if governments react that. on the keynesian pattern by trying to inject which will enable these people to be employed. then i agree with professor friedman that all you get is faster and faster inflation and and that, if you like is caused by the but the government is a proximate of an original instability that is there and there's nothing in professor friedman's which would correct that inherent contradiction or flaw in classical western political economy. you and i. peter, i want to ask you one question of do you deny that big government plays a large part in the rise of big capital and big labor? i think that interactive i once said big, big capital causes big labor causes big government, causes big failure. and that is the tragic story in 20th century we have to unravel that. if start that root with big government will be wrong. big government causes big capital costs. big labor costs. i don't i don't think historically that's what's happened. but you and are agreed we don't want big government that's what

, and the government must make a decision in this field in the government board. some issues should be decided nationally because it is a decision that all the government agencies and all the economic actors of the country will somehow take as a model and adapt themselves to it . a part of it should be assigned to the provincial administrations according to the requirements of the province or the decisions that are made in certain periods such as peak electricity consumption in the summer . i think that the parliament should limit itself to determining the total number of hours deciding which day is a holiday or explaining the working hours should be left to the government between days. the government itself is centralized and should not make a single decision for everyone . the requirements of the institutions differ from each other . in fact, even a part of this decision can be entrusted to the people in the government. folks, i saw a system in the administrative and employment organization called the summation system, which makes it possible for the decisions t

the government is the government's share. the checks that we have done, each unit is 75 equal to 6 multiplied by 75, how many is 450 , the government defined 38 five. 100 means , i think, 10 percent of that tax should not be collected from my exemption , 100 percent, 100 percent, and the 65 percent that we came for tax . please take their salaries higher than this place. taxes are nowhere more secure than taxes for expenses, not salaries for all expenses. it is an interesting point. sometimes, some people send me sms. from our dear employees, mr. haj babaei, what about 3 thousand ? some of them say nothing, some say others get a lot. we should fix the salaries less . to make the salaries correct and fair , this is not the work of the budget, we cannot approve permanent laws in the budget, let's say, sir , his salaries should be tied together, this is a government bill, but what have we done about the situation of 3 million working employees ? it's not good for us . you can't live with 7,779,000. you can't live . let's help he

we will be cominu government in israel too. we will be coming back— government in israel too. be coming back to you _ government in israel too. we will be coming back to you but _ government in israel too. we will be coming back to you but thank- government in israel too. we will be coming back to you but thank you i government in israel too. we will be | coming back to you but thank you for the moment. authorities in chile say wildfires raging in the centre of the country have now killed at least 112 people. an official said there were still a0 active fires across chile. earlier, the president warned that the number of people confirmed dead was likely to rise significantly. emergency teams have been struggling to control the fires, which have spread rapidly across the valparaeeso region. the forest fires are thought to be the deadliest ever recorded in chile. the government is investigating whether some blazes were started deliberately. the forest fires are thought to be the deadliest ever recorded in the country. henna hundal is a delegate to the un climate change conference

we left the working hours to the government, one day the government will come, a government from one faction with one intellectual approach will come , the clock said that we should wait for the next government. he pulled back and said, "no, the same as before is good, and the government does not have that stability of procedure , although this happened in the parliament, but the process is a bit longer than the government. i think the parliament itself should discuss and determine the task." and designate friday and saturday as official holidays . if we leave this to the government , we will have more uncertainty in this area, and we will definitely have these two days. it helps to increase the productivity because the spirit of cheerfulness that is created in the employees makes us increase the productivity and makes us social well-being. it will develop more and it is good for the government itself. definitely , the necessary savings will be made on the government's expenses. in the field of traffic , we will have a reduction in traffic. this is very helpful and a very important p

that is, instead of involving the government in investment and exploitation, we should place the government as a service buyer. practically , the operation should be carried out by the non-governmental sector and the purchase of services by the government has other solutions for us to move towards a budget without oil. the most important of them is actually productivity incomes and assets, resources in resources are actually the property of the government. we now have many assets in the government, of course, since last year , good steps have been taken this year as well, but we believe that the main part of the government's assets remains . all that remains is that, god willing , according to the identifications that have been made now , we will gradually go towards productivity and entering these into the financial flow cycle of the government. very well, mr. doctor, one of the priorities of the 13th government, as you also mentioned. honorable president, the completion of the construction project is half finished, please tell me that in the year in the future, how much will you go in thi

federal government, other areas, state governments.e are moving into a new phase. i was in san francisco. rep. cammack: i'm sorry. katie: i was only driving through. rep. cammack: did you download the poop app? katie: it was risky. all the bills were about ai. the weaponization committee came out with this alarming almost 100 page report about how the national institute of science foundation, a federal government funded program, is using taxpayer money to work with academia to censor information online "at scale." talk about this new partnership that has been unveiled. you have been appointed to a new commission to work on ai, a bipartisan commission. talk about the dangers of ai and the way the government is already working through grants, through money to use it to "censor at scale." rep. cammack: it is terrifying what we are seeing. to your point about this new commission formed, we announced the new congressional ai task force. i don't know if you guys have seen in the news in the last week, microsoft rolled out their new ai platfo

he hasjust laid out the government's position. it l out the government's position.be immediately clear to those watching the difference between that and the labour amendment, which calls for an immediate ceasefire, his calls for a pause, which means that it is not over. the labour amendment calls for the introduction of a palestinian state, the labour eminent is in line with australia, canada and new zealand and opposes the action in rafah, whereas the government only has concern about it. can he just explain on those four differences what it is you think is wrong with what it is you think is wrong with what labour are saying in our amendment? i what labour are saying in our amendment?— what labour are saying in our amendment? . ., ., , amendment? i am grateful for his recognition _ amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that _ amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that we _ amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that we are _ amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that we are close - amendment? i am grateful for his recognition that we are

, is a national government possible now unity, if not, then a technocratic government, and whether theys shmyhal can be considered a technocratic government in general, as a political scientist. i must say that the very option of a government of national unity, it is taken from situations when there is a great split in the country, when there is a great confrontation on ideological grounds up to the point of civil conflict, and in such situations the idea of ​​a government of national unity arises, which should stop this opposition, include... the main, so to speak, these groups in power and thus reconcile the opposing parties parties today in ukraine we have the exact opposite situation, there is a big one, it is probably not so clearly visible now, but there is a big consolidation on a patriotic basis, on a civic basis, and here the very idea of ​​the government of national unity is rather a euphemism. which the opposition operates in order, so to speak, to advance its own political agenda and its ideas and its wishes, as regards the technocratic government, so according to the idea,

what about the government? _ they are being offered. what about the government?t the government? they say, the - they are being offered. what about i the government? they say, the mood music has been _ the government? they say, the mood music has been quite _ the government? they say, the mood music has been quite positive - the government? they say, the mood music has been quite positive until. music has been quite positive until recently, but that has changed, and the union for thejunior recently, but that has changed, and the union for the junior doctors complained about the glacial speed of progress from the government and the government has hit back saying the government has hit back saying the new round shows the junior doctors are not ready to be reasonable and the health sector re—says they have already been provided with a pay increase —— secretary. we urge them to put a pay offer to their members but they refused, they said. their permission to strike will run out at the end of this month and this gets them just in the squeak before that. will this be o

and snooping government. the federal regulations that govern our lives are available in many places. one set is here in the library of congress in, washington, d.c. in 1936, the federal government established the federal register to record all of the regulations, hearings and other matters connected with the agencies in washington. this is volume one. number one, in 1936, it took three volumes like this to record these matters. in 1937, it took. and then it grew and grew. and. at first, rather slowly. and gradually. but even so, by year, it took a bigger and bigger pile to hold all the regulations and hearings for that year. then around 1970 came a veritable explosion. so that one pile is no longer enough to hold the regulations for that, it takes two and then three piles until. on one day in 1977, september 28, the federal register had no fewer than. 1754 pages. and these aren't exactly you would call small pages either. many of those regulations come from this building consumer product safety outlines the b

and the government of mr.ually wanted this combo to use the banking system through borrowing from the banking system. i requested several times in my speech and in my letters to the government of the late mr. noorbakhsh central bank that the government's debt be paid to the banking system. announce, do not announce they don't do it, finally, with the pressure of mr. natiq. he said that sir , please answer them. finally, mr. nourbakhsh wrote to me. at that time, the government owed 56 thousand billion tomans to the banking system, which means that the government was almost forced to borrow from the bank because of the current economic policy. it is not even in the budget , it was even repaid, which we have forced the government since then to allocate an amount in the annual budget for the return of the loans taken from the bank, the money taken from the banks from this to this, and almost in the budget line it was placed. these were the problems that arose for the people's society anyway, and in my opinion , th

the government. you mentioned, for example, the female head of household. many of those in addition to the grown woman who, has all of the kids are teenage pregnancies. there's not a predestined amount of teenage pregnancy. i grew up in an era when people, and particularly blacks, were a lot poorer than today faced a lot more discrimination than today, and in which the teenage pregnancy rate was a lot lower than today. i don't believe there was a predestined amount of teenage pregnancy, a predestined amount of husband desertion. the government has done a study of the black family showing that this whole notion that this is the black family has always been disintegrating. that is nonsense. that is these studies go up to 1925. the great bulk of black families were intact. two parent families up through 1925. and going all the way back through the era of slavery. so it is now only within our own time that we suddenly see this inevitable tragedy, which the welfare system says it's going to rush into. so

government, mr. sovereignty , we can help you a part here by paying from our own financial resources, you say no, this is a class, i say it is not a class, we can pay 2 million , the heavy burden of two million and 200 thousand students from naheef's shoulders. let's take the government to your service , we will talk with it completely, sometimes we will talk based on the desired situation, sometimes based on the global trend , sometimes based on the external reality, mr. doctor , if we want to talk with the external reality, then the path is moving forward, i'm fine. and you, as an expert , should do what the manager does because of the managerial bottleneck he doesn't pay attention to it, let's warn him, i say, i agree with the situation of the same analogy that you gave , so you should look at this diagram, i had brought the diagram, but i couldn't show it . the establishment of schools and educational centers is at your service. this last layer went to the guardian council. by the way, in january

becoming a government. let's move on. well, it is definitely a discussion. there is a time. we want to be in the so-called section private means based on the article 44 of the constitution , the issue is that the deprived and lower class of the society can use public resources. in my opinion, i mean in my opinion, when i say the private sector, mainly with the presence and entry of devices that are now imported from various government sectors , we have not seen good results in the past few years. now if if this subsidy is given to that producer at the beginning of the chain, the government will definitely say that, sir, i am paying here, and i must have supervision. my opinion is that now more than a third of the country's income is spent on subsidies. has the government succeeded in monitor it. has the government been successful in reaching the lower classes of society ? it seems that we have not been successful. basically, how much do you think it is possible to monitor this volume of production? for exam

the surveillance apparatus of large tech companies to you know, government chosen and g o's, or government actors who will then have a hand in determining what is acceptable speech. what is acceptable content, but it's not actually looking at, you know, how do we attack the surveillance business model that is at the heart of this engine. and so, you know, this is very real for me and we're in both space and the us. but we now have, you know, books being banned in certain states. we have, you know, reproductive health care or health care in general, unavailable to many people in states where reproductive health care has been criminalized. so, you know, i really worry about these problems with platforms about the way they exacerbate hate and allow trolling and just information. and i also really worry about the solution space when that is handing a key to governments that would lock up a woman and her daughter for accessing health care that wouldn't banned books. and that, you know, across the world are trending toward the authoritarian. absolutely. and so what we need to think is also a div

we their own governments are reacting to it. ~ ., ., ,., their own governments are reacting to it. ~. we ran through some of those quotes from — to it. we ran through some of those quotes from the _ to it. we ran through some of those quotes from the letter _ to it. we ran through some of those quotes from the letter - _ to it. we ran through some of those quotes from the letter - one - to it. we ran through some of those quotes from the letter - one really. quotes from the letter — one really stands out to me, and i�*d be interested in your thoughts on this, that signatory, a long serving us government official, 25 years worth of experience, telling the bbc their concerns have been two continually dismissed even though, as they highlight, they have experience of the region and its dynamics. what assumes they are —— one assumes they are employed for their understanding of the region, but they say their concerns were dismissed. why would those warnings not be heated? it�*s a those warnings not be heated? it's a ve iood those warnings not be heated? it's a very good question. _ those w

we want government workers to be able to do the work of the government. end to the policies that attack your jobs and pay, your benefits. this labor movement, we have made this country great and we have had to fight tooth and nail to make it great. they haven't given us anything. we fought for every victory. we made jobs safer. we made health care more affordable and accessible. and we made sure that at the end of an honest days work, that there be honest pay. afge and the american labor movement, we are going to make damn sure that government workers get the honest pay that they deserve. look, don't let nobody tell you anything different. a 7.4% pay increase, that isn't a lot to ask. not for the federal employees who love this country. you have contributed more than your fair share. now it's time for this congress to step up and contribute back. it's time to stop playing games. no more shut down threats. no more debt default threats. it is time to fully staff federal agencies and fund the government. it's time to pass the fair act. and it's time for all

_ be a distinctive welsh labour government.— be a distinctive welsh labour government. , , ., , ., governmentthe i the m4 relief road is not about the money, it is the environmental impact. it is not about the funding, if we had the funding i would not spend it on that, but the point is central. how can we make sure that the settlement that we have in wales more fairly reflects our needs in wales, and actually more fairly reflects you know, under the barnett formula, i very much want to see that changed, by would make the case to an incoming labour government that the consequential we should have had from hs2 comes to wales and i would want to invest that in transport. i would want to invest that in transport-— transport. have you had any guarantees _ transport. have you had any guarantees that _ transport. have you had any guarantees that you - transport. have you had any guarantees that you would i transport. have you had any i guarantees that you would get transport. have you had any - guarantees that you would get this money, because clearly in both your manifestos you seem to think it is

the challenge now given we have not had government for ten or 25 years, why has politics— governmenttruggled so much and are we prepared to do the big review that looks _ are we prepared to do the big review that looks notjust are we prepared to do the big review that looks not just that getting stormont up and running but staying up stormont up and running but staying up and _ stormont up and running but staying up and running ratherthan stormont up and running but staying up and running rather than falling down _ up and running rather than falling down do— up and running rather than falling down. do you share the optimism at first and _ down. do you share the optimism at first and then something different? i am slightly more optimistic. it is madness to do the same thing over and over and expect things to work differently, i think the fact that we see stop start politics in northern ireland it is time to think about how institutions are to sign, however everything functions, how government is done, and positive that things are back up and going, a silver lining on the club there ha

pressure on the government. and they would actually call for new elections, which means that there will be put a ticket, instability in the near future in the country. okay. it doesn't sound like this is going to be, are there any time soon? finish job it. thank you very much for coming in and breaking down the story for us . or indonesia is set to elect a new president on wednesday. 3 candidates, the facing off with one clear favorite for both will be on 2 as the back and goes current presidential we total and is leading the pulse of a low has been stable of innovation staple rather of innovation politics for decades. and is a controversial pick up. he's been accused of human rights abuses during any diseases. dictatorship is one level say they will also the country need to change a damn thing for victory. that one of the last and some pain days in the city of may done all this. this is problem most of the started lead the me just defense minister, but you looks like a good best to be come to country. next pres

government gave two fingers to scotland's energy ambitions. the u.k. received 300 billion in receipts from north sea oil and gas so why can't we find pounds to secure the future beyond 2025? >> the future is a commercial decision for their owners. the site will operate as a refinery until at least 2025. the u.k. and the government are working together to make sure there are assurances or the support of employees. when it comes to backing energy, this government insured we can support north sea oil and gas, safeguarding 200,000 jobs and increasing energy security. it is the labour party that oppose that. >> does the prime minister agree with me and farmers that our farmers and food security are vital? that the agricultural budget should be reined in, unlike the government that is trying to run our farmers out of business. it forecast as a results -- to result in job losses and a hit to the welsh economy. >> my honorable friend is an excellent campaigner on behalf of her farming community and i know she has been hard to raise their voice when there is so

look at the government, you can't say that i am the government , i set a price, i take 20% of your money annually , the government is not doing this for the poor , it is taking it down for the poor, so that it doesn't go down, yes, the rest is going down. we have the government doing what the public sector is doing. it's another matter, look at the government's policy, if we don't determine the salary, the force in the sector. there is a government that may ask for higher wages . look at them for a minute. ignore them. the wages that are set for the entire economy are not going to help you now. government and privatizing them will not help you . the government's involvement in that policy is different from its involvement in the rate setting for deposits and facilities. here he says , sir, the rate is so high, the bank should pay this much, now it doesn't give 23, it gives 25, it gives 26 to the party who doesn't pay, what's the point, because someone who, for example , plays with a deposit of 1,000 mel, is that we said that the rate who pays the high interest rate is a very important qu

will it lie with a national government or will it lie with state governments? there are, of course, also cultural questions that go along with that notion of peoplehood. but the reason the concept matters in the politics in the moment is because there is an actual debate going on about where authority will lie a i think it's particularly important to draw on that, to note that what we see in the transition, the articles period to the to the constitutional it, i would argue what we see later in lincoln's reaction to the to the kansas-nebraska act is the question is where will authority lie? will you know what lie with the people or with attire and morals. but also where what at what level society will the authority reside? in other words, the question is the vast bulk of the madison's vices, whether he certainly does speak to subset of injustice, of which paper money is the the clearest example. but the vast majority of his complaints are that the the articles of have incapacity ated national majorities with to national issues. this is also what lincoln says in

a government for the whole is indispensable. no alliances, however strict between the parts, can be an adequate substitute. they must inevitably experience the infractions and the interruptions which alliances in all times have experienced. sensible of this truth, you have upon your first essay by the adoption of a constant of government. better than your former for an intimate union and for the effective efficacy is management of your common concerns. this government the offspring of our own choice, uninfluenced and honored, adopted upon full invested, gation and mature deliberation, completely free in its principles and the distribution of its powers. uniting security, energy and containing within itself a provision for own amendment has a just claim to your confidence and your support. respect for its authority. compliance with its laws. acquiescence in its measures are duties. and joined by fundamental maxims of true liberty. the basis of our political systems is the right of the people to make and to alter their constitutio

it was not possible at all, the form was obvious, but the government brought a letter like the government, after two months , the social commission of the parliament announced, sir, that this letter is not acceptable to write, and the ministry of finance cannot have a team. it is a privatization organization . officially, the respected director of the privatization organization came to this debate and i was there for them. they said that these two are owned by us, that is, we are in possession of them as a proxy from the government. they also officially announced. now another thing happened last year that the committee the investigation that was in the asian football confederation itself changed during the years of mr. handi's president the new members attacked the validity of these documents, god willing, we will check them later . after the investigation, we will be fined at least 350,000 dollars because the last fine we made was 180,000 dollars from the 120,000 dollars we had for last year's documents. it has passed. yes, last year, i will say it again . yes, i will say it again. i am

laws from parliament and government.s also a constitution that has laws related to party formation and citizenship from the constitution. and it includes all elections from municipalities to the presidential elections of the parliament , so the national election commission and the constitutional court are both responsible for this task. the constitutional court receives the names of all election candidates from the parties, if you if you want to be a candidate for the portuguese parliament elections, you must be from your party. a person who has portuguese nationality due to living in this country for several years, it is enough to be over 18 years old and not have a criminal conviction. or being prosecuted or imprisoned. the number of portuguese parliamentarians is 20. the number of parliamentarians in each region of portugal depends on the population of that region or province. for example, lisbon, as the most populous city in portugal , has the most representatives in the parliament. give some explanation about the el

we discussed three issues the need to avoid a government shutdown and to fund the government so we can address the needs of the american people in terms of their health and safety. we are making progress on the appropriations bill that are scheduled to lapse on march 1. i am cautiously optimistic we can do what is necessary to close down these bills and avoid a government shutdown. it may be important to come to an agreement that is bipartisan and anchored in common sense to extend the pending expiration of the eight additional bills that are scheduled to lapse on march 8 so the good faith negotiations can continue in the absence of a government shutdown. we discuss the urgent national security priority of the american people as captured in the bipartisan comprehensive senate legislation. this is an existential moment for the free world as it relates to being there for our democratic allies ukraine, israel and and pacific and at the same period of time ensure making assistance to palestine. third as leader schumer indicated, we had an open and candid discussion about the border. we all

we introduce the government, we introduce the head of the government. to form a temporary government. that is also a mess and also an important issue which is the constituent assembly is to hold the election of the constituent assembly . that is, the headship of the interim government and the formation of the government in very difficult and dangerous conditions is the greatest job and duty and at the same time the greatest honor that has been entrusted to a servant. and the coup against the revolution and the provisional government was taken from bakhtiar and the imperial army. what i want to convey to the nation is to announce their own opinion about the government of mr. engineer bazargan, which is now an islamic sharia government. do it through the press. and also to peaceful demonstrations. a few days later, on 22 bahman, engineer bazargan was stationed at the prime minister's palace and introduced his cabinet members. the most important task of the government under his prime ministership was to hold a referendum to change the political system, to prepare for the approval of the

the head of the government information council also said that the president has said in the governments that none of the members of the government have the right to support the currents or political spectrums in the upcoming elections. the minister of communications announced that the user privacy bill will be finalized by the end of the year. this bill was finalized in the special economic working group of the government. the government scene has been referred to the legal and judicial commission of the government for a series of legal investigations. now it is being discussed in the commission. three or four meetings have been held now. i hope that before the year inshallah, it will be finalized and we will send it to the parliament, hoping for god. the minister of labor said that the unemployment rate has reached 7% for the first time in the last 40 years, and it will be clarified in detail that the government spokesman explained the latest approvals of the government board. problems in the administrative system in terms of slowness or obstacles becoming in we are making a transform

government because the 11th majlis was formed in the previous government, if they come with the shura the guardian council was coordinating, of course , it was not coordinated during this period. i will come to tell you the truth because now the guardian council itself is not ready to hold a meeting with the parties. he is not ready to tell the reasons for the disqualification of these gentlemen, so how do you want to tell them ? it will be announced in a few days. no, it has not been announced. what did you do? i don't want to defend anyone . i said that i am thankful to mr. raisi because for the first time he gave the country's political parties time to meet, but i am not speaking intelligently and like this. the cost of the problems of the people is really crying out , the problems of the retirees, retired fellow, god's servant he is gone, now he has a few grandchildren , he has to beg to increase his salary. he is the ruler, but the implementation is weak at the bottom , give me an example . the people's demands , where can we pay attention to them? i told you through my parties t

now you heard them doing the they chose choosing the government of rigging and accusing the government of supporting conduct. a representative and he just so in one very dramatic sense, we're back to square one and a new government would face any of any challenges. and as direct quickly with wisdom and root compassion. can i ask you the, the elephant in the room, of course, is the role of the back us dani military watches their involvement and these closed door talks, or any of a short question. because the army indeed does the critical assault order is visible, but it does remain a potent force and bucks on politics. and again, again, i can't speak for the army, but i would imagine that they would want a coalition government precisely because it really made no big government. and therefore allowing me to have some c and fodder matches in the internal security and so on. so it's a man's name and to get to is not visible, but the people folks on have, i think the have an understanding of what's going on. and then for the army said, for the 1st time in the history of folks then has gone

the government. yet. we are really concerned about the future of government. oh, but it wouldn't be a piece for government that we go for these and make peace with our people. the students are picking up on what type of a rush for saying that the survival of israel depends upon peace is not something that the, the, these really electra would agree with. so unfortunately the best of the majority of the public supports the board. a lot of them can see you won't be easily media, so they're not really aware of the risk the reality in regards of the casual feed that the visitation bear, all the guys to get these destroyed, victory destroyed. i do think that if there is some hope is the fact that and the process is moving through yes, the name of freedom, they're not against the war against the government. some of them are talking about the, the lat, whole thing. speaking about the day after and it's anyhow refuses any discussion, refused starting to speak about the day after what really happened and saw in inside the truck, the service against a gun with you have a

the government. this failed to control of the story piece still promised to end decades of civil conflict. but after a brief increasing security, many rural areas instead so renewed violence on factions and drug fields fights to control trafficking routes, any legal mining resources. the time is come to the mon results to the attorney general office, and these killings we call and keeping silent witnesses for the slow genocide. if those who laid down their arms each of these boxes but presents the coffin, the we are here to participate in what needs to be a nation wide morning because each of these tests is painful for how much longer we keep adding to the list of widows and orphans kids, columbia as a broad range of policies and laws in place to prevent these killings, that enforcement has been poor. and impunity. high left his president gustavo k through who took office a year and a half ago major piece of priority initiate. and he talks with all remaining on groups so far with limited results in t

i'm 23, the government forces. i'm the groups, they support of oil being accused of atrocities. this the latest round of the conflict that began in the 19 nineties and were wondering uganda invited congo. that prompted 2 boys that drew in around a 1000 african countries and killed an estimated 6000000 people. eastern come guys being unstable, ever since. and the sense of always, a condo is minerals such as coal town, which is used in almost like tronics, whoever controls the mines and the trade routes can last, profits. foreign forces continue to play. that part. 25. yeah. un peacekeeping mission is being criticized for failing to protect civilians. peacekeeping colleagues, tell us that in the d. r. c. or they remain deeply concerned by the renewed escalation of hostilities in the eastern part of the country. they reiterate their call for the m $23.00 group to cease it's offensive. and to respect the lawanda roadmap, do you and please keep as it started with drawing on the request of congress government, whose own forces have also failed to protect civilians and to stop and 20 t

and you government has yet to take shape. but it is already clear that it will say some challenge and missions. the jewelry, the palestinian authority ruled over all posting and territories including the west bank and gaza. in reality though, it was expelled from the mid to running and claim in 2007 up to how much his power, their expert saving you cabinet. we'll have to tackle this issue before anything else. a novel on this time to restore internal national unity and unite the 2 parts of the homeland between the gaza strip and the westbank. the other matter is not to give a chance to the american administration. so it became inactive and direct partner in this aggressive war on our palestinian people and not to give a chance to the most fascist racist is really occupation government in the history of israel. that 6 and pushes towards deciding the conflict and eliminating the palestinian national project to make things happen, whole posted in sections including rivals like santa hunts him as need to join forces. these 2 have

the government is wrong. why are you in a government position? you cannot say that the government is wrong. we are iranians and we respect the law when we say legally, this law is being implemented. why did it approve this? he said, "let me tell you one thing. we are talking about experts. i mean, we can talk about good. the problem is that you have to look. the government has come. i said that right now. you finally know," he says, "sir, i am in i could not give money to the free zones for their development like this . i will give money like this. then the budget of the free zones is now annual, which is attached to the country's budget, which is approved after the approval of the government by the islamic council because it is approved there, that's right. when will we reach the free zones of the world? at the same time , they will give us the same thing that they have in the free zones of the world. at the same time, sir, the uae developed its free zones at the same time as us . when will we reach the uae? answer this, it is very simple. it al

, on the contrary, it was about the fact that everything is normal , the government is good, the governmentre it is natural, which leads to the idea of ​​a cover -up operation, i would call it that, that is, the operation of such a spin doctor, which allows to hide the true motives , so to speak, and to present the situation in a favorable light that will appeal to the audience, including the media, so to speak, the actors, and there are many indications of this, but perhaps, perhaps, there is a really great need today , well , shuffling a little, what are the cards called, or reshuffle personnel, and quietly , so to speak, under... this sauce, carry out those staff reshuffles that are actually overdue, we understand that zelenskyi's team, the team of servants of the people, came to power, so to speak, in such , well, i would say, in a not very consolidated form, that is, people were gathered from different spheres from different corporations, i mean in the broad sense of corporations, and some at... some have fulfilled their mission, some are no longer satisfied, and of course such rotatio

government systems have a lot of chinese software in it and our government cannot even safeguard our information, and you know, genetics has been covered a lot but the other thing i wanted to mention is just am a graphic information. if the chinese, for example, get information from a sporting goods store, they will know the amount -- likely, the number of children in that population by how many kids bikes and t-shirts and stuff. we don't want the ccp to have that kind of information. it could target attacks based on demographic information. >> may i add one more point? >> go ahead. >> one point to add is, like you mentioned, creating discord. we have seen information being collected about health conditions, miscarriages, abortion information, and so on, which is very sensitive and can be used to create discord. >> i think that all bleeds into our next panel as well as we look at ai and large language modules, etc. -- models. so my time has elapsed. i think the panel -- i will turn it back to the chair. >> thank you. thank you to our witnesses for their excellent testimonies today. w

the government has a duty to provide services in the field of higher education. for the performance of these duties, funds are provided in the budget every year. when regulations were written, we are not active in any sector except the government sector. in the field of higher education, we didn't have azad university , which was established in 1961. non-profit universities were established in 1965. now, after 3 years, you are faced with a wide network of higher education that has the capabilities to provide services. your excellency , you mention that a series of services are provided in public universities, i agree. but let's accept that in the network of universities and non-governmental higher education institutions , including non-profit and non-profit institutions, they have actually reached a point in these years that they can contribute to, which is part of the duty of governance in iraq. higher education services are now being transferred to non-governmental sectors they are responsible, but for this service they are providing, they do not have any share

and a government of national unity, because a technocratic government is a government without political actually such a government to a large extent now, because the only priv the link that exists in the current government is the link to zelenskyi, there are no other links, well, it is hardly... a classic technocratic government, but at least it is the government where there are no surnames. if we are talking about a government of national unity, then it should be formed by political parties, there should be a common one political responsibility. in principle, this step would have been very correct at the beginning of the war, and it would have demonstrated to the society the true national unity. by the way, having also shared the political responsibility for what is happening in the country, the party simply did not even have it. reasons to criticize each other, because they would all be part of the government and all would be responsible for it, so they could criticize, except themselves, and now create such a political government, well, in principle. this would also be possible it's

what is been the response of the iraqi government?the iraqi government?— what is been the response of the iraqi government? a strong statement issued early condemning _ iraqi government? a strong statement issued early condemning but _ iraqi government? a strong statement issued early condemning but it - iraqi government? a strong statement issued early condemning but it is - issued early condemning but it is described as an aggression against iran as a serious breach in violation of a rock sovereignty. —— iraq. and by the foreign ministry to be handled and the iraqi foreign ministry and the air strikes and the iraq governments is it belongs to the security forces and we know those locations were occupied by the mobilisation forces that are considered a part of the iraqi security forces. in their car for the coalition, the state administration coalition which is an umbrella for all political powers to meet tomorrow in an urgent meeting to discuss what they call the emergency development and referring to the us air strikes in the parli

the government spokesperson explained the government's plan to increase subsidies in the form of electronic goods in his weekly meeting with reporters. issuing permission to recruit elites in government agencies and creating 4 thousand opportunities the scholarship to attract these people in the automotive , steel, oil industry was another news of the government spokesperson. the preparation of more than 2000 projects for exploitation , which according to the spokesperson of the government , will be done at the same time as the fajr decade. about 2,400 projects worth about 410,000 billion tomans are ready to be opened and put into operation in the decade of fajr, only in the field of oil . will give. issuance of licenses. an administrative and recruitment organization to attract elites is another news of the government spokesperson in a press conference ash was with reporters. again, we invite all noble elites who are interested in working in administrative complexes to participate in this call by referring to the website of the national elite foundation or the recruitment agency. mr. bahad

, the head of the government of ukraine, our entire government, from logistics to the agricultural sectord of course, minister of defense of ukraine, because this blockade on the border, unfortunately, adds threats to the supply of weapons to our boys at the front. and i am asking you, donald, mr. prime minister, to come too. to the border, andrzej, mr. president, i am asking you to support this dialogue, it is national security, we should not delay it, the coming days. give us a chance to do it, i am ready to be at the border together with our government, and i want to appeal now to the european commission, we need to preserve unity in europe, this is a fundamental interest of the european union, so ukraine appeals to of the european commission, that a representative of the european commission should take part in this meeting also for the sake of common interests and to stop political ones. mr. andriy, now president zelenskyy is acting as a fireman, was it possible to avoid such a development of events and a massive blockade of our border, well, let’s say two, two months in advance to sc

robert caro's books there's something there that allows to think about government and governance mean, which is important in an age when both of those are treated as secondary or something that's bad, mean or didn't get a play on broadway right i'll be rejected mark? yeah, i think julian nailed it. both the positive and the negative and were talking about who you would put on a on mount rushmore or if you had to a new mount rushmore, who would you want on there? and want lyndon johnson on there? but i'd want him in profile right i'd want half his head kind of buried in the rock and and we know what that half would be and it would be vietnam for all the reasons that the julian highlighted, because of the the distrust government, because the credibility gap that he engendered and and when we're talking about that keep in mind what people's relationship was with their government prior to vietnam had just extraordinary numbers believing that the government did the right thing know most of the time and that's just not the case by the end of the 1960s and it's under johnson's the term credi

government agencies were able to limit and manage the electricity consumption in the government department by adjusting the working hours. would it not be effective if the islamic law becomes the same as our working hours, our official hours have been moved forward one hour. it was not at all there was no need to touch the clock, well, the one who says that the parliament set it, then please see where the parliament set it up and enacted a law that was disruptive to that efficiency, but the government revived it by adjusting the working hours. he didn't speak as an opponent. they say that the official of the country can be determined by the law, the parliament can determine it, but the working hours of the departments should be left to the government to adjust to its own conditions when necessary and manage the country's situation. i offered you a service . the government at the national level should specify a general and some of the powers should be allocated to the province and the agencies with the established frameworks . what do you think? which we have from the governments, this itse

israeli government in gaza.l law and human rights, will the minister confirm his government recognises that israel has an obligation to comply with the icj ruling of 26th of january and the comply with the icj ruling of 26th ofjanuary and the uk will support the court decision, examining the legality of the occupation? fin the court decision, examining the legality of the occupation?- legality of the occupation? on his first point. _ legality of the occupation? on his first point. we — legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are _ legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are very _ legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are very much i legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are very much in l first point, we are very much in favour of accountability and transparency. it is part of the reason why both parties have been strong supporters of the international criminal court and he will be aware of the legal position i set out a moment or two ago in respect of the rulings

there should be a parliament between the government and the government should be open , the government is dealing with this area so that there is no problem with our friends . 13 12 14 there was a discussion. you will not have any problem, he said 15, we said 15 by defining the sources of realization of this number. chicken meat, eggs, these should be fixed, and i am really saying that this figure is very high. now, why are we paying 15 billion dollars this year, when we are now, 18 billion dollars of basic goods have been purchased, but chicken meat is like this , mutton is like this, it should be done by itself. let's check , i really made a joke somewhere and said if we meet , some dollars. and if we buy meat, red meat, chicken meat, and eggs, everyone will eat from morning to night. how can we pay so much money ? it will be more expensive. one reason is that maybe many neighboring countries are also using our subsidy, but i don't want to discuss it now . one case is 42.18 billion. yes, 402. this year , the government itself requested 15 billion. we also put 15, which means nothing.