and your now it says, let's go back to tell him to, sorry, he's an assistant professor at the university of tell. ronnie joins us from the reading and capital again to it. we've been, we've been talking to your morning as we've watching these pictures here. of it's melanie. yes. funeral into uranium capital to around the motion. the anger coming out from people on the streets. let me ask you, because you're on, of course has vowed to avenge the death of honey. i mean, what sort of response we'd like you to see and what's the calculation? what other scenarios, the possible scenarios the could play out in the days and weeks ahead. as well, i told you earlier, and i think when speaking of the context and vis you, ron is going to provide a response. first of all, we know that the 1st step was take and then b is not measured all the grand to do not measure as a courtesy call. so called for an emergency meeting and there be receive some interest and get a size from different countries causes by china. stars just condemned but took place. but on the other hand, we saw that the board was the united stat

of columbia university and min al-shafiq personally have done during these few months. he has now resigned , and the reason for his happiness students of this resignation the same tell us, someone who actually misunderstands the basis of an issue. well, it is natural that students should be happy. students should be happy , because you see, columbia university was one of the universities that started this discussion of protesting in support of the palestinians in america and in fact , they were the next universities that offered to support you . to support and anyway , look, this shows that there is repression in that american who is talking about freedom, unfortunately, i have to say that anyway, the knowledge of those who are in the management body of columbia university they are, unfortunately, well , they have some western-oriented things, they have western-oriented ideas, as you said, columbia university was the legal starting point of student protests in america, protests that spread to hundreds of universities and colleges, then spread to other universities in the world, if we want to look back. in your opinion, what is the achievement of the student movement in

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today , about 19% of students who are residents of the city of minsk study at our university. that's it. and telle, were there any last year, last year or a couple of years ago? today, more than 600 agricultural classes and that is, i am a little behind, they operate throughout the territory of the republic of belarus, they have brought great benefit, starting from the tenth grade, the tenth eleventh grade as part of additional optional classes, schoolchildren get acquainted with agriculture, they see how production takes place, they come to our university, we conduct career guidance work for them right at the university. they come to various agricultural advanced agricultural enterprises, where they get acquainted with the technologies of management production, and this gives additional motivation to future applicants to enter and choose our university, so in general it seems to me that additional development gives each person, because even if you do not enter, you will still need it in life, absolutely right, because in addition to some special knowledge they receive in-depth knowledge in such

many other degrees, awards and honors and is currently a professor at the university of southern california. his new book tells the stories of the first three centuries of the european encounter with north america from 1500 to 1800 and opens with this bold statement, there can be no understanding of american culture and history without the understanding of the role played by catholic peoples and the unfolding drama of the american experience. who are those peoples and what were those roles. please stay with us and after the break we will talk with professor starr and charted scratch the surface of his amazing fund of historical knowledge. >>> welcome back. our guest today is professor kevin starr. author of the book, continental ambitions. let me ask you this, about your title. you say there are many fine histories of catholics in america that have a regional and national perspective and you have taken the perspective of continental. why did you adopt this perspective and where does it take you? >> i adopted this perspective because it was adopted by two very strong catholic civilizations in the 14th, 15th and

how this happened we will tell a little later, we meet at the border of the village of novorosovishche dantsovka. entered the surveying i am in the kharkiv national universityof municipal economy, i will get tired of telling you where i have not worked, these are epicenters, these are construction sites, well, the main job is the new mail and irbis, well, starting from a loader and ending with a logistician, dispatcher, operator, the last job is a courier for pickup logistics, having a higher education, bogdan in kharkov was forced to make ends meet with part-time jobs for ... for which special skills were not needed, there was nowhere to work in his specialty, at that time you could earn money in the military, many the last few years, the last 3 years, probably, there was no hot phase, it was quieter, there was rarely, rarely, rarely something minimal happened, well, there was some kind of shooting battle, let's say, and many were engaged in this, many i signed the first contract and went to serve, bogdan served for several months. motivation other than money, there were some people with whom it was possible to contact, they could help us get out of there,

presence of this nuclear power , military power, power in the various scientific fields of the universities, let me tell you, in the field of medicine that we now have in the country, at one time before the revolution , post-graduate degrees from bangladesh and pakistan called doctors were imported from india and now there is nothing. there is no disease that cannot be treated in iran, and sub-specialties have been formed in various fields. now, according to the statistics and reports given by the experts, perhaps 98 of the medicines are produced domestically. these are all the achievements of the plan of the scientific society of the country, which the revolutionary council culture wrote and communicated and followed up of course, in the evaluation of this plan that we worked on, in our opinion, about 60% of this plan was realized , which is our scientific situation, which means that if you think about it , it would have achieved 80% or 100%. the debate was much better. at the beginning of the revolution, our faculty members did not reach 5,000. now, 10,000 faculty members are based in hajj agha univer

national university of urban economy, i will get tired of telling you where i have not worked, these epicenters, these are construction sites, well the main job is the new mail and irbes, well there starting from a loader ending there as a logistician, dispatcher, operator, the last job is a courier of fence logistics, having a higher education, bogdan in kharkov was forced to get by with part-time jobs, for which special skills they weren't needed. there was nowhere to work in your specialty, you could earn money at that time in the military, many, at most in the last few years, the last 3 years, probably, there was no hot phase, there was a lull, there was rarely, rarely, something minimal happened, well, there was some kind of small arms battle, let's say, and many were engaged in this, many, i signed the first contract and went to serve, bogdan served for several months at a checkpoint on the contact line, until... some people with whom it was possible to contact they could help us get out of there, but we got out from that side ourselves, at the reception, we were received throu

sed and sima news agency , of course, we are trying to work with my journalist colleague who is based in tehran university . ms. khadim jafari has video communication let's tell atmosphere of tehran university from their words. in addition to that, let me mention that people's caravans from the provinces close to tehran are also on their way to tehran from semnan to qom in the middle of the night so that they can participate in the magnificent tashri ceremony of martyr ismail haniyeh in tehran. moving on to the next section, we would like to talk to the honorable guest we are hosting in the studio, dr. dr. ershad , an expert. international relations are more related to the plans of the zionists than simultaneous attacks and assassinations on the commanders of the resistance let's say and hear, mr. nouryan. good morning. you are very welcome. i also say hello to you, dear colleagues, and dear people , dear viewers of the network. good health, mr. doctor. if you agree , let's start with the topic that i mentioned, which is this. simultaneous assassinations of senior commanders of the resistance. could you explain the plans that the zionists have for these simul

but anyway, it was essential of understanding that all intellectuals active depends on faith and a man made for the universe and. i tell that story and a chapter of the israel says, quote as one of the world's most profitable economies built on one of the world's most barren territories, israel challenges all those material. superstitions of zero sum economics based on the distribution of natural resources and the exploited nation of landed labor. yeah, well, this is israel as less land than anybody else. just about 4% of the middle eastern land. and yet it's of economy is worth half a trillion dollars or more. and it's market cap is bigger and it's it's a key force in the world economy. and it shows that ultimately. well, stems from the human mind because here --. 5.4% of the world's population. but seven out of the half the prizes are won by -- of seven out of the top ten of richest men in. the world are --. -- led many of the leading companies all around the world and and and this is why the world faces an israel us. it's whether you admire these people and learn them and collaborate with them and expand your own op

you checked out of your university in florida. tell me about that. yeah, i was uh, so after our in cameron of the university of south florida that was led by students for a democratic society, which was april 30th when they suspended me. i was supposed to graduate later that week and the immediately suspended being put on false code of conduct charges on me alleging that i was being violent despite being, you know, to your guys by police and right. right. and rubber bull is being shot to the crowd and they later expelled me after the hearings of the code of conduct hearings and other tombs withhold my degree, even though i was only one assignment away from my bachelor's degree in grad, this was in south florida university in, in tampa. yeah. the university of south florida in tampa. and uh yeah, they also suspended. um my follow us. yes sir. joseph tarry, who's an international student? oh, so they're now putting in a mattress pretty for patients which really serious for him as well. and we want the national, as well as a local campaign to defend stud

family, a man in uniform and a teacher, when i was in my fifth year of university, knowing my... his future husband just 2 weeks, i tell them that i 'm getting married, my parents reacted to all of this surprisingly calmly, so i met my husband at a concert, exchanged phone numbers, 2 weeks later he proposed to me, and i immediately said yes, we've been together for 15 years this year. always support - this is of course an understanding that well, this is very important, especially for a person in uniform, when she supports your positions, your service, when she supports your choice, for me this is a very important family tradition, i think, that it is such an important moment in raising children, in general, bringing the family closer, some kind of, you know, common ground, and therefore we have our own traditions for almost all holidays, for christmas, for easter, well, that's how i was raised in my family, so i also teach my children to have these family traditions about its riskiness, it's very prudent for me, it seems to me, i would already... in everything, i generally grew up in a private house, well, because in

excellent in training the efficient academic staff of our universities, be accountable , tell them that this is the current situation, this is our proposal, now what should we do, let's go for it. considering that you emphasized several times in the meeting that you should. there are so-called different governments or different islands in management. what is learned here and with participation it is written by the experts of the organizations themselves, ultimately they must implement the same and be accountable for it. farzaneh azarfam, sed and sima news agency. iran's exports to afghanistan in the first three months. this year it reached 520 million dollars. statistics show that this amount of exports has grown by 33% compared to the same period last year. about a thousand kilometers of the common border with afghanistan. a country with more than 40 million people and one of iran's export markets. we have been doing business with iran for 11 years. there are things that we buy from iran due to the necessity of our factories and especially our market. as the customs statistics show ira

my village in this area, i entered geodesy, i am at the kharkov national university of urban economy, i will get tired of tellings ... and epicenters, these are construction sites, well , the main job is the new mail irbes, well , there starting from a loader and ending with a logistician, dispatcher, operator, the last job is a courier of fence logistics, having higher education, bogdan in kharkov was forced to make ends meet with part-time jobs, for which special skills were not needed, there was nowhere to work in his specialty, at that time it was possible to earn money in military service. many maximum in the last years, the last 3 years, probably, there was no hot phase, there was a lull, there rarely, rarely something minimal happened there, well, there was some kind of rifle battle, let's say, and many were engaged in this, many i signed the first contract and went to serve, several months bohdan served at a checkpoint on the contact line, until at the beginning of a special military operation, the ukrainian armed forces unit in which he served was sent to... for us to get out of there, but we got out fr

thank you so much. law professor at the university of california. will my tell you . thank you so much. all right, that's the update. now see you again with more stories that top of the by now of the beautiful sun soaked vineyards and nestled among some breast. picking the rolling hills as a gentle breeze comes off of the surrounding sea comic the imagery of french one country. but this has not france. we are in a coupon at russia on the black sea, where recently they've got the serious about making some world class wants the let us buy for the ideals we hold there. and let us always remember when we buy when well, at the end of this week, vice president a comma harris will be nominated for the highest office in the land by the democratic national committee. despite not a single vote being cast for her in this election. now the menial might be accepting of this, but are the american people i'm sky now. hughes, and this is perspective the just before the democratic national convention began, the parties platform was released to the public. now it begins with a land ackn

which is the university in middlesbrough, has been targeted by groups of people, we have seen images of windows being smashed. there was a tweet from the teesside university students union tellingf the university, but it does appear that in middlesbrough police have again managed to regain control of the situation. cleveland police say nine arrests have been made so far in middlesbrough. find arrests have been made so far in middlesbrough.— arrests have been made so far in middlesbrough. and the other place to think about _ middlesbrough. and the other place to think about is _ middlesbrough. and the other place to think about is bolton _ middlesbrough. and the other place to think about is bolton and - to think about is bolton and lancashire in the north—west of england. lancashire in the north-west of encland. 1, ., lancashire in the north-west of encland. ., , ., , england. bolton still falls under the remit of _ england. bolton still falls under the remit of greater _ england. bolton still falls under| the remit of greater manchester police, we heard from a reporter on the ground who said the protest was certainly peaceful for the first half hour or so until counter proteste

we have, what we work on, we need to be proud of this, we need to be proud of this and tell everywhere. today, four universities in the country are engaged in training personnel for the agricultural sector, including minsk, grodno and vitebsk. people go to study in gorka, including because of the strong practical component. every year only for the daytime form. every day, thousands of people visit the nesvezh castle, the khatyn memorial complex, and agro-estates and ethnotourism are also at the top, guests learn about the culture, cuisine and customs of our country. minsk region has always been attractive to tourists , the numbers are only growing every year, and conditions are created for recreation, historical and cultural values ​​are reconstructed, roads are restored and territories are improved, and work is underway to create tourist information centers in the regions. the best instructors of the dasaf driving schools demonstrated their skills at the competition in minsk. seven teams from each region took part in the competition. the first task was to check those who conduct the training. they had to pass

we are looking for some of these policy makers and i don't know university administrators to tell us the body index of the people we choose. what is the index of our choice, the measuring tool, what kind of people are we? let's choose, this is the final point of the president among the top scientific figures in the field of health care. anyone who tries to solve the problems of the people and removes knots from the knots of the people is with us, and whoever creates knots for the people is not with us. now he is our friend or whatever. who is farzan azerfam of sed and sima news agency? the minister of economic affairs and finance ordered the state banks to give priority to the payment of marriage loan facilities. mr. hemti, in a meeting with the members of the coordination council of state bank managers , asked them to present a plan in cooperation with the central bank , where a part of the marriage loan is non-cash and in the form of private purchases of household appliances and young couples, the minister of economy emphasized to the bank managers at the same time that the result.

our demonstration today is a repetition of the weekly rallies of sano university every wednesday in support of the palestinian people and telloment you leave, we suffer with you, and we tell you that if we had the opportunity and able to enter palestine, we would not wait at all, because yemenis are among the struggling and resistant people who have proven over the years that they do not submit to any aggressive forces in the world. chance filled the air calling on regional resistance forces to respond to the ongoing israeli genocide in gaza, ising a collective and powerful response to what they described as israel. daily war crimes, the demonstrators also condemned the international community for turning a blind eye to regime's daily killing of innocent civilians in gaza. we came out today in solidarity with palestine and we assured them that they are not alone, we are with them with our men, women and children, and we congratulate them on the occasion of the appointment of yah war. as the protest came to an end, the message was clear, the... students of salah university are committed to the palestinian cause advocating for

campaigns to create authenticity at a small scale. >> reporter: university of pittsburgh's sam woolley studies political influencers. how can you tellbeing paid for? >> if you see multiple influencers spreading the exact same message, you can start to realize hmm, some kind of coordination is going on. >> reporter: next up for sunay, the democratic national convention. >> they just told us if we wanted to put on our own show. that would give us the resources to do that. the democrats are rolling out the red carpet. >> definitely. and i'm good to be on it. >> reporter: the beauty influencer now applying her own filter to this presidential campaign. when it comes to selling commercial products or sharing financial advice, federal rules do require influencers to disclose when they're being paid. but in december, the federal election commission voted election commission voted against similar requirements can your pad absorb everything and stay fresh? always flexfoam can. it's the only pad made with a flexible foam core that locks in blood and sweat while the top stays dry. keeping you up to 100% leak and odor free. see what foam can do

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 returning to the country , the news and reports received from the mehran border bus terminal indicate the lack of buses for some destinations. we also have a report that after the azan at noon, tehran time , we will offer your presence, and now in these spiritual moments , we are asking for prayers from all of you honorable and respected viewers . in the name of god, the light of the shadows . in the name of god , who is the master of things. the one who created allah is the greatest, allah is the greatest, allah is the greatest , allah is

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of goodness. the universe tells us directly, save goodness in order to live, and love will be found in every heartis place in the sun, and did not spare goodness for others, and kindness. i didn’t regret it for others, our tomorrows are in the sunshine, we will give them in the palms of our hands to children, we let's give peace on the planet, with gratitude in the poly yesterday, our tomorrow will be beautiful, in the happy smiles of children, we just need, with all the strength we have, to maintain the attraction... our tomorrow in the sunshine, we will give it in the palms of our hands to the children, we thank the children. our tomorrow is in the sunshine, we will give polony to children, we will give peace on the planet, table yesterday with gratitude, our tomorrow will be beautiful, and there will be children's, happy ones, we just need, with all our strength, to preserve the attraction of goodness. attraction of good, maintain attraction of good, eat at least four times a day and do physical exercise. walk in the fresh air, what else do children know about how to be healthy? small specialis

has their own concept about dignity, in yours there is little from the universal point of view, humanity greatly overestimates. i tellyou, it's a bug, a real bug bite! maxim mirovich, yes, tell me, these motel get-togethers, it's all great, well , when they finish the punching, another day or two and oreshnikov will be transferred to special security, great, listen, wait, and you won't help me solve the problem with my mother, i mean, well, the day before yesterday the lawyer had a meeting with oreshnikov in the season, but we cancelled it, you understand, so now she won't leave, sits by the door and demands to be let in to see her son. well, what can i do? i can't tell her where vadim is? vadim? well, oreshnikov? oh yeah, well, anyway, calm her down somehow subtly, talk to her like a woman to a woman? maksimirich, damn, what kind of woman am i, what do you want, she already felt bad once, they called her soon, but she won't leave, well, god forbid she kicks our door, come on, sit down, maybe have some tea or coffee, better explain what's wrong with... your son, he's completely fine, i give you my word as an officer,

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. mr. salehi added that in addition to the goods offered in this auction , 2,088 foreign household appliances with a base value of 166 billion rials have also been designated and will be sold. according to this judicial official, the registration in the auction can be done only through the government procurement system at the internet address sadiran.ayr. iran's non-oil trade with neighboring countries increased by 16% from the beginning of this year to the end of august the increase reached 26 billion and 857 million dollars. according to rizvanifar , iran's non-oil trade with 15 neighboring countr

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 team was ranked third by winning three gold and two silver medals. the iranian student team will return to the country tomorrow. iranian doctors, with a minimally invasive method, were able to enter the heart from the artery without stitches on the skin, replacing the heart valve. when we ask about the common causes of this type of heart problem, i.e. valve stenosis , we hear this answer: some congenital disorders. it can be the foundation, but generally the most important cause is the aging process and aging, a disease that has been around for 7 decades, and the most common way

controversial issues will be sorted out in the process of discussion, practitioners will take the floor, they do it every day, at school, college, university, tell me, what is your assessment of our exams, you say, a centralized exam, others, well, we created a system, you know it, describe it, what are the shortcomings of this systems? as for the centralized exam, i believe that today this issue has been worked out taking into account the comments that we put forward and spoke about last year. a multi-level system, that is, the fifth level has been introduced into centralized testing. this allowed us to differentiate between students’ capabilities and abilities, that is, this was really lacking, that is, we felt it and this year this gradation is really good. as for the centralized exam. i put the question to putin, asked him, says: listen, help us with technical education, we don’t have workers and nowhere to train them, blue-collar jobs, even secondary specialized education , secondary specialized education, well, there aren’t any, to which putin replied, you know, we have an even bigger problem, he says, if something will help you, of course

then, almost every student who can go to the university of science and technology today and is registered will be with me. let him take care of himself, i'll tell later this day is still going on , different universities in tehran and in the cities and it will be a great help in making decisions. it has been announced that those who are accepted can go to the portal of the same university from the 13th and start registering. very well , there is another point or another program . let's see, we will come back, i am with you with the continuation of the program. come and tell me about the dawn of tomorrow, a moment of excitement come and say that from the dawn of tomorrow, open a window from tamasha to magdeh and sing with me again , welcome to that spring that is not a dream. singing the name of the country at the feet of iran, being patient with its people, saying a kiss to its flag. come and tell me that from the dawn of tomorrow, open a window from tamasha to majdeh, sing with me again about that spring that is not there, and dawn will come again to the light of our hope.

were 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 platform that this should be done as soon as possible.

of public life at wesleyan university and host of the "disrupted." welcome to the program. guest: thank you so much. host: and vice president harris are both members of the sorority. tell us when it started and why. guest: it began on the campus of howard university in 1908 and was created at a time when black women in particular were barred from college campuses. they were not allowed to attend at some of the more prestigious universities that we know of, like columbia, yale, princeton. they were also very underrepresented on the campuses of historically black colleges like howard university. so women came together because they saw a common purpose to elevate a connection to community, to see strength and leadership opportunities and to see their time together as college students but only for short-term. they came together to create that organization. host: what year did you say that was? guest: january 15, 1908. that year is important. host: this was before women got the right to vote. guest: for women that the right to vote and 12 years before the 19th amendment enfranchised some women. women could have the ability to vote and before they can have a checking account

of taxes and duties forward to novaga. this is not a completely safe reservoir. thank you. elisha, i think your answer is simple deserves admission, probably to the university. tellow do you know only about safety rules? well, safety is , first of all, a rule of life. i believe that every person should know safety rules. due to the fact that the ambient temperature in the capital has risen above 25°, the minsk city department of the ministry of emergency situations is conducting preventive measures with children at the komarovsky market. distributes water to those in need in an interactive form, which is very important during weather conditions such as heat, it is necessary to replenish water balance, the basics of safety and life are shown here, children are clearly shown what and how to act in an emergency . lessons about taking care of the mns in the future will be taught in all educational settings. please remember, the rules will be followed for the beginning of this new school year. good practice in super-extraordinary situations of the ministry of taxes of the minsk region , large-scale studies of justice in non-new situations. syonnya in the program of se

university of oxford. thank you forjoining us. tell us a bit about this legislation and what it does differently? ay to governor newsome who will or will not be, depending on who you ask, and this is an interesting bill because california is where a lot of the us tech capabilities are based, so it becomes a de facto four regulations just because of how much tech is raised within the same. it has been one of the most controversial as well, i am not sure if i have the more rebus resistance to an ai regulatory proposal at least in the most recent time frame. you have nancy pelosi see it is a bad deal, you have democrats and republicans and big and small take academics across the us, lots people think it is horrible but then have the other side, lake elon musk who say this is great. haifa musk who say this is great. how does this affect _ musk who say this is great. how does this affect ordinary people? how was it meaningful? it depends on how you are so basically what the bill is trying to do is if you are training a new ai based system they cost more than $100 million to train that you need to have

by campaigns to create authenticity at a small scale >>>university of pittsburgh's sam woolley studies political influencers. >>>>how can you tell a genuine grassroots expression of political opinion versus what's being paid for? if you see multiple influencers spreading the same exact message, you can start to realize some kind of coordination is going on >>>next up for sunday, the democratic national convention. >>>>they just told us that if we wanted to put on our own show, that they would give us all the resources to do that. the democrats are rolling out the red carpet. definitely and i'm glad to be on >>>it. the beauty influencer now applying her own filter to this presidential campaign. >anne>well could this social media tactic actually backfire for a campaign? and is this whole thing good for democracy? our conversation with the bay area political expert coming up next for moderate to severe crohn's disease, skyrizi is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improve damage of the intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fight them may

international efforts to contain the disease. gillian tang is a buyer ologist at the university of lester in the u. k. i asked him to tell us more about the surgeon impacts cases and how this outbreak differs from the 12 years ago. the difference is really due to the different plates of strains, if you like, of this impulse fires the stream from 2 years ago. it was a global strain and to try to which is the single best after constrain i pretty much milder and more limited in terms of clinical severity than the original kind. one virus. the one is now a spitting course, actually to is a branch of the, played one virus now to take on b. and this part, the originals frank strain from that the aussie democratic, the condo, this has a high mortality is most of the same in clay. as mate increasing, which has disability compared to the original, endemic played one a strain from the all c to talk to us more about this transmit ability because the, this impacts variance is now it's just new strain has spread to 13 countries. the outbreak of hundreds of people have died mainly children. why has this new variant been able to spread

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phillips o'brien is a professor of strategic studies at the university of st andrews. he has been tellings opertion. i'm talking to ukrainians over the last few days, and the ones that i have been speaking to have said that this operation has both, you would say, a military and political objective. the military objective — the basic one which your correspondentjust mentioned — is this can draw russian troops away from other theatres, perhaps away from kharkiv, even away from the donbas because the russians have very few troops in this area. i mean, the ukrainians were able to blow through the russian lines, make pretty fast advances. so the russians, if they're going to stop this and contain this, are going to have to send a lot of force relatively quickly, and that will be difficult for them. so it's going to try and make the russians redeploy forces, and that's a military task. another military task that the ukrainians seem to be operating on is they are trying to find a new way to integrate technologies to move forward. they've actually moved forward faster than any army have moved for

so we note northeastern oakland is fairly new campus as a satellite campus of northeastern university in boston. can you tell us more about the programs offered here in oakland? >> absolutely. well, i'm new to. so i'm very excited to be here. i've only been on the campus for about five weeks, so it's is a great, great timing for me and an exciting time to be here. we offer a full campus experience. so, you know, while we lean into ai and technology, obviously, being out here in the bay area, there's a full complement of humanities courses. and the northeastern experience is really one that's integrated, one where you can study and code in the morning and talk about ethics and, focus on humanities in the afternoon and in the evening. so it's a great college experience. but what i think is really special about northeastern is that they're not only campus in boston, but there's a campus in london. there are a couple campuses in canada and around the united states, and students are really encouraged to move about the network so that they can have unique experiences in all these different environments. >> all rig

now, from the point of view of the university , let me say that there is a conversational debate between the angels and god in the qur'an. the caliph tells the angels that god is telling the angels that i want to choose the land of the caliph. the prostration of the angels in front of man was for the sake of knowledge , it was not for the sake of worship, it was sanctification, and i don't know what we have done now, it is not all of them for knowledge and knowledge. it is a holy hadith . he still used to say that god created the earth for the sake of man. i have nothing to do with this or it is a mistake to imagine an opinion, a thought, that a human being thinks that the life of the earth is because of him, the life of human life, because of his knowledge , has meaning in reality. that practical life is to be purely for god and for god means for people, a science that forms itself through action and to solve people's problems. imagine a society that has such a belief, regardless of whether these words are right or wrong. that this life is because of this person, this person is because of knowledge, knowledge is because of action, and a