and malcolm forbes, world war two vet malcolm forbes was a world war two veteran. and actually his artifacts are in there. his jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded is is in there. and it actually shows where he received medical attention. and we're going to go see that exhibit in a minute. but if somebody wanted to go through this entire campus, how would you tell them to do it? well, i would say plan more than a day, but but actually, even folks who have a couple of hours can come and have a tailored experience that that will focus in on what they are interested in. and usually i answer that question with a question and say, what is your world war two connection? because most people have a relative who was in the war somehow and based on that interest, you can tailor your own visit. well, let's go. let's take a walk. so, peter crane, you mentioned malcolm forbes was a world war two vet, well known publisher, obviously. what are we looking at here? well, these are his artifacts. this is actually the the field jacket that he was wearing when he was wounded

of men that often before it injected into that world. elements of instability and change that if there is peril in the situation today, as i believe there is, we may look to the past for reassure chance that our faith in the value of knowledge can prevail in bomb is not a new conception, a new discovery of reality. it is a very ordinary thing in some ways, contact with much of the science that makes our laboratories and our industry. but it will change men's lives as over the centuries the knowledge of the solar system has changed from the world of atomic weapons. wars will cease and that is not a small thing. not small in itself. as the world knows today, perhaps more bitterly than ever before, but perhaps in the end, even greater in the alterations the radical of slow alterations in the relations between men and between nations and cultures, that it implies. it can only help us, i believe, to recognize these issues as rather great issues. we can serve neither ourselves or the cause of the freedom and growth science or our fellow men. i

of men that often before it injected into that world. elements of instability and change that if there is peril in the situation today, as i believe there is, we may look to the past for reassure chance that our faith in the value of knowledge can prevail in bomb is not a new conception, a new discovery of reality. it is a very ordinary thing in some ways, contact with much of the science that makes our laboratories and our industry. but it will change men's lives as over the centuries the knowledge of the solar system has changed from the world of atomic weapons. wars will cease and that is not a small thing. not small in itself. as the world knows today, perhaps more bitterly than ever before, but perhaps in the end, even greater in the alterations the radical of slow alterations in the relations between men and between nations and cultures, that it implies. it can only help us, i believe, to recognize these issues as rather great issues. we can serve neither ourselves or the cause of the freedom and growth science or our fellow men. i

will not be the world of arrogance, the world of zionism, the world of oppressors, the world of dependents corrupt people, and god willing , it will be the world of the believers and the world of the righteous, god willing, as promised by the qur'an, mr. doctor. i think, mr. dr. sigh , we will have about four minutes until the end of the conversation, looking at the same issues that mr. dr zarai mentioned it, and of course, taking a look at the change in the nature of the struggle of the palestinian people, which has found differences compared to the past, let us ask what will be the future of the people of palestine and gaza? see the promises that are frequent and regular leadership as an individual. the result of this war, which today is no longer the gaza war, is a war of fronts, saying that the front of disbelief is against the front of truth, the front of monotheism, the end of which is definitely victory, god willing, because hazrat agha has said many times that if the gaza issue actually ends, the islamic world and the axis of resistance will not rest. one is that hazrat agha said t

, which... which the world perceives, and obviously, the world should listen to what zaluzhnyi and syrsky say, because in principle, these are probably two people, who can tell about the war much more than anyone, and probably no commander-in-chief has such experience of participating in a large-scale war after the second world war, that is, 2.5 years of the great war and the 11th year of the russian one. invasion of the territory of ukraine, whether zaluzhnyi and syrskyi are convincing, i am not talking about zelenskyi, because zelenskyi performs a slightly different mission, although he too must admit that he is the only president who leads the state during a major invasion since the second world war and has this experience, well , it turned out that a person was not prepared for politics, became the president, and then began a large-scale invasion, and he has... now the experience of running a country during martial law and during war, andrew, is that convincing, and syrian and beneficial to our partners, and if so, what might the actions of our partners be, and what, what they can do

since the 2nd world war is at a tipping point now, both and ever so is a new world order imaging. we'll discuss back with, i'll guess shortly. but 1st, let's listen to what some leaders have to say about the old one of the poor countries have bein and being a pest and title lies by the rich countries. naturally, the poor i'll be de, and angry and have lost faith in justice and on global political economy. government created more than 6 victory, have not kept pace. the changing realities of the word functional, understand really metrics remains the one dynamic element in the global economy. and as such, they will account for a significant share of trade changing sure. kind of where the funding room was out of 5, the development of the imaging market and developing countries is not intended to move the cheese, but to make the pie of the global economy bigger. we should push forward the stablish ment of governing models and rules which will balance and inclusive. we should push forward the reform of the global economic governance system to reflect the current structure and realities.

speaking authors in the world. does that even if he would not have like facebook? like you would probably have said guys, this is a huge misunderstanding and he didn't see himself as a successful writer. i mean, he tried to write a novel 3 times. i never finished any of them. the when griego a samsung work one morning, some trouble with dreams, he found himself transform right there in his bed into some sort of monstrous insect. this is how cock is the most famous story. the metamorphosis published in 1915 starts. a young man who wakes up as an insect sounds strange, but apparently it still triggers. many people today, a symbol of feeling at the mercy of others. it or incredibly well captures what it feels like to be misunderstood or feeling misunderstood. as a young person, you know, the familial stresses, the pressures of starting out in the world in a profession where you're just very sure that you're going to fail and look at that . here you are failing, despite your great effort and you know intentions. and i

what is it that the world has changed, the world is no longer the world of a few, one, two or three major world powers, and we in the world are really in a stage of transformation and macro-transition, that is, where they are talking about, we have crossed the traditional patterns and entered the new order. this is gradual, that is, gradually in the last 30 years , that is, after the collapse of the bipolar system , imagine that the americans thought that they could create a unipolar system, but all these dreams and it has been said that the fantasy of the role has become equal, see what happened officially. the power that was concentrated in the west and the wealth that was in the west is now there exclusive no, you see that in other parts of the world, including china, in east asia itself, even in parts of africa, even in the persian gulf itself, centers of wealth and power have been formed. this is what is called emerging powers, some of which really have global roles. they act like brazil , like south africa, like turkey, and even turkey , according to an interpretation of current tur

awakening and this is this tells you and tells us and tells everybody in the world that our blood is paying. the israelis "they have been carrying massacers against our people in palestine and lebanon, scores of massacers, i can name tens and hundreds of them that they have done in this region, yet they went unnoticed and nobody heard about it, but now with the resistance and with the marters sacrifices and with their blood, and with this, if you want this kind of investment over this blood, by making awakening of the people, we are witnessing, we are watching a new era in the awakening of the western people and..." the elites in a way as to hear what's really happening here and hold their government responsibility just like what we have said earlier. i believe imam khamina is message to the youth of america, imam khamina is message to the elites of america to the academics and to the students is very important and we have to capitalize and make investment in this as to make it reach to all of those to translate it to many languages to keep telling the people that this is very import

the world's fair the new york world's fair of 1939 and i declare it. open to all mankind. should have mentioned before it started. it's an old video clip and depending on your speed of your internet connection. it might the video might be a bit choppy, but the audio should come through fine. but right from that very moment. this fair was already opening a window on the future the world of tomorrow because roosevelt's speech was broadcast on a brand new invention that was being debuted for the first time at the fair. television roosevelt's speech launched the very first scheduled television broadcast tv station in america. nbc that first broadcast station breathlessly proclaimed the president's address was being beamed from a transmitter at the very top of the empire state building the signal which could reach for a whole 25 miles. now in reality only about a thousand people we think tuned in because there were only about 200 tvs in existence in new york at that time mainly because this is what a television look like at the time. five inch screens smaller than some of your

in a recent data that _ around the world. in a recent data that you _ around the world.rld. in a recent data that you describe the i data that you describe the first wave of generic weight loss medicine as transformative opportunity for public health, how so? , . , ., how so? these medicines are - been limited _ how so? these medicines are - been limited because _ how so? these medicines are - been limited because they've . been limited because they've been limited because they've been protected and too expensive for health services around the world to afford a large number. but the pattern that we saw last week, we saw the first generic versions which are more affordable launched. it's usually between 70 and cheaper than the original although the medicine is identical. so in the uk and around 5% of descriptions — my prescriptions are paid by the national health service and overnight % —— over 90% are paid for by people privately. so these drugs to be made more affordable means far more patience and more countries around the world will be able to benefit from.— around th

from a nuclear war, saving the world from a nuclear war, the world is on the verge of a third worldcan collapse, i to you, i’m kind of outlining a purely political technological scheme for you, now everything might collapse. the whole world, and what i will do, i will make america great again, exactly, i will make america great, it is clear that the scheme, it seems to have a large number, but how... turn it over, yes, trump criticizes biden because he is a very old patient, it is impossible to deny, what had to be done was to turn this paradigm completely, another candidate, as if yes, and minus this one, this indestructible argument flies away, that’s it, it’s not there, but they can’t to do this, they cannot get to this point, yes, in general, to be more flexible and so on, not incapable, because here it was possible to turn it around, it was possible to put everything in place of hayden, it would already be worse, it had to be done for a year back, it will be much worse. in such cases, some said give money and we will create this school for you, but now, but now yes, now they do

the world is looking for it. the world is asking for it. the world is demanding it. now, if not, of course we're looking at what come next and i think what's critical is this. we'll see, we've heard the israelis talk about a significant down shift in their operations in gaza. remains to be seen. we do know this. one way or another when this conflict ends, it cannot and must not end with a vacuum in gaza. it has to end in a way that makes sure that there are clear, coherent, achievable plans for gaza's governance, security and of course to help people to rebuild their lives that have been so decimated and destroyed. we've been working over the last months with partners throughout the region to develop those plans and as i said a couple of weeks ago when i was last in the region, a lot of that work has now turned into concrete ideas, concrete proposals that we're sharing with partners in the region, again, as we speak, to try to flesh things out and to try to make sure that we have the broadest possible agreement on what the right way forward is. so the post-conflict p

world. i noticed recently the un and the head of our government announced a million-dollar additional purchase of food for -- i wonder if you can talk about the role of usga in promoting foreign assistance generally? and humanitarian assistance specifically. how do you view that as part of the role, and what you think the opportunities are in the future to continue the great work you are doing? >> thanks for partnering with me on this stage city. another great public servant who has dedicated his life issues involving hunger. never stop being a strong advocate and domestic and international systems. the one thing people do not understand about the department of agriculture, how much of our mission is dedicated to food security and nutrition security. domestically and internationally. you mentioned $1 billion which was, resources taking from the commodity resource corporation, in need of this assistance. we take $950 million of the $1 billion and utilize it for the purchase of commodities in

so it is the... but these people have given the world the ammunition by which the world can judge them and they will judge them very freely. the only problem is how long can we survive? how many people have to be crushed into this meat grinder before people come to this? and briefly, what what is it that's preventing a ceasefire from happening? is it politicians asleep at the wheel or is it politicians around the world is the allies who are in the pockets of the? likes of apact is real life do you know if it was as simple as that it would be easy to resolve it's not on the american side it's about oil it's about pure simple greed oil and the need to be in control of that part of the world no matter the cost to human life to female life to children's life to non-combatant life to any kind of life it's purely and is simply about who makes more money, energy has to, the flow of energy has to continue exactly um out of that re. all right, we'll continue in a in a few um moments, but for now shia muslims across the globe mark the most significant day of moharam this week, commemorating the

we wouldn't miss it for the world, i think it is a very special i world, i think it is a very specialpecial moment for our family, the opportunity to stand on the finish line watching mummy as she finishes an olympic— line watching mummy as she finishes an olympic final, fingers crossed, it will_ an olympic final, fingers crossed, it will probably be the first memory these _ it will probably be the first memory these kits _ it will probably be the first memory these kits have with them for the rest of— these kits have with them for the rest of their lives.— rest of their lives. tokyo was a stran . e rest of their lives. tokyo was a strange game _ rest of their lives. tokyo was a strange game is _ rest of their lives. tokyo was a strange game is in _ rest of their lives. tokyo was a strange game is in the - rest of their lives. tokyo was a strange game is in the throes l rest of their lives. tokyo was a l strange game is in the throes of a pandemic with no crowds or family there, how special will it be to have a family with you? it there, how special will it be to have a family with yo

how beautiful this world is, look how beautiful it is. haha this world, how beautiful this world is,this world is. ways of victory - this is the same way, since we have known since ancient times, we walked hand in hand with young people, times wept, times of love. like magic gauze, what bastards will be, when i am taken away, when i am a slave. the jokes are dying for us, our laziness, the very top of the hour, i’m composing songs, we have time to live, we laugh at once, they go to talk, say, at once marits, that about... there will be clues, it will be done by us, papara, and our planet’s hearts will beat. if we fall asleep, we will be caught as silvers, then the future is ours. about! you hear, something is changing, someone is measuring it, our time, you know, has become different, we, some weak and some strong, but everyone believes, new rules, and break the mind according to the eternal, everything will be fine, our shoulders can still bear a lot , new time, new heroes, because don’t listen to your own and don’t listen to someone else’s, it all starts here now, the time has come

america cannot be a leader and a world dream maker without caring for world affairs. america should not shy away fro its strength. it is america that keeps the freedom for the world. that's why the world values america -- america which acts. ladies and gentlemen! it has been 35 years since president reagan left the white house, but we still return to his words and actions. and this is what was imprinted -- in world history, in the experience that was gained then and still helps us today, and even in the speeches we look back on. the power of reagan's words came from what america did and how correctly america used time. as a result, in our european history and in u.s. history reagan means hope. he still does. and he had it. and now we all need exactly this -- leadership that does not wait for any novembers but acts -- acts now, acts every day, strongly, so that life wins, and so that our enemies such as putin -- fear our actions. a few examples. in may-june, we achieved an important victory -- we stopped the russian advance on kharkiv, the second largest ukrainian city

leena: it is the best job in the world. it's creative, it's energetic, it's vibrant, the sector is doing well. it's a great place to be in. francine: so what kind of difference do you want to make at chanel? is it on the business, is it longevity, is it what it stands for, is it sustainability? leena: you know, i want to lead chanel into the future along with my team. and lead chanel into the future by protecting what's core to us, by protecting our differentiation, protecting what's unique about us. and by evolving as a scaled, iconic business and brand. it is always important to understand the context we operate in. the context we have externally is very, very dynamic. geopolitical uncertainties, macroeconomic challenges, inflation, complete fragmentation, media channels, ecosystems. i mean, winning hearts and minds of people is so difficult in today's day and age. so we see all of that externally. ai. i mean, there's not a week you don't hear about ai. so all of this is happening externally. and internally, it has been a

right now in luxury world. and it's really the ones that are very high that will do well. and does that also justify some of the price increases we have seen at chanel? leena: prices are related to our cost prices. these exquisite raw materials. send our production, as you know, is very rigorous, laborious, handmade. so, we raise our prices according to the inflation that we see. it is really linked to the cost price. we have also made a commitment to price harmonization across the world, which means a client should not experience excessive price differentials. no matter where they buy. francine: and the secondhand market is also something we are seeing more and more in the last four to five years. what does that mean for a company like chanel? leena: we have famously not been on e-commerce. we've always said we want our clients to buy from our beautiful stores. because we believe clients must enjoy the immersive experience. immersive physical experience where they can build a relationship with the fashion advi

here's how my world works. it's not world of relationships. it's not a world of transact tions. it's a world of relationships. if you want to come into my world, it's a pre-modern feudal world. you respect, me, as the don you call, me, don corleone. you treat me that reverence and respect. you enter my world maybe as a favor to you because you have been wronged. i'll take care of your problem. and maybe one day i'll ask you for a favor. and for those of you remember the movie, he does ask him for a favor and he leaves aires and leaves that that meeting kissing the ring of don corleone. so we've gone from the individual transactional atomized relationship of modern america. we've escaped from that freedom back to sicily and the and the feudal structure of sicilian society. and that's because, you know, these guys, they couldn't handle it. what do we in the modern age to give people that sense of comfort and and coherence that that that modernity has. you know what what walter lippmann calls the acids of modernity have worn. it's it's a huge challenge for me personally. i am able

well, i think we already are in the midst of world war 3, i think we've been in the midst of world war. three for a long time now, ever since the status quo has changed in west asia, the the zionist regime and their allies have been trying escalate and impose another war on the region itself, and i don't think that the zionist regime has the ability or capability to act independently, when they even when they escalate, yes they'd like for the us to get involved, directly get involved in this conflict, but mean we see how we see the actions of the us empire in the red sea against the ansarulah to a great extent they are involved. now as far as more involvement is concerned, does nitan yahoo wants that? does nitan yahoo see that as escape from the complicated situation he has indulged his own people in? yes, it is, it is a possibility, and the us is looking to get involved directly as well, and i think we will see a direct in... by the us after the elections after the elections, we will see more, because as elections are coming nearby and as we're seeing that things how things are changi

from zamananda , give me a world, give me a world.fa, if i say something, it will fall to the dust, i will wither, karbala , i was very sad, karbala, everyone's words are a prize, i said something that made me hug my soul now, sir. i have reached my goal now, what do i want in love now , my world friend says, "who will kiss you instead of me now? shish posh, don't you?" i feel homesick here, i will come back , i will die of blood from karbala, karbala, then i will fill up, karbala, people will die. they are going to heaven, i am going on my first trip. remember , you are an arab. remember, i am a slave. don't do this , i will die. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. ashura night ceremony was held in mosques and religious places. hosseini mourners considered the events of these days in gaza to be similar to the events of karbala, where the battle of right against wrong is going on.

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it has disrupted the activities of many media, hospitals and airports in the world. computer systems in the netherlands, germany, india, spain, australia, the united arab emirates, hong kong, china, and the united states are down. are many people in the world today, when they opened their eyes, faced this scene. the blue screen of death, from america to australia , has been affected by this internet outage. but the big story we are facing is that we are following a major microsoft outage that has affected several industries, including banking, aviation, stock markets, telecommunications, news networks, and companies around the world. after the spread of these disruptions in the airlines, the whiteboard took the place of the flight announcement board, and the manual boarding pass was replaced to make things easier. cyberspace users say: this global disorder it showed how important it is to set up the national information network. the national information network does not mean iran's withdrawal from the global internet. it means that services based on the internet, suc

world. russian president vladimir putin is no longer welcome, but here he is seen by some as a friend. and all of this, despite the with efforts to build a global coalition to condemn and isolate the regime in moscow. rational tries, in a way to, to do, of course is in the spread of their false narrative. and of course the i believe in, in, in, in, through. so i, i believe that the best answer to this information is, is, is the truth. and of course, nato is always ready to be part of the open public debate about about dissertation in europe, in africa, on the and we will continue to appeal to everyone that believes in the law that we should know that our country instructional tool has been to force to get there will we are at nato headquarters in brussels, of to decades in the office, installed them back is about to step down. and secretary general, she has navigated the organizations through difficult times the since the start of rushes invasion. and she has been trying to keep the alliance

on the world stage. in becoming champions we are proud about your hard work and dedication commitment to excellence inspires millions. thanks to the u.s. anti- doping agency as well. your work to ensure anti- doping rules are followed. and our american athletes are held to the highest standard helps set an example for the rest of the world to follow. true champions do not cheat pete they compete fairly and follow the rules. international olympic committee conference and its mission the movement intended to encourage and support the promotion of ethics and good governance in this sport to protect clean athletes bite leading the fight and taking action for all forms of manipulation and related corruption. they need to take this seriously. thank you and i yield back or accidentally kills but the records are chairman of the full committee for his opening statement the guitar highly decorative panel of witnesses today's olympic careers have inspired an entire generation of americans. tonight's hearing comes a

the world is looking for it. it. the world is demanding it.his. we'll see, we've heard the israelis talk about a significant down shift in their operations in gaza. remains to be we do know this. colict ends, it cannot and must not end with a vacuum in it has to end in a way that makes that there are clear, coherent, achievable governanced of course to help people to rebuild their lives that have been decimated and destroyed. we've been working over the last mont partners throughout the region to develop those plan as i said a couple of weeks ago when i was last in the gi has now turned into concrete ideas, concrete proposals that we're sharing with partners in the region, again, as we speak, to try to flesh things out and to e the broadestoson what the rightd is. so the post-conflict plare critical because if we get to a moment where the conflict really dramatically and hollst pos the ceasefire, if we're not ready, if the region's not ready, then you're going to have a vacuum and as i said before, vacuums tend to get filled by bad things befo

on the brink of world war iii.an public opinion. yes, they care primarily about their domestic politics, but what the state department or their deep state says is relevant. you will see what happens in poland, hungary and other countries along the border, then there will be a third world war. well, trump, naturally, makes counter -accusations, which also include the third world war. this is the most dangerous moment in the history of our country because of the power of weapons, especially nuclear weapons, there is a chance that because of ours. i understand, american strategy is the same most in some slightly different version, but essentially the same thing, the united states is trying to do in east asia, push the chinese to take some kind of action against taiwan, which will make it possible to create an anti-chinese, a real anti-chinese front to involve the chinese in this war with its neighbors, here... russia into the ranks of active great powers of the world level and the rise of china to this level. i think

a in 1915, a group of women gathered in europe to try and find a way to stop world war one. it was the birth of the oldest women's peace organization in the wo >>> win 1915, a group of women gathered in europe to try to find a way to stop world war i. it was the birth of the oldest women's peace organization in the world, the women's international league for peace and freedom. this is their story. the end of the victorian age and the beginning of the 20th century run about a flood of social movement for change. many people began actively struggling for control over their own life. settlement communities, labor unions, and civil liberties organizations all throughout this tremendous and dynamic period. women were profoundly involved in all of these movements, as well as fighting for their own right. these feminists became formidable opponents to the male-dominated world of the early 1900s. scott olmsted has been a member of the women's international league since 1921 and held a variety of positions in the league, including executive director of the united states section. >> i

the world is on the threshold of the third world war.ainian generals zaluzhny and syrsky interpret putin's flawed logic for the west. how to prevent global conflict? peace initiatives of zelensky, johnson and trump. the world is looking for a way to appease putin, which of the proposed recipes may be more effective. about this. and about other things in the future for the next 45 minutes we will talk on our air, but before we start our conversation, i suggest you take part in our survey, dear friends, today we ask you about this, do you think the third world war is inevitable, yes, no, on youtube everything simple, either yes or no, if you have your own opinion, separate, please leave it under this video in the comments, if you are watching us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote on the numbers, 800-211-381 , if you believe that a third world war is inevitable, and if if you don't think so, then 0800 211 382, ​​all calls to these numbers are free, vote, at the end of the program we will sum up the results of this vote. i woul

our brothers by by forcing, i think without forcing against the leaders of the governments in the world, we cannot do nothing, if we so many months of many weeks what's happening in the universities in europe and and america, they they make many many festivals, many things, many groups uh to shouting against israel and against that base for imperialism, then that i think that help us and i think the more the psychology of waste people in europe and america now change after the 7 of october, i think... "now we should use that, and what happing in karbala now, what you saw if you watching now the television, you see the million and million people they coming from the world to to karbala and shouting against imperialism, against america, against israel, and they support them and send blood or anything they can send. thank you, let me bring in now another so we have umsan who joins us to from bayroot, he is a political anal." most welcome um the battle of carbala is uh one of the core uh themes when it comes to asura and uh we're we're looking at uh the i'm want to ask you about the afterma

the world is on the threshold of the third world war.yrsky interpret putin's flawed logic for the west. how to prevent global conflict. peace initiatives of zelensky, johnson and trump. the world is looking for a way to appease putin, which of the proposed recipes can be more effective? about this and about other things, during the next 45 minutes we will talk on our air, but before starting our conversation, i suggest you join our survey, dear friends, today we ask you about so, do you think the third world war is inevitable, yes, no, everything is simple on youtube, or yes, or no, if... you have your own opinion , please leave it under this video in the comments if you watch us on tv, pick up your smartphone or phone and vote on 0800 211 300. 81 if you think a third world war is inevitable, and if you don't then 0.800-211-382, all calls to these numbers are free , vote, at the end of the program we will summarize it voting, i want to introduce the guests of today's studio, this is yanina sokalova, journalist, tv presenter, public figur

uh, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one? where china's is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way that the us sees it. i think the best way to look at is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world, and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way that nations should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order, which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the nato summit in washington. washington dc, and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia, as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so on the one side you have the attempt to surround russia completely, and now to surround china, and at the same time to continue to support israel in the war of genocide against the palestinians in gaza. so there's nothing that justifies this, there's no, the united states is not the source of justice in the world, in fact it's a source of much of the injustice, the wars, and the

muslims around the world commemorate the morm anniversary of prophet muhammad. grandson i am saying. the u.s. israel war on gaza is in his 284th day, the death toll is nearly 38,700. israely forces conduct fresh violent rates across the occupate west bank, demolishing homes anding palestinians. you're watching press tv world news, a live r from our tehran headquarters, i'm behruz najafi, welcome. muslims around the world, including those in iraq "every year black cloud morner mark the occasion with processions or ceremonies to show their grief over the sufferings of imam hussein and his companions. many also converge on religious centers such as mosks to mark the event. the rituals involve mourners, beating under chests and resetting eligies in honor of imam husain, prophet muhammad's grandson and the third imam. ashura is the 10th day of the lunar month of mahim. it's the day when imam husain and 72 of his companions were watered on the plains of cabala in modern day. they were killed by the forces of the tyranical ruler of the time in 680 ad. now iraqi historian and us from baghdad

the 7-a-side football national team is in camp for the world cup. the third stage of the preparatory camp of the 7-man football team before the world cup is currently underway in tehran. the condition of the team is very good. thank god the technical staff. we have good plans and good training to be able to win the world championship for the first time this year and gain a valuable position for our country. my main rival is ukraine, which is the strongest of all, and we would like to have conditions. let's see that they can't use the position they are in, that's why you know that we are training under pressure in the half of the field. one of the notable points of this camp is the combination of young and experienced players. it is an art that mr. rahdi, mr. tarmi , mr. gholam hosseinpour, have the team's technical staff to prepare them for youth competitions on the sidelines of the national team's training, and the members of the technical staff said about the concerns before the world cup. most of them are in competitive football conditions the pa

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the world news me um because the world news strange. it all sounds great on paper, but this skepticism about where the saudi arabia can actually pull it all, you know, the size of been making a lot of wildly over ambitious goals. the country's wealth is built on its massive oil reserves, which are distributed by a national oil company. a remco ramco is now 98 percent. sadie owned and valued at about 2 trillion dollars. it posted a wrinkled profit of $161000000000.00 in 2022. and this war chest is now driving the kingdoms of vision 2030. it's a plan that sounds as ambitious as it is paradoxical. a country built on oil wants to move away from oil. the one the. so i literally all i just the abuse or the little so here the softly, if you have a she is a teen. to suck to rule the crown prince mohammed been so mine is the face of vision 2030 the saudis wants to get 50 percent of the energy from renewable sources by the end of the decade. currently, the pallet by 99 percent fossil fuels the this is jim crane who specializes in energy g. i, pol

the eyes of the world are upon you.your courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. 80 years later for the rest of time, these words ring as true as they did june 6 of 1944. today the eyes of a grateful world are upon you. we remain forever indebted to our veterans for courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. thank you. [applause] my pleasure to welcome back to the mic jane durban. [applause] >> welcome to the magnificent world war ii memorial for this day in our nation and allied nations around the globe. a special welcome to our world war ii veterans. as we gather here to commemorate d-day, the battle of normandy, we are honored to be joined by president franklin delano roosevelt's great-grandson, elliot toby roosevelt, as well as representatives who stood side-by-side with the united states in the great effort to defeat here any and fascism. thank you. i am also honored to be joined by my colleague, superintendent rheingold, who you met, director gibson, chaplain horton, ron d elliott, and alex kershaw. ea

this is precisely why cosco works for world wide. there are art festivals and exhibitions in thailand, new york, and now in prague that translate history real world into images is showing the exhibition cost task with works by over 30 international artists who resonate deeply with costco seen, even in contemporary times, the value of the artist at this exit edition, told us that equal to sign letter, the father is resisting name and he would not change any sentence in the text. and then the language kafka writes clearly and simply objectively, there's nothing artificial or convoluted, but what he describes is dream like a nebulous, and he pulls out all the stops and i just as a young person was so just blown away by his way of creating these situations and using language to describe things so precisely in, in a way that despite all the precision you have no idea what's going on is this is possible. it's the spaces that kafka creates that become smaller and smaller or larger. and larger. 4, i see often describes the impossibility of g

the birth of the oldest women's peace organization in the world. the women's international league for peace and freedom. this is their story. >> the end of the victorian age and beginning of the 20th century brought about a flood io of movement for change. many people have been struggling for active control of their own lives. settlement communities, labor unions and civil liberties organizations all throughout this tremendous and dynamic period. women were paramount in these movements as well as in their own rights. these feminists became fermentable opponents to the male-dominated world of the early 1900s. a member of the women's international league since 1921, she's held a variety of positions in the league including director of the united dates section. >> i grew up so feminist because i grew up in a victorian type family and as i grew up in my first 10 years in a victorian type family in which my father was the head of the house and you were not supposed to ask him questions. if you ask things, it was because i say so and this is what my moth

the world today at this moment to some short news from the world, from the visit of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine to china to the shooting at the old people's home in croatia with the death of five ministers. abroad ukraine is going to fakken tomorrow for peace talks and how to end the war. the ministry of foreign affairs of ukraine has announced that this trip is related to china's possible role in the peace process. experts assessed the visit of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine to china, which is a close ally of russia, as unusual. following the prime minister's visit hungary held an emergency meeting with the european officials of russia and china. the prime minister of hungary, who holds the rotating presidency of the european union , announced his goal of visiting these two countries to help end the war in ukraine and establish peace. european foreign ministers decided to punish and sanction bodest. britain's largest telecommunications company was fined 17.5 million pounds for failing to provide services. ofcom, the telecommunications regulatory body in england,