the foundation basically cooperates with those foundations that are, well, satellites of the democraticty, indeed, yes, that is, one of the foundation's projects, for example, docket is an initiative that collects evidence of war crimes against a number of countries, against ordinary citizens, yes, but what's interesting is that this project works specifically in ukraine, venezuela, iraq, that is, in those countries that are of geopolitical interest specifically to the us democratic party, yes, either they are rich in oil, or they are very attractive in territorial terms. and after this , the cloud foundation does not position itself as anti-war, but takes money from american arms manufacturers. for example, investigating arms sales networks in five african countries, the fund's activists helped the americans get rid of their competitors and occupy the market themselves. the fund is also tied to a number of scandals. initiatives in africa, in kenya, but in a number of other stories, that is, it is not for nothing that this fund was recognized as undesirable on the territory of the russi

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foundation to achieve its goals.ding to some reports, in 2022, the clooney foundation received contributions of almost $ 10 million. the clooney foundation is a foundation affiliated with the democratic party of the united states, with american democrats. and in fact, that says it all. such affiliation means that the value basis of this. foundation is lgbt plus, it is liberal democracy, it is a distorted understanding of human rights, as they are seen by the transgender team members - kamal and charist, this is ukrainian nazism and so on and so forth. and if the us democratic party pays, it calls the tune and the clune foundation, another structure with hypocritical, lofty ideas of democracy and humanism, promotes lies, subjective negativity. on the assessment of the activities of the russian government, propaganda and aggressive russophobic policy, and not by the hands of politicians, but by supposedly human rights activists and hollywood actors, all in the best traditions of american democracy. durable and moisture

foundations in the us with assets of over 6 billion dollars.oals include support for bright creative individuals and groups of people who contribute to the formation of a more just, environmentally friendly and safe world, in practice, everything is much more complicated, behind the screen of verbal adventures are hidden much more cynical interests. who managed the support of bright creative teams, international projects in the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 4 years was managed by barry loughnarn. previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this foundation has actively financed the organization. engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists in close connection with the authorities and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have had such a tool that allows them to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-govern

foundations in the us with assets of over 6 billion dollars.als include support for bright creative individuals and groups of people who contribute to the formation of a more just, environmentally friendly and safe world. in practice, everything is much more complicated. behind the screen of verbal tricks are hidden much more cynical interests. who managed the support of bright creative teams. international projects at the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 2014 were managed by barry loncarne. previously, he worked at the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. 1991, this fund actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in 1915 it was recognized as an undesirable organization, so human rights activists.

in many ways, that's what the heritage foundation is doing.ght describes as the deep state. this kind of group of people, unelected who just exist from administration to administration. i think a rip van winkle in the heritage foundation fell sleep in 1980 and woke up in 2024 could just show up for work on monday. he would just need a glossary. they woke instead of social engineering. they are going to be doing it in 20, 40 years now and all they are trying to do is create this turnkey operation that was awarded and a lot of the reason it got 60% through was because the republican party a lot of pluralism you know, ronald reagan chief of staff and the people around him. but those moderates are gone and, you know, in a lot of ways, donald trump is that strong right arm. he wants to please the conservative movement and we saw with his judicial appointees that he was perfectly willing to pass on with a right-wing activist world, elected by no one, told him to do. >> and trying to set this up, with that introduction i did, our producer and i were

the foundation worked as a proven tool for undermining various countries.late eighties, it launched projects to help civil institutions in the ussr, poland, hungary and czechoslovakia. for what purpose? well, of course, to promote. and economic reforms in these countries. from the beginning in the 1950s, the foundation allocated almost $100 million to support freedom of speech, cultural pluralism, and human rights in the soviet union and eastern europe. american and european democracies have created a huge number of non-governmental organizations to monitor foreign countries that they believe pose a threat to them and allegedly violate human rights. organizations. private foundations in the united states with assets exceeding $6 billion. the stated goals include support for bright creative individuals and groups of people who contribute to the formation of a more just, environmentally friendly and safe world. in practice, everything is much more complicated. much more cynical interests are hidden behind the screen of verbal tricks. who managed the support o

these are the people who work in the foundation. they help with treatment, rehabilitation, free of charge, but funds are needed for the organization. olga pautova met with the foundation's wards and saw how important it is for them. probably, most of it's hard for us to understand what it means for yulia to go for a walk with her beloved dog, turn her cheeks to the summer wind and just enjoy the moment. young, active, healthy, at one point all her plans were crossed out by a diagnosis: breast cancer. of course, it was a shock, i gave myself 2 days off to drink wine, accept this whole diagnosis, hello, and then what, well, from monday. we take, go, go to school, it turned out that the disease is already at stage three, aggressive treatment, chemotherapy, surgery, radiation therapy, but yulia did not allow cancer take away the taste for life hope, she introduced video... all treatment was free, but in most regions the oms policy does not include rehabilitation, yulia had her lymph nodes removed, which means the risk of developing edem

and this is the solidarity zone foundation. it was established in 2017. its founders according to the charter: romoshevskaya guzy, dikovitsky and karasitskaya. money from foreign grantors came to this fund's account. this same fund made films for belsat, controlled the functioning of the channel. and supported the implementation of modern technologies, probably this is the same it. and also significant amounts of money fell into the fund's accounts for the so-called support of the families of journalists who are serving sentences for crimes committed in belarus. this item of expenditure was specifically borne by the polish budget. the money was issued by the office of the former prime minister morowiecki . to divert attention, mateusz adamski was at the head of the fund, its chairman. he is also an interesting person. once a polish diplomat in minsk, he headed the polish institute here. in addition, he is a former employee of belsat. thus, to divert attention, so that there was no obvious conflict of interest on the papers, the documents from the fund wer

" bary loncarne headed the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 2014.sly, he worked in the national security council of the ministry of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this foundation has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, and in 2015 it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists are in close in conjunction with power and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired. such a tool that allows you to get into a foreign country under the false flag of a non-governmental organization, but the impudence of czechoslovakia prevails, sometimes they themselves admit. hrw itself openly admits that it contributed to the coups in eastern europe and the ussr in the late eighties, attacking the unwanted government through the media and direct connections with politicians. as a result, the fight for human rights led to dramatic, democratic transformations in the late eighties. in this way , the non-governmental organization partic

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the problems of the foundation and the members affiliated with the foundation i.e. instagram. we look at this organization as a social institution, a cultural institution that should be influential in social affairs martyrs and martyrs' affairs foundation also discussed the issue of employment and housing for martyrs and martyrs' families as one of its work priorities. well, god gave me the opportunity to get housing. in the previous period, when i had the opportunity to serve the society, a movement started at that time we mentioned that the movement is actually the construction of housing, all the dear ones in the foundation, trying to help is a good thing, but my position on housing is one of those issues that we should really help in a radical, serious way and with a jihadi effort, so that, god willing, this issue will also be resolved , as well as other issues. it was finally the law. this supervisory body will monitor the timely payment of the salaries of nurses and medical staff with the presence of the ministry of health. the audit bureau announced in a repo

they came in and laid the foundation.r the all the utilities. >> when it came time to deliver the unit, a giant crane lifted the adu over her main house and onto its foundation. it took a total of four minutes. the city of berkeley is expected to allow homeowners to sell adus like a condo. council member rashi kesarwani says it may happen this year. >> it would essentially work in the way that a homeowner's association would for a condo. i actually grew up in a condo. and so, you know, my parents paid property taxes. we had our trash bins. everything was as if we owned, you know, just like a single family home. >> this book is for homeowners who want to build an adu. >> cole peterson is an expert on the process of building adus. he's based in portland, where there are more adus per capita than anywhere in the country. >> so that's kind of the biggest misconception is just like how much this costs. and then then but then the important thing to understand is like, well, even if it costs $500,000, what's the return on invest

marshall foundation with melissa davis, who is director of library and archives for the foundation. let's do a little bit of a tour inside this library, beginning with this table and this map. tell us what we're looking at. so this is a copy of the last core level d-day map in existence. it belonged to general leonard giraud, who graduated from vmi in 1911. he is in this picture on the left. he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the

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i am the president and ceo of the richard nixon foundation. welcome to what is sure to be a fascinating series of conversations. today, celebrating women'sct impact across four panels we will look at the movement in the 1960s and 70s focusing in particular on the strategic nixon white house initiative to identify and hire women into the senior role of the federal government. and as new scholarship contends the first lady played a decisive behind-the-scenes role to keep the initiative moving which will be the subject of one of the panelists today. the person recruited to lead the effort in the administration's barbara franklin and then a recent graduate of the harvard business school and executive at first national city bank. thisea resulted in nearly quadrupling the number of women in the senior positions between 1971 and 1973. her white house story is told in the 2012 book a matter of simple justice the untold story. ms. franklin would become secretary franklin in 1992 when she was appointed and confirmed as the united states secretary of com

we share a campus with our wonderful partners, the richard nixon foundation. our primary mission is to educate and inform, assisting those who search for knowledge and understand the 37th president of the united states. his administration and his ongoing impact on the world. today's program is being a life stream today on the richard nixon foundation in the national archives and records administration, the nixon presidential library's youtube channels and will be available after the program for you. view again enjoy and share with friends. since this is our inaugural women's history symposium, we are thrilled to have such a robust program and so many accomplished individuals who are participating today beginning with the 1968 presidential campaign, richard nixon announced his support the passage of the equal rights amendment as president. he to support women's equality through his support and signing of the education amendments act 1972, which included title nine and the creation the presidential task force on women's rights responsibilities, as well as many t

ahdi, vice president and head of the martyrs and affairs foundation.i mentioned, he himself is one of the freedmen of sarfarad for the years of sacred defense and accepting the hardships to appear in today's program. come with us, let's go to behesht zahra. on this occasion, today's program is scheduled to be held in behesht zahra . the army commanders will pay their respects to mr. mohammad reza ahmadi. they are in contact with us, mr. ahmadi. hello, good morning. i am at the service of the respected viewers of the program. hello reporter. yes, i am now in the tomb of the martyrs of the army, the martyrs of the army air force. well, one of these tombs that is here is related to the noble lashkari martyr who was martyred in 1980 after almost 18 years of captivity. there are army commanders they should come here and pay their respects to this honorable martyr and remember the so-called dear and precious martyrs of the air force , but the point is that the air force has approximately 193 prisoners who have returned to the country , and of this number, ab

i love the v foundation, and to receive this recognition is truly. i'm honored. >> the night's event pushing the foundation's fundraising total past $400 million, all going directly to game changing cancer research. >> it's a lot of hard work for over 30 years that has grown it to what it is and all inspired by that wonderful speech that evening on jimmy v's famous espy speech, he said, don't give up. >> don't ever give up. and we really haven't. >> shane jacobson is the ceo of the v foundation and says it takes a truly special person to take home the award, having only handed it out a few times, george bodenheimer embodies that. >> don't give up, don't ever give up spirit. he's given his his heart. he's given his soul to the v foundation. >> what do you need? and she said $400,000. so we're going to give $400,000 right now and helping to drive up those fundraising dollars. >> coach k mike krzyzewski, the legendary duke university coach, is also on the board of the v foundation. >> jimmy uh- had incurable cancer, but he wanted to win eventually, and

they came in and laid the foundation.l the utilities. >> when it came time to deliver the unit, a giant crane lifted the adu over her main house and onto its foundation. it took a total of four minutes. the city of berkeley is expected to allow homeowners to sell adus like a condo. council member rashi kesarwani says it may happen this year. >> it would essentially work in the way that a homeowner's association would for a condo. i actually grew up in a condo. and so, you know, my parents paid property taxes. we had our trash bins. everything was as if we owned, you know, just like a single family home. >> this book is for homeowners who want to build an adu. >> cole peterson is an expert on the process of building adus. he's based in portland, where there are more adus per capita than anywhere in the country. >> so that's kind of the biggest misconception is just like how much this costs. and then then but then the important thing to understand is like, well, even if it costs $500,000, what's the return on investment? an

we share a campus with our wonderful partners, the richard nixon foundation. and our primary mission is to educate and inform, assisting those who search for knowledge and understand the 37th president of the united states. his administration and his ongoing impact on the world. today's program is being a life stream today on the richard nixon foundation in the national archives and records administration, the nixon presidential library's youtube channels and will be available after the program for you. view again enjoy and share with friends. since this is our inaugural women's history symposium, we are thrilled to have such a robust program and so many accomplished individuals who are participating today beginning with the 1968 presidential campaign, richard nixon announced his support the passage of the equal rights amendment as president. he to support women's equality through his support and signing of the education amendments act 1972, which included title nine and the creation the presidential task force on women's rights responsibilities, as well as ma

of the foundation and the members affiliated to the foundation , i.e. instagram , should have more poison. we look at this organization as a social institution, a cultural institution that should social influence in cultural affairs. the head of the martyrs and martyrs' affairs foundation also mentioned the pursuit of the issue of employment and housing for the martyrs' community and the martyrs' families as one of his work priorities. the issue of housing, well, god made it possible. in the previous period, when i had the opportunity to serve the society, a movement started . all the dear ones in bani shahid are trying. a good job has been done, but my housing issue is something that we really need to help in a radical, serious way and with a jihadi effort so that, god willing, this issue will also be resolved. after all, it was the law isargari society must be realized , we must study the provisions of this law and, god willing , we will witness a change. seyyed kamel tagweinejad was assigned as the secretary of the government board by the order of th

the medicine is purchased by the circle of goodness foundation created by the president. what kind of foundation it is and what diseases it works with, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the program instructions. the circle of goodness has been in operation since 21, it complements existing state medical programs. the foundation helps to solve a colossal. social problem, with its help children can receive expensive drugs for free and rare medicines, including the newest ones, that is , those that have not yet been registered in russia, in other words, as soon as an effective and safe medicine appears in the world, it can become available to russian children. since the foundation began its work , 25,000 children have received assistance, and more than 243 billion rubles have been spent on medicine. well , the most important thing, of course, is not the numbers, but... each child is a story, a story of fighting the disease, a family story, by and large , everyone, behind this figure is the story of children, the story of a saved childhood, this is probably the most important

they came in and laid the foundation. they did all the trenching for the all the utilities when it came time to deliver the unit, a giant crane lifted the adu over her main house and onto its foundation. >> it took a total of four minutes. the city of berkeley is expected to allow homeowners to sell adus like a condo. council member rashi cezar says it may happen this year. >> it would essentially work in the way that a homeowners association would for a condo. >> i actually grew up in a condo, and so you know, my parents paid property taxes. we had our trash bins, everything was as if we owned you know, just like a single family home. >> this book is for homeowners who want to build an adu. >> cole peterson is an expert on the process of building adus. he's based in portland, where there are more adus per capita than anywhere in the country. so that's kind of the biggest misconception is just like, how much is cost? >> and then then but then the important thing to understand is like, well, even if it cost $500,000, what'

priority of this foundation to facilitate the treatment of the families of martyrs and veterans.tors have sworn to always save human lives. 1,200 dedicated doctors in the country of patients. they treat more than 4 thousand dear elites in the center of elites and scholars of the foundation of the dear children of the martyrs. dear children of veterans, the children of asra are present , thank god, with the appointment of various working groups , god willing, there will be a serious development in determining a great capacity to serve as a very good support for the purposes of the martyr foundation out of 300 martyrs. whenever needed, doctors rushed to help their countrymen, just like treating the wounded during the islamic revolution and holy defense. after about 30 years since the end of the war, there are no accurate statistics that we want to add to these. at the same time on the first of shahrivar, the birthday of abu ali sina and the doctor's day of 10 selfless doctors at the martyr and amor foundation sacrificers were honored safa fazli of sed and radio news agency, dear vi

of the country in solving the problems of the foundation and the members affiliated with the foundation, i.e. instagram , we should look at this organization as a a social institution is a cultural institution that should be influential in social affairs in cultural affairs. the head of the martyrs' affairs foundation also mentioned the pursuit of employment and housing for the martyrs' community and the martyrs' families as one of his work priorities. good luck with the housing issue. in the previous period that servant t i had the success of serving in janisagari, a movement started. at that time, the title of rehzat is actually the construction of housing for all the dear ones in the building. maybe trying to help is a good thing. let's make a jihadi effort to help resolve this issue, god willing . there are other issues as well. finally, the law of isgari society must be implemented. we must study the articles of this law and god willing, we will witness a tolerance . the government delegation was appointed. according to mr. aref it has been stated that the commitment, competence an

and on the president and ceo of the richard nixon foundation, it is my pleasure to welcome you here this evening. we have truly terrific eating in store for you and let me begin by welcoming some special guests starting with larry higby who is a member of the board of directors of the richard nixon foundation and sandy quinn a member of the t board former president ofon the nixon foundation, jack brennan, marine military aide to president nixon and his chief of staff in the san clemente years. judge jim broken, thank you for being here, sir. jean hernandez, mayor pro tem of the great city of yorba linda. thank you for being here. i wantel to welcome doctor lori cox han who is the henley chair of presidential studies at chapman university and her colleague doctor luc vector who is the james h kavanaugh chair in presidential studies, which is a new program at chapman university original and by the dean of students dr. jerry price as well, a new program at chapman the foundation has helped to put together and we're really excited about, so thank you all for being here. an additional expect

in 2010 the national archives and the nixon foundation beganio cosponsoring a series of nixon's legacy forums were former members of the nixon white house staff and academic experts take part in moderated discussions on behind the scenes work during the nixon administration. today's symposium follows a legacy form formats bringing together the people who made history with the people who study it. we have greatly expanded the topics for discussion. it was only last me the president biden appointed me as the first woman to lead the national archives and it's 90 year history. we still have a lot of work to do to get more women into the higher astral owns of government. we have a great group of panelists today to offer their insights into the role of women in government a overtime. i am confident that the future of women in government is a bright one. and it will be as long as we have women like vera glasser standing up and asking the questions that change the course of history. thank you and enjoy the symposium. [applause] >> good morning and thank you colleen. ladies g and gentlemen my n

announcer: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation.judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. announcer: and now, "bbc news" >> hello, you are watching "the context" on "bbc news." >> within days you'll be in the criminal justice system and some people starting long terms of imprisonment. that needs to continue so that is my sole focus. >> we're not going to take our foot off the pedal on this. the police, the criminal justice system all has our strong support from across the government. >> any suggestion they're patriots and have a cause is nonsense. they're criminals and most of them are going to be charged with violent disorder and go to prison for a few years. ♪ >> the prime minister is chairing a third emergency meeting ahead of more potential unrest. nearly 500 have been arrested with 149 charged in connection with last week's riots. at tonight, the man who wl lead bangladesh's new interim government has returned to dhaka and donald trump has agreed to three debates against kamala har

the foundation helps solve a colossal social problem. with its help, children can receive expensive drugs for free and rare medicines, including the newest ones, that is , those that have not yet been registered in russia. in other words, as soon as an effective and safe medicine appears in the world, it can become available to russian children. since the foundation began its work , 25,000 children have received assistance, and more than 243 billion rubles have been spent on medicine. well , the most important thing, of course, is not the numbers, but behind each child there is a story, a story of fighting the disease, a family story, by and large , each one, behind this figure there is a story of children, a story of a saved childhood, this is probably the most important result that we are all very proud of, but generally speaking, work in the circle of goodness foundation gives us many reasons for joy and pride, and... the fact that people, citizens of russia, taxpayers trust us, and we see this from the results of sociological researc

lists of drugs and medical products that the foundation helps with are on its website. want to learn more about what medical services you can count on, write to us in telegram, send us your questions, we will ask the experts about everything in the next issues of our instructions. it is easy to get confused in the facts when you see only part of the overall picture. the pursuit of views changes entire locations, it is easy to make a zip file, we will expose all the fakes. the first cities to join the state program for developing infrastructure for electric vehicles, today there are about six electric cars per one fast charging station, and such a device allows you to charge up to three cars at the same time. nizhny novgorod, based on the results of last year, was among the top three cities in terms of the number of fast electric charging stations, there are about 100 of them, only moscow and st. petersburg have more. business has actively begun to develop infrastructure, in nizhny novgorod they came together two main conditions: a sufficient number of electric vehicles,

and then, then, the members of the foundation, the members of the board of trustees of the foundation turned to the appropriate, as they say, authorities with a proposal to consider the issue of. restoration, which for our country had a special meaning, and in order to understand why, let's visit several very important places, let's start with the historical borderland in the bryansk region. among the dense forests of bryansk stands the svensky monastery, one of the most ancient cloisters in the country. in 1288 , one of the earliest icons of rus', the pechersk mother of god, was found here. the bryansk prince roman, who returned the ancient russian city of chernigov from lithuania, once began to weaken and sent for the miraculous icon of the mother of god to the kiev-pechersk lavra. the monastery, which had been under the power of enemies so many times, but never lost its living connection with the present rus, sent the revered icon to the prince by river. and this is the very place from the annals where the boat with the relic moored after a long journey. the rowers decided to go to

the foundation sent humanitarian aid in the amount of more than 26,000 tons to the residents of the liberated territories. of course, the federal center, moscow, and i, as president, we will do everything to support the chechen people, the residents of the republic in the implementation of all the plans that you have just presented and told me about, i wish you success, thank you, vamovich, we will not let you down, concluding the trip, vladimir putin met informally with the mother of the head of the republic and gave her flowers, and imanik kadyrova heads the public foundation named after akhmat kadyr. on august 23, he would have turned 73 years old. ramzan kerimov, ibrahim amirkhanov, ivan prozarov, ekaterina yarovenko, oleg smolkov, channel one, chechen republic. gold stars for heroes of russia. defense minister andrei belousov presented awards to soldiers who performed feats while carrying out tasks of a special military operation. today is a difficult, responsible time for the country, in historical times, you fulfill your military duty with dignity, show true courage and bravery, in pra

vance writing that the heritage foundation has been the most influential engine of ideas for republicans from ronald reagan to donald trump, but roberts believes doing the same old thing could lead to the ruin of

medicines are bought by the foundation created by the president, circle of good, what kind of foundationdiseases it works with, we will tell you in 5 minutes in the program instructions. circle of good has been working since the twenty-first year, it complements the already existing medical state programs. the foundation helps to solve a colossal social problem. with its help, children can get expensive and rare medicines for free, including the newest ones, that is , those that have not yet been registered in russia. in other words, as soon as they appear in the world. behind each child there is a story, a story of fighting the disease, a family story, by and large behind this figure there is a story of children, a story of a saved childhood, this is probably... the most important result, which we are all very rooted in, well, generally speaking, work in the circle of goodness foundation gives many reasons for joy and pride, the fact that people trust us, citizens of russia, taxpayers, we see this from the results of sociological research, you can find out what diseases and pathologies

the foundation helps families with psychologists, medical lawyers, they created a whole platform here no matter where in the world you are, you always have access to lectures by oncologists, self-help lessons and proven. information about breast cancer , by the way, the most common of all malignant tumors, and a hotline has also opened for all those who have encountered the diagnosis, the number you are now you see on the screen, and if the foundation's wards have cherished desires, they must come true. wow, how gigantic it is, it even smells like sea water. while elena was being examined by doctors, timur went to the moskvarium. why do you like them? all the underwater cue with fluffy joy, real, oh, fish, here's a fish, a stingray, my friend pie will appear, dolphin, how are you there, friend, the dolphins put on a whole show, and timur immediately took out his phone to be sure to show everything to his mother, can anything else motivate you to fight illness, like a burning... or sms to the short number 7375, it is important to confirm the transfer at the request of the mobile operat

the foundation has sent for residents liberated territories humanitarian aid in the amount of more than 26,000. of course, the federal center, moscow, and i, as president, will do everything to support the chechen people, the residents of the republic in the implementation of all the plans that you have just presented and told me about this, i wish you success, thank you, hiv, we will not let you down, concluding the trip, vladimir putin met informally with the mother of the head of the republic and gave her flowers, aiman ​​kadyrov heads the public foundation named after kadyrov he would have turned 73 on august 23. ramzan kerimov, ibrahim amirkhanov, ivan prozurov, ekaterina yarovenko, oleg smolkov, channel one, chechen republic. next on our air. air defense worked well. 45 drones shot down, including in the capital region. in the kursk region, an ambush for the ukrainian armed forces will not escape our helicopters. crimean expanses with a breeze to the resorts, large-scale transport projects. us presidential candidate, democratic show, how to throw dust in the eyes in the absence of

private foundations in the us with assets exceeding $6 billion. the stated goals include support for outstanding creative individuals and groups of people who contribute to the formation of a more just, environmentally friendly and safe world. in practice, everything is much more complicated. behind the screen of verbal adventures lie much more cynical interests. who managed the support of outstanding creative groups by international projects at the macarthur foundation from 2007 to 14 years was led by barry loncarn. previously, he worked in the national security council, the department of defense, the national intelligence council and even the cia. since 1991, this fund has actively financed organizations engaged in political activities in russia, in the fifteenth year it was recognized as an undesirable organization. so human rights activists. in close connection with the authorities and capital, it turns out that since the cold war, the americans have acquired such a tool that allows them to get into a foreign country under a false flag non-gov

price gouging will be the foundation of her economic policy.— of her economic policy.i of her economic policy. will there be a his choice — of her economic policy. will there be a big choice between - of her economic policy. will there be a big choice between her- of her economic policy. will there be a big choice between her and i be a big choice between her and donald trump chris mackie has looked around the world unseen that a 15% corporate tax rate is used in other countries, and he is perhaps more in tune with what is globally acceptable— tune with what is globally accetable , ., , , ~ acceptable listen, obviously i think the g7 and the _ acceptable listen, obviously i think the g7 and the west _ acceptable listen, obviously i think the g7 and the west really - acceptable listen, obviously i think the g7 and the west really are - acceptable listen, obviously i think the g7 and the west really are still trying to sort through the idea of the global tax rate conversation, but i think we have to be realistic. the american national debt is $35 trillion. we cannot keep

for this reason, the national computer games foundation has started a program called game network in cooperation with omid network. the network that is going to take about 3 hours of the omid network's air time, between 3:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., the game network program consists of two parts, live and production, and is carried out in 70 episodes of 120 minutes. we had a program on omid network called bezi vision, which was a reference program in the field of games . the new season will be aired. apart from that, for example , we have a program called eight by weight 7, which deals with special issues of the game field in the presence of game experts. they are very interested in fifa football and teach their fans . every day, fifa professionals play a game with each other. we have a program called game phone, which focuses on mobile games. it happens, and now in the intervals of this program , which is broadcasted by the channel host, there are different parts we have a guest, the daily and weekly news in the field of games is reviewed, the solutions and those recipes that families ne

the foundation, the solidarity zone, belsad and the management in a private apartment, millions from the polish budget and... the claims of the polish justice system. look new series of the project inside out. embezzlers. belsat mafia. several adherents of nazi symbols were detained in the minsk region at once. the first to be stopped by police officers, who noticed a swastika tattoo on his hand, was a drunk eighteen-year-old resident of the lyuban district. or his smartphone, where a video was found in which his friend demonstrated a nazi salute near a monument to fellow countrymen who died during the great patriotic war. the man in the video had a similar tattoo. during the investigation , detectives came across a seventeen-year-old acquaintance a young girl who, in addition to the fascist swastika depicted on her body, kept a t-shirt with the ss emblem at home. it was later revealed that the prohibited symbols were manufactured by a forty-year-old local individual entrepreneur who, based on the sketch of the detained girl, applied the photo to the fabric. both eighteen-year-old de

guest: the heritage foundation's press office did not respond to us. reached out to them half a dozen times over a week and they chose not to comment. we reached some people in the story and none of them -- i don't think they expected the videos to go public and to have a reporter asking them about it. one of them, david burton, economic policy expert at heritage, he talked to me several times. he said, i am in the video. the video is real. i have watched the others. i think it is real. roger severino, the vice president for domestic policy at heritage. a very senior trump official. we confirmed he was in the video. we spoke to others, a few i cannot name because of the conditions of our interview, which have also talked me through why they appeared in the video. the trump administration in 2017 was hampered by a lack of people they could dispatch to different parts of the federal government and they hoped this training program would accelerate that process. from day one, a potential future trump administration would get to work. host: denise in kentuc

, yuri said, and you said the foundation, 30 points for such an answer, then, you said the slabs, dabalkaered, well , further, further, which clocks don’t have hands, hourglass ones, yuri answered, you said electronic ones and also which one answered 33 people, well, the last thing that happens is for spectators, 29 people answered the hall, and 20... 137 is a good result, but not a record. thank you for this brilliant game. thank you, you watched that one thing, we had two visiting teams: the house of culture and the “laughter and sin” team. 100 to one, it’s funny, sometimes intelligent, educational. quiz, see you again. hello on the russia tv channel , denis polunchukov is presenting in the studio and the main thing is for this hour. russian troops have improved the situation along the front line; strongholds, equipment and personnel of the ukrainian armed forces have been destroyed. ukrainian truck drivers travel outside the country and are running. in order not to return back, in the meantime, military commissars were detained, who extorted hundreds of thousands of dollars from the re