of dr. ebrahim motaghi, a professor at the university of tehran who is with us from shiraz. mr. dr. motaghi, greetings to you. tehran, after the assassination of martyr haliyeh, the zionist regime immediately sent its negotiating team for ceasefire negotiations to in your opinion , was this action a premeditated action? to prevent iran's revenge under the excuse of a ceasefire . yes, in the name of allah, the merciful. i am a servant i greet you, mr. modares, and all your dear viewers. the fact is that israel, with its aggressive policies, has put the middle east and southwest asia in a state of crisis. actions. and large-scale assassination operations, unusual actions are considered as the main characteristics of israel's operational action. the action taken by israel, both in connection with the people of gaza and in connection with the assassination of ismail hamiyeh in tehran , will naturally have an appropriate and relevant response. the main issue of resistance will be the issue of revenge. but there is another point that should be understood know the difference between the po

minister of health announced the payment of the first part of the nurses' demands to the universities of medical sciences. dr. zafarkandi said that the sum of the demands of the nurses is 7500 billion tomans, and all the rights have been approved. in the presence of mr. president , we had a meeting with the head of the program organization and we talked about this . the good news is that the first part, which is to compensate the demands of the nursing and personnel community , was paid to the universities yesterday and today, that is, what we can. we thought it would be done a little later, but it was done today and yesterday, and i am telling the presidents of the university from this podium that this they should be paid as soon as possible to meet the demands that exist in this field . the arbaeen headquarters announced the number of pilgrims who have not yet returned to the country from the arbaeen pilgrimage to 420,000. more than 3,000,000 pilgrims have visited iraq 3 million 238 thousand pilgrims have returned to the country from different borders. at the same time as the arbaeen hosseini pilgrims are

just say to talk, i will not speak to cindy, my han, who is a professor of economics at the university of dr. joining us from there. thanks for your time on al jazeera. so one of the challenges facing the interim government of how many units has and from government has of course, rebuilding bangladesh and economy. what are the biggest issues for the public and what do they want to see or reverse along? or i think the 0. i think the biggest challenge is to restore the order situation at this moment, which is extremely fast. all right, so and then that is ethic. take the corner, we got into the distorted lot. that affected the supply chain, the dc transport additional because the countries and many small businesses i'm and for and for us connect you with these have been severely affected. so i think this is the primary, even the most uh, friday of the government to restore these kind of, uh, i know that i noticed situation. so the uh economy comes back to their normal track . at the same time, you know that the country has been facing the videos more than 2 years by installation. and also the

first, the demands of the nurses have been reported to the universities of medical sciences. dr. zafarkandi said: the sum of the demands of the nurses is 7500 billion tomans, which caused all the rights and entitlements they will be paid as soon as possible. yesterday, in the presence of mr. president , we had a meeting with the head of the program organization, we talked about the same thing. the good news is that the first part, which is to compensate the demands of the nursing and personnel community, was paid to the universities yesterday and today, that is, what we might think. we wanted it to be done a little later, but it was done today and yesterday, and i am telling the presidents of the university from this platform that this should be paid as soon as possible to satisfy the demands that have existed in this field. the auction of more than 10,000 household appliances foreign starts tomorrow. tehran prosecutor said: auction no. 282 of sale of goods in the warehouses of bandar abbas property from tomorrow, the 7th of shahrivar. it will be held until the 20th of september.

minister of health announced the payment of the first part of the demands of nurses to universities of medical sciences. dr. zafarkandi said that the sum of the demands of the nurses is 750 billion tomans, and all their rights have been approved in asr. yesterday, in the presence of mr. president , we had a meeting with the head of the program organization about the same thing . the good news is that the first part, which is to compensate the demands of the nursing and personnel community , was paid to the universities yesterday and today, that is , what we might think. we were having a meal. it may be done later, but it was done today and yesterday, and i will tell the presidents of the university from this forum that i must pay this as soon as possible to satisfy the demands that have existed in this field . the iranian student astronomy olympiad team won 5 gold medals and took first place in the 17th olympiad he took over the world of astronomy and physics. arya kardari r. they took the second to fourth places in the 16th world astronomy olympiad, which was hosted by poland last year, and the iranian te

minister of health announced the payment of the first part of the nurses' demands to the universities of medical sciences. dr. zafar ghandi said that the sum of the demands of the nurses is 750 billion tomans, and all their rights have been approved. in the presence of mr. president , we had a meeting with the head of the program organization, and we talked about this matter. the good news is that the first part, which is to compensate the demands of the nursing and personnel community, was paid to the universities yesterday and today, that is, what we might have thought. . it may be done a little later, but it was done today and yesterday, and with the presidents of my university from this platform i say that they should pay this as soon as possible to satisfy the demands that existed in this field . the iranian student astronomy olympiad team won 5 gold medals and won the first place of the 17th international astronomy and astrophysics olympiad. arvin's character arya. rasulzadeh hanan khormadashti, mohammadi, and ali naderi, lord jani, were from iran's student team. also, in the team competition , iran wo

dr. stendhal is considered one of the nation's most scholarly theologians next to me is dr. carl sagan, who is an astronomer at cornell university, and probably one of the five or six leading researchers on this question of extraterrestrial life is the coauthor with schloss of the soviet union and the very famous book, intelligent life in the universe. to my right is philip morrison, who is professor of physics at mit and 13 years ago he was a coauthor of what is perhaps the first scientifically valid, reasonable paper ever published on what might well be a possible mode of communication with extraterrestrial life. dr. morrison is considered out among scholarly as being perhaps one of the most broadly knowledgeable scientists in the country. and on the far side is dr. george wallace, professor of biology at harvard and a recipient of the nobel prize. so now i would like to turn to the symposium proper and give the floor to carl sagan. thank you, --. i am trying to prepare a few brief remarks on this. i came upon a comment by thomas carlyle somewhat crusty old fellow on thinking about the stars and a sad spectacle if they be inha

of west asian issues. i will say goodbye to you . we will continue our conversation with mr. dr. motaghi, respected professor. the university of tehran, who is with us from shiraz , dr. motaghi, in recent days, westerners are claiming that iran's response to the assassination of martyr haniyeh will affect the ceasefire . what is the purpose of these claims in your opinion? as you pointed out, biden is following up on the issue of an election within america itself. in a way, trump and camilla harris are in a very hot situation.

it has started in tehran university and the answer of mr. dr. ghalib, the honorable speaker of the islamic council, is giving a speech. let's go to tehran university and listen to his speech . god bless all those who have made honest promises to their god. they have promised to move in the path of allah and in this path or to they have attained martyrdom or are waiting for martyrdom and they do not give up for a moment the main path and the straight path and struggle with their lives and property. they move in the shadow of quranic culture and in the shadow of ahl al-bayt school . in any situation, at any time, in any place, in any minor, general or strategic change , they do not think about anything else except divine traditions, and they do not think about anything else. in one of our meetings, we talked in detail about the pressures, hardships, and crimes of the murderous and criminal zionist regime in gaza, and i am a slave to them. i used to say that these hardships are normal anyway , today all the enemies of islam joined hands , the war of

of jihad dr. kazemi ashtiani's university of human fruits , every time the leader talks to the elites, if you pay attention, they make a reference to him. karkeni and others encourage them to follow their example in the power industry. i really think that it is one of the successful organizations whose forces are now in different places . what plan are you following to strengthen this process? we still talked with the ministry of science. we started doctorates in our own centers and strengthened our student affairs organization we have made it possible for the university to attract students, because we have all been recruited, we have come to jihad and we have grown. we have really announced to our research centers that specialized research centers and projects will be active in recruiting students for internship skilled soldier in the training of skilled soldier working in the real expression. for now, entrepreneurship, employment of students, having various programs , both practical and theoretical, which maybe, for example , just last year, we had 70. the largest technology tower in kermanshah

we write and shy black squared, the main center of the pro destiny of the dr university campus. tens of thousands of students i've gathered, there it is. there. i have spread that this is where we gonna call for the resignation and stepping down of the government. and the, as we came from that area of more and more thousands of students are gathering data in other areas of classes with the ruling party supporter backed by the police. the step pressure is going on in different parts of the walls and the casualties is going to mount. most likely, tens of thousands of people are still gathering in other parts of the city, as well as speak to europe now where it will fall, right? price has to take place in major cities and has across the united kingdom as the country faces. this was drawing thing in 13 years. protest is fault with police and middlesbrough on sunday. now the government of the keys follow right. groups of august writing, writing days up to 3 young girls on that as a dense class in south port. please say this information about the suspect is fueling. the current address demo

we read and shy black squared, the main center of the pro destiny of the dr university campus. tens of thousands of students. i've gathered, there it is. there. i have spread that this is where we gonna call for the resignation. and stepping down of the government and the, as we came from that area of more and more thousands of students are gathering data in other areas of classes with the ruling party support are backed by the police. the same questions going on in different parts of the walls and the casualties is going to mount. most likely, tens of thousands of people are still gathering in other parts of the city as well as well earlier we supposed to be and who does the south asia regional research or an amnesty international? he says the government has been using disproportionate force on demonstrators of what's happening and under this right now is nothing short of a historic revolution. i mean, you would think after the heavy kind of response that we witnessed over the last 2 weeks, which left to the depths of at least 200 people. and you know, injuries of thousands more, a sh

of sed and sima news agency. tonight we have mr. dr. greg symes, professor of media and communication at obsaly university in sweden. mr. dr. symes, it's a pleasure to have you with us. thank you to the title of the first question is the arrest of pavel dorf by france these days. the surprising and questionable story is that telegram has cooperated with european governments in various ways, including the french government, and in these years had an office for cooperation with the european union, and the public content that the government the europeans announced against their laws and removed requests from telegram . in telegram's statement a few days ago, the exact same issue was mentioned and it was said that telegram violates the laws of the european union, including the service law. digital has followed. well, here comes the question of the motive and purpose of the french government. what is there to deal with telegram? officials of telegram who comply with the laws of the european union and france. look, i don't think it's just an issue of the european union against the dwarfs, i think it's a big issue. as a social netw

of sed and sima news agency. tonight we have mr. dr. greg simes, professor of media and communication at absalai said university with me. mr. dr. symes we are glad that you are with us. thank you. as the first question, the arrest of pavel durov by france has become a surprising and questionable story these days. one of the questions and ambiguities related to this story is that until now telegram has cooperated in various ways with european governments, including the french government, and in these years had an office to cooperate with the european union, and the public content that european governments announced against their laws and it would remove the request from telegram. in telegram's statement a few days ago, the exact same issue was mentioned and it was said that telegram is one of the rules. europe has followed, among other things, the digital services law. well, the question arises here , what is the motive and purpose of the french government to deal with telegram? officials of telegram who comply with the laws of the european union and france. see i don't think it's not a question of france against dorf or europe a

dr. rhoads: that's great. let's switch gears just a little bit. if i reflect on my own experience, one of the things i've learned in the university setting is how muchlobal partners can impact local challenges. adm. grady: yeah. dr. rhoads: at this conference, we've been privileged to highlight some of the work in u-com and i'm curious whether it's in those two commands or other places in the world, what's your perspective on what the department can do to move forward, learning from our global partners? adm. grady: yeah. there's so much there. does get back in the internet ie at the strategic level with the idea that we now to think about the fact that it's one industrial base. and so the view with nato but beyond nato. so if you go to the meetings where we come together to support the nato partners there, it's up to 50 countries. and it's this idea that it's one industrial base. this plays out in how we think about the what are the complementary capabilities and expertise that our allies and partners going to the fight? and we see it then play out in a requirements process. so i talked about the jroc as an example. we have now started the internati

of the nurses to the universities has been paid by the order of the president. the first part of the compensation of the demands of the nurses has been paid to the universities. according to dr. zafarkandi, the sum of the demands of the nurses is 750 billion tomans, which caused all their rights to be paid as soon as possible. head of three ministries. no longer with the presence of the president was entrusted to his ministers. after the ceremony of honoring and introduction, the ministers of health, industry, mining and trade and foreign affairs officially started their activities . on the fifth day of the government week, following the ceremony of honoring and introducing the ministers, the president went to the ministry of health, treatment and medical education. in this ceremony, mr. mezikian. in this event, the minister of health and medical education announced the government's determination to reduce treatment costs and solve drug problems. we have to reduce the back-breaking costs of treatment. we are obliged to solve the people's medicine in the ceremony of honoring and introducing the minister of foreign affairs, mr. mezikian, from a specific plan and program. in th

compensation for the demands of the nurses has been paid to the universities, and the presidents of the universities should speed up the payment to the nurses. according to dr. zafarkandi, the sum of the demands of the nurses is 7500 billion tomans, and all their rights have been approved. to be paid on time. the first meeting of the supreme council of the cultural revolution was held under the chairmanship of mr. 40-year performance report of the council and the sanayeh dasti document was one of the issues that the president and council members reviewed. in this meeting of the interviews of our council, the handiwork document was discussed, as well as the discussion of interactions. international cooperation that we should have with the scientific centers of different countries . these were the issues that were discussed in the mahin council and in the announcement of beshul in this meeting, the main discussions that took place in this meeting were a report on the 40-year performance of the council, and especially this 3-year performance, which was during the period of shaheed raisi, in the field of science and culture , the honorable president also emphas

compensation for the demands of the nurses has been paid to the universities, and that the presidents of the universities should expedite the payment to the nurses . according to dr. zafarkandi, the sum of the demands nurses are 7500 billion tomans, which caused all their rights and salaries to be paid as soon as possible. the spokesperson of the electricity industry emphasized the necessity of reducing the electricity consumption of all subscribers by 10%. according to mr. rajabi mashhadhi, the increase in consumption is high. the weather continued to be hot until the 10th of september for a few days. the weather in the temple has really changed a lot. it has become very hot compared to the previous one . the issue is that the use of cooling devices has increased the electricity consumption. four days after noon, the electricity will be cut off. now we have a small child, thank god. for two or three days, he got sick at all because we don't turn on the chlorine to support the power grid areas are cut off. which causes damage in some areas, just a few days since the power cut , my tv set has burned out, we have bread , our dough is ruined, people who stand for br

dr. rhoads: that's great. let's switch gears just a little bit. if i reflect on my own experience, one of the things i've learned in the university setting is how muchlobal partners can impact local challenges. adm. grady: yeah. dr. rhoads: at this conference, we've been privileged to highlight some of the work in u-com and i'm curious whether it's in those two commands or other places in the world, what's your perspective on what the department can do to move forward, learning from our global partners? adm. grady: yeah. there's so much there. does get back in the internet ie at the strategic level with the idea that we now to think about the fact that it's one industrial base. and so the view with nato but beyond nato. so if you go to the meetings where we come together to support the nato partners there, it's up to 50 countries. and it's this idea that it's one industrial base. this plays out in how we think about the what are the complementary capabilities and expertise that our allies and partners going to the fight? and we see it then play out in a requirements process. so i talked about the jroc as an example. we have now started the internati

compensation for the demands of the nurses has been paid to the universities, and the presidents of the universities should expedite the payment to the nurses. according to dr. zafarghandi, the sum of the demands of the nurses is 7500 billion tomans, which caused all their rights to be paid in the early hours. the first meeting of the supreme council of cultural revolution was held under the chairmanship of mr. the council's 40-year performance report and the handicrafts document were among the issues that the president and council members reviewed. in this meeting , the problems of the council were discussed about the manual industry document it was also discussed the international interactions that should be with the scientific centers of the countries. let's have it , these were the issues that were caused in the mahin council and in the announcement and principles in this meeting, the main discussions that took place in this meeting, a report of the 40-year performance of the council was presented to them, and especially this 3-year performance that was in the period he was a martyr in the field of science and culture. the honorable president emphasized

university system stating, "in recent days we learned of specific conduct by dr. at has subjected the university to significant rep lational harm. his actions were abhorrent." >> the uw board of regents fired joe gow for producing online pornography with his wife. >> joe gow believes he's being punished for pornographic videos he and his wife made together and published on the internet. >> the media reaction was just stunning. we've been in several british papers. we were in "the economic times," which is the largest paper in india. >> reporter: despite being fired from his job as chancellor, joe expected his tenured teaching position in media studies would be safe. >> wasn't surprising that they said, you can't be chancellor. but, we're going to go after you as a tenured faculty member? wow, that's new. >> reporter: a hearing was held to decide joe's fate as teacher. >> yes, my wife carmen and i created a series of section equally explicit videos and books on our own time using our own money. >> reporter: interim chancellor betsy morgan, who took over after joe te

we weren't in shy box for the main center of the protests near the dr. university campus. tens of thousands of students have gathered there. it is there. so i have read this and this is where we gonna call for the resignation. and stepping down of the government and the as we came from that area of more and more 1000, substituting for gathering desk in other areas of classes with the ruling party support of back by the police, the sale flashing going on in different parts of the walls and the casualties is going to mount, most likely, tens of thousands of people are still gathering in other parts of the city as well as the prime minister. as you mentioned in your report, if i did criminals and that should be dealt with, i don't face the whole minnesota on psychiatry would subside in our local time 6, the 12 gmc and access to internet access to social media. rather, it is again, block mobile internet is blocked only the broadband is available. so again, the communication blackout is a serious problem for the general population. many of the people who wear with the students, i paper from all

of those who served veteran suicide as the most important issue facing veterans today. >> and too many are battling it alone joining us now is columbia university professor of psychiatry, drkelly posner, gerston harbor. >> she is the founder and director of the columbia university lighthouse projects which led this training. a doctor tell us about this. these were your colleagues who put this on. tell us how this went. training 5,000 people in one day it was inspiring and of mythical proportions and really important, you because let, let me just set, set the stage for a second. >> you know, it's not only veterans, we know that suicide takes more firemen than fire more lives than car are accidents, more soldiers than combat, and 135 people are affected by every death. and those effects linger across generations because of the silence that follows. and this training was really representative of breaking the silence and not being silent anymore. we know but this, is our preventable cause of death. and what do we need to do we need to find the people suffering in silence, and we need to break down those myths. you know what one of the biggest lethal myths have been that this

vice-chancellor of health of isfahan university of medical sciences announced that two-thirds of mothers who had abortions had given up their counseling and support. dr. rahimi said that the monitoring prevention committee against intentional abortion in universities of medical sciences and health centers has an effect on the withdrawal of pregnant mothers from fetal distress. has had significant thirdly, pregnant mothers from fetal distress in isfahan province from december 1402 to june 1403, in fact, we had nearly 200 cases of refusal of labor. the patient may have some justification for himself, for example, the distance between his children is short or his living conditions are not ideal, for example, currently studying, working, or, for example , having no family support or support, being far from the family, this is no reason. in the first place, counseling for the prevention of labor can be done in the same health unit if the mother goes to the hospital, and if the mother still insists on labor, she will go to the centers. under the title of centers to save children from hardship , it has been implemented in the implementation of the law on fa

of yorba linda. thank you for being here gene. i want to welcome dr. lori cox hahn, who is the doybee henley chair of presidential studies at chapman university and her colleague dr. luke nichter, who is the james? kavanaugh chair in presidential studies, which is a new program at chapman university and we're joined by the dean of students, dr. jerry price as well at a new program at chapman that the foundation has helped to put together and we're really excited about so thank you all for being here. in addition. i want to thank all of our president's council members that are here tonight for their support which makes this evening and all of our evenings like this possible. this evening. i have the pleasure of introducing two men who are contributing mightily tonight to american history. and i'm very pleased that c-span is recording tonight's conversation for future broadcasts and the nixon foundation is broadcasting live tonight as well because this conversation will illuminate the richard nixon that these men knew and knew very well. today is the 50th anniversary of the day on which president mrs. nixon departed andrews air force base. on their way to china

of the coalition's path depends on it. time will place you mr. dr. motaghi, respected professor of tehran university. qassam battalions targeted some occupation soldiers in an operation in netsarim axis. this operation was carried out in the south of talhawa neighborhood in gaza against a group of 10 members of the occupying forces. qassam fighters. in this operation , they blew up two israeli military jeeps and then shot at them , killing and wounding a number of occupying soldiers . the spokesman of the zionist army admitted. one of the troops of the 22nd brigade of the church brigade of this regime's army was seriously injured in the battles in the south of the gaza strip. zionists are waiting for hezbollah's response lebanon is extremely worried about the assassination of fouad shakar , according to the al-minar network, experts say that they are waiting for hezbollah's response to the assassination of fouad shakar from jihadist commanders, but it is worse than incompetence. mali, we are not waiting because we know every day how many rockets hezbollah will fire. the authorities must provide secur

because mosse is now being treated at the university of tribe books. medical center is dr. po marie, specialist, diana starts the leads that heat and the effects of climate change making his symptoms worse. temperatures over 30 degrees celsius and now more frequent in central europe. extreme heat, least high concentrations of ground level ozone and fine particulate matter. the pull in season is growing longer and there's more poland hole that adds up to poor air quality. the combination of heat and pollutants can lead to inflammation and damage in the lungs. in the top with the leading directory association between higher temperatures and hospitalization, and death rates out when the temperature is fine, degrees higher than average has been one. then we suddenly have 5 percent more patients. so that's it with palmer's the medical center. and then let's say full, full, sent me hours of kills an awful lot. going to ask him cool in the clinic. when does this not what is extreme c, michelle and moss, with his preexisting lung problems the whole day. is it becoming more and mor

that today the business of plastic surgeons depends on it, a profitable surgery, which obviously has complex cultural reasons. dr. jungsu, professor of psychology at yanci university to beauty clinics a young age to find a job or find a life partner. a person who doesn't undergo... in brazil has also found interesting aspects. it was in the late 50s when plastic surgery appeared in korea, that brazilians also got to know it. this happened due to the efforts of a surgeon named evo pitange. pitange convinced the then president of brazil that being beautiful is a right, just like other areas of health. of course, his argument was also about " ugliness. pitange used to say that if people are ugly, they become depressed, and this depression increases social problems. every human being since he is born looks at himself and look at his beards, so he went always to be similar to your pears. so in a way you are psychologist with knife in your head. santa casa hospital, is that the pr'? way in which you're giving brazilians the right to to be beautiful. i few that was very important to give to people awareness that they had a right to be normal, to be like the others and in

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that today the business of plastic surgeons depends on it, a profitable surgery which obviously has complex cultural reasons. dr. jungsu, professor of psychology at yanci university, emphasizes that in korea, people's appearance is given a higher priority than their personality. social status is more important than thoughts and looks are more important than feelings. comparing korean society and western societies, this psychologist reveals that the difference is in the way of looking at life. 인상이 많이 중요하잖아요. 우선 면접을 보고 뭐 하더라도 얼굴 먼저 보다 보니까 솔직히 이쁜 녀석 좋아하시잖아요. koreans value the evaluation of others more than their own opinion. in the past years, materialistic tendency in korea was limited to houses, cars and home appliances, but today it has spread to every part of the face. a huge number of girls in this country go to beauty clinics a young age to find a job or find a life partner. "a person who doesn't undergo facial surgery is considered ugly and is gradually rejected by his or her friends, because in korea, the value of each person depends on their beauty, and their beauty depends on surgery. surgery is not limited to south korea, cosmetic surgery in brazil has al

of plastic surgeons depends on it. a profitable surgery. which obviously has complex cultural reasons. dr. jungsu, professor of psychology at yanci universityhan feelings. comparing korean society and western societies, this psychologist reveals that the difference is in the way of looking at life. houses, cars and home appliances, but today it has spread to every part of the face. huge number of girls in this country go to beauty clinics a young age to find a job or find a life partner. a person who doesn't undergo facial surgery is considered ugly and is gradually rejected by his or her friends because in korea. it was in the late 50s when plastic surgery appeared in. that brazilians also got to know it. this happened due to the efforts of a surgeon named evo pitange. pitange convinced the then president of brazil that being beautiful is a right, just like other areas of health. of course, his argument was also about ugliness. pitange used to say that if people are ugly they become depressed and this depression inc. social problems every human being since he is born looks at himself and look at his peers, so you went always to be similar

of our program. the university and its students, as well as the larger community, are deeply indebted to them for this. speaking this evening, dr. stephen j. farnsworth received his ba from the university of missouri, kansas city, and a ba in government from dartmouth, followed by both m.a. and phd degrees in government from georgetown university. he worked for 10 years as a newspaper journalist before becoming a professor, and has lectured widely used the presidency and elections for u.s. and international audiences. a prolific scholar, he has written seven books, including "presidential communication and character," "the nightmare," "spinner and chief," and his most recent, "late-night with trump: political and the american presidency." also the author or co-author of dozens of scholarly articles about the presidency, the mass media, u.s. public opinion, and virginia politics. his political commentary has appeared in a wide range of media outlets, including "the new york times," "washington post," pbs news hour, politico, c-span, and bbc world. he is currently professor of political science at the international affairs and di

of our program? the university and its students as well as the larger fredericksburg community are deeply indebted to them for this. now speak of this evening, dr. steven j farnsworth received his ba in history from the university of missouri, kansas city and a ba in government from dartmouth. followed by both ma and phd degrees in government from georgetown university he worked for 10 years as a newspaper journalist, but before becoming a professor and has lectured widely on the news media the presidency and elections us and international audiences. a prolific scholar he has written seven books including presidential communication and character the nightly news nightmare spinner in chief and his most recent late night with trump political yearbook and the american presidency. is also the author or co-author of dozens of scholarly articles on the presidency the mass media us public opinion and virginia politics. his political commentary has appeared in a wide range of media outlets including the new york times, washington post. pbs news hour politico c-span and bbc world he is currently professor of political science and international affairs a

we write and shy black squared, the main center of the pro destiny of the dr university campus. tens of thousands of students i've gathered, there it is. there. i have spread that this is where we gonna call for the resignation and stepping down of the government. and the, as we came from that area of more and more thousands of students are gathering data in other areas of classes with the ruling party supporter backed by the police. the still pressure is going on in different parts of the walls and the casualties is going to mount. most likely, tens of thousands of people are still gathering in other parts of the city as well as we speak to does to be it. who does the south asia regional research? what time this, the international, he says the government has been using disproportionate falls on demonstrates us what's happening and under this right now is nothing short of a historic revolution. i mean, you would think after the heavy kind of response that we witnessed over the last 2 weeks, which left to the depths of at least 200 people. and you know, injuries of thousands more, a sh

that today the business of plastic surge. depends on it, a profitable surgery which obviously has complex cultural reasons. dr. jungsu, professor of psychology at yanci university undergo facial surgery is considered ugly and is gradually rejected. by his or her friends, because in korea, the value of each person depends on their beauty, and their beauty depends on surgery, well we enter, we enter up our regular program crossing over the united nations, let's listen to what the honor representative has to say about the situation in gaza, in the world food programs, trucks crossed from chad to sudan via there border crossing, some 205 metric tons of food assistance, that will be um for about 17,00 people, that's the second wfp convoy to cross through this crossing, recently wfp said the food assistance will be delivered to communities across darford and distributions will start as soon as the trucks arrive. additional trucks of wfp food assistants are being loaded in char to cross into darfort as soon as possible. wfp has enough food for half million people ready to transport to sudan through the audrey crossing. the rome based agency underscores the humanitaria

of the program. university students as well as the larger community are deeply indebted to them for this. dr. stephen j farnsworth received his ba in history from the university of missouri, kansas city nba government from dartmouth followed by an ma and phd degree in government from georgetown university. a newspaper journalist who has lectured widely. national audiences. a prolific scholar, he has written seven books including presidential communication and character. nightly news nightmare. spinner in chief and his most recent late-night tromp, the american presence. also co-author of dozens of scholarly articles of the presidency and past media and politics. his political commentary has. widely from outlets including the new york times, washington post, pbs news hours, politico, c-span and bbc world. he is currently professor of political science and international affairs of the center for media studies at the university of washington and. he has taught courses in political science, journalism and communication from georgetown university and george mason university. during his tenure, dr.

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