i sort of which i approve of, which would bring it closer to the the model that is being used, has been used in europe and is going to be used in europe in the future, which is this, i don't think the platforms should be liable. all of the mad stuff that is posted on them. and so to that extent, there has to be some degree of insulation from liability, but that protection should be conditional. it should be conditional in my mind on the platforms convincing the regulator that they have adequate systems place to protect against certain social problems. so if you're facebook by the law, to my mind, should require you to have adequate systems place to prevent the spread of terrorist material or child pornography, the more extreme end and, if you can show, the regulator that you have adequate systems place adequate, reasonable proportionate. then when something goes wrong and something slips through the cracks as inevitably will, when you're trying to regulate hundreds of thousands or millions piece of content a week, facebook isn't going to get sued for that because it has protection. but

which polytons are which plasmons?s over, what gives you such confidence? how? are you striving? we are macroscopic, we achieve this microscopic terribly fast effect. eh, what kind of knowledge? are we getting there? and? well, here, of course, he was a little decent, that i know everything, then in fact. this is an area. many even refer to this area as terrorincognito. that's uh area uh, magnetism on time scales shorter than a stop of seconds. it still remains a kind of trr incognito, that is, the processes that occur there when exposed to ultra-short laser pulses. they are kind of. clearly partly not yet fully explored for this over. short laser pulses. yes, yes, here to enter this terra on this terrorine. here, yes, and on into this area unknown to science, experimental approaches just allow , including laser e lasers, the titan sapphire laser, which emit so many short pulses radiation, and i made a promise to myself to explain the word magnetoplasmonics. you haven't clearly explained it yet, that's it. e. well, let

then we have the this not, which means spring movements which has european affiliation relating to the arab springs, color revolutions. it's kind of stuff exactly. and they're not just calling people to protest, as they say, for the sake of protesting they want to achieve regime change. they want to see the government out. they want someone else who sold at the very organized, who saw the power of social media during the spring. and here again, they're being very coordinated effort through social media through telegram channels of the monitoring them over the past couple of days. and i've been telling people what, where, where to go, what to shout, how plaque to the police officer. i mean, there is some sort of choreography going on behind these demonstrations. and of course, you know, if you look back to the color revolution, the arab springs, for example, it will always, these n g o is, is non governmental, nonprofit organizations who are just professional metal, is fermenting on restaurants. potentially a bit of a bit of a taste of that going on here. yes. but today we saw that they

this is about the death of the country with which his name is forever associated with death, which is now called the biggest tragedy of the 20th century. they are yusupov these chronicles announced the death of the country that gorbachev wanted to save and could not, and the chronicles of the life of a man who dreamed, but failed only for history it doesn’t matter who and what he wanted to judge by the bottom line in 2004, mikhail gorbachev’s list of various awards was added to the unexpected american musical grainy premium for participation in the recording of prokofiev's symphonic fairy tale petya and the wolf, the cunning pioneer petya did not obey his grandfather, the nose of the birds left the cat with nothing and defeated the wolf. i ask the little guys not to be scared. everything will end. well, the geography of gorbachev himself at first also looked like an exemplary soviet fairy tale. she is at least something of a pioneer, komsomol members and communists grew up in a christian family, from the age of 15, a combine operator at 35 is already the head of the city, then the reg

we have a well directly, which extracts water from the well .e in these here is a huge filter filter. they are bulk on foot with the addition of certain reagents. cleaning goes on. water goes into this tank, a large storage tank. after this reservoir, everything is fed directly into the system for our residents, people, people are happy, they are glad that this station has finally started working for them and went to their homes. ah, purified water. a bunch of program comfortable hardware real all the guns in my worst smolyansk area overgrown with nine stations offended me more for the floor, near started running for two years. by the opinions of the belarusian health system, i’m sorry, i’ll give you a profession, an open lesson for schoolchildren of a biological chemist from the former today in minsk at the bykova-practical center for surgery, transplantology and hematology for excursions. at the new building installed, they came to the gymnasium in 2012 with a job as an asker student and so they visited departments and operating rooms. my moth

with the same pakistan which is. we can use it, as china yuan has its dinar, these organizations have a rupee and today, that it happened when it seems that there is an opportunity to oust the hegemon. almost everyone here is ready to unite, but this is not only an economic plus. this includes, uh, a strategic plus and a security plus. what is the security of the war that many said is going on going ahead of the construction of the modern world and the struggle or the center of centers of power, new centers of power have appeared, they are trying to find their place and a mechanism has appeared. let it be still ghostly. let it be still weak, but on its basis it is possible to create a new all these same countries. these are the ones that are not joined the sanctions against russia and samara the first moment. now, when you mean confrontation, you have a perception, some especially the thesis that someone will collapse is not, someone will collapse. you see, the fact that today what kind of balance the united states p

depends not only on our ability to convince and how the points correctly spelled out in this treaty, which is the first link of this process, that is, what can directly interfere with this process, please explain. that is, procedurally, we may be inexperienced or the number of countries that will join this is small agreement, will we not find a dot somewhere in the specific conversations about financing about the venue of the tribunal? that is , where we can stumble in the fact that in fact we will not be able to convince with your words already it was said that the tribunal specifically, the tribunal can exist in two forms, at least those that are currently being discussed here, the tribunal that is being created on the basis of the united nations organization, there is a problem with the fact that russia still has the right of veto in the un security council, and then it must be overcome through the house of representatives and there are a lot of countries with which we do not communicate very often or do not work very much, for example, african countries , so here we just need to work a

as i stand before you today, i cannot help but feel the weight of history which surrounds us and whichthe vital parliamentary traditions to which members of both houses dedicate yourselves with such personal commitment for the betterment of us all. parliament is the living and breathing instrument of our democracy. that your traditions are ancient, we see in the construction of this great hall. and the reminders of medieval predecessors of the office to which i have been called. and the tangible connections to my darling late mother, we see all around us from the fountain in new palace yard, which commemorates the late queen silver's jubilee, to the sun dial in old palace yard for the golden jubilee. the magnificent stained glass window before me for the diamond jubilee. and so poignantly and yet to be formally unveiled, your most generous gift to her late majesty, to mark the unprecedented platinum jubilee which we celebrated only three months ago with such joyful hearts. the great bell of big ben, one of the most powerful symbols of our nation, throughout the world, and housed within

the focus of the o.e.c.d., which looks at various countries in europe which may be in recession next those are germany, italy, and the u.k.. a bit earlier, it was almost 20 the u.k., but now, because of gas concerns and rationing, we have seen other countries added as well. hazem: alright, will have to leave it there. thanks to all of you, vicky pryce, brian lucy and jonathan lis. and thanks to you all for watching. member, you can see this program again any time, just go to our website, aljazeera.com. and for further discussion, go to our facebook page. that's facebook.com/ajinsidestory. you can also join the conversation on twitter. error handling there is @ajinsidestory. for me and the whole team here bye for now. ,♪ x■?qoñé>z■z■z■ - you like vultures? [laughs] - i don't know if she knows what a vulture is. - you're gonna learn. - vultures are the unsung heroes of our society. - adonis, big bird. - i know about the bird, of course i know about it, everybody knows about the bird, right? talking about adonis, right? - i don't know why, what the attachment is to this bird? i'm trying

and which reminds us of the vital parliamentary traditions to which members of both houses dedicate yourselves with such personal commitment for the betterment of his all parliament is the living and breathing instrument of our democracy. that your traditions are ancient. we see in the construction of this great hall and the reminders of medieval predecessors of the office to which i have been cold and the tangible connections to my darling late mother. we see all around us from the fountain in new palace yard, which commemorates the late queen silver jubilee, to the sundial in old palace yard, for the golden jubilee. the magnificent stained glass window before me for the diamond jubilee, and so poignantly. and yet to be formally unveiled, your most generous gift to her late majesty to mark the unprecedented platinum jubilee, which we celebrated. only 3 months ago. with such joyful hearts the great bell of big been one of the most powerful symbols of our nation. throughout the world and housed within the elizabeth tower, also named for my mother's diamond jubilee. will mark the passage of the

i personally have one there is no source to which i would completely, on which i could rely in a descriptionion, but official information from there. i don't have it, but the data on what was being held down was glue, what was being held down by shevchenkov, what are they? uh, tough fights, what are our fighters? soldiers of the national guard volunteers and from the ceremony, the fighters of the dpr lpr, the fighters of the wagner conservatory, all show heroism , show courage and actually do what they should do. soldiers and we can and should help them now we who are ours here we wishes of success, good luck with our prayers and i will add from myself and our calmness, which does not cancel anxiety, but does not imply excessive emotion. why because going back to the fact that these are all two pr campaigns, and the more we are emotional about some temporary possible advancement of the ukrainian army, the more we are emotional, working on this pr-success of theirs, with which they actually curators and report who wants to check my words. well, go back 10 days and read. reviews and jumps in t

and they have rare earth metals, which would be very interesting for us. this regard, we should also work more actively with them, and probably also. even though they sellers in this case, well, probably, we should also suggest to them that we need and maybe even invest in these areas in order to get cheaper and better goods and not look for it somewhere far away, yes, please, increase external supplies. today these tasks are for our manufacturers. so she did. in the first half of the year increased exports to russia by 40%. the lion's share of 85% of all exports goes to this market. and now they are already actively working on the formation of a portfolio of orders for next year, by the way, today they are betting on innovative solutions we are talking about alternative energy sources green technologies, as such know-how will help to stay ahead of the competition. what opportunities have opened up in the russian market for the flagship of the industry will tell alina lapu. the belarusian automobile plant is the world's largest manufacturer of mining dump

, which, which conflict with narrative and run the stories that those wants. what just yesterday we saw reports from france, 24 of this huge mass grave, supposedly discovered by ukrainian soldiers. but if you'd take a little bit deeper look into it, it actually wasn't a mass grave. it was a graveyard. i had, you know, when people were buried in coffins i'll, you know, names are put on crosses, you know. and but you know that a few western germans were invited long to film it and to dish out the moral tutelage to us all, you know, and i wonder how long is it going a lot. i wonder how long you know, people are actually going to swallow this nonsense. we've got a g 20 meeting coming up very soon, which i suspect who will attend. but most western leaders will not attend themselves. they'll send dignitaries or envoys or whatever, you know this i'm in the middle of people dropping dead freezing to death in the u . k. for example, during winter, i think, you know, media i can see in britain is already channing that are asking some harder and harder questions than els

department, which, uh. one way or another, now in the ministry of finance distributed among a number, and their services are led and now. since then, the ministry of finance, e, began its life precisely in those functions that we understand today. what are the main functions of the ministry of finance, first of all, to ensure all the main functions of the state and to achieve national development goals that the president sets before us, which people are waiting for us. this, of course, is the most important task. first of all, it is a task related to social obligations. it's the same with the payment of pension benefits, uh, wages. uh, a very large number of different a directions associated with triplets. and school kindergartens. ah, housing and communal services and prioritization of expenses, respectively, and more income. this is the function of the ministry of finance. and what else is very important to say that the ministry of finance makes the budget the most important main document of the country,

here is what is now said about the valve, which is either broken, or junk, and the valve through whichany. already in america starts to come this common sense comes to mind that yes, this design is very logical. we create this conflict. we are signing the europeans for this conflict nowhere, because we are pressing values ​​on them. they, then, are freezing there, suffering, bringing down their economy, and paying for electricity. we are in the buy-in, everything is fine, but balancing is on the verge, and wars, because, well, this is the case, this is not for you with halva. this is how much halva does not say sweet does not become. and when you keep saying war war war war war war war war some people who in their practice, so to speak, dealt with the war, even they begin to think. for example, the former secretary of defense of the united states of america who understands something about this, let's listen. animosity between washington and moscow reached heights not seen since the cold war until nato expansion, our two countries were on the path to develop a relationship that could re

something which has an experience of what mercia is about . i think it's unique in the world. we are really showcasing how marcia has been discovered. discovering the wound area and then moving up his discovery also what we call the inland buying diversity. and then we take the deep dive in the ocean, which actually covers a huge territory. we're talking of $2300000.00 to me to a square of my re time area and they are scenarios eas, presenting these issues around. so it's not just a building which is designed by video or d. c. u is actually a dream that we had the privilege to bring to reality is the dream of mr. michelle displayed in from the cruise or this year is also about the dialogue of how the water for the portraits interconnect, the city the plas dome, which is the main waterfall spot, and it goes up to the passenger crew. so it is also a dialogue to inviting people and experience of what mercia says about, about what origins, where we come from, where we currently are and sharing that with the rest of the work from high session on th

it's really an attitude that rapidly developing and which rest on a very solid foundation.s of india's struggle for independence, and it is significant that now you know, when the west says, we must force the whole world to stop cooperating with russia and impose sanctions. and well, they did it. uh, quietly, they rush about and now they are proud to publicly declare that we demanded from such and such countries that they impose sanctions against russia, otherwise it will be bad for them from the point of view. uh, well, just not even diplomacy, but from the point of view of common sense makes no sense if, uh, such rogant public statements are made about people like india china turkey egypt indonesia when they are publicly threatened? really no one understands that the strangeness of such with such such not new such civilizations have self-respect and uh, just insulting to hear, but such demands. yes, and in general, and if it were in a closed mode, it’s still the absence of any decency, and then when a great state declares that they must do something, according to a pointe

this is dictated by some kind of national development, which is understandable and which is quite obvious, even in the face of such complex sanctions pressure and attempts. e cancellation of russia in cultural plan. diplomacy should come to the forefront of international relations, as the art of protecting national interests by peaceful means, if the russian federation also tries to resolve our disputes diplomatically, then even the most difficult shocks, we will absolutely nothing. alfa-bank credit card is a whole year without interest on any purchases and guaranteed free service in september you will receive 2.000 rub. alfa-bank is the best mobile bank. i'm sorry, but you pay for processing. it's easier to find out on avito after all, we collect real reviews about employers. buy a magnet in stores, get a coupon for your next purchase. look at the check and catch the discount more discounts in the mobile application magnet the largest bank offers a guaranteed favorable rate on a loan, no matter. in the mail, the bank, the largest bank, the mail bank, is waiting for you annually with more

cut down the armed forces, and thanks to artillery, high-precision weapons, aviation, the role of whichs somewhat they underestimated, all these crossings were destroyed and we are now standing against a fairly large group, one of the largest on the territory of ukraine, and we are going on the offensive, and for this we will coordinate and clearly establish the real states, the fighters here said that the memory is quite simple to exhaust the armed forces of russia the offensive in the south, which is limited by logistics, and these fruits gave, as far as we know, certain results in the east are quite good and quite happy for us, because when we saw the flags in balaklia in the news, you know shevchenko, i have here even a person from the balaklia district, she was naturally happy and it has a good psychological effect, not only there, you know, for liberation, but for the military for half a day, it is quite important, very tough battles are still going on in the donbass in the zaporizhzhia direction, and this is all part of the great plan, which is currently being carried out mykhail

which can you was order 1st. yep. not a problem when i was told it was on the reading of the will not distribute. ah ah. was day before the lawyer, margarita lawyer was a call with it, but at the moment today, no, there isn't any. it was on that horse. they don't bedroom. mm. me play electron, i'm, i'm listening or someone does miss dillard, but i'm about to lose a my guest at them. that's really capital e, a natural national says what her last name receive machina. my will come and get a slight bit of air e brazza's whole roof. see joe, which is on the show. i get it's a, it's just a bottle to jelly those. see what a deal on that because it was in the to me. okay. yes. special c, merchant, the news, i mean, even a bushel team that were i promise to molar by new myers with them. the words and why do it was more would was the machine is sort of was may complex or mac mall, but just put a she'll good to shun or my last the boy on go to die. get it with the she just as a service doesn't. if there's on this about them eac

these documents, which we are filming today, are stored for the first time. in the foreign policy archive of the middle of the forties, they analyze in detail the activities of the pardon industry of other german companies with the participation of western capital before and during the war. here, for example, is an analytical note on the course of the newberg process. it is directly stated here that the american country does not set itself the task of blaming those foreign financial economic circles of other countries, in particular the united states and england, which have contributed since 25 years to the growth and expansion of the influence of the bartender industry after the loss. in world war i germany was on the edge. catastrophes, ruined industry, unemployment, hunger, colossal inflation for one dollar, then 1 million 200,000 marks were given, very large reparations were imposed on germany. she pays them, no matter where her own economy comes from. she pays them out of loans given by the americans themselves. everything behind all this is simple. all

this station, which means, uh. these are the usual planned, repair works, which means that two reactors worked, the fifth and the sixth. but both reactors had to be stopped due to the fact that they destroyed all the power lines. e, by which e is derived, means the energy generated by an external consumer. e, here, then they are still here, well, the fifth, for example, and then it was stopped. so, uh, hmm, there was a moment when they beat the thermal power plant, it is not far from the nuclear power plant located and provoked a fire there, and a fire. uh, the grass caught fire, and the grass caught fire. so, the fire detectors that are around there, uh, are mounted. they sent a signal to the block and the block, and automatically reacted and turned off, then they managed to bring it back to life again, but the broken lines, power lines, were broken. oru. these are open distributions. the device was simply left to me. and he also had to stop him to enter into a cold state. approximately in the same way. they provo

i supported the continuation of destination programs in which they can serve within the program which i thought was a misguided decision. but others are probably more up to speed on the current position in terms of vaccines into the dprk. there has been some, i believe, but i am to say that this has changed. but i think it has complicated everything. i am sure that is not as specific an answer as you would like, but it was a matter of great concern and important in our dealings with officials in the dprk. >> thank you so much. that does bring us to the end of their time. thank you to everyone who has tuned in via zoom, youtube. please stay tuned for the next episodes of this series. sign up for east one center and national committee of north korea newsletters and social media to see the next episodes of the series and other activities from our institutions. master morgan, it has been a privilege and a pleasure and good day to all. thank you. >> thank you very much, and thank you to everybody who attended and asked questions. announcer: coming up shortly, the white house covid-19 respo

of course, there are aspects which one can agree or disagree. but these are totally disposed of what is, what is lacking scheme. you region which can you deny the nation or the war. 7 well it's, it's understanding the mission is very simple. leave and let me know there's been so much talk about a win win a game on the western side. but i think it's me, julie fair and analytical, we will see that the whole strategy of the western civilization so far has been to get resources from everywhere else. and donald, but them with the sounds of in theory or is he and dependence on, on the western western layer, just on the western wisdom and try to penalize those who disagree. because what strikes me the most, i believe on the part of many americans and the europeans that they will do it belongs to them. it's up to them to decide who can participate in that. isn't that, you know, it sounds like, you know, the kind of distort here is quite fascist. i mean, if you look down and, you know, deciding that nations, i'm not supposed to participate in the global

than to shipley, the like the political subject to which you would express. they are, are disappointment with american solutions. it'll position, by the way. i want to see one of the markets in news, but i would like to do that. i don't believe that this is a question on america. jim. we are leaving in year of a jim, money of international financial character, or a sort of shooting $1000000000.00, which is united under it is guys all addressed to western countries. and the united states is more into than and then muster, or he's, and by of the finance of the money which wants to build a war. and this is, of course, a project, even if it is hidden behind the democratic songs and the democratic. i don't judge speaking about this sort of dr. for gemini, our omnipotence, and his latest speech. and i didn't specifically stand that it's in russia's historic tradition to stop those who aspire to global domination in he's had remarks a few days before that. he even said that, you know, i'm, the americans tend to believe that they are in the place. i'm going to perhap

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e, which is now called still here.case, it's already the destruction of the entire infrastructure that the terrorists use, who use the appropriate methods of forceful influence on the inhabitants of donetsk is now holding back in your understanding. this is what, let's say, when those territories that endured this for 8 years become our citizens and our territories. yes , it gives some additional moral. well , i don’t know, there, maybe, some kind of morality gives a slightly different shade to the moral aspect what we will do after the annexation of the donetsk luhansk people’s republics and, accordingly, zaporozhye, the questions are obvious. more once again, these questions are asked not the first day for sure. and you, too, are your voters. and the truth is your voters do not live in these. uh, areas, so to speak, but i think that people from there also turn to you . the range of questions is quite understandable, yes. i want to say that everything that was said about the legal consequences of the causes and conseq

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he can get only one thing, which is a conflict which might then stir up nationalist feelings at home and help him over the threshold in 2023 when they will have elections. so a lot of calculation on the part of all these different uh, players alex see if we can stay with the idea of an arms race that we mentioned in the title of this program. turkey has been selling precision drones to ukraine for use in the war but says it will not supply russia. russia, on the other hand, is apparently now getting military drones from iran is the russian military under the current circumstances with the kind of opportunism that michelle just outlined, is the russian military more resilient than many in the west are hoping well, it's a question of what is the aim of the russian military. i think it's absolutely clear that after the end of the ukrainian campaign and the end of the war, which i cannot prognosis when it will happen the russian military will be in shape, which is much worse than ever before in the last 2030 years. just because of the losses, the technological damage also problems with m

which at the age of 17 was rarely entered.s such a script. film studies department for directing, they didn’t take such people, they said you need experience, go serve in the army there, for example, they went there for a geological expedition somewhere else like tarkovsky and then only you can talk about something i absolutely agree with this, but i had such a situation, uh, when i arrived after school, uh, i was surprised myself . so when i finished it, i myself felt it, i understood that the lack of social experience is catastrophic. that is, what you will talk about and many students, they either shoot at each other or make up some stories or try to imitate someone. it is in any case the way to nowhere and realizing. this i did once two correct ones. intuitively, er, so step i made the decision to return home. and when you're in the capital, uh, and in this rat on the run or there in the vanity fair you participate you are a huge danger. and so i returned home and tried to understand that i have this experience again. i wi

that which is already has been. that which is to be, already is.hat has gone by. here ends the first lesson . [ singing ] ♪ [ singing ] ♪ >>> a reading from the letter of st. paul to the romans. i consider that the sufferings of this present time are not worth comparing with the glory about to be revealed to us. we know that all things work together for good, for those who love god and who are called according to his purpose. what then are we to say about these things. if god is for us, who is against us. he who did not withhold his own son but gave him up for all of us, will he not also give us everything else. who will bring any charge against god's elect. it is god who justifies who is to condemn. it is christ jesus who died, yes, who was raised and who is at the right hand of god who indeed inseeds for us. who will separate us from the love of christ, will hardship or distress or persecution nor famine or nakedness or peril or sort, as it is written for your sake we are being killed all day long. know in all these things were more than conquere

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let me remind you that, by the way, most of these sites, which will be discussed now. they are located just on special territories and territories of this free board, vladivostok, that is, where there are preferences, where to build and produce much easier, cheaper and simpler, and according to the data again of mistuk, the growth rate of industrial production over the past 6 years from the fifteenth to the twenty-first in russia is plus 17%. in the far eastern federal district plus 23%. that is, it is clear that factories are also being actively built here. i actually remember, it seems to me that you and i would make special reports on this topic, what is happening here in the far east is completely different. uh, sectors of the economy here are involved here and agricultural production. here industrial production, here and processing of minerals here and gold and, again, aviation. shipbuilding is actively developing. and hmm it's dynamic. for example, even here is such an example. here, again, let's say budgets. yes, what struck me is not the way they go in komsomol

emma. here which will affect millions of peeple- emma-— here which will affect millions of --eole.rime ministers _ people. emma. this is benefits here as the prime ministers try _ people. emma. this is benefits here as the prime ministers try system i as the prime ministers try system and the _ as the prime ministers try system and the bleeding. pretty blood he had tight— and the bleeding. pretty blood he had light here. this is welfare payments will fall in real terms in regards _ payments will fall in real terms in regards to— payments will fall in real terms in regards to austerity. in the government strive to balance the hooks _ government strive to balance the books. and basically benefits payments, i don't think this is a surprise, — payments, i don't think this is a surprise, but they will not keep up with inflation. it will be running around — with inflation. it will be running around 10% in the next year it looks like welfare — around 10% in the next year it looks like welfare payments will be about 5~4%~ _ like welfare payments will be about 5.4%. instead of ditching any

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well, i think it's, sir, it's holding on to this a unipolar moment, which, which you, which is already gone because, well, what and the unipolar moment, meaning that i'm the only one who is good and noble and they're entitled to making decisions. yes. so where, because the way the international system work is when all economic power is concentrated in one place, such as it was in the west in 19 nineties. and you have certain, or you're very comfortable and you can the and, but you also have the incentive to build trusts because they're administrating the global economy. now, the problem is, when the hedge him on the client's end, it loses this edge of money. if you see that the edge amount is more likely to use economic state craft in order to punch down on of the rising power. so for example, china, russia, you know, we within have this kind of pulses in the ninety's. but us, we use this economic here levers of power to punish and hook and prevent address our addresses from rising her. you know, you'll create more incentive for the rest of the system to shed this reliance and dependen

and i want to see the village, which is located nearby and which is older than minsk, having moved tohe dnieper beyond alexandria. you find yourself in the village where alexander lukashenko the town was born almost 10 centuries has the coat of arms of a black hare on a green field, alexandria and about three more villages were satellites of a large city. it is called soot. i arrived at the place where this city was born, the village received from the fact that there was a lot of obviously dug around. it was local residents who mined clay and made dishes. digging at one time was a major pottery center and was famous for the so-called hoof drop with red clay tiles that decorated stoves in the royal chambers of moscow, which were used in the construction of pokrovsky cathedral in izmailovo once upon a time there was a castle on this site, alas, it has not survived to this day. but the authentic smear of the 17th century has been preserved; the village has another interesting story for the right to own a bone in the 17th century ; his butt rejoiced them , a wooden kopovsky castle was ere

is, which is open for discussion. and actually you kind of state that polish the polar of the country as a sovereign state. but the 1953, it was not as sovereign state. and the reason for which poland was not the sovereign state in 1953 was german and russian calling aggression against poland. the 2nd world war. you have to remember that for the 1st 2 years, paul was actually occupied by 2 countries by soviet union at the 3rd. right. and the reason for which paul, and actually the state of poland that was on the russian control, made the claiming 963. that was there was actually at the german government, it's talking about constantly for those years. was made actually by the soviet union. and the fact this, i actually opposed the claiming, but this is doing a politics with a history. this is not true. the fact is that those moral the moral responsibility which, which my, my, my partners here are claiming is obvious. i agree. so this was and follow by the compensation of the loss of millions of lives. here i got a repo

she tell in your opinion, which is nice to the police officer which is did. so she'll be with her sister at the beach, made need sketches genially that this issue, the results of i midsummer. in 1943, they seen the volcano massacres had reached their climax geography saw it in the field on hundreds of polish villages were leveled her sober ristocki steel willow accounts very, but from 42100000 civilians, women and children, and the elderly. one brutally killed them, but after them yet it's known that up to a certain point, poles and ukrainians, lived side by side quite peacefully with spears nobody's. there was little graham that it was quite normal for them to work and celebrate together in the marriage was also commonplace in miss new hilton's m. so if i can ship that as soon as i, he says, well, yeah, and you also have, you can use them in the financial part guides. you are able to the ability benevolence, you did it, you know what, we'll do the granular floor. got you re more just on the ball on our mile up the most of the bill of rights, greece, giddy of

yes , which we always say, as a distinctive feature, therefore, certainly with our model.verything is clear, the model is focused on supporting families. and of course, if we talk, again put the arrow next. politics is the key to success, namely the solution of the problem of demographic security, then, of course, families with children - this is it an undeniable priority, going back, er, to the family itself, but with the role. uh, mothers in the family, as if everything is clear, but with this gender, but what about the role of the father on maternity leave of the pope. we are willing to go. i know that in sweden there is a record number of just men who take maternity leave and spend it with a child. on the one hand, the state is doing everything to ensure that these so -called gender roles, even in the family, are supported by law in terms of the fact that you know we have maternity leave, in which he can be, both mom and dad and in fact, other relatives and grandparents, including such a practice, also exist in this part, as if the state fixes that both parents have ev

provides humanitarian assistance, which is engaged in research conflict, which conducts training seminarsct in fact a very large number of foreign european american. including foundations, all of their humanitarian leadership is very similar to one degree or another. well, how to say, but high-ranking shoulder straps on their shoulders hidden under there, uh, modest raincoats or jackets. here in this fake, well maybe this organization was dormant for a while. maybe they forgot about it at all for some period. maybe they are now they decided to promote it, but for some reason i am sure that here are fakes with the source of the eastern version. we will see. uh, quite a lot in the future, because the money invested should work on this fake. uh, interesting thought on social media. i read that e people justify that the targets did not hit the oil depot and hit civilians. and then on social media. this is how the opinion has already become stronger that on the other hand, ukrainian propagandists have taken an interesting position. if they hit, for example, an oil depot and there were no victi

he recorded a video yesterday on this machine, which is literally yesterday's video, which he was sent to me by his close friends, which he sent to them, he tells about the collection of humanitarian aid to help the residents of donbass to our guys and this car, along with thermal underwear and other necessary things. should have been passed in moscow to those who go further to the donbass, let's listen to excerpts from this video. everything works fine here. here is the armored rubber that exists, that's all the rubber, tomorrow we are going to igor tomorrow we are going to igor gon, we camouflage him, we apply camouflage and 21. we give him to reconnaissance, there will be a wolf detachment of the battalion commander. victory will be ours. this is also such a volume of thermal underwear, which we also send to the donbass. but i think that we will not put it in an armored car, so we have to. he will probably take our spacious stable transport. we will force instead of necessary. yes, we will also put it on this side. it’s beautiful, damn it, the last video of sergey is starting a fing

and but this, the rate at which, you know, this decline is happening, which is very alarming added to that. you know, we've had a couple of very severe and, you know, major crisis, not just the pen damage, but also, you know, you've mentioned the ukraine, the, you know, the polarization of the world that is not helping in the political leadership to find solutions. ringback we have a very paula paula white. whoa. and you know, in the middle of that people are stock the multilateral institutions also stock because you know, you can find that clear way out. and i think we need a global leadership now to be at its finest. charles, boosting south sudan chad and this year, as we reported or at the bottom of that list, and you had our correspondent, hipaa morgan saying that a common thread that is conflict and natural disasters. what do you think makes these countries so vulnerable? is it just that or does leadership good leadership come into it to is a combination of different pact, us and as we hugged, we were talking about these countries coming of copied conflict, extreme weather condit

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now he has a lot of problems with the law, which he has to go through, which possibly influence his decision participate in the elections, i will use the opportunity to oppose him. the first thing this case will be thought of. still, how difficult it is to cross the threshold on the missions of the arag. after reading this story, you won't mind. and how many more of the same androchki play golf on weekends in the residence, even though the former, but still us presidents igor kirillov denis gerasimov and anton yanchenko central tv in moscow 19:00 25 minutes and we are returning to the ukrainian crisis. today the authorities of the zaporozhye region reported a new one. the ukrainian military will land in the energodar area. and as i understand it, this is the second attempt this week, correctly, as they started today in the zaporozhye administration about 15 boats with a large number of armed people moved along the dnieper in the direction of the nuclear power plant, moreover, as the regional administration noted, such activity from there were no apu sides. for the entire period of the specia

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today kamchatka has become a place of conversation not only about this region, which is separated from moscow by 9 time zones, but also about events that are geographically close and relevant historical just like that. we will return to it later about the operation to protect the donbass, and the heroism of the russian soldiers - the crimean war. and by the way, at the same time in the 19th century in the far east , participants of the youth forum listened to vladimir putin, they are united by concern for nature, and it is also linked to the processes taking place before our eyes anton vernitsky in more detail. the super typhoon, which had been expected here all the last days to kamchatka, did not reach kamchatka and went aside. primorye, therefore , young environmental scientists who gathered here at the first all-russian forum called protected area ecosystem, lost the opportunity to study this phenomenon in depth, however, even without a typhoon, the educational program was full. what is worth just one meeting with the president, who fulfilled his promise given back in december last