hopefully we'll figure that out and have her join us once again, but spokesman of the international schiller institute, harley schlanger is joining us from portsdam germany. uh, sir, welcome to the program. first of all, give us your perspective on how events have transpired over the past few days uh and uh the uh israeli indiscriminate um... areal assault on gaza continues, amits the international condemnation. well, it's it's definitely the case that israel is violating international law, and that the western powers are giving them an open door to do it. uh, the fact that biden was there, schulz was there from germany, uh, sunak came from from england. the only one hasn't shown up is zelenski, and maybe that's because zelensky is a part of a... neonazi government, but the fact of the matter is that the israelis are showing no hesitancy to violate international law, and they can do it because they're getting a green light. now "i think it's important to note that the attempt of the biden administration to clear israel of any responsibility for the bombing of the al aliha hospital uh is fill

the schiller institute, has an, an international piece coalition. and if you, if you look it up on, on lines here to find that we have, we have high level peace activists from over 30 countries. we have people in south south america. we have people in, in western europe, in eastern europe and asia in africa. and we are trying to communicate this, we're trying to communicate that whatever protests occur in the united states, they will not succeed unless the i see that the, an articulation of a higher order level of thinking. which is that, you know, at the end of the day that the only thing that creates an alternative to the cycle is of perpetual violence. is economic cooperation. and it's precisely, oh, sorry. were you gonna say? no, no, he's a, he's been there who a, he's a well, well, i mean, i'm not here as an advocate for um, for the adult road initiative for, for brakes. in other words, i'm not in their employee, but something, something along that line is clearly what the united states, as the representative of the sort of middle line west ref

happy, as a child she redrew engravings from the books of byron, shakespeare, schiller.s first teacher at the palace of pioneers was the famous artist katkov. in 1971 , her first personal exhibition took place. the influx of visitors was such that the exhibition had to be significantly extended. the artist was equally good at painting, graphics and design, and made stained glass. happy participant of more than 50 personal exhibitions in belarus and abroad. the works of the honored artist of fsu are in museums, galleries and private collections around the world. on october 25, 1936 , film director, people's artist of the bssr and ussr, laureate of the ussr state prize, viktor turov, was born in mogilev. international recognition came to him in 1965, after the release of his first feature film. in 1994, by decision of a special unesco commission, the film was included in the top 100. films about war. the director's next significant work is the film i come from childhood. belarusian critics recognized it as the best film in the entire history of national cinema. and people

he's also southwest asia coordinator at the schiller institute, new joints, even stockholm, and sweden as a and thank so much for coming on the show. i've got the, the book that you wrote a few years ago, extending the new silk road to west asia and africa. but of course, wild tomorrow may be this, the, the, the forum i'm showing kind of escaped you, that the nature nation propaganda media says it's basically a failure. utility is leaving. china as partners are all in depths. china is a property market is collapsing. would you probably say actually that to approve again, there may be some dramatic events.

thanks lot, spokesman of the international schiller institute, harley schlanger joining us from potsdam, germany, the pro-palestinian rallies are now picking up steam, as we can see uh, a uh another rally has also started uh uh in support of the palestinians in daka and bangladesh, also uh jordan uh and the jordanian capital aman has been the scene of uh constant anti-israeli demonstrations and uh rileys in support. the palestinians ever since uh the uh war started on the besiege gaza strip on october the 7th uh and once again earlier images uh from demonstration that's taking place in the iranian capital tehran uh as well. we're now bringing an international lawyer barry grossman joining us from bali indonesia mr. grosson welcome to the program uh give us your thoughts on this international uh response the international rallies that we're seeing in support of palestinians and also uh condemning the uh israeli crimes and onslot against the defenses people of ghaza? well it's certainly reassuring and no doubt um particularly reassuring to the people in gaza who are at the receiving end o

at the schiller institute, my organization, there has long been an idea that peaceful mutually beneficialconomic development, i emphasize, joint economic development. so thus, the security conference in minsk is extremely important for the development of this international dialogue. it must be recognized that european security does not exist today. neither as a fact nor as a system, nato members believe that they are under the umbrella of their alliance, an alliance that ignores all other structures and mechanisms that could provide common security for all, and not only ignores, but tries to reduce their effectiveness, we we can see this in the example of organizing a collective security treaty. western-centricity becomes a thing of the past. this place is occupied by multipolarity and polycentricity. most countries in the world support diverse development paths, and want their choices to be respected, rather than alien principles being imposed on them. and in this process, eurasia occupies a key place. a neighboring country to belarus, poland is now heavily militarized. and by the way, s

he's also southwest asia coordinator at the schiller institute, new joints, even stockholm and sweden. this is a thanks so much for coming on the show. i've got the, the book that you wrote a few years ago, extending the new silk road to west asia and africa. but of course, while tomorrow it may be this, the, the, the forum i'm showing kind of escaped you, that the nature nation propaganda media says it's basically a failure easily is leaving. china as partners are all in depth. china is a proper, the market is collapsing with you probably say actually that to improve again. there may be some dramatic events, success and will that be discussed tomorrow? you're going to be there? yes. so thank you. i'll shoot for it. i mean it's my pleasure. yeah. sure, i mean, all these predictions that i says when i think you have 2000, china has collapsed many times. according to these, a twos say there's uh, you know, producing china's fall in collaborative, has been going on for 20 years, is not going to happen. china has a completely different structure. it cannot be expected either about china's

we'll be back on monday with the schiller institute to say no scar you ahead of. and you will peaceful world being joined by james 3rd. milton road for him, united the world in global development, not more, but until then, keep in touch viral social media. if it's not extensive in your country and had to watch, i don't think i'll be going to be on realms. they'll come to us. new and old. episodes of going underground see monday, the the know look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except we're so shorter is that conflict with the 1st law show alignment of the patient. we should be very careful about our personal intelligence as the point obviously, is to trace a trust, rather than fit the various jobs. i mean with artificial intelligence, we have so many with them in the a robot most protects this phone existence with alexis, the, they are probably higher my little story to the model girl that i got you. no problem seeing it all out of the thing. 30 minutes us out in the drive i

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he's also southwest asia coordinator at the schiller institute need, joins even stockholm and sweden as a and thank so much for coming on the show. i've got the, the book that you wrote a few years ago, extending the new silk road to west asia and africa. but of course, while tomorrow it may be this, the, the, the forum i'm showing kind of escaped you, that the nature nation propaganda media says it's basically a failure easily is leaving china as partner's role in death. china is a proper, the market is collapsing with you probably say actually that to improve again. there may be some dramatic of its success and will that be discussed tomorrow, you're going to be there? yes, so thank you. i'll shoot for it. i mean, it's my pleasure. yeah, sure. i mean all these predictions that says when i think you have 2000, china has collapsed many times. according to these a, it was say there's uh, you know, producing china as well and collaborative has been going on for 20 years, is not going to happen. china has a completely different structure and it cannot be structured rather about china's

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admiralty bow, family affairs for 300, boris pasternak translated three plays about this queen: schiller that manechka became he's like family, mary stuart, that's right. family affairs over 400. according to one version, the name of this character reflected the name of bulgakov and laria’s cousin mikhailovna. gella, no. and ilaria. larion larionovich surzhansky. larioshek. from the white guard. larioschek. family affairs 200. his son oscar led his expeditionary headquarters for many years, and recently wrote a book with his father on all the oceans. fetr konyukhov , that’s right, there are 200 rivers in literature. the auction is 500 for arthur, how much for anton, 600 for you, we’ll play for 500, this river in the novel by viktor peleevin. aev and emptiness are called the conventional river of absolute love. ural, ural, absolutely right, such a pseudobreviation. who's over 200? this mysterious character was a frequent guest in revolutionary arithmetic problem books? someone, someone, absolutely right, remember, in the adventures of pinocchio, you have two apples in your pocket, someone

gloves 800, his 1831 ballad glove, a free translation of the poem of the same name by friedrich schillere in front of you are designed to work exactly there, in space, in outer space, that's right, gloves cost a thousand, these gloves... without fingers in the 19th century could not only cover the palm, but also reach the elbow, they're called mittens, that's right, what we play for 400, in the song of bulat akudzhava , this instrument is made of some kind of wood, from some kind of rough veins. is this a guitar? no, maybe there was a like, no. the musician was playing the violin, i looked into his eyes. we continue playing, what we play for 200, this musical instrument was played by gena from passers-by on the veda. boots, that's right, diaries for 600, code for the bag, well, i’ll give it to vladislav, vladislav, the topic is crime , the stake, where to put the thousands, attention to the screen, this masterpiece, stolen by the italian vincenza perugia in 1911, was found by the thief 2 years later returned... to its rightful place place, and not jacondulion stole? that’s right, what we

prices in august nationally were 2.6% higher than august of last year that's according to the s&p schillerndex up from the 1% increase in july and also about 6% higher than when prices bottomed at the start of this year interesting, though, the city's seeing the biggest gains are not the pandemic hot spots quite the opposite chicago, new york and detroit led the pack meanwhile, formerly strong markets like las vegas, phoenix and san francisco are all in the negative year over year. the regional differences are now much bigger than they have been. that has to do with what we have seen in the markets historically more affordable. granted this report is from august and it's a three-month running average so it really goes back to june. take a look at where mortgage rates have gone in that time i don't know if we have that chart. i guess not. but we started june at 6.85% and then climbed pretty steadily, now hovering below just 8% that's a big difference on a monthly payment. there's still demand out there the slow down in sales is causing a slight uptick in supply, nowhere near normal levels,

phil schiller and nancy-ann deparle, because actually struggles is how many in terms of what we face are over. we walked into the great recession and then we walked into you know, you know, trying to get the affordable care act passed. we walked into the repeal of don't don't is dead tell you so yeah there were there were a lot of. and your question about you know what did the first lady and our team view as necessary struggles actually is shaped by something that was a guiding principle for our work that mrs. obama articulated. and from the very beginning, she said there's only one person elected in this building and everything we do on our side of the house needs to be in service of his agenda. and if it's not, then we got to ask ourselves a question about why are we doing it? and so, you know what we did and the initiatives we did, how she spent her time, where she went out was very much shaped by what what would serve the president's agenda was very much shaped by not doing something that would detract from his agenda or what was going on in that particular moment. so, you know,

at the schiller institute, my organization, the idea has long been that there is peaceful , mutuallyemphasize: joint economic development. thus, the security conference in minsk is extremely important for the development of this international dialogue. a neighboring country to belarus, poland is now being heavily militarized; by the way, it does not hide its plans about what it is preparing from radical belarusian opposition, armed groups with the possible prospect of infiltrating here into belarus. tell me, from poland, maybe... yes, we believe that this is a great danger, since we are putting forward a proposal for a universal new architecture of peace and development, which could be global, the current proxy war of nato against russia is extremely dangerous. london and washington, in their own words, intend to dismember russia, and after that prepare for war with china. thus, the situation is strategically and globally much more dangerous. this is a red alert. and what needs to be done. now is to negotiate between east and west, well, with the beginning of an acute conflict in pal

chairman, senators, i am doug schiller, director of insurance for consumer america. arrived in many parts of the country and is brewing in others. i will highlight what consumers are dealing with. some thoughts about her government ensures that property owners can work together to reduce costs, improve coverage and build safer homes in more resilient communities. in 2022, americans spent about $125 billion in home insurance. we hear from many around the country paying upwards of five dollars per month just for the basic home insurance. add more if they need to and if they need to buy a separate policy. not surprisingly, regions is being hit hard in this market but this is a national problem. in fact, some of the highest insurance prices paid by the residents in the midwest facing hail risk but the pain is not distributed. the most honorable are often home to community color and low income americans amplifying the crisis for them and it is not just geography targeting these communities. insurers penalize homeowners if they don't have a great credit score even if they

various age groups collect donations worldwide to help lisa schiller a spokesperson for the better businessial media scammers who will take advantage of people's willingness to help. she says people's hearts are on the line and she wants people to be very careful but she encourages them to do their research on social media sources or charities before making a donation. jon: different at that point christie and i understand the better business bureau has a list of relief organizations they have vented themselves. >> that is right, jon it could be very helpful give.org the bbb wise giving alliance website lists the bbb's accredited relief organization so people can go to give.org click on that and searched for the names of those groups and get more details on their efforts. a few of those groups listed include the jewish nat nationald and the international rescue committee. jon: good information for viewers to have. christina coleman and los angeles. christina, thank you. we will continue our coverage of the war in israel straightahead. my little family is me, aria, and jade. just the three o

at the schiller institute, my organization, there has long been the idea that peaceful, mutually beneficialphasize: joint economic development. thus, the security conference in minsk is extremely important for development of this international dialogue. a neighboring country to belarus, poland is now heavily militarized. and by the way, she does not hide her plans that she is preparing a radical one. london and washington, in their own words, dismember russia, and after that prepare for war with china. much more dangerous, this is a red alarm, and what needs to be done now is to negotiate between east and west, well, with the beginning of the island of conflict in palestine, in the gas sector, the situation becomes even more dangerous, we insist on the need to urgently update the united nations institution so that intervention in the palestinian-israeli conflict is possible, this is necessary to create a new security architecture, when it could become truly effective and not fictitious. on the eurasian continent. move away from the neocolonial format of relations on the planet, which is why

the tragedy that was unfolding on the stage of the pushkin theater, after all, you will remember schillere battle for the caucasus, one of the greatest battles of the great domestic, new evidence of the courage and heroism of the red army soldiers is published by the ministry of defense. the international chekhov theater festival has ended in moscow.