right now, he's attending a state dinner in versailles.ozens have died, with hundreds more injured. now it appears that azerbaijan, which is seeking full control of nagorno—karabakh and the armenians who inhabit part of it, have agreed to a ceasefire. these latest pictures show around 2,000 people being moved to safety. russia, a former power in the region, says it has also offered humanitarian and medical aid. the fighting has been intense. this is video filmed in stepanakert, which is the capital of armenian controlled nagorno—karabakh, shows smoke rising. the sound of shelling can also be heard in the distance. the conflict hasn't been going well for armenia and the government has warned of la rge—scale unrest.

france welcomes king charles at versailles for his state visit. the star-studded guest list. >>> good morning and good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we start with possible progress in ending the hollywood writers strike. writers and studio executives held talks yesterday. afterward they issued a rare joint statement saying both sides will meet again today. a source for "reuters" says the meeting was attended by the heads of disney, netflix, nbc universal, and warner bros. discovery. people in the room reportedly described the session as, quote, encouraging. cnbc cites sources that say an agreement to end the strike is near and may come as early as today. the writers strike has gone on now for nearly five months. some experts put the economic impact of the writers and actors strike at more than $5 billion. >>> and now to immigration. the biden administration says it's granting temporary legal status to hundreds of thousands of venezuelans here in the u.s., making them eligible to work. the move comes as officials near the southern border sa

versailles yesterday for exa m ple. what versailles yesterday for example.s, using it to combat loneliness and this is such a good taste of who she is as a queen and who she wants people to know her as. thank you for that. as you were talking, we are now seeing the round of applause as king charles iii enters the building and is now on the floor of the senate. so, some of the floor of the senate. so, some of the formal proceedings will have already taken place, greeted by the president of the senate, the president of the senate, the president of the lower house too and now on the floor of the chamber, the first uk monarch to address both houses from the floor of the chamber. that's what we will be expecting in the next few minutes as it looks like he's taking his seat. i don't know about these sound feeds here and what we will and won't be hearing inside but we will certainly be hearing his words in english and at times in french. he will be there to strengthen ties between france and the uk so expect strong themes on shared history, the shared culture, shar

american president woodrow wilson proposed his famous 14 points, which formed the basis of the versaillest was an idealistic attempt to carry over liberal principles. on the sphere of international relations and the first conceptual project that broke with the idea of ​​isolationism in the united states an international organization was to become the guarantor of the new order. the league of nations, which was formed in 1919. its charter was signed. 44 states during its existence, 63 countries were members of the organization; there were two governing bodies . the assembly is an annual meeting of all members of the organization and the council, which acted on an almost constant basis for 26 years. it managed to hold 170 meetings. in addition, under the league of nations there were a number of international bodies responsible for issues of disarmament, health, intellectual cooperation protection of refugee rights and the fight against slavery germany soviet russia was initially not allowed into the league berlin officially joined the organization only in the twenty-sixth year, and moscow i

even after the first world war , the versailles-washington system arose.and for the first time the united states, which could no longer remain aloof from global processes. american president woodrow wilson proposed his famous 14 points, which formed the basis of the versailles peace treaty. it was an idealistic attempt to carry over liberal principles. in the sphere of international relations and the first conceptual project that broke with the idea of ​​isolationism in the united states , an international organization was to become the guarantor of the new order. the league of nations, which was formed in 1919, has its charter. signed by 44 states. total time of existence 63 countries were members of the organization, there were two governing bodies. the assembly is an annual meeting of all members of the organization and the council, which acted on an almost constant basis for 26 years. it managed to hold 170 meetings. in addition, under the league of nations there were a number of international bodies responsible for disarmament , health, intellectual c

the glitz and the glamour of the state banquet at versailles.nd queen, welcomed by president macron and his wife brigitte. inside versailles's hall of mirrors, speaking mostly in french, the king thanked his hosts and stressed the need to work together to protect the environment. he speaks french. earlier, the king and queen were given a ceremonial welcome at the arc de triomphe. god save the king plays. full of pomp and pageantry... singing la marseillaise. ..and reminders of shared sacrifice. the post—brexit relationship between the uk and france has been bumpy, but there was a show of unity from the king and the president... ..as they shared a sunroof down the champs—elysees. state visits are about strengthening future relationships, finding common ground. but on this trip, there is a touch of nostalgia too. je me rappelle le plaisir quej�*ai eu. during her reign, the late queen made five state visits to france. her son will walk in her footsteps this week, revisiting some of the same places. but right from the start, the message of this visi

the glitz and the glamour of the state banquet at versailles.ger. last to arrive, the king and queen, welcomed by president macron and his wife brigitte. inside versailles's hall of mirrors, speaking mostly in french, the king thanked his hosts and stressed the need to work together to protect the environment. he speaks french. earlier, the king and queen were given a ceremonial welcome at the arc de triomphe. god save the king plays. full of pomp and pageantry... singing la marseillaise. ..and shared sacrifice. ..and reminders of shared sacrifice. the post—brexit relationship between the uk and france has been bumpy, but there was a show of unity from the king and the president... ..as they shared a sunroof down the champs—elysees. state visits are about strengthening future relationships, finding common ground. but on this trip, there is a touch of nostalgia too. je me rappelle le plaisir quej�*ai eu. during her reign, the late queen made five state visits to france. her son will walk in her footsteps this week, revisiting some of the same pla

after all, there will simply be no one to guard them, while a pompous dinner at versailles with hollywoodmusicians amazed the republic; the demonstrative luxury for the immune system was pasta and charles iii was set on a sixty-two-meter table, treated to the rarest blue lobsters and wine for 3,000 euros per bottle , comments appeared on social networks that macron was trying to play louis the fourteenth, it turned out to be marie antoinette and reminded that he was still not a king, but a civil servant. the popular newspaper libera sion compared the reception of versailles with the first one during the plague, publishing a cartoon of macron running away to dinner at the palace, fighting off the starving french; a more democratic program was saved for the morning for the first ladies. the wife of the french president , brigitte macron and queen camila, inspected the library and played pink however, similar a form of active longevity, like the excessive luxury with which france receives guests from britain, did not evoke a response in the hearts of the french. the season for collecting uni

and we expect him versailles.morrow, partly in french as well, although i suspect some engush well, although i suspect some english will also be involved there. it's a very similar theme to what we saw in germany when he addressed the german bundestag. he spoke to german lawmakers in german . and i lawmakers in german. and i think, you know, he is being hosted here in france. it's only right, perhaps he feels that he should speak at least some parts in french. he is, in fact, pretty good in french. as you said, he is pretty fluent, as was his mother, queen elizabeth ii. so clearly runs in the family, needing to learn a foreign language. >> cameron, i just want to remind viewers and listeners who are just joining us, just show show the pictures to our viewers are just joining us, just show sh kingie pictures to our viewers are just joining us, just show sh king charleses to our viewers are just joining us, just show sh king charles and our viewers are just joining us, just show sh king charles and queen awers of ki

but tonight, the president will host a gala dinnerfor the king and queen at the palace of versailles,me enemy of england, louis iv. tonight, in its hall of mirrors, the setting for a state banquet in which king charles and queen camilla are the honoured guests. the palace and the gardens are looking their very best. france may no longer be a monarchy, but under emmanuel macron they like to do things in style. state visits are symbolic occasions, but nonetheless important for all that. and here in versailles, the message is clear, that despite all the dissensions of recent times over brexit and other matters, the historic alliance between britain and france, two countries that are so close in so many ways, is solid and unchanged. the king and the president have met before, here at a ceremony in london in 2020. and the king is no stranger to france. he's visited dozens of times over the years in private and official capacities. and like his mother, the late queen, he's comfortable in the language. a la solidarite entre nos deux pays. for france's top royal watcher, stephane bern, who's

the king is ending this evening at a state dinner with president macron and special guests in the versailles palace. this is live from paris. ♪ >> thank you for azerbaijan's president is hailing a victory and the 24 hour military observation -- two --. her tea has been restored. 200 deaths, over 400 wounded in the process. the fate of 100 20,000 ethnic armenians remains a concern. though he is vowing to make it into a paradise, there is a? of what happens into those of those comedians. reporter: explosions were still reverberating around the city earlier in wednesday. the second day of azerbaijan's antiterrorist operation against nagorno-karabakh. >> i was lucky survive -- to survive. everything was covered in smoke. reporter: then came news of the cease-fire which had been agreed by both sides. in a statement, ethnic armenians of nagorno-karabakh said that with the mediation, and agreement was reached on the cessation of hostilities. they also said they have accepted a proposal for talks on the azerbaijani room -- demand. they had no choice but to do so. because the world had stood by white

the glitz and glamour of the state banquet at versailles. arrive, the king and queen, welcomed by president macron and his wife, brigitte. inside their side's hall of mirrors, speaking mostly in french, the king thanked his hosts, and stressed the need to work together to protect the environment. speaks french. solutions to climate change are on the agenda today, as is a visit to notre dame. devastated by fire four years ago, the king and queen will see the restoration of the cathedral. the king will also walk in the footsteps of his mother, when as she did almost ten years ago, he visits almost ten years ago, he visits a flower market in paris, now named after the late queen. the first day of the state visit began with a ceremonial welcome at the arc de triomphe. and a focus on the shared bonds and friendship between the uk and france. including a king and a president taking in the view down the champs—elysees. so much of this trip will be about the common ground the two countries share. even the fly—past was a joint enterprise between the

the glitz and the glamour of the state banquet at versailles. triomphe. god save the king plays. full of pomp and pageantry... singing la marseillaise. ..and reminders of shared sacrifice. the post—brexit relationship between the uk and france has been bumpy, but there was a show of unity from the king and the president... ..as they shared a sunroof down the champs—elysees. state visits are about strengthening future relationships, finding common ground. but on this trip, there is a touch of nostalgia too. je me rappelle le plaisir quej�*ai eu. during her reign, the late queen made five state visits to france. her son will walk in her footsteps this week, revisiting some of the same places. but right from the start, the message of this visit was clear, even the fly—past was a joint enterprise. the french air force and the red arrows flying together, for a trip where shared experiences will be the focus. daniela relph, bbc news, paris. that's all for now — stay with bbc news. hello, there. wednesday was a wet and a windy day starting off across n

this security buffer between germany and france was determined by the same versailles agreement.e in the first world war. but hitler annexed this region to germany back in 1935, easily and unforcedly, taking advantage of the complete silence of the victors. but the reich chancellor, having gained access to the region. providing it with energy, was able to revive its army, this was beneficial to england, france and the usa, well, let's see who even allowed germany to leave, say, post-war crisis, but restored the economy, gave it justice, despite the fact that germany paid directly and had to pay huge reparations, in the west today they prefer not to remember the munich agreement; at best , they talk about the mistake of the leaders of great britain and france, clear explanations why hitler allowing... to gain strength, no, although there is certainly no shortage of plausible excuses, this is what prime minister chamberlin said in his address to his compatriots, going to munich to surrender czechoslovakia. how monstrous, unreal, incredible it is that we again have to dig trenches a

we have wind as well versailles. wind as well of a host of celebrities in attendance this evening , attendance this evening, including hugh grant, didier drogba, football star patrick vieira and others will report on that later with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> well, it all happened as a result of a leak. my guess is this was going to be rishi sunak's big conference speech in the first week of october up in manchester. but it leaked and he decided , well, i may as well own decided, well, i may as well own it. so a major speech from the prime minister at 430 today and it is a very significant speech . you know, ever since the late 19805 . you know, ever since the late 1980s when margaret thatcher was prime minister we've been talking about environmental policy. it led through to the kyoto agreement on to paris and then, of course, on to the boris johnson government wanting to be the greenest ever wit

we have wind as well versailles.e wind as well of a host of celebrities in attendance this evening , attendance this evening, including hugh grant, didier drogba, football star patrick vieira and others will report on that later with gb news across the uk on tv. in your car, on digital radio, and now on your smart speaker by saying play gb news. this is britain's news. channel >> well, it all happened as a result of a leak. my guess is this was going to be rishi sunak's big conference speech in the first week of october up in manchester. but it leaked and he decided , well, i may as well own decided, well, i may as well own it. so a major speech from the prime minister at 430 today and it is a very significant speech . you know, ever since the late 19805 . you know, ever since the late 1980s when margaret thatcher was prime minister we've been talking about environmental policy. it led through to the talking about environmental policy. it led through to the kyoto agreement on to paris and then, of course, on to the b

relation to national minorities, not only the articles of the treaty of riga and the treaty of versailleshe polish constitution, there was total colonization, read, economic political ideological and cultural discrimination. and in this, all means were good, including repression and persecution. the minister of justice of poland, mistovic, declared that the belarusian ethnographic mass should be remade by the polish people, and in thirty-four, the polish minister of foreign affairs, running at a meeting of the league of nations , officially refused to guarantee the observance of rights. national minorities, but the power of the spirit of our people turned out to be stronger even in the late thirties, the ruling polish elite recognized that, despite all the colonialist efforts. they never succeeded turn western belarus into polish land. all this happened in a difficult geopolitical situation; germany, italy and japan created an aggressive bloc that directed its efforts towards a military solution to foreign policy problems. the ussr's initiatives to create a system of collective security i

this security buffer between germany and france was determined by the same versailles agreement, it alsoas compensation for damage in the first world war, but hitler annexed this area to germany back in the thirty-fifth, easily and naturally, taking advantage of complete silence winners. but the reich chancellor, having gained access to the region that provided him with energy, was able to revive his army. this it was beneficial for england, france, and the usa. well, let's see who... in general, allowed germany to get out of, say, the post-war crisis, and restored the economy, gave the courts, despite the fact that germany paid directly and had to pay huge reparations, in the west today they prefer not to talk about the munich agreement to remember, at best they speak of a mistake by the leaders of great britain and france; there are no clear explanations for why hitler was allowed to gain strength, although there is a lack of plausible there are, of course, no pretexts, that’s what prime minister chamberlin said in his address to the fatherland. how monstrous, unreal , incredible it is

between thus, the once luxurious palace and park ensemble of the 16th century was called russian versaillesll continue. narrow, desolate paths lead to the yeropolets estate, excursion groups have long avoided the dying monument, it is simply dangerous to bring people here, it is hard to believe that the abandoned palace near moscow was once drowned in luxury. you and i are at the walls of the palace. ensemble of the chernyshovs, which was built in 1770 and belonged at that time already... to zakhar grigorievich chernyshov, this is the genuine 16th century, right, right? yes, zakhar grigorievich was an extraordinary person. the moscow governor-general, by whose order the building of the capital's mayor's office was erected, decided to build a russian versailles. the great empress catherine ii spent 2 days here and dreamed of staying for life, but the residence, as she noted, was too far from the city. the richness of the interiors amazed even those who, it would seem, could no longer be surprised by anything. on the walls of the coat of arms hung... marble bas-reliefs of the chernyshovs and

the whole 33—man squad trained in versailles with gatland set to name his side on wednesday. last 13 tests, and fiji beat england last weekend. gatland admitted he still has decisions to make about his team selection. last couple of weeks we have had a few nickels and had a few players not taking a full part in training, nothing serious, butjust a few bumps and backs and shoulder so they have all been rehabbed and everyone is fit so a positive place for us to be in. the world number one side ireland take on romania in bordeaux on saturday, and this year will hope to finally get past the quarterfinals for the first time. former captain and now forwards coach paul o'connell believes sticking to the fundamentals will pay off. sometimes you feel like you come to world cup and you need to reinvent the wheel of a little bit. i think we want to evolve and get better for sure but it is not about reinventing anything. those are my two lessons. you can get all the latest sports news at from the bbc sport app, orfrom our website. from me and the rest of the team at the bbc sport centre,

themes we expected here, he touched on some of them last night, the state banquet at the palace of versailleske, is the politics bit ticked off for the day. and he thanked, actually, those politicians from the upper house and the lower house before joining together here in the senate to listen to the speech today because, of course, they are on recess at the moment. he apologised for interrupting the holidays of the politicians. part of that timing may all be, you will remember, that this whole state visit itself was delayed by six months. supposed to be happening back in march but at that time there were protests on the streets of paris, not about king charles i should add but about some of emmanuel macron�*s pension reforms so the trip was delayed, hence some of the timing issues interrupting the holidays. but this is so far is the holidays. but this is so far is the big, formal, political speech and that has just wrapped up the. ah, and that hasjust wrapped up the. a lot going on around you. we have sirens, rain. ifeela little lot going on around you. we have sirens, rain. ifeel a little g

wales received a warm welcome as they were greeted by fans on their arrival in versailles on the outskirts lowest positon ever and have had just five wins in 20 games since the start of last year. but warren gatland has been overseeing a change of eras — with the likes of alun wynjones and justin tipuric retiring. wales will play fiji, portugal, australia and georgia with the top two sides going through to the quarterfinals — theirfirst game is on sunday against fiji. since we've arrived, even when we arrived at the airport this afternoon, we arrived at the hotel this evening and excitement has gone through the roof. it sort of feels like we're here now and the rugby world cup has arrived and it's been months and months of talking and talking and we are just really glad and excited we are here. another huge event on the horizon too — with golf�*s ryder cup at the end of the month. team europe ryder cup captain luke donald will announce his team today, with this six captain's picks this afternoon. matt fitzpatrick sealed his spot in the team, after hitting three bogeys in his last four hole

wales, meanwhile, made their presence heard at their base in versailles, despite at their base in versailles story about the british actor david harewood, and another man called harewood, the second earl of harewood, who commissioned this portrait. —— the eighth earls of harewood. it's a story that starts hundreds of years ago in the caribbean, on a plantation where the actor's ancestors were enslaved. 0ur arts editor katie razzall reports. one of britain's grandest stately homes, harewood house in west yorkshire, built in the 18th century on the proceeds of slavery from money made on caribbean sugar plantations. obviously it was my ancestors who were actually doing the work. absolutely. and that's not something that's acknowledged fully enough, i don't think. renowned actor david harewood is descended from slaves, slaves owned by the current earl of harewood's forefathers. this is henry, the second earl. he's the guy who owned my ancestors. yeah. which is why you share the name. yeah. each slave was given the surname of the owner. my family's history and your family's history interlock in a

this is the scene in versailles where king charles is guest of honour at a state dinner.ring you the top stories from around the world. we begin in paris, where we're awaiting the imminent arrival of king charles and queen camilla at the palace of versailles in france. these are live pictures from the event. president emmanuel macron is hosting the royals at a gala dinner. the king and queen arrived in paris earlier today at the start of a three—day state visit. king charles will become the first british monarch to address both houses of french paliament thursday. this trip, long in the works, had been postponed in march due to protests against pension reforms. live now to paris and my colleague lewis vaughanjones.

the invitation to versailles of the president of the world is done, sherbets and capacity africa's untouchables is a good way for iran to exchange the capacities that exist in african countries with the capacities that have been established in the islamic republic of iran with the blessing of the islamic revolution and the presence of the people. but the numbers and figures show that these capacities have not been used well in these years, 1,200 billion dollars connecting africa and the sample sand is not more than 1 billion and 200 million dollars, including in agriculture, land cultivation and agricultural work and materials in africa, there are very good lands to cooperate with the islamic republic iran benefits from iran's science and technology they were able to use the field of science and technology in african countries at a reasonable price. which country is our destination today? the science and technology of the islamic republic of iran should be activated in these countries. the export of science and technology was one of the most important countries in the new government . they can

guilty in this student, adding that after receiving a threatening email from the principals of the versailles educational district last month, their son, others, a former person. it was not the case that he committed suicide, if he had committed suicide, another disaster would have occurred in the country, and it was possible that other protests would be launched, like the white-clad protests against the suicide of 11-year-olds and 13-year-old blocks . france, you remember the word family it doesn't exist anymore. what do you want to say to the families of the victims of harassment in schools, including the mother of linx, the 13-year-old girl , they left me completely alone , there was no support for us, france is something that associations and trade groups also but when i dare to talk to the education directors of the country about what happened to their children and the consequences of it will be back to them, however , measures have also been taken last year according to the law of harassing students i can do it with only one hand on the side you can't close your eyes to the issues and o

a versailles by louis xvi in the 1700s. the guillotine in paris. so i'm sure king charles would be very much aware of the history when it comes to the french monarchy . comes to the french monarchy. but of course, the king is here. sorry. go on, beth. >> no excuse . inaya cameron, >> no excuse. inaya cameron, i think we're going to go to hear what's being said now in the french senate. i hate to interrupt you, but let's have a listen. and a little look at what's happening in paris. >> always takes us back to london. so so this is a french cartesian spirit paying tribute to the humour and wit of the british. your majesty , through british. your majesty, through the parliamentarians, he for this morning the entire french nafion this morning the entire french nation is here to listen to you , to his feet and speak, because the speaker of the french parliament who was addressing senators has finally finished his speech. >> they're all clapping. notice you wouldn't happen in the british parliament. so we think the king there . ou

to france where president macron is hosting a dinner at the palace of versailles for king charles anden camilla. the royal couple arrived in paris rlier today at the start of a three-day state visit. king charles will become the first british monarch to address both houses of the french parliament on thursday. a trip had to be postponed in march because protest. what can go across to paris and speak live to my colleague. lewis, good evening to you. the red carpet has been laid out today from france to britain for the king and queen. >> all of the guests, 100 and 60 or so including celebrities are inside right now. they are having a very nice dinner this evening. crucially for us there will be speeches. we will get to get a sense of what king charles iii message it will be during this visit. we have already have a sense of what this visit is about. he flew in around lunchtime this afternoon for the start of this three-day state visit. a couple of days here in paris. as they touched down and climbed off the airplane and make the short trip to the center of paris then towards the ark. th

he added that after receiving a threatening email from the directors of the versailles educational district last month, their son was not the person he used to be, so he committed suicide 10 days ago . the country is changing and it could be like a demonstration the white people protesting the suicide of the 11-year-old and the 13-year-old blocks, other protests should be launched. the confession of disability from the words of the former french minister of education . do you remember the family ? remember, including the mother of lynx, they left the 13-year-old girls completely to myself . there was no support from us. the emir of france is something that associations and trade groups also deal with. talk about what happened to their children the consequences of that will come back to themselves, however, some measures have been taken. last year, according to the law, harassment of students was considered a crime. what can i do when you can't close your eyes to the issues on the one hand, and on the other hand, do you feel that there is so much helplessness and helplessness in dealing with

but king charles and queen camilla had a much more friendly welcome at the palace of versailles.quet hosted in their honour. and, of course , president pompidou hosted my mother here at the palace of versailles on her second state visit in 1972 to i was reminded recently that when she returned the courtesy with dinner for the president and madame pompidou at the hotel de charost, they ran into a little more difficulty . into a little more difficulty. >> our embassy tried to bring several cases of english wine over from hampshire for the banquet. only to be prevented by a customs official at orly . a customs official at orly. >> work hard, play hard for the queen and madame macron. after a comfortable win from the first lady, the pair launched a new uk—france literary prize. celebrate the importance of breeding and the ties between britain and france . britain and france. >> mr president, madame le president. >> meanwhile, the king became the first member of the british royal family to address french senators from their chamber. >> this is my 35th official visit to france . each a

was furnished with the pomp of a protocol of increased rank. culmination of a luxurious dinner at versailles other hand, simplicity, extraordinary in violating all prohibitions , macron began to literally squeeze the king running his hand down his back, almost to his thigh, this is just what got into the frame.

after the signing of the treaty of versailles, a private relief organization. fun fact to know, 1921, he was also secretary of commerce in the warren harding administration. in addition to being the chairman of this privately run ara. a very unusual situation. it was hoover, as chairman of the ara, who answered the soviet call for help that summer. also important to know, the united states has no diplomatic relations with this new country , soviet russia, at this point. that made the negotiations between the ara and the soviet government, in august of 1920 -- delicate. the agreement signed on august 20, hoover's ara, enter soviet russia, to fight the great famine. the riga agreement sets the conditions for relief. hoover's idea, his original intention was to feed 1 million soviet children. his plan was revised after the relief workers made their way to the towns and villages in the volga region. they filled the reports with descriptions of piles of tangled corpses. i will spare you that. there is a lot of it in the exhibit. hundreds of thousands of ragged for m

later michael home became a sweet treat at the royal court in versailles. maria antoinette was said to indulge quite often. the field parisian, like a whole noon today, was only developed in the 1936 by a 2nd cousin of you. we f, a missed, and i do the, the founder of that, do say, the oldest mecca homemaker. still in existence, by the late 19 ninety's. the motor home was once again, all the rage and its retained its popularity to this day. now, unusual variations have started showing up with leads of basal and honey and berg. a lot. and the pastry ships of paris are constantly developing new slavers the to, to do a quick breakfast. it's a complicated matter the 1st you have to get an idea of what you want it to taste like and what ingredients. so need for it is the myself and then i'll conduct a few tests to see if the measurements are right. cuz it's kinda, the goal is that the mca home made from home and know how to sugar and filling evokes a whole new world of taste of its own media. incidentally, in 2005 friends declared march 20th michael holiday. but

there is no other monument to the famous writer in belarus, the real small versailles shchuchin palaceenchman’s residence. kings, i want to see this; the most famous landmark of the city is associated with the name scepios. the palace was built at the end of the 19th century according to the design of the villin architect tadeusz rastvorowski. despite the fact that it was a summer residence, the palace was equipped with the latest technology. there was a bathtub , a sewerage system and even a telephone line that connected several princely estates until september 1939, the palace, like the whole of shchuchin, belonged to the princely family of the drutsky lyubets. she became intermarried with the sceptios in 1807 as a result of a dynastic marriage, frantishka, xareria and his 14-year-old niece maria after the princes the looters hastily took their property to the palace and worked on it. moreover , everything was taken away, from the oak floor to the wooden wall paneling. i can just imagine how much effort it took to restore it. this place now houses the palace of creativity ; alas, not

and then after the signing of the treaty of versailles in june of 1919 as a private relief organization. now, fun fact to know in 1921, hoover was also secretary of commerce in the war and harding administration. in addition, being chairman of this privately run grain. so very unusual situation it was hoover as chairman of the era who answered the call for help that summer. also important to know, the united states has no diplomatic relations with this new soviet russia at this point. so that made the between the era and the soviet government in riga latvia in this in august 1921, a particularly delicate. the riga agreement is signed on august 20 and hoover's aura enters soviet russia to fight the great famine. so the riga agreement, which i'll be referring to a couple more times in, the course of the talk sets, the conditions for relief. hoover's idea. his original intention was to insist what's in the original riga agreement was defeated. 1 million soviet children. but his plan was quickly revised after the american relief workers made, their way to the towns and villages, the volga r

this event as well as all other events planned for today, including the ceremonial reception in versaillesrovided by 8,000 policemen and gendarmes, in addition to the arch , agents of the royal security service also accompany, i will remind you at the beginning, you must have paid attention when i said that the king of great britain, charles the third finally came to france so finally that his visit was postponed, it was supposed to take place in the spring of this year, but due to the protests of the french against the proposed pension reforms and the french often protest, and they decided not to cancel this visit, but to postpone it for a certain time when these protests subsided, and now they subsided and he came. and why is macron not in new york on the foreign land of the un ? because i think yesterday or the day before yesterday i talked about the fact that gena himself did not come to the gena assembly, prime minister rishi sonna did not come to the general assembly, emmanuel macron did not come to the general assembly. well, many people who should have come did not come, and by the

new world order , as they want, instead of what was established after the first world war of the versailles-washington system, which was so laboriously created by france and great britain, in the united states, smaller states , such as, for example, belgium or the netherlands, they understood that their fate could be determined in 1-2 days, then this happened . when hitler captured these territories instantly, and france also failed to put up the kind of resistance that france could have put up much greater resistance. but not everyone behaved as decisively as charles de gaulle , many did not want to put up resistance, and hitler with he easily overcame france, he did everything he wanted there. that is to say, thanks to this treaty, europe was ready not only for a new war, but for the creation of new orders, which most suited those states that actually started this adventure, most of the other states found themselves in a disadvantageous situation, they profitable because they were planned to be used by germany or as a resource what they wanted to do here in ukraine, in the soviet union and in romani

all the attributes of the protocol to a higher level, the culmination of a luxurious dinner at versailles, champagne and the rarest blue lobster. on the other hand, simplicity, extraordinary in violating all prohibitions , macron began to literally squeeze the king, running his hand down his back almost to his thigh. this is only what was included in the frame, what was behind one can only guess from the frame, because macron is a famous lover of male tenderness. here among the black guys from the island. zelensky didn’t even get past biden. macron kissed canadian labor. and he even swung at trump’s knee. but the french president touchingly consoles the french national team player bappe right on the football field after the team's loss in the world cup final in december last year, but this was not enough. macron broke into the dressing room of the moroccan national team at the same championship. in general, charles iii did not there was no chance of avoiding macron's caress. this is exactly the case when male tenderness is flighty. for example, zelensky and his polish colleague duda now t

buckingham palace provided a strict list of culinary demands for their meal at versailles, includingas and asparagus. paul coy is here to answer all the important questions. >> why would you ban asparagus? pauli >> why would you ban asparagus? paul i have no idea. >> i'm more worried than the fact that arsene wenger was in that picture there. that was the thing that started getting me it. there, wasn't he? >> he was there, wasn't he? >> he was there, wasn't he? >> he was there, wasn't he? >> he was, yeah. >> he was, yeah. >> looked nervous, >> he looked a bit nervous, i thought. yes i think so as well. >> i think it's probably the nonh >> i think it's probably the north london derby coming up. he's feeling a nervous about he's feeling a bit nervous about that's it just that's probably it was just early sorry asparagus this season of season. season out of season. >> season out of season. >> really? >> really? >> you don't want to he don't want it shipped over. >> he's environmental list. want it shipped over. >> you; environmental list. want it shipped over. >> you; eniironmental list

were swallowed as they thought they have the right, it's theirs, we just took it from them with versailleshave the right, austria is next, no reaction , so why then, why are there some, just, there are almost 2.5 million germans who live in the german border zone, why their we also cannot fail to return to ourselves here is another concession and we will no longer accept another concession and we will no longer accept if the result was still after the rhine or before austria, then there is a high probability that it would not have happened further hitler was afraid of the reaction to the rhine and that the french would stop him, uh, then they also decided that it was better to appease and appease this aggressor, of course, hitler was afraid, one must admit that he was well aware of the adventure he was entering into, and until the end of his life he was worried about how it would all end, and this is one of the reasons for his suicide this is full recognition - the collapse of his policy, he himself admitted that he lost and his ideas were completely bankrupt , and he was very lucky in the

to vashchenko versailles arkacheev and a flower.rade turnover between belarus and kyrgyzstan is growing, the parties plan to develop and industrial operation, this was discussed at a meeting of the intergovernmental commission on trade and economic cooperation, interaction between the countries has noticeably intensified last year. we finished with a 65% increase in trade turnover; in the current dynamics , we have added $19 million in the first half of the year . by joint efforts, we managed to implement a number of projects. taking into account the increasing frequency of mutual trips. the issue of resuming direct flights between minsk and bishkek from the most interesting news of the economics of society and culture to unique medical procedures is acquiring urgency. 2 km from the city of grodno there is a sanatorium complex, which is truly the pride of the federation trade unions of belarus there, you will find not only peace in the lap of nature, but also an extremely effective method of treating the musculoskeletal system. see

germany made the last payment in 2010 year for the first world war on the basis of the treaty of versaillesst an understanding, actually it was small, but one way or another it is really stretching over time seriously and for example, we also mentioned with you the kind with cancer, kuwait received the last payment in 2022, also enough time has passed since the adoption of all decisions, the development of mechanisms, and so on, that is why this process is complicated, indeed it is long, but we cannot not engage in it, well, in any case, i am happy, i think that you also have what is in the white house they are actively looking for mechanisms well, maybe today there will be a meeting between the president of ukraine and the combined presidency of the combined states, maybe there will also be a discussion about money, i would like to and maybe we have some hope that we will get this money , we really need it now, and then when we need it, but right now, that's right, thank you joined thank you for your professional and accurate comments gennadiy dubov v political expert so we talked about th

wales, meanwhile, made their presence heard at their base in versailles.ons given warm welcomes in this rugby—loving country. dan roan, bbc news, le touquet. here's a fascinating story about the british actor david harewood and another man who shares his name, the eighth earl of harewood, who commissioned this portrait. it's a story that starts hundreds of years ago in the caribbean on a plantation where the actor's ancestors were enslaved. our culture editor katie razzall reports. one of britain's grandest stately homes, harewood house in west yorkshire, built in the 18th century on the proceeds of slavery from money made on caribbean sugar plantations. obviously it was my ancestors who were actually doing the work. absolutely. and that's not something that's acknowledged fully enough, i don't think. na - renowned actor david harewood is descended from slaves, slaves owned by the current earl of harewood's forefathers. this is henry, the second earl. he's the guy who owned my ancestors. yeah. which is why you share the name. yeah. each slave was given the

this famous palace complex, as it is also called the belarusian versailles is located in ruzhanov, and want to be in your place in the tower there are six elements god bless them six elements six extremely unstable elements and the top element seems to have an acute angle. although even me. there are not many belarusian clans that i can reach, so again we take into account, and my hint at the beginning of the tour, we write three noble belarusian clans, although you, of course, would have to guess all together 3 2 1 time is up. so, to which noble belarusian family? show your answer. well, thank you for writing different answer options, but here we have a unique situation , none of your different answer options made it into the one i was waiting for, i sapegi, anya, it’s very good that in this round it’s you on one side and on the other hand, morally it is very bad for you. and yet. your team gave three wrong answers at once. i’m just wondering, sapieha was featured, but somehow at your table why wasn’t it mentioned? well , why at least one of you, and didn’t alexander write, for exampl

the king and queen will spend some time there and they will be taken to versailles, the famous hall ofsolute monarchy built ljy testament to absolute monarchy built by louis xiv, and that is where this monitor will be feted by the president of france, accused of having monarchical tendencies. this having monarchicaltendencies. this ban . uet having monarchicaltendencies. this banquet you — having monarchical tendencies. this banquet you talked about will have hugh grant's and other people in attendance. lots of ceremony, we can see the pictures there as they do a meet and greet in central paris. we are bringing you the live pictures as we speak. what is the significance of it? how does it boost or strengthen uk french ties? it is obviously a symbolic visit. these occasions are. but they serve the purpose of digging in the friendship and alliance which has been decided by the politicians. in the french system, you have a man he was head of state and government. it is his policy and he represented as president, as the figurehead. in the british case, we have a head of state not involved