initiative out of them ; several protests are taking place in moldova at once, supporters of the revival partyg out in support. the country's entry into the cis, farmers are also blocking passage to one of the checkpoints on the moldovan-romanian border, and carriers have blocked the center of chisinau and accuse the country's authorities of creating corruption schemes in the transport field. tragedy in orsha. investigators are looking into the circumstances surrounding the deaths of four children. by their mother was detained on suspicion of murder; the thirty-six-year-old woman had previously strangled them. the children were from one to eight years old. what was the reason and motive for such an act, as well as other circumstances of the tragedy are now being clarified? silence, just, as usual, i thought, the children are running around, playing around, yes, then my husband says: go, go out, there is someone crying very loudly, and i go out, the woman was crying there, yes, we went down, this mother was standing there children, no children at all, she just looked at one point, did not react

the roads and, so to speak, act as the main striking force against the absolutely legal or... revival partymericans, so that they ultimately leave military and came to power and thereby created this thing that does this, this is what the middle state was talking about, this headch policy, the creation of states along the border with china that would be hostile to china, which would create conflicts for china, but behind which would stand the united states , the political regimes of which would be associated with the americans, at the same time, here is the confirmation of this article, it doesn’t matter to them what kind of regimes it will be, whether it will be democratic, authoritarian, whatever, communist, the main achievement of theirs is for them goals. when this country had at least the illusion of morality, they came to a foreign land , killed the locals using various methods, squeezed out their lands, deceived them every time, there is not a single agreement that these people would fulfill in the entire history of the existence of their state, they did not promise anything , they ne

the head, as dozens of constituency resolves facing challenges in court and revival parties, negotiating possible coalitions. well, but, so for me, for today, my colleague shawn the advanced cable with you at the top of the al bye for now, the the following. the united states made terms, democrats see a portion as one of their most powerful campaign weapons, no arsenal, defeat republicans on sky. now here's an on this edition of $360.00 view. we're going to discuss whether a portion is really going to play a large factor in the 2024 election cycle. or if this is just the democrats strategy to distract from the lackluster results. so it's for an engine mastic divided 1st term. let's get started, the it's another election cycle and of course, the broken record of reproductive rights. more specifically, abortion rights is at the forefront of the democratic agenda. now 2022. when the supreme court overturn roe vs wade, i would have thought this would have eliminated the use of the abortion debate and federal elections. yet, following the recent wins of the democratic party on the backs of an

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, and they put pressure on the fact that these civil forces, two parties , there is the phitai revival partyhe americans, so that they ultimately overthrow the military and come to power and thereby create this, which does this, this is what the middle state was talking about, this these are he stripes from... china, but behind which would stand the united states and whose political regimes would be associated with the americans, while here is confirmation of that article, it does not matter to them what kind of regimes it will be, whether it will be democratic, authoritarian, whatever there is communist, the main thing for them is to achieve their goals by any means necessary, but they never hid this, we are so surprised, as if. a few words about the flight of supreme commander-in-chief vladimir putin on the promising strategic bomber tu-160m, this is really a new machine, only the airframe is more or less similar to the previous one, but if the airframe meets all the requirements for it, then in principle the aircraft can fly 100 years, for example, the same b-52, there periodically engine

try to make a revolution in germany, he continued to make a revolution in russia, continued to revive the partym the ruins, and lenin managed from abroad, with the help, of course, of his comrades, with the help, by the way, of krupskaya, who was secretary. party, and not just lenin’s wife, she played a very important organizational role and managed to recreate the party. for him, of course, the idea of ​​world revolution was fundamental. but look at the irony of history: during the civil war, the white movement came out with patriotic slogans for a united indivisible russia, yes, against the bolsheviks, but with the support of the interventionists who supported the whites, not just like that, not for reasons of drowning. faith in the world revolution, but lenin believed that by preserving the revolution in russia, it would be possible to preserve this hotbed of revolution, which would then spread thanks to the crisis of capitalism throughout the world, because the bolsheviks also perceived the revolution as an important moment, like all marxists, not as an event , we have a feeling that a revo

a running mate in 2015, and only less than a year ago i switched to a green party basically at the request of some to revivearty. we are called to ignited development party, which is now in coalitions with pdip. we are waiting for the office of election results, but over the years our party, the green party have focused on uniting intonations to getting to a stage where we can focus on the development of the country. our country is so big, and we need to be united in terms of all of the political forces to support the achievement of indonesia as a developed economy with the target of our economy reaching the biggest five economies of the world. haslinda: as haidi pointed out, you are part of a coalition. what do you make of this dismal performance? what went wrong? >> i think the data shows it has been consistent. 75% of indonesians want continuity. about 25% want change, and that shows in the final results. we were performing in the beginning very strongly, but as we traverse into the mid part of the campaign, i think the messaging that has been one to be heard by the people is the continuity and terms of

reviving processes. nikolai kharintonov, presidential candidate from the communist party of the russian federation, spenta communist , went to factories, talked with the working class, here he is at the central committee of the joint-stock company machine-building holding, asked about salaries, recalled soviet times, but nothing. kharitonov spoke about import substitution and praised the ural enterprise, but said questions remain. we walked through the workshops, the average age, promising age - this means personnel potential, which means that what he said and said, and the salary seems to be decent at the level, which means that the goods are not sitting in warehouses, they are practically sold, good successful contracts, but. .. it’s no secret, yesterday and today the question, therefore, raises the remains of the structure of the country as a whole, machine tool industry needs to be accelerated, because here we were in the workshops, old machines are practically working. presidential candidate from the ldpr, decided to deal with engineers of human souls, at the round table the issue of the social stat

revive the process. nikolai kharintonov, a presidential candidate from the communist party of the russian federation, spentfits a communist, went to factories, talked with the working class, here he is at the central committees of the joint-stock company mashinostroitelny holding, asked about salaries, recalled soviet times, but there is no connection anymore at the exit there is no, there is, there is, there is, soviet time, he says. is raising the machine tool industry in the whole country, machine tool building needs to be accelerated, because here we were in the workshops, old machines were practically working. leonid slutsky, presidential candidate from the ldpr, decided to deal with the engineers of human souls. at the round table the issue of the writer’s social status and sick leave pensions was discussed. slutsky spoke about a corresponding bill; he could include the supervising writer in the government body. leonid slutsky, perhaps unwittingly, called for a return to the soviet system when such a body existed was called the union of soviet writers. the ldpr insists on tightening the state's cultu

revive processes. nikolai kharintonov, a presidential candidate from the communist party of the russian federation, spent befits a communist, went to the factories, talked with the working class, here he is in the workshops of the joint-stock company machine-building holding, asked about salaries, recalled soviet times, but no further the output is no, there is, there is, there is. kharitonov spoke about import substitution and praised the ural enterprise, but said that questions remain, passed through the workshops have an average age, a promising age , which means that there is personnel potential , which means that what he said and said, and the salary seems to be at a decent level, which means that the goods do not sit in warehouses, they are practically sold, good successful contracts, but not secret, yesterday and today. called for a return to the soviet system, when such a body existed called the union of soviet writers. the ldpr insists on tightening the state's cultural policy. we need to stop tolerating writers, or rather scribblers, traitors. we need to clearly understand who's with us? who is

party, one of the founders of italian fascism. naturally, they base their activities on nationalist goals, the revival of the same roman empire, as in this example. the dictator ended his career differently imagined. on april 28, 1945 , the deposed musalini and his mistress clara pitacci were shot by garebaldi partisans. after the execution, musalini’s body was mocked. well, later, with the arrival of hitler, it was again taken as a basis. these processes are taking place in italy, in germany, civil war, in spain, where , again, the pro-fascist franco regime comes to power. francisco franco ruled spain for 36 years, maneuvered between the fascists of the west, executed hundreds of thousands of opponents, for which he never overthrew. he ruled until his death. yes, no one doubts that the main initiator of the outbreak of world war ii was germany and hitler’s nazi regime. but the position. great britain and france declared war on germany. september 6, 1939. the british dominions declared war on germany. that is, as they say, it turned out that states located on three continents were drawn into a major european war. in fact, the pol

party, one of the founders of italian fascism. naturally, they base their activities on nationalist goals, revival the same roman empire, as in thexample of italy. he ended his career as a dictator, not the way he imagined. on april 28 , 1945... and the task became to unite these territories, naturally, violent methods were used as the basis , strict nationalism was promoted, oddly enough, these ideas at that time found support from a significant part of the population of these states, in fact these are the processes that are taking place in italy, germany, and the civil war in spain. hitler, but the position of some western european states, it was also decisive in many ways, it was primarily, as they called it, a policy of appeasement, yes, that is, germany openly violated many provisions of the league of nations. the league of nations is an international intergovernmental organization created in 1919. in order to develop cooperation between peoples and guarantee their peace and security, however, this organization from the very beginning was built on a certain... they were never actually applied, that is, in a very policy of do

the controversy has revived broader questions about islamophobia within the conservative ranks. in 2019, the partygations of islamophobic behaviour. you're live with bbc news. turning now to the war in sudan, where millions of civilians have fled the country as the 10—month civil war rages on. it's now believed that nearly half a million of them are now legally registered as refugees with the unhrc in egypt. but authorities there have tried to stem the flow of sudanese entering by imposing strict visa restrictions ? resorting in people being smuggled across the border. bbc arabic obtained exclusive footage of people making the perilous journey ? and spoke to some of the refugees and asylum seekers who say their ordeal is not over once they arrive. bbc arabic s mohamed osman reports. ourof our of the four and ina and in a thousand kilometres journey being smuggled across the border energy. mohamed osman reporting there. let's speak now to cindy courville, former us ambassador to the african union and previously senior director for african affairs at the national security council. thank you for bein

the controversy has revived broader questions about islamophobia within the conservative ranks. in 2019, the partyive with bbc news. the us supreme court appeared skeptical that state governments have the power to set rules for how social media platforms curate their content. the case could have major implications for freedom of speech online. the justices heard a challenge from tech giants on two separate laws passed in florida and texas that would ban online platforms from removing posts expressing opinions, including political views. at the heart of the debate is the first amendment — with the court looking at whether the constitution protects social media platforms to moderate their own sites — or prohibits censorship of unpopular views. chiefjusticejohn roberts said: for more on the case before american�*s highest court, i spoke with frances haugen, former facebook data scientist and advocate for social media transparency and accountability. thank you for being with us. how is this when it comes to applying those first amendment rights, freedom of speech, freedom of religion, freedom of that

parties. polish politicians dream of recreating greater poland, hungarian, respectively, the revival of greaterungary and all this at the expense of the western regions of ukraine, which at different times were part of neighboring states. in the ukraine section they want new players will also take part, for example, members of the european parliament from the word. we are sure that the transcarpathian region is very close to the country, romania also lays claim to the same region, so our european correspondent sergei halashevsky looked into these interesting statements. an article published the day before in one of the oldest and most authoritative political newspapers in serbia caused a lot of noise. the author noted that at a time when the european union is torn apart by contradictions, the former warsaw pact countries unexpectedly found ground for unity, and this is the division of ukraine. how says slobodan samardzija, against the backdrop of the expected defeat of kiev, poland, slovakia, hungary, romania are ready, in accordance with their historical interests, to bite off a piece of the f

both hands, they want to revive the ukrainian language. culture, history, everything that shcherbitsky crushed with a roller, well , they don’t want to register them as a partyageous, well, you’ll help, but he immediately ordered the kievskys not to create any obstacles, said that i’ll personally check, you see, they love you, they rely on you, i once came out in captivity, they clapped for you from the bottom of my heart, you said it well, the old forceful methods have outlived their usefulness, we are not dismantling socialism, we are renewing it, but let ’s say they clapped for me, because we finally removed this cherbitsky, 27 years of ruling ukraine, a? but he got everyone, misha, don’t worry about yourself underestimate, gorbachev is losing leverage over his country, and the frg is a real gorbomaniac, am i really losing, you have nothing to lose, they love you too, since they see you as an ally, he needs you to resolve the issue of the gdr and not quarrel with the americans, the gdr i will give it if kohl removes his missiles and leaves nato, and he needs everything at once, both nato and the gdr, you know, this will not happen, the question of the uni

think it will be very difficult for the government to revive that so—called feelgood factor and that would bring voters back to the conservative partyson was very much defined by his personality but to what extent people compared rishi sunak with sir keir starmer and vote accordingly to the personality they are presented with? i the personality they are presented with? ., the personality they are presented with? . ., , , ., ., with? i am not sure it is a matter so much a _ with? i am not sure it is a matter so much a personality— with? i am not sure it is a matter so much a personality rather- with? i am not sure it is a matter| so much a personality rather than simply the idea that this person is in charge of the party on the one hand and generally competent. i'm afraid that as where rishi sunak comes off badly compared to keir starmer. it seems keir starmer is not a particularly inspiring choice but he is seen reasonably as a safe pair of hands and that makes a difference to some people who want to vote tactically, especially liberal democrat voters may be prepared to vote for the labour party in a way they were certainly not when

his likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration, passed earlier this week by the israeli cabinet. it comes amid growing international pressure to revivee decades—long conflict. meanwhile, in another vote — this time in the uk — there have been chaotic scenes in the house of commons, where mps were preparing to vote on whether to call for a ceasefire in gaza. the measure was brought forward by the scottish national party. but a row erupted when the commons speaker, sir lindsay hoyle — in a break with convention — allowed amendments from both the government and labour. labour's amendment went through to loud shouts of "aye", without a formal vote, after the government said it would not take part in protest. 0n the ground, the humanitarian situation remains desperate and it's particularly acute in northern 6aza, which has received little aid in recent weeks. aid agencies say hunger and disease are spreading, with children particularly at risk. on tuesday, a uk funded consignment of medicines, fuel and food was airdropped by thejordanian air force to the area, close to the tal al—hawa hospital. 0ur correspondent, quentin sommerville, was

the parties themselves are the victims of the system they will surely have a voice . which political group do you think can play an active role now? ok, and revive the parliament , which means increase the people's participation in the elections. well, we can confirm that about 24 thousand people participated in the elections on the day we organized the support, 11 thousand people were approved and 13 thousand people were rejected. in the meantime , let me convey this to you. we came, we said, we criticized . you are honest, come to confirm the number of political figures, but the attention was not that high. most of them get a master's degree from behind the desk of the school , register and increase the statistics, but the statistics of political figures and indicators are not increased. for this reason, i believe that in this short period of time until the election night , the guardian council can do it again, despite the fact that it has announced its opinion. they can apply opinions and approve a large number of principled currents that have been approved by reformists, independents, and moderates. sir, you said that all the currents are co

revival of the domestic machine tool industry. vice speaker of the state duma, a single presidential candidate from new people and the party of growthce in moscow. there he presented his election program, which he called the program of the regions. davankov said that he had already managed to travel around 19 regions. i had more than 75 meetings, these are very different people. these are students , entrepreneurs, mothers of many children, engineers, work teams, it’s impossible to list them all, but it is important that they not only identified problems, but also made proposals that were included in the program, and today the supreme court rejected two claims of boris nadezhdin against the central savings committee , in his first statement the politician challenged the norm according to which to collect signatures for registration... the russian government has developed special benefits for the donetsk, lugansk people 's republics, zaporozhye and kherson regions, they will help residents and enterprises of these regions register intellectual property rights, patents, trademarks or geographical indications. mikhail mishustin stated t

party." elsewhere on capitol hill, the house wednesday passed a $78 billion bill that would expand the child tax credit while revivingome corporate tax breaks. while hailed as a bipartisan victory by centrist lawmakers, around two dozen democrats voted against it. progressive texas congressmember from texas greg casar was one of them, arguing -- "in exchange for a partial return of the child tax credit, republicans got hundreds of billions of dollars in corporate tax cuts. for every dollar going to kids in this bill, five dollars goes to corporations. we have the money to pull every child in america out of poverty. we just need to say no to accepting crumbs while corporations get a full steak dinner." a delaware judge has voided the $56 billion compensation package of tesla ceo elon musk. the judge noted the astronomical 2018 pay package was the largest ever in public corporate history and that tesla's board failed to prove the compensation plan was fair. and in more related news, senator bernie sanders and democratic lawmakers are pushing a union-backed bill that would raise taxes on companies where ceo's make more

because any of the main parties to it can decide that they want to walk away, and with that, power—sharing — the clue is in the title — ceases to happen. but it has been revivedionists, who would like to affirm northern ireland's place within the union of the uk, agreed to go back in after what they concluded were assurances about free trade within the uk are concerned. so power—sharing is back up and running and the prime minister here on something of a victory lap, if you like, because it is an achievement, i think, of both domestic and international statecraft, that after this two—year pause he has managed to, in negotiation with the democratic unionists, get things going again. and after that two—year pause, as you've described it, northern ireland has been really unable to move forward in any way. and the question perhaps rishi sunak is going to be faced with is a budgetary one? yeah. 0h, absolutely. and that is often the case, but particularly after a period like this, notjust of the political stasis, but also the circumstances in which that has happened in the last couple of years. so we've had, haven't we, the pandemic, we, the pandemic, soaring infla

the parties themselves will take the hit they are in the system, they will certainly play a role in decriminalization . do you think there is any political group that can play an active role and revive the parliament , that is, increase people's participation in the elections? well, you expect about 24 thousand people to participate in the elections 11,000 people were confirmed on the day we organized the support. confirming a number of people, for example, mostly getting a master's degree from behind the school desk , registering and increasing the statistics, but not increasing the statistics of political figures and indicators, for this reason, i believe that in this short period of time, until the election night. guardian council despite the fact that he has declared his opinion, he can still apply his opinion, and he respects a large number of fundamentalist currents that he has approved as reformist, independent and moderate. all currents are competing with each other. now, this is not the case. all currents are not competing . in order for participation to increase, i would like the guardian council to make a revision in the short time left. some of them are not well-known in

statement his likud party says 99 out of 120 members voted to support the declaration passed earlier this week by the israeli cabinet. it comes amid growing international pressure to revivee result was announced: the people of israel and their elected representatives are united today as never before. the knesset voted overwhelmingly to oppose any attempt to unilaterally oppose a palestinian state on israel. ——impose. such an attempt will only endanger israel and will prevent the genuine peace that we all seek. peace can only be achieved after we achieve total victory over hamas and through direct negotiations between the parties, direct negotiations without preconditions. let's cross to our world affairs correspondent paul adams in jerusalem. thank you forjoining us this evening on the context. perhaps not a surprise what we saw today in parliament but what's been the reaction to it? ihlo parliament but what's been the reaction to it?— parliament but what's been the reaction to it? no surprise at all. parliament _ reaction to it? no surprise at all. parliament essentially _ reaction to it? no surprise at all. parliament essentially was - reaction to it? no surprise at al

party. tom: it is a relative up within the political space on the right when it comes to the politics here in the u.k. will they be able to revivem with the budget in march? can they cut taxes and get people of the u.k. back on board with optimism? lizzie: that's what they would like to do. we had this report from the telegraph newspaper saying jeremy hunt does not think he can afford to cut income tax of the spring budget on march the six. we also had reports that he's planning to cut public spending. this is off the back of labor, paring back their pledge to spend 20 billion pounds on the green economy. what a all tells you, despite people dismissing blackwater -- black rocks morning about bond vigilantes swirling before the election, that it is the word as we head towards it. at the same time i would note, it is absolutely classic richie sunak laid up to under promise and over deliver. when you have jeremy hunt saying, we don't have the headroom, i'm not going to do anything that would add to inflation, there's business and personal taxes. expect a lot of kite flying as we head towards this budget. tom: lizzy burden, thank yo

comfortably won his parties primary, but he's faced backlash from some voters for the war in gaza. former president donald trump, when the republican primary between his own revival nikki haley, john hendern, spoke to voters in michigan who voted uncommitted in protest against barton's policy. and israel's war on gosh. or if it keeps up, it does raise throughout election night. that would be more than a $100000.00 people voting and committed. it's about 16 to 17 percent of the total vote. so what does that tell you? wrote donald trump, 151-0000 votes for 2016 joe biden, one by a 154000 votes. type in 2020. so we're talking about margin. they could really make the difference ultimately in november. and there's electric. uh and let me, let me introduce somebody who knows a lot more about this and i do this is a boss l a we're, he's one of one of our sponsors and vis advance here. tonight. you were just talking about your message for president by now. it was a method for dripping visitors by the voters here in michigan for who is handling of gaza is the top issue on our mind. so many of us are survivors before are so important or know someone who has survived before

because these are excesses in relation to the party and the way he ends his speech means that we are getting rid of stalin’s personality cult in order to reviveactually did everything correctly, but there are excesses in regarding the party , but he, therefore, stopped consulting with the collective, but if he had consulted with the collective, such repressions against the party would not have happened, that is, he left the leninist tradition, as he said, of course there was no leninist tradition at all , lenin, when necessary, wringed everyone ’s hands, as he pleased, in any direction, achieving his results, but... before the congress, khrushchev had two paths, well , we are not considering the path of dansya aupin, because the level of development of nikita sergeevich, in my opinion was so low that he would not have chosen this path, it was too much, so there were respected comrades who could advise. the sea route, which has no money, the rest mikhail borisich said, the peasantry will simply die in a little more time, and so on and so forth, that is, the country is generally in ruins, and this needs to be attributed to someone, because who