that's how we are today. ask the speaker of the parliament of georgia, shaleva papuashvili, said in may that georgia adheres to the strategic policy of patience , this is a quote, how long can georgia adhere to the strategic policy of patience, and how can it turn out? we are talking about the government that is actually a messenger who comes from the kremlin , and a government that does not see the strategic goals of the georgian state in relation to the russian occupation . this is what you did, by the way, when i served as president from my country, we and the ukrainian delegations at international forums in our positions. i was just there where we were agreeing on every word that we would say about the occupations that were happening, but now, again, we are in fact governed by a government that, through machinations, can now serve and serve russia, but in general it is impossible because when russia loses, it will definitely lose necessarily lose all your opportunities in the region. that's when there will be a serious solution here. it's really cool. we can't stand like this. in co

parliament. a judge in the us state of georgia has decibel of $200000.00 for the full and the president, donald trump, he and 18 all those on keys of criminally conspiring to overtime. the results of the 2020 presidential election in the state. trump has announced that he will surrender on 1st day the west african regional blog. it was has dismissed a proposal by new jazz june test, a 3 year transition to civilian rule mother she lita may the proposition off to talks with an equal austin negation on saturday. as a headlines, 11 is coming up next. as temperatures hit, the highest on record, environmental leaders will gather in canada to discuss international action to combat climate change on the world to meet the 2013 goals set out to ames pollutions and most of buyers. as far as the 7th assembly of the global environments facility on noticing of, we have multi $1000000000.06 tours of tried is thriving again after being shut down during the global pandemic with the countries board is reacted towards a floating around the world on a scale design from kind of the split it backwards. and once you've got

of opposition. leader pitt tell him german route to become prime minister. this will likely cleared away for a new leadership vote in parliament as early as friday. for the republican governor of georgia has rejected the allegation by donald trump that the 2020 election was stolen from him. the former us president and 18 of his age have 9 days to surrender and answer charges of racketeering and folder fraud in the state. it is trumps, forth indictments in 5 months, john henry and has more from the state capital atlanta. right. donald trump is doubling down after the 4th indictment here in the state of georgia. the former president says that he will show irrefutably on monday, at his resort in bed minister, that there was fraud in the georgia election. that is, despite the fact that for 3 years, he and his partisans have been unable to prove that fact. and that his efforts to make that case have led to as indictments in what is alleged here in atlanta. to have been a conspiracy by at least 19 people, including trump, to overturn the georgia election. government officials and hazy, say more than 3000 people have fled, gang violence in the capital. within the past 24 hours. violence incr

of power. georgia was given back and removed the draft law on agents from consideration, and a week after that it was out of the european press. it is known that the european parliamentits own law on agents for the european union ; according to it, all commercial and non-profit organizations will be required to report funding from outside the eu and a barrel, it is silent and the united states does not protest. and you know why, because in the usa such a law has been in effect for 84 years. it's called furing agents registration. the foreign agents registration act is abbreviated as fara, it was passed in 1938 , in 1966 and 95 amendments were made that slightly narrowed the scope of the law, but its priorities remained the same. interests of other countries. that is, the democratic west understands the power of the printed word and treats it exactly as it publishes weapons under it , restrictive laws monitor deliveries to its market, carefully select those who can use it in public space, but we have the right to the same thoughtful approach refuses. as in any war, learn to handle weapons in the information war. this word is to check someone else’s, to think about one

pakistan's parliament was dissolved last weekend of the election, expected sometime before november. in the u.s., all eyes are on georgiae donald trump is facing a potential fourth indictment and must vent five months. as of about 5:20 on the east coast, no indictment has been filed, but these were the scenes of monday in fulton county, georgia. prosecutors are investigating trump's alleged efforts to overturn the 2020 election and became presenting -- began resenting evidence to a grand jury. the district attorney's -- fanni willis -- traditional analyst predict that willis could wrap it all under the racketeer and corrupt organization law. a note infamous phone call from placed two georgia officials where he asks them to "find" the exact number of votes to overturn bidens victory in georgia could be cited. and they could be cited -- the sweeping case may also include the harassment of two fulton county poll workers. aot to break down here. we are joined by sarah smith outside the courthouse in atlanta. a potential charge expected to be related to trump's actions after the 2020 election in georgia. what is the scene th

parliament in georgia, by the way. they just did not come. i met this woman who was one of the press people.id, you know, she said ms. carter, mental health is just not a sexy issue. [laughter] that i did not like. i never did get very much coverage. we toured the country, found out what was needed, developed legislation and passed the mental health systems act of 1980. it passed through congress. one month before and voluntarily retiring from the white house and the incoming president never implemented it. one of the greatest disappointments in my life. >> you are watching american history tv. coming up, her role as a political and policy partner to president carter. serving a groundbreaking role as a representative of the country on foreign trips. 'you will also hear her assessment of what she believes to be jimmy carter's greatest achievements. and herer memories of the iranin hostage crisis which consumed her husband to the last months of his presidency. >> i bring you greetings from latin america and the caribbean spirit and. [inaudible] [laughter] >> i've done this for a few weeks and

parliament in georgia by the way. but they just didn't come and one day i was walking on the dance floor in the white house and this woman that was one ofthe press people, i said covering them and said it's just not a sexy issue. i didn't get very much coverage and we toured the country and found out what was needed and developed legislation and passed the mental health system from 1980 and the incoming president put on a show and never imin the meantimed it one of the greatest disappointments of my life. >> you're watching american history tv where you're listening to rose linn carter in your own words. coming up, her role as a lit cal and policy partner to president serving a ground-breaking role as a representative of the country on foreign trips and you'll also hear her assessment of what she believes to be jimmy carter's greatest achievement and iranian hostage crisis, that consumed her husbandnd through the last months of his president schism >> i bring you greetings fromm latin mesh and the caribbean. i've done this for two weeks and i couldn't resist but seriously, it was a good trip. this morning the speech and my visit to lati

parliament on the avenue rustaveli broke down dissatisfied with the arrival of russian tourists. it turned out to be too little dead, as khaladze said that such a protest is directed against the peaceful development of georgiasians vacationing. economy. georgia will lose up to a billion euros annually, and the head of the ruling party, the georgian, the headquarters of democratic georgia, cited figures for understanding the speech from about three. so all the economies of the country and the total volume of 30 billion dollars a huge contribution to the economy russian entrepreneurs also contribute. first, a special operation. they opened in georgia more than 21, 1,021 and more than 1,000 firms, that is , an average of 1,300 new companies together . of course, healthy political forces. georgia spoils relations with moscow and does not want to scare off russian business tourists. but if such actions continue, our citizens, of course, will find and rest and where they invest their money. first of all , i want to say that georgians are in solidarity with us, and not only georgians, but also ukrainians and belarusians, because this is our fight, a common war against russia is against the aggression of terror tha

parliament. >> brilliant. and we're moving ever closer to of that figure. let's take you to the united states now because we are seeing live pictures from atlanta in georgia,ict moment. those are the latest pictures as prosecutors at the courthouse are expected to present a grand jury with the findings from their two and a half year investigation into former president donald trump and a number of his allies for their alleged attempts to overturn donald trump's narrow election loss in georgia in november 2020. if we remember back to january, the second, 2021, there was this infamous phone call between donald trump and the secretary of state of georgia, where he attempted to ask or allegedly attempted to ask or allegedly attempted to ask for extra ballots to be, quote unquote, found in order to shift the result in the wake of that election. >> it caused a big media storm at the time. but over the last two and a half years, there have been special prosecutors looking into this, particularly this phone call , into this, particularly this phone call, but other into this, particularly this phone call , but other records into this, particularly this phone call, b