the union of journalists, i want to say that it is not a union journalists appoint legends, first theys this and raises the legends to the level they deserve. the golden feather award ceremony began with a minute of silence in memory of the victims of the krokuhol terrorist attacks. in their biographies, eight people became legends of russian journalism, and of course, for the third year in a row we are awarding our prize, a new prize associated with a special military operation, to the 10 most worthy war correspondents, this year they received this prize. your marriage is there. they killed alexey shevchenkov, they went there on reconnaissance, there were three of them, and then, then, i don’t know, anton shakin, which means there is still hope, there is always hope, call sign passenger, militiaman, passenger, becomes a full-fledged soldier of the aurora battalion. any war is infantry, until the foot of an infantryman steps on the territory, it is not considered conquered, we squeeze out the enemy with artillery, we squeeze out kamikas, when there is no escort, you are going, roughly

the union of journalists is ahead of us, why don’t we hold a congress of the belarusian union journalist of guests, and invite there, including the head of state, as he thinks. passed, i think that the idea is good , the only thing is that we need to choose the moment, we are gathering the best journalists, heads of the largest editorial offices, who are members of the union of journalists, so as not to bleed the information field, imagine, we will all gather in one place, let’s say, again same in the national library, and here we have the formation of a council of the republic, and the formation of an all-belarusian people's, it is necessary to choose the moment , i think, the fields, let’s do this, the poles of our heroes, and we them after that, it seems to me that this image of a woman, which comes from the colossal tradition of the past and develops this image of a woman today, is absolutely correct, media correct, media recognizable, beautiful recognizable, can i support andrei evgenievich on one point, yesterday i happened to be at the opening of an exhibition at the university ar

bsjj was ahead of us alone, and why don’t we hold a congress of the belarusian union of journalists,of guests and invite there, including including the head of state, as he thinks. also there to gather everyone who is there and discuss on a large scale, and propose the problems that exist, invite political scientists, government officials, for the first time in many years, i don’t know, do it in two days, then break up into some sections talk, but at least look into each other's eyes, gather everyone who is there, well, we held a large plenum at the end of last year, by the way, we held it in the national library, a magnificent platform, just such a broad exchange of opinions. passed, i i think that the idea is good, the only thing is that you need to choose the moment, we are gathering the best journalists, heads of the largest editorial offices, who are members of the journalists, so as not to deplete the information field, imagine, we will all gather in one place, for example, again in the national library, and here we have both the formation of a republican council and the format

this. said secretary of the union of journalists of russia timur shafir.opeans that internal problems will be resolved, which in turn pushes people to take decisive action. actions. everything that the leadership of the european union is doing now, economically, is consistently, when they inject some stimulants into their economic veins, they give powerful sedatives. and there is no end to this protest. we see what stormy real protests are now taking place in the agricultural economic sector in france, and these are not these carnival ones with a little bit of show elements, the recent protests there of the yellow vests, green vests, but these french bourgeois, representatives of the middle class, who are partly there were dissatisfied with some small ones... at that time, due to the pressure of their freedoms and rights, now farmers have taken to the streets of europe, farmers are the salt of the earth, these are the people without whom all these yellow vests are all representatives of the administration of france and germany , will eventually begin to st

this was stated by the secretary of the union of journalists of russia timur shafir.ary europeans that internal problems will be resolved, which in turn. pushes people to take decisive action. everything, that now the leadership of the european union, the economic one, is doing this consistently, either injecting its economic vein with some kind of stimulants, or giving it a powerful sedative. and there is no end in sight for this protest. we see what violent, real protests are now taking place in the agricultural sector in france. and this is not, these carnival ones with a little bit of show elements, recent protests there, yellow vests, green vests, but these french bourgeois, representatives of the middle class, who were partly dissatisfied with some there was still a small suppression of their freedoms and rights at that time, now farmers have taken to the streets of europe, farmers are the salt of the earth, these are the people without whom all these... and vests , all representatives of the administration of france, germany, will eventually begin to starve , a

photographers association, we have the national union of journalists _ all of these organisations, -onduct, _ say that absolutely no manipulation can go ahead because that lessens the trust for us . in the public's eye. but is editing photographs intended for the media new and unusual? for the press industry, retouching and manipulation is not allowed. i the most basic alterations that you can do are - things like sharpening, - brightening, maybe darkening. you're not allowed to obscure things in photographs, you're not allowed i to take things away. cropping is allowed, - staging is allowed in portraits, but not in other situations. the monarchy has always needed the media. i mean, it started with the age of queen victoria. she adored photography and then she had... she was photographed all the time. there's an early picture of queen victoria, i think it's from 1852, with the children. she took one look at this image and she hated it. she got her thumb and she scratched it out. so there — in this image, in this photograph — you've got five nice children and then this blur where quee

photographers association, we have the national union of journalists _ all of these organisations, - conduct, _ say that absolutely no manipulation can go ahead because that lessens the trust for us . in the public's eye. but is editing photographs intended for the media new and unusual? for the press industry, retouching and manipulation is not allowed. i the most basic alterations that you can do are - things like sharpening, - brightening, maybe darkening. you're not allowed to obscure things in photographs, you're not allowed i to take things away. cropping is allowed, - staging is allowed in portraits, but not in other situations. the monarchy has always needed the media. i mean, it started with the age of queen victoria. she adored photography and then she had... she was photographed all the time. there's an early picture of queen victoria, i think it's from 1852, with the children. she took one look at this image and she hated it. she got her thumb and she scratched it out. so there — in this image, in this photograph — you've got five nice children and then this blur where qu

photographers association, we have the — national union of journalists.hical codes and codes of conduct, _ say that absolutely no manipulation can go ahead because that lessens the trust for us . in the public's eye. but is editing photographs intended for the media new and unusual? for the press industry, retouching and manipulation is not allowed. i the most basic alterations that you can do are - things like sharpening, - brightening, maybe darkening. you're not allowed to obscure things in photographs, you're not allowed i to take things away. cropping is allowed, - staging is allowed in portraits, but not in other situations. the monarchy has always needed the media. i mean, it started with the age of queen victoria. she adored photography, and then she had... she was photographed all the time. there's an early picture of queen victoria, i think it's from 1852, with the children. she took one look at this image and she hated it. she got her thumb and she scratched it out. so there — in this image, in this photograph — you've got five nice children an

director of the minsk news and head of the belarusian union of journalists, deputy of the minsk cityuncil, congratulations to all the deputies whom i have not seen since the elections, we congratulate you on your election, deputy chairman of the minsk city council, i have all your regalia like yours, thank you, and congratulations to belaya rus on the wonderful result , you and... evgenvich, too , for the first time since the elections, we congratulate you today, but not on that, not on that, i wanted to start international women’s day, a wonderful holiday, olga alexandrovna, you personally, in your person, everyone our tv viewers with this a wonderful holiday, health, smiles, happiness, no matter how trite it may sound, great pleasure. to work with you, it is a great pleasure to work , i think, for each of us with the women who serve in our teams, and in general it is a great pleasure to live with the cheerful, devoted, sweet, smiling, patriotic women of the republic of belarus, this occurred to me, when i looked at the meeting of the president of belarus with, yes, with the assets

the arrival of the security service of ukraine to representatives of the so-called of the union of orthodoxed openly for moscow, what do you think about this network, which hristo grozev also talks about, how big it was and remains in ukraine, well, we see, we see. saw, for example, a huge one the list of journalists who worked on the channels of medvedchuk, i myself went there and gnawed, there was one against 10, so to speak, medvedchuk residents, i saw them all on murayev’s channels, after all, and it is surprising that some of those people suddenly became even by the officers of the main intelligence agency, who were idly sitting on medvedchuk's channels and promoting the russian ones. that's what the problem is, that's why in principle i tend to trust the actions of the security service, because well , in spite of everything, despite a certain scandalousness and at one time, we recall, general malyuk before when he took office , poroshenko announced some kind of boot farm, now it seems to me that the security service is quite neutral in relation to politicians, but it works very clearl

the arrival of the security service of ukraine to the representatives of the so-called union of orthodoxsts and those who worked openly for moscow, what do you think, this is the network that including hristo groziv, how great was it and remains in ukraine? well, we see, we saw , for example, a huge list of journalists who worked on medvedchuk channels, i went there myself... i went there alone against 10, so to speak, people from medvedchuk, i am all of them on murayev channels, after all, it is surprising that some of those... people suddenly became even officers of the main intelligence agency, who sat idly on medvedchuk's channels and promoted russian narratives, that's what the problem is, so in principle i tend to trust to the actions of the security service, because, despite everything, despite some scandalousness and at one time, we remember, general malyuk, before taking office, declared about some kind of poroshenko's bot farm. now it seems to me that the security service is quite neutral in relation to politicians, but it is very clearly working against, well, what kind of rus

the arrival of the security service of ukraine to the representatives of the so-called union of orthodox journalists, and who worked openly for moscow, what do you think, this is the network, about which... including khristogroziv, how big was it and is it still in ukraine? well, we see, we saw , for example, a huge list of journalists who worked on the channels of medvedchuk, i myself went there and gnawed there alone against 10, so to speak, medvedchuk residents, i saw them all on the channels murayev, in the end, and it is surprising that some of those people suddenly became... even officers of the main intelligence agency, who sat idly on medvedchuk's channels and promoted russian narratives, that's what the problem is, so in principle i tend to trust the actions of the service security, because despite everything, despite some scandals and at one time, we recall, before taking office, general malyuk declared about some kind of poroshenko boot farm, now eh... i think that the security service is quite neutral towards politicians, but it is very clearly working against, well , the rus

demonstrators gathered in front of the journalists' union building of this country chanting slogans in support of the people of gaza and the resistance, demanding an end to the aggression of the occupying regime and an end to the siege of the gaza strip. in a rally in amman, the people of jordan condemned the crimes of this regime and chanted slogans in support of the palestinian resistance, calling for an end to the attacks on the gaza strip . however, the jordanian security forces attacked protestors near the embassy of the occupying regime in the arabiya region of oman, injuring a number of them. in aqaba province in the south of jordan, a popular demonstration was held in support of the palestinian resistance and to condemn the continued crimes of the zionists in the gaza strip. became a soldier iran's largest quranic gathering was held in tehran's azadi stadium. family presence was one of the frequent frames of this quranic gathering. one of the attendees of this group is zahra sadat, who came to this assignment with her family. the story of zahra khanum goes back to when she was

matul, vocational journalist from the pride of the union of writers of belarus, publishes music, communityers, appreciated. real performers to some extent , even in the nomination i am the author of the creators of the word, guys, we have not only the oktyabrsky district, there are also territorial centers here, but also a social institution, the invasion center. this stage practice for a large social project is the first experience, the organization of perakanana, this practice of public performances helps young people to integrate into everyday life. variety vocals, dramaturgy of songs, voices, dances with a vocal ensemble, trainings, maystar classes. the competition for pop songs of slavic songs of the minsk state college of music is open. they got into it for more than 70 years, he has been a teacher and teacher from all over belarus, the people of uzelnik and the founders of the nizhagarod region of race. larysa gulyakevich also became acquainted with the staff of the vakalnaya ministry. properly develop your voices, master different vocal techniques, be able to independently arrange

power, according to timur shafir, secretary of the journalists' union.ording to him, european elites , through their own actions, can bring countries to enormous losses. the current european political system, built over centuries, and what, in fact, gave one of the key definitions of world politics, is namely european politics. so... unfortunately, in recent years this system has not just tilted, it’s not just a crack that has appeared, there has been a systemic failure. we see that there is no longer any structured, systematized european policy, and most likely there will not be any more. despite the fact that germany, france, the netherlands and other countries are still united within the framework of the common political and economic structure of the eu, all eu countries are now operating. inconsistency, and if we talk about the possibility of sending military contingents, limited contingents, some military groups from europe to ukraine, the biggest problem is not that these people may end up there, the biggest problem is that this will finally put an

in cairo today, egyptians gathered in front of the egyptian journalists' union and chanted that gaza is hungry, calling for the defeat of the siege and the end of the genocide in the gaza strip. these protests are at a time when egypt says that the rifa crossing is open from this country, but the zionist regime. it prevents aid from entering gaza. farda meteorological organization has predicted rain for some areas in the west, east and southern slopes of alborz , and an orange level warning has also been issued. hello i welcome your presence, dear compatriots. for monday , we are strengthening the activity of the barehza system in the country. in parts of the west, southwest, center, south-south. rainfall occurs in the eastern and southern slopes of alborz in ghazvin alborz and tehran provinces. precipitation in the more southern parts will be in the form of rain, sometimes accompanied by red webber, there is a possibility of hail. we are predicting snowfall in the highlands and areas of sersi, a warning has been issued , there is a possibility of flooding, flooding of roads and floo

demonstrators with the opposite rally the journalists' union building of this country chanted slogans in support of the people of gaza resistance and demanded an end to the occupation regime's aggressions and an end to the siege of the gaza strip. in a rally in amman, the people of jordan condemned the crimes of this regime and chanted slogans in support of the palestinian resistance, calling for an end to the attacks on the gaza strip . al-qasab al-fadad means al-qasab al-fadad, as-same, as-same, as-samesab, or aish balgharba, tayaesh balgharba, but the jordanian security forces attacked the protestors near the embassy of the occupying regime in the arabiya area of ​​amman and injured a number of them. in the province of aqaba in the south of jordan, a popular demonstration was held in support of the people of the palestinian resistance and in condemnation of the continuation of the zionist crimes in the gaza strip. a number of zionist asra families and their supporters held a rally in tel aviv and demanded an agreement to exchange asra with the palestinian resistance in the gaza str

on the night of february 19, a fire broke out in the house of trade unions.ding from the tents that protesters on the maidan used as a fire shield. and berkut that the fire was extinguished only on february 20, as planned. berkut went on the assault, the protesters started a brawl, and in short , the building caught fire, from what, who set the fire , they are now finding out, they framed me with this trade union house, as they say, they burned people, they began preparing for an anti-terrorist operation in connection with the events taking place, come on , call for negotiations, a meeting is already scheduled for 10:00 pm with everyone... whoever feeds them can remind them, yes, they have no brakes at all, they can go to the city from the maidans, why rob and marauder, why do you have something in your head, is it in your computer game, or something, what are you talking about, everything if you want to let the goat go down the drain, where is the headlight, the headlight is alive, they pulled it out, go to the maidan, everything is under your personal contr

to face espionage charges since the fall of the soviet union.osenberg has more. correspondent: we were not allowed in to the moscow city courthouse. nothing personal. all journalists were being kept out. instead, the court released its own video, just six seconds of the journalist. a judge ruled he must stay in jail. this week marks one year since the wall street journal reporter was arrested in russia. evan gershkovich the first journalist here since the cold war to be charged with spying. the u.s. government insists he is innocent, demanding russia let him go. >> the message is release him now. he was and is a journalist who was doing his job, doing nothing wrong. the insinuations that he was somehow engaging in some kind of criminal activity is just flat out false. correspondent: last month, vladimir putin hinted tha mr. gershkovich could be freed in a prison swap. in exchange for a man serving a life sentence for murder in germany. no deal yet. if convicted, the u.s. journalist faces up to 20 years in prison. russian officials no longer hide

to face espionage charges since the fall of the soviet union.osenberg has more. correspondent: we were not allowed in to the moscow city courthouse. nothing personal. all journalists were being kept out. instead, the court released its own video, just six seconds of the journalist. a judge ruled he must stay in jail. this week marks one year since the wall street journal reporter was arrested in russia. evan gershkovich the first journalist here since the cold war to be charged with spying. the u.s. government insists he is innocent, demanding russia let him go. >> the message is release him now. he was and is a journalist who was doing his job, doing nothing wrong. the insinuations that he was somehow engaging in some kind of criminal activity is just flat out false. correspondent: last month, vladimir putin hinted that mr. gershkovich could be freed in a prison swap. in exchange for a man serving a life sentence for murder in germany. no deal yet. if convicted, the u.s. journalist faces up to 20 years in prison. russian officials no longer hid

the russian football union organized a media day in which they accepted participation of players, fans colleague danil mokhalin. a frank conversation with the national team players, communication on various topics for which sometimes there is not always time, after the matches, coach valery karpin, players anton zenkovsky, andrei mostovoy, fedor chalov, konstantin tyukavin, goalkeeper matvey safonov. one of the given rather unexpected formats, switch roles, live. try to answer the football player’s question in his own style, putting yourself in the place of the one who just ran back the entire match. tactical question: usually with the movement of the right lateral, the inside players are swept lower during counter-pressing, with the central defenders moving into personal marking. why did you lose today? because we had some kind of tactics and we stuck to it. i understand that the situation has become tense between, well, not heated, but... from time to time, it gets heated between journalists and football players, there are many questions from both one side and the other, so this even

by players, fans, journalists, one of them was our colleague danilo makhalin.ional team players, communication on various topics, for which sometimes there is not always time after matches, coach valery karpin, players anton zenkovsky, andrey mostovoy, fedor chalov, konstantin tyukavin, goalkeeper matvey safonov. one of the given rather unexpected formats is to switch roles live and try to answer the football player’s question in his. insiders are noticed lower during counter-pressing, while the central defenders go into personal marking, why did you lose today, because we had some kind of tactics and we stuck to it, i understand that the situation has become tense between, well, not heated, from time to time it heats up between. journalists and football players, there are many questions from both one side and the other, so this event calmly allowed everyone who wanted to speak out, well , naturally, from those who were present, so perhaps we understood each other’s emotions, feelings in terms of resist the work of the second country and help as much as possibl

roman tsymbalyuk, journalist, former correspondent of the union agency of russia, a real expert on russiacause he lived in moscow, the last time i was probably in 2000 or so. i was in moscow last year, so i don't know what 's going on there, i'm watching what they say and write. good health, mr. roman, thank you for joining our broadcast, thank you very much. and the first question is so philosophical, i would say: putin's russia or putin is russian? this is a very important component, i think, because a lot of russians themselves, even liberal ones, say that this is putin's russia, that is, we, we, we have nothing to do with it, we just stand on the sidelines, and that's all he is. or maybe he is just a product of russia, that is, putin is russian, that's how i would say it, what do you say? congratulations mykola, well, without russia, we will not get anywhere, at least for now, until no one has reset this state, and this factor, the factor of constant threat, must be taken into account not only for us, but in it seems to us with understanding that everything is fine here, and also to o

in which players, fans and journalists took part, one of them was our colleague danilo makhalin.th the national team players, communication on various topics, for which sometimes there is not always time after matches, stage coach valery karpin, players anton zenkovsky, andrey mostovoy, fedor chalov, konstantin tyukavin, goalkeeper matvey safonov. one of the given rather unexpected formats is to try to switch roles live. answer the football player’s question in his own style, putting yourself in the place of the one who just ran back the entire match. tactical question: usually with the movement of the right lateral, insides are swept lower when counterpressing, while the central defenders are given personal protection. why did you lose today? because we had some kind of tactics and we stuck to it. i understand that the situation has become tense between, well, not heated, but... from time to time, it gets heated between journalists and football players, there are many questions from both one side and the other, so this event calmly allowed everyone who wanted to speak out, well,

speaker of the armenian parliament alen simonyan told journalists about this today.ording to him , this ultimately does not even rule out entry countries to the composition of the ev'. union, but there is no need to hurry in this matter, says speaker simonyan, and at the same time he stated that the issue of withdrawing the russian military base from the territory of armenia is not being raised at the moment. the world does not need to drag out, the world does not need to drag out the russian war of aggression in ukraine, and therefore the main goal of chinese shuttle diplomacy is to stop hostilities as soon as possible and bring the parties, that is, ukraine and russia, to the negotiating table. an official representative of the ministry said this during the briefing of foreign affairs of the tiananmen square maoning, at the same time she added that official china continues to play its special role and bring chinese wisdom to the political settlement of the ukrainian crisis, so she again called it a crisis. let me remind you that the day before, there was informatio

azaan in charge of politics. european union to the zionist regime's use of hunger weapons. joseph beryl netanyahu he called it the cause of violence in gaza and said: before the war, gaza was the largest open-air prison in the world, and now it has become the largest graveyard of human beings and human values. brill explicitly uses hunger as a weapon of war, and for this reason some countries of the union. europe has proposed a partial suspension of a part of the cooperation agreement between brussels and tel aviv. minister. qatari authorities should mediate. the previous round of negotiations was held indirectly and with negotiations in egypt, which did not lead to any results due to the opposition of the zionist regime to the plan proposed by hamas. relief and employment agency for the refugees a palestinian announced at the united nations that the devastation caused by the zionist regime's attacks on gaza was so great that about 23 million tons of rubble and destroyed building materials from palestinian homes will be left behind this time. according to the announcement o

read more about how the meeting of the heads of the european union went, olik komarov.elensky demands ammunition and russian billions. the german press is full of such headlines today. journalists note that the head of the kiev regime talks to western politicians as if they were his pawns. however, he still doesn’t get what he wants in response. instead of specifics, there are only vague formulations about membership in the european union. recently, all our negotiations on ukraine have been extremely productive, so i sincerely hope that our first intergovernmental meeting between the eec authorities and ukraine will take place during the belgian presidency before the end of june. we we will stand shoulder to shoulder with ukraine until the very end. however, no one approved in writing the timing of the start of these negotiations, they only stated: “kiev’s progress is welcomed, continue the reforms. europe is still busy, they think russian money can be taken away. ursulov reported on the progress in this matter.” i am glad to have such tremendous support in the matter o

she described union assault as a political prisoner and a journalist who is being passed that you to, to what she says was exposing us wrong to not splitting head from many of his courses. you really do see junior, in a song as, as a hero who is being persecuted by the us for exposing a alleged war crimes the us side, however, abuse and has all the routes of these more recent legal vassals. but as long as legal team is misrepresenting the case, as they say that in publishing these late materials, judy and phones put the lives of the us citizens were in doing so. so very clearly he put these very 2 different sides here on doing this case is something that you will see continue now going forward talk to that from london. thank you very much. on the agreement in steed abstaining. things are directly opposing a request from israel not to do so. this resolution rightly acknowledges that during the month of ramadan, we must resubmit to piece a mosque and do that by accepting the deal on the table. a cease fire can begin immediately with the release of the 1st hostage. and so we must put pre

to the collapse of the soviet union.krainian historian oleksandr zinchenko examines this question in his new book about the questioning of the ussr. our journalist hanna tverdohlip asked the author of the book and the participants of the events from the american side about the period of ukrainian independence. this story continues. as a sign of disagreement with russian imperialism, activists trampled and sprinkled under the us congress. the flag of the soviet union on the ground. similarly, in the 1970s in cleveland, ohio, students protested, went on hunger strike and burned the soviet flag against human rights violations in the union and for ukraine. in 1972, on january 12, there was such a mass arrest of ukrainian dissidents, and from that it began in some communities, including in cleveland, we came... we had young students at the demonstration 24-hour hunger strike, i remember one of those times in cleveland. it was the coldest day. in the 1980s and 1990s , people from various states came to washington to protest ag

for his release. journalists take a picture of him against the backdrop of the parthenon, while he raisess monolis glezos manolis glezes several times. soon monolis was free and, by the way, became a laureate of the international lenin prize for strengthening peace between nations, and his political career, through the efforts of gagarin, lasted until 2014. in japan we receive a particularly warm welcome the delegation did not expect, there is no peace treaty. irreconcilable differences over the so-called northern territories and, most unpleasantly , the japanese recently signed an agreement on military cooperation and security guarantees with the united states of america. despite this, the excitement with which people greeted our hero here was no different from, say, cuban. screams of banzai, specially written song "okay, okay, gagarin." and you! to see the guest, workaholic tokyo took the day off. local newspapers wrote: in japan a typhoon is moving, but it does not blow away the roofs of houses or uproot trees. this is a storm of a different nature. gagarin's storm. such spontaneous ra

i've been reading journalists from russia and the soviet union, he was one of the best.im in trouble. that's the paradox that journalists face. on the one hand, you can't do your job as well from lithuania or germany. reporting on russia. on the other hand, you face these arrests, but no one should go to russia believing that if they get into trouble that the united states of america or the ambassador to russia, my colleague my former colleague and friend, can get them out, because there is no rule of law in russia today. >> can you expand on that, the culture that exists within russia? the wall street journal wrote a story headline, loved rush of the country that turned on him, you obviously lived there, you work in russia, and then you got sanctioned by the kremlin, i wonder if you can explain a little bit about what that's like for our viewers. >> i share a love for russia, for russian friends, tragically. most of them live in exile and one has been recently killed, by this regime. what it is, it's back to the soviet days. it's actually worse than the late soviet days

, grandfather took as much... worked on his state of the union speech with senior staff, today tomorrowak the tone of the speech, this is something that he is personally very involved in, this is something that comes directly from conversations with the american people, will talk about where we are as a country and how we move forward. no, actually, it’s just the american press giving leaks about the democrats’ strategy, and there in all seriousness. they say the main line should be good grandpa versus evil bad grandpa, so the term grandpa i i took it, i took it not as a joke, but from the actual documents from the democratic campaign headquarters, which are now being published in the press. but again, this is still a major event. by the way, yesterday the hungarian foreign minister said that the world has gone so deep into this chaos that only trump, trump’s victory, can save us. bad grandfather, bad grandfather, well... i ’m sure that in russia many are also waiting for trump’s victory, i’m more cautious about this and only putin is waiting for joe biden’s victory, we remember, don’t

stuart: a cnn poll. >> this shows you how so many journalists are outside of the mainstream thought process as regular folks in ohio, michigan, pennsylvania, nevada, arizona, georgia. what joe biden proved during the state of the union that he could read a teleprompter and read it loudly but you take them outside of the scripted remarks and you see what we saw and what we just heard and this is why his handlers are going to let them go near the debate stage versus donald trump and we use the excuse the presence above donald trump therefore he should not normalize him in the media will cheer that right along. >> it's tough to walk away from any and all debates. but he will do it i think you're right. thank you joe. >> great to see you in person i love orange is my favorite color. we appreciate it. next case, comedian dana carvey pulled out present biden flip-flop on the border what did he say. >> this is quite funny he imitates yet and mocks the flip-flopping but also the fumbling. >> first of all this get our facts straight there is no crisis of the border, come on and he goes how do you kn

in particular, the leader of the fifth republic claimed that the european union was discussing the possibilityits troops to ukraine. however, nato did not support the politician’s position. the secretary general had to do it again. issue a refutation eu stoltenberg said that the alliance and its allies have no such plans. he emphasized that the intervention of an individual nato country in the conflict will affect the entire organization, which adheres to the principle of collective defense. zelensky tried to save macron from the wave of criticism. head of the kyiv regime stated that ukraine supposedly does not need foreign troops. he admitted that the ukrainian armed forces are now at a disadvantage. the army does not have enough shells, and there are also problems due to the air blockade and use. technical personnel that the european union will need to send to ukraine to service western equipment. american journalist tucker carlson criticized us anti-russian sanctions; according to him, the restrictions contradict the concept of world order, which america itself came up with, and also spoil

. >> the first attention of an american journalist by russia on espionage charges since the fall of theiet union. had been held in the moscow notorious prison since his arrest. evan gershkovich in the wall street journal strongly deny the allegations. they marked the somber occasion yesterday by giving evan gershkovich the entire front page titled "one year ago, history should be here." this week, a russian judge extended the pretrial for the fifth time for another three months. the sort of move is typical in russia. russia has not provided any evidence of a crime and there is still no indication of when he may stand trial. and by trial, i mean whatever you want to call judicial proceedings that lead to a criminal conviction rate of around 99%. the u.s. government is wrongfully detained. that is an official designation meaning he is essentially a hostage. as u.s. ambassador to russia said in a statement this week, the charges against evan gershkovich are fiction and the case is not about evidence, due process or rule of law but about using american citizens as pawns to achieve political

i've been reading journalist from the russia and the soviet union on my career. he was one of the best. that is what got him in trouble and that is the paradox journalists face. on the one hand, you can't do your job as well from lithuania or germany, reporting on russia. on the other hand, you face these risks, but no one should go to russia believing that if they get into some trouble that the united states of america or the ambassador to russia, my former colleague and friend, can get them out, because there is no rule of law in russia today. >> can you expand on that for us a little bit, the culture that exists in russia? the wall street journal wrote a headline, evan gershkovich loved russia, the country that turned on him. you live there, you left russia then you got sanctioned by the kremlin. can you explain a little bit of what that is like for reviewers? >> well, i share a love for russia. tragically most russian friends live in exile in one has been recently killed by this regime. what it is, it is back to the soviet days. it is actually worse than the

to face those charges since the fall of the soviet union.true' and �*fiction.’ mr gershkovich has now spent almost a year in moscow's high—security lefortovo prison, and his pre—trial detention has been extended to june 30. bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg has more. we weren't allowed in to the moscow city courthouse. nothing personal — all journalists were being kept out. instead, the court released its own video — just six seconds of evan gershkovich. ajudge ruled he must stay injail. evan, how are you? this week marks one year since the wall streetjournal reporter was arrested in russia. evan gershkovich, the first us journalist here since the cold war to be charged with spying. he and his employer insist he is innocent. deadlines and everything... so does the us government. might be a first step... it's demanding that russia let him go. the message is release him, release him now. he was and is a journalist who was doing his job. doing nothing wrong. the insinuations that he was somehow engaging in some kind of criminal activity is j

to face those charges since the fall of the soviet union.�*categorically untrue' and �*fiction.’ mr gershkovich has now spent almost a year in moscow's high—security lefortovo prison, and his pre—trial detention has been extended tojune 30. bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg has more. we won't allowed into the moscow city courthouse. nothing personal — all journalists were being kept out. instead, the court released its own video — just six seconds of evan gershkovich. ajudge ruled he must stay injail. evan, how are you? this week marks one year since the wall streetjournal reporter was arrested in russia. evan gershkovich, the first us journalist here since the cold war to be charged with spying. he and his employer insist he is innocent. deadlines and everything... so does the us government. might be a first step... it's demanding that russia let him go. the message is release him, release him 110w. he was and is a journalist who was doing his job. doing nothing wrong. the insinuations that he was somehow engaging in some kind of crimina

to face those charges since the fall of the soviet union.s �*categorically untrue' and �*fiction.’ mr gershkovich has now spent almost a year in moscow's high—security lefortovo prison, and his pre—trial detention has been extended tojune 30. bbc�*s russia editor steve rosenberg has more. we weren't allowed into the moscow city courthouse. nothing personal — all journalists were being kept out. instead, the court released its own video — just six seconds of evan gershkovich. ajudge ruled he must stay injail. evan, how are you? this week marks one year since the wall streetjournal reporter was arrested in russia. evan gershkovich, the first us journalist here since the cold war to be charged with spying. he and his employer insist he is innocent. deadlines and everything... so does the us government. might be a first step... it's demanding that russia let him go. the message is release him, release him now. he was and is a journalist who was doing his job. doing nothing wrong. the insinuations that he was somehow engaging in some kind of crim

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jubaiden delivered his annual state of the union address to congress.e late, he entered the hall and immediately announced. desire to go home quickly, in the first 10 minutes of his speech alone, the american president, according to journalists’ counts , mentioned ukraine eight times, vladimir putin six times and russia twice. our own us correspondent, dmitry melnikov, will tell you what else surprised biden’s speech. on the eve of joe biden's arrival at congress to deliver the traditional speech on the unity of the country, the perimeter of the capitalist hill was surrounded by a fence. unity is a dubious term for the state america is in. during this historic election marathon , pro-palestinian activists waited outside congress for biden; inside, they feared whether he would be able to cope with this most important speech of his career; congresswoman majorie taylar greene, wearing a trump cap, was waiting for biden on his way to the podium. she hands it to the president an icon depicting a girl killed by an illegal migrant, a direct hint: close the bor

to the european union, in particular from ukraine. the german officers' conversation was leaked due to a dangerous connection of one of the participants. this was reported to journalists by the minister of defense nime'. according to him , the department's communication system was not hacked and it was a simple personal mistake. the minister said that one of the interlocutors was in singapore at the time and connected through the wi-fi of the hotel where he was staying. treason during romantic correspondence in the united states of america, an army lieutenant colonel was arrested in... david franklin slater, accused of illegally disclosing classified information about national defense and the russian-ukrainian war on a dating site. a 63-year-old man, who until recently worked as a civilian employee of the us air force, allegedly communicated with a person posing as a woman living in ukraine. in the course of correspondence, he sent her, in particular, secret pentagon documents about russia's war in ukraine. french president emmanuel m

i've been reading journalists from russia and the soviet union all my career, he was one of the best.im in trouble. that's the paradox that journalists face on the one hand you can't do your job as well from lithuania or germany, reporting on russia. on the other hand, you face these risks, but no one should go to russia believing that if they get into some trouble that the united states of america, or the ambassador to russia them at my colleague, my former colleague and friend can get them out, because there is no rule of law in russia today. >> can you expand on that force a little bit? the culture that exists within russia? the wall street journal wrote a story headline, the country that turned on him, you live there, you worked in russia, and then you got sanctioned by the kremlin. i wonder if you can explain a little bit of what that's like for our viewers. >> i share a love for russia, for russian friends, tragically. most of them live in exile, a few, one has been recently killed by this regime. what it is, it's back to soviet days. it's worse than the late soviet days. i live

yuri alekseevich, during a tour of the acropolis, asks for a journalist. take a picture of him againstes: manolis glezes, manolis glezes. soon manolis was free and, by the way, became a laureate of the international lenin prize for strengthening peace between nations, and his his political career, through the efforts of gagarin, lasted until 2014. our delegation did not expect a particularly warm welcome in japan, there is no peace treaty, irreconcilable differences over the so-called northern territories, and, most unpleasantly, the japanese recently signed an agreement on military cooperation and security guarantees with the united states of america, despite this. with whom people met our hero here, was no different from, say, cuban, the screams of banzai, a specially written song well, well gagarin and thousands of posters on many are written by yu. gagarin, the japanese are masters of symbols, yu in japanese is tenderness, superiority, friend, courage, help. the japanese closed their shops and stores, left their offices and ran to see the guest. workaholic tokyo took the day off. l

but the pair of them, him and helen dortch longstreet, who was a sort of maverick journalist from georgia in own right, they defend their union as a real partnership and a meeting of the minds and will join him in defending his reputation. and she'll undergo her own of interesting awakening in world war two era and become quite a champion black civil rights herself. although that's not where she started so and she lives till 1962. so you put the two stories together. 1821 when he's born in 1962. when she dies and it's a saga of american history, the year of my nativity. well, okay. well, sir, you're one year older than me, then. yes, helen. george longstreet is is famous among you, atlanta. so because she worked as riveter at the bell bomber plant, marietta, at age. this is just such a remarkable. she was unbelievable. she just did not stop going. it's just an story. so i'm i encourage everybody to get book because it really is a super read as interesting so claire we have some questions. so if you have any questions, please raise, your hair and i will come to you. i'm going to start here

journalist who remains a prisoner of vladimir putin.r. biden's opportunity to introduce the gaza six to their fellow americans. >> bill: great point. >> dana: see if he does it. >> bill: profound point, too. if he does it, it will be quite the moment. >> dana: keep them top of mind. >> bill: u.s. supreme court, as you know, giving donald trump a sweeping victory ruling that states cannot kick him off their primary ballot. that vote was unanimous sending democrats and the mainstream media into a tizzy such as thus. >> i think this court has had obviously some pretty big issues. with that said, we've lived in a country of rule of law, we have to respect the court's decisions while disagreeing with them. and honestly, i think that's something that maga republicans could take a lesson from. it's ok to disagree with decisions and one another and not turn into violent rhetoric and attempts to steal elections. >> bill: that is the colorado secretary of state. and this is jonathan turley, sir, good morning to you. i made the point last night, s

such charges since the fall of the soviet union.s against him categorically untrue and fiction. 0ur russia editor, steve rosenberg, reports. we were not allowed into the moscow city courthouse. nothing personal. alljournalists were being kept out. instead, the court released its own video — just six seconds of evan gershkovick. ajudge ruled he must stay injail. evan, how are you? this week marks one year since the wall streetjournal reporter was arrested in russia. evan gershkovick, the first us journalist here since the cold war to be charged with spying. he and his employer insist he's innocent. so does the us government. it's demanding that russia let him go. the message is, release him, release him now. he was and is a journalist who was doing hisjob, doing nothing wrong. the insinuations that he was somehow engaging in some kind of criminal activity is just flat—out false. last month, vladimir putin hinted that mr gershkovick could be freed in a prisoner swap. in return, the kremlin's thought to want the release of an fsb offic

state union plant of photographic equipment.s under this name that it was originally designed. what kind of military equipment was created here? even meticulous journalists could not get to the bottom of this; all developments are classified as secret. there was a separate workshop that produced cameras for airplanes, it was a whole direction. the development of aviation without the development of intelligence would be very difficult, because. the cold war began, the americans built a lot of aircraft carriers that patrolled near our borders, they needed to be tracked, and of course, optics played a big role, for example, they installed af-4220 cameras for planning and perspective photography, which could take photographs during the day and classify any ship at sea, also any target on earth. interaction with the military is the closest, any products for defense industry was discussed primarily with those for whom it was intended. about the minsk plant, i can say that our specialists, engineers, constantly maintained contact with

the leaders will discuss. the issue of expansion of the european union, while it is assumed that the be given to start negotiations with bosney-herzegovina, but at the moment the leaders are not ready to give such promises to ukraine, instead they will discuss reforming the alliance itself, the question of starting negotiations with ukraine, judging apparently it will be postponed until later in the summer, and i’ll add that the un secretary general, who was invited to this summit , said that the european union should abandon the policy of double standards. in question ukraine's support for the conflict in the middle east for the same reasons that europe supports ukraine, now the european union must seek a ceasefire in the gas sector, he said. tatiana. regin, thank you, our european correspondent, regina sevastyanova, was in direct contact. sending french or any other foreign contingent to ukraine could lead to irreparable consequences. this is not enough, this is what ukraine needs today, in my opinion. ukraine today has not mobilized all its citizens, and this is proof that she has