josh armenia relations, and his name's rising is of well known fed armenia has blocked its participation in for you will see as t o and dwell. so now what does that mean in the seventy's ignore number officer, but what's in the event? some was called instructions, i found them so certainly about the same time of shop. so my go, she'll out because most recently, i mean in the 7 days you have, let's say you start joining our media interest. so your p. m union is supposed to announce the end of the monthly membership in the year. and today we learned that our media is going to sign and document on your points to digit partnership with the united states. your airfare, please for all of the places i put in here again. so bad job offers real strides, coming from our neighbors we. it's happening again for, for the 1st and back job of enjoying we're likelihood of and you more got must a 1st floor for what and how does must go, sees a situation in our media and what is your assessment of the developments prefer? the 2nd question, if i may, you regarding to answer some of those sort of like twice

doesn't even want this to what's happened was armenia, where they proposed a map showing 5 districts. i'm sure you don't put your car back. look at that. i said what, what are these districts said? well, that is good land for thailand, but it's essentially does a, there's nothing dash from the moment when you got you, but it's a great resource and vision and gives you end of the task smooth. uh, would you mind recognize that it's other by johnny lambs? i was in a dispute over to the what they said, well, the oil is getting expensive, not to the total is it will sell that land of trust here. assessment will ship, but i don't know them to purchase districts you don't want to drop partially occupied because of any showed all about to mean. i said, sure, sort of mount cartoon had a friendly conversation as we have friends such since i found out like the truth of them. one of the photo, the photos from. and you said what was the 1st letter with machine to book the good when you saw the website? can you look, i said, well look at that, what can we do with the quote i am willing to troublesh

and stability for the people of syria and lebanon, including the legitimate government of georgia, armenia, and azerbaijan. in conclusion god bless our troops as the global war on terrorism continues, open borders for dictators puts all americans at risk of more 9/11 attacks imminent as warned by the f.b.i. donald trump will reinstitute excisioning laws -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. mr. wilson: peace through strength. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from massachusetts seek recognition? mr. mcgovern: i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute. revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. mcgovern: mr. speaker, house republicans leaked their plans for how they are going to cut tax force their rich friends at the expense of regular working period. news flash it'sfall,fall,fall. a recent analysis of the trump tax plan found it would on average cut tax force the richest 5% of americans and raise taxes on everyone else. the 95% of the populati

infrastructure to destabilise the economies of these regions in georgia's experience something similar in armeniaore a full—fledged invasion of ukraine, the kremlin was regularly cutting of the supply to ukraine as well and certain issues and always exaggerated and no compromise was solved. it's a very cynical tactic when talking about such an energy rich region. very quickly, if you would, ukraine at the moment takes some of its electricity from slovakia were pretty annoyed by the fact that the gas types of been turned off in the gas taps they receive through ukraine, what is the tit—for—tat situation there what effect might that have on ukraine? tt there what effect might that have on ukraine?— have on ukraine? it is important _ have on ukraine? it is important to - have on ukraine? it is important to point - have on ukraine? it isi important to point out have on ukraine? it is - important to point out that have on ukraine? te 3 important to point out that the security supply for central europe which was based on the transit of russian gas for ukraine is safe and over the last decade, the regio

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extermination of jews the jews who remain and key of moscow rate is different nationalities, greek armenia and ukrainian, or russian, and pay hundreds of thousands of car both. and that's for the relevant documents to conduct sabotage, walk in the gym and occupied territory. vendor is willingly did policing duties of a to the nazis, punitive actions that you're exactly leverage in the get which good. let's just move shumate. this in a bind, the, the, the, for the get, the zillow associates. good. good. i am eager to good as you think you're really good as when it's side to do that or the meat rosenfeld is the son of a solid people and not see desk in prison on auto. with the forties 1943. those on death row rose up and rebelled. his father was among those who rushed the scots with that bad hands. get the be a resolution still is that you just would be the assistance of the deal. yeah. those you think, but there live a starting in the thing through a book on the cell, a little uprising, me how one does, how executioners and war criminals came to be called national heroes and ukraine. and wh

cooperation of neighboring countries with western countries such as the strategic cooperation, signed by armenia and the united states. so it offers the geopolitical counterbalance. we have, on the one hand, we have room unions, the united states, we have a 0 by john and turkey. so the russian uranium corporation is another piece of the puzzle in order to create a balance of power. how some, one of the things is going to be concerning to the americans, particularly donald trump. we talked about this last week when we the idea that don't so as a transactional president who will get a nuclear deal with iran for, as. busy as us business interests come 1st and they invest in iran, and us business leads the way is disagreement going to affect that thinking as well. i think if it is to a factor that will effect a positive the because as i mentioned earlier, i think a, you know, putting a lot of pressure, as you mentioned in the 2 countries have driven down closer and closer. and they are in a position that they have never been in terms of their close times because you as an west sanctions on the 2 cou

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establish a human the terry and blockade starting people in effect like on a car wash in the, in armenia. and right now are given a platform on the road today to get to my angry wash. 1300 uses while pretending that they care about the climate, like getting the photos this, this the kind of me thing and so by using the environment as a reason they are trying to go in your state human rights abuses. that is one aspect of it. and then of course the aspect that they are patrick dates, which is completely dependent bifocal to production and exports. for example, the export huge amounts of oil to israel. and therefore continental part of the is rated war machine is one example. and they have no plan of taking real time attacks and they are kind of expand awesome fuel expansion. but they getting away with it because they are still good at framing it as if they are doing enough. and since the level of awareness about the things that they are actually doing is so low that people don't hold them accountable. speaking of holding people accountable while you're known around the world for environmen

i don't think many people have the opportunity to travel to armenia or lebanon.e lucky in the city, the abundance of asian cuisines and [indiscernible] restaurants are in many ways an opportunity to engage with another culture through food. >> my grand father had his backyard you name it, we had it. [indiscernible] but my grandma's cookie the memories of the [indiscernible] very powerful. when you channel these memories there is a image because it is a experience all 5 senses get if to it. i think that is why city is so important for immigrants. the first thing you [indiscernible] we got to eat. you got to nourish the body and you remember and i went from memory really. >> i remember my grand mother telling me stories that when she first opened in 1971, people really didn't know much about vietnamese food and she started selling the italian deli food and half the food and half vietnamese food and she stands in the corner trying to pass samples just to lur customers into the restaurant and try vietnamese food. i think when you enter a new place and you have your f

to establish a human, the area located, or the people in effect not going to accomplish in the, in armenia. and right now are given a platform on the wednesday to get to my and green wash, 1300 uses while pretending that they care about the climate. why getting the folk this, this, the kind of me thing. and so by using the environment as a reason they are trying to glean or set human rights abuses, that is one aspect of it. and then of course, the aspect that they are patrick states which is completely dependent, a bike will put you production and exports. for example. they export huge amounts of oil and to israel and therefore come the mental part of the is very warm. she is one example and they have no plan of taking real trying effects and they are planning to expand both and fuel expansion. but they getting away with it because they are still good at framing it as if they are doing enough. and since the level of awareness about the things that they are actually doing is so low that people don't hold them accountable. speaking of holding people accountable while you're known around the

when we look at the, let's see, for jobs or when we look at uh the uh, 12 years ago or get them on. armenia is always d, u. we want to join you based on zillow and so forth. serves are radically against you and they go and it will actually voltage drop the flag you into the service. this of presidency into the office of prime minister and the other is it just as well? so this is what i to, julie are kids. and i think that the protests are likely to continue here. so let me get your final thoughts on one topic. do you think the government may, for and i am absolutely sure that it is a very close to it. and then we will have a completely nutrition again, of course there are a lot of, uh, western of the players who would like to harm serbia. but this doesn't mean that's what it is, right? this was not instigated from a foreign actor, but actually there's a lot of reasons. and the 1st and foremost, the 1st reason is corruption for why people protested against. all right, when i asked the neighbor that it was a pleasure to tell the gees giving you insights, so fun guides, professor at the instit

sin stain period of disruptive wind and heavy rain, numerous warnings and force tied in with storm armenia a large storm, rain running through around the low pressure system and that means for some parts, particularly south and west, there will be “p south and west, there will be up to 80 millimetres of rain with more to come in the next few days. the rain is going to move to northern ireland through the afternoon, cross of england and wales and southern scotland. some snow the hills, wind gusting close to 80 mph, in 140-50 wind gusting close to 80 mph, in 140—50 enough to force disruption, certainly 60—70, go force or severe gale—force right the way across the southern and western coast, to dumfries and galloway, into northern ireland, continue north of night, the rain. another spell of rain rushes through across england and wales, that is what i was talking about, the rainfall amounts adding up on the already saturated ground we have. the likelihood of floating will continue to increase through today, tonight and into tomorrow, heavy showers rushing in behind the weather fronts with hail

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georgia is one of the oldest together with armenia we say we're the oldest they say we are both the oldesthave been the strong hold for democracy in this wide region. we need america. but i think america needs you too. jackie: to that point congressman joe wilson invited you to attend trump inauguration as his guest he's introduced a bill to product u.s. government from recognizing this new georgian government also demanding new elections. what should americans who are watching might not be fully aware of this issue? what should they understand about the risk of a georgian government that's aligned with russia, iran, and china? >> that's losing the strategic interest in america in the central region of the caucuses it is not only caucus but the black sea. the aim of the war against ukraine, is also the black sea, and the attempt to rig the elections in romania or in and u.s. interest also we have big ports of the black sea, which might be given to china. that's what is in the plans of these -- target i would say government what is in place today. so these are major u.s. interests together

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other eastern partners, countries such as armenia or. >> georgia or moldova. >> so it's. >> a it's a.> you know, basically. >> it is safe to say that that. hungary is playing in. >> moscow's court. >> so it is i. >> think that. >> there has been a conversation. >> in eu last. >> year about how to deal with an actor that is so. disruptive and goes against every. >> everything that eu. >> stands for. and there is an article in eu treaty in article seven that actually, if went through the whole procedure, that. >> article seven. >> describes that. >> a right to. vote could be. >> removed from. >> from that disruptive member. and i think that europe has to start thinking. >> about ways how. >> to how to approach that question. >> again. >> because, you know, it is unavoidable basically, in the whole geopolitical environment, you know. with increasingly, well, aggressive china and russia still waging war. in ukraine. and now united states actually also asserting some ambitions of their own onto european continent for europe to be unable to make decisions. it's basically inconceivable for e

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