the battle of ashikan is one of the key battles in the russo-persian war. the joint victory of the russians and armenians over the persians allowed to lift the siege from achmiaddin, and then to liberate eastern armenia from the khan's yoke. the monument was built with public money, the anthems of both countries are played, the memory is honored by the military of both countries and prayers are read in two languages. that we also have history. considerations that may seem, well, let's say, appropriate today, but tomorrow the situation may change, attempts to rewrite this common history are in the new armenian textbooks for the eighth grade, which will be on the desks on september 1, help russia's defense of the armenians from the persian empire in 1828 in yerevan was called annexation, that is, simply occupation, here is paragraph 6. although yerevan and armenia themselves were preserved only thanks to this, the treaty concluded with persia then had colossal significance for the restoration of armenian statehood. when the russo-persian war was over and the

the battle of ashikan is one of the key battles in the russo-persian war. joint victory of the russians and armenians over the persians allowed them to lift the siege of chmiaddin, and then liberate eastern armenia from the khan's yoke. the monument was built with public money, the anthems of both countries are played, the memory is honored by the military of both countries and prayers are read in two languages. the fact that we also have a common history, where the joys, sorrows and victories were shared equally, was said and the russian ambassador to armenia. in general, of course, we always reflect on our history, but i am convinced that several factors are very important here. the first is honesty, the second is the desire, the readiness to avoid any conjunctures. here it is, paragraph 6.1, although yerevan and armenia themselves survived only thanks to this, the treaty concluded with persia, then had colossal significance for the restoration of armenian statehood. when the russo-persian war and the conclusion of the treaty of chai were over, russia ins

not mean, you know, i'm the president russo isn't interested in any meaningful nice, nice to on this malcom web or let's take a closer look. now, what's the closing these protests? well, demonstrators are angry with rudo bridge because he has re appointed 10 ministers that he fired a few weeks ago. he also picked allies of opposition leader while ago didn't go for what he calls and inclusive governments router router we came to power promising to fight corruption and introduced reforms to health can use pores, communities, but protest or so he's introduced punitive taxes including an on popular housing lobby, they also say corruption has gotten worse, and the present were just as the taxes are necessary to turn around the economy. pace or in public debt and create jobs. unemployment has risen in recent years, especially among the young of do i how i to you is a horn of africa. alice and member of missing voices. if we're documenting police killings in canyon, he says the president is running out of options in many ways. william go to it doesn't have a choice between a do the bod opti

it is sport arthur the russo-japanese war began. on the night of january 27, 1904, even before the official declaration of war, eight japanese destroyers suddenly attacked the russian squadron in port arthur, which was standing in the outer roadstead without protection. the japanese ships blockaded port arthur, trying to prevent the russian squadron from leaving. by the summer of 1904 , port arthur was completely cut off by land from the manchurian army, after some time the sea communication was blocked, and on july 30, 1904, the siege of the fortress began with japanese troops, who built siege structures. the siege and defense of port arthur became the longest battle of the russo-japanese war. the heroic defense of port arthur lasted 159 days. the japanese made several attempts to storm the city, each time ending in the defeat of the japanese. both sides suffered colossal losses. the port arthur fortress held out for less than a month. commandant stoessel, contrary to the decision of the military council of the fortress, which advo

gain in the top is old library be despite fairly a nationwide demonstrations full thing. president russo to utah known suppose tax hikes. mr. russo withdrew the contested finance bill back in june, took the day off the fall, and that was briefly storm. the incessant plays with thousands of people losing their lives in classes when police say correspondence kind of among the brings us the latest from the heart of neighbors. the study says that being looked at todd hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people have been a number of people out of seen me see the for me, these are living always not knowing where the kids are. the purpose that we have been witnessing in the country hands on a stem with though from the contribution for non speed of a 2024 diesels we bought in june when the government and the government in parliament, of course, proposed a bill to be sent it into little that todd or state commission that would mean that multiple a shout would be mounted on there already the city then. so a having tough times even to meet that daily means that they will say that it may shows what

not mean, you know, i'm the president russo isn't interested in any meaningful nice, nice to on this malcom web the. okay, let's take a closer look at what's cool. some of these process demonstrate is oh, i agree that william bruce has a, has re appointed 10 minutes to see science just a few weeks ago. he's also a pointed allies of opposition. lead a rhino, i think one equals an inclusive government, which has swept to power with promises to find corruption. put economic reforms in place to help can use post communities protests to say he's introduced punitive taxes that included on popular housing, levy, and finance bill. they also say corruption is got was the also says the taxes on necessary to turn around the economy. pay. can you sewing public debt and create jobs, unemployment the reason of reason use, especially among the young i'm to lie. i lack a is a hold of african. i'm list a member of missing voices. that's a good documenting police killings and can you. he says the president's running out of options. in many ways, william, brutal doesn't have a choice between a good and

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she saw off and met sanitary trains during the russo-turkish war after the crimean war, she created theso-called sevastopol capital to provide benefits to wounded veterans. the war of 1877-78 began, she refused to renew her wardrobe, they did not sew her new dresses. she did not go anywhere, did not make any expenses for new trips. all her personal funds, everything that she could collect, went to the wounded, to the families of the fallen soldiers, that is, to the needs of the army. contemporaries wrote about her. possesses statesmanship, but doctors recommended leaving st. petersburg and it was first bought ilinskaya near moscow, and then uusovo, the queen immediately took care of the well-being and education of local residents, built a hospital, a pharmacy and a school, she also developed female education, founded marinsky gymnasiums, gave ushinsky the opportunity to open a pedagogical class at the smolny institute, graduates then went to teach in rural schools across the big country, although contemporaries said that she was quiet. according to the red cross, they claimed that it wa

hostage release. steel and gaza to we spoke earlier to our correspondence, phoenix, tom, so it ends, russo. lemme and asked him how concerned people on israel about a possible with his blog. people are indeed worried, i would say, because i would say these rallies are well aware of the fact that his, by the width is well oregon's his while as a whole different ball game, then the operations in gaza at the same time. and people here are sort of used to the current situation. we know that tens of thousands people have been evacuated from the north of his ride and it doesn't look like they're returning home anytime soon, given the conflict with as well. so, but again, the situation as reports tell us from the past half an hour or so, it looks like both sides aren't interested in and all out escalation. so despite that, so this is a situation which tat escalates where the both sides want to draw not um, and it remains to be seen how it develops in the coming days. meanwhile, his blog has provided more details about its attack, saying it struck a military base. the a tel aviv claim israel denie

so its engine, russo, i'm and asked him how concerned people on israel about a possible war with his blog. people are indeed worried, i would say, because i would say these rallies are well aware of the fact that his, by the width is well oregon's his while as a whole different ball game, then the operations in gaza at the same time. and people here are sort of used to the current situation. we know that tens of thousands of people have been evacuated from the north of his ride and it doesn't look like they're returning home anytime soon. given the conflicts, we says well, um, but again the situation as reports tell us from the past half an hour or so. it looks like both sides aren't interested in on all out escalation. so despite that, and this is a situation which can escalate to where the both sides wanted or not. um and it remains to be seen how it develops in the coming days. and all of bay would correspond into the how much re today, how small on the mood in lebanon. i made these ongoing tensions. well, that's an ongoing concern. it's been, it's been 10 months now since this co

we just rely on what better. russo said, what better was states media has reported about a week. ok. he was sentenced to death in the ruse and that death sentences just lift, been lifted and 2 days ago. and spinner was obviously used rico k as, as the, as at the pressure germany that was released to a propaganda video where he confessed to the negation. but it is very likely that this has been that this has been enforced confession and a brief what about any other gym is that they may be in russian prisons being used potentially as bob kitchen bargaining chips. yeah, we know that somewhere around 20 or 30 german citizens are still held in in russian prison. so at least this is the figure that the german government has released a couple of months back. in the case of, of rico k has, has made the headlines off. it's also the case of patrick as, who is also among the free germans. this, the latest development just came in as we speak. right. so patrick s is also now among the fridge. people here and he will arrive in germany shortly. okay, thank you so much for that to alex i guess

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was set at the end of the 19th century, general mikhail skobelev, yes, that same legendary hero the russo-turkish war, during which bulgaria was liberated from the ottoman yoke, but the main interest of those coming to the village... yurina is the dungeon. every self-respecting castle has a mysterious dungeon with ghosts, and the shiremech castle, of course, has them too. and the ghost, here. the translucent sufferer, is a young serf girl named palasha, her youthful beauty flattered the cruel serf owner sergei vasilyevich sheremetev. the girl turned out to be not a timid ten, and besides, she had a favorite fiancé, so she hit the master candlestick. here he harbored rudeness in his soul, and the soldiers gave the groom away, and walled up the wanking young lady. the spirit of the poor palashenka, after the death of her tormentor, moved to more... apartments. by the way, about apartments. anyone who wants can rent a room in the castle for a fairly reasonable fee. for a day, for two. wake up in the morning, drink coffee, walk along the galleries and go out onto the balcony. and there, there is a st

main building of the palace was built under pyotr alexandrovich rumyantsev in dunaysky hero of the russo-turkish war here on the steep bank of the sozh river such a magnificent palace appeared at the end of the 14th century. the next owner of the gomel estate was his son nikolai petrovich rumyantsev, a russian diplomat, minister of foreign affairs. gomel was transformed under nikolai petrovich rumyantsev, from a small village, he became the owner of the features of a good european town. as for the next such large-scale stage in the development of the gomel palace, this is already associated with ivan fedorovich. and ivan fedorovich invites adam idskovsky to work on the theme of the palace and park ensemble. in 1918, the palace was nationalized and after some time, preparations for the creation of a museum were in full swing. it was here in the tower on november 7 , 1919 that the gomel art and history museum was opened. what the interiors of the palace looked like. the subject was annotations, equipment, showcases were used. then in 1882 adam kirkor visited the gomel palace, he later wrote: the g

international reports hitting the wires that i multinational prisoner exchange between russia and beto, russo, the us and european states is on the cards. for the plan has previously been involved in swaps has left the russian x play of kelly mcgraw. these could not be a care. we thought that's what is ation an intelligent support of the us. that right, that iran says that washington is complicit in the killing of a mass political leader that's around accusing israel and washington seems to be neglecting the gravity of the issue. we continue to believe the deal is uh, achievable and urgent that we have seen the israel easy, engaged, and constructive in conversations. the united states unequivocally is.

the empress, who was 10 years older, but without... result, until in 1769 he voluntarily went to the russo-turkish where he distinguished himself considerably with his talent as a commander, the loving heart of the great woman thawed at the sight of the matured major general. it is known that catherine ii very quickly appreciated potemkin's leadership qualities, his ability to govern the state, to develop the military power of the state, therefore these moments, at that time for the russian empire. including for catherine, since she needed a strong male hand, they played a decisive factor, but of course, about the personal character traits of both potemkin and catherine today there are various legends and opinions, but first of all, the relationship at the level of the entire russian empire and their significance for the state at that time were fundamental. they say that grafotkina and catherine ii even secretly married, such a marriage is called. manganetic, with it the husband of an unequal position did not acquire the same high status as the wife, and some historians even claim that the newlywe

and the battle of shikan is one of the key battles in the russo-persian war. the joint victory of the russians and armenians over the persians allowed the siege of achmiaddin to be lifted, and then eastern armenia to be liberated from the khan's yoke. the monument was built with public money, the anthems of the two countries are played, the memory is honored by the military of the two states and prayers are read in two languages, about the fact that we also have a common history, where joys, troubles... victories were shared equally, said the russian ambassador to armenia, in general, of course, we always reflect on our history, but i am convinced that several factors are very important here, the first is honesty, the second is the desire, the willingness to avoid any opportunistic considerations... which laid the foundation for the future independence of armenia, clearly made in the year of the modern agenda of denigrating russia, to change the narratives regarding its closest neighbors, john bolton, then an adviser to the president, recommended to official y

the security council in the brand, russia is at war crimea, russia lost the crimean war, lost the russo-japanese war, lost the invasion of poland in 1920, lost the first world war, was excluded from it, lost the afghanistan war, lost the chechnya war , lost the cold war, and in fact after each time there were reforms, so the victory in... is at an unprecedented level, i ask you to remember this, ukraine received approximately 200 billion euros of aid, more or less half from the eu and the usa, these are gigantic funds. when we fought russia many times, like poland in the 19th and 20th centuries, mostly we fought alone. najwiękssych sawięceń dokonują sami ukraińcy. of course, ukrainians themselves take the biggest part. this bold offensive, which is already being conducted on the territory of russia, in my opinion, restores faith in the fact that ukraine can win, that it will have strong cards in the negotiations. i know how difficult it all is, i know how many refugees there are, i know how destroyed the infrastructure is, i know how many ukrainian soldiers have died, how many have not returned

she saw off and met hospital trains during the russo-turkish war, after the crimean war she created theed sevastopol capital for issuing benefits to wounded veterans. the war of 1877-78 began, she refused to renew her wardrobe, they did not sew new dresses for her. she did not go anywhere traveled, did not make any expenses for new trips. all her personal funds, everything she could collect, went to... the wounded, to the families of the fallen soldiers, that is, to the needs of the army. contemporaries wrote about her, possessed statesmanship, but doctors recommended leaving st. petersburg and first the moscow region ilinskoye was bought, and then iusovo. the queen immediately took care of the well-being and education of local residents, built a hospital, a pharmacy and a school. she also developed female education, founded the maritime gymnasiums, gave at the smolny institute opportunity for ushinsky to open a teaching class, a graduate later... large purchases will become easier, apply for a loan with cashback from smer in 5 minutes in a mobile application. my back gets tired on my f

government would exact a heavy price if it is a tax. benjamin netanyahu met the security cabinet in west russo them on sunday, has been law, has vowed to avenge the kidding of a top. come on to by israel earlier this week. and iran is mainly israel for the assassination of her masters. political leads us mine a into her on. those are the headlines. the news continues. hey, on alda 0 off the witness. the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, [000:00:00;00] the 2nd part is just, you're good for the just checking hutcher really know corsica kindly. the question to me once a month. so let me check. i'm on i'm on seduce because she said it was too for me too long. so i'm just thinking about what are you looking for the shipping. okay. what do you take? and if i put it put me put a take the speaker turner. does it cost you 2? this is this is symbols doing? yeah. matt. good. or the software has not yet. yeah. now the good news for the or because of the school bus can bus the shift. i mean of the 90 we mean the the email and the we would look at it. but the desk the uh to the, uh, the, the, the issue on the g

august 1877 russian troops won the battle on shibka, it became one of the key battles of the russo-turkishlt of which bulgaria got rid of ottoman rule. the combined russian-bulgarian army under the command of russian generals fyodor radetsky and nikolay stoletov repelled the persistent attacks of the turkish troops suleiman pashin. shibka, a strategically important pass in the balkans at that time, the main communication route between the north and south of bulgaria, because of this. sot was worth fighting for. having seized control of the pass at the beginning of the war, the russians did not give it up until the end confrontation. shibka riveted the forty thousand strong turkish army, distracting it. on august 26, 1946 , a special design department number three was created in the closed institute ni-88, and this marked the beginning of the development of the soviet rocket and space industry. it was headed by the great scientist, the founder of manned cosmonautics sergei pavlovich korolev, together with valentin glushko and other rocket scientists, they created a new industry practically

palacio who wrote wonder, the international sensation and i think for a while a woman named maria russo who used to ber the editor of e book review for children at the new york times also was from flushing queens,in something god was happening in flushing. what did we read. i read a lot of nancy drew, i read a lot of judy bloom, a lot of the books of the 70's when we were kids. a lot of greek methodology thanks to raquel, we used to act things out all of the time. i didn't have in those pages a lot of latino characters and it didn't stop me from reading but i will say that later in high school demand college when i did tap on sandra cisneros and tap into latino writers it was like a revelation that people thought ate the food that was on my kitchen table and sounded like tia and used espaÑol and all these things that that was worthy of being in i a book and sad that it took that long for me to have that experience and i'm very glad that now we don't have nearly enough books by people from variety of backgrounds but we have more and every year more so, so that feels like a really good mo

during the russo-turkish war after the crimean war, she created the so-called sevastopol capital to provide benefits to wounded veterans. the war of 1877-78 began, she refused to renew her wardrobe, they did not sew new dresses for her. she did not go anywhere, did not make any expenses for new trips. all her personal funds, everything that she could collect, went to the wounded, to the families of the fallen soldiers, that is, to needs of the army. contemporaries wrote about it, it has a state. but doctors recommended leaving petersburg and first the moscow region ilyinskoye was bought, and then iusovo. the queen immediately takes care of the well-being and education of local residents, builds a hospital, a pharmacy and a school. she also developed female education, founded the maritime gymnasiums, at the smolny institute she gave ushinsky the opportunity to open a pedagogical class. and the graduates then went to teach in rural schools of the big country. although contemporaries said that she quiet, modest, even unnoticeable in some ways. it was claimed that it was maria alexandrovna's pr

russia lost the crimean war, russia lost the crimean war, lost the russo-japanese war, lost the invasion of poland in 1920, lost the first ukraine, then the world war, was excluded from it, lost the war in afghanistan, lost the war in chechnya, lost the cold war, and in fact, after each time reforms took place, so the victory of ukraine is a chance not only for ukraine, but also for russia, not only for есть также chance for russia, or is it holy, the world already understands that now about this war they say in europe, do they still mention ukraine? ukrainians, this bold offensive, which is already being carried out on the territory of russia, in my opinion, but of course they take the biggest part , restores faith in the fact that ukraine can win, that it will have strong cards in the negotiations, or establish that ukraine can. does it feel like, despite the fact that they are getting help from the world, but it is happening with a certain delay, because we could have received western weapons earlier, and with a well-trained army, we would have achieved more? what do you think i agree

the don colonization nevertheless moved from the don to... when peace came after the russo-turkish warss and farmsteads began to appear in these areas in the middle reaches of the kalmeus, when military actions in the donetsk region became a thing of the past, its development as an industrial region began, here rod ilavaisky too, well, as if he gave us the brightest example of such a passionate attitude to life, when people do what they love , do it so that then they are remembered for a long time in the region. one of the most famous representatives of this family in the donetsk region is ivan grigorievich ilavaisky. at one time, he went through all the stages of the career of a don officer and even served in the otaman cossack regiment, the personal guard of the emperor. after retiring , he started a multi-industry farm in his homeland, and sheep farming, and a distillery was engaged in breeding don combat and english racehorses. in 1859, he built a coal mine on his lands. he immediately began to create a technologically advanced coal mining enterprise for those times, he bought steam

customs agents led by director of field operations frank russo inspect cargo coming in from all over we were developed as a result of 9/11. and, you know, our job is to protect the country against terrorists and instruments of terror. counterfeit goods are a direct link to terrorist organizations. there is no doubt about it. >> reporter: when we asked the cbp for evidence linking counterfeits to terrorism in the u.s., they cited the 1993 attack on the world trade center. they also asserted that other terrorist organizations have engaged in the sale of counterfeit goods and stolen cultural artifacts to help fund their organization, but declined to provide specifics. officials say weapons from the 2015 terror attack on french magazine "charlie hebdo" was financed in part by fake nike sneakers. >> our officers and import specialists are the first ones to look at that cargo coming in and determine on the spot whether it needs to be opened up or not. we are what keeps this stuff from getting on to the streets of our cities. >> reporter: the inspection team opens up hundreds of boxes, aver

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we just rely on what the court and better, russo said, and what state immediate and better was saying he was sentenced to death and that death sentence has been listed just days ago. and he was key to use to pressure germany. and the, the better was the government and better roost. they have released public in the video off week. ok at where he confessed to it, to the integrations. but again, it is very likely that this was, this was rather the fullest confession. the other case, it was the case of patrick as so he will also be a free man. he wasn't present in russia because when he entered restaurant early of this year, the sweets were found on him at sweets containing a small amount of cannabis, 20 grams, a gulf of sweets, and in those 20 rooms a small amounts of cannabis were found. and he clearly had to go on the go showed while he was held in a cage while being in court. and but he will also be a free man soon. and a quick word about the other germans in russian prisons being used as pawns. as you know that about 25, the germans are still held and are still being held in russian

and i think there was a for a while a woman named maria russo who used to be the editor of the book review of four children at the new york times, also was from flushing, queens. so i don't know, something good was happening in flushing. what did i read? what did we read? i read a lot of nancy drew. i read a lot of judy blume. i read a lot of those books of of the seventies when we were kids. a lot of greek mythology. thanks to raquel, we used to act these things out all the time. i didn't have in those pages a lot of latino characters and it didn't stop me from reading. but i will say that later in high school and in college, when i did tap into sandra cisneros house on mango street and start to discover latino writers, it was like a revelation. that people that ate the food that was on my kitchen table and sounded like the and usually espagnole and all these things that that was worthy of being in a book. and i'm sad that it took that long for me to have that experience. and so i'm very glad that now we don't have nearly enough books by people from variety of of backgrounds, but we have

it seems, the last time he implemented his alarmist statements, practical steps, it was during the russo-georgiann august 2008, then i remember the video he was recording on the shore of the black sea, behind him were several warships of the russian black sea fleet , then the same unprovoked aggression of the russian army against sovereign georgia, a third of its territories, took place. georgia then lost as a result of this aggression, but it seems to have been the last time dmitry medvedev transformed his alarmist statements into some practical action. currently, he is not an official who determines the order of actions of the russian army, but he tells certain stories, because zherinovsky is a messenger, someone has to a certain extent spread the relevant narratives of the kremlin. does the russian army have appropriate plans and the desire to seize the same. the population center of our country, which is mentioned in dmitry medvedev's post, does it have the resources to implement it, and no, it doesn't, so you can dream about anything you want, but we remember from medicine what a man means,

scottsdale, mostly 30 whole grains of city chicago by the mid 16th century the western lands of cavan, russo become part of the kingdom of power and in the population that you ain't incoming. well, the fullest part of the nice ation and the simulation of the indigenous russian population began to share. the issue was split the industry to advise beautiful steps, but the rest of them will take you not for me to buy your muscle bloomgreen, speeding dishes, to put that in any belong to just about the sky, emailing up. i general, believe me is almost the business to night if you could do it is the pollution story until most young color scheme and report is in the central hall. so to show exactly where in the 16th century, the idea of creating the 1st anti russian state was born in connie and told me that from the virginia that the machine is okay. no auto show at all still is a communication on now or just yet. and that's a little look around it and figure out if the page and arrows keys, because on, you know, means a washing machine, samuel paints. i mean, obviously, i mean on the device that a

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in general , i am not sure that the russo-ukrainian war is a good time for... both you and us, who at all cooling polish-ukrainian relations, or aggravation, only one power will win - russia. what's more, i know this, the russians, through their agency, through propaganda, are working very hard on this, and for sure, maybe there was a real difference of interests, and indeed polish farmers suffered from the fact that there was too much ukrainian grain that was supposed to be exported further , remained in poland, here too there is responsibility and guilt of the past. as you know, those blockades have been gone for six months now, i have great hope that the positive attitude of poles towards ukrainians and ukrainians towards poles, built over the last years, we, the politicians. journalists , we will establish the environment of opinion leaders in the coming months and years, because strategically, if we are talking about the most important security interests of poland and ukraine, there are currently no countries closer to each other than our two peoples, that is, poland and ukraine.

so 20 full presence less detention in russia. germany, bella russo in the united states amongst others. and they landed in the trackage capital. after various checks on health and identities and went all sides were satisfied, but not a form of presence got on board new plains and flew off to freedom. so what did it cost to do? the steel? i'm feel get highly value, and this is the day. the deal with this possible performers and french french foldable cartridge shop can try to paper was not an easy decision to the pulled a convicted murderer who had only served a few years in prison today was very good and we're going to build on it drawing inspiration and can continue courage from it for all of those who were held hostage to mr. c. one is twice as skilled as the 2nd one is by now i'm very excited to hear that he's being returned. thankfully we returned it's wonderful. also on the day donald trump questions, his opponents of racial identity and com a lot higher is condemns. the question is a return to divisive politics. i didn't know she was black until a number of years ago when she hap

not mean, you know, i'm the president russo isn't interested in any news on the new on this malcom web. right. let's take a closer look now. well, what's caused these protests and the demonstrators are angry with vertigo, that he has a re, a pointed 10 ministers that he fired a few weeks ago. he's also picked allies of the opposition leader rylon, go for what he calls and inclusive governments of also came to power promising a fight corruption and introduced reforms to help 10 years of pores, communities, but purchasers. so he's introduced punitive taxes including an on popular housing levy. they also say corruption has gotten the has gotten worse. a meanwhile present router says the taxes are necessary to turn around the economy and the pay soaring public a debt, and to create jobs. unemployment has risen in recent years, especially among the young of july year. how lucky it is. a horn of africa list and member of missing voices, a group that's been documenting a police cummings in kenya. and he says the president is running out of options. and in many ways william go to, it doesn't h

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