, the university of amsterdam. to seek the rights of the palestinians . we saw this demand for academic boycott before the europeans in american universities, well , they paid the fees of a series of american university professors for supporting the demand of our students, we saw that cooperation was stopped. and their connection with the university was already cut off . thank you very much, mr. makbinim, reporter of the sed and sima news agency, let's take a short media opportunity and see beautiful pictures of our dear islamic country, iran. good morning. let's go to hamadan province , malayer city, where the fifth inlaid furniture festival is going to start. my journalist colleague , mr. fereydoni. hello, we will listen to your report. yes, i am at your service and good morning to all the viewers. as you mentioned , from today we are actually witnessing the beginning. we are the fifth national inlaid sofa festival in malair. as it is did you know that besides being the world city of grapes, malayer is also the world city of inlaid furniture. this festi

we asked around in amsterdam. i'm so damn, has too many tourist. that was around 22000000 overnight stays in 2023. so how does the city plan to come back of a tourism amsterdam resident say enough is enough. so this was this one, the for a small village. and then now it's a, it's a go into dogs. so that's fit to, they should forbid to eat on the streets. for example. i think that's one of the biggest and the payments that the. yeah, people sitting on the street eating on the staircases, it's just nice. one of the most important to us that we stop the selling of directs in the coffee shop stu, foreigners, daniel mancha, who is chairman of the citizens initiative. hit is good news. enough is enough, he wants to city to do more to come back to of a tourism well that this people coming from abroad and they see on the take talk that you can buy a special school piece about and therefore all the people are standing here in the rose and waiting, so for our so there are lots of ethics here and people who is walking here tend to walk kind of walk quiet thro

historical, without an exaggeration of the decision that was made in another european capital, namely amsterdam is about the fact that the netherlands declared that they are not against the ukrainian side using the types of weapons that the netherlands handed over for the needs of the defense forces of ukraine, and here most interestingly, we this is about the fact that the netherlands is one of the first countries that announced the transfer of f-16 aircraft to the ukrainian side. and the latest statement of the minister of defense of the netherlands and the prime minister of the netherlands shows that they are not against the use of the f-16 in the skies of the russian federation, the fact is that the f-16 can be equipped with cruise missiles, air to ground, igm. 158, so, depending on the classification, the range of hitting ground targets with these cruise missiles is from 400 to 1000 and more kilometers, it is worth talking about it, that is, several european countries were pioneers at the time of the transfer of means of destruction and permits to kill military targets on the territory of

even for a stop by that's way too fast, which is why amsterdam authorities have begun inspecting them with the help of a specially designed treadmill. they're not permitted to go over 25 kilometers per hour. this bike is fine. thank you. i appreciate the speed check. i see what's going to far as well, the speeds. there's a ruining it for everyone else for you today. it's a safety hazard. yeah. yeah. for that, you get fed bike seen the i've even seen side bikes traveling at the 65 kilometers per hour in sales. either i came from i board and that's quite a distance by bike more than 10 kilometers to the center. so i understand that people want to get quickly from a to b sales on the, on our baby home. right. but you also see children cycling super fast over short distances. so you know, it's really dangerous and traffic you find it. uh yeah, and it scares a extra doc looks for my house. every day i see very young children passing my house on sad bikes. 8 to 10 years old. so small they, they can barely reach the pedals office, which is sometimes there are 2 or even 3 of them on it though

in oregon and bar, i came to an intersection in a park in amsterdam where i couldn't see through the bushes, bushes as though it may sound naive. but i wasn't expecting anyone to be cycling by at 45 kilometers an hour. even for a stop by that's way too fast, which is why amsterdam authorities have begun inspecting them with the help of a specially designed treadmill. they're not permitted to go over 25 kilometers per hour. this bike is fine. thank you. i appreciate the speed check. i see what's going to far as well. the speed stairs are ruining it for everyone else. it's a safety hazard. yeah. yeah. ok so that i get fed bikes being the i've even seen side bikes traveling at the 65 kilometers per hour himself i there, i came from i board again. that's quite a distance by, by more than 10 kilometers to the center. and so i understand that people want to get quickly from a to b sales on and our baby home. right. but you also see children cycling super fast over short distances, super much really dangerous and traffic. you find it. uh yeah, and it scares a extra doc looks for my house. e

robert amsterdam wrote as many as two letters to the address parliamentarians, where he threatened americanctions if the law was passed. my name was also mentioned there, as one of the biggest supporters of banning the activities of the russian orthodox church in ukraine. at the same time , pro-russian deputies in the parliament became more active. they blackmailed their colleagues, threatened them. if the moscow patriarchate in ukraine does not have. relation to cyril and the kremlin, as they claim, then why did they put up such aggressive resistance? the question is obviously rhetorical. someone was really scared by such threats. it is known that americans have always been sensitive to religious freedoms. and that is why our bill, first mine, and then the consensus, parliamentary one, was not about faith, but about the constitutional system and, in particular, national security. protecting them is the unconditional right of any nation and the basic duty of any government. the verkhovna rada could adopt this document in the spring, but incomprehensible political intrigues began again. spon

norway, sharing his thoughts and insight with us and you've been watching these live images from amsterdam on press tv. this is the order of the day, it's been like this since friday when... the israeli aggression happened, the brutal crime and the assassination of the hezbollah leader citizen, that's all happened, people have been out there in large masses, beat in iran, in iraq, other countries in west asia, now we have elsewhere in the world around the globe uh, we see the people are out there voicing their support for the cause of palestine, for hesbollah and the resistance front okay, we'll be taking a break and back after 20 minutes or so and will continue for the next couple of hours. perhaps you might not hear the words of our leader anymore, or we might not listen to new speech of his and get that ease, but we know for fact, and we have the faith that he lives in every single heart of ours, and every single child, and the the resistance is will not stop based on one leader. and may peace be upon all of the prophets and messengers, may peace be upon you all. this israel which consi

i starting media in college or in a graduate program at the university of amsterdam and says they are being monitored by nationalist chinese students in class during certain of my school projects or classes. when i express certain opinions, the chinese apologies might not like very much. i would have some issues because certain pro china students have threatened to report me or they have lots of issues with me. i was indeed reported to the chinese police and my family were cold as a consequence. and that assman dc extends beyond the campus as sought out, also organizes peacefully for tests for human rights including porpoise calling out train us the rights record side. i had to install the camera in the home because of repeated harassment. and amnesty international reports released earlier this year said so rylan's and had osmond are being used to intimidate chinese and hong kong students start being in at least 8 countries invest in europe and north america. almost one 3rd of the 32 students that we spoke to had had their family in china, harassed by police or, or government official

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in amsterdam, they are 56% of the total number of local residents. in the hague - 58%. in rotterdam - almost 60%. in brussels - 70%. the native population of these cities is now in the minority, in their own home. a few more semi-sterile generations, and it simply won't be will remain. and the descendants of today's europeans will no longer be fertile, because their government continues to cultivate perversions. and promote policies that destroy the traditional family. juvenile justice is flourishing in europe, officials are doing everything to prevent children from being born. raising their own children. the family, as a system that forms new citizens through the transfer of experience from the older to the younger generation, has been destroyed. under the guise of caring for children, minors are given the opportunity to challenge their parents' rights to their children in court. education. raising your voice at a spoiled child, let alone a slap on the bottom, is considered domestic violence and children are removed from their families. six-year-olds are forced to take

elsewhere in the nations league — the most eye catching game was in amsterdam where netherlands and germanyl between them... the netherlands took the lead after just two minutes when tijjani reijnders slotted in after good work from liverpool's ryan gravenberch, but germany equalised later in the half and joshua kimmich then put them ahead on the stroke of half—time, but just five minutes into the second half the netherlands were level when denzel dumfries scored from inside the area and two all it finished. in worrying news for the dutch — manchester city defender nathan ake was stretchered off during the game after picking up what appeared to be a hamstring injury. these are tuesday's nations league results in full. ukraine have lost both of their opening matches now after a 3—2 defeat to the czech republic whilst the republic of ireland slipped to their second consecutive defeat with a 2—0 loss to greece in dublin. elsewhere — in world cup qualifying — thousands of iraqi football fans made the trip to kuwait for the first time since former iraqi dictator saddam hussein invaded the emirat

hamburg, amsterdam, the hague.n’t give in to my character in any practical way, and from now on i will be a well-known oiler. ureshtse, adzin dabradzei, we take maimon by the hand, and let us help you. at the gymnasium, the student was already over 30, her lessons were just walking, but the tests were easy for external students, because of the normal heat of the day, the place did not stop. salamon is back in berlin, in the attic of a certain granny, and in love with the roof of kant's mind. transcendental idealism, epistemalogy, metaphysics, speeches in itself. maimon not only understands. once again, i have revealed that i have a whole book ready, so i can tell you about it, the berlin doctor markus hertz, who was a student of kant and, well, i am an asabist. hertz hіba pacіsnuў plyachym. i think that this principle can only be created by kant himself. and if that is not the correct list, the hell of an unknown person is spam, the doctor gives my recommendation. spadar maimon. it's a hell of a lot of hot earth, i

the reason they other base the -- on took it from the amsterdam school which was -- from amsterdam in the 20's. so that the architecture reflects that the amsterdam school architecture. i see one is the fill pino the second rounds design and worked with the soma fill pino fwroup to come up with the pattern that will be a part of that and the other one the round one is based on the railroad lan everybody that is because that area was the railroad your. she is referencing all various parts of the community in the 4 lanterns. each lanterns made out of power coated stainless steel. the two we did a mock up and so that isseen though you see not each one of the lanterns will be one of the 4 designs. see how the pat everyones look on the stainless. it is confusing but i wanted to show you that is the height of worn lantern. the one on the right is taken indoors and lit that is how the patterns will show up at night and the one on the right is one you see the lanterns will be yellow. we took it outside to see how the yellow would look in the light. any questions on? how tell be placed other t

the generation draw the palestinians, with the support of the west, students of the university of amsterdam in the netherlands organized an anti-zionist gathering of this regime's genocide in the gaza strip and the west bank. condemned many supporters of palestine in london , the capital of england, demonstrated their anger and disgust at the zionist regime and its supporters. demonstrators with the cry of an immediate ceasefire in gaza and the trial and punishment of zionist war criminals for the continuation of the struggle for the liberation of palestine. they emphasized that anti-zionist demonstrations were held in other european cities as well . nain, the country's chief of police, who has gone to iraq , met with the country's officials from the table. nation state iraq appreciated the appearance of arbaeen. according to sardar radan, the best type of cooperation between law enforcement, security and service agencies of the two countries was achieved during this year's arbaeen ceremony. this year's arbaeen hosseini undoubtedly marked one of the best types of cooperation between the law

also in the nations league, it's all square in amsterdam, as netherlands and germany share the pointsleaving red bull, and now hoping he can lead aston martin to the world championship. welcome along, thank you forjoining us. tuesday saw nine matches in the uefa nations league — and it was a special night for harry kane. the england captain scored twice as he made his 100th appearance for his country. a 2—0 win over finland means it's back to back wins for england and their new interim manager lee carsley. 0ur correspondent natalie pirks was watching at wembley: welcome on the

at 1004 amsterdam.call the roll. >> president anderson here. >> vice president hallisy here. >> commissioner louie here. >> commissioner wintroub here commissioner zwart have excused absenc is the rec and are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francis. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory. elders, and relatives of the ramaytush ohlone community and by affirming their sovereign rights as first peoples. >> recreation & park commission meeting this morning at 10:00 am., thursday, august 15, 2024. we ask you please turn off electronic public comment will be nopeendawith respect to agenda items, you will have opportunity to address the commission when the item is reached in the meeting. remotely and in city hall room 416 neither the commission staff will respond but may ask■f afte is closed.mitted through e-mail as well and please note

at 1004 amsterdam. ashley call the roll. >> president anderson here. >> vice president hallisy here. >> commissioner louie here. >> commissioner wintroub here. >> and please note that commissioner mazzola and commissioner zwart have excused absence and this is the rec and are on the unceded ancestral homeland of the ramaytush (rah-my-toosh) ohlone (o-lon-ee) who are the original inhabitants of the san francisco peninsula. responsibilities as the caretakers of this place, as well as for all peoples who reside in their traditional territory.

of this competition, in the third group of the level, the netherlands hosted germany tonight in amsterdam, and the game ended with a draw of 2/2. deniz ondaa and joshua kimmich for germany in this game scoring goals and tijani. fries also scored two goals for the netherlands. from the same group, the match against hungary ended without a goal . both english goals were brought to samar by hurricane georgia beat its host albania with one goal , czech republic 3 2, ukraine passed 100, and greece won with two goals in the republic of ireland. in some short news: in the last games of the first week of the first division football league, naft and gaz gegzaran defeated nowshahr municipality with one goal, and pikan's match against tehran's aza municipality was 3-0 in pikan's favor due to segregation issues. in the continuation of the ashayari world games in astana, kazakhstan, tahereh azarpivand. our country's krushkar lady won a bronze medal in 57 kilos. the 50th and 5th edition of the aramean olympic games of iran coincides with the 80th anniversary the establishment of ararat tehran club was

last night at the johan cruyff stadium in orange amsterdam.he ears of holland only needed 99 seconds to open germany's goal with a goal that the german defender made a one-on-one with terstegen to score the first goal for the netherlands. but this is a good start to deny the passion for scoring it destroyed for the netherlands and with two mistakes, one of which was the incomplete defense of the goalkeeper and the other was the mistake of the defense line, the germans were able to score two goals in the extra time of the first half with two shots by deniz ondoff in the 38th minute and emerge as the winning team. but in the second half, holland had a stormy start. in the 50th minute, the pressure of koman's students finally paid off, and kai hawert gave the ball to the opponent in the penalty corner, so that denzel dumfries scored the game's goal. but the highlight of the match happened in the final seconds. where the pledges were preparing a counterattack, but the referee that ended the game with i know i shouldn't say this, but in this game t

roman amsterdam are among the locations which — well.locations which had brought _ well. roman amsterdam are among the locations which had brought in - well. roman amsterdam are among the locations which had brought in the - locations which had brought in the huack locations which had brought in the hijack scanning machines. —— the high—tech. 0thers hijack scanning machines. —— the high—tech. others have started to roll them out and is a mixed picture but what is for sure that anyone who had the scanners in place and eased their rules are now having to revert to the old rules. as with the eu, the uk has given no indication as to when those restrictions will enter. —— will end. katy austin, bbc news. a few months ago on breakfast, we told you about a uk record being set for the most alp horns being played in the same location. this is how it sounded when 11 of the traditional instruments were blown in berkshire. well, the swiss have gone one better... this was the sound of 1,006 alp horns playing on mountain meadow in central switzerland

west of the students of the university of amsterdam, the netherlands, with the establishment they condemned genocidal anti-zionist gathering of this regime in the gaza strip and the west bank. a large number of supporters of palestine in london, the capital of england , continued the saturdays of anger and disgust with the zionist regime and its supporters. they demonstrated. demonstrators shouted for an immediate ceasefire in gaza and the trial and punishment of zionist war criminals , emphasizing the continuation of the struggle for the liberation of palestine. anti-zionist demonstrations were also held in other european cities. the unmanned naiman spacecraft returned to earth and its two astronauts had to wait several months for another spacecraft. technical defects in boeing planes in recent months , this company's stock value has decreased by billions of dollars. china by launching a new railway line with a speed of 350 kilometers per hour. it increased itself in this industry with the countries of the world. china has the longest high-speed rail line with more than 40,000 kilometers.

the students of the university of amsterdam in the netherlands condemned the genocide of this regime in the gaza strip and the west bank by organizing an anti-zionist rally . a large number of supporters of palestine in london, the capital of england, continue to express their anger and disgust with the zionist regime. and the supporters of this regime demonstrated . demonstrators shouted for an immediate ceasefire gaza and the trial and punishment of the zionist war criminals emphasized the continuation of the struggle for the liberation of palestine. anti-zionist demonstrations were also held in other european cities. a graduate of the university of washington and supporter of palestine had come to the west bank from seattle. to shout his opposition to the zionist policy in the occupied territories. he participated in the weekly march of palestinians against zionist settlements in bita , when he was shot in the head by zionist soldiers and killed. they were on the adjacent building and shot ayesha noor. we tried to save him, but unfortunately we could not do anything for them due t

the artist, paintings are almost not sold, and he decides to sell all his property and move. in amsterdamticipating his imminent death, rembrandt will paint his last grand canvas: in this picture, there is certainly rembrandt's final reflection, it is not often talked about, but rembrandt throughout his life created illustrations for the parable of the prodigal son, these were drawings, these were engravings, and looking at these images, you can see how the artist's own view changes. how gradually from interest in the figure of the prodigal son, his repentance, rembrandt moves on to the figure of the father. in the painting we see that the father, full of love for his son, bends over him, and most importantly, forgives his complete repentance. these two figures seem to merge in an eternal embrace. if we talk about life, he lived a long life, of course, towards the end of his life his health failed him. his stories, his lives and his thoughts about biblical themes. don't believe that something unusual can be made from simple ingredients, we will cook blue today and we will need cabbage, on

palestinians with the support of the west, the cry to stop the war against gaza at the university of amsterdam in the netherlands. the rise of the political crisis in france. macron's lead in the election of the new prime minister became a problem . the nationwide protest of the french against macron's abuse of power. macron is a real dictator and has stolen people's votes. our own opposition to michel's election. it is possible that the sea has calmed down that it is the spawning season of fish and respect for the environment and aquatic life, and in a special news interview , we will examine the new claims about nato's torani corridor or zang zor corridor, the role of regional and extra-regional countries in the formation of this corridor, and the reasons for iran's opposition to what is it in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, may god bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and his family, good night, dear viewers of the detailed news at 21:00. he got acquainted with the latest military and defense achievements of the army the gathering of army commanders emphasized

must be done now take the popular support of the uprisings that we just had in the netherlands, amsterdam, the netherlands , we had italy in support and condemnation, in fact, the attacks of the zionist regime on the lebanese and their declaration of solidarity with the people of lebanon and lebanon's hezbollah. how should this be done and how effective is it in fight and in the way of confronting the zionist regime, yes, look at this, we must check why the people of european countries and the opposite of all the countries of the world are defending the people of gaza and raising their flags, are they muslims, just not today, the people of the world are the free people to a conclusion the realization that humanity in the world is being destroyed and human rights organizations are unable to do anything against the regimes of the domination system. today, you can see that israel did something that damaged the reputation of western civilization . he dragged western civilization into the mud. western civilization is the nanny of human rights, women's rights, children's rights. but we see that

rome and amsterdam are among the locations which had brought in the high—tech scanning machines.what's for sure is that any which had got the scanners in place and eased their rules are now having to revert to 100ml. as with the uk, the eu has given no indication of when the restrictions will end. katy austin, bbc news. stay with us here on bbc news. much more on all of the main stories in the hour to come. hello there. the weather pattern looks quite complicated for the next couple of days, we have generally got low pressure close by with weather fronts. and we are picking up quite a bit of humidity and warmth off the near continent. so, that is going to really complicate the story somewhat with showers and thunderstorms will appear. but for many of us it is going to feel warm and humid for part two of the weekend, as we draw this air off the near continent. there will be scattered showers and thunderstorms, areas of cloud, but also some sunshine. the best of that sunshine will be across the southeast where we could be up to the high 20s celsius. further north and west, more clo

the axis of resistance , the flag of lebanon's hezbollah is raised in paris today, it is raised in amsterdam this case anymore, that is, you are no longer here then run for your own peace so that you can reach a minimum so that you can defend yourself and answer to your people. see , at some point there was a football match between france and germany. i think mr. macron was sitting inside the stadium. mr. macron, not the previous president, was sitting inside the camp, watching, and suddenly he was informed that isis was carrying out terrorist operations there , and these isis cells would have grown inside europe at all if it wasn't for us. in europe, you should have sworn allegiance to the leaders of isis and other groups takfiri well, we came and gave you this security . what did you give us this is the point where the european people and the american people realize that there is a leader, a group in the region that is defending their lives, wealth and honor in the middle east so that you can live there. and you can see that the governments of these countries are dealing with that picture.

how most fort near amsterdam, in the netherlands, where the video game design or thomas color lives and works. he's also created highly detailed models of tenants to lock my imagination is not so good, i'm i, i need to see things in order to understand them. and so when i started looking for images of dental sheep on, i couldn't find them and i couldn't kind of find anything that satisfied my my understanding of, of what the city would look like. and you know, i had the time i had the technical expertise and so i thought i would just try coal begin analyzing historical documents and studies. he asked mexican scientists for help and got feedback from historians, archeologists and other designers. but the process was far from simple. first idea was that you could take the camera all the way down into every city streets. and when i put everything into place and i, i put like i took like a, a for the model of a person. and i put them in the scene, i thought, oh my god, this place is enormous and is so so, so big that immediately became a problem. and the whole idea of a going down them to l

the idea is to create amsterdam style cannabis cafes. state law currently allows people to smoke marijuana inside licensed cannabis lounges, but those businesses couldn't sell food. another bill. governor newsom signed bans colleges from giving preferential treatment in admissions to the children of alumni and donors in the state. the practice is known as legacy admissions. joining us live now to talk about it, assemblyman phil ting of san francisco, who authored ab 1780. assembly member ting, thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, kristen. >> so congratulations on having your bill signed into law. what does this mean exactly? what's going to be the requirement and when is it going to happen? >> well, it goes into effect august of 2025 and requires that all the private universities in the state no longer offer preferential treatment to children of alumni or donors. in other words, that cannot be, you know, your wealth and your connections to the university can no longer be a factor in the admissions process. they can't offer pre

rome and amsterdam are among the locations which had brought in the high—tech scanning machines.t and it is a very mixed picture but what is for sure that anyone who had picture but what is for sure that any who had the scanners in place and eased their rules are now having to revert to the old rules of 100ml. as with the eu, the uk has given no indication as to when those restrictions will end. katy austin, bbc news. the polls have opened in two eastern states of germany, in elections which the far—right is expected to perform strongly. thousands of demonstrators took part in rallies in saxony and thuringia on saturday. is expected to do well in the election. in the city of erfurt, protesters denounced the afd as fascists. police say about 2,000 people attended anti—far—right rallies in dresden. at an afd rally, one of the party leaders told supporters that germany needed controlled borders and the expulsion of illegal migrants. it's thought the party could emerge as the largest in thuringia in the vote. our europe correspondent, jess parker has more. these are regional, not nat

this isjust a poster from when it was in the museum, in moco in amsterdam. john brandler knows a thing or two about banksy. oh, i think the animal trail is very clever. the police booth in london looking like a fish tank — phenomenal, brilliant. what's scary about that is this is part of what is supposed to be the ring of steel protecting the city of london, and somebody can go into it and paint in it? brandler�*s collection of banksy artworks varies from world—famous motifs to lesser known, more provocative works. the one i really love is the gorilla lifting the shutter and letting the animals out, but they are all about what humans have done to the planet. we're killing everything off. we've overfished the seas, we've polluted the air. we're. .. the whole of the human race is like the goats on a tiny pinnacle. i thought the rhinoceros that was caught in flagrante in charlton, trying to sort of mount a nissan micra, i thought that was an absolutely beautiful piece because the message was this rhino, he's near extinction and he hasn't got a mate, and this is

rome and amsterdam are among the locations which had brought in the high—tech scanning machines.t's a very mixed picture, but what's for sure is that any which had got the scanners in place and eased their rules are now having to revert to 100ml. as with the uk, the eu has given no indication of when the restrictions will end. katy austin, bbc news. let's go back and herejohn swinney dress the snp conference. —— address the snp conference. -- address the snp conference-— conference. conference, it is an immense _ conference. conference, it is an immense privilege - conference. conference, it is an immense privilege for- conference. conference, it is an immense privilege for me conference. conference, it is i an immense privilege for me to address you today for the first time as scotland's first minister. applause i want to begin by paying tribute to my predecessor, humza yousaf. applause humza is a great friend to so many of us in this party. he is a great and assign man, a passionate campaigner for the snp and for independence. he has served our country with distinction and i th