on the one hand, the republican edition, although very popular on the other hand, the moscow all-union journalter published a new review. magazine theater number 12.967 year, the performance is upset by the lack of a talented intent, which only one could overcome the illustrativeness of the play, but suddenly numerous multiple elements of staging on a strong figurative rod. and then the discussion was abruptly interrupted , they say the ministry of culture of the ussr reminded the critics of the highest assessment, which gave the work of the belarusian television. the main newspaper of the soviet country, an organ of the central committee of the cpsu, it is true, it is no coincidence that the attempt of the minsk television studio to resurrect on the television screen based on the forgotten play of tolstoy shchegov made an impression on the audience, using television scope, director, author and reader of comments viktor trofilov. overcame chamber, expanded the historical fund on the eve of the fiftieth anniversary of october, millions of viewers watched a television performance that helps to b

what the wall street journal editorial board wrote about all that today. america's teachers' unions the schools are shut even though they were open in europe. distorted money from congress. schools received money to safely reopen and address learning losses but schools stayed closed and much of the money has not been spent. how many times did the teachers' unions move the goal posts when it came to the idea of reopening schools? >> initially, some teachers were older, more vulnerable to this, and then the idea more students would get this. there were plenty of people at the time who were saying this is a really bad idea, and that there will eventually be a price to be paid. now, one thing you are hearing from democrats and she will say this is that they would say the american rescue plan, the huge spending covid relief bill passed by congress in the first few months of joe biden's pregnancy, retrofitting schools, improving ventilation in schools and only now after the massive expenditure are they safe to return. again, that's not what happened. >> john: the wall street journal made

which was financed by the soviet union, a whole web spread over the wings of the country and, first of all, of the intellectual elite, the world of publishing, journalismworld of information since the 14th year in italy they treated the russians with great understanding, and even at the beginning of the full-scale invasion of russia, the airwaves were clogged with kremlin propagandists on one of these broadcasts, the editor oleksandru salost could not stand it and called the kremlin a palace made of shit, but now in an interview with tsn he insists that public opinion has changed noticeably since then so the politicians will have to take this into account, a certain anomaly has arisen when we have intellectuals who are against nato, against the west, how are they trying to justify what putin is doing and at the same time, we have public opinion, which is extremely simple in its position, there is a country that attacked and a country that defends itself and this simple perception is shared by the majority of people who support ukraine today, today, after all, we will have a slightly more nationalist and protectionist government that will pursue the sam

all want high think to leave nato. that is my motivation. then i actually thought today we should see union. what would the we see instead mark humphrey journal associate professor finance australia says that the west o twice cap plan for russia is not likely to work as india and china aren't on board. the g 7 countries despite pressure, said joy, the coalition, europe's going to have some significant issues going into winter. so european gas prices in general terms of an increase, but energy prices more generally have potentially in skyrocketing in many countries . there are multiple different proposals to leave energy price concerns. they're not all necessarily going to actually achieve the purpose of relieving the concerns we're facing. however, the a you definitely does have a problem on its hands. many of the european union countries, the isn't a consensus about even imposing a price cap, so hungry and austrian, so vakio a very much against a gas price cap and an oil price cap. while that a piece have slightly broader support is not entirely clear how that would work. so the g 7 might want that china and india aren't on board, and it is

the best editors for time magazine, all during the war years and during that period whittaker chambers, not wrote the most important journalism about the soviet union, but was the first major american journalist to warn the country of the dangers of stalin and the soviet union. and what was what was coming. so whittaker chambers was among things, a brilliant writer. but when he accused alger hiss publicly and, alger hiss called him out and threatened sue him for libel, at which point through a series of whittaker was able to come up with the actual docu events that alger hiss and priscilla hassid typed and had typed out. and with alger hiss his handwriting, those were instrumental in the trial that ultimately proved alger hiss was guilty of perjury. so what convinced you there were two things you mentioned of a venona papers. there were also the pumpkin papers. what is would convince you that alger hiss was a spy and not innocent man? he professed to be like a lot of people. i into writing this book with a lot questions to ask a lot of research to do. it took me over four years. i thought i a pretty good sense from alan weinstein's book perjury, wh

union, which won 40% of the elections in 1981 or 1982, so this company with soviet connections is a whole web of wings the country and, first of all, the intellectual elite, the world of publishing, journalismey are not communists, but a democratic party, controlling the information of the publishing house of the teacher's school, a powerful current appeared, anti-atlantic, anti-american, and anti-nato, which still exists, the debates on italian television were literally captivated by these seniors who spread thoughts like this : putin is wrong, but still had some sense . thus, a certain anomaly arose when we have intellectuals are coming against nato, against the west , in what way are they trying to justify what putin is doing and at the same time, we have public opinion that is extremely simple in its position, because the situation is also quite simple and dramatic, at the same time there is a country that attacked and a country that is defending itself, and this simple perception is shared by the majority of people who support ukraine today, and for italy, the economic component of the war is the increase in the price of energy sources, do people understand why this is happening, is th

journal etch we learned so much and you see it in this community we are creating together. the district knows their teachers they know employees. they had all sorts of great data the union had feenemial data worked with us from the beginning to create focus groups of employees and educators so we could listen and learn when their needs were and express in the ways that get policy but there are features of the development that are tailored to this workforce and community. we have been able in the great partnership with the district and the city with their investment and expert ease to create a range of incomes we serve. we are going deep on the income spectrum 35,000 for a husband hold and all the way up to 150,000. we learned teachers live in households. educators live in how did holds there may be other earners, there is a spectrum of need. in the moderate range have a difficult time living with their families in the city. and so we have a wide are range of income in order to based on everything we learned together, and planned together this we know about the needs of the educators in the city. they gave us all sorts of input in the design. a lot behalf they want we he

union, great britain , australia and turkey, we are all invited to fork out with details. antona dadyn needs new batches of western weapons. us congressmen shared with the wall street journalary list of dozens of types of weapons that ukraine intends to demand from the united states of their allies. already in soon. the list is opened by missiles with a range of up to 300 km washington. they refused to supply them to kiev so as not to provoke an escalation of the conflict. however, supporters of its delay received new trumps from the first ukrainian counteroffensive. it was made possible by significant support from the united states and many other countries for the purpose. to provide ukraine with the weapons necessary for offensive operations we will continue to do everything to support ukraine and will maintain pressure on russia about the next package of military aid the pentagon announced less than a week ago, it included ammunition for multiple launch rocket systems. highmars fire, anti-radar missiles. harm, four howitzers and shells for them, one hundred armored vehicles, as well as anti-tank systems. cartridges grenade launchers, small arms and night vision devices.