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fact, even was his appearance, because destroyed by the civil war, and before that by the first world war, alls social, and the confrontation with the stratification b in this country, the great cinema unexpectedly appeared, which influenced the entire world cinema. and , of course, uh, what happened in soviet cinema in the fifties and sixties is quite comparable there with any other samples world achievements in cinematography from hollywood from italian memorialism. well, and so on, to this day you know very well that there is such a name as tarkovsky, uh, he is called by the trier. as one of his main directors, andrei the great is a director. they call him uh, this wonderful guy forgot what his surname is, who filmed both bitch love and uh, nine grams, a wonderful director , but he has a survivor in his film. as you remember , there is a great number of simply direct films from tarkovsky. well and so on and take any name. there, from otkusturitz to tarantino, and the influence of russian cinema is completely discouraging with symphonic music , classical music, academic music, of course , ev

he cares about all of those and he cares about the world any cares about the climate. have the ability, he's got a huge energy and all those windsor pluralists they young when they were younger and never walked down corridors. and i think charles has that energy and that dedication. >> jonathan: he will be watched so closely and has to avoid any mistakes. one of the mistakes everybody was watching for this time was who will be in and who will be out on this invite list. obviously, we saw president biden he is here, justin trudeau from canada, the australian prime minister and also not invited vladimir putin of russia for obvious reasons, kim jong un of north korea, and syria. not fun to have to draw up that list whereas duncan was saying earlier a seating chart for all of this. >> luckily, the king doesn't have to do that. he's got good people. and so, the european royal families the late queen related to many of the royal families of europe. you have the king of sweden. we have the king of spain, the royal family of monaco, the netherlands, the william of orange. and

thousands of people from all over the world of all ages and religions are gathering here at buckingham palace. to pay tribute to queen elizabeth ii can be seen at the gates of the palace, fences, flowers, candles, british flags and even toys, the flag over the royal london the residence remains lowered as a sign of mourning, just as it is lowered over all the official buildings of this country. yesterday you could see how the flag began to be lowered. literally a moment before the official announcement that the queen died peacefully, there was a mural in the castle. long before that, hundreds if not thousands of people began to gather here to hear the news about the queen's health, despite the downpour, it must be said that only we here near the palace called queen elizabeth ii during the era, they talked about the fact that she is a symbol of generations . and some took her departure as a personal loss, listen for yourself, the queen means a lot to me as a mother, she was a fantastic woman. she will always be a fantastic woman. she will always be a part of my life and i will never for

all the songs of this author many songs of this author are sung all over the world known who glorify ukraine and the song that we will now perform for you, let's all sing together i will go to distant mountains, distant mountains on the wide and i will ask for the wind from the mountain amen to us all black eyes exercises of jesus, well, this is the world i was young , i don't want to fly, i will still find a girl black eyebrows, brown eyes they say to me, my friend is quiet, and with our voice we established a-a-a i love na-na ukraine !" and glory to ukraine viktor pavlik as you can see when a rock musician is a rock musician at heart time goes by and nothing changes in him practically all hits have become rock legends that's how viktor is now lights up at concerts for the armed forces of ukraine dear friends, this is a real legend, this is the mustache of the country, this is a party of fans of the stars and let him call himself, meet lightly, super enemies, he knew how to forgive. it was this mustache that drove more than one marina crazy and has long since become a real brand, he

entire twenty-year history of the sco, one of the largest regional organizations in the world, this status gives all resources and opportunities not to play by the rules dictated by external forces in our power to ensure peace in our native land, to defend a multipolar just world order for the sake of the future of mankind. where the interests of everyone will be taken into account in such a situation, greater eurasia as a whole, that is, i am a kind of military-political shield against external threats. not to mention economic self-sufficiency - this is such a eurasian highway that they are trying to expand for general use. back in 2016 , alexander lukashenko called belarus the western gate of the shanghai cooperation organization. i think that it is in the interests of belarus to join the membership, since this will open up opportunities for exiting stable work in many new markets, including the supply of engineering products, agricultural machinery, transport and well, uh, in addition, participation in the sco creates prospects for the development of logistical ties. e. now, uh, belarus is a node

all sambo wrestlers from all over the world have come true kadakans, the judo institute located in japanwhich has become a mecca for athletes from all over the world, the new sambo and boxing center is true. might give him a head start under one roof. it housed the halls for training competitions, the medical center and, most importantly, to create or try to implement the complex the center building has a special sports philosophy in it , so its architecture itself should contribute to the popularization of sports. that is why a sloping mirror ceiling was installed in the training room thanks to. him to watch the training of athletes. it will be possible even from the street and such complexes compare favorably with the old gyms. vladimir putin recalled the conditions under which he himself once practiced judo in the leningrad section. walked in 5 minutes already sweating, because the ceiling was uh hmm when it was dangerous to throw amplitude. yes, the partner could touch the ceiling with his feet. well, yes, here a natural palace can, indeed a palace, but our athletes, it seems to me,

this is more than 20% of all world trade this season.ry fifth ton of wheat in the world can become fat. russian grain is necessary to stabilize the situation on the world market in many regions there was a crop failure due to droughts and floods, but there may be obstacles in the way of russian supplies, we receive data from our exporters that the european union . uh, instructing european companies hmm not to serve, and russian export logistics insurance, and the bank does not make payments. and this is very much in the way and unfortunately, and it can happen. so, because of this irrational position of the european union, this grain will not reach foreign markets and, accordingly, will not be stabilized there. uh, the situation is talking about the prices of wheat in the farm noted that they will continue to grow and according to the contracts signed tons. now costs from 320 dollars. however, in the domestic market. it noticeably cheaper producer prices on the p. to third and fourth grade is now about 12 rubles. 17% less per kilogram. t

conclusion of agreements, and the partnership between these world, and information resources and already independently the information resources of alluntries of the world. what is this partnership agreement? it's not a two-way road movement. this is one channel through which information was sent to these regions of the world from western, primarily news agencies, which, in a bad sense, but fed and nourished and continue to do so the continents of the country. you are in many ways even a province. that's all, and after this dependence, and this dependence is very difficult, so to speak. to come to an independent quality is the first resource, that is, not only one's own. but also those that, through partnership agreements, have become vulnerable in many countries of the world, and secondly, what was the purpose of this information warfare is no longer just a confrontation. it's not just a game of muscles. let's talk again, honestly and openly, and the destruction of us, and then in various areas. as a society, as a state, as a civilization, as a culture, as an independence of freedom of sovereignty and so on. and now let's see if the

>> all of this as the world is going to be watching all right. keir simmons from london for us.eir, we thank you >>> now to the other breaking news today. a stunning retreat by russia, from a key region in ukraine today, as ukrainian forces take back territory. the surprise move marks one of the biggest setbacks for russia since vladimir putin launched the invasion in february megan fitzgerald has the late details from ukraine. >> reporter: tonight, ukraine is on the offensive and quickly gaining ground, reclaiming the largest swath of russian-controlled territory since april, when forces pushed the russians out of the outskirts of kyiv. president zelenskyy saying that ukraine has liberated at least 30 settlements and reclaimed nearly a thousand square miles of land around kharkiv, the country's second largest city, including taking back the town of isum, a strategically important railway hub that was seized by russian forces in the spring after a week-long battle the russians acknowledging they're pulling troops from kharkiv, but saying it's only to redeploy them to the east th

. �* ., , .,~ , the world. all of this taken place as the iranian _ the world. orld. all of this taken place as the iranian president has - the world. all of this taken place | as the iranian president has been the world. all of this taken place i as the iranian president has been in new york. he was scheduled to have an interview with the cnn journalist. that didn't happen also because of a headscarf. talk journalist. that didn't happen also because of a headscarf.— because of a headscarf. talk us throu~h because of a headscarf. talk us through that — because of a headscarf. talk us through that situation. - because of a headscarf. talk us through that situation. this - through that situation. this interview should have taken place on wednesday night. in new york. and it transpired that she was asked by the presidents people to on his behalf where a headscarf for the interview. she said that this was totally unexpected she said it was unprecedented she said never be for when she has set out for in interview with an iranian president outside of iran has she been

in a complicated world, her steady grace and resolve brought comfort and strength to us. all canada is in the morning she was one of my favorite people in the world and i will miss her so that is quite the statement alex is not yet very emotional and very honest. and i think that's how many of heads of state prime ministers, president, chancellors feel as well. and they've been many, many people paying tribute to the queen over the past few hours. and i have a few, i'm just from the social media from twitter, people who put her reactions pretty quickly. we can hopefully go to some now, but we have all our shows, the german chancellor. he has paid tribute, saying, we mourn the death of queen elizabeth the 2nd. she was a role model and inspiration for millions here also here in germany, a commitment to german british reconciliation after the horrors of world war 2 will remain unforgotten. she will be missed, not least, her wonderful humor, which i think is a lovely little point to add to the. we've also heard from the french president emanuel macro. he tweeted this, he said, he

that we are witnessing a change of the world order, i'd unilaterally world, i will have a gemini, all worldin which finance -- a world of hegemony -- financial control over standards of behavior where criminal and oppressive sanctions against nations and the use of international organizations as a tool ofre oppression and exerting pressure on defenseless nations. in other words, we are speaking of a world completely privy of justice and fairness. so this order has lost its support in the thought off nations and people throughout the globe and a new order has been shaping up to take its place. and it is without a doubt that it will be created from lebanon to the palestine occupied territories and all over our region we see the defeated policies of such an old system. now we see terrorism. we see the trampling upon native cultures and religions, and standing unjustly against multilateralism. unilateral actions, all of thesh have created great challenges on the path to yemen progress. we firmly believe that in order to face the challenges, old challenges as well as new frameworks in the world,

leaders so listen to my world greetings to all the people of the world who value peace and equality between peoples, i wish you all peace. i am grateful to you for the fact that we are united in our efforts to restore and guarantee peace for any nation that has become a victim of armed aggression against ukraine, committed a crime and we demand a fair punishment for our state borders committed a crime against the lives of our people committed a crime against the dignity of our women and men committed a crime against the values ​​that make you and me a community of united nations committed a crime and ukraine demands punishment for attempts to steal our territory punishment for killing thousands of people punishment for torture and humiliation of women and men photo catastrophe punishment for causing catastrophic turbulence that russia provoked with its illegal war not only for us ukrainians but for the whole world for every nation that is represented in this hall of the un general assembly, i speak on behalf of a state that is being violated to defend itself, but which has a formula

certainly people representing em all over the world from all over the world. the interesting thing was that at 10 o'clock that night it was 14 degrees, it was very cold and it was absolutely pouring with rain. and yet, there were still people parking cars and walking up the driveway here, carrying their tributes, wanting to pay their last respects to the, the, for many of them, the only monarchs that they'd ever known. one point i spoke to 2 ladies who'd come from ukraine. they were on the trip here, they were staying locally. and i asked them why it was so important that they felt they should be here. and they said that they had grown up with the queen. they had grown up with the wall family. they were fascinated by the british royal family and, and everything they did. but the one lady said that said the queen to her represented a dedication, a quality and a determination. she said, particularly in the face of everything as she put it, that the queen had been through, but also of course, all the responsibilities that she taken on that certainly seems to be a

he firmly believe that what was best for the world would benefit all nations. so he gave one of the most important addresses have his presidency. he said when the fighting starts, he would have to -- to guarantee peace and justice throughout the world. the peace would depend on the combatants of the war, wilson said. he was a struggle for adjusts and secure peace? or was it the sing old same old with the victors dividing the spoils and forging another set of military alliance. and it sounded to balance the power and one block of countries to the power of another block. for wilson, -- had the supposed advantage of that model is out of one model of the blinds was attacked, the others were required to come to its defense. that is precisely what happened in 1914. austria felt attacked when its air to the throne was assassinated and out of the way in the corner they are strong aryan empire. germany, through the terms of the alliance, came to the defense of austria. then russia came to the defense of the slots, who wanted independence from the austrian's. then germany

this will enable you to sell your medicines, a mechanism that proven all over the world in the entire history of our country , a single drug has passed all double- blind tests. placebo, controlled studies. this is the russian satellite vaccine. the first and only in the history of the country. but this only makes it possible for us all to follow the path today. international standards and trust only those drugs that have proven their effectiveness. i want to remind you of the wonderful story of the satellite and the famous research that took place here in moscow. and in general, uh, for these researches to say a huge thank you to moscow, our mayor and all the moscow doctors who took part in these studies. russia was the first in the world to register a vaccine against coronavirus, they didn’t want to believe it, there was a vaccine race on the planet, everyone was trying to prove that it was their vaccine that really protects against coronavirus, the fizer company conducted studies on 30,000. there are also 30,000 astra-zeneca volunteers in russia, a study of this magnitude has never

right, lucky ou to world i think. all right, lucky you to have _ world i think. ky you to have seen it. thank. world i think. all right, lucky l you to have seen it. thank you very much forjoining us. the celebrated author, dame hilary mantel, widely regarded as one of the greatest british novelists, has died, at the age of 70. our culture editor katie razzall looks back on her life. thomas cromwell is now 50 years old, the same small, quick eyes, the same thickset, imperturbable body... cromwell, why are you such a person? thomas cromwell and hilary mantel will be forever entwined. her trilogy about the life of henry viii's fixer became a bafta—winning tv series. her vivid novels conjured a tudor world of intrigue and violence that readers could feel and taste. she won the booker prize twice, for wolf hall and bring up the bodies, the first woman to do so. mantel had been writing historical and contemporary fiction for years before she found popular acclaim. i hesitated for such a long time before beginning to write this book — actually, for about 20 years. the y

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kings, queens, presidents, prime ministers from all over the world.e have seen the french president emmanuel macron arriving with his wife. also the german president walter steinmeyer as well as the brazilian president, bolsonaro, arriving. you also heard that bell tolling. that is the tenor bell that has been tolling every minute and will continue to do so for a total of 96 minutes, those 96 minutes or 96 tolls commemorating the 96 years that queen elizabeth ii lived. we are waiting for u.s. president joe biden to arrive. we're expecting that to happen quite shortly. he is one of the few who will be arriving in his own vehicle. many of the world leaders had been asked to congregate at a certain point and get on buses to attend and arrive at the funeral. as you can imagine, the extraordinary logistics of this sort of event are really unprecedented. i'll just fin ish by saying, erin, we're seeing another fairly sizable motorcade arriving, pulling up behind me to the 13th century westminster abbey. this appears to be u.s. president joe biden arriving at

it is devoted to the dismemberment of this monster as the only challenge as the only reason for all worldems to me that this is it, and we are actually not even participants, we are actually the initiators of this process, this is an absolutely historical historical moment. world players will be engaged in this, this century will go, but this is precisely the end point of this victorious world geopolitics of the last century, many people noted that the 19th century began either with the beginning of the first world war or even with its end, that is, we have essentially such calendar 100 years have been unwound there with us now for many years this is a baby i would like to hear about biden's statement it is very good that the president of the united states understood and this is his message that the united nations organization needs to be reformed unequivocally and not only we will remember her, but where the osce is not there, because russia has the council of europe, it also suffers from the red cross, well, excuse me, where russia is a participant. it has its tentacles, and it is dange

is now not only at the gates of buckingham palace, but also on the front pages of newspapers all over the world very sad, i am shocked, she was on the throne longer than i have lived and we all grew up with her and the royal family, it is such an impression that i lost a family member for life elizabeth the second, who will be filmed more than once and hundreds of books will be written, because she is truly unique, she was the longest-serving monarch in the world, she was on the throne for 70 years and seven months, and now her biography is being retold by people all over the world. the life of the queen was a set of records. she ruled for 70 years. years during her life she appointed 15 prime ministers she was the only thing that was constant in our lives i just want to show my respect for many british people elizabeth the second is a symbol of stability and tradition in the eyes of politicians around the world an immovable rock and a very strong-willed woman but what exactly she was impressive, we compiled a rating of little -known facts from her biography, hyper responsible and disciplined,

world. tv that reaching all your security throughout the world to be skilled through any path other than justice would not be sustainable or permanent. and that is precisely what we expect of the united nations and you know, unit on to support and doing the new version. of course, the implementation of justice and fairness is quite challenging and difficult. and perhaps it is because of that all in one that many of those who claim to be on the side of peace, they run away from their responsibility of the. so we say on to them body, since you do not wish to carry that burden on your shoulder, do you not even wish to carry the burden of fighting against oppression? not our belief is deeply rooted in the coroner called church that says, do not the oppressors, nor, i mean a press any one. and the faith of many nations is high to exactly these principles . and those who run away from the logic of good at south character fairness and justice ha, not run to unilateralism and oppressive powers. a nation that lacks logic is on relies on kuda tars military intervention. as them boots on the ground yard, u

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young people all over the world are committed to climate protection. what impact will because change doesn't happen on its own. make up your room, mind d. w. need for mines. mm. mm. oh, i'm now joined by on the concrete felt the norwegian, foreign minister, foreign minister ukraine has been launching quite a successful enter offensive in recent days. how much is no way prepared to deliver to ukraine so that this momentum can actually be seized? prime ministers, narrative wasted sec here this summer, and promise them funding to ukraine for like 1000000000 euro, which i think will be important. this money goes to weapons of course, but also to humanitarian assistance and also money. so they can them buy more gas. so it's important for us to unite with ukraine, and no way we haven't delivered weapon took to controversy, countries in conflict for more than 60 years. but we've changed the practice when this war started. like countries like sweden and finland also bits. so they see enormous told diety, with the ukrainian people in no way, we do also have a b

yesterday all the defense ministers gathered again for huge sums supplies weapons are brought from all over the worldafter all , a disgrace, twice. germany started the war. she has no right to send weapons anywhere today in world war ii, 70 million people died. almost 27 million of the best dignitaries and daughters of our state died on the fronts and in the rear. we must do everything so that peace comes to europe; we really need to provide assistance, especially to children. we have adopted more than one thousand children here. here again, six streams come in, we teach, we prepare, we heal , we now need to set an example of solidarity within society to set an example of supporting our industry of the military-industrial complex to help families where there are wounded and god forbid the dead, for this we need to triple our efforts in terms of finances, in terms of real assistance, support and plant needed there and training the reserve - this is a real and large war, in fact, with the entire nato wolf group at the head of the united states, but we must remember that if we falter, and we have no rig

, all the defense ministers gathered again for huge sums of money, delivering weapons from all over the worldafter all , torsche, twice germany unleashed a war. she doesn't has no right to send weapons anywhere today, 70 million died in world war ii. nearly 27 million people, the best dignitaries and daughters, the powers died on the fronts, and in the rear than more than one thousand children were accepted here. here again, six streams call in the best, cook, heal. we now need to set an example of solidarity within society. show support example. industries of the military-industrial complex to provide assistance to families where there are wounded and, god forbid , the dead, for this it is necessary to triple efforts both in terms of finances, in terms of real assistance, support and a plant necessary there and preparing a reserve - this is a real and major war, in fact, with the entire wolf nato group in head of the united states, but we must remember that if we falter, and we have no right, then every second. in my opinion. we’ll have to make overcoats, because in ukraine they prepared the

people from all around the world, all countries invited to take part. not from russia, belarus, or myanmar. political questions playing a part in who is allowed to attend. we will bring you the developments. but we can tell you the body of queen elizabeth is in westminster hall and accessible to the public 24 hours a day until next monday. the ukrainian president has promised a victory on a visit to is em, a strategic city recently captured from russia's occupying forces. crane has received a massive backing from the west, mostly from the u.s. $14.5 billion so far. the military aid has helped take the counteroffensive. u.s. intelligence has played an even more important role. calling for more arms from the west. our correspondent sent us this. >> it is now considered to be absolutely under ukrainian control, it has been consolidated. zelenskyy took part in alag ising cereny. d they think it is safe for the presidents ago, they have now chased the russians o of the place. it is a continuation of the series of trips that he has made to frontline areas, in

uh, probably, almost all world manufacturers, respectively, uh, have to compete today. uh, not only in terms of quality, but also in terms of the cost of products, taking into account, again , logistics and remoteness. uh, today we are going out. hmm, we are gaining a foothold in almost all e in all countries of our e economic union. today we are actively working with friendly countries that also we are interested in the supply of our products, both in terms of export, and we are interested in the supply of imported e positions, which are critical for us and are not produced in the republic of belarus. e, due to its natural features of the climate. well , thank you, we answered oleg zhidkov further in the program of the event, new opportunities and in cardiology, a popular tourist destination in belarus and preparations for the 15th antarctic expedition, we will return to the studio in a few minutes. together with experienced doctors we raise important topics sleep is the only way to renew and restore your strength. and for this, in fact, you don’t need a bed much. the

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but we could have is, in some ways, the worst of all worlds. it's close to 16 billion now, and those numbers could go out. that's why we asked congress for more funding. we are looking at a situation that is just unaffordable, because families can't plan worse. the little problems like supply -- you can plan based on what you know. what we know, we had 5, 6, 7 years of very cheap energy and it ended last year. what we are worried about, lower income, even for the link on families, their budgets have been squeezed. we are now going into a winter with more increases. that's why we asked congress for more funding. as mentioned, we are seeing a lot of work thinking about how the nation can address temperatures and climate conditions. what's the strategy to help families have access to affordable pooling, and in the context of not often making the environment worse? the more temperatures rise, we have a considerable problem there. part of what we do as an organization is think about how to do things in the most energy efficient way possible. that's

that is an international court is in the hands of all the countries or the people in the world. since the international criminal court will last year, it has jurisdiction over the occupied territories. prosecutors have opened an investigation into possible war crimes lawyer, se systematic attacks against journalists should be part of this process. the family of serene, i will. our players now put their hopes on the international criminal court to bring justice for her death and, and impunity of nearly 50 journalists killed in the past 2 decades. in this for a lack of accountability. that according to lawyer, it's only increasing. it's now up to the i, c. c, to lounge an independent investigation into the killing of sharina and all the other reporters who have paid the highest price for doing their job. steadfast and al jazeera in the hague spring. and now my ones i should tell you, sir, is my one shot off his, our senior political analyst joins us now from london. one, let's start with this latest report from tube and eyes, asians that basically say israel did it on purpose. thi

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is becoming a threat to russia and belarus is a strong player on the world sports arena, and in order to be a full-fledged champion, alleudo champion, then we can hold different world championships but without the participation of russia and belarus it will probably not be very interesting worthy strong rivals who want to be rightfully the world champion of europe violations of the human rights of the athlete's rights, and a violation of the hmm charter e olympic that sport should remain out of politics that and the mission of sport is to unite, not to divide. if you urgently need a rest, you need to switch, and the mini-tour is still far from the vacation, what you need is a city with a thousand-year history, as the local press assures, this is the pearl western belarus together we will go to the most beautiful and interesting places.

and today they talked about what really is a very important day, both for russia and for the world, and for all further global world politics , people who expressed their desire to be with the country, then this is our common responsibility, because it's not just to sign documents. this means it is necessary to create and restore these territories security. uh don't be fooled by these people events, really historical and there are many dimensions. it radically changes the fate of the people who voted in a referendum for joining the russian federation of the corresponding regions of the republic and for the first time in recent decades they gain real protection for the russian world russia needs the world exactly how russian russia should remain and this is a great event, which is still evaluated we have been too long for several decades. uh, lost the earth retreated justified. there was nothing to justify. we couldn’t retreat, and now we are advancing and regaining our own, the whole world looks like hope for russia, and today’s event in the kremlin proves that we are on the right track, victor

world. belarus mmm, some people have gone further further. it is also known alld, as the school of genes today, the school of non-khaevsky. this story, and in russia this story is big, but i think that at the level of this order of some kind of staff culture in sports. they probably have a question that prevents them from communicating further with their foreign colleagues, athletes. is it friendly communication or purely business or you feel some kind of tension, you know? i'll tell you something friendly. well, i have friends who are athletes, who really no one is now publicly trying to do that. the communication that we have going on, let's say on facebook . why? because, again, the question is not there. we have so-called black lists, but probably no one wants to get the amount of hate that will be there will fall to him there on the page and that's it. yes, this is manipulation. that's just in time for your question saying, here are the comments she's going on and people are beginning to fear. well, speaking of expressing some opinion on those coms at the me

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and i really -- i'm just so struck by the thought of all these world leaders signing their condolenceook, writing their own individual memories of the queen and i do hope that we will be allowed to see this online, or just a snapshot of all these world leaders, many of whom met the queen, have dealt with the queen for many years. justin trudeau, he met the queen 40 years ago. in fact, he was saying that what he really valued about the queen was her -- the perspective that she brought, the great sweep of history that she brought. and that is what we're commemorating, 70 years on the throne, many leaders, many prime ministers, many presidents and they're all here commemorating her today. >> well m of those who are attending the service today, kate, are seated. the general congregation is seated. thank you for your analysis. princess diana's brother, charles spencer, arrived earlier. the earl of spencer. queen consort camilla's family also arriving at westminster abbey earlier on. and about 20 minutes from now we will see world leaders, heads of state, arriving. members of the monarchy f

i want to remind you that in the past all these pretensions to world domination were broken by russiawe will protect all of the values of our motherland and the west thinks that everything will pass and they will get away with this. the agreements on nuclear disarmament and security go into the rubbish bin. the promises not to expand nato to the east, which our previous leaders were buying into it were a total lie. and it was all broken up in pieces. we hearfrom every angle, oh, the west is protecting the new world order. but who saw these new world order. but who saw these new world order. but who saw these new world order rules? you discuss them? this is a madman�*s raving. it is a total lie. it is a double or triple standard. they think we are full. russia is a great thousand years of civilisation and country and all of those rules are not applying to us. we will not live according to those rules. and the so—called west, trampled underfoot the principal of state borders, and they decide who has the right for self—determination and who doesn't and who is not worth it. why did they d

many specialists without which it would be impossible to organize precisely for security reasons, all world to the memorial service in their comfortable vip cars, but in a group by buses, an exception was made only for the american president and his armored cadillac and many other leaders have already expressed dissatisfaction with why the rules are not the same for everyone. to be honest, i don't understand why there is so much noise around the bus, i don't think it should cause such a reaction when we came here for the summit of the heads of government. we also went buses in new zealand are the same, i often put ministers in one car - it's just logical, but who will not be on the bus of world leaders, it's the heads of russia and belarus, they were demonstrably not sent an invitation to the funeral they found themselves among other outsider countries as a series of changes had afghanistan and venezuela in general on the guest list, all the countries with which britain has diplomatic relations, even north korea, iran and nicaragua received invitations, although with the clarification that

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hence the deployment maintenance of hundreds of military bases in all corners of the world nato expansionliances such as aucus and the like are actively working on the creation of a military political link washington force. tokyo, all these states that have or seek to have genuine strategic sovereignty and are able to challenge western hegemony are automatically included in the category of enemies. it is on these principles that the military doctrines of the united states and nato are built, requiring a little bit of total dominance colonial plans. western. the elites are also presented hypocritically even with a claim to peacefulness. they talk about holding back someone, and such cunning, such a cunning word wanders from one strategy to another, but in fact it means only one thing, undermining any sovereign centers. we have already heard about the containment of russia, china, iran, i believe that other countries in asia, latin america, africa, the middle east, as well as current partners and allies of the united states, are next in line. well, we know how we don’t like it. they are san

it speaks volumes, first of all, world architecture. here there are edinpins on rent-a-mode leaders of many other countries whose economies are booming, who did not support any sanctions against russia well, it can be said that the global challenges that are in the spotlight they discussed at a narrow meeting, and then to the leaders, and the countries included in shos. joined by leaders whose states have the status of dialogue partners or the status press observers, especially attention. i followed the appearance of the president of iran, including the xi, because iran is becoming, in fact, a full member of the sco, special attention is paid to turkish president erdogan, turkey has the status of a dialogue partner. well , another observer country of belarus, president of belarus alexander lukashenko, too. here, too , special attention, including the russian media, was riveted to him by the protocol ceremony of photographing, without which not one summit is impossible. but the journalists managed to draw please note that the president o

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world. what's the death of my beloved mother is a moment of rightist sadness for me and all members of my familys will be deeply felt throughout the country, the realm, and the commonwealth and by countless people around the world. >> flags across the u.k. have then lowered to half mast, and the country has entered a period of national mourning that will last 10 days. the queen's family rushed to scotland to be by her side earlier thursday after doctors expressed concern about her health. since the end of last year, she had been suffering from persistent mobility problems, forcing her to withdw from nearly all herublic engagements. queen elizabeth ii came to the throne in 1952 when she was just 25 years old. mark: let's go straight to our correspondent in london, standing there buckingham palace. very good evening to you. tell us about the mood where you are right now. >> the mood here is somewhat somber. people are shocked. they are sometimes crying, but there is spontaneous applause. when we arrived, there were just a few tv crews, a few international crews. now it is a of media cameras, all w

but the queen has always been a symbol of the country all over the world. and here in europe, it was interesting what nina was saying, that sort of an adopted queen many, many people all over the world feel the queen is, is their queen and they feel some ownership over her presence the, the european union institutions as i say of. but that lives at half mast and whole world is sort of watching now as, as britain moons it's, it's, it's lost, lost monarch, has just died. the british monarchy is perhaps best known world wide, but there are still other european royal families. briefly, jack, how are they reacting to the queens passing? yeah. where i am in belgium, the king felipe, her treated to say that she was an extraordinary extraordinary personality. and that he will have fond memories with her. the ducks. royals tweeted to say they feel a strong bond with the u. k. and they share in the countries sorrows. it's quite interesting when this, that the death of queen elizabeth my raises this question about monarchies, specifically constitutional monarchies, whi

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