an activist for union. welcome and highlight i facing shows yourself audience around the world. what is their jamison? i'm a reporter at health post, formerly known as healthy and post, and i cover labor issues. if you don't to be part of this conversation, you can, we are on youtube where i live right now. jumping to the comment section, if you've got a question for dave or layla or jordan, please go ahead. drop back on that question in a be part of today's show. jordan layla, i know that you said your eighty's i. i was not expecting that, but i'm sure the audience will be leading in jordan your 24 later. your 20 you are the new face of, of the union movement in the united states. layla. how did you learn about what a union is? what a union can do for you. how long did that take? well, i would say that throughout my journey at starbucks it's, there's been a lot of rough and downs. and i would say that i was pushed to my limit when i had just gotten out of the hospital and i was trying to ask for some accom

, possibly a union with china this is union 2.0 i'm wondering, in fact, can a second union appear atdeputy, as a person who passes the law. here, can when it is as i understand that you are a convicted person of a certain kind powers and competencies. you can't say this from the point of view of a person who makes decisions at the legislative level, but still. the union is how the union existed, it can have the possibility of reincarnation. i'm sure it is. in the sense and in the form that was unlikely, but i am absolutely convinced that in order for us to our countries to survive in these conditions and maintain our independence, sovereignty is a necessity that has matured and now, which da kalino was shaky, is moving in this direction, these are all countries and here. what currently taking place in st. petersburg. i think this is one of the small steps in this direction, definitely. is it possible with those with the level of contradictions that exist, well, between russia and belarus , of course, the economy there has liberal approaches in some parts of the russian federation, bu

such statements by experts that a union state is a union 2.0, perhaps a union with china is a union 2.0t, can a second union appear at all tell me, as a deputy, as a person who makes the law. here, can i when it is as i understand it, that you are a person convicted of a certain kind of authority and competence. you can't say this from the point of view of a person who makes decisions at the legislative level. well, anyway. union is like union existing, he may have the possibility of reincarnation. well, i'm sure that, uh, in the sense and in the form that was unlikely, but i'm absolutely convinced. that in order for us to survive in our countries in these conditions and to preserve our independence, sovereignty is a necessity that is ripe and now, which da staggered kalino, all these countries are moving in this direction and now. what is happening now in st. petersburg. i think this is one of the small steps in this direction, definitely. is it possible with those with the level of contradictions that exist, well, between russia and belarus , of course, there are liberal economic appr

how did you learn about what a union is? what a union can do for you. how long did that take? well, i would say that throughout my journey at starbucks it's, there's been a lot of rough and downs. and i would say that i was pushed to my limit when i had just gotten out of the hospital and i was trying to ask for some accommodations. and that's when i talked to my co leader who was also my co worker at the time. bill went meyer and he told me what the union was when i saw i had to quit, i thought i did everything possible. and in a sentence, now you've experienced it now that you're an organizer, a union is how would you describe it from your personal perspective. i would say that a union is a group of workers who come together and they want to come to the table and bargain and want to be heard. jordan, we've had so much about the problems within amazon, mostly because workers are said we're going to speak out. we're gonna tell you, you order a parcel. this is what happens behind the scenes. so at what point did you realize that you had to do something? you weren't just going t

second, it is necessary at all costs to improve the circulatory system of our union. talking about finances, everyone already understands. the era of dollar dominance is coming to an end. the future belongs to the trading blocs , in which the national currencies of belarus will be made. russia has already moved away from the dollar in the main calculations; it is important that other partners actively join this process. third

thoughts about what the union of the soviet union would be, the new state was conceived, then, as thend asia, socialist from the very beginning. yes, it arose back in the twenty-first year at the genoa conference. we know that at that time soviet russia represented all the republics that were then soviet, and this thought continued even among the people in the national republics. e of the head of the communist they asked questions. how are we going to proceed? what will the new union be? directly on the territory of the former russian empire? yes, we won the civil war, but what's next and and there were questions, of course, and ukraine was here, of course, there were questions and belarus because of the caucasian federation that was created, but the most important thing that i often see today in historical discussions, what is the project of lenin and federalization. he was faithful after all, because somehow it was impossible to avoid. let's just say that there is discord in the republics, and there are antagonisms between them. if you do not give, here is the national component, th

the union overcomes modern challenges together. this was made possible thanks to mutual support and respect for national interests. we have delegated certain rights to the eurasian economic commission to the eurasian court and to the eurasian development bank, and we are creating a eurasian reinsurance organization. all this time, the guarantee of our long-term cooperation is the parity and balance of interests of the parties, therefore it is important to continue to adhere to the institutional foundations of the treaty on the eurasian economic union. i would like to emphasize once again kazakhstan is sincerely and substantively interested in the development of integration. slowing down and integration processes on the part of kazakhstan is out of the question, kazakhstan, on the contrary, is making every effort to improve and optimize the process of economic integration in full compliance with the treaty on the eurasian economic union in the interests of all states. members of the union, and, of course, taking into account the nat

it is the trade unions that are taking the strike - unions that are taking the strike action— unions unions that are taking the strike action at a — unions that are taking the strike action at a point of maximum pressure _ action at a point of maximum pressure for the nhs and in doing so are not— pressure for the nhs and in doing so are not giving an undertaking to cover— are not giving an undertaking to cover all— are not giving an undertaking to cover all life—threatening and emergency responses. but cover all life-threatening and emergency responses. but one union leader said undertakings _ emergency responses. but one union leader said undertakings on - leader said undertakings on emergency calls had been given at local level. for emergency calls had been given at local level. ., ., . ., emergency calls had been given at local level. ., ., _, ., local level. for him to come out and make those — local level. for him to come out and make those kinds _ local level. for him to come out and make those kinds of— local level. for him to come out and make those kinds of outrageous - make

the authorities of the european union have made many mistakes snowfall. it's still too early to say for sure. who is the winner. who losers? personally, i still clearly see two winners and two losers, the first winners are , of course, nato and the usa now the united states is once again firmly on its feet, the second, victorious ukrainian nationalism 10 years ago. i myself came to ukraine and then i would not have been able to say exactly what the ukrainian nation is. today lived ukrainians received a gift from russia they have a single enemy, according to karma, when you have a single enemy it leads to political cohesion. namely, this is what we are seeing today in ukraine, a nation is being born before our eyes, as for the losers, the first of them can be called the european union and for the reverse effect of sanctions, which manifests itself in the energy food crisis of inflation and so on, the second, the losing side is developing, strange, about, which we often forget, if it is difficult for europeans to cope with the energy non-food crisis, then f

union. so what if benjamin butler, union commander had not marched in to baltimore city under the cover of darkness, under the cover of night on may 13th of 1861? what if lincoln had not suspended writ of habeas corpus in maryland in april of 1861? so we have all these sort of what ifs. but the fact is, and the historical record is very clear on this, that maryland was of the union in the evidentiary record shows that very clearly in really a number of ways that, you know, that i'd like to talk about, as i as i discuss some of the stories in the maryland civil war history. so, first of all, maryland one point to keep in mind about maryland is there were many unionist slave owners in. and that sounds a bit counterintuitive, but in fact many slave owners realized not all certainly many realize that their livelihoods and the prosperity were most protected. if maryland remained in the union for a variety of reasons. if you think about it the port of baltimore which at this point in the mid-19th

soviet union .tions with russia. this is the construction of the union yes, which has intensified over the past 2 years. here, in your opinion, what is the difference then? the key difference between our union and those unions that i have named and can be from other such a difference, but here just in time for your previous question. and where else do we have growth points. our union state provides belarus with a small average european country a unique chance to get in touch with world-class technologies speech about new materials that are used, including in space turn the energy around the world. uh, fast neutron reactor. it's just this cosmic level above space. the technologies that belarus, thanks to the union state, has access to, has the opportunity to develop its competencies on russian bases, the president of belarus spoke about this when we launched, uh, the first unit of the belarusian nuclear power plant in an island, no one in the world shares such technologies. that is, even if a nuclear

oh, great eurasian union. oh, great, here and you fall. the soviet union, of course, is something that's studied very heavily and other socialist countries that are still existing today, especially china. they study the fall of the soviet union, a lot to understand what they could do differently, as specifically as a communist country. so they've reformed into a more market model while still retaining this sort of socialist ideology. do you think that could have been possible if the soviet union were to be preserved? i think it would be possible. and china precisely has got the main lesson. oh, the fall of the soviet union that you should, and you are obliged to bruiser and safe to save the country, the unity, the strategical control over, eat, or including all, all ethnic groups because chinese mulder, ethnical society as well as soviet union, a worse and roger eas, without and transforming, transform the to country without losing their power over their central government. so you could make route for, you could change. some are some aspec

yes, the gmb union are striking here today. | gmb union are striking here today.strike in wales began at midnight and will last for 24 hours, until midnight tonight. unlike in parts of england, there will be barely any military involvement in wales and they certainly won't be driving ambulances like they did during covid times but they might help out in the background to a certain delay. just like in england, the welsh health minister, liam morgan, has said as well that people should only call 999 in real life threatening emergencies. but let's talk to somebody who has worked in the field for a number of years, ian has been here working for 30 years. i wonder if you could explain, really, how things got to this point for you, really, how things got to this point foryou, how really, how things got to this point for you, how things have changed and got harder, in your opinion?- got harder, in your opinion? things have significantly _ got harder, in your opinion? things have significantly changed - got harder, in your opinion? things have significantly changed over -

s recommendation of 24% increase in wages for the union's request, it basically balanced off the union's request for increased paid time off. that was the debate. that was the agreement. and that's what we're being asked to -- asked to support. with that i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new jersey is recognized. mr. payne: madam speaker, i wish to yield one minute to representative rick larsen from washington. mr. larsen: madam speaker, i rise to support h.res. 100 as well as the follow-on 119. a few people prefer to be here today to pass this legislation but congress has the authority to act because we have to but it's not because we want to but we have to prevent a work stoppage. and we have to recognize that the tentative agreements fall short, well short of what is necessary for paid leave for rail workers. benefits do not replace paid sick leave. going to work sick to earn your wage increase, who does that? who requires that? only the rail industry. so we should pass h.res. 100 and afterwards pass h.res. 119 to add

are you the unions side? are on? are you the unions side?re on the disgusting tory side . on the disgusting tory side. there's no middle way today. on the disgusting tory side. there's no middle way today . and there's no middle way today. and this crowd is telling us that . this crowd is telling us that. meanwhile thousands of soldiers are preparing to for other pubuc are preparing to for other public sector striking this christmas . troops are already christmas. troops are already training at some british ports and airports. border staff at gatwick, heathrow and among others are due to strike for eight days from december the 23rd through to new year's eve. the chancellor has announced plans to overhaul the financial sector to review and replace hundreds of pages of eu regulations. dubbed the reforms, jeremy hunt says has provided a golden opportunity to reshape rules. more than 30 regulatory changes have been unveiled, including reversing some measures introduced following 2008. financial crash. banks become much healthier financial . sin

by are banned uh by european unions by are banned uh by european unions by european union and also there are european union and also there are european union and also there are russian propaganda television channels russian propaganda television channels russian propaganda television channels which which are banned after all these which which are banned after all these which which are banned after all these months we're a little bit confused here months we're a little bit confused here months we're a little bit confused here what is that i mean how could you what is that i mean how could you what is that i mean how could you explain explain explain um that for for so many months these um that for for so many months these um that for for so many months these things were were okay and they were things were were okay and they were things were were okay and they were normal for the uh for the european normal for the uh for the european normal for the uh for the european countries countries countries well i don't think they were near the well i don't think they were near the well i don't thin

so that all the union. advances or all the union counterattacks were really unnecessary because they confederates were never going to come down after them. am i right? it's an interesting insight that the confederates never did seriously contemplate a counterattack against that vulnerable spot in front of marye's heights i. it is interesting to note that the federals are keenly aware of their own vulnerability to the point where they think it's glaringly obvious to everyone and that robert e lee is very intuitive and they they concede that as early as december 1862. but from a federal standpoint is much different than a confederate standpoint, they the confederate standpoint, the swale front of them also poses a problem the other way, because every unionist that fails it brings more and more union troops to that swale all 270 yards in front, they to the point where they're paranoid that just the sheer magnitude of force there would eventually rolling forward and overwhelm them. so the confederates are more

i secretary saying in terms of the health unions?— secretary saying in terms of the health unions?stonishing headline but - health unions? i mean, it is quite an astonishing headline but as . health unions? i mean, it is quite an astonishing headline but as is| an astonishing headline but as is often the case the headline isn't quite the same as the story, labour vows war on health unions. what the shadow health secretary as saying in this piece for the telegraph is that he is not frightened of challenging the status quo, and this is in the wake of a vote last week by, it is not the bma, it is local medical committees, they represent doctors but they are not the bma which is the doctor's union, who wanted to go for a 95 working day, —— nine to five, their argument is they would be able to recruit and maintain staff, there is a huge shortage of gps. but i think this is really interesting, here we have a labour shadow health secretary saying what many people think is unsayable, that the nhs must reform or die. now, that puts the labour party on the front foot in being grown up and wi

is preserved for each of the union republics., 22, but not in the final version, so why was it approved on the 30th ? let's talk further about the soldiers who walk the square no longer with the flag of the russian empire, but with the soviet red flag, and the bolsheviks who convey their ideas just in the middle of the street on old archival tapes. the october revolution of the 17th year is not at all as large-scale as it was portrayed by the soviet propaganda in ukraine at this time, the liberation contest or the ukrainian revolution will later declare the independence of the people's republic of ukraine with the capital in kyiv, the bolsheviks, on the contrary , were obsessed with the idea of ​​preserving the old borders of the russian empire, but already under their flag ukraine declared it independent the ukrainian people's republic of the ukrainian people's republic of moscow did not like this very much, they tried to create a fifth column in our country, they tried to create an alder revolution in us, but also the ukrainian

i was in the machinist union, and previous to that electrical workers union.hat i'm seeing here is pretty typical in all industries. a company negotiating with a union will drag its feet and drag its feet until finally they say, this is going nowhere, we cannot reach agreement, and result in either lockout or hiring replacement workers, or both. in this case realistically the railroads cannot hire replacement workers. it takes too long to train them, and they would be a costly shut down anyway. this happens in other industries as well. it is the work of union organizing. it is typical after a union is voted in, again, a company dragging its feet until they are forced to show down like this. railroad management has been playing a long game. and this -- i know this sounds like a conspiracy theory, it is my belief. i believe the management of the railroads wanted it to come to this, where the government has to force the issue, and force a contract on the workers. host: why? caller: why? because, well, they do not want to strike and they do not want to agree to wh

the message here was these were union munitions being used against union troops. this is the port hudson military museum or state park. it's a beautiful state par highly recommended. but these are two types of shells that were found that did not go off. and this is not a unique situation of repurposing unexploded ammunition. this is fr iq. i'm going to me to the president. these are american cluster bombs that did not go off in iraq. these photographs are brought back from a former student of mine. here's a high dud rate. so there's different types of munitions just think of port hudson and all the union unexploded ordnance. they're used. they're taken by insurgents use as an ied, improvised explosive device and attacked an american convoy with american weapons. so this is sort of the same idea that the confederate pts are using defending port hudson. taking unexploded shells and repurposing them to attack and defend the enemy. 1864. the photograph on the left is taken by me at the west point military museum basement. these were all the act of sea mines at the end

there are no winners or losers, and the soviet union and the united states won.the peace, that's how the european union should act now from me. this can not be heard often, but i agree with the president of france macron, who said that russia will not leave on its own and will defend the occupied territories. therefore, it is necessary to start a dialogue with russia and respect the russian-speaking minority in other countries. it is in this way that peace can be achieved, especially considering that now the threat of world conflict is growing day by day, we are in a very dangerous situation. now out of control, meanwhile the eu and the us support war. i am very sad to admit that there are people who will be happy to fight to the last ukrainian. but i can’t help but note that now it’s only 19 ° maximilian in the building of the european parliament, it’s pretty cool here, but as i understand it, according to european officials. the fact that civil servants deputies have to freeze. this, in their opinion, helps ukraine but being a ukrainian. i want to emphasize tha

there are fears that the unions will begin to coordinate their actions. britain faced this in the first half of the 20th century. in may 1926, a nationwide strike was declared in the country. despite the fact that the government officially banned any protests and threatened to use force , almost 2 million people took part in the railroad strike. port printing workers serving loaders metallurgists shipbuilders , of course, miners, actually from them. this protest, then the coal miners began to fight against the mine owners, who decided to cut their wages and increase working hours unions. they even tried to establish their own power. some cities. in fact, strike committees ruled. u easton churchill was chancellor of the exchequer at the time and suggested the use of troops, but his initiative was not supported in order for the country to somehow function. government for quite a few bar-breakers. they worked under police protection, the same tactics used by margaret thatcher in the eighties precisely for her period. there was a fierce confrontation between

the general position of the european union in relation to ukraine, whether urbanism manages to shakeit or vice versa, and the eu has already found tools of influence and taming of this openly pro-russian politician, well, this is really such a very sad development in hungary, which was once one of of the first countries that left the soviet bloc. i think so. alexander probably knows even more about hungary than i do because he lived a long time in austria and probably followed hungarian politics, but now this is really the case in the european union. it is very strange if hungary is now were she not already a member of nato and the european union, of course she would not be able to join either, i think, neither in the european union nor in nato, but she is now a member of both the european union and nato and she is engaged in such sabotage simply both the internal and external affairs of the european union and partly also nato, but it is rather again obliged. i think with the internal affairs of hungary there is now an authoritarian regime and therefore orbán has a conflict with the

the soviet union cannot.general is a continuous part of our history, and it was natural, necessary and logical. in my opinion, the second point. in my opinion, this is the pinnacle of today. i hope that we will still have the opportunity to overcome it, but for today. in my opinion, this is the pinnacle of russian civilization . i will explain why i think so, because in ultimately, civilization is determined by the level of technology. here the soviet union reached the only one. here is russia during the soviet period. the only one of the sudden civilizations in the last 600 years has not only reached the level of western civilizations in technology of western civilization. well, it has surpassed it in many areas, probably, here they talked about this in this cosmos, and, so to speak, and many other things there in the energy sector. she's kind of a soviet one with the first one launched. aircraft civilian, by the way, we are such and weapons, of course, which, unfortunately, is also, to unfortunately, well,

the european union will provide ukraine with 18 billion euros next year. the leaders of the eu countries have decided on this. the european union remains committed to providing assistance to ukraine and supporting its recovery . the agreement of the g7 group of countries to create a donor platform to support ukraine and recommended to the european commission to strengthen the allocation of energy generators, transformers and lighting and high-voltage equipment in ukraine in addition to eu heads of state noted that they will continue to support refugees from ukraine. the united states of america will expand the training of the ukrainian military at its bases in germany. every month, a battalion of ukrainian fighters of about half a thousand men will hone their skills. is and was important to ensure that ukraine had the qualified forces necessary for for better protection, this joint military maneuver will be conducted by the 7th army command of the us army in europe and africa at the us training grounds in germany, the ukrainian military will be trained acc

this atmosphere and as for when the union arose i think that any union of such a scale of depth and level national interests of the people and the political will of the leader, so i am deeply convinced that the union of belarus and russia took place back in the ninety-eighth year, when the belarusian people decided to reintegrate the post-soviet. and the belarusian leader alexander lukashenko conveyed this message to moscow literally. well, in those conditions, he pushed through the union state, first the commonwealth, the community of belarus, russia, then the union state after that. and the union developed thanks in many ways. through the efforts of the belarusian president, we remember the zero years and presidential visits to the regions, which was looked at by a significant part of such a liberal-oriented e russian elite, put spokes in the wheels for a long time they perceived it as air, when a given that has always been and will always be, but a pandemic happened and anti-covid restrictions closed the borders, and it was clear how the border regions began to degrade, which kept on f

there is union busting. it's hard to join a union.es to being in a union and i think people over decades, have gotten to learn that. >> who we identify as a union person now, that image is changing overtime. the idea of individuals at amazon and starbucks, microsoft, the pace of a union person, very different than the hysterical typical out of hollywood casting. >> that's right. what we have here in a lot of ways, what you could call a sort of revolution of rising expectations. they're a lot of younger people who were part of occupy wall street. that wasn't just some phenomenon, right? people took that, there is a lot of activism and a lot of different jurisdictions around the country, where they fought for and got paid sick leave, higher minimum wage, different kind of working hours and what that has now led to it was intended to lead to sort of a higher level of expectations. where people say, what do you mean, i can't take a day off because my mom is sick? or my kid is sick? we're gonna do something about that. the same way that we

sense of the union logic.rs now. we don't remember it at all. yes , this is actually a fundamentally important arrangement for the way you defined trust, because in this case, well, trust, it must be backed up by concrete meaning. so uh, there is still a question that is probably impossible not to ask a military question. yes, although, i'm not a military man in this case, we will talk like journalists. yes, it happened on duty, belarus delivered the s400 anti-aircraft missile systems, excellent systems, as a specialist, let's say iskander yes, which were transferred to russia. i personally understand that this military cooperation is defensive, because. well, when we talk about zenith missile systems - it's obviously downfalls. yes , i would rather refer to the situation when the president said that we want peace, but if you poke your nose, you will get this weapon of retribution. yes, take this weapon and it should be. here russia fulfilled its promises given six months ago as president. marked no questions.

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union.ow is just the date. this is sunday, when the soviet union ended its existence, that everyone in this studio, even ivan sergeevich , they kind of caught the soviet union. do you remember anything about the soviet union until the age of 4, i think i hardly remember anything, i was born in 87. but what, i remember there, i remember how we closed for oil, and to sell coupons, but i'm not very sure. yes, there was a border or there was still no soviet union. it was most likely the early 1990s. let's ah. well listen, everyone has their own. some memories russia did not enter the tone of the ninety-first year there until 91, but i did not i remember, let's, let's, so we will have about it and the picture will be appropriate, you can remember. let's start with mikhail sergeevich gorbachev, whom we have just quoted here in the announcement. i wish you all the very best. this is actually a phrase from his television address. in which he informed the citizens of the soviet union that he consider

well, even the point is not that new unions will appear between state associations. the fact is that, probably, we are obliged to fill the already existing format with content that, in a certain sense of the word, is a response to challenges. yes, and it’s a sin to hide real threats, including russia to belarus and now you said that we see how international institutions do not play the role for which they were created, even if the organization the united nations play along with the collective western opinion, if the osce has repeatedly been caught in the fact that many obvious facts, the facts of the unrighteous behavior of the allies of the partners, are not arguments for the osce to pay attention to them to conduct an equal dialogue well, if possible, open sincere interaction of the state, then we can not count on the fact that you will change in the near future in this regard, but the meaning and union treaty and apparent growth. salo of the union state is a program for us and assistance to this program for the next few years. we remember well when, on november 4

i was in the machinist union, and previous to that electrical workers union.hat i'm seeing here is pretty typical in all industries. a company negotiating with a union will drag its feet and drag its feet until finally they say, this is going nowhere, we cannot reach agreement, and result in either lockout or hiring replacement workers, or both. in this case realistically the railroads cannot hire replacement workers. it takes too long to train them, and they would be a costly shut down anyway. this happens in other industries as well. it is the work of union organizing. it is typical after a union is voted in, again, a company dragging its feet until they are forced to show down like this. railroad management has been playing a long game. and this -- i know this sounds like a conspiracy theory, it is my belief. i believe the management of the railroads wanted it to come to this, where the government has to force the issue, and force a contract on the workers. host: why? caller: why? because, well, they do not want to strike and they do not want to agree to wh

council it was the soviet union council it was the soviet union russia is not the soviet union russia is not the soviet union russia is not the soviet union so in many ways russia doesn't really so in many ways russia doesn't really so in many ways russia doesn't really exist exist exist in terms of the united nations because in terms of the united nations because in terms of the united nations because the soviet union is who had that seat the soviet union is who had that seat the soviet union is who had that seat not russia and ukraine was as much of not russia and ukraine was as much of not russia and ukraine was as much of the soviet union the soviet union the soviet union and belarus is as much of the soviet and belarus is as much of the soviet and belarus is as much of the soviet union and the stands are as much of the union and the stands are as much of the union and the stands are as much of the soviet union as was russia soviet union as was russia soviet union as was russia so you can make an argument there that so you can make an argument there that so you can make an argumen

when he said that at the unions when he said that at the unions when he said that at the unions hadaken a conscious to inflict harm on patient at the worst possible time of the year around christmas. now that provokes a pretty angry response the unions branding that as a blatant lie so that does seem at least to be what the government's response is at moment, which is not to go to the negotiating table, not to suggest the pay is up for grabs . all of this at but rather to attack the unions, not why might they be doing that? what if you look at the opinion polls at the moment, at least it seems to suggest when comes to the paramedics nurses paramedics and the nurses opinion their opinion seems to be on their side, on government side, not on the government side. that differs when you side. and that differs when you talk about border cards talk about border force cards and strikes and postal workers , and strikes and postal workers, for example. but have to say the government is in a bit of a tncky government is in a bit of a tricky situation because frankly, there is no seemingly end

both within the union and actually related to critical imports. we made certain tariff relaxations in terms of those goods that we lacked in the market, because. we had to ignore the negative consequences of these sanctions, which were introduced by western countries in relation to and belarus and the russian federation, but subtly. that they indirectly, uh, also influenced the functioning of the eurasian economic union for 9 months of this year, the volume of promotional production in the eu exceeded the level for the same period of the past. a map of the industrialization of the union has been developed. it includes more than 150 projects in various industries totaling more than 270 billion dollars. to ensure that new projects are added to the projects already being implemented, especially in import-dependent areas. so cooperation in industry between the eu countries among the priority issues as far as the strategic objectives are concerned. first, in the shortest possible time, to ensure a real exit to the implementation of joint projects to cr

legacy of the soviet union the soviet union printed this. undermined himself with this perestroika of this energy of change, these numerous social movements - these are people who have read literature that was printed in the soviet union by two-thirds and were not at all spetsnaz, trotsky was spetsnaz, because it was believed that he had some kind of it's a magical hostile wand. he is a marxist leninist, but wrong. that's the worst thing. at it could be read. e from laurel to bakuni, for anyone. it inspired the youth at the time. eh, well, and we know some now even visible in politicians who started by reading these books. well, maybe then they changed their mind to the opposite. nice, but uh, they just go the other way. now this is the trend, but can the trend be reversed? well then , let's look for new ideals. thanks a lot. thanks to historian alexander shubin this year was important and extremely nervous for china turmoil and provocation around taiwan historical twentieth congress of the ccp debilitating quarantines and their sudden lifti

. find of other peoples lives rather than being anti-union.— being anti-union.ng anti-union. and not for the daily telegraph's take on - being anti-union. and not for the daily telegraph's take on this. i daily telegraph's take on this. urgent cancer surgery at risk during nurses strikes and being involved in the strikes, they're going to maintain certain services, emergency services and has cancer surgery at risk. there is some uncertainty now because chemotherapy was one of those protected surgeries and now, some chemotherapy is being delayed from the 15th in the 20th of december and interesting tonight or today, the four top nursing areas across the uk have witnessed the head of this and saying that they are really worried that the nursing union has failed to protect life—saving services and they are very worried and asking the union to do more to protect patient safety and it seems like is this real amongst those leaders of two hardline approaches and they are being cancelled and things like pain relief for dying patients. it's if it is your final day, it is

unite unions . its called off. unite unions.an 11% pay metro line have accepted an 11% pay rise offer. the union says it's a significant improvement on the 4% drivers were originally offered . former originally offered. former health secretary matt hancock has announced he will not stand at the next general election . in at the next general election. in at the next general election. in a letter to the prime minister said he was proud of his nine years in government. making reference the uk having the first covid vaccine in the world it's been a huge privilege to serve parliament and serve people of west suffolk and i'm incredibly grateful to everybody who supported me, both in suffolk and in government . since suffolk and in government. since then, i've increasing you come to the view that it's so important to engage with people about politics about how our country is run not just through parliament, but also through new and innovative ways. and i look forward to doing more of that. the prime minister said he was shocked to read

here is the union state and the cis eurasian economic union brix sco.is our economic living space, but we started talking about this not in the twentieth year, not in the nineteenth. we started talking about pairing the eurasian economic union and the shanghai organization cooperation. god grant the memory 5 years ago, that is, even then the president of belarus had a strategic vision of the official minsk. this region is called little venice. as you understand, due to the weather conditions , we won’t be able to start a trip in a raincoat, but in no case will this interfere with our acquaintance with the city; however , hundreds and even thousands of kilometers will not interfere with traveling around belarus, a unique architectural building one of the most famous names of the belaya vezha tower, although it has been white in its history. she never was. by the way, who didn’t know this particular tower is depicted on a five-ruble banknote, the national belarusian authenticity home morning, where clothes and weaving items were stored, the red corner of