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this is much harder than having to struggle to make my family come to terms with my new way of..." ну in the states. for muslims across the world, aid alfitter, which marks one month of obedience to god in the holy fasting month of ramadan is a special feast. muslims feel festive and proud for their servitude to god. ramadan is called the month. of blessings. out of respect for the holy month, muslims put aside their differences and hostilities, and forge a stronger unity. different cities and villages in iran have their own traditions for ramadan which date back to centuries. get a glimpse of it in this documentary on press tv. the second sub international media festival in the fields of television, radio, new media and a special section for palestine. the deadline for sending your work is april 8th, 2024. for more information, visit sobfestival.com. leben und dass ich dem, wie ich gehen möchte. ja, heute werde ich in der moschee, das glaubensbekenntnis des islamsaussagen vor einem gelehrten und damit offiziell zum islam konvertiert. the headlines, new footage emerges showing unarmed

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of copies of its local versions, new way of gomel, the new path of bobruisk, the belarusian school andn addition to politics, horoscopes that are unusual for a soviet person, advice to gardeners, the experience of german peasants, yes. there were still many months before the first issue of the zvezda newspaper, published in the underground printing house in minsk, and german propaganda intensified the indoctrination. the partisan press was opposed to fascist propaganda. the printing house in the regional center of starobin, which did not have time to be withdrawn, was guarded by the nazis by ss forces. the local police could not be trusted with this, in german newspapers were published there, all under the control of the politics department in minsk. they prepared an attack for days, conducted surveillance at night, studied the time of change of guards, and finally , on a september evening, four partisans, ivan sydko, philip kostyukovets, mikhail byaglak and dmitry gulyaev, got as close as possible to the printing house, left the cart and horse at the very last hut, themselves carefull

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views on ways to establish peace and stability in the middle east the formation of a new, more just worldin turn, he emphasized that yemen is proud of the special nature of its relations with russia and understands how important its role is on the world stage. our state has a 95-year-long relationship, valentina matvienko emphasized, recalling that yemen became the first arab country with which the soviet union signed a full-fledged treaty of friendship and trade. during this time, russian universities have graduated thousands of yemeni students, who now occupy important positions helping development of the economy and humanitarian ties in the republic. not only maintain, but increase the pace of housing construction, how to achieve this in modern conditions, which regions are leaders in modernizing public utility infrastructure and where these processes have not been resolved for years, what needs to be done to change this? we’ll talk about this and more with senator andrei shevchenko, who in the federation council presented a draft resolution on the results of the development of the ind

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way at the upper town concert hall. further news of the economy, the tv news agency project are also available on social networks, in our mobile application using the qr code on the screen. have a successful day and see you at exactly eight. where in the eu prices are rising fastest, how much the base rental rate has increased and what are the expectations of the central bank of russia, you are watching economic news, veronica buta is with you, good morning! annual inflation in... the au as of february was 7.5%. the highest rate of price growth is in kazakhstan - 9.3. the only state where deflation is observed by february 2023 is armenia. in january and february, eu inflation was 1.6%. the figures are given in eek. there was a significant increase in prices for paid services. gomselsh began producing unmanned harvesters in russia. this is a joint development of a belarusian manufacturer and the tambov company titan. the production of spare parts components will also be launched at the production site there. in general, investments in the project to produce a new combine are estimated

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now washington wants to open a new way to send aid. i i ordered the us military to build a temporary dock on the gaza coast to ship food and medicine. while the united states central command has announced the dispatch of the first ship carrying equipment for construction to the region , the united nations is not very optimistic about the outcome. this is meaningless. i don't understand why the us is providing bombs and ammunition to the israelis and not stopping them . certainly, their goal is not humanitarian. i think they have domestic and electoral use. according to the united nations, more than half a million people in gaza may die of hunger be at risk of death. this is in addition to the 30,000 people who were victims of us-made bombs. you cannot send aid to the people of gaza and at the same time give bombs and weapons to the israelis to bomb the trucks containing these aids. the new york times criticizes this dual policy in an article. in a part of this article , a member of the washington arab center has quoted this policy as t

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the government is confident that individual housing construction needs to be developed in a new way;e problematic issues in construction based on regulations . joint development of pharmaceuticals, construction, tourism, mechanical engineering and metallurgy. belarus and the vladimir region, russia have identified new areas of cooperation. this was discussed during the visit of the belarusian delegation to the russian region. today in ancient suzdal there are belarusians. a modern school is being introduced. the president of belarus and the governor of the vladimir region agreed on this project for the city’s anniversary last year. one of the promising areas of cooperation is pharmaceuticals. in a real medical valley has been built in the vladimir region, where companies can develop any drug from the creation of a molecule to the start of industrial production. mutual supplies of, say, metal products have increased. our company is a belarusian metallurgical plant, traditionally working in european ones. markets, i did not expect that in the conditions of russia it would be possible t

now it's a new way of food into gaza. as more palestinian children die from malnutrition, the color ones are in jordan, this is obviously a red line from the whole set coming out. even if it is going to cut any of the way up because that. busy under assessed by the uh is right, is that the israel makes the old city unoccupied. east jerusalem a no go area for questions over the weekend.

belarusians will now study the laws of the country in a new way.sk our observer what we're talking about. in augmented reality, it was presented at the presidential library. the concept of a future legal consultant was created for the thirtieth anniversary of the country's fundamental law. soon , many belarusian institutions will have special qr codes that will allow you to learn more about the history of belarus and increase the level of education of young people. we don't need to install any applications, we enough camera, we point at the qr code, we scan, it opens. printed publications and more than 150,000 electronic ones. industrial tourism is actively developing in belarus. in 2023 , more than 200,000 people visited the country's enterprises, and this is a third more than a year earlier. which production facilities are open for tours today? more than 130 enterprises across the country are engaged in their promotion. the routes have already been developed and approved. each district has at least one organization for industrial tourism. the tou

good news is on the way. it looks as _ on the way. good news is on the way.oks as though - on the way. good news is on the way. it looks as though the - way. it looks as though the economy is at the start of what we would describe as a cyclical upswing, a momentum phase of the recovery, so it will be a slow start in quarter one by by the time we get to quarter four people should expect to see much more normal interest rates, robert lee around 4% on interest rates by the end of the year, it is by 0.25 at the moment, inflation will be close to 2%, the world should start to 2%, the world should start to look more familiar after a few unusual years.— to look more familiar after a few unusual years. few unusualyears. some people have described _ few unusualyears. some people have described this _ few unusualyears. some people have described this crisis - few unusualyears. some people have described this crisis as - have described this crisis as an immaculate dissimulation, normally when inflation rises like this we see job losses and we have not seen at this time

way.he production of belarusian sports air rifles for children and youth sports schools has been established in practice in smelevichi. the new product is already receiving forest reviews not only in belarus, but in russia and creates good competition with foreign analogues. modular design allows for maintenance. repair without the need for complete disassembly, the model is presented on the market in 4.5 mm caliber. today, what was bought somewhere outside the republic of belarus came here, so any product requires maintenance, so it was a dead end. today we present all the possibilities that we are ready to sell this rifle, and service it, and test it, and the like. anyway it's interesting because. and in belarusian volleyball there is a notable event, a representative of our country will play in the playoffs of the super league for the first time tomorrow, the men's team had several attempts to get into the knockout round and... this season the soligorsk miner managed to realize it. firs

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