obviously at this event in saint petersburg| event in saint petersburg taking place at the moment, youridors, what is the mood light about the economy? well, as i said, the numbers look good. the country is stable. all of the indicators, anecdotal as well as others, suggest that people are relatively happy. incomes are growing, unemployment is low, so the snapshot reflects the accurate position of the economy today but the main discussion will be about how to bring the economy forward. again as steve mentioned, there is a lot of spending in the industrial complex which is a key driver of economic growth but clearly it is not sustainable long term. a lot of discussion this week, and continuing, is about, how does the economy evolve from military industrial complex? how does spending, how does it use that as a platform for expanding the economy later for developing, say, technology sectors, equipment manufacturing, that previously russia has been reliant on from the west? how does it grow its own industry and its spending in the military sector to establish those localised industries? th

live broadcast from saint-petersburg. on friday. on rtr.odern history. terrorist attacks in two cities at once, lida. the enemies went for it quite consciously, quite consciously, in the chats of his terrorists, his photograph was pinned, he was an absolutely amazing clergyman, father nikolai spent many years in this region, he was well known and loved by parishioners, well known, including representatives of other religions, he had excellent relations with the local imam and... in general, when i talk about this now everyone, you know, it’s somehow surprising to me how, for example, israel notices that they burned down a synagogue, muslims correctly note that the majority of those killed were muslims, they took the fight, law enforcement officers are basically muslims. shows all the greatness of russian orthodoxy, here is the awareness of the feat of this man, he is worthy of all the highest awards that the secular authorities have, i am a man, i am not a christian, so i don’t meddle in the affairs of the church, that is , they know there,

petersburg, where i was scheduled to participate in the saint petersburg international economic farm. as i was about to board the aircraft, i was pulled out of the line by 3 armed in uniform members of the customs and border patrol. who asked to seize, who else to see my passport. but they confirmed that i was the individual in the passport, and then they notified me that they were seizing my passport on orders from the united states state department. i asked them what was their justification. they said they had no further information. they didn't give me a receipt for the passport. they didn't have any other information and then they uh, remove my badge from the flight and then escorted me out of the security of the airport and told me i was freely i was calling right to is a former intelligence officer in the un weapons inspector in iraq and he has been a terrific got the war there, and us foreign policy in the middle east. he often writes a body to national security and military issues. the russian foreign minister said that the incident reveals a lot about washington these days. t

the governor proposed to place belarus’ stand at this forum next year next to the site. from saint-petersburgington is preparing a new package of military assistance to kiev totaling $225 million. associated press and rater write about this with reference to high-ranking american officials. according to sources, the new deliveries will include, among other things, missiles with the hymarc complex. in the white house suggests that the new weapons will help the ukrainian armed forces to contain the confident advance of the russian army in the kharkov direction. and even the fact that this will lead to an escalation of the conflict does not bother biden. he said that although he does not rule out such a scenario, he considers it unlikely. but spanish law enforcement officers confirmed what the collective west had repeatedly warned about. the weapons supplied to the ssu are resold on the black market, elindente reports, citing the civil guard. spain. nato weapons in the form of rifles made in america and europe are increasingly ending up in the hands of drug traffickers. representatives of the se

i'd like to find a public speaking job or maybe something immediate on tv, something in saint petersburg. no, because i don't want to move to moscow. mazda is great. but st. petersburg, my john, what do you like most about the same theaters are getting like this city? you know, as i've traveled there almost 70 countries, i've lived in 12 and it's really my experience in an entire world. i mean people here as you see, if you even slightly brush into somebody there to stop 6 to hold the doors feels like you're living in a small town. there's something magical about the city to me, the lab, the here any time i just want to come back here to my new religion and country road to deal with my goats and my dogs and dads and like change i love reading change. so it's all i can describe is where you feel like it don't have to be your land. it can be way or know where you're in. wired away or an example to the people our plans. now i'm assuming you're going to go for citizenship. absolutely. and you're not looking back this, so now you, i get it is, i totally get it. i've got about 6 or 7 p or the

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coming back to donald, cool is that who's at the form in saint petersburg? so there was a strong contingent of representatives from african nations especially attempting to form was the context for them as the sessions. that's right. well every year, the st. petersburg international economic form is a place where people from all over the world come to discuss how they can, you know, expand cooperation with russia and the rest of the multi polar world. there's plenty of representatives from african countries here and i'm lucky enough actually to be joined right now by one of them. chief mandela, he's a member of parliament of the south african parliament and the grandson of nelson mandela. correct? yep. well, thanks a lot for joining us. on the program, the 1st thing i want to ask is about the recent elections that took place in south africa. it looks like the amc is going to form a coalition government. what do you think is gonna happen for the country going forward now? well, it has been a very challenging the election as we have now officially gotten on th

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so it hasn't had people was you get back from the old all of a business, maybe here in saint petersburg again somewhere close to the for him or not the time some of the for him. so we do create a think tank to minutes that just looks focus on this government on the mentor, all the new economic system, the birth of what system is with that home, is that maybe we can set up saying that it's best. he says that's and there's a push him to keep dates and so that's a positive brentwood system. and by the way to somebody would be intimidated each on a student. everyone would be intimidated to india wouldn't go fridge because we do business by with the china team. we and we'll see that all african friends would be ready to participate. and i think spanish have missed most of them just conventionally, it was even uh, the choice of just the hardness the next. but good luck with us and we could make the best of experience for internal projects. maybe this is the way quicker to focus on what they say is we no longer them here. it is always it. yeah. they seem to be willing. i'm not sure what your s

petersburg, where i was scheduled to participate in the saint petersburg international economic form as i was about to board the aircraft. i was pulled out of the line by 3 armed in uniform members of the customs and border patrol, who asked to see who else to see my passport. but they confirmed that i was the individual or in the passport, and then they notified me that they were seizing my passport on orders from the united states state department. i asked them what was their justification. they said they had no further information. they didn't give me a receipt for the passport. they didn't have any other information. and then they uh, remove my bags from the flight and then escorted me out of the security of the airport and told me i was free to leave. the now is called the right to is a former us marine corps intelligence officer and un weapons inspector for iraq. he has been a critique called but your rock of war and us foreign policy in the middle east. he often rides the box and come not into national security issues, ministry of fast arms control and non proliferation. he sa

petersburg mosque of russia and naqsh jahan square isfahan was also used, or here is khiva, a city in kharazm province, which is the tomb of the famous pahlan of puria, but who is known in uzbekistan as pahlan mahmud and is particularly popular among uzbeks. could not separate them from cultural iran. iran and uzbekistan were on the road of abrasion, the cartouches of our carpets are also in shiraz and tabriz. i read in historical books that our architecture and culture are close to iran. we see iran's cultural and historical roots everywhere. when iranians come here to play, they say it is as if they traveled to the historical cities of iran and they are very interested. it goes without saying that the interaction between iran and uzbekistan can strengthen the cornerstone of cultural and historical relations. iranian cities have something in common with uzbekistan in terms of architecture, culture, and history. i recently visited iran . we look forward to close cooperation for tourist exchange with we are iran, as you know that all 10 member countries of our organization are at the s

saint petersburg.he sidelines of the pmf , a multi-part film was presented, which was filmed with support. tv and will soon be broadcast on our channel. the plot is based on the public and secret life of the legendary russian lawyer and brilliant speaker. fyodor plevak. the cast of the film crew is stellar, starring people's artist of russia sergei bezrukov, and producer and film director alexey uchitel. according to him, modern films often lack heroes to follow. fyodor plevaka is exactly like that. why did we take on this series because? yes, this is a man from the past, a famous lawyer, of the late 19th, early 20th centuries, but his life, and his figure, so to speak, and the way he led, spoke in court, is now very relevant and missing for mr. gobber, the prince's business, spitter was called a legal genius; thanks to his oratory skills and his sharp mind, he won more than 200 cases at his hearing. i was hooked by the era and his personality against the backdrop of this era; in fact, all these series

petersburg mosque in russia and naqsh jahan square in isfahan. or here, khiva , a city in kharazm province, where the tomb of the famous warrior puriya vali, who is known as mahmud in uzbekistan, is particularly popular among uzbeks. the attachment and interest of uzbeks to iran and iranian culture is still standing and the geographical determinism of borders has not been able to separate them from cultural iran. iran and uzbekistan were on the road to aberration. there is also a carver of our carpets in shiraz and tabriz. i read in historical books that our architecture and culture are close to iran. we see iran's cultural and historical footprints everywhere. when iranians come here to play, they say that it is as if they traveled to the historical cities of iran and are very interested. it goes without saying that there is an increase in mutual tourism between iran and uzbekistan can be the foundation stone. strengthen cultural and historical relations . in terms of architecture, culture and history, the cities of iran have something in common

saint petersburg was larissa, london's capital of the russian empire. and it was here that the roman, our family established a tradition of luxury high end items like imperial porcelain and establish the i wanted to come here since i was 121 my grandfather told me his mom came from russia. that was part russian. i didn't plan on staying this long and i was gonna look around, i was gonna see if it was for me that like it, maybe i'll look at some properties come back in a few more years after i'm retired and then just finish out life in russia but then i came and then i was like, i remember when i go home, that's how i felt about rush. i love it. i love it so much here that i don't even want to leave. i just want to travel around rush, i have no desire to go to any of country. the i've never been here the i've only lived here a few months, but i wanted to tell you what fascinates me about russia and share the story.

saint petersburg. saint petersburg.itute of oncology is where they make the medicine, which is popularly called the cancer vaccine. in this package, the patient's dendritic cells are trained in vitro to recognize malignancy. fight against malignant tumors, because under specially selected conditions we , as if in school, teach these cells to recognize tumors and, accordingly, activate the immune system. such individual vaccines are made here for both adults and children, so they play in the children's department and enjoy life. lukyan is 7 years old, he has stage four cancer, he has been receiving the vaccine for a year and is living. i address him by his patronymic because he is a true hero. lukyan yarmilovich, are you ready? yes, won't you cry? let's try. every time the vaccine is administered, lukyan hugs his mother. lukyan yarmilovich. nine-component cancer vaccine. russia's priority in world medicine. a group of scientific doctors led by dr. balduevs, st. petersburg, petrov institute of oncology. dear colleagues, w

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petersburg. >> elsewhere, a man bitten by a shark north of san diego last sunday required surgery, and on friday, a woman bitten off oahu in hawaii was left in serious condition. if it seems shark attacks are happening more often, experts say protections established decades ago are helping populations rebound and feeding habits are bringing them to beaches. >> warming water temperatures might influence the distribution of some of these species, but as far as they're coming close to shore, that's where they tend to feed some beaches are now using drones and other technology to track sharks and predict their behavior. >> experts say the probability of an attack is still extremely low. >> well, now some weather. the forecast in west texas who posted this video welcome the rain as it fell in temperatures close to 100 degrees. they'll get another chance to welcome more rain and even thunderstorms today. more storms are expected today in the northern plains. damaging winds, hail and a few possible tornadoes. and there's more triple digit heat this week from northern california to the southwe

petersburg. moscow wants to show up that's economy by strengthening business and investment ties with its allies. the country has been hit by severe sanctions because of its war on the ukraine. yes, president joe biden has apologize for the month long hold up and improving weapons for ukraine and has reaffirmed support for the country by and also announced that $225000000.00 package to reconstruct ukraine's electrical power. great. gave us pushing its allies in the earth on the west to increase ministry, a category 20000 liters of diesel as quote fi in the us city of dallas. the drive of got out without injury and the suburb of desoto. after more than 2 hours rescue workers finally put out the blaze. all right, so those are the headlines. news continues here off the 0. well, state you and thanks so much it talk about the the rest, the hell on us today. it's name is northern casa, we are us, was the civilians in garza city. to go south of garza, this really air strikes have struck god's us biggest

i was there myself last year, i from saint-petersburg. what were your emotions last year?ere unforgettable emotions. have you already set sails? yes, when? 2 years ago, there were very beautiful fireworks and songs that were simply mesmerizing. and for some, everything is just ahead. would you like to visit the scarlet sails when you graduate from school? yes, i want it, that’s it, come on, your goal is to study well. guests from china, india, iran, and dubai congratulate the graduates. as far as i know, this holiday is associated with graduates, most likely with those who graduated from school, and for them ship, this ship with a scarlet sail, i think it's like a path to future glory or something like that. happy holiday to graduates. well, how would we do without a dress rehearsal of the concert on dvortsovaya? alexey, who has been responsible for the technical part of the ala and the sails concert for the fourth year in a row, says that this year they will surprise the audience with a transformer stage. mechanisms that allow you to make interesting transformations of sp

petersburg. until 1941. when the nazis advanced into the soviet union and in most and this will, of extermination. soviet troops was unable to save the legendary treasure from the gym and army. of course, the germans found it very quickly and did what they called securing, which was nothing of the routing. it's called the armies up test had various clients in the nazi stage at old low going to put his finger of museum in limits and his deputy, him and good and also collected ox for various organizations of the nazi stage when to on a losing spray in german occupied tote trees such as the soviet union stuff . what happens when c m, the reason is not so unique of the whole not unusual. that's part of a large scale. let's say polluting program carried out by the germans in the soviet union and did all the territories they tried in your um, that's going to be an old cottage on the very much soldiers, dismantled the ample room in 1941, packed it up in crates and scented westwood to clinics, but now co

the emperor room was at the catharine palace in pushing a suburb of what's now again called saint petersburg. until 1941. when the nazis advanced into the soviet union, in most of this war of extermination, soviet troops were unable to save the legendary treasure from the gym and army. gotcha, and of course the germans found it very quickly and did what they called securing which has nothing of the sudden routing. it's called the armies up to 10 various clients in the not see stage at will fit little going to for his food or museum in meetings and to step you see him and good and also collected ok. so various organizations of the nazi stage when on a losing spray in german occupied territories such as the soviet union stock. what happens when c m, the reason is not so unique. the whole notes unusual. that's part of a large scale, let's say polluting program carried out by the germans in the soviet union on. this depended on the territory as they tried in your um and that's going to be an old cottage. the very much soldiers dismantled the ample room in 1941, packed it up in crates and scented

saint petersburg. and krasnoyarsk. abnormal heat threatens not only paris.ng forecast. this year, the thermal dome will cover vast areas of our planet, where more than a quarter of a billion people live in total. mexico in the northeast of america is already suffering from unprecedented heat. what is a thermal dome? but then? the air in the gulf heated up to 45°; those who survived found themselves in critical condition with dehydration and fever from sunstroke. the mortality rate of these animals is high, because something is happening to the climate in the region, there are no more favorable environmental conditions. in other words, one of the links in the ecosystem disappears. the heat dome also covered the united states; extremely high temperatures set in from the midwest to the east coast. in megacities it is unbearable to be exposed to concrete and asphalt air. heating up even more, the governor of new york state has called in the national guard to assist in emergency situations. we 've been through snowstorms, floods, hurricanes, tornadoes, but this e

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petersburg. moscow wants to show up its economy by strengthening business and investment ties with countries in africa and asia rush has been hit by severe sanction since its war with ukraine began 2 years ago as bringing newly a shop provided by who's covering this conference for as in st. petersburg, so you need to give us an idea, 1st of the significance of this meeting and, and who was attending the quote 8 remains quite a significant event in russia's political and economic life in less than an hour where he expects thing. i've left him a patient to address before him as a plan recession, his spokesman to meet your best hopes that's not so long ago. that's a piece of speech will be device and primarily to the economy. but during his q and a session, it will be more sadly to about on the 6th, including the conflicts and ukraine, according to this call, they called them and $1600.00. now and i don't exist in isolation from each other. russia appears to have much twice in the it's relations wit

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petersburg, friendship with attendance on an easy, you know, national movie awakes, almost a very popular exhibitions of paintings and put a smarter with photographs various concerts are also very popular exchanges of the true stories and also very popular. and now we have direct slides between 2 or account rates. so russian stories are eager to travel to viet nam, and we are now launching or a slides from the start kids. good. now there are a direct slides from us could to hush them in. and we also describe the regional agenda. we spoke about the relevant international mattress, the positions of russia and get them are overlapping chord, very close. our countries firmly stand for the supremacy of international law sovereignty. and i'm interested in sending the internal affairs so other estates will coordinate our efforts at the key multi level platform this at the un and within the rush us in dialect and the south. yes. could you see these for nation the summit? so when we discuss the situation in the region, we express our mutual interest in establishing, reliable, and adequate security

petersburg was luis plugged into the capital of the russian empire. and it was here that the roman, our family established a tradition of luxury high end items like imperial porcelain and stablish day the we are in the show of all of tell us one of the most sophisticated architectural monuments of st. petersburg. it has witnessed numerous milestone events and hosted countless historic personalities within its walls. now it is home to the largest private collection of the fabricate east directs in the world. the thank you for taking the time to meet us here. it's beautiful, beautiful setting. so fabulous a he actually was known for making jewelry and exquisite interior items, but he really became famous because of these imperial eggs. can you tell me how that all got started? that it's on the, traditionally easter was the main religious holiday and easter eggs were a to original guess one was it was carl cyber j. however, who was the 1st to offer a precious jewelry egg. as an easter surprise, the idea was so novel and became so popular that many aristo

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in june, the bolivian president visited the rest of the city of saint petersburg, or he was the guest of honor of the international economic forum. there luis are saved praise rex economies for withstanding us to germany and revealed his state's interest in joining the alliance. so sole researcher and editor marco fernandez since the latin american countries interest in partners is one of the reasons why the us was looking for regime change in bolivia. the. so this is the risk gressick b as the whole history is basically of course us is finding lots of and joes and believe you have lots of programs. there's a lot of evidence of course about us. interest is in believe you and how much these can lead to a group of attempts, but either has just last year, but even did 2 major agreements with both russian and chinese companies, especially the atl, which is the global either off the bathroom leaking manufacturer from trying to remember in 2019, who is and how to go and believe it against present ever more. that is in the left in america, we say, you know, that's why there was never a group

russian float present vladimir putin at this year's form in saint petersburg, as well as the relations between the most crowded. excellent. so, and that i received an invitation from my brother, printer and put, and i redid the accepted and came over. and i don't regret that came over because we're going to put you need to discuss one on one. but the promotion in the concert edition and the making our lives more comprehensive than that before. well, i know you mentioned the brother, and this is something that i noticed at the plenary session as well. you called vladimir putting uh, your brother. i guess it would be safe to say that you consider russia to have brotherly relations with isn't baldwin, people as well. so i would say that's, you know, a really endearing thing to say in terms of the international relations between the 2 countries. what kind of a common history of a multi polarity and anti imperialism? would you say that the 2 countries share that make both the russian people in zimbabwe and people so close? were you with that? um, remember, i was in the description and the g

petersburg today. among those invited of the taliban, which converts a rule afghanistan, last week, president letting me booth and said the islamic militant group should be removed from russia's list of ban terrorist groups and be back williams. and he sat to proposals to formally recognize the taliban as afghanistan's for legitimate government. no west and nation recognizes the taliban government. moscow has been trying to strengthen regional ties off to being shunned by the west for its invasion of okay. you know, we use russia, adults consenting, exits is here. why is the process of changing this relationship? well, 1st the notes of, you know, personal observation of being to that form is fixing because there are many times in my life. and i've seen western presidents as of governments presence of seals of major molten naturals. now they are now is the tale button. so to me it's quite a do much of a once respected institution, but i think that it's very clear. but with this trying to retreat, but she's focused on of basically the fighting to west end at but is the enemy as this i

petersburg.r. putin said supplying weapons to strike inside russia should have consequences, and that he's considering arming countries to attack the west. he also went on to say that russia is not opposed to using nuclear weapons. president biden responded by calling putin a dictator and reaffirming the u.s. would not give ukraine weapons to attack deep into russia. in areas like moscow or the kremlin. steve bannon has been ordered to report to prison by july 1st. bannon was an aide to former president trump. he was found guilty on two counts of contempt of congress for defying subpoenas from the january 6th committee. but his four month prison sentence was put on hold while he appealed the case. bannon is expected to appeal this ruling as well. well, an extra and added special moment at the olympic torch relay today. one of the torch bearers handed off the torch for a second, grabbed his girlfriend out of the crowd and got down on one knee. proposed, she said we the olympic torch really kicked

and russian european, you were born in saint petersburg. if you go to the movies, the favorite city of many russians, including more peace, could produce just the europe and trip is over, cause it to you to put the european trip envisioned by you as a person to try to. now you wrapping it up with it, you so it may be able to be belatedly, but there was one problem here. you would a piece you could get there. european dreams, a strong in iso in europe became less to target of our dna khaki. so strange, how do we preserve them? notice to that, but that will you how not to use them on the way as we often do in russia, the pisca. so the, when we, when it was the deal is people getting rid of the good with the bad sense of mistakes you may be who should we make st. petersburg and proceeded to europe and cultured to hold them. can you as to those for true europeans here and to finally state that we are as your yes, where we would choose you would you know within your res? yes. and we are a civilisation off civilizations, but still maybe in the ot

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saint petersburg. the president's statements at the plenary session of the st.sual, were closely followed by ministers, politicians, businessmen, and experts. what emphasis did the president place, what decisions did he announce, what is important to pay attention to. olga knyazeva collected responses. the plenary session with the participation of vladimir putin lasted more than 4 hours in the forum pavilions, it was watched on large screens. those who sat in the hall - bankers, ministers, heads they told state corporations when it was all over. we were really looking forward to some of putin’s statements, we are ready to work, what has just been announced is very timely, it now sets the horizon for us for the coming year, and most importantly, it sets the horizon for business, plus, of course , the things that were said about supporting investments at the regional level are the main points are right now, we will prepare the entire regulatory framework, we will launch, let’s say, next year on time, in fact, we will start working this year. growth of mortgages an

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petersburg.ewhere, a man bitten by a shark north of san diego last sunday required surgery, and on friday, a woman bitten off oahu in hawaii was left in serious condition. if it seems shark attacks are happening more often, experts say protections established decades ago are helping populations rebound and feeding habits are bringing them to beaches, warming water temperatures might influence the distribution of some of these species, but as far as they're coming close to shore, that's where they tend to feed. some beaches are now using drones and other technology to track sharks and predict their behavior. experts say the probability of an attack is still extremely low . >> a hail storm is blamed for causing this damage to an austrian airlines plane. the flight landed safely in vienna without its nose cone, and with the cockpit windows shattered, the pilots say the storm was not visible on radar. passengers reported about two minutes of turbulence, no one was hurt and a close call at a major air

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i'd like to find a public speaking job or maybe something and media on tv, something in saint petersburg. no, because i don't want to move the mazda from mazda is great, but st. petersburg, my job, what do you like most about st. petersburg? why do you like this city? you know, i've, i've traveled to almost 70 countries. i've lived and 12, and it is really my favorite city, an entire world. i mean, the people here as you see, if you even slightly brush into somebody there to stop saying they hold the doors, feels like you're living in a small town. there's something magical about the city to me, the happy year and the time of the little i just want to come back in to religion and country road to deal with like goats and my dogs and cats and like change. i love even change. so it's the camp, this guy, and that is where you feel i cool it don't have to be your land in the way or where you're in wired way or an example to the people our plans. now i'm assuming you're going to go for citizenship. absolutely. and you're not looking back, the sound of you, i get it is i totally get it. i've go

saint petersburg.tin also has bilateral meetings with distinguished guests of the forum today in st. petersburg. foreign leaders are using the opportunity to directly discuss the development of cooperation with russia. economic and humanitarian ties, interaction in the international arena. the topics are important and relevant. with details. olga knyazeva. on international platforms, bolivia , together with russia, is fighting the glorification of nazism. as a sign of this common position, luis arce. before meeting with putin, he laid wine at the mother motherland monument at the piskarevskoye cemetery. bolivian president luis arza, unlike other participants in the meeting in konstantinovsky, had never seen russia before. he has been the head of the south american state for 4 years; there have been meetings at the ministerial level, telephone conversations with vladimir putin. but this is the first official visit. our relations with bolivia today are, first of all, large joint projects and the particip