before you talk about things like the summer slide and kids forgetting things, etc. etc. and so the, the, the, the

she is going to be called the immigration czar, etc., etc. it needed to be part of the overall agenda of thinking about the convention, and harris did pretty well in her speech -- in short what you try to do is frame immigration -- what she try to do is frame immigration in a different approach from prior conventions but democrats. we used to see a very heavy focus on path to citizenship, pushing back on trump's policies, a lot of stories from immigrants themselves and their families. you didn't see any of that this time around. the shift was subtle, but for those of us who track immigration, it was powerful. this time around, the focus first on border security, her signaling i am strong on this issue, i have fought against cartels, projecting strength, the opposite of weakness and being too progressive on issue. whwen we translate this moving forward, i dissipate she will approach immigration with a rep -- i anticipate she will approach immigration with the balance of enforcement and the path to citizenship. whether or not that will be effec

as for diplomatic decisions, steps, etc., i i believe that today we are consistent, no matter what, on russia's reluctance in principle to stop the war, and we can see it, it cannot be said that russia very much, as some fellow leaders say, really wants to directly stop the war, it's just necessary negotiate when they want, 230 blows are not inflicted and people and children are not killed. therefore their desire, it is clear to us, in its absence, to us, she understood, but we are consistent, as i said, we had an immigration peace summit, after which we said that we will prepare a document that of energy and according to the main three conclusions that were set by the first inaugural summit , there will be meetings, offline, online, for today it is not important, it is for... also from colleagues, you know, as i said recently, it is absolutely fair, we have there are no vacations during the war, but not all colleagues are partners, not everyone is at war, that is why the meeting was held, but online, the energy issue was raised, and the document is being prepared, detailed, it will be

but think at tax cuts, etc., are not the issue. farms need subsidies, as you know, in order to make . cause ey cannot compete against of the bigger food manufacturers, etc., so the small farms in this country -- the black farmers, as you know, they just received a 2 billion dollars settlementhat had been the works for a long time. my good friend of ben crump helped with that and it is, you know, a real challenge on how we treat farmers in this country and we have to have better policy around that and that's agricultural policy. host: we d't have to stick to just farms. what are the biggest regulatory burdens that come these da? guest: the big fight of our time is the minim wage, what should it be? if you are a small business owner you s that if you impose one a $20 per hour minimum wage, i cannot afford to run my business. even if i'm starbucks or whatever, $20 per hour really cuts into my profit margins, my costs, this and that. on the flipside, if you are the consumer and you work, you and i both know that y cannot live on seven

rhetorics and he wants to see action, action which are based on mutual understanding, mutual respect, etc. etc. in some ways really one would have expected that the shaheed raisi to give exactly the same speech, because this is comes not a personality of this president or the previous president, this comes in in the sort of way of the expression of the public opinion in iran, overwhelmingly public opinion, there isn't really two side of story when it comes to people in iran, demanding to be respected and have their relationship with everyone based on mutual respect and mutual interest, and i, answering your question. what west should do, west should wake up that they cannot go around bullying people, and definitely their past experience, if they will draw on on their past experience in the last few decade, should bring them to the realization that they cannot bully iran any longer and they should respect iran in the same way that they want to be respected, right? just mentioned the west and... bezican urged that the west to treat iran on equal footing and based on respect. this is the lan

., and information is lost at each stage. telephone reports etc. are still used there. as for my post, it's a personal observation, i.e., a week ago, i was, as i wrote, in polidovo, in particular, and accordingly i simply went to the edge of the city, there are buildings further on the edge of the city. fortifications, yes, there are problems with fortifications, we all remember the case when we left avdiivka, nothing was prepared behind avdiivka, and this will be confirmed by every combat unit that took part in the defense there, which, unfortunately, tried to restrain the advance of the enemy very fast after the audio, but here i just go to the edge of the city, accordingly, i go to the field there and fortification fighting is going on behind the field, there are terekons, and accordingly there is already shelling, there are russians, and there is no one in this gap, it was a week ago, and how did it happen, mrs. mariana, that there is no one, and this is a typical picture, that is, some of our the gaps of the front in the pokrovsky direction are empty, because some

uh them, so they don't expect such a high performance from us, yes in general the arabs, the muslims etcction with other with with let's say various factions, resistance factions, like the ones in iraq, the his in yeman or hizballah. in lebanon, because for two main reasons, i might be wrong, but this is my approach, but why not, doctor, i mean, won't make it more effective if it's joined, yes, but uh, there are other political considerations in the first is that iran is doesn't want uh, let's say for the west or for the zionists to interpret. that it's uh uh not capable of uh reacting its own and that it's reverting to aid from other players let's say yes and uh this is one of the reasons why it would go its own uh with this reaction the uh the other reason is that it doesn't want uh that that the west interpret that the resistance movements and the region are mere let's say branches or tools in the hand of iran as the west and designs keep saying so that's why i believe and this is a high probability that iran would go its own to uh to retaliate as for the other resistance groups they

majority of ukrainians, may be certain. no, no, no, he does not understand how such planes, fighters, etc. work, but this has already become a symbol of such powerful protection and hope for resistance to the invaders, and therefore this topic is really overheated, or it causes a huge resonance in society, but it is a question of information hygiene, i think that once again it is necessary to advise both viewers and everyone, and journalists to rely on verified sources, and if and again to submit, then use them. .. again, by those sources who are responsible, or at least who are exactly on the topic, and not those who are generally outside the process and can invent something, so now, of course, everyone's attention is focused, because this is a powerful defense and hope for the protection of ukraine, but at the same time here again we are waiting for official statements of ukrainian officials, but on the other hand, we also understand that for the world media... this is again just one of the high-profile news, they may not fully calculate that this may have certain problematic consequenc

it also stops the single—use plastic waste from reaching our oceans rivers, sess landfill�*s area, etcctivist like, just a 12—year—old seventh grader student of prometheus school, noida is doing all such works and is making a big difference. i can amplify my voice then imagine if adults if all the people, if we join hands together, if we unite together and then work on not only the global plastic pollution crisis, but on all these environmental issues, climate change, whether it's global warming, etc, then imagine the big difference, the the big change that we can bring together. ok, well, you are very... our earth would be... you are very you're very persuasive, licypriya. can you just explain for us? we're just seeing some photos there. did you say that you're from your school is in noida? yes, prometheus school. that district of delhi. so just tell us what people were bringing into you. what kind of single use items have people been giving you? single—use plastic, like, the ones that are just plastic bottles, plastic bags. and whether it's like the ones that kids have the snacks, ri

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mou signing ceremony, we saw pacts being signed in fields of natural gas, transportation, customs and etcns between the two countries. that's it with the latest live from the iranian capital tehran. thanks for tuning in, we're going to return to the normal course of programming here on press tv.

, etc.lord copper, because, my goodness, he hung around, didn't he? and he had in the end to be pushed out, frankly. he had to be. it's fair. . . it's fair to say, isn't it, that the kind of narrative that you get from the white house and frankly, from a lot of the democrat—supporting media outlets, that this was somehow a selfless thing, that they came to a kind of reasoned decision. uh—uh. they were pushed, weren't they? he was pushed. he talked about handing the torch to the next generation, but he had a white knuckle grip on that torch for so long, didn't he? it reminded me of that famous charlton heston line, "from my cold, dead hands". do you remember... yes, that's right! ..when he held the musket above his head? erm, yeah. he had to be blasted out, didn't he? and he had to be blasted out by the most senior figures in the party. i mean, my sense is, you know, maybe the democrats haven't ended up with the strongest candidate. but my sense also is that the process that might have led th

why you see, we do not add anything. to our state, we do not change the legislation, constitution, etc., we do not we need extra foreign lands, and we don’t need foreign citizens either, regarding the attitude, first of all, i think that our people, they, they are simply better, well, simply better, they are not treated as civilians, even if they are civilians of an enemy country, they are not treated like animals to them, just like people, do you think... are you the head or i called and said: take a bucket and carry the grandmother, give water, so and so people go and people, our military, are such normal people, of course there are different situations , of course, but in the majority it is clear why, such a people, well, strong, but always a little, a little sorry for someone, those are the people, yes, what about the others? they know what 's important, it's very important for us not to be like those who brought us war, with stench, with rape and so on, i'm very proud of our soldiers that we don't have anything like that, and this, this is very important , because this will all be

when we graduate, etc. we do the basic system and go for exercise a professional, a professional athlete there. to conclude, the story will be like this in the years and days when the advanced countries in the world, not the neighbors around us , are looking to build and discover talents. one of the factors that caused this to happen is the discussion of the relationship, because there is a relationship here, everything happens, just talk a lot. we play well, and all the officials just say, sir, basic football , but nothing is handled, of course, in this area still there are also opinions of people who care and love football, they have different excuses to try to find talent and cultivate elites. . to participate in the upcoming world cups, asian championships, olympics and thousands of other sports events in the world of the green rectangle, we need efficient human resources of first-class players. a player who is discovered and nurtured from the heart of this alley. mehdi ziyaei, sed and sima news agency.

them. so they don't expect such a high performance from us, yes and general the arabs, the muslims etcו נבטים כמו שראינו באפריל או בסיסי חיל אוויר אחרים, וכמובן השאלה היא מה מידת ההטרעה שתהיה לאזרחי ישראל? well doctor, as we all know the countdown to the retaliations of israel's assassinations has gone longer than many anticipated as well. has just spoken and he said that the attack or retaliation is inevitably coming as we know in regards to the ports, does this make it more likely that preparations are being made for a simultaneous attack from the various players of the resistance access? well first uh i don't expect that iran will synchronize its reaction uh with other uh with with let's say various factions. uh resistance factions uh like the ones in uh iraq, the hethies in yeman or hizballah in lebanon, because for two main reasons, i might be wrong, but this is my approach, but why not doctor, i mean won't won't make it more effective if it's joined, yes, but uh, there are other political considerations in the first is that iran is uh doesn't want let's say for the west or for th

, etc.opper, because, my goodness, he hung around, didn't he? and he had in the end to be pushed out, frankly. he had to be. it's fair. . . it's fair to say, isn't it, that the kind of narrative that you get from the white house and frankly, from a lot of the democrat—supporting media outlets, that this was somehow a selfless thing, that they came to a kind of reasoned decision. uh—uh. they were pushed, weren't they? he was pushed. he talked about handing the torch to the next generation, but he had a white knuckle grip on that torch for so long, didn't he? it reminded me of that famous charlton heston line, "from my cold, dead hands". do you remember... yes, that's right! ..when he held the musket above his head? erm, yeah. he had to be blasted out, didn't he? and he had to be blasted out by the most senior figures in the party. i mean, my sense is, you know, maybe the democrats haven't ended up with the strongest candidate. but my sense also is that the process that might have led them to

work hand in hand with the united states and its partners as well as the us, britain, france, germany, etc., basically mentally demanding that iran, that hazballah, that yemen just allow themselves to be attacked and assassinated at the whim of the zionist regime, and you know, declaring that any kind of retaliation to these attacks is going to, you know, pose the threat of war, but then doing absolutely nothing to stop the zionist regime from engaging exactly these kind of attacks, in fact it's very obvious that uh netanyahu. turned from his trip to the united states and boldend to launch series of assassinations and to violate the sovereignty of lebanon, to violate the sovereignty of iran, to violate the sovereignty of yemen, to violate the sovereignty of syria. "we've seen this time and time again and it's very obvious now, mean we've seen the us go and attack the iraqi resistance in the middle of all of this. we are seeing the us moving its aircraft carriers once again in attempt to frighten and demobilize the resistance and prevent a response, but it's also very clear that these kinds

yes, in general, the arabs, the muslims, etc., but then they see a performance that matches there, that that preparations are being made for a simultaneous attack from the various players of the resistance access? well, first, i don't expect that iran will synchronize its reaction with other with with let's say various factions, resistance factions, like the ones in iraq, the hoothies in yeman." or hizbullah in lebanon, because for two main reasons, i might be wrong, but this is my approach, but why not doctor, i mean won't it, won't it make it more effective if it's joined? yes, but there are other political considerations in this regard, the first is that iran is doesn't want uh, let's say uh, for the west or for the... to interpret that it's not capable of uh reacting its own and that it's reverting to aid from other players let's say yes and this is one of the reasons why it would go its own with this reaction the the other reason is that it doesn't want that that the west interpret that the resistance movements in the region are mere let's say branches or tools in the hand of iran

. it is 0bama, the clintons, etc.eginning -- _ 0bama, the clintons, etc. it 3 a new beginning —— barack 0bama. kamala harris is known but not well known to everyone like the clintons, and the governor is a new face and new energy and someone that's really relatable and i think the democrats wanted to get someone that could speak to that everyday american, so he is fresh blood and i think you did a good job. interestingly enough, the delegation, was still in the whole celebrating, so they are very excited about their governor and the fact that he is on the ticket at this level —— are still in the hall. this level -- are still in the hall. a, , this level -- are still in the hall. , . hall. morris, correct me because _ hall. morris, correct me because i'm _ hall. morris, correct me because i'm going - hall. morris, correct me because i'm going into l hall. morris, correct me i because i'm going into my historic thinking on us politics. who was it who said it's the economy, stupid? was that the bill clinton campaign or p

, etc. so she's being handled, shall we say? that means that there is an opening there for someone with authority to step in and take charge. and it looks like that person is benjamin. yeah. who am i wrong? you are absolutely right. nothing. yahoo understands how to deal with the us administration, and this is what he said from the sides beginning. he did not abide by anything that the americans said. he asked them only to continue supplying him with weapons . was soldiers because they've sent 2000 off the debt. that's true to the people including experience in general. he is asking for intelligence support and he's asking for all the support that he can get from the americans and europeans in particular, the germany that is supplying is there a with 30 percent off the weapons. but he also gave the americans a base plan saying that this can work as a negotiation paper. and then he, the some of the guys did saying was no by then did not present the paper properly. and there are many holes in

moscow needs negotiations, a ceasefire, a truce, etc., because there are conditions, both external and internal. internally, we do not fully understand, perhaps moscow's reserves for the continuation of the war are running out, and it is increasingly difficult to fight further, for many reasons. and people have decreased who want to go to war, industry, defense is unknown how works, all this is a secret, but what nabibulina, the head of the central bank, declares already gives grounds to say that there is a lack of money for the war, there are also external factors, they consist in the fact that moscow cannot be under sanctions and pressure for too long, which is increasing, moreover, moscow, submitting to these factors, seeks quick negotiations, who is against negotiations in ukraine, it is important, in ukraine it is the right, it is... nationally oriented forces, i.e. the majority , some effect is needed so that the influence of these forces, their radical position had less effect on public opinion i also believe that negotiations now on the terms put forward by moscow are absolutel

well, it also stops the single use plastic waste from reaching our oceans, rivers, areas etc.g difference. i can amplify my voice. imagine if it does, if all the people, if wejoin hands together, if we unite and then work on not only the global plastic pollution crisis but on all these environmental issues, climate change, whether global warming etc, then imagine the big difference, the big change we can bring together. scientists say they have discovered proof that there is a huge reservoir of liquid water on mars. the finding comes after a new analysis of data from a nasa probe, which touched down on the red planet in 2018. but where the water is located means it may be all but impossible to access. 0ur science correspondent victoria gill reports. the red planet. for years, scientists have searched for the secrets of its watery past. its surface is marked by channels from ancient rivers, but it's now a desert. this latest study has finally found the planet's missing liquid water, buried deep in the martian rock. to locate it, nasa had to send a very sensitive piece of roboti

, etc. so he's saying this in the context of a campaign where during obama's own term obama was instrumental and it will be through the training government. it was his administration that presided over the destruction of the article, which government and democratically elected government. those double bond from senate in syria, almost instrumental tried to over throw shell beside the syrian government if it was before around and recommended in order to basically prevent terrace and taking over the country. it would most likely fall. it doesn't stop obama from screaming democracy, despite the fact that he's willing over the real governments when it suits him, livia against things like bridges, country that you have this indignity of a black president presiding over of slavery with it, putting blacks and traits that has nothing to do with the bottom of a stadium a we believe in democracy, we believe it, freedom, etc, etc. it shows that they say what they do is something different in print. exa

, etc. so he's saying this in the context of a campaign where during obama's own term obama was instrumental and over the role of the cleaning government. it was his administration to presided over the destruction of the coal, which government and democratically elected government. those double bond from senate in syria, almost instrumental trying to over through the shallow side syrian government, if it was before around and recommended. and in order to basically prevent terrace and thinking over the country, it would have most likely won't. it doesn't stop obama from screaming democracy, despite the fact that he's willing over the real governments when it suits him, libya again, same thing, which is the country that you have this indignity of a black president presiding over of slavery with it, putting blacks in chase that has nothing to do with the bottom of a stadium a we believe in democracy, we believe it, freedom, etc, etc. it shows what they say. what they do is something different i

, etc. so she's being handled, shall we say? that means that there is an opening there for someone with authority to step in and take charge. and it looks like that person is benjamin. yeah. who am i wrong? you are absolutely right. nothing. yahoo understands how to deal with the us administration, and this is what he said from the sides beginning. he did not divide by anything that the americans said. he asked them only to continue supplying him with weapons with soldiers because they've sent 2000 of the debt. that's true to the people including experience in general. he is asking for intelligence support and he's asking for all the support that he can get from the americans and europeans and particularly the germany that is supplying is there a with 30 percent off the weapons. but he also gave the americans at based on saying that this can work as a negotiation paper. and then he does. some of the guys did saying was no by didn't did not present the paper properly. and the all many howard'

, etc. so he's saying this in the context of the campaign were during obama's own term obama was instrumental and. ready with the role of the training government, it was his administration to presided over the destruction of the coal, which government and democratically elected government. those double bond from senate in syria, mama was instrumental in trying to over throw shell beside the syrian government. if it was before around and recommended, and in order to basically prevent terrace and taking over the country, it would have most likely won't. it doesn't stop. obama, from screaming democracy, dislikes equities, willing over the real governments when it suits them, libya against things like which is the country that you have this indignity of a black president presiding over of slavery with it, putting blacks and traits that has nothing to do with the bottom of a stadium a, we believe in democracy, we believe it, freedom, etc, etc. it shows that they say what they do is something diff

there will be a retaliation, you have to accept the retaliation, you have to absorb the retaliation etc. and they have the right to retaliate, to what, to an allegation, which i'll speak about, we don't accept this assessment and this suscription at all, this is..." part of the current battle, ever since the establishment of this entity, ever since the first massicers in 1947 and 1948 in occupied palestine and in south lebanon and elsewhere in other locations in south lebanon, this is part of the israeli zionist american war on palestine and lebanon and syria and the region and the people this is part of the war, part of the battle, so they describe it as a retaliation which i'll talk about, this is... deception and hypocrisy and these are lies, that's number one, number two, and i'll go back to this in detail when i speak about the sayid, number two, they said this is a retaliation and they described our senior commander the described him as the person there was a missile which landed in that village. we categorically denied any responsibility regarding this incident, and we have the c

moscow needs negotiations, a ceasefire, a truce, etc., because there are conditions, both external andnternal. internally, we do not fully understand, perhaps moscow's reserves. for the continuation of the war ends, and it is increasingly difficult to fight further, for many reasons and people have decreased, which they want to go to war, industry, defense, it is not known how it works, all this is a secret, but what nabibulina, the head of the central bank, declares already gives grounds to say that there is a lack of money for the war, there are also external factors, they consist in the fact that moscow cannot remain under sanctions and pressure for too long, which is building up. in addition, moscow, obeying these factors, seeks fast. negotiations, who is against negotiations in ukraine? this is important, in ukraine these are the right, these are nationally oriented forces, i.e. the majority, some effect is needed to have influence of these forces, their radical position had less influence on public opinion. i also believe that negotiations now on the terms put forward by moscow a

will increase the number of allies of their position, who will exhaust their opportunities faster , etc., in particular the information game, all these ipso that are being tested, they are also for that , in order to undermine the unity, monolithicity, confidence in one's own forces, and not only of ukraine, but also of the west, voices are heard, now it is a favorable position, noma to arrange negotiations, the finnish president declares this, also, because, of course, the war is depleting resources europe, in particular, especially that everyone is in an exhausting wait for the results of the elections in america, europe is afraid of the arrival of trump, they are afraid of it. states, france, germany and others, because they have a negative experience of interacting with trump during his presidency from 2016 to the 20th year. in this situation, there is no other recipe, no other way, except to do what you are doing, to continue fighting, not to accept unacceptable conditions, to hold on until the moment when the situation does not improve in the right direction. if ukraine now retrea

, etc. so she's being handled, shall we say? that means that there is an opening there for someone with authority to step in and take charge. and it looks like that person is benjamin. yeah. who am i wrong? you are absolutely right. nothing. yahoo understands how to deal with the us administration. and this is what he said from the size beginning. he did not abide by anything that the americans said. he asked them only to continue supplying him with weapons. was sold just because they've sent 2000 off the debt. that's true to the people including experience in general. he is asking for intelligence support and he's asking for all the support that he can get from the americans and europeans in particular the germany that the supplier is there a with 30 percent off the weapons, but he also gave the americans a base plan saying that this can work as a negotiation paper and then he does some of the guys did saying was no by didn't did not present the paper properly and the all, maybe howard's in

hand-in- hand with the united states and its partners, as well as the us, britain, france, germany, etcbe attacked and assassinated at the whim of the zionist regime, and you do, declaring that and..." kind of retaliation to these attacks is going to pose the threat of war, but then doing absolutely nothing to stop the zihinist regime from engaging exactly these kind of attacks. in fact, it's very obvious that uh netanyahu returned from his trip to the united states and boldend to launch series of assassinations and to violate the sovereignty of lebanon, to violate the sovereignty of iran, to violate the sovereignty of yemen, to violate the sovereignty of syria. we've seen this time and time again, very obvious now, i mean we've seen the us go and attack the iraqi resistance in the middle of all of this, we are seeing the us moving its aircraft carriers once again in attempt to frighten and demobilize the resistance and prevent a response, but it's also very clear that these kinds of uh machinations are going to fail to achieve uh the goals that that they're seeking to achieve, the they

how to retire, housing, etc.l, this is a subject that needs to be dedicated to this and how much the media is moving towards convergence , our media are still in the beginning of this movement and sometimes they feel that they are lagging behind this cycle and are weak. of course, i am with you. criticism of i completely agree with the state of the media, but we also see a kind of self-deprecation from time to time. anyway, if we examine the state of the country's media today , we will see that the voices are based inside the country, that is, they are transmitted from inside the country to the outside. i think that if we succeed in by training and empowering our loved ones in this field and by actually familiarizing and developing new communication infrastructures and new technologies to strengthen them , there will definitely be a leap and a forward movement in the role of the faculties that are in the field of media management communication. and staff training for the media is active, what are you doing? how m

, etc. so she's being handled, shall we say? that means that there is an opening there for someone with authority to step in and take charge. and it looks like that person is benjamin. yeah. who am i wrong? you are absolutely right. nothing. yahoo understands how to deal with the us administration, and this is what he said from the sides beginning. he did not abide by anything that the american said. he asked them only to continue supplying him with weapons with soldiers because they've sent 2000 off the debt. that's true to the people including experience in general. he is asking for intelligence support and he's asking for all the support that he can get from the americans and europeans and particularly the germany that the supply. is there a with 30 percent off the weapons, but he also gave the americans a base plan saying that this can work as a negotiation paper. and then he does. some of the guys did saying was no by then did not present the paper properly. and the all many howard's in

moscow needs negotiations, a ceasefire, a truce, etc., because there are conditions, both external andernal. we do not fully understand the internal ones. perhaps moscow's reserves for the continuation of the war are running out, and it is increasingly difficult to fight further. for many reasons , the number of people who want to go to war has decreased. industry, defense, it is not known how it works. all this is a mystery. but what nabibulina declares, the chairman of the central bank already gives a reason to say that there is a lack of money for the war, there is external factors, they consist in the fact that moscow cannot remain under the sanctions and pressure that is building up for too long. besides, moscow. obeying these factors, seeks quick negotiations, who is against negotiations in ukraine, it is important, in ukraine it is the right, it is nationally oriented forces, i.e. the majority, some effect is needed so that the influence of these forces, their radical position has less influence on public opinion. i also believe that negotiations now on the terms put forward by

moscow needs negotiations, a ceasefire, a truce, etc., because there are conditions, both external and internal. we do not fully understand the internal ones. perhaps moscow's reserves for continuing the war are running out and fighting. everything is more complicated, for many reasons and the number of people who want to go to war has decreased, industry, defense, it is not known how it works, all this is a secret, but what nabibulina, the head of the central bank, declares, already gives a reason to say that money for war is lacking, there are also external factors, they consist in the fact that moscow cannot remain under sanctions and pressure for too long, which is building up, but moscow, obeying these factors, wants quick negotiations, who is against negotiations in ukraine? this is important, in ukraine it is the right, it is nationally oriented forces, i.e. the majority, some effect is needed so that the influence of these forces, their radical position has less influence on public opinion. i also believe that negotiations now on the terms put forward by moscow are absolutely u

then negotiate directly about... the details of some arrangements, agreements, etc.rently, i do not see any conditions for solving this problem. kyiv and moscow simply cannot meet somewhere without intermediaries. and such an intermediary is not ready. there is no one in the us, and erdogan has already lost his the position of an intermediary whom kyiv trusts. first of all, the usa and the west do not see erdogan as such an effective mediator, since he would get too close to moscow, we see that. therefore, it is unlikely that there will be an erdoğan site. effective, in relation to china, it is more tempting, because china has an important trump card, not with moscow, the ability to influence it and attract it to negotiations, to force it to participate, this is a format that will approve: china itself, but it faces the problem of the united states, not are going to give china such trump cards. they are not they want china to act in this conflict on the territory of europe as a peacemaker, mediator, guarantor, someone else there strengthening its international author

it charging points, etc, doesn't it? ., , ., ~ , it? it does, and i think this is again — it?her reason - it? it does, and i think this is again another reason forj is again another reason for seeing the move towards hybrid is because people still want that certainty. i think the jump that certainty. i think the jump to full battery electric with a big jump anyway, and now prices increasing over the past couple of years, that made up the minds of a lot of people that if they do have these long journeys, as you say and full evs are a lot more expensive, they will go hybrid instead. interesting. good to have your take on what is happening. thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. iam i am sally bundock with business today. to tech now, and what's known as a �*pig butchering' online scam. this is apparently a type of romance scam that uses fake online personas to trick people into fraudulent investments. don't worry if you haven't heard of it. i haven't either. but the approach — as you'll see — may be all too familiar. 0ur cyber correspondent joe tidy dec

work hand in hand with the united states and its partners as well as the us, britain, france, germany etc., basically fundamentally demanding that iran, that hazballah, that yemen just allow themselves to be attacked and assassinated at the whim of the zionist regime, and you know, declaring that any kind of retaliation to these attacks is going to, you know, pose the threat of war, but then doing absolutely nothing to stop the zihinist regime from engaging exactly these kind of attacks. in fact, it's very... obvious that uh netanyahu returned from his trip to the united states and boldend to launch series of assassinations and to violate the sovereignty of lebanon, to violate the sovereignty of iran, to violate the sovereignty of yemen, to violate the sovereignty of syria. we've seen this time and time again, and it's very obvious now, i mean we've seen the us go and attack the iraqi resistance in the middle of all of this. we are seeing the us moving its aircraft carriers once again in attempt to frighden and demobilize the resistance and prevent a response, but it's also very clear tha

that we do not solve the problem of sanctions, we are not paying attention to the jcpoa negotiations, etc. this is not the case at all. it should be there the soldiers of the diplomatic field of the country should do their work efficiently. however, this self-belief that iran's economy is trapped in a bottleneck is not condemned to become weaker and weaker and weaker, but with internal mobility and external mobility, it can recover from even difficult conditions with growth and investment rates commensurate with the trend. long the term itself is higher than the 10-year and 20-year quotas . perhaps the most important event is a point that is important for the country's economic analysts, that is, we have not abandoned the country's foreign mobility . finally, when we talk about the capacities of our neighbors. the capacities of the neighbors, i just apologize , the trips of our martyred president, negotiations and agreements, and these are not what happened on earth. from the soil of iran, during all the last 20-30 years, in all the years that we have numbers , the highest amount of trans

., etc. and in then brezhnev's great declaration that he was a european, he said, i don't understand the chinese because i am a european and you knew nixon also european and we can understand one another. i'm just quoting the record of conversation. it's remarkable. it's absolutely remarkable. but china remained very important. there's one there's the question about afghanistan. afghanistan has covered a great length in the book and. the reason i spent a lot of time on afghanistan stan is because we now have the entire records, soviet conversations with the afghan leaders including people like taraki and amin and all the way i mean, we even now have the conversation remember, taraki was coming back from cuba. he stopped over in moscow and there was this episode of which we knew, but we didn't have the record where brezhnev kind of warned him about, don't go back to kabul, because it's not going to be nice. well, now we have the record where president was basically telling taraki, listen, you

we knew about the gravitational field, the electric field field, etc. we clearly needed a quantum of that. it came very, very quickly. we to think about it, we took electromagnetism and we so-called quantized. it and out of that pops, photons, particles, electromagnetism. and that was kind of weird because sometimes if you're taught about quantum mechanics, you get the impression that quantum mechanics, the world is fundamentally discrete rather than smooth, right? the real numbers are smooth. every number between minus infinity, the integers are discrete, zero one, two minus one, minus two, minus three. the word quantum means discrete. so i forgive if you're under the impression that somehow quantum mechanics says that nature is discrete, but it truly does. it says that nature sometimes behaves discrete looking ways, and that is a subtle but important distinction. it is like plucking a guitar string so you have a guitar string tied down at both ends. you can pluck it and it makes a note, but that note corresponds to what's called the fundamental freque