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st. petersburg historian put it. grew and developed as a military organization of the russian people, whenengthening, especially as circumstances require, but there is a problem that needs to be cleared up in advance, now we have 8% of gnp going to defense . this is of course many times less than what you said, 13% was spent in the soviet union in the soviet union, we don’t know how much we spent, since there was no consolidated figure for military spending, but besides that, we spent a lot of money to support the socialist countries, a lot of money to support the co-orientation countries, so of course it was for quality, that is, not for quality. but the country’s foreign policy and military budget was much larger, but nevertheless, comparisons with the soviet union are alarming, sooner or later we must win this war, the sooner the better from my point of view, well, a maximum of 2 years with the most decisive measures, about this we'll talk later, but we are already preparing conversion plans right now specifically with enterprises, with... people who are responsible with business plans,

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defended the position of the need for the preventive use of nuclear weapons in order to, as he put it, the storum of the plenary session , the president said a lot of important things, i don’t even know where to start, but of course, i don’t know where to answer, because the session is really so intense and long, and the president went over a very wide range of issues, so it won’t be easy for you and me, yes andreyvich, and most importantly, i was surprised, although we all seemed to know how horseshoe is probably not the right word, how deeply immersed the head of state is in economic terms, well, there are just a lot of numbers that even we economists can’t reproduce from memory, the preparation of the head of state was obvious, it’s generally striking in the president, i noticed this back in 2000, when i accompanied him in the first campaign election campaign, here he comes to a car plant, as if he had been producing cars all his life, we come to some other enterprise, as if he was in this industry, he has amazing skills. experts have talked a lot about this for a long time, and the presid

cole palmer put them ahead at st james�* park with a penalty.arnold and harry kane in newcastle. manager gareth southgate feels the game will have done the squad some good. some players needed the game, they needed the minutes and you know, they made the minutes again on friday. that's why we brought harry kane on, he needed some match time today, to back that up. so we are spinning a lot of plates, trying to get individuals into things, manage minutes, perform well and everything else, but i think today was a good night for us. south africa began their t20 world cup campaign with a six—wicket victory over sri lanka. a crowd of 12,562 watched a historic first world cup game in new york. sri lanka were bowled out for just 77 — their lowest t20 total — as just three of their batters made double figures. faced with such a low total, south africa's batters attempted to play sensibly on a tricky surface, as they eked their way to the target with 22 balls to spare. england's cricketers will get their defence of the t20 world cup under way when they fa

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and it st put them in the same place that we would the rich man and this is what do. child ages out without a family to call communities need to step up like mine didtening to this, community-based organizations people of faith if there's aoster care no matter what they've been through, believe in them as a child. fill the roles they're missing out in their my community's not perfect. they didn't fill every aspect that a motherd and could. they will never be able to make up for what i did not child, but they've given me people i know i can lea they've showed me a god that i know that i can lea and churches who will open their doors and living rooms and g out of their way for kids in care. thank you. >> well, t being here. my colleague mr. schweikert, he should be on this i've been with him his a family his kids, it is their lives in the future, and thank you so much for never walkin from your faith and never being able to say i'm not going to practice it. i was in n ago. you know, all those guys 98, there's no atheists in foxholes. thh r being here. >> mr. larson. if.

and on the we'll put in st. petersburg is about this forum or something to moving on for the as far as you know, when talking about cooperation of to your victory in the elections of october 2022 . we, you know, to the republic a subsidy will develop cooperation with russia, china, and the united states. while continuing its puss, you would like to the you. what's the stand value you as a to does this multi directional policy seem possible to you or has anything changed during this time? which one of those corner associates, obviously, the european union is increasingly falling into crisis. well, no, my dear opinion is devoid of resources either cuz not oil and gas will be what is also devoid of leaders. not a european union is losing the valuable politicians with whom it presented itself to the will to control it then on some pretty the european policies in the use of tried to use money to attract countries to join this community a no longer the same. today i'm us now on ocean by somebody different, it's guessi

if is it to cut spending or to put taxes? >>sthris this manifesto is a total rejection of that defeatist approach if9 that only levers are tax and spend. it's a total the next of that. it's a plan if for growth of. i accept there's no magic wand. i accept that you don't get growth without a plan. that's what -- [inaudible] that things won't change, can't change we'll flatline. it's why we're having this discussion about tax and spend. i reject that. or growth a carefully thought-through plan for growth, hundreds and hundreds of conversations and engagements with businesses, with commun representatives and leaders about the change that we can bring about. and some of it is common sense stuff. manning holds up infrastructure all the time. years and years are lost -- planning -- and we can't get things done, we can't get things moving we can't buildhat's big projects or the houses that we need. we don't have an industrial strategy to actually make sure that we've not the skills and the initiatives mt. places that we need them. we hav

i put fully on the western, the western backed spot. this was picking up the st. petersburg, international economic form president put in, touched upon the legitimacy of the authorities and t, as he says, there is no room for interpretation when it comes to the ukrainian constitutional restrictions on the presidency, which vladimir zalesky has held onto despite his term expiring last month, or the just put them in and look on your lease, but almost yes, there are problems here, of course, because of the current authorities appear to have loss and legitimacy. aiming even a cursory analysis of ukrainian legislation shows that they have lost their legitimacy. there is the 3rd article of the constitution which says that the president is elected for 5 years only. and there is an article $8.00 to $3.00 of the constitution of ukraine, which says that under martial law, the powers of the event coordinator can be extended. but nothing is said about extending the powers of the president. we are ready for negotiations, but only i repeat on the terms that we agreed to when we

russian put, present vladimir, putting that this year's form in st. petersburg as well as the relations between the most crowded. excellent. so, and that i received the invitation from my brother present. i redid the accepted and came over. and i don't regret that i came over because we're going to put you need to discuss one on one. but the promotion in the concert edition at the making our lease is more comprehensive than before. well, i know you mentioned the brother, and this is something that i noticed that the plenary session as well. you called vladimir putting uh your brother. uh, i guess it would be safe to say that you consider russia to have brotherly relations with this involved when people as well. but i would say that's, you know, a really endearing thing to say in terms of the international relations between the 2 countries. what kind of a common history of a multi polarity and anti imperialism? would you say that the 2 countries share that make both the russian people in zimbabwe and people so close? were you with that? um, as a member

were there any evidence campaigns that people have to put in the st? thank you so much for your reporting. that is dw correspondence. a deal box for recall, a quick reminder of our top story, which he weeks of founder julian a song as a free man after pleading guilty to violate an espionage last, eddie who westport himself. this video spared us on further present time and he's now on a plane flying home to his native australia. and that is all for now. i'm clear. richardson in berlin many thanks for watching the match. when i drove past the super models saying, fan unhealthy with a miracle, drug weight loss injections are all the rage aggressively advertised on social media questioned by experts. just how effective are these drugs really close? the next on d w. i keep getting these goosebumps because of the heat. i did not even know it was possible. and the trouble is leah collapse from he takes it was to induce capitals, new danny. with ken because he's going up to 50 degrees celsius. being outside can be life threatening. what can people do to cope w

well, a lot of our put and spoke with foreign journalists on the sidelines of the st. petersburg economic form. we heard from pino cover us editor in chief of busy and t . v and former tell in m p, who says washington's actions against russia target europe, or even with the strong propaganda that is always guided by the european union. and that these variables rest of all because they come on, people in even parts of intellect to us, are aware that to be so can be constructed only we do do relations with russia. and this is a majority of data and people that every color and science. this is reality. it's incredible how for example, in germany and didn't react to, towards the end of the north stream, uh and link. and it was made a note by russians from about to another entity. and there isn't even lots of debates in the, in germany. and this is due to the positions of the ruling classes of discounters. i think this is a war against the europe my, the us that to and don't care about the danger, certainly zation of europe, but the only profit of this all right, was course

russian plus, present, vladimir, put in that this year's form in st. petersburg as well as the relations between the most crowded. excellent. so, and that i received an invitation from my brother present, put, i mean, did today accept it and came over. and i don't regret that came over because we don't, but you need to discuss one on one or the promotion in the concert edition at the making our lessons more comprehensive than before. well, i know you mentioned the brother, and this is something that i noticed at the plenary session as well. you called vladimir putting uh, your brother. i guess it would be safe to say that you consider russian have brotherly relations with isn't baldwin people as well. but i would say that's, you know, a really endearing thing to say in terms of the international relations between the 2 countries. what kind of a common history of multi polarity and anti imperialism. would you say that the 2 countries share that make both the russian people in zimbabwe and people so close? were you with that? um, remember i was in the dis

st policy continuity. duringhis administration the president put forth a constitutional reform to close down the competitionety this is an essential thy shou function and we want to be competitive we need more competition incomes the policy reversear this agency. this is useless, not relevant it's very difficult for her to come to your question what is crucial is consistency. because it takes it's not going to deliver half a% growth increasing thete in tr time it might create conditions productivity then will increase growth overt. compared to other regions of thf whenever past is past but what is important and that's the message of the report this is something that needs to be done again we've already started to have consistency and continue p. the report brings out something pedestrian but important. riyou need to put money into th. these competition agencies for e right to return this is huge. we are tki gains to consumers a. they have to put me mon into this and congress has to increase their budget and do it co >> i went to open up before receive questioro viewers. she is in peru but is■e t competition

st nikolas. today's footage puts him near the arena on the other side of the village, walking towards rocky hillscue operation, involving helicopters and drones, continues. this mountainous terrain is described as not easy by those involved in the search. the time that michael mosley set off on his walk was also one of the hottest parts of the day. he had been staying in the main town on the island, around one mile from pedi. when he went missing he did not have his phone. one theory that has emerged is that he was trying to take much longer route than previously thought, passing over miles of exposed hillside. his four children have arrived in symi to help with the search. the islands mayor said the search will continue until he is found. i mayor said the search will continue until he is found.— until he is found. i am about to do something--- _ until he is found. i am about to do something... michael— until he is found. i am about to do something... michael mosley - until he is found. i am about to do something... michael mosley is i until he is found. i am about to do - something... michael mo

you know, you can look to that is something st clearly needs to change to put it mildly. and i want to look at the new constellation in the parliament, right? because the b, j. p and especially in the government we do. he has lost his absolute majority for the 1st time in a long time. and moody now has to rely on other parties were heard. and then the report, no muslim m p 's are part of this coalition. does that mean you can press through is hindu nationalist agenda as well? actually i think this will be a challenge for the new government. um uh, given that the 2 largest coalition partners at the b j. p will be working with are very different parties, ideologically, from mode in the b, j, t. they are much more secular in outlook. and they have sparred with their leaders, have sparred with moti, on some of these in do nationalism issues. so i think that there are plenty of issues the body will not face any resistance from the, the opposition partners on. but i do think when it comes to his social agenda, you know, his, him do national as the agenda. he could say. so i'll

a scoreless second half meant a win for wigan that puts them level on points with st helens at the topign at the french open later. the world number one and defending champion is playing 30th seed lorenzo musetti in the night match on phillippe chatrier. one of only two courts that has had constant tennis today because of the rain at roland garros. we've had play under the two rooves with alex zverev squeaking through in the most dramatic match of the day, as our tennis correspondent russell fuller told me. the fourth seed from germany, the semifinalist for the last three years survived despite being four games to one down and a double breakdown for the 26th seed who has never been in a fourth round of a grand slam before. and certainly his nerves showed. he played a couple of very poor service games from a—1 up. but all credit to him in the tie—break, because he played absolutely brilliantly and when that by ten points to three. so he is into the fourth round it's been quite a week for him because on monday he beat raphael and the doll, the first time he's ever lost in the first—round

st. petersburg economic forum helps today kazakhstan should also establish and establish the necessary connections; in general, this is not the first time kazakhstan, to putated. and for us, the st. petersburg economic forum is already such a phenomenon, where every year we prepare and come and even sign some documents, arrange, well, the form, it’s no secret that even our president, as far as i remember, came a few years ago, was guest of the st. petersburg forum, and you know, this is a good opportunity for our companies, for our... business delegation for ours, for me personally, i, if it’s not a secret, i’ve probably spoken with eight or nine governors now, met, yes, that’s why it’s such a good platform for us, we’ll constantly support it and we’ll come, because it has an effect, it’s good, it means there’s trust, if you can directly with the governors, they are very cool, yes, that is, we plan this in advance, so now i actually came running from the meeting of the two first deputy prime ministers, manturov and sklyar, just in a wide circle. they discussed issues with the participation of business, in which areas we are today especially close ones, we

do is get the yellow tape and put it around the st. james parish in louisiana. ut the yellow tape around houston or the bronx or harlem. what's happening here corporations that know they need to transition from fossil fuels to clean energy and despite knowing what it does and understanding their business plan means a death sentence for our communities understanding that we are not just fighting for equality but for existence. corporations that we are giving taxpayer dollars two, both republican and democrat. op up their illegal manipulative corporations that are killing our communities and so you have companies that are literally sacrifice zones -- not only black communities but also white communities because i can go from houston to east find the fact that these companies don't g about clean air or water but about their greed they are clear on that. they are outrageous that in louisiana they are building classic facilities and plans on former plantation sites. so when you celebrate juneteenthare building the plants you escaped from, to put the chemicals in the a

st. petersburg, international, economic for them president put and also touched upon the legitimacy of the authorities in key. if he sees there is no room for interpretation. when it comes to the cleaning constitutions only restrictions on the presidency position. member, so lensky is held onto despite his term expiring last month. the just put them in the mail. can you please put them understood? yes, there are problems here, of course, because of the current authorities appear to have loss and legitimacy. a mean, even a cursory analysis of ukrainian legislation shows that they have lost and legitimacy . and there is the 3rd article of the constitution which says that i'm the president is elected for 5 years only. there is an article, a degree of the constitution of ukraine, which says that under martial law, the powers of the event coming out of the can be extended way, a little flooding. nothing you said about extending the powers of the president. we are ready for negotiations, but only i repeat on the terms that we agreed to when we started these negotiations in minnesota and then con

st. petersburg forum at the plenary session, the president put all the points regarding the use of nuclear is, it became clear that there would be no demonstration, preventive, prophylactic strikes on the territory of both ukraine and european countries , about which i spoke... after that , the ministry of defense made a statement about the second stage, well, firstly , the leningrad military district appeared, then the word appeared before the word special ammunition training, that is, it became clear that these are not real ammunition, these are training ammunition, launches, so to speak, electronic launches using computer modeling methods. they exhaled, and now they inhaled again, they started to scare us again, in fact , look, it turns out that they are stoltenberg, he’s just scaring us, although of course, the white house seems to be trying, as you rightly noted, nato does not have its own weapons. this is a certain organization, yes, countries have nuclear weapons, but nevertheless, these same statements are about a fairly authoritative person, well, it should have been, but it turns

what you need to do is you need to get the yellow and put it around detroit. ,bel tape, put st. rish in louisiana. get the yellow tape and put around houston or in the bronx or in harlem. there are corporations that know thee fossil fuels to clean energy. despite knowing what it doesderstanding the business plan means a death sentence for our communities. understanding we are not just fighting for equality. we are fighting for existence. corporations that we are giving taxpayer dollars both republican and democrat. both subsidies and resources to prop up their illegal corporations that are killing ourom communities. and so you have companies with sacrifice zones. create not just athe blackcommunity status but white communities. i can go houston to east palestine, ohio. by the fact these companies don't care about clean air? about their grief and their bottom line. and they are clear on that. they are so outrageous that in louisiana facilities sites. so why celebrate juneteenth? no these companies are building the plants were you escaped to put the chemicals in the kill you. this

and they remove him forcibly take him to the outskirts of what was st louis at the burnedt away with it because when they were putly namee actually let the mobo iam hernds mours lincoln to action to talk about the decline in springfield that night in january of 1838. lincoln is saying everyone is entitled to due process of law and it's corrosive for our whole community and for the whole country. if we succumb to our passions in thisfran mackintosh's, the only person abraham lincoln the vict? he mentioned several other people and concludes thegton. he mentions and julius caesar and including the white victim, elijah)g lovejoy, who wrote about mackintosh's murder, mackinsh only one lincoln mentions by name. i think this is important in historic context. even today, after any number of deaths related to police brutality. we still find ourselves as a nation glossing over the names of black victims for lincoln to mention mackintosh by is critical. not only humanizes him, but it also suggests that this particular killing racially motivated and based as it was, is an important element to this overall discussion of democ

make a request to the fbi, the cia, it’s my fault, comrade colonel, i think we need to put through a call from stt will be very good. let's connect and let's see. does this mean anything to you? no, we haven't seen this character yet. although witnesses say that at the time of the murder some guy was hanging around the apartment. printout of his face. yes. in several copies. bigger. listen, here. the car is standing there, it could be his car, well, scroll away, so, yeah, yes, this is his car, you can increase the number, yeah, print it out in several copies, comrade general, he had no documents, no ticket, but he himself admitted everything, signed everything, keep quiet, everyone already understood how he admitted. tell me, pryashkin, these officers threatened you, put pressure on you, used physical force, yeah, they said that i won’t collect the bones if i don’t take the theft, they took the necessary measures to verify your initial testimony, unfortunately, our law enforcement agencies are still working . such careless employees who they are trying to make a plan for detection in this way, in

st. pete, the color of a sudden have a lot of here put and also met with the president of zimbabwe. and he phrased the increasing trade volume that we've been seeing between russians and bob white in recent years. putting also put special emphasis on the fact that both countries have enjoyed very friendly relations for many decades and soviet times in fact, and from the times of b, as in bob land war for independence. and this is one of the main reasons why both countries share a dedication to n t imperialism, and are both striving to build the multi polar world. yeah, both of them, i am grateful to you for the fact that we are actively working together on the international arena. as they say in such cases, our positions are very close or even coincide on key issues. on the international agenda, i am glad to have the opportunity to meet with you on the sidelines of the st. petersburg, international economic for him. i am sure that your presence will symbolize the interest of the african continent in developing relations with the russian federation. and this is one of our priorities

-late october of 2002, after sts-112 atlantis, i went to a meeting about that flight. i had put the foam loss and the damage to the solid rocket booster. and i presented the case that said, "that amount of foam, that mass, in one chunk coming off shuttle atlantis -- this was the vehicle telling us something is wrong, here's your warning." at risk of being insubordinate, i said to the heads of the shuttle program sitting around the centre table, i was adamant at that meeting, "either fix the problem or don't fly an external tank on the next launch, which is impossible." from that meeting, i never heard any discussion of "let's get a better understanding of this before we schedule the next launch." -in other words, again, they were thinking it was more of a turnaround issue. and so, it wasn't preventing shuttle flights from going forward. -the pressure on the management team to stay on schedule and the concept of, "it's just foam" is leading the charge through all of this. -so, it wasn't like they weren't talking about issues at all, but there certainly was a big focus on the -- o

if i may put in perspective, i would something st. petersburg for the steps and then to bite it to the berlin reconstruction conference and then to the g to what the g 7 and then to this piece of it. so, so it's, it's been quite a 3 weeks and all of those events sort of build on the other, on this one, you know, was a production. and that's what it was designed to be. the problem is that if you had a, an event which didn't have the principles, and if i can sort of put that in into a little perspective. if i, if you're out 9 vague at your house and you come home and i've changed the locks, i'm inside. and then you give me a letter and you say, ok, in order for me to let you out, you need to do all these things. are letting me out, everything is reversed, and so when you have to communicate focusing on 3 items, you don't have to principals, meaning ukraine and prussia, you don't have the outer layers which include china. and then you have very, very vocally, some of the participants. not putting their names to the communicate. this was

st. petersburg and the leningrad region, major general alexey semeonov, who put on a checkered shirt fornd looked at one point with sad eyes for a very long time . the only lady in this company, the former head of the legal department of the st. petersburg traffic police and linoblasti, elena kopieva. over the course of 2 years in pre-trial detention , she lost weight and grew her hair. all accused were detained in july 2022. according to investigators, the police developed a large-scale corruption... scheme, it looked like this: the inter-district registration and examination departments of the traffic police entered into agreements with businessmen for the free use of premises. services were provided to car owners, and businessmen allegedly transferred money to the accounts of the fund for assistance to the programs of the state internal affairs controlled by the generals. the funds went under the guise donations to charity, but in reality the cash was spent on the needs of high-ranking police officers. over the 6 years that sergei umnov headed the glavk fund , he received about 65 mil

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put the roads in order. the most popular routes from st. petersburg to yekaterinburg. from novorossiysk to vologda.connection with tourist routes , the roads need to be brought to standard condition, if they have not been done elsewhere, although most likely this will be done we have problems with municipal roads, because federal and regional ones are usually fine. this is the task of the ministry of transport of rosavtodor together with the regions. there are still areas on the roads themselves where stable communications and the internet are not provided. we also identify such zones together with the ministry of transport and work them out. development will also need to be supported. tourist infrastructure of attraction points, people travel not only by personal transport, but by buses, the industry notes in the ministry of development, it is necessary to replenish vehicle fleets. in in general this is 3,000 cars per year. today , several russian manufacturers are already working on creating a model range. on average these are buses for 50 people. among the companies ready to produce vehicles for

put in. would you maybe give us a task for an add to the st. petersburg to, to national and international for them to create a working group to develop or to elaborate a new model? you said that i would be put together here during the for him or may be on the margins of the form. maybe we can invent something, the regional method for ourselves and to understand where are we going to move? i feel that, you know, you know, when they're not going, you're not going to have a speech and language suggestion because that's what you're saying to faith. because once you've said well, kinda for it sort of feelings somewhat. and you still didn't put the deal in utilities used to be to use abuse. you know, so we do you, you certainly we do something pretty good. i'm. i've been speaking for an hour trying to explain why we are doing. maybe you took a nap and you didn't listen to me speaking because for an hour i spoke about what we are to do, i explain the entire program of the 10 items. so we're not doing something with them. we work, you know, we sort of g

the initiative was put forward by vladimir putin at a forum in st. petersburg.onstantin will remind you what other economic issues the president will touch upon during his speech. churikov, he’s joining me, kostya, good morning, well, you and i heard the statements themselves when we were there on the site, but what do the experts say? sasha, well, for example, only the indexation of pensions for working pensioners by each budget ruble will bring about 40 kopecks. but it's not just that. i'll tell you now. structural changes are necessary for the further development of the country. at the st. petersburg international economic forum, vladimir putin formulated 10 areas of work. outlined specific goals for them and proposed solutions. we are talking about issues that are important for people, such as indexation of pensions, increase in family size and expansion of family mortgages. the president began his speech with the overall global economic situation and assessment of russia’s role. despite western sanctions, our country remains one of the key participants in w