will hit bit of a, the lentils, religion, she menia sucka, is a professor at the university of rome. she studies political phenomena and has taken a close look at ga maloney as election campaign and at her political values. quinn . look at melanie. her pain can be summed up with one of her slogan logon as i am a mother. i am a christian, and i am a woman. actually, this aptly describes her and her parties, political culture on the ship. and we believe this will also be her guiding principle. when she steps into office at it and kill us at san diego at him, professor soccer says this is also because the heart right party will have less margin to take action in other areas. she said, i'll now, since they have little room to maneuver in economic and foreign policy, the new government is more likely to emphasize identity issues. and sadie minorities could be used as pawns to make a political martin. what this means for monica, maria pau and mia is not yet foreseeable. if the situation worse and the family already has a plan, that it is full bath, upgraded, and young cal provis is headless

will cecilia so to lata is an assistant professor of global politics at the american university of rome. she joins us from there now. thank you very much for being on this news our i guess 1st of all, how difficult are some of her coalition partners going to make it for her to govern? how is she going to keep this says fragile coalition together? do you thank yes, i think it's going to be a complicated task right to take the scholarship together and runny nose is very well it doesn't really have a reputation for alisha. i would say. so it's going to be a challenge and it's certainly been sort of bumpy. sorry, in a sense because as you may know, bird is stony in the past few days as being expressing words of solid art towards the and so that was like a major factor of friction between maloney embers by himself but also but this will be the other calisha partner is going to be kind of hard to deal with, in a sense it's going to be the minister of any transport day for structures, which means that he will not possibly have the control ports. so this is something that's still under discussi

universities of the machine. but in other words, positioning yourself close to the elite thoughts or, and becoming the heart of the a lead yourself entire. these are elated suicide. the vatican in rome has been the center of christianity for 2000 years. and opus de founder, jose maria as craven moved to rome in 1946 to cement his position. he was also subsequently laying the groundwork for opus day to become an elite force within the vatican. before john paul, the 2nd became pope when he was still a cardinal in poland. he had great admiration for as grava and opus de es grove. our died in 1975 and did not live to see the election of john paul the 2nd to the papacy. but the polish pope elevated opus day to the status of a personal prelate. ja, 7 years later, unique in the churches history. it became indirect subordination to the pope in 2002, john paul, the 2nd canonized as grava as a st. less than 30 years after the found his death. another unusual move in the history of the catholic church. when use of rats, singer was elected as john paul, the 2nd successor in 2005, opus de, reportedly welcomed the news or was they had fish shown in for fed z o bus day was very engaged to leading

of bush took a chandelier anchor. opus de maintains a close knit network to stare members into powerful positions. besides the university in pamplona, there's the pontifical university of santa crouching in rome, hospitals in pamplona and madrid. business schools in spain, the united states, brazil, and germany, several 100 schools and kindergartens. as well as numerous foundations. the investments seemed to be paying off. the spanish judiciary is still sent to be influenced by opus day. former judge santiago vidal made serious accusations. the newspaper alpaca, quoted him as saying one 3rd of all spanish judges and prosecutors are linked to opus day. god opens day also appears to draw significant financial support from spain's educational system according to el pies, a leading spanish newspaper in 2020 investment in state supported private schools. the majority of which are religious increased by 7 percent. while investment in a public school system was caught by 5 percent opens days, network of private schools also includes the i e at e business school in barcelona. the financial times has ranked the schools and be a program among the best globally an i. e. s. e campus was opened in munich

already 4 years later vladimir goryaev, a student of the chemical faculty of belarusian state university, returned from olympic rome in the triple jump. the great history of the existence of the university, its students twice climbed the highest podium of the olympic games in seoul in 1988 in the greco-roman wrestling competition, won the student of the faculty of law , commander of the army, the second medal was won by a graduate of the faculty of international relations at the 2012 london olympics maksim mir currently represents bsu . you are a scientific educational innovation center, which is included in the top 1% of the best universities in the world out of 30,000, that is, in the top 300 the modern structure of the university, it is not trivial, of course. we have faculties, if we take this number, they say, facts, then there are 18 faculties in the structure of bsu, but we also have educational institutions, our legal entities. this is the sakharov international ecological institute. institute business. it also has its own faculties, and therefore, if we take it in the context of faculties, then we generall

of the new? i mean, maybe there's not one thing that the universalism rome the other worldliness of the kind of thatmight lead to the fanaticism that the the attack on law, so to speak and just you have your personal life you know relationship with a monotheistic god. i mean is it does this make clear what the thing is that requires the new thinking it's the politicization of the other worldliness. i mean, it's not that joseph is doesn't think that there were some earlier problems with sex in judaism. the pharisees started as troublemakers by his time they had become relatively establishment, although he does say that the philosophy people are pharisees in every respect. but what? which is the one being that they have this completely immoderate notion of freedom, you know, for the sake of which they destroy society. and and so the earlier sectarianism, right. is, is, is somehow complicit in the and also, you know, have to say and i think joseph is concedes this that the very fact that jewish society was so priestly already already presented significant problems. i could get into that in some other o

they're all joining us from italy in rome, valerie foreign associate professor of political science at the university of florence, and founder of spanish italy, and that work for europe in social policy analysis. in florence, alberto to nini, a professor of political science and associate professor of international history and energy politics at the university of florence and in the land theresa fallon, a senior fellow. busy at the chicago council on global affairs, i am a former member of the strategic advisors group to nato of, or welcome to or if i could start with valerie. so this is the 1st fall right government since mussolini. valerie, how much of a historic shift is taking place in italian politics? ok. well i guess that a lot of people are sort of very worried about what's happening right now in italy . my position is and a lot of people are also happy because for the 1st time i have a woman, i will say that i'm not that excited about having a woman prime minister because it is true that this is the 1st time. but usually women get to very high position when they're extremely conservative. it

under government demonstrations, continues to spread to universities in high schools across the country and began after the death of trip to rome. massa, meaning all in her rest for the alleged for allegedly violating islamic republics. strict deck dress code when? well people here in europe are also taking to the streets to show support. ah, europeans have come out and solidarity for women leading the fight for justice in iran. here in paris over the we can thousands rally to support iranians facing a brutal regime at home, european parliament, president that solar echoed their message, paying tribute to women who give everything in their fight. we are with you. last, i mean it will be remembered just like had this me new as i left hon. annette. i a death masa nocka and many, many others for women for life, for liberty across party lines. european lawmakers are showing their support almost otherwise. it's totally unacceptable and 21st century look said that to one woman can be killed for to fan their dad, our rights solidarity matters, but words won't be enough, says the peas guest of honor, french, iranian sociology. professo

student of the chemical faculty of bsu vladimir goryaev returned from olympic rome with a silver medal in a triple jump, the centuries-old history of the existence of the university and its students twice climbed the highest podium of the olympic games in seoul in 1988 in the greco-roman wrestling competition, won by a student of law faculty, commander of the army, the second medal was won by a graduate of the faculty of international relations at the 2012 olympics in london maxim mir currently represents bsu . you are a scientific educational innovation center, which is included in the top 1% of the world's top 30,000 universities, that is, in the top 300 the modern structure of the university, it is not trivial, of course. we have faculties, if we take this number of fact, then in the structure of bsu there are 18 faculties, but we also have educational institutions of our legal faces. this is the sakharov international institute of ecology. business institute. they also have their own faculties, and therefore, if we take it in the context of faculties, then we generally have 31 faculties in the complex of the belarusian state university, 177 infidels in the st

heading to the university of gastronomic sciences, which is run by the food movement, the genesis of the slow food movement was when they opened a mcdonald's at the spanish steps in romef people protested, and that was the beginning of the movement. it is, without question, significant change in the world of food as we know it. the campus is an hour south of turin, in the small town of poland so. and when i say small, i mean small. like tiny. can we go's with smaller street? [laughs] it's like a test. what an amazing spot. this is clearly not your average college campus. students here get to study in the 19th century gothic palace, originally built for piedmont loyal royal family. [speaking non-english] i'm meeting carlo, the founder of the university, and creator of the slow food movement. you might say a real life caped crusader. [speaking non-english] [speaking non-english] >> slow food mission is to fight against blend, industrialized food. the university teaches the value of regional specialties, from all of oil to wine. it's all about savoring, food, drink, company the wonderful ritual of eating. i've come back to turin to see slow foods philosophy inaction. and

rome. >> jimmy: why? >> this is the center of the universe here. >> jimmy: i see. [ cheers and applause ] >> everybody hereget away from me. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: you do? >> over there. new yorkers don't stop, we don't hang out. new yorkers at the train, we go home. i'm not in new york city, born and raised here, right down the block. [ cheers and applause ] let me tell you, now. brooklyn, you becoming gentrified, you can tell when it's over. when there's a starbucks, a chase bank, and a hole through your neighborhood. >> jimmy: that's the end? >> the end. [ applause ] >> jimmy: how old is your daughter now? >> my daughter's 9. >> jimmy: 9 years old, wow. >> oh, man, that's my daughter, that's my princess. she's a chip off the old block. playing with her cousin last week, playing with tonka trucks. he held with his tonka truck, she made him pay $20 on the spot. [ laughter ] chip off the old block. >> jimmy: what is she interested in now? what are her hobbies? >> she wants to be a marine biologist. >> jimmy: she does? is that because of the sharks? >> i have a 20,000-gallon shark tank in the backyard. that

rome, great jus. >> helen pam, he is a big time college player. he won a national championship at the university ofa about probably about 4 years ago at this point, played a couple years in oklahoma city. but, latch on. and there's a lot of - talent there. when the warriors call like he said yan says an answer. exactly. it is going to the harvard of the nba. wants to learn the premier place to do exactly your all right. >> thank you. kron 4 is your election headquarters. and as we approach the mid terms, californians will soon have the opportunity to vote on several statewide ballot measures, including 2 propositions to legalize online and in person sports betting. but as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace explains, results just released from a new poll indicates voters are not ready to go all in on either measure. >> well, if you are willing to bet either or both of these measures are pass. well, a new poll indicates your wager may be way off. not one but 2 propositions. this election could change the sports betting landscape across the state or a sports betting expert robert lenahan describe

university of toronto. italy's first female prime minister, giorgia meloni, and her ministers have been sworn in at a ceremony in the presidential palace in romely party won last month's elections with just over a quarter of the vote. stefano fasano reports. giorgia meloni, the first woman to be italy's prime minister, takes the oath of office. she is also the only leader of a party with neofascist roots to form a government in the republic�*s history. ms meloni will give a speech in parliament on tuesday and must win a vote of confidence in both chambers. more formality, given the very solid majority. but the coalition has proven to be notably fractious in the past week. former prime minister silvio berlusconi, one of her alliance partners with matteo salvini's league, described her as arrogant and bossy, then blamed ukraine the two exchanged gifts and very sweet letters, he said. in response, ms meloni reiterated her government would be strongly pro—nato and anyone who rejected that as far as foreign policy goes, she will stay put, as in, ms meloni, madame meloni, she wants to stay on the european and nato side, but the alliance with salvini