the ministry of internal affairs for permanent residence abroad, and register with a passport of the ppp at the belarusian consulate of another country. nobody is stopping us from doing this. approximately 127 thousand belarusians are registered with consulates abroad. the changes for them are that previously they could apply for permission to live abroad, obtain or replace pp series passports themselves at the ministry of internal affairs or through the consulate. now a statement is needed. submit to the ministry of internal affairs or the main consular department of the ministry of foreign affairs only after arriving in belarus. the consulate will not issue passports, and they will not send permission to live abroad from our ministry of internal affairs either. all other passports of belarusians who have left will be changed according to the same scheme as those living in the country. in the immigration citizenship departments at the place of registration. without an intermediary for sending documents in the form of a consulate. relatives and friends with powers of attorney do not will

ppp. premiere. big story. maidan. part two. tomorrow. on the first. the big game is on air.dugin, a man whom i respect endlessly, i don’t always agree, but i always admire his knowledge and logic. it is clear, for example, what they can achieve, they can demonstrate, as it seems to them, such a daring, arrogant, cynical murder of people in broad daylight, in fact, in the capital of the state with which they are waging war, that so, so you can come kill everyone, and also burn down a huge hall, everyone there will die, this actually demonstrates, from their point of view, our vulnerability, our weakness. another very important point, we know that in our society not everything is okay with migration, especially from the central asian republics, and the symbolic, symbolic goal of making migrants, just accusing them, making them instruments of such a bloody terrorist attack, from their point of view of the organizers, perhaps the goal was to sow ethnic hatred, because that people, losing loved ones, will not... this is a legal and obedient person, or some absolutely monstrous is

border service, so the poles have completely blocked the movement of passenger transport through the ppp, the medic shagyni checkpoint. this means that neither buses, nor trucks, nor cars are allowed through. andriy demchenko , the spokesman of the state border service, says that according to... the available information , they plan not to allow buses and trucks to enter or leave poland until 8 p.m., there is a possibility of bypassing the blockade on'. poland has its own checkpoint, so the situation is complicated, so keep in mind, if you planned to go through this checkpoint, take the information into account. well, we will now sum up the results of the regular meeting in the ramshtein format. oleg katkov, military expert, editor-in-chief of defense-express is in touch with us. glory to ukraine, mr. editor, congratulations. glory, thank you for the invitation. well, the results of the anniversary ramstein. rockets for anti-aircraft. there will be defenses, but the f-16s will arrive clearly according to the plan, well, the key story is what the plan is in what quantity, but what interes

>> laura: we are talking hundreds and hundreds to millions to billions of dollarsi wasted under the pppee you.'s speaking of blowing money, $20 million, that is how much the university of virginia reportedly spends every year on diversity, equity, and occlusiop personnel. this is a new analysis from "open the books," at least 235 employees from uva collected alon$50 million in salaries and $5 million in benefits last yeao alone. some of that money allows students to take workshops such asn an come i felt that, micro-aggression and its impact, or, that is the way of the world, introduction to dei. then, the crucial free your mind, introduction to implicit bias. >> yesiv, george floyd and othes rocking our nation and world,o there was a tremendous amount of activism. if we were going to be bold and audacious, right, thinking about her future, it had to be attached to actions that match that rhetoric and that action steeped in a level of understanding of resources. >> every school at the university, it has diversity, equity and inclusion. >> laura: joining me chris rufo sr. fellow at the m

we are talking about hundreds and hundreds of millions to billions of dollars wasted under that ppp and that was unbelievable. kevin, thank you. good to see you. speaking of blowing money, 20 million. that's how much the university of virginia reportedly spends every year on diversity, equity and inclusion personnel. all right, this is a new analysis from open the books. saying that at least 235 employees from uva collected $15 million in salaries and 5 million in benefits last year alone. some of that money allows students to take workshops such as i felt that. microaggression and it's impact. or that's the way of the world. introduction to dei. and then there is the crucial free your mind. intuxz to implicit bias. detective of george floyd rocking our nation and world and activism. if we were going to be bold and audacious, right, in thinking about our future it had to be attached to action that matched that rhetoric and this action had to be steeped in some level of understanding of resources. >> every school at the university now has an associate dean for diversity and inclusion. >>

women's ability to raise in comparison to men and also i mentioned some of the gaps that we saw with the ppp that we covered so closely here on cnbc for women and minority-owned businesses not accessing that capital at the same rates that male-owned businesses were. but if you look at the numbers they're really roaring back here which is great news. >> great news indeed thanks so much, kate and we will be celebrating cnbc's inaugural changemakers, women transforming business list that's coming up in a new event in new york city on april 18th to learn more go to cnbc.com/changemakers or scan this qr code and as we mark women's heritage month we are sharing the stories of some of our newly named changemakers here is priscilla simms brown, amalgamated bank president >> i think for everyone there's that secret sauce. and i think everyone has their own superpower you are enough you don't have to be perfect, and you don't have to fulfill a certain mold i have to say, today i really think a lot about the younger people, like my daughter, faith, and so many of her friends who are taking on the world

of the prime minister is from monday on the first, from now on no contact with this simpleton from pppthe foreign one, i don’t know, here he again said that he once put it that ukraine would soon be something like on the verge of falling, as he said , show us, okay, uh, here’s a brainstorm with experts on the issues of elections to the european parliament, by the way, on the issues of elections to the european parliament, according to two guests from the elyst palace, he called for better protection of reputation. this means that on the threshold of historical events, ukraine can fall very quickly, which again indicates anything, either the fact that this is some kind of internal political puffing up of cheeks, how it could be , say, a layer in the good sense of the word for some more energetic actions, and so on, especially since, as we found out in the conversation, it’s not so simple emik , as it may seem for some reasons, in general, there is something to watch here, they guys... are like that, here is another example of how things are changing quickly for them, here is charles mic

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one more question.re at 2022 report noted there's a critical gap and effective ppp and that most modelsrepresent the average human mail. and this is for doctor mcburney. it's surely important that we provide protective equipment to all of o sure this protective equipment is appropriate for women is that happening? >> that's a great question very important topic and it is happening. those findings are from the last date of what we had a blast on blast induced injury. we were happy to learn there's quite a bit of research being done in the com make sure the average of mail and specifically many instances the average caucasian mail is not the only subject that's beingia ed two test equipment. >> is very important thank you. thank you madam chair. >> thank you senator ernst? >> thank you very much and good afternoon. i would like to thank you chairwoman for the invitation to participate in this it is a very important discussion that we are having. about the impact on her service members and their families. it can arise from the combat deployments but from those routine training exercises th

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