central province university of medical sciences, medical director of the provincial university of medicalences central vice president of medical sciences university of central province, head of the educational and medical center of hazrat wali asr iraq. president of the central province university of medical sciences , tell me about a pending law that you will follow up in the parliament to be implemented. in my opinion, if i enter the parliament , the most important thing that i will pursue is the issue of the housing boom law, which can solve many of the problems of the people, especially the young people . do you agree with the transparency of votes, gifts and letters of parliamentarians? i agree, one of your ways out of today's problems in our dear iran is transparency, which includes all cases it is related to the representative of the dear people. what are the three main problems of the constituency and their solution? the three issues that i want to plan for are poverty, unemployment, etc. is there inflation? do you agree or disagree with raising the retirement age? i must say no.

president of central university of medical sciences. tell me an outstanding law that you follow in the parliament to be implemented. in my opinion, if i enter the parliament , the most important thing i will pursue is debate. there is a housing jump law that can solve many problems of the people, especially young people, by implementing it . do you agree with the transparency of the votes, gifts and letters of the mps or not? yes, one hundred of us agree . one of the ways out of today's problems , our dear iran, is transparency, which includes all matters related to the representative of the people it is dear. what are the three main problems of the constituency and their solution from your point of view? the three issues that i want to plan for are poverty, unemployment and inflation. do you agree or disagree with increasing the retirement age? i must say categorically , no, the government's debt to the pension funds should be paid by the government, not from the pockets of retirees and the working class. besides, one of the problems o

k as adrian rod, he's the associate dean at the school of business at university of central, lincolnshire thank you so much for being here with us on counting the cost festival . traditionally, why has the tech industry been dominated by man? i mean, and why is the disparity, i guess wider than in many, many of the large industries come yeah. and the tech industry is being governed actually by man a long time and for a long time. and these are very long standing issues in the sense it and it reach down to things like education and probably not tell them pipeline going through from an alias educational way, 3 to employment both. so things like pay an inhospitable workplace coaches and the m o. k. 2 was men and women, i guess what the big companies actually doing to try and encourage more women and i guess universities and educational facilities doing to encourage more women into the sector. yeah, so lots of organizations, us and so uh oh, nice in that the closing policies to support more women in the workplace and there's lots of frameworks and membership groups. and that where it's was an

as adrian rod, he's the associate dean at the school of business at university of central, lincolnshire thank you so much for being here with us on counting the cost festival . traditionally, why has the tech industry been dominated by man? i mean, and why is the disparity? i guess wider than in many, many of the large industries come yeah. and the tech industry is being govern actually by man a long time and for a long time. and these are very long standing issues in the sense it and it reach down to things like education and probably not tell them pipeline going through from an alias educational way, 3 to employment both. so things like pay an inhospitable workplace coaches and the m o. k. 2 was men and women, i guess what the big companies actually doing to try and encourage more women and i guess universities and educational facilities doing to encourage more women into the sector. yeah, so lots of organizations, us and so uh oh, nice in that the closing policies to support more women in the workplace and there's lots of frameworks and membership groups. and that where it's was and

central province university of medical sciences, president of the educational and treatment center ofwali asr of iraq, president of the central province university of medical sciences , tell me one outstanding law that you will follow up in the parliament to be implemented. in my opinion, if i enter the parliament , the most important thing that i will pursue is the issue of the housing boom law, which can be implemented by implementing it. a lot of mesh. the problems of the people, especially the dear youth , should be solved . do you agree with the transparency of the votes, gifts and letters of the mps? yes, i agree one hundred percent. one of the ways out of today's problems in our dear iran is transparency, which includes all matters related to the representative of the dear people. the three main problems of the electoral field and their solution from the point of view. what are you the three issues that i want to plan for are poverty, unemployment and inflation. do you agree or disagree with increasing the retirement age? i say categorically, no, the government's debt to the fu

business at the university of central, lincolnshire thank you. thank you. bangladesh has state owned company, petro band law has called the international bids for oil. and gas exploration and the buy a thing go that says the country looks to increase its domestic energy supply. the bidding is the 24 offshore blocks tend to chantry as more from deka. far below these waves in the bay of bingo could lie rich deposits of fall island gas, as one of aisha's fastest growing economies bung with their shames, to harness any type of resources to bolster its energy supply. now it's looking for investor beyond it's broader to explore and help develop what's been able to see floor, the geologist, deluxe, all the major issues. they didn't really need to me. so we want to make it video effective for either the dollars company douglas or liabilities of texas or not. does the energy administer phase? many companies are interested, the main challenges at the health phosphate can bring these gas boot up to do the best as though to the industrious. that is the main

let's speak to a senior lecturer in astrophysics at the university of central lancashire.successful than the previous two launches. yes this is the than the previous two launches. yes this is the third test than the previous two launches. 123 this is the third test flight. the first two were not as successful as this one. they managed to get through several of the milestone is that they got through last time. it got through several extra milestones on top of what they have done before, proving more of the technology works. it is a great step forward for them. all the data that they got back will help them develop their technology further so that the next one will be even more successful and do that landing step as well. all of this is getting us towards hopefully sending humans back to the moon in the next few years as part of nasa's artemis programme. it is notjust a successful space expert nasser will have been watching this closely. what what they have learned? what could they do this time that they couldn't last could they do this time that they couldn't las— could the

, completed an internship at the institute of constitutional legislative policy central european universitywallenberg institute, cooperates with the national center for legal information belarus. author of more than 90 scientific papers, awarded numerous commendations and certificates from the ministries of justice and education of belarus, scientific interests, state legal and international regulation, practice of implementation and protection of human rights and freedoms. alla vasilievna, 2 years ago the updated constitution came into force, we can often hear ourselves we say that there is a need to update the basic law of the country, why what? organization of society, the form of government in the state may even change. in the ninetieth year, a declaration on state sovereignty was adopted, which in the ninety-first year was given the status of a constitutional law and it existed as the highest normative legal act until the adoption of the constitution by the supreme council in 1994 . and the next changes were in 1996, and then in 2004, yes. they were of a very important nature, what is

khomein is a professor at payam noor universities in central province and khomein city of khomein islamicd university faculty of quranic sciences and teacher training centers of khomein constituency , tell me one law left on the ground that you follow in the parliament to be implemented , it is a matter of social justice, an example of this is in your service area, health and treatment, where there is a class gap, those who are actually rich they take advantage of the health and treatment conditions, but the vulnerable and low-income people of the country are excluded from this story, clearly. and do you agree with the letters of the mps? except for military secrets , we agree 100% with clarification in every field. the three main issues of the constituency and what is the solution from your point of view? one is the issue of the industry that if we provide water, electricity, and gas infrastructure , employment will definitely be created and unemployment will rise. in the cultural debate. and one is the issue of agriculture. do you agree or disagree with raising the retirement age? no, h

law of the belarusian state university, graduated from the faculty of law of the belarusian state universitynship at the institute constitutional legislative policy. and the central european university , the academy of management under the president of belarus, the raoul wallenberg institute, collaborates with the national center for legal information of belarus, author of more than 90 scientific papers, awarded numerous commendations, diplomas from the ministries of justice and education of belarus, scientific interests, state legal and international regulation, practice of implementation and protection of human rights and freedoms. the social structure of society changes, therefore, this is the normal course of history in any state. and our republic of belarus is no exception. in many countries , fundamentally new constitutional acts are adopted virtually from scratch, because these fundamental changes relate to the state structure, the territorial organization of society, and the form of government in the state may even change. in ninety. a declaration of state sovereignty was adopted, wh

it, we made the entire azov university, which is also part of the central part of mariupol.georgievskaya street survived. since the twenty-third year, the mariupol vocational college has been located here. this is what was preserved after all these barbaric actions. the history of our educational institution begins in 1901, which it was opened due to the fact that metallurgical plants began to operate in the city, it was necessary, there was a need for personnel who would be trained to work for these enterprises. that year, the building was damaged by military operations; fighters of the azov detachment set up a military base here. everything, of course, was terribly sad, it was a sad sight, yes, the edge where the gym and library were destroyed, several hits, generally speaking, were in the building of our institution. restoration work at the college began in the twenty-third year. in one of destroyed walls found a message for descendants. here the builders discovered the capsule when the repairs began, the capsule, unfortunately, turned out to be empty, although it should

seven of his employees were detained by poland's central anti-corruption bureau.ployed people were selling mba diplomas. as reported.

, the holiday is not persian or turkic, but universal, the beginning of a new life, in central asia todaycient tradition. these days, the festive atmosphere is everywhere, everyone goes for walks, even cloudy weather cannot interfere with the holiday. the president of uzbekistan in his congratulations speaks of the transformation of nature, the country of every person. with the change of seasons , wonderful transformations occur everywhere. a new day, a new time is coming, the breath of new life is felt, nature awakens, the heart is filled with joy, the country is transforming and becoming more beautiful every day. according to good tradition, representatives of all peoples of multinational uzbekistan on stage. blooms in navrus and tajikistan. they started preparing for the celebration in advance, planting trees to turn the cities into gardens. this year navrus fell during the muslim holy month of ramadan. therefore, there were no obligatory treats. whipped egg whites with syrup. fasting people open their meal with this dessert. each country has its own holiday feast traditions. in turkme

, the holiday is not persian or turkic, but universal, the beginning of a new life, in central asia todaycontinue this ancient tradition. a new day, a new time is coming , the breath of new life is felt, nature is awakening , the heart is filled with joy, the country is transforming and becoming more beautiful every day, according to good tradition on... the stage there are representatives of all the peoples of multinational uzbekistan, blossoming for navrus and tajikistan, preparing they started early for the celebration here, planting trees to turn the cities into gardens. this year navrus fell during the muslim holy month of ramadan, so whipped egg whites with syrup were among the obligatory treats. fasting people open their meal with this dessert. each country has its own holiday feast traditions. a central place in turkmenistan. sprouts of sprouted wheat, the main symbol of the holiday. and in almaty, a whole festive caravan passed through the city, mobile yurts on wheels, camels loaded with silk. achievements, unity and economic growth. this year has become a year of great successes

at payam noor universities central province and khomein city. islamic azad university , khomein branch, faculty of quranic sciences and teacher training centers, khomein constituency , tell me one law that you are pursuing in the parliament to be implemented. there is a class gap, those who are actually rich take advantage of the health and treatment conditions, but the vulnerable and low-income people of the country are excluded from this story . transparency of votes, gifts and letters of parliamentarians, do you agree or not? except for military secrets , we agree 100% with clarification in every field. what are the three main problems of the electoral field and their solution from your point of view? one is the issue of industry that if we provide the infrastructure of water, electricity, and gas, there will definitely be unemployment and unemployment will rise. you are talking about culture. do you agree with increasing the retirement age? the opposite is not good at all , he will have his own damages. the salaries of workers and employees

is also part of the central part of mariupol.ium on georgievskaya street survived. since the twenty-third year, the mariupol vocational college has been located here. this is what we managed to preserve after all these barbaric actions after the looters in our educational institution. the history of our educational institution begins in 1901, which was opened due to the fact that metallurgical plants began to operate in the city, and there was a need for personnel who would be trained to work for these enterprises. in the twenty-second year, the building was damaged by fighting, fighters of the azov detachment. they set up a military base here, everything, of course, was terribly sad, it was a sad sight, yes, they were destroyed on the edge where the gym with the library was, several hits, generally speaking, it was in the building of our institution, restoration work at the college began in the twenty-third year, a message to descendants was found in one of the destroyed walls, here the builders discovered a capsule. it was deci

the central recruitment board of farhangian university has reformed all the systems in favor of farhangian university in such a way that this university is a mission-oriented university with the aim of providing teachers needed in the future through full- time education. we have approved the 7th plan, we have to increase by 25% every year. this year, naturally, it will increase by 25% . of course, last year we also did a historic thing with another university on the issue of dual degrees. we let students study there for two years if possible, he will come to us, he will learn these scientific courses there , he will learn the professional courses of a teacher with us, i am sure that this will create a great change and we must make this path so strong that you implement the law, it becomes the law. he says that no one should enter education except from the path of teacher training , i.e. farhangian university and maybe rajai. today , unfortunately, we have more than our teacher training universities, with the hiring of mr. dr. last year. in fact, four courses were held for a new teacher to

well, when this work is done centrally from top to bottom , many public universities will not be under the burden of it. he used to say that this is what has been communicated to us now, so he is resisting it . in practice, what we aimed for is not realized dynamically, that's why , as a teacher, i say that this problem exists , we have to solve it in a different way. changing the title and even changing the majors to the universities themselves, why shouldn't we give our own universities the honor and position that they themselves define and present the expression of a particular title , so that the level of compliance with the current conditions and needs is higher, when you take a specific topic from a university, you communicate it to all the universities , as a rule, the degree and extent of its implementation will decrease in practice. thank you . take two minutes for mr. mehraban to see that the universities have a lot of authority in addition to this, i will give you an example . we announce generalities in the headlines, for example , we have a mining engineering major in a un

at the center of the scandal was the international university , the first all-belarusian people's assemblywith its headquarters in warsaw, the humanum collegium. seven of his employees were detained by poland's central anti-corruption bureau. unfortunately, entrepreneurs were selling mba diplomas; reportedly, for just 10 thousand zlotys, their people could receive a management diploma, allowing them to occupy the highest government positions. the university was considered a personnel hotbed for the law and justice party; from the moment of its opening, a member of the european parliament from pis was appointed rector. among those who graduated from the prestigious human college at a discount without attending classes is the uncle of the leader of the polish regime, duda. besides him in the university celebrated 37 leading officers of the polish army, as well as directors of large companies. another scandal erupted around the company booing. in the course of the trial and is accused of using parts of inadequate quality during the production of his aircraft, as well as engineering defects th

it was taught to the founders and a central part of their universe and has just been lost today. >> wereturn later to the question how and when it was lost. and of course we will talk it. just remind everybody at the outset, there will be a chance for everybody to those who are g the livestream at home. if you'd like to submit a question online, you can submit it via email, you can get it on the events webpage, and you can also submit questions online where all of us pursue happiness, at#aei pursuit of happiness. how did this book come about? you've written about justice brandeis and you've written over the years in your journalism at the new■=ublic, the atlantic, and elsewhere. what brought you to write this book, which i think is very different from what you have been writing over the years? >> it was a very unusual covid reading project. it came about in this way. i was rereading franklin's famousperfection. i'd seen this before, he's in his 20's and decides moral perfection by making a list of 13 virtues that he wants to practice every day. temperance, prudence, order, cl, and he s

a lot of university government officials will not be under the burden of it. many specialists, experts, faculty members are not under the burden of the fact that this heading that should be changed is the one that has been communicated to us now, so they resist it . it doesn't find it, that's why, as a teacher, i say that this problem exists and you have to solve it in a different way. perhaps i am expressing my personal opinion, dr. khatibi , leaving this change of title and even the change of majors to the universities themselves, why should we not give the same importance and status to our own faculties? define the expression of a specific heading and present the degree of compliance with it. universities, as a rule, the degree and extent of its implementation is reduced in practice. see, to the extent that universities have authority, they have much more than this . let me give you an example. we announce generalities in the headlines, for example, we have mining engineering in a university. in that neighborhood the geography where that university is locat

he will allow the country to create private universities and branches of foreign universities.re were clashes between the police and the police, who fired rubber batons and tear gas. despite the massive dissatisfaction of university staff students, the scandalous bill was nevertheless adopted; opponents of honest universities are confident that innovations will devalue state university diplomas and worsen their financing will eventually be completely pushed out of the market, paid education will completely eradicate free education. european. has ceased to be politically unified, and now it is in danger of losing its economic and military power, according to timur shafir, secretary of the journalists' union. according 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, the

no without respect i found myself in the central lakatsky paunochnaya city, the concert hall of vitsebsk, for the skin and dance, the forum will not be promising for supratsoўnіtstva. the interaction between the two countries leads to the fact that by concentrating our efforts we will quickly achieve the goals we are striving for. and our platform will be used for... exchange of experience, it is not for nothing that this is a university platform, here the scientific base is presented, the educational base is presented, so they interact in these areas. this is quite a promising interaction two of our countries, the work is actually being carried out on a large scale, the readiness is good , so i am sure that everything will be done on time, on time with high quality, the city itself left a very favorable impression, and i am sure that events of this format always bring fresh breath in the city itself, in the development of infrastructure, and of course, then it will all remain here and people will use what was invested here. let's remember, the 11th forum of the region of belarus and the

it was taught to the founders and a central part of their universe and has just been lost today.ll return later to the question how and when it was lost. and of course we will talk about how to recover it. just remind everybody at the outset, there will be a chance for everybody to ask questions, including those who are watching the livestream at home. if you'd like to submit a question online, you can submit it via email, you can get it on the events webpage, and you can also submit questions online where all of us pursue happiness, at#aei pursuit of happiness. how did this book come about? jf you've written over the years in your journalism at the new republic, the atlantic, and elsewhere. what brought, which i think is y different from what you have been writing over the years? >> it was a very unusualect. it came about in this way. i was rereading franklin's famous attempt to achieve moral perfection. i'd seen this before, he's in his 20's and decides to achieve moral perfection by making a list of 13 virtues that he wants to practice every day. temperance, prudence, order, c

matthew sussex is senior fellow of central european studies at the australian national university, hethe situation. regardless of who was directly responsible for beating up leonid volkov, the message that it sends will be a fairly common one for those who follow russian politics. and that is, if you are an opponent of the putin regime, as leonid volkov through his relationship with mr navalny most certainly was, it is possible for you to end up injured, ostracised or potentially dead. and more importantly, that can happen regardless of whether you are in russia's borders or outside of them. i said anything that is how this message will be interpreted. it is a sad reality that when it comes to elections in russia, bad things tend to happen to people in the lead up to happen to people in the lead up to the selection, it is mr navalny dying in a prison cell and leonid volkov being beaten. we can remember back to 2018 when the poisoning in salisbury happen two weeks before the presidential election. so these things do tend to be linked. you can be sentenced to ten to 15 years for critici

the white house, because of the cold, is a professor of american politics at the university of sydney's united states studies central enjoys us from sydney, could help you with this mr. i called on the program. so it's what we expected, perhaps that it'll be sort of a trouble buses by the election with the public at large having to make a choice between 2 very different approaches to the presidency. this is an incredibly long time. find usually the party out of the us has a longer primary season. elizabeth for drama effect. donald trump is one pretty convincing victories across about 14 states today. it looks like out of the 5th thing that the were in sick to choose day. so we got this long predicted rematch, something that's very rare. and american politics for x president to have a chance to. ready when the presidency back kind of a big kid once and us history with like perfectly planned in the 19th century side . so many people, this is so i think outside of the united states. remarkable thing. yeah. the donald trump is the best candidate to the republicans of putting forward and som

pavel , over to you, good afternoon, i’m 35 years old, graduated from the ural university of transportk on the moscow central circle, i’m married, raising a daughter, i’m taking part in my game for the third time, thank you, well, alexander, pavel, ekaterina , now is the time time to spend a few seconds getting acquainted with all the topics of our game today, as always, the most wonderful topics for you - dear players and for you, dear tv viewers, we are starting the first round. first round: topics: ministers, old topic, man and amphibian, nominal food. the usa on broadway staged hamilton, alexander hamilton, verno, and the minister for 500. this prince, the great-grandson of peter's favorite, was the minister of the navy under nicholas i, but was most famous for his witticisms and eccentricities. menshikov was there, right, alexander sergeevich menshikov. old topic 300. the old german gull received the name plumage, although in fact it does not refer to gulls at all, but to these birds. the old german gull is a breed of pigeon. let's continue the old topic for 400. a pig in a poke.

recruitment board, farhangian university has modified all systems for the benefit of farhangian universitysuch a way that this university is a mission-oriented university with the goal is to provide the teachers needed in the future through full-time education. well, last year we raised 25% of the university and passed the 7th plan. every year we raise 25 percent. this year , naturally, it should be raised. of course, last year we also did a historic thing with another university. we launched the dual degrees, students study there for two years, then if they pass, they come to us and learn these scientific courses there , they learn the professional courses of teachers with us . we have to make this path so strong that the law. but let's be careful that for the honorable government and mr. president personally, quality is more important than the committee . it was a great victory that we could have both quality and quantity this year. we have a teacher dissatisfaction that goes back to about 10 years ago teacher dissatisfaction and teacher deficit have peaked there on 98th, the officials o

hafiz is the central protector of our good brother. he is a faculty member, and i am also a university teacher. i was the president of the university . i know all this. i am a thief. he put all his energy to pass the entrance exam. one of our relatives in ferdowsi university of mashhad said that this person who was a single digit in a class of 45 students was the third student in our class. it means that all his energy has gone for hafez mokhuri, now that he has entered the main field, he is less. we we don't want our children for virtual work , we want them for reality. when their energy is spent on initial competition , they will not be useful for their whole life. i can't make it completely clear, but we all know that they also agree , i took it that they don't say that the entrance exam is good, as the managers say in the discussion of bureaucracy , they say it's bad, they say it 's necessary. let's search our minds together let's sum it up, the experts should do the same, those who write the change document, those who specialize i

the phone just started out is students that the university of honda is experimenting with tomatoes. this would then be central a service analyzed by the bureau network as we, as it does is called. so it's basically a model that 6 a did unique finger print off a certain disease or past and would then return the results circle drawn. doctors help the image data base to categorize pictures that it doesn't know. this is how the a lunch so that it can lead to make recommendations. symptoms by entering news, there's the symptoms to diagnose the disease. there's a yellowing of the leaves starting at the margins. the am says that there is no disease, but the potassium deficiency around a 1000000 farm is already use. the plant takes up almost exclusively in india. the apps image database contains 35000000 pictures of different clogged diseases, ensuring an accurate diagnosis. you know, 700 different crap problems on 30 different crops, potentially not because it's just too much to know. and it's also some kind of diagnostic that's tough for human to do. if a disease is detected, the app reco

seven of him employees were detained by poland's central anti-corruption bureau.g nba diplomas ; for just 10,000 zlotys, their people could reportedly receive a management diploma, allowing them to occupy the highest government positions. the university was considered a personnel breeding ground for the law and justice party. from the moment of its opening , a member of the european parliament was appointed rector. some employees were charged with participation in an organized criminal group operating on university premises, their the goal was to commit crimes related to the sale of diplomas. the list of graduates includes hundreds of names, including even the uncle of the polish dictator, anthony duda. until 2019, he was a deputy from pis, and in the summer of next year he became a member of the supervisory board of the state-owned company ik. around the company booing, it is in the process of litigation and is accused of using parts of inadequate quality during the production of its aircraft, as well as engineering defects that have already been put into operati

will become... known before april 1, there is also an innovation in the conduct of the centralized examof arrival of students at the ce locations, it has been reduced to 30 minutes, the centralized exam will be held on weekdays, not on sunday, like last year. in the minsk region, large-scale repairs of roads in populated areas. in the city of zhodina, the quality of the road surface was improved, the equipment provided by belas was used, in the village of poddubya of the smolevichesky district, after the street was flooded, a section of 300 m was updated in total, in the settlements of the minsk region there are over 19 thousand streets that serve the structures. 24% of road networks are located in cities and towns, the rest is all rural areas. as part of the action , 180 units of equipment are involved; work will be carried out in 59 settlements in order to quickly bring the region’s road network to proper condition. every year we increase the volume of repairs to the street road network, if this is in the twenty-first year. was 165 km, it was already last year 320 km. belarusian beaut

it's been a year , well, when this work is done centrally from top to bottom, many public universities will not be burdened by it, many experts the experts of the faculty members are not under the burden that this heading that should be changed is the one that has been communicated to us now, so they resist it, in practice what the goal is. it was not realized from dynamics , that's why, as a teacher, i say that this problem exists, we have to solve it in a different way, how can i say my personal opinion, mr. dr. khatibi , entrusting this change of subject and even the change of courses to universities themselves, why shouldn't we give our own universities the same status as they do. define the expression of a specific heading and presenting the body so that the level of compliance with the current conditions and needs is higher. when you receive a specific title from a university, you communicate it to all universities, as a rule, the degree and degree of its implementation will decrease in practice . they have the right to do much more than this. let me give you an example. we annou

one of them is the time of arrival of students at the ce locations. it has been reduced to 30 minutes. the centralized exam will be held on weekdays, and not on sunday, as last year. duet. two orchestras in the belarusian state philharmonic under the direction of alexander vysotsky, this is the national academic folk orchestra named after zhinovich and the symphony orchestra of the beltv and radio company. in the first part there are dance melodies of classical composers, and in the second part for the audience heard music from famous films. the audience is very warmly received, it is very pleasant to play in such a hall, there is a good atmosphere, the orchestras sound just wonderful, they try, they give their all, it seems to me that such concerts need to be repeated , dance hits were performed, the audience in general loves this genre very much, so we are trying each program includes some dance tunes by famous composers, the next show of the orchestra is to visit the residents. the capital will see on june 12, at the end of this week the symphony o

that would allow the country to create private universities and branches of foreign universities.ters and police used rubber batons to subdue the youth. tear gas, despite the massive dissatisfaction of students with university staff, the scandalous bill was nevertheless adopted, opponents of private universities are confident that the innovation will devalue diplomas from state universities, worsen their financing, and ultimately... will be forced out of the market altogether, paid education will completely eradicate free education. once she was a student, she definitely made a revolution of sorts. 65 years ago , a doll began its victorious tour of the planet, without which not a single girl can imagine her life to this day. on the american the first barbie was presented at the international toy fair more than half a century ago. over time, the standards of human beauty have also changed because of it. for the sake of an unattainable ideal, people deliberately spoil their health and decide to go under the knife; the doll itself changes to suit the gender agenda. evgeniy belousov f

the phone just started out as students of the university of honda is a experimenting with tomatoes. this would then be central a service analyzed by the bureau network as we, as it does is called. so it's basically a model that 6 a did unique finger print off a certain disease or past and would then return the results circle drawn. doctors help the image data base to categorize pictures that it doesn't know. this is how the a i loves so that it can lights and make recommendations. symptoms by entering news, there's the symptoms to diagnose the disease. there's a yellowing of the main starting at the margins. the am says that there is no disease, but the potassium deficiency around a 1000000 farm is already use. the plant takes up almost exclusively in india. the apps image database contains 35000000 pictures of different client diseases, ensuring an accurate diagnosis. you know, 700 different corrupt problems on 30 different crops, potentially not because it's just too much to know. and it's also some kind of diagnostic that's tough for human to do. if the disease is detected, the a

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, seven of its employees were at the center of the scandal was an international arrest by poland's central anti-corruption bureau; unfortunate entrepreneurs were selling mba diplomas. reportedly, for just 1000 zlotys, their people could get a manager's title. patriotism is not just words, but actions. this emphasis was made by minister of justice sergei khamenko during a meeting with students of gomel state university named after francis skaryna. on constitution day , similar platforms with young people were launched throughout the country. the meeting took place in the format of a confidential dialogue, students of the faculty of law took advantage of the unique opportunity to express their opinion on the development of the country and ask questions of interest to the head of the department. future notary. judges, lawyers, and bailiffs were interested in the principles of the composition of the supreme council, the nuances of the work and functions of the ministry of justice, as well as the process of digitalization of administrative procedures, innovations in the work of government agenc

let's speak to matthew sussex, senior fellow of central european studies at the australian national universitys your take on what you happened here? i your take on what you happened here? ~ ., ., , , here? i think that regardless of who was _ here? i think that regardless of who was directly - here? i think that regardless i of who was directly responsible for beating up leonhard volkov, the message that it sends will be a fairly common one for those who follow russian politics and that is that if you are an opponent of the putin regime, as mr volkov through his relationship with navalny was, then it is possible for you to end up injured. ostracised or potentially dead. —— leonid volkov. more importantly, they can happen regardless of whether you are in russia's borders or outside of them and i think that's how this message will be interpreted. the elections _ will be interpreted. the elections in _ will be interpreted. the elections in russia - will be interpreted. the elections in russia taking place next weekend, timing of this? , , ., , this? yes, it is sad reality that when _ this? yes, i

there's no sign of life of the frontier. well, that's not any homes have been destroyed, but infrastructure to across garza, schools and universities, hospitals, the courthouse government buildings, including central archive cemeteries and over $200.00 alter logical sites, have been what died. experts say the destruction of garza is the worst involved in history. and it will continue until the bombardment stops image and came out to 0. the auto orthodontist use a font with these really police on the outskirts of tel aviv. there were protesting in the town of ne brock angry about possible changes to requirements for military service. the ultra orthodox community is exempt from constrict, conscription, but government officials accounting for that to change. so my head on knowledge is 0. i'm going to sell it, i'm getting an order and put it on. there were hundreds with the revised indigenous people fled their territory after on groups. violence broke out in their villages and find out why thousands of striking doctors in south

let's speak to amin saikal, professor of middle eastern, central asian and islamic studies at the australianome to the programme. clearly volker turk is saying that israel is committing a walk. what is your response to that and israel's denial? i think that has been widely articulated by different agencies of the united nations and of course human rights organisations and i think, as the reporter said, israel is potentially committing war crimes by using starvation as a means to subdue a population and that is in gaza and i think what has been happening in gaza is absolutely catastrophic and at the same time it is against every norm of humanity that the world and particularly the western democracies stand for. israel says it is thankful that its friends around the world are supporting the strategic goal. do you see that support and to what extent is israel becoming more isolated as this war continues? i becoming more isolated as this war continues?— war continues? i think israel is enormously _ war continues? i think israel is enormously isolated - is enormously isolated internationally and

the infrastructure to across calls, the schools and universities, hospitals, the courthouse government buildings including central archive cemeteries, and over $200.00 alt logical sites, have been what died. experts say the destruction of garza is the worst emboldened history and it will continue until the bombardment stops. image and kinda just sarah felice and hate to you all repeating for help from the army off to the gang members during the countries, maine prison, hundreds of inmates of escaped in the capital of port of france. i'm a how many has this update? if i got to get an, i've left him that the national potentially is where heat is higher profile and also a locked up for the government set in stone. the data of the fee has gone sites down the streets of the printer into a bundled drum. they succeeded in releasing federal government bus deviance was caught in the middle of the street, but those gains around to us. we can't take it anymore. we have nowhere to go with no police to be seen in several parts of the city. shops and properties have been due to police say they're no

be it in one, several universities or if in one the province of this field. there were a few places in several universities, one of the universities where more students and volunteers went there and they were accepted for that field, keep those fields where there were no students or a limited number of students were accepted for these parallel fields. let's sum up, fortunately, a significant number of these fields or fields in which the standards of higher education were not met, for example , when a doctoral university is established, our law says that it must have a certain number of full professors. a certain number of associate professors yes, with the academic rank of associate professor, the number of assistant professors for the master's degree is different from the doctoral degree, and it is also different for the bachelor's degree. well, when you check in some fields. seeing that these courses exist, doctoral or master's degrees , while the standard of the ratio of professors to students is not met, or there are no facilities and subordinates, these

say the destruction of causa is the worst emboldened history. and it will continue until the bombardment stops. image and came out to 0. it is rarely false as have carried out more rides across the he's in the occupied west bank really in nablus, the army right as well as on mysteries, family house and demolished as well as was killed. last my off to being accused of killing 3 settlers in the north shelves, refugee camp an explosive device was used to destroy and is ready bulldozer. the instant the camp is ready, forces had been conducting rides and destroying buildings nearly every night since october. the 7th. a so hit hit on al, just here. i'm going to send that, i'm getting an order and put it on. there were hundreds of revised. indigenous people fled their territory after arms groups, violence broke out in their village and the the weather still active in the central and then the eastern beds are. buttons of rain are on my way and this one can be in towards greece would eventually trustees and eugene into was took here, but the head of it,

the infrastructure to across calls, the schools and universities, hospitals. the courthouse government buildings including central archive cemeteries and over $200.00 alt logical sites, have been what died. experts say the destruction of causa is the worst emboldened history, and it will continue until the bombardment stops image in cuba. i would just say era to facilitate here on al jazeera. we all know how much your boss should. e sub has secured 201 more. 10 pays in august on each of us rates as the prime minister for a 2nd time. i'm going to send that, i'm getting an order and put it on. there were hundreds of revised. indigenous people fled their territory after on group violence broke out in their village in the the that a busy day. and it was substantial. it has blown through northern california, but it's not the end of this. there is plenty more to come for washington and for california, and this a fair amount and the central pop neck off calendar was pretty cold air as well as the copy of the next 2 days. and this note could have mine 2, maybe 3 or 4