its job is to banish the evil spirits of the soviet empire, the director, antoine durable, which once soviet monuments to be carefully documented before the removed from the streets, the shores monument, he says, is a good example of one that needs to go to my mind with can you have someone with sending me stuff right on the center of key if it could be the monument to nikolai, show us basically the commander of the city when the communists to power in the early 20th century is a whole the communist show. thousands of people without trials and missed, they looted and rob, just put it out and we erect a monument to shows that are willing to move on. there's no doubt it has artistic value, but it's not right that such monuments exist upon me is like mike, would those be changed best some of you all a sudden it's like having a monument to the russian soldiers who raped and killed them put chelsea's cam. so nothing, it's no different of, of our do they want you to tell somebody started the novel which was back in his office for the 1st time in months since the beginning of the war. he's b

we're speaking with famed european was a blower, antoine del tour. we're going to take a short break and come back with more of our conversation. stay with us. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the the, the, a ton of ways you have your own interest interest. we have also our, our initial interest. but we can find some kind of space coming entries. and based on these full cooperation, their principal corporation in this was that we saw to, to lead a to a we, we the welcome back to the whistle blows. i'm john curiosity blower and one dell tour about his work against corporate tax evasion in luxembourg. and one, thanks again for joining us. and one, let's talk about the charges against you. despite the fact that you reported on an illegality like many whistle blowers you were prosecuted. tell us about that. it says very and just because the only person in the concerns by a legal proceedings were as, as a people who had a shed the lights on the mean vault on a global issue, which is the best practices of the nation national companies and into the world is concerned becaus

i'd like to thank our guest, antoine delta. we're both for joining us and for his courage. and i'd like to thank our viewers for tuning and remember standing up to your government mean standing up for your country. that's what entwined del tour did. and the entire european union is a better place because of it, that kind of behavior, that love of country that love of the truth is what we should all strive for. i'm john curiosity when you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 the hi, i'm receptive and i'm here to plan with you whatever you do. do not watch my new show . seriously. why watch something that's so different. little opinions that he won't get anywhere else. welcome to please do the have the state department, the c i a weapons, bankers, multi 1000000000 dollar corporations. choose your fax for you. go ahead. i changed and whatever you do, don't my show state main street because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called stretching time, but again, it's not, we don't want to watch it because it might just chang

even before he won his appeal, the european parliament recognized antoine as a whistle blower and awarded him the european citizens prize in 2015 and one we are honored to have you on the show. thank you so much for joining us. you're welcome. you know, let's start at the beginning. you were a young auditor at price waterhouse coopers, one of the largest and most important big for professional services firms in the world. take us back to that time. what did you see that made you think something was wrong? and when did you see it? yes, it was my 1st professional experience. it was in 2008 from 2008 to 2010. and i was just a junior user. so my work was uh, just to make uh, financial audits. uh, which consists in uh, verifying the accuracy of the accounts of my hands. uh so the kinds of people you see in looks numbered were mainly belonging to the financial sector. and what i discovered there was that's most, hey, let's say, oh, that makes sense. um, where in luxembourg i me for the textbook, pause. so obviously i, i wasn't totally naive when i applied to a job in mix numbers and use that's

i'd like to thank our guest, antoine delta. we're both for joining us and for his courage. and i'd like to thank our viewers for tuning and remember standing up to your government mean standing up for your country. that's what entwined del tour did. and the entire european union is a better place because of it, that kind of behavior, that love of country that love of the truth is what we should all strive for. i'm john to react to and you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 of the china, the ways you have the only interest, some interest. we have also our, our initial interest. but we can find some kind of space coming entries and to the best on this coming choose. we can do a roadmap for cooperation with our principal corporation, and this was that we spoke to, to lead a to a we, we the question. i mean, you love seeing those words isn't like a, do you live most schools do. if you look on the initial do, well, of course, significant dealer post on zillow, while it be almost getting used to put value, what do you do, origin, but yachts, as to

followed everyone in the world following the escape of the israeli army at night by the forces of antoine lahad, who had been in the service of the zionist regime for all the past years, and the resistance fighters. and its supporters were arrested, tortured and martyred in groups of several hundred people surrendered to hezbollah or the lebanese army, and its commanders and key elements fled to israel with their families , with the completion of israel's withdrawal from southern lebanon , many fighters hezbollah in khayyam prison was liberated by the people, south lebanon was liberated after 18 years of resistance against one of the largest armies in the world. this was the first time in the history of the arab-israeli wars that the army of this regime left the territory of an arab country without negotiation and progress. and it was considered the biggest defeat for this regime. after the liberation of south lebanon, seyyed hassan nasrallah spoke about the continuation of resistance until the complete liberation of the remaining parts in the hands of israel in the triangle between syria

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. >> reporter: antoine rabbitsmith sr.s they still can't reach his aunt who he says lived in the building. >> i just want some kind of information. like tell me something, anything. like if you have found her and she's in the morgue somewhere, tell me something instead of just sitting here playing the waiting game >> reporter: parts of the historic 84-unit apartment building crashing down sunday evening. fire crews rescuing eight people from the rubble, escorting a dozen others safely out of the building. >> there was a lot of screams, a lot of cries, a lot of people saying help. i'm hoping and praying that the screams that i heard when the building came down was not people inside of it >> reporter: one person trapped for hours, now in the hospital as officials worry about what's left >> the building is structurally unsound it's posing a risk to responders and we are actively working for the best course of action for the building >> reporter: the mayor says crews spent hours searching the wreckage overnight and have now st

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keith at the ukranian institute of national, remember, it's a stolen quote in gold letters director, antoine threat, both of which wouldn't stand for that here, but he understands that germany has its own view of history, the the fortune of my ability to stand still. there should definitely be a clock next to a histogram in russian with german ending listening with them and putting the monument in context. i mean, why is it a middle in office? what does the inscription mean? it's a dozen who is joseph stalin. when we show says it's dangerous because you'll only one step away from normalizing stylish or you're welcome and thought of states. and if kids vote by the old people who don't know anything of that history, they might think, look, he's been quoted here in the center of the land. no, he must be an okay. guy. hope i'm in the every. what's the thought center, but the southern money funding aflac given context for some monuments that could be a solution. but for something like the friendship arch and key if it wouldn't be enough. in this case, another solution was found a crack in the arc

the director, antoine double, which once soviet monuments to be carefully documented before that removed from the streets the shores monument, he says, is a good example of one that needs to go to my mind most can if someone would send me stuff right on the center of kids that give you the monument to nikolai shaw as basically the commander of the city when the communists to power in the early 20th century is a whole the communist saw thousands of people without trials and missed. they looted and rob, just put it out and we erect a monument to shows that are move on. there's no doubt it has artistic value, but it's not right that such monuments exist upon music. michael does be changed. best of all, a sudden it's like having a monument to the russian soldiers who raped and killed them. put chelsea's cam. so nothing. it's not different of of all way. they want you to tell somebody started the novel, which was back in his office for the 1st time in months since the beginning of the war he's been on the front serving is a drone pilot. this is lieutenant allowed him to take leave. so he coul

i think we're jump, dave antoine is a world leader off the western media isn't buying that states and that no matter what, so these elections will not be free or fair. i guess we know what their conclusion will be if their favorite candidates lose is, but it's not just about the presidential elections which have demonstrated people's belief in the system. it's also about the parliamentary elections. what are the ones a k party secure the majority of seats? the fact that the 14th of may elections took place in the form of acquire a faith of democracy with peace and quiet as an expression of democratic mature to volunteer to yeah, i congratulate all my citizens who voted in the name of democracy and took part in the election work and express my gratitude to each and every one of them. some would argue that sort of soft force to vote, otherwise they face a fine, but that statements is misleading. so it may have compulsory votes and like many other countries, but it's not enforced. when the, the people, the do not close, they get the message is so that they can then the follow up with the

antoine the decentre of those who have been tamed. that is, if you intervene in this matter, you will no longer give back . that is, you got involved in animals, these animals trusted you to a large extent and you should already be responsible for this somehow. well, there are people who come and say. yes, i want to be a coach. i'm not talking about a question. are you ready to work 7 days a week, sometimes around the clock, for example, such and such petty moment, that is, we always work, december 31st. we always work on january 1st. that is, this is the law of the entertainment sector , any holiday that exists in the country. it will always be an even more working day than the previous one. this is a magical job that does not require, in principle, to tune in. and even if you come on some day, in some not very rumpled there, not getting enough sleep or not recovering. this is work that, in fact, on the contrary, still charges. naturally, that is, some small household items hidden there. moments. that is, you must first prepare to ge

back s and does not believe that the new hard line strategy flew healthcare lucelle lew when against antoine they may know position candidate is trying to lose his nation. the supporters by adopting a very nice in this discourse, but it also seems that the opposition candidate isn't fruitful that he has made the major utah are often the 1st rounds and that's probably this message is not going to really come across as credible another problem for the position here in turkey is the lack of equal opportunity before elections. president ad one has secure normal powers for himself, so he is. he control state funds and such a district. he has jails, political rivals. and the countries media is overwhelmingly pro governments international of the say, the electrons here are largely free, but not fast data from taxis, media woodstock show that stay tv has reported on president ad one for 49 hours. in recent weeks, this challenger received only 32 minutes of time in the same period. sorry, if i call you in this broadcast, the balance was as clear as day because it is the presenter explained in detail

so he's antoine, gets elected. it will essentially continue with regard to a set of policies. because justifiably, you will believe that the new popular mandate as being the case of a he's a policy that however, is crucial when it's a different, a very different options. including democratic reforms on the return to conventional economics. and also for a revitalization of turkeys west and location. so in that sense or the choices are actually very strong. yeah. that with air to on controlling 90 percent of the turkish media and his crack down of the opposition and defend in general. it's hard to call these elections fair to begin with, but do you think they'll be free? yes, i think by and large they will be free. it is true that they are a number of elements that make this unfair. the government party is able to rely on the state police forces. many of the states and situations tend to favor the government party when they rule. uh, the lead. yeah, it's another case. but ultimately, the, despite the parents of these elections, he will be by and large street. that's the, the tra

i'd like to thank our guest, antoine delta. we're both for joining us and for his courage. and i'd like to thank our viewers for tuning and remember standing up to your government mean standing up for your country. that's what entwined del tour did. and the entire european union is a better place because of it, that kind of behavior, that love of country that love of the truth is what we should all strive for. i'm john curiosity when you've been watching the whistle blowers until next time. 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 2 of the, in whom those will be all these believe that life of a full 2nd that will be as ups and downs india before the british was that it just nation with the highest g d, b into work. and why did the 100 years of british truly bring it to this low off some 50, interacting the late 30th? thank you. and i just don't do property here, nor i to the my property my, i doing my blogs, they went through all of our big spaces i was see, could spaces off uh, san angelo wiley pointed out the spaces inside the would you also like in the wood which is now closer to the english, the

essence. and this and rockerama represent. supported by film director hasin tocarvalio producers antoine bryan and kevindar composer basic instinct sex death and sharon stone in the days of basic instinct the world was very conservative films became more and more strict. and i wanted to do something like a scary dance, something very bold and spontaneous, something like a fatal attraction , and that was probably an example. and while i was looking for a script like this, the basic instinct project came up, written by jo esterhans, joyster. hass, of course, is primarily a man of european culture. he came to the usa from hungary 15 years 20 years preserved european cinema at one time i was a journalist and among my topics were police investigations. one of my then acquaintances, the policemen, was acquitted of the murder of a tourist who loved to shoot too much; he committed several murders during the operation ; i don’t think that it was accidental ; i knew a young manipulative woman who was a very skilled manipulator. she used her body and sexuality. also skillful as your mind and do not

back s and does not believe that the new hard line strategy flew health can lucelle lou win against antoine. so they may know position candidate is trying to lose his nation. the supporters by adopting a very nice in this discourse, but it also seems that the opposition candidate isn't fruitful, that he has made the major you turn off the 1st round and that's probably this message is not going to really come across as credible another problem for the position here in turkey is the lack of equal opportunity before elections. president ad one has secure normal powers for himself, so he is. he control state funds and such a district. he has jails, political rivals. and the countries media is overwhelmingly pro governments international of the say, the electrons here are largely free, but not fast data from taxis, media woodstock showed that state tv has reported on president ad one for 49 hours . in recent weeks, this challenger received only 32 minutes of time in the same period. sorry, if i call you in this broadcast, the balance was as clear as day terms, because it is the presenter explain

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what the next dollars, what it would be for us is i'm antoine life for $7000.00. thank you. one person has been killed and read about 10 is rarely a city close to tennessee. more than $550.00 rockets and more it says have been launched at israel. most of them is a septic bond and defense system. for the mox has the latest from just south of ash . cologne on israel is boarded, wisconsin, as you can see, night has fold in here for the last 2 as though during the evening time takes it has been a succession of rocket barrels is coming out of all sorts of origin points in gauze behind me were about 5 kilometers north of the border here. we've seen rockets landing on electricity, pilots company a 100 yards away, some shot know on a bridge, just up the road here and then a major project landing maybe 4 or 500 meters away from where i'm standing. the sirens of sound that not only in small communities very close to gaza, but in largest cities likes. there are like ask along a few kilometers north of it. we've seen buildings being damaged in both of those 2 towns. and of course, as yo

even before he won his appeal, the european parliament recognized antoine as a whistle blower and a word in him. the european citizens prize in 2015 and the one we are honored to have you on the show. thank you so much for joining us. you're welcome. so, let's start at the beginning. you were a young auditor at price waterhouse coopers, one of the largest and most important big for professional services firms in the world. take us back to that time. what did you see that made you think something was wrong? and when did you see it? yes, it was my 1st professional experience. it was in 2008 from 2008 to 2010. and i was just a junior user. so my work was uh, just to make uh, financial of this uh, which consists in uh, verifying the accuracy of the accounts of my, uh, headphones. uh, so the kinds of the, the but you see in look some bird will remain the belongings of the financial sector. and what i discovered there was, that's most, hey, let's just say, oh, that makes a sense. um, where in luxembourg i me, for tax purposes. so obviously i, i wasn't totally naive when i applied to a job in l

even before he won his appeal, the european parliament recognized antoine as a whistle blower and awarded him the european citizens prize in 2015 and one we are honored to have you on the show. thank you so much for joining us. you're welcome. you know, let's start at the beginning. you were a young auditor at price waterhouse coopers, one of the largest and most important big for professional services firms in the world. take us back to that time. what did you see that made you think something was wrong? and when did you see it? it was my 1st professional experience. it was in 2008 from 2008 to 2010. and i was just a junior user. so my work was uh, just to make uh, financial of this uh, which consists in uh, verifying the accuracy of the accounts of my hands. so those are the kinds of the, the, but you see it looks numbered, were mainly belonging to the financial sector. and what i discovered there was that's most, hey, let's say, oh my hands were in luxembourg. i me for tax purposes. so i'm just, yeah i, i wasn't totally naive when i applied to a job in look somewhere. okay. and he was

georges—henri colombe's try put the french side one point away and then antoine hastoy�*s conversion finals. 7 stages to go at the giro d'italia — germany's nico denz won stage 14 but there's a surprise new leader after geraint thomas and the group of race favourites took it easy, in terrible wet weather. frenchman bruno arm—ee—rye started the day in 22nd place, nearly 19 minutes off the pace — he now leads thomas by one minutes and 41 seconds. drew savage explains why. a rider needs many qualities to win a grand tour, endurance, the ability to deal with all weather conditions and to stay healthy for three weeks. sometimes, to pick your battles and look at the bigger picture. that was the case for geraint thomas today. that pinkjersey can be a mixed blessing — it means an hour of interviews every day, while your rivals are already recovering. primoz roglic, in the black and yellow of thejumbo visma team — is two seconds behind thomas in the standings but he was playing it safe too. so as the race reached flatter terrain a clearer picture emerged. a breakaway group was allowed to gain

so close the impulse antoine. well, this election is coming, of course, 3 months off to those devastating of quakes hit to the k. you remember february 6th to us. quakes began unraveling millions of lives more than 50000 people died when they hit the world health organization described it as if it was natural disaster in your, in a century, the 14000000 people across 11 provinces were affected. many criticize the initial response is being too slow. the government's also being accused of failing to enforce building safety regulations, leading to mold damage view and says at least one point. 5000000 people were less homeless. and the turkish government estimates rebuilding that could cost more than a $103000000000.00. zayna holder has been out in the hot land of toyota care and all that really covering the selection with the correspondence and the major cities protocols. we have to remember where the majority of the population lives. deep in the hotlines of to the kia was an, a hold has been out speaking with people

pierre—antoine denis looks back at the turkish president's political life. 20 years and some extra for a new mandate. let's look back at his life. he started in politics in 1994 when he become istanbul mayor, but the real breakthrough came in 2001. he launches his new party, the akp and two years later in 2003 became turkish prime minister for the first time. his first decade in power is very successful, turkey's back on the map with annual growth estimated at around 5%, 2003-2013. but in 2013, 2003—2013. but in 2013, protests 2003-2013. but in 2013, protests started to happen over his rule, as critics started to say he was more and more autocratic. still, we sipped i have heard a gun is determined to change turkey. in 2014, he moves from prime minister to president. —— still, erdogan is determined to change turkey. he kept his stranglehold on turkish politics. after local elections in 2016, there is some rebellion and chaos, 300 civilians hoping to stop the soldiers from accessing mr erdogan�*s house died in the clashes. ultimately, erdogan built his whole political career on identity

that contained that the monster reimburse epstein for money had spent on a programming cause for antoine, of a warning that had with these details of the cases. if that with a little as he coughed up the cache gates house did not. it's the allegations, his office say that steam was ultimately unable to extinguish the businessman. mister gates months was epstein solely fulfilling throughout pic purposes. having failed repeatedly to jerome messed the gates beyond these matches of spun, tried um, successfully to leverage past relationship to threaten mr. gates and also initially succeeding as a find non caea in new york in the 1980s, epstein traffic to both adults and under age women for which clients it was eventually arrested and convicted off the pleading guilty to procuring a child, a child for prostitution, and soliciting a prostitute in 2008. however, he was released only a year later and the legend, it continued his criminal activity. it was the rest of the get in 2019, but died in his cell officially by suicide. his case has spread multiple conspiracy theories with claims that had b

the vote british forces did finally prevail open antoine caesar catholic themselves for more details. the narrative of this concepts the leaves, or rather between these 2 warring fire insides on the african so has been carried through over many years and the police and dispute thoughts of the involvement of subjects. not only i'm reading your thoughts in this full, but in did some of the worst pain and see facts. flex are employed in the concentration camps, them inwards as minutes you supply and age 14. and while the transporting food and weapons as well as animal feats, the women on the other hand, as well as the children are not stayed as the woods and the concentration camps as assistance to the women as full was to feed the front line commandos. now, the british fleet suits in using the black label s 5 and the movement of the fluids, as well as helping that which is navigates the south african landscape. now many of these black men and women died not as a result of the voice south back from multiple diseases, from the overcrowding in those concentration camps, as well as plus inv

some antoine has moved from gaza that we have finally taken off our vest and protective gear. as a deceased far hasn't been announced. yes, date and pee on palestine. tom 19 gmc ad. but what happened after like a 10 minutes off of the seas? 5 minutes. we have seen it. dozens of rockets were shipped from gauze on a bombardment of these radiated as to why it's taking place at 2 cities of the call is a strip. one of them a day of the eastern side or far. the other one is the eastern side of the gauze, on no casualties where to go with it. and the situation seems now is a bit of a cautious silence. a silence is overcoming the streets of because we have seen people waking up in the morning trying to go to their businesses. it's trying to continue what their life is about it. according to what happened from the government to what stated from the government a, the have announced that the opening of a, the 2 main a board is crossing gulf l for the goals as trip kind of move asylum, which is the main bullet crossing the long fuel and supplies to into goals on the other one is a bit tun

antoine where did you retold bread has become for us a means of uniting people, because people breaks become for us a symbol of the greatness of labor, because it is mined in the sweat of the face, bread has become for us an indispensable companion of compassion, because it is created in disaster store, the taste of divided bread is incomparable to anything. and i thank you for sharing these half an hour with us and i hope you are convinced that science is in fact near. i went to the front as a 17-year-old volunteer. in 1943, i trampled, but more often crawled from my native mogilev region to berlin itself. i was a signalman in an artillery regiment. i don’t know how i survived on may 2, i was at the very front line and imagine it is simply indescribable at some point , the nazis began to come out of hiding with their hands up to throw weapons. i was the first to pass it on to my brother-soldiers in communications. dance victory. many did not immediately believe after a couple of days in the suburbs of berlin to rest there stood. college gardens ponds, beauty everyone was in a joyful

five children work for their father. 48-year-old delphine, the chair of christian dior, her brother, antoine who is executive vice president of tiffany's, 28-year-old frederick who runs tag heuer, and the youngest, 24-year-old jean, the dev director of development and marking at louis vuitton's marketing division. >> he is at once an attentive father, a good father, but also a merciless boss. so the children had to work hard. he has a fairly clear idea of their qualities and their weaknesses. and when the moment comes will be able to choose. >> reporter: the $500 billion lvmh dominates the world of fashion with some of its biggest names like christian dior and louis vuitton. it was built through ruthless acquisition, and is diverse with vineyards, hotels, restaurants, and newspapers. >> i have you beat! >> reporter: but it isn't the treatment of their children that the fictional and real characters diverge. far from fostering discord, arnault has assured harmony, but with a cold eye on business, nonetheless. >> so thank you very much. appreciate it. >> reporter: the stakes are huge. the valu

we just got to allow ourselves to wake up and say i want more violence interrupter antoine towers with youth alive, just one of the many oakland voices tired of gun violence, he says. people picking up weapons need to think twice, adding he'd like to see a weekend without any shootings. if we were in a perfect world, you know. you know, we all go through. we all go through heartache. nobody wants to experience traumas of no kind. as for saturday mornings, fourth shooting victim near eighth avenue neighbors state, they'll try to alleviate his trauma in any way possible. and a couple of hours. i'm gonna go over and see how he's doing. and again and again, police saying these four shootings are not related. they are continuing to investigate if you have any information about these cases give oakland police a call in oakland, 19 diddling ktvu. fox two news. thank you so much for that report. we have an update tonight on a homicide investigation in danville police have arrested a 17 year old boy in connection to a fatal shooting of another teenager, officers found the 16 year old victim on

. >> andrew -- >> and i mentioned you talked to some of -- those >> sorry, i will ask antoine it completeike this comes out, is there someone in the southern district u.s. attorney's office who grabs this and goes to the page where you pretty giuliani is describing $1 million in tax evasion, it's why don't we take a look at that? >> absolutely! so the things that you covered already which are about the recordings and emails are going to 100 santana that that is going to be of interest to state and federal prosecutors for the reasons you laid out. i was particularly interested in paragraph 96, where there's a description of the emails and who they are either too, from, or about. it includes rupert murdoch, sean hannity, tucker carlson, and it also seems to include a lot of allegations that are relevant to what rudy giuliani was doing in ukraine. there is a discussion of a presidential candidate in ukraine, and a number of the lawyers who were involved in ukraine activities who were helping giuliani. so that is something that people are going to be i think very interested in. one of the thi

pierre—antoine denis is in the newsroom with more.niciusjunior is one of the most exciting talents in world football at the moment and once again a victim of racist abuse. it all started at the 73rd minute of the game between real madrid and valencia. viniciusjunior was seen valencia. vinicius junior was seen pointing valencia. viniciusjunior was seen pointing at the fan in the stands before engaging with him as well as his real madrid team—mates. he informed the referee of the incident which automatically triggers the racism protocol coordinated by uefa. it implies a public announcement from the speaker is saying that fans must stop immediately to chant racist abuse and it also holds the game until further notice which means the players can decide whether or not they want to start the game again. the game did start again and in the last minute of it, vinicius jr was sent off for a completely different incident. this triggered carlo ancelotti in the press conference afterwards. the whole stadium was _ conference afterwards. the whole

here in the past, the best antoine colleagues in london, and i am the mazda 8 here in just a few moments with more on today's news. i'll see you again. thanks for watching bye. for now the the other 2 is heading to the poles 3 months after one of its worst disasters in recent history. how well the aftermath of the devastating earthquakes impact politics come president ambulance to rely on his traditional support with a coalition of opposition policies and his twin t legacy join us on self care for him. the coverage of presidential elections on i'll just reviewing the headlines, dissecting what they say, which has decided to go live was the really full scale integration exposing how the media is used to shape the one factor that never seems to make a difference is it's on true it never happened and how political power can suppress free speech. you tried to record that need to be in poverty. the police must in effect, we are on the coast of the listening post you guy to the media on tuesday of palestine. this once of very different place from today to cities became connected to the interio

kill the gun aleksey guskov and the movie antoine and the eternal dispute the dog is biting not only from the life of a dog. why is it not possible to solve the problem of stray animals? why do shelters not save chipping, how to educate owners of fighting dogs? and what does the upcoming law propose to discuss? the ukrainian military fired long -range missiles at mariupol this morning, according to local authorities. these were british storm shadows , there were no casualties as a result of this strike, the leadership of the dpr regarded the shelling as an attempt to take revenge on the inhabitants of a peaceful city on the anniversary of its liberation. today is exactly a year since the day when they left the cellars of the azovstal plant published by the russian army. the last units of ukrainian neo-nazis. and for the suffering mariupol, a new life began about what it is now and how this day was celebrated by the townspeople from mariupol, alexander's report. years from there from the territory of the metallurgical plant. almost 2,500 soldiers of the armed forces came out to surren

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