and many of the national unity government members are and l. d members. so, chore men, how, how much trust have these ethnic groups, goss in this political process, how much faster they have in the national unity government that they're going to offer a genuine federal democracy? i don't think it is. you know, the view of the ethnic minorities that we are looking at. the energy is not as inclusive. and you can see that the end you see if you, which is a national unity of a console which, where, you know, main policies meet. and then there's a major part about withdraw now. and also the like, muslim groups also not allowed to join their. so it is very much monopolized by the former and then the members. and that is what the up on the fund with the new g. but it is not the time we divide among and giving the opportunity the military. we have to focus on that illusion. but at the same time, we need to makes, make sure, and you should not repeat the same mistake that emily did. and the international community should not repeat the same mistake that did with t

national unity day day of military glory, the all-russian state television and radio company presentsndiose multimedia marathon of regional branches, the national character of the history of modern times , traditions and customs, outstanding personalities of the past and the present, a high spirit of patriotism, a unique cultural code and original features that form the national character. citizens of the great country. watch november 4 from eight in the morning in moscow until midnight on the watch.ru platform in the west, everyone adheres to the idea that russia is an absolute evil, and the west is absolute good. i'm trying to break this one-sided stance. i am categorically opposed to italy continuing to supply weapons to ukraine every day the italian government spends 70 million euros on nato 70 american weapons, including atomic bombs are here in italy i was one of the members of parliament who came out with a poster. there will be a demonstration until noon today. we can say that we are in the red zone of risk, a very strong ukrainian community, the services of brussels must unde

and for this to be brought about, we need the national unity. we know how important that is, and we know how dangerous it is to live without it. and that's what keeps us going . we believe in power sharing on the basis on free and fair democratic elections. so we aspire to palm national unity government with us and others. and also we believe that the only way to, to do this is to have a free and fair election and the entire land of palestine. and we believe that is what should happen. what you see, you know, in the, in the west bank, these really encourages the targeted killings, the assassinations, the, the, the all types of political and economic pressure is focused on the palestinian president because it's one doesn't want to see the reconciliation process coming to the end that we aspire to reach and we know that it doesn't want to see the day of but a thing and unity. we know that is what has it done all it can to, to destroy every prospect and every approach to national unity within the palestinian context. but still, we are determined to

so we aspire to palm national unity government with us and others. also we believe that the only way to, to do this is to have a free and fair election and the entire land of palestine. and we believe that is what should happen. what you see, you know, in the, in the west bank, these really encourages the targeted killings, the assassinations, the, the, the all types of political and economic pressure is focused on the palestinian president because it's one doesn't want to see the reconciliation process coming to the end that we aspire to reach and we know that it doesn't want to see the day of but a thing and unity. we know that is what has it done all it can to, to destroy every prospect and every approach to national unity within the palestinian context. but still, we are determined to define, to be defiant and against the into these really pressure. and we want the national unity and we want to see that they happen. nigeria is battling some of its worst floods in a decade. heavy rains of effect to the south for weeks on 300 people have died. step

and every approach to national unity within the student context. but still, we are determined to define, to be defiant against the, into these really pressure. and we want the national unity and we want to see that they haven't to marseille. we very much appreciate your time here on al jazeera. thank you. ah, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories. now nato's secretary general wants member states to send more air defense systems to ukraine. this week has seen some of the biggest russian air strikes across ukraine. since the start of the invasion, 12 cities were targeted, ukraine's energy minister says russian missiles of hit around 30 percent of the country's energy infrastructure. around $300.00 areas were left without power for the russian attacks on monday and tuesday, the mayor of the city of the viv says it will take months to repair. and then she facilities that i'm a judge in isn't that if all the power disruptions and the disruption to the water services in the living region that they have all been repaired and that everything is

the opening of the restored monument takes place on the eve of our national holiday, national unity daynd this is also symbolic. and now we are going through a very difficult, but at the same time very significant period for russia and the opening today after the restoration of this wonderful monument. this is the connection of times and our task with you or ours with you. probably, the main attitude to this event is the consolidation of the people of the consolidation of society, as it and that was when the decision to open it was made. here in the heart of our country on red square, many thanks to all our restorers, the entire team of the state historical museum - this is a most complex object. and they worked in the most difficult conditions, it was decided that the monument could not be moved and dismantled completely. the completion of the restoration coincided with one of the first snowy days in the capital in the morning the sculptures were covered with snow a little, but the results of the work, of course, are noticeable obviously, the first thing that catches your eye is the co

the national unity day channel in moscow has completed a large-scale restoration of the monument to minin and pozharsky on red square. times were erected on public donations by the whole country they collected money and dmitry kostra saw the result of the work of the masters for the restoration. the completion of the restoration of one of the main symbols of the country is a national event, just like 200 years ago, when work on the monument did not stop, even during the patriotic war of 1812. the current ones were also completed on time, now we are going through a very difficult, but at the same time a very significant period for russia and the opening today after the restoration of this wonderful monument. this is the connection of times and our task with you or ours with you. probably, the main relationship to this event is the consolidation of the people of the consolidation of society. the first large-scale, the restoration of the monument, lasted more than 2 years of sculptural groups. it was truly in disrepair, a crack in the figures and bas-reliefs, corrosion of the plinth of the h

the painstaking restoration will be fully completed by the day of national unity.th the honor of victory. militias led by minin and pozharsky by the nadpolsky interventionists in 1612. by the way, the monument was the first monument dedicated not to a royal special, but to a folk hero capable of the greatest feats for the sake of the fatherland. it was cast in st. petersburg using technologies unique for its time and in just 9 minutes. but then his journey to moscow took almost half a year. 200 years later, they decided to restore the monuments without removing them from the pedestal. why does anastasia kobozeva know? the monument to medina and pozharsky is going through, the second birth is being removed in the last scaffolding behind the first major restoration in more than two centuries bronze heroes. now like new work. the monument was carried out for almost 2 years, they literally revived time and weather changes, the metal became as thin as paper a little more and there would be nothing to save, but the historical object was saved. the opening of the restored

we need the national unity. we know how important that is, and we know how dangerous it is to live without it. and that's what keeps us going . the all the, any significant concessions that the battle movements can give to ensure the success of the agreement where we are not the owners of, of the, of the states. we are only one movement and we believe in power sharing on the basis on free and fair democratic election. so we aspire to farm national unity government with us and others. also we believe that the only way to, to do this is to have a free and fair election in the entire land or palestine. and we believe that is what should happen. and i need to correct something that you said in the introduction. when you said that, i didn't accept the results of the elections, of 2006, in fact, president about authorized to form a government in his name. and then the us government in 2006 rejected the parameters the world cooperated with us up on like the international legitimacy, the international revolution. they a

we, as spectators of national unity day, also confirm that it was exciting for a very long time.ur broadcasts. here, well , this, of course, is not all the questions. you were talking about that it's great when a lot of young people discover new names, and such events as those already mentioned, for example, national unity day. and it's very cool that the youth? well, we have a path. and how do you, in general, how the system is built? how to find these young names and know that they will not let you down there. they will do something cool there, you were talking about that contests. it is already very active in all regions. it 's true, and you know, there is such a multifaceted work here, because during events. we we are very attentive to our directors and our young creative directors who are looking for young talents in our regions, because we are by no means limited to the capital. we know many vivid examples when guys from the outback, they show a worthy result, and our directors, our colleagues , are very attentive to this and, what is called, these talents get to the surfac

moment, there is a preliminary discussion of the bill of omniscience in connection with the day of national unity, both deputies and representatives of state bodies, as well as representatives of a wide circle of public associations and political parties, may be released 8 1 /2,000 people can count on amnesty for those who have embarked on the path of correction, sincerely repented and do not pose a threat for a country, not every country, but is capable of such e from mercy, in particular in the countries of the anglo-american, some countries of the romano-germanic legal system. there is no such institution as a mission, in principle. in my opinion. only strong truth. the people's state can afford to punish, but also to show the person. this, in my opinion, is very important to recall the key . the requirements of the head of state in approaches to stoners are justice; all proposals that will be heard in the hall today will be carefully worked out by specialized parliamentary committees, the deputies plan to consider the bill in early november. the death of children in fires under the special co

in connection with the day of national unity, a preliminary discussion of the amnesty bill took placee oval hall of the government house . 4,500 people can go free. and in total, the amnesty will affect more than 8,500 people who can count on a step of humanism on the part of the state who has taken the path of correction sincerely repented and does not pose a threat to the country. also fully refundable is capable of such e from mercy here in particular in the countries of the anglo-american some countries of the novel-germanic legal system. there is no such institution as amnesty, in principle. in my opinion, only strong truth. the people's state can afford to punish, but also to exercise the person. this, in my opinion, is very important , given your situation, which is developing along the perimeter of the borders of belarus difficult situation, frankly, it is very important to approach this bill qualitatively in order to prevent a civil split. here is this endless division into reds and whites, which the external destructive forces are waiting for and expecting from us. it is not

. >> the national unity government is not straightforward either. they certainly did not have a better time. copies ethnic groups got in the political process? >> i don't think it's the view of the ethnic minorities. you can see where policy is made . her muslim groups who are not allowed to join. it is monopolized by former members. it is not the time. we have to focus on the revolution. at the same time, make sure we do not repeat the same mistake in the international community should not repeat the same mistake. the important point here is be pragmatic, realistic. any future should be all-inclusive. we need to involve all of the ethnic leaders. we need to be very clear. international communities, there is no case they can protect us from air raids. civilians are victim of airstrikes. we need protection. international community needs to do something. they are shaking hands with the military. it's not the time to giving the military -- these are criminals. they should not be at the table. >> how common do find these instances, and how can victims f

the belarusian most recently on september 17, belarus celebrated its youngest public holiday , national unity day. as before since then , the belarusians have never attacked anyone in their history, we have not been a source of threat to anyone, and this will continue to be the case. henceforth. we are always committed to the peaceful solution of any international problems, despite our peacekeeping initiatives from our country. all the same, they are actively sculpting the image of a monster, sowing discord between belarusians and ukrainians. but if someone has forgotten, we will remind you how in the fifteenth it was here in the palace of independence that negotiations were held to achieve peace, then dozens of meetings of the contact group, thanks to the decisions of which managed to save so many lives, and how in the nineteenth year zelensky hugged and negotiated with lukashenka in zhytomyr and donbass and luhansk were not a hindrance to this. then in february of this year, our president was the first to call him, several rounds of negotiations took place, and then suddenly ukraine changed

the energy policy of the french authorities is also criticized by the leaders of the national unity partyin lipen. blamed the president country is that he does not have a plan to get out of the crisis, the british. in anticipation of cold weather, they buy firewood and learn to heat the liver . natalia goncharova will continue the topic in the uk, preparing for a harsh winter, households in the kingdom warned of a possible power outage. in case of need first, for 3 hours, the british save literally on everything the guardian published an article with stories of residents of the country who ate to make ends meet, for example, 58-year-old david calhard from north yurkshire. decided to heat the house the old fashioned way. so cheaper electricity bills in recent years have averaged around £140 a month, but in the winter. they reach 250 pounds. therefore, i decided to purchase a wood stove to heat the house more efficiently, and in poland, according to bloomberg, they decided to resort to a different method, some households burn

these are pictures of the aftermath me on mars shadow. national unity government urged the un and the international community to intervene to stop the fighting. that's great to me and my since the could feel robertson is deputy director for azure at human rights watch in bangkok. i asked him what he had to say about the global response to this attack and other abuses by me on mass military. well, it's shocking how underwhelming, of the reaction of the international community has been about this. i mean, it's almost like the international community has gotten used to daily a violations and massacre is happening in myanmar. ah, you know, this was in ukraine. it would be front page all around the world, but because it's in a remote part of our northern myanmar, hardly anybody pays any attention. the reality is that this is a military that is waging war on its people. it is carrying out these kind of attacks with no accountability whatsoever. and the international community, you know, issues a few sort of weak statements or condemning what happened and then moves on instead of taking the

charge of the highly influential social media plot around president abraham racy, has called for national unity in the face of ongoing anti government protests. ah, he blamed the unrest on the us and israel echoing co comments by iran supreme leader anti government demonstrations that continue to spread to universities and high schools across the country. the protest began after the death of 22 year old master, a meaning following her breast for allegedly violating these limited republics. strict dress code we will hear in your people are also taking to the streets in support. ah, europeans have come out and solidarity for women leading the fight for justice in iran. here in paris, over the weekend, thousands rally to support iranians, facing a brutal regime at home. european parliament president met solar echoed their message, paying tribute to women who give everything in their fight. we are with you must sammy and it will be remembered just like how dis me knew as i left. hanna. hi, a deaf masa, norco and many, many others. for women, for life, for liberty across party lines, european lawmak

that's why we're in the streets today demanding social justice territorial integrity in a national unity for a haitian solution. i. haiti's top diplomat was in new york pleading with the u. n . to help open the fuel terminal and give the people a lifeline gun. d lad. nearly got, i have the sensitive mission, you move of bringing to the security council nuclear, a distress call from the entire people, which is suffering either and to say loudly and clearly that the people of haiti are not living with as they're surviving. they see a new view. ha, ill, so vive la. but the security council could not agree on a course of action. say that since a un mission to haiti inadvertently started a cholera outbreak in 2010 that killed at least 10000 people. resentment toward the peacekeeping body has been high. those wounds are still fresh. signs carrying anti foreign slogans were everywhere. and police fire tear gas as protesters gathered in front of the u. s embassy in portal france. while the un deliberates over an alternative to direct intervention, haiti continues to spiral. its people caught bet

maria petrashka catch up until midnight on the evening air in belarus alone. the strength of national unity, which has gained new relevance in recent years, will be reflected in the feature film of the start-up project with the status of a national given today on the natural sites of belarusfilm under the working title. we are united events from the life of our country in one of the most difficult periods in the history of the polish occupation, belarusian territories split in the western and eastern families tore apart the families of close friends imposed their ideology culture and way of life the destruction of the unity of society through a simple belarusian of that time in the new film by olga medved the launch of the film was the main attribute of the first shooting day, the cherished plate was designed in the spirit of the film of the beginning of the 20th century. it should be dated 1921, the page from the annals of belarus film called we are united in the national census is read precisely by the people's honored artists of belarus as well as beginners ar. for the first time, the en

he would have come even more to the court, since it was the year of national unity.festival would be the highlight of this year, but you see everything that doesn't happen. everything wonderful weather happens for the better people who are doubly bored in triplets experience the pleasure of meeting from the fact that they can again walk around the yard to watch the performances of national diasporas. watch the concerts and events of the festival. well, just meet. arriving from completely different parts of belarus in this wonderful grodno land, this is ideologically, probably, the most important. uh, a holiday in our country, because it personifies the spirit of our country, no one has ever asked another some nationality. what is your way to the temple. what god do you believe? and grodno land well, probably the most indicative in this regard. 150 nationalities of our country out of two hundred practical ones live here, who live here and nationalities and live in the world and to finally put an end to these rumors about some kind of oppression. i always advise everyo

the deputies started discussing the bill on amnesty in connection with the day national unity, whichhe president of the country submitted for consideration with the house of representatives , 4,500 people can go free and 4,500 people in total, the amnesty will affect more than eight and a half thousand , those who have embarked on the path of correction, sincerely repented and do not pose a threat to security , can count on a step of humanism on the part of the state states. not every country, uh, is capable of such an act of mercy, in particular, in the countries of the anglo-american, some countries of the novel german legal system, there is no such institution as amnesty, in principle. in my opinion. only a strong truth, the people's state can afford to punish, but also to manifest a person. here it is in my opinion. it is very important, taking into account the situation that is developing along the perimeter of the borders of belarus, of a difficult formulation, frankly, it is very important to approach this bill qualitatively in order to prevent a civil split. here is this endl

the first ceremonial events, traditionally on november 4, on the day of national unity, the presidentsthe country will lay flowers at the monument to flax pozharsky evgeny ochirochkina anton kosimovich oleg shavyrina and valery borovikov. tonight in brazil summed up the results of the presidential elections, which have already been called the battle of the titans. more precisely, this is how the results of the elections were summed up by the brazilian analogue of the center of the election commission , the left ex-president was named the winner. lula da silva with what vladimir putin congratulated him on in the morning pula had already delivered a winner's speech, but the current president was sonar, reportedly went to bed, that is, until he officially admitted defeat, which means e in the country is a member of the brix in the country of the cores of the south american common market mercassur, and in the country that next year, the presidency of the big twenty my colleague sergei in the history of brazil has never been. yes when he arrived at the polling station, he showed everyone hi

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to iran where they have called for national unity in the face of ongoing antigovernment protests in the country. they blamed the unrest on the u.s. and israel, echoing comments by iran's supreme leader. antigovernment demonstrations continued to spread to universities and icicles across iran. the protests began after the death of this 22-year-old following her arrest for allegedly violating the islamic republic's strict dress code. here in europe, people are also taking to the streets to show there's work. >> europeans have come out in solidarity for women leading the fight for justice in iran. here in paris over the weekend, thousands rallied. the european parliament president echoed their message and pay tribute to everyone -- women who gave everything in their fight. >> we are with you. for women, for life, for liberty. >> across party lines, european lawmakers are showing the support. >> it is totally unacceptable that a woman can be killed like this in the 21st century. >> i think that the eu should take measures to show the iranian regime that democratic societies are supporting t

we have also heard from the national unity government, the government in exile come opposed to the militarynment in myanmar. they have condemned the attacks and called for a no-fly zone. one minister i spoke to telling me this is just another example of myanmar's military attacking civilians. it does appear to be a pattern which we have seen emerge in recent months. i was just on the border last weekend talking to people from inside who said the one thing that they really fear the most is attacks from the air. myanmar's military has complete aerial superiority. though they face challenges on the ground. >> imran khan joins mourners after a prominent journalist shot dead. the blind and partially sighted for all fans that will get specialized commentary. ♪ >> sydney's has got a new statistic, the wettest october. it is still raining. the heaviest rain is moving away now towards tasmania, but it is not leaving bone dry conditions behind. the rain is subsiding wednesday. showers to the west, but that is normal. probably welcomed. new zealand seeing proper spring weather. temperatures in christc

mark: iran's president is appealing for national unity. the death of a 22-year-old woman who died in police custody has sparked demonstrations. >> first, university students and now schoolchildren. these videos were shot tuesday. a curtis wright's group posted hangouts on twitter showing similar protests, but the protests were not limited to here in kurdistan nor -- nor to schoolgirls. schoolboys are seen protesting in a city in central iran. dozens of people have been killed and hundreds arrested since the protests began. on monday, the iranian supreme leader broke his silence on the subject. >> a young girl passed away. it was a bitter incident, and it broke my heart, too, but the reaction to this incident should not have been to go to the streets and break security and make streets unsafe for people without any investigation and while there were no known facts. >> he sharply condemned demonstrations, which he described as a foreign plot to destabilize iran. mark: liz truss is fighting for her political future at an event which is -- whi

so in these of national unity, these governments, these coalition governments, most if not all of the major parties, parties are paid, you know, take for you participated. just paid it in these governments and and these three were among the most successful probably. lloyd george the man the center of the most of all he still known in britain as the man who won the war. it's the man who won the war in germany by the end of 1916. by the end of 1916, the germans had, for all intents and purposes, a military dictatorship. a dictatorship that was run by hindenburg, but most especially his chief of staff, erich ludendorff wilhelm, the second was still emperor. he was still kaiser, but he was in a figurehead. it must be said that the german was never really able to create the kind of war that you found in france or certainly in britain. but they would be running the country for the rest of the war. the big problem, of course, the central powers was, the british naval blockade, which cut them off from the outside world. germany depends on resources, not just its industries, but also its farmi

the artist continues watching tomorrow at 21:20 on the russia channel on the day of national unity , if so, the entire kremlin palace. what about palaces? and the life of the russian world november 4 at 12:00 on the channel rossiya what do you think about doing movies on the weekend? bai, how to live until spring, when in the eternal heart february all this make you stronger wiser tired of waking up from nightmares every night. say and made for love, i can't watch you suffer when the movie ends. ah, this is for you, kind, honest real cinema, very cool staging of fights, a new level here and love and passion and tenderness. our answer yut countries come on all together day of national unity, 21 word she never rests public outcry, guaranteed, even on weekends for me, when you find a temporary one. you want to separate me from favorite work. for the first time on weekends at 14:40 on the russia watch channel, to explore the world of educational programs and documentaries, watch for free without touch registration. what in general now, because i was reporting when the minister of defense

he would have come even more to the court, since it was the year of national unity.stival would be the highlight of this year, but you see everything that doesn't happen. everything happens for the best wonderful weather people who miss twice in triplets experience the pleasure of meeting from the fact that they can again walk along selections to watch the performances of the national diaspora to watch the concert events of the festival. well, just meet. arriving from completely different parts of belarus in this wonderful grodno land, this is ideologically, probably, the most important. uh, a holiday in our country, because it embodies the spirit of our country, no one has ever asked another of any nationality. what is your way to the temple. what god do you believe and grodno land, but probably the most indicative in this regard. lives here 150 nationalities of our country, out of almost two hundred, who live here and nationalities and live in peace, and to finally put an end to these rumors about some kind of oppression. i always advise everyone to open the teleph

these governments of national unity. these coalition governments, most, if not all of the major parties participated. >> i'll take that for you. >> they participated in these governments. these three were amongst the most successful. probably lloyd george, the man in the center, most of all. he is still known in britain as the man who won the war. in germany, by the end of 1916, the germans had for all intents and purposes, a military dictatorship. a dictatorship that was run by hinton berg, and more importantly his chief of staff, lyndon door. ville when the second was still emperor, still kaiser. he was in effect a figurehead it was in effect the german dictatorship was never really able to create the kind of war economy that you found in france or certainly in britain. they would be running the country for the rest of the war the big problem, of course, for the central powers was the british naval blockade. which cut them out from the outside world germany depended on resources not just for its industries but also it'