it's priority for democratic forces of belarus.on regime, economic pressure. it is one, among others, effective instruments. before we end, i want to bring it back to the political process inside your country. you referred to the 2025 presidential election, when one can only assume, given his nature, that lukashenko will run again. i mean, he's basically had 30 years in power. we see no reason to think he wants to stop now. so what are your conditions for being a part of a political process in belarus, looking at 2025? in 2025, there will not be real elections. lukashenko wants to reappoint himself. in belarus, president candidates who planned to run in 2020 are still in prison — viktor babaryka, sergei tikhanovsky, they are still in prison. um, so i cannot imagine the situation when in belarus we have no independent mass media, we have no opposition parties, we have no ngos, democratic orfree ngos. so which way we can organise today in belarus elections? it will be, uh, electoral campaign, lukashenko's personal electoral campaign.

blown up on the highway, and soon a rocket attack on the city began from the kurdish, syrian, democratic forces, which are supported by the forces of the international coalition led by the united states. a fire started in the area of ​​the double attack. the prime minister of japan urges not to allow a repeat of the tragedy memorial ceremony in memory of the victims of the nuclear bombings in nagasaki, while traditionally the politician forgot to mention the responsibility of the united states for this tragedy, as did the mayor of nagasaki and earlier hiroshima. the american ambassadors refused to attend this ceremony at all. which was a response to the refusal to invite representatives of israel to the event. meanwhile, it is precisely the hiroshima nagasaki tragedies that could become the basis for a new dialogue on global security, according to japan. i believe that hiroshima and nagasaki should be a place for dialogue. in fact, the world is now in an increasingly chaotic state of mistrust and conflict. in this context, i believe that we must strive to create space for dialogue so that the c

presents opportunities for the people who love peace to advance and consolidate the the the democratic forces, so we are trusting that the russian regime, the chinese regime, the heroic people of dprk will join the iranian offensive against the zionist uh genocidal project and um particularly give it final blow to make sure that um the palestinian people can live forever in peace and harmony and to start the most important task which is the national construction of the palestinian people and we have seen that the the these friends, these genuine friends of the palestinian people are already doing something not just in condemning verbally. "we actually acknowledge the peaceful efforts that the chinese people have continues to push to make sure that hamas and father can have a meeting to work together in in gaza in the interest of the palestinian people, this is important, this is not something that the united states will wish, but we hope that the after this the remains of israel is entired, the the path to..." but a true liberated palestine will be more intensified and even the forces of just

the national resistance front is comprised of democratic forces and people in afghanistan fighting for a free, safe, and democratic afghanistan. we have a steadfast commitment to establishing a democratic afghanistan for all citizens. we have carried out hundreds of successful operations against the taliban. after the taliban refused to negotiate and accept the will of the people of afghanistan. after the fall of couple, i have engaged and talked with the taliban for many weeks. but, the telephone refused time after time to talk and allow the people of afghanistan to decide. i told them i am willing to give up my own life and i am not looking for anything. but only for the people to decide. the taliban was ready to offer me a position in the government. but my request was one thing. what is the role of the people and the patient -- the position of the people? what i requested and still requested is simply one thing predilections. if the taliban has any courage to say they are the will of the people of afghanistan, they should allow them to vote but they refuse. therefore, we have been

suppression laws all across our country. and we must be vigilant tonight because these anti-democratic. forces. are at work. right now. in, georgia and all across our country and the question is who will heal the land? and so here we are. america. are you ready? are you ready to stand up in this moral moment? stand up for the best in the american covenant. elections are about the character of a country. and we must decide. again we are the latest generation of americans who get to decide what kind of country we want to be. and we must choose between the promise. of january 5th and the peril of january 6th. a nation that embraces a nation that embraces all of us or just some of us donald trump's america is the america of january 6 people who have no vision traffic and division he does not know how to lead us and so he wants to divide us. america make no mistake. donald trump is a plague on the american conscience. he is a president. he is a clear and present threat to the precious covenant we share with 1 another. and yes, i i saw him i saw him. holding the bible and endorsing a bible as if it

mary ella not joined the syrian democratic forces. i so killed his uncle, his brother, and 2 of his cousins, the in the cloud of nuclear war wounds have a press. what if this is the beginning of one of those accidental wars? what is this is the beginning of the end of life? because we know from the whole roots of recent history to the rising card tract, the apocalypse, maybe discovers the impact nuclear weapons have funky vanity. our failure to keep humanity safe is by sitting down to the individual on the street. this is not to drill on that, which is 0 with americans more divided than ever. are we watching the end of the american era? the us wants to keep the war in ukraine going until russia's will is broken. but is that strategy working? what to do if there is no day after israel's war on causes a quizzical look at us politics. the bottom line we get, this is a privilege i get to the heart of the story amplified the voices of those who have been drowned out by the noise is a 4 is my driving force is was pushes me to take risks fac

many ella not joined the syrian democratic forces. i saw killed his uncle, his brother, and 2 of his cousins, the it was meant to be that the just here is the carriers going knox creek like, like, for the tragic attack, stun the world. and the us president, a guy came in and whispered something into the prisoner's ear. what did he just say to print? for the school children present? the events of september, the 11th defined, the will, they grew up in just a huge moment. these are the stories. 911, faith witness. oh no. just say right. here's from, i'll just say around on the go and need tonight. out is there is only mobile app. is that the, this is where we just fix allies from out is there is a mobile app available in your favorites apps to just set for it and typed on a new app from out to 0 new at your think. is it the the to come on the clock and that help with a headlines here and out 0 and is ready for us. is that conducting a large scale ministry, a sold to the occupied westbank that's now stretched into a 2nd day? at least 16 p

mary ella not joined the syrian democratic forces. i so killed his uncle, his brother, and 2 of his cousins. the latest news, as it breaks, vladimir has vowed to take the enemy outs and defense officials are confident they can push the occupying forces over 1st with detailed coverage for most part of next can say they have little for very little confidence in the justice authorities from around the world for protesters, it's about keeping up the pressure on the democratic party to in the genocide and also helps form sales. israel too often of kind of style and let's put tray through the prism of war. but there were many of the kind of stuff thanks for the braves. individuals who risk their lives to protect it from destruction. an extraordinary film archives funding for decades reviews the forgotten food of the country's modern history. the forbidden real part one, the birth of i've done cinema on the just the, [000:00:00;00] the hello, i'm down joining though with a quick reminder at the top stories here on out 0 living homes has the

who stood because of the dissolved democratic party were even suggested to him to train the democratic forces due to his military expertise. they don't accept it and get involved with that self-sacrificing army of the pahlavi regime . the army's return to his country ended after four months of captivity in dulatu prison, a service that ended with martyrdom. now the name of hossein sami maqam is on the lips again after 44 years when his body in albatan, a region in west azarbaijan, there were also the nets that are here. i brought them here to show that millions of household subscribers were eligible for savings bonus by following the pattern and using electricity correctly, and some of them received free electricity bills. the general manager of energy affairs and customers of the electricity industry said that about 75% of the customers consume less electricity than the standard, but only 2 % of the customers. salaries are high consumption and their electricity consumption is equal to a large number of people in the society. mr. yaquti asked people to help reduce electricity consumption by r

presents opportunities for the people who love peace to advance and consolidate the the the democratic forces, so we are trusting that the russian regime, the chinese regime, the heroic people of dprk uh will join the iranian offensive against the zionist uh

jailers who were affiliated with the dissolved democratic party were even offered to train the democratic forcestheir military expertise, but they did not accept it. a self-proclaimed army of the pahlavi regime is involved in the service of the army major to his country after four months of captivity. the service that ended with martyrdom ended in doulato prison. now after 44 years, the name of hossein sami maqam came to the fore again when his body was found in albatan, a region in west azerbaijan. the ropes that are here show that this side is popular. simultaneously with the third anniversary of the death of mohammad sarwar rajaei, the people of culture and literature honored his memory in hosseinieh art. long live rajaei, an afghan poet and poet . he is known as avini of afghanistan. i am sure that the blood of our common cities showed me the way. a person who he spent more than two decades of his life collecting and compiling information and memories of the iranian martyrs of the afghan jihad and the afghan martyrs of the holy defense. he came and started the path that the afghan martyrs ca

answer to how to democratize russia, i don't find it in the answer that there will be one ideal democratic force now be supported by 144 million russians. i take this conditional number, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of a dictatorship, this force feeds very well putin, his government and his junta, russia's trouble, by the way, is not only possible for russia, putin's evil triumphs. not not because there are so many in russia and it is so strong, what we call evil, i think in the formula of putin's existence, the strongest point is that in russia there are the most indifferent, and the indifferent, they automatically close with evil, and it, and it triumphs, and it... because of indifference, you know, when you, when you go out on the tver boulevard and stand like that near the monument to the ukrainian prince dolgoruky, you are arrested, when today we are talking about a world that is informational, where billions of megabytes are exchanged in the blink of an eye. memory more than 1 thousand.

soon after the conservative redeemer democratic forces that ran the state successfully fought to remove the capital out of new orleans. why did they remove the capital from new orleans to baton rouge? it's because new orleans represented the highest black population in the state. a black population with newfound power, voting power. over 770 statues like this were erected throughout the south. many resembling this one, a lone soldier standing on a pedestal, always placed in a prominent site or building in city hall, a town courthouse, a town square. those 770 plus statues made up over 1500 public symbols dead, equated to the confederacy. statues, monuments, roads, schools. buildings. bridges. plaques. military bases. parks. they joined the confederate flag, which flew just about everywhere. throughout the south, the vast majority of these 1500 were dedicated between the 1890s and the 1950s. matching up exactly with the era of jim crow segregation, then brought on by the supreme court's 1896 plessy. plessy versus ferguson. ruling that we talked about a few weeks ago, which, of course, or

answer to how to democratize russia, i do not find it in the answer that will come... one ideal democratic forceh will now be supported by 144 million russians, i take this as a conditional number, there is no such force and there never will be, in in the dictatorship regime, this force feeds putin and his power very well. its the junta, the trouble of russia, by the way, is not only, maybe russia, putin's evil triumphs, not because there are so many in russia, and it is so strong, what we call evil, i think, in the formula of putin's existence, the strongest point is that in russia... there are more indifferent people, and indifferent people, they automatically close with evil, and it, and it triumphs, and it is because of indifference, you know, when you, when you go out on the tver boulevard and become like this near the monument to the ukrainian prince long-armed, you are arrested when... today we are talking about a world that information, where instant eyes are exchanged, billions of megabytes of memory, more than 1,000 journalists in russian prisons, several thousand political prisoners o

answer ... how to democratize russia, i do not find it in the answer that will come one ideal democratic force, which will now be supported by 144 million russians, i take this as a conditional figure, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of a dictatorship, this force very... well feeds putin, his government, and his junta. the problem of russia, by the way, is not only russia, perhaps, putin’s evil triumphs, no, not because in russia there is so much, and it is so strong, what we call evil. i think in the formula of existence. the strongest point is that in russia there are most indifferent people, and indifferent people, they automatically close with evil, and it, and it triumphs, and it is because of indifference, you know, when you, when you go out on the tver boulevard and stand like this near the memorial pendulum to the ukrainian prince dolgoruky, you are arrested when today we talk about the information world, where instant eyes are exchanged, billions of megabytes of memory, more than 1 thousand journalists in russian prisons, several thousands of political pr

the answer is how to democratize russia , i don't have her i find in the answer that one ideal democratic force will come, i... which is now supported by 144 million russians, i take this as a conditional figure, there is no such force and there never will be, in the regime of a dictatorship this force very well feeds putin, his power and his junta, the trouble of russia. by the way, not only is it possible in russia, putin's evil triumphs not only because there are so many in russia and it is so strong, what we call evil, i think in the formula of putin's existence the strongest point is that in russia is mostly indifferent, and they are indifferent automatically. close with evil, and it, and it triumphs, and it is because of indifference, you know, when you, when you go out on the tver boulevard and stand like that near the monument to the ukrainian prince dolgoruky, you are arrested, when today we talk about the world that is information , where... billions of megabytes of memory are exchanged in the blink of an eye, more than 1,000 journalists in russian prisons, several thousand political

president donald trump bivens decisions and not run for a 2nd term, and changed everything for the democrats forcing the party to do in 2 weeks. what usually takes about 8 to months, select the presidential nominees. that process ended officially last night in chicago with the democratic national convention. when vice president cumberland harris accepted the parties nomination, the polls show her gaining ground on donald trump. but unless she can change the calculus of more voters, especially white men in america, donald trump may be moving back into the white house early next year. a possibility that many us allies dread, especially nato, and the european union. they see a better future with comma la harris as us president. we have more now on what her foreign policy could look like. if she wins in november, as commander and see, i will ensure america always has the strongest moseley for fighting force in the world. with respect to the war in god, the president biden, and i are working around the clock because now is the time to get a hostage deal and a face fire deal done. and let me be clear, i w

president donald trump bivens decisions and not run for a 2nd term, and changed everything for the democrats forcing the party to do in 2 weeks. what usually takes about 8 to months, select the presidential nominees. that process ended officially last night in chicago with the democratic national convention. when vice president cumberland harris accepted the parties nomination, the polls show her gaining ground on donald trump. but unless she can change the calculus of more voters, especially white men in america, donald trump may be moving back into the white house early next year. a possibility that many us allies dread, especially nato, and the european union. they see a better future with cumberland harris as us president. we have more now on what her foreign policy could look like if she wins in november, as commander and see, i will ensure america always has the strongest moseley for fighting force in the world. with respect to the war in god, the president biden and i are working around the clock because now is the time to get a hostage deal and a face fire a deal done and let me be clear. i

i do not find it in the answer that there will come one ideal democratic force, which will now be supported by 144 million russians, i take this conditional figure, there is no such force and there never will be, in the dictatorship regime this force is very well fed by... his government and his junta. russia's trouble, by the way, is not only possible in russia, putin's evil triumphs not only because there is so much in russia, and it is so strong, what we call evil. i think that in the formula of putin's existence, the most... strong point is that in russia has the most indifferent people, and they are indifferent, they automatically close with evil, and it, and it triumphs, and it is because of indifference, you know, when you, when you go out on the tver boulevard and stand like this near the monument to the ukrainian prince dolgoruky. you are arrested when today we talk about a world that is informational, where the blink of an eye is exchanged, billions of megabytes of memory, more than 1,000 journalists in russian prisons, several thousand political prisoners at all levels, local and

actually for today. .. and e are forming an answer to the question of world order, and until the democratic forces coalition of democracy and freedom and defeat the axis of evil, the confrontation will increase, it is time to talk about when iran strikes israel, the tension there is growing, and it will be to grow, well, we just need to open the constitution of iran and start... the goal of this state, as stated in the constitution and laws of iran, is the destruction of the state of israel. well, in russia it is not written in the constitution, but it is written on the forehead of führer moskovsky, the destruction of ukraine as a state. therefore, it is obvious that israel and ukraine today stand on the side of democracy and freedom, and this requires the actual unification of the coalition. democracy and freedom, if there is no such unification, tensions will grow, including in the middle east, not only individual movements in the states, and such as the islamic state, as well as other virtual states, will be involved and real participants, well, pay attention to the last visit of the minister o

the first, truly mass action, organized by the national democratic forces, also repeated the baltic experience. it was a live chain of many thousands that connected lviv and kyiv. this chain, it demonstrated the unity of ukraine, it demonstrated the readiness of active citizens to participate. in actions aimed at ensuring the unity of ukraine and restoring the independent statehood of ukraine. in addition to the national revival, there were two more factors that coincided with the beginning of perestroika. the first is the afghan war, which did not end in any way. it was increasingly difficult for young ukrainians, as well as their parents, to explain why they should go to... and die there in the name of some international duty. the second is the chernobyl disaster, and mainly the lies of the communist authorities and the hushing up of the scale of the tragedy. imagine. 300 kerosene bombs explode 100 km from kyiv, that's how the level of radiation pollution was estimated. meanwhile, the communist party expels 120,000 kyivans together to celebrate may 1 with the children at the christening. bot

the first, truly mass action, organized by the national democratic forces, also repeated the baltic experiences a live chain of many thousands that connected lviv and kyiv. this chain, it demonstrated the unity of ukraine, it demonstrated the readiness of active citizens to participate in targeted actions. to ensure the unity of ukraine and to restore the independent statehood of ukraine. in addition to the national revival, there were two more factors that coincided with the beginning of perestroika. the first is the afghan war, which did not end in any way. it was increasingly difficult for young ukrainians, as well as their parents, to explain why they had to go for...

lukashenko will be weak, many people from the system support us, support tykhanovskaya, support the democratic forces belarusian military. .. and ukraine will support you, which is also extremely important, unfortunately, dear mr. vyachorka, i have to pass on the word, in touch with us, let me remind you, was franok vyachorka, a belarusian public figure, advisor to svitlana tykhanouska, well, anna eva melnyk, editor news is already ready, i see this docker in the eyes of anna, anna yavemelnyk, for the fact that i delayed the conversation with mr. viechorka by 10 minutes. anya, i apologize once again, but you have my word, present all the most important things with the grace inherent in you. congratulations antina. thank you, the news editor will tell you about the most important thing for this hour. in particular, about the fact that the enemy attacked sumy and kharkiv regions. all the details are below, stay with us.

that the next american administration will face, because it's going to have to... keep some democratic forcesto question the confessional principle, but as for iran, mr. mykhailo, we have now shown sheikh nasrallah, he is the leader of hezbollah, with a strange last name, yes, less so, but, well, iran, well, he will achieve that, that lebanon will cease to exist, and okay, there will be no lebanon, and what will happen next profit, what, what are they? will get these iran iranian leaders? and they actually get access to the mediterranean sea, they already have it, with local shiite self-government, because the hezbollah there are far from all of them, there are only a part of advisers who help, they use local shiite forces and a lot of those who are in the ranks of izbula, these are local, in fact, now syria, like bashar assad, who at one time restrained himself very well. with the help of the iranians and russians, then iraq, from which american troops are about to withdraw, that is, in iran, if you look to the west, iran has direct access to the mediterranean sea, it is possible to carry we

and until the democratic forces form a coalition of democracy and freedom and defeat the axis of evilthe confrontation will increase. it is appropriate to talk about when iran will attack israel, the tension there is growing, and it will grow, well, you just have to open the constitution of iran and read it, the goal of this state, as stated in the constitution, the laws of iran, is the destruction of the state of israel, well, in russia, this is not written in the constitution, but it is written on the forehead of the führer of moscow, the destruction of ukraine as... so it is obvious that israel and ukraine today stand on the side of democracy and freedom, and this requires the actual unification of the coalition of democracy and freedom, if there is no such unification, the voltage will increase, c including in the middle east, not only individual movements in the states will be involved in this war, and such as the islamic state there, as well as other virtual states , real participants will also be involved, well, pay attention to the recent visit of the minister of foreign affai

are actually on today and shape the answer to... the question of world order, and until the democratic forces form a coalition of democracy and freedom and defeat the axis of evil, the confrontation will increase. here it is appropriate to talk about the fact that when iran strikes israel, the tension there is growing and it will grow, well, you just need to open the constitution of iran and read the purpose of this state, as he noted. in the constitution, laws of iran, this is the destruction of the state of israel, well, in russia it is not written in the constitution, but it is on the lobby of the fuehrer of moscow is written, the destruction of ukraine. as states, it is therefore obvious that israel and ukraine today stand on the side of democracy and freedom, and this requires the actual unification of the coalition of democracy and freedom, if there is no such unification, the tension will increase, including in the middle east, not only individual movements in the states and such as there will be involved in this war... the islamic state, like other virtual states, will also involve re

chaos and destabilization inside the country, well, on the other hand, what can it also give us democratic forces a new window of indifference. mr. vyachorka, look, the situation in the kursk region, which is now not very willing, forces putin to transfer reserves and forces from other directions to the kurdish direction. leningrad region, part of it was sent, part of it was sent from the south of our country, even from the kharkiv direction, part of it was sent to the kursk region, but in donbas, for example, the number of personnel and equipment of the enemy, unfortunately, it remains, and recently also for several weeks therefore, when this kurdish operation began, there was information that the belarusian military are sent to russia for training, but we know how the full-scale russian invasion of ukraine took place, under the guise of training they were also taken there under the border. of the russian military, so don't you think that belarusian soldiers, perhaps under a foreign flag, under perhaps a uniform, not even a belarusian military uniform, but some kind of russian military uniform,

or a democratizing force in the life of a of of colonies before independence.ay you're suggesting that the jeffersonians were ultimately right about the political of capitalism that those are somewhat counter to democratization or at least a challenge to it. i would love to hear you each respond to the other just a little about you think there is a tension there or not. so one thing i should clarify about the paper and what i did here was not to argue that capital ism, if that's exactly what we're talking about, is necessary or inevitably or wholly democratized housing, i think it pulls in different directions or they suggest that there are ways in which it inimical to equality and to democracy, but at least in the way that it was involved, evolving and transform and unfolding in the 18th century. it did have these democratizing trends. it brought consumers into a new kind of marketplace. when goods became cheaper and became available that had been limited to people of a particular class. it's, as i mentioned, it started to unsettle and destabilize certain kind

but some of the most, you know, racist and anti democratic forces in america that want to ban, not just the teaching of, you know, critical history about israel palestine, but also teaching of critical history about america. and it's such a dangerous precedent that's being set if you, you know, allow the censorship of teaching and activism on this issue. what's to say that there you can't do that on any other issue. i wonder if i, even if i could pick up on a really important point that simone has raged based this about how fractured jewish and opinions um. one of the things that you'll feel really focused on and achieved is to show the shoes divisions, particularly geographically and generationally. most importantly, when it comes to the see to the views and opinions around the state of israel. and obviously, you, your film for the spotlights on a bunch of it all ready? american israel, public affairs committee. you a back up just repeated. the powerful pro site is to should all be in the us. the rest of course, a tendency outside the jewish community to forget that there are deep divi

but some of the most, you know, racist and anti democratic forces in america that want to ban, not just the teaching of, you know, critical history about israel palestine, but also teaching of critical history about america. and it's such a dangerous precedent that's being set if you, you know, allow the censorship of teaching and activism on this issue. what's to say that there you can't do that on any other issue. i wonder if i, even if i can pick up on a really important point that simone is raged based, that is about how fractured jewish and opinions. um. one of the things that you'll feel really focused on an achieved is to show the shoes divisions, particularly geographically and generationally. most importantly, when it comes to the see to the views and opinions around the state of israel. and obviously you, your film through a spotlights on, mentioned it already, american israel, public affairs committee. you a back up just repeated the powerful pro site as to should all be in the us. the reason of course, the tendency outside the jewish community to forget that there are deep d

for the recount and validation or is the clock ticking and also are there views on when the democratic forces should take to the streets to reinforce their demands. any thoughts on that? >> there's no actual timeframe in which they can destroy the evidence because they are the element to store all the data until all the proclamations are met and established without the process going on. so they do have to store this data and of course they can do it in a way that is arbitrary. but to see if they are resorting to a non-verifiable status and sort of made up and they are claiming upon the system they will claim that to destroy this information. and what we have is the only recorded proof of the evidence of the actual. so promoting the legitimacy crisis in electoral terms this was to promote the last two years as a way to establish and set up a government with a status quo and agenda and what they have managed to do is further the isolation in this regard. i'm not saying that they cannot get away with it, but they lost the actual purpose by doing this. >> it seems there's a lot of downsides for t

economic considerations, it would make sense to maintain good relations. 4 years ago, supposedly democratic forces a coup d'etat here with the support of the west, you were there too somewhere around there, bypassing belarus, they will not hold elections, that is , never, that is, for life, this is the kind of democracy they offered us 4 years ago, and you know, now 4 years after those august events, it is absolutely... it is obvious that this is this belarusian balcony, that is, and in order for us to fight with brotherly russia together with ukraine, they needed to seize power, this is the first point, now 4 years later all our people understand this perfectly, they understand it perfectly, the second point is what we saw on the other side, on the side of the so-called democratic opposition? well, first of all, this group, which now, you see, declares itself some kind of power, did not participate in the election campaign of the twentieth year, these are all strangers, like some unknown person, in addition, this group went further, it began to simply not even choose, to appoint even to these pup