that can help reduce the diversity of schools in the sense of harming it, not in the sense of responding to the needs of the society , is to pay attention to the authority of the school principal, it is to pay attention to the authority of school policy making. paying attention to the school is central to what is written in the transformation document, but the fact is that the manager must give permission for every small activity, and this is exactly against the transformation document, if we want to reduce the harmfulness of this variety of schools and to achieve educational justice, which is naturally one of the most important functions of the ministry of education. we must focus . focusing on the empowerment of human resources and freeing the hands of administrators is excellent. well, dr. sarkhiz, there is no more time left to go back to. thank you very much for being with us. until we meet again, i entrust you all to the great god . we have built sera for you so you can come and see, this is called an installment purchase. come to sera as you wish. they show different accessories of each model and name . don't worry about buying. they have a variet

schools mean to harm, not to respond to the needs of the society, to help, to pay attention to the authorityol principal, to pay attention to the authority of school policy making attention to the school is centered on what is written in the transformation document, but the reality is that the manager must give permission for every small activity, and this is exactly against the transformation document. we want this variety of schools to be reduced from its harmful side and educational justice, which is naturally one of the most important functions of the ministry of education , should be realized. we should focus on empowering more human resources and freeing the hands of administrators . dr. sarkhiz, we don't have time to come back to you , thank you very much for your work, mrs. majarrani and. also, mr mr. dr. sarkhiz, i thank you for being with us in this discussion. i also thank you for accompanying us until the end. in any case , god willing, with the implementation of the document on the fundamental transformation of education, which was recently, finally, the document of my executive

millions of people in, in india, at least one person was killed in the state of west bengal. authorities in bangladesh of short schools, about 800000 people to be forced to leave the homes. the storm is expected to we can later on monday. at least 15 people have been killed by tornadoes in the united states. they tour across the states of texas, oklahoma, an arkansas injury, hundreds of people in destroying homes. the storm is it, at least of its kind to nearly a decade. some 47000 people are without power across the affected states. now, leaders from china, japan and south crew are in the south grand capital for a red tri latrell meeting, which many i will ease regional tensions, chinese primarily gen software and present unit. so, you know, japanese prime minister for me, i can see to have been discussing north korea tensions over taiwan and trade problem probably it has more from so this has been a significant try lateral meeting given the importance of these 3 countries to the asia pacific region. but also the importance to the world in economic tons representing between them almost a quarter of the wills, total e

can reduce the diversity of schools in the sense of harming it, not in the sense of responding to the society's needs should help. pay attention to the school principal's authorityion to the school's policy making authority . but the reality is that the manager must give permission for every small activity and this is exactly against the transformation document if we want this diversity of schools in order to reduce the harmful effects and achieve educational justice, which is naturally one of the most important functions of the ministry of education, we must focus on empowering more human resources. let's get back to you , thank you very much to ms. majrrani and also to mr. dr. sarkhiz for being with us in this discussion . i also thank you for accompanying us until the end. education, which recently and finally, the document of my executive operation was approved by the revolutionary council this week, god willing, we can improve the educational level of the country. let's follow. thank you very much for being with us . i leave it to the great god to see you all again. from me with or higher today even if we are tomorrow we are higher student protests in ameri

of comics , national household codes. there are few abstractions in belarusian art, because after all, we were all brought up on this traditional school of landscape, portraits. the authors may not yet have an established reputation in the artistic world or in the audience’s understanding, this is an important point. almost all works will be available on the art selling platform today only, admission to the exhibition is free from 6 to 9 pm. and now all the attention is on the team. kazakhstan will build on our game and there will already be some adjustments in combat, we prepared for quite a long time, the guys here and for two weeks, someone here we are preparing for a week, so we are in optimal shape , we hope, we will show good hockey, we will tune in, let's watch the video, talk, get ready, go out and hopefully win. the fight in astana starts at 17:30, watch the live broadcast on the belarus 5 tv channel. the broadcast will continue with economic news, a project of the television agency. available on all social networks, as well as on our mobile application qr code on the screen. next episode at 8 o'clock, stay on the first button. business reform. touches about 40,

so i claim to remo not top pa, for millions of people, of to make a land full lights on sunday. authorities and bangladesh of shut schools as a precaution. but 800000 people have been forced to leave the homes in india, at least one person was killed in the state of west bengal. the storm is expected to weaken as it moves in land. and at least 15 people have been killed by tornadoes in the u. s. a tour across the states of texas, oklahoma, or an arkansas injury, hundreds of people in destroying homes. the storm was the deadliest of its kind in nearly a decade. some 47000 people without power across the affected states. leaders from china, japan and south korea in the south grant capital for a red trilateral meeting, which many who will help these regional tensions. chinese premier lead young south korean president unit, so keel and japanese probably just a few like she'd been discussing tensions. evan, taiwan and trade, and the threats posed by north korea. it will come in handy to june on the day of the trial that's really meeting north korea announced that they would launch what they call a satellite. any launches usin

authorities have ordered the closure of schools because of temperatures reaching 47 celsius. cast their vote. numbers as millions of indians cast theirvote. 0ur numbers as millions of indians cast their vote. our business correspondent has the latest. the heat is correspondent has the latest. tue: heat is particularly correspondent has the latest. tte: heat is particularly bad in correspondent has the latest. ttl heat is particularly bad in the capital new delhi where temperatures have soared above 45 over the last few days. the met department has predicted the maximum temperature in many northern cities will hover around these levels in the coming days as the heatwave it spreads to parts of western and central india. this comes as delhi get set to go to the polls in the next few days. election authorities have extended voting times and have asked people to protect themselves against extreme heat. the indian central bank warned that the soaring mercury could pose a risk to food inflation which has remained quite sticky in india. air—conditioner companies are seeing ac units f

school outside madison, and no one else was hurt. gunshots sent children running fr safety and forced an hours' long longdown of area schools. authorities did not say if the student fired a weapon. >>> today arizona's governor is set to sign a bill into law repealing the state's highly restricted civil war-era abortion ban. it comes after state republicans sided with democrats to push the legislation through. this as a six-week ban on the procedure just went into effect in florida. cbs' skyler henry reports. >> reporter: arizona legislatures vote to repeal a law dating back to 1864 that bans nearly all abortions sparked reaction from all sides of the issue. >> it's a victory for women, a medical procedure does not have any business being enveloped in the religiousity of this legislature. >> it's so important to defend life. it's an investment into our future. life is beautiful, it's sacred. >> reporter: two republicans joined with democrats in the arizona senate in favor of repealing the civil war-era law. democratic governor katie hobbs is expected to sign the measure. that would make a 2022 statute forbidding abortions after 15 weeks

of his authority and authoritative positions. in the case of al-aqsad storm, we saw that they did not fall short. see what authority and honor we experienced during his presidency. the school look of ayatollah raisi is very interesting. some of his friends are like shahid beheshti. his excellency makes a comparison, which i think is a very correct comparison . see the all-roundness that hazrat agha used about him. people, in a way, and in my opinion , what you have said, ayatollah raisi, is the belief of my heart the great name of ayatollah raisi was influential. the name of martyr raisi is far more influential and more winning . he became a school. who has an angle with him intellectually, he knows that he must follow the school principles of the revolution, otherwise people will stand in front of him, the courage of haj agha, the patience of haj agha , the morals of haj agha made him a character that the other and after him until for years, of course, this is the duty of his lovers and disciples. colorful let them not lose the jihad of explanation in this field , this heat is very hot, very hard to bear, but on the one hand, this should be turned into an opportunity to t

of schools did you create? for final exams or internal exams. the principal of the school is literally a center-based school , we did not give him the authority to call it a diverse school , he is providing services according to the interests and requirements of the students, no, this has not happened. now, i don't know anymore. shall i point out or just let it be enough so that we can hear ms. majrani's answer here, then continue in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. greetings and courtesy. great people of iran and all the teachers, the soul of my father is happy, who said that the teacher will teach my child nothing but love . allow me to pay tribute to all the teachers in the past. the fact is that the issue of diversifying our schools is to start the word diversity with diversification. d is a word. when we say diversity , it means that we can respond to different needs. in humanities, we say that institutions are a response to needs and organizations are a form the answer is to the institution. the educational institution has the duty to educate all those who are required to be educated . this is actually not a very im

works, with the exception of ukrainian ones with, so to speak, this ethnic background of authors, are excluded from schoolature curricula. books in russian are being removed from libraries, what’s wrong with them? what happens next is that they are sent to waste paper. schoolchildren and teachers are prohibited from even speaking russian, not only during classes, but also during personal communication during breaks. in addition, the kiev authorities are in every possible way supporting the campaign of persecution of the canonical ukrainian orthodox church, including legally sanctioning attacks on its churches, and denigrating its clergy in every possible way. we see precisely the obliging readiness of the current ukrainian leadership, to the detriment of the interests of its people, to move the country along the path self-destruction, creating from it the russophobic anti-russia project, is the reason why overseas curators turn a blind eye to the neo-nazi essence of the kiev regime, and of course a parallel arises with the attitude of western countries to the hitler regime on the eve of the second world w

aligned on the matter is, will they quote, the international criminal codes in the heart of the schools has no authority over the state of israel. a possibility that it will be, show arrest warrants for war crimes against ideas, commanders, and state leaders. it is, scandal on the historical scale, much solve them for shipping some a. we do not believe that the i c c has jurisdiction over this issue. and that's what the crux here beyond that i bought the prime minister and officials within these really government clarify or offer any commentary on his comments. but the crux of this for the united states is that we do not believe that the i c. c has jurisdiction on this. when we discussed the issue with political analysts, the sod name of from the west bank, he says that shameful methods are being used by israel and its allies to achieve their goals, haven't listened for yourself. it is the 1st to actually gain from the order in minnesota and is, was for catch most upholstery and i was talking at the way i tried to convince guy cc like to do so instead he, i hope that he's in so he'd be so we started to

that new york. meanwhile in florida, police values tear gas to break up a demonstration of school in tampa. authorities raises and continent at the university of south florida, arresting several students. it comes off to some of the arrest that i'll be in of us. he's across the states. and other developments are a diplomatic efforts on the way to reach us. these 5 for garza, with america pressuring him us to accept as well as tons, subjects they asked me, blinking has met with the 5 minutes to benjamin netanyahu in israel to push for a deal that he says is achievable. lincoln also met with families of some of the captives held in gaza to tell them a strong proposal was on the table. the words turned to get the ceasefire. the priest, the hostages all together now. and the only reason that wouldn't be changed is because of the loss. there is a follow up on the table. and as we said, no delays, there was no excuses. the time is now and the time is now long past due to the same time even termination, because he's part of the police officers. all we also have to be focused on people in gosh, for software en

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beginning of changes, as the city of moscow said, this year the capital’s authorities will improve over 120 areas of educational facilities, including both ordinary schoolsral institutions. for example, in the obruchevsky district, near a cluster of three schools, a new children’s zone will appear, and a football zone. the field with stands is being reconstructed in branches of the first moscow cadet corps in kuntsevo will build new sports grounds, including those suitable for the gto standards. work will begin during the summer holidays and will be completed by september 1. in addition, this year the areas around eight new metro stations of five transport hubs will also be improved. we will remove overhead power lines underground, replace old lamps with modern ones with energy-efficient led lamps, and equip the crossings with contrasting lighting supports so that... the passages are better visible in the dark. to the opening the first section of the novotroitskaya metro line will improve the space near the university of peoples' friendship, general tyulenev, tyuchevskaya, kornilovskaya, bachurinskoye and kommunarka stations. igor agienko, maxim gavriles

my guest tonight is the director of polling at harvard kennedy school's institute of politics and authoris channeling their fear and passion to save america." please welcome john della volpe! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ sir! come and sit. ♪ ♪ [cheers and applause] thank you for joining us! >> thank you for having me. >> jon: you have spoken to gen z, many of them here tonight, by the way. i don't know if you spoke to them. how many of you spoke to john? okay. [cheers and applause] that is crazy. >> turn this into a focus group maybe? >> jon: that is a focus group. how do you get to gen z? i have two of them in my house and i don't know what they think about anything. >> they want to be listened to. it is actually quite, quite, quite easy. you can bring a group of young people together, and i ask a couple simple questions. do you feel understood? no. what do people like me, what do you think people like me don't understand about you? and then we learn from those kinds of questions and we conduct very large-scale surveys of a relatively small population. so whereas most polls across the coun

the co-author of stolen youth, montgomery school board candidate bethany and the director of outreach praeger you kids. thank you all for coming on, we appreciate it. you first, since it's right down the street, ucla is all hands on deck trying to find these counter protesters who came into broke at the encampments and fought with some of the kids. they want these people and they want them in jail badly. but the rest of them can just do what they want to do. >> i have to tell you, i read the story and on a personal level, i am so disappointed and completely flabbergasted. i went to ucla and to see what happened on campus -- i believe in free speech, i'm always an advocate of free speech, i may not agree with you but i support your ability to say in this country. but we need to back it up and understand that maybe everyone needs to be educated about what the first amendment truly entails. that is something we are really trying to educate children about so that things like this don't happen. because the first amendment does not include violence, does not include harassment. it does not

contacted the government, the point was that we have control and supervisory authorities punish school principals, heads ofs, kindergartens, but at the same time monetary funds for solving certain problems were not allocated to either schools or kindergartens; directors who are in this situation are punished. is simply a hostage to the situation, so it would be correct to punish those who are obliged to allocate these funds, the result of this conversation was precisely the decision that dmitry yuryevich said, so that the control and supervisory authorities take into account that if funds are allocated, then they must ask for their implementation , but if funds are not allocated, there is no need to hold people accountable, especially since this is often not only fines, but administrative - a case is being initiated against school directors, now the good thing is that these decisions have finally been reached, all these problems, i hope, are a thing of the past, but this is precisely thanks to the person who is generally responsible for interaction with the state duma, heading the commission on lawmaking o

nationally and internationally recognized, the author of two books and selected as the country's exemplary student in 1402. in 1402, we examined a series of schools for children who have a musculoskeletal disorder or abnormality. we have done articles in the field of neuroscience and artificial intelligence . i am working and the rank is one . he was the author of more than 17 articles i was internationally accredited . our goal is to make our iran proud, god willing , we will reach a place in the scientific level where all countries will pass through iran and learn science. the alborz national award is prepared in two sections, elite and student, which is the knowledge section. the training for this award will be held in november the image of the statue of liberty or statue of freedom has made the obvious contradictions of the hidden ideas behind the slogans more visible in these designs these days, with the continued police treatment of american university students who protested in support of palestine, and now these artworks and graphic posters they show the statue of liberty, which is the symbol of america, in prison and caught by the police

my homeland, my mother is buried here, that’s on it shore, the city of kamensko-uralsky, school number 34, the mourner and the authores that you read, well, or rather the lines that denmark is losing such a beautiful woman bulgans christian andersen, and i read this, brother, well, apparently where something from the subconscious floated, you have such a deep subconscious, apparently yes, his name was hans christian andersen, i i. the order became urgent, let's go to what's his name, well, what's it called, where to go, let's go to the bank, well, i just say with fear, let's go to the bank, okay, we can recoup this, if he answers correctly now, we forget, oh what happened to him on the red carpet in the first stage, right? leisenwier, can i simplify it, your honor, well, because it sounds like, in which modern countries are the old and new carthages located? i beg you, the ancient carthage is located on the territory of tunisia, so i spoke french, and the new carthage, which is called cartagena, where it is located in spain, in spain, we managed to resolve a couple of important issues, a couple, yes, but there were

of state and decided to personally congratulate her former student, she noted, that he copes with his responsibilities in the same way like in school, excellent. my colleague pavel zarubin, the authore moscow kremlin putin program, took the presidential route from the office of the head of state to st. andrew's hall and recorded details that remained behind the scenes of the official broadcast. everyone looked at everything, but we were nearby and again saw more than the rest of the chronologies of the event, which no one knew about yet. 55 minutes remain until the inauguration ceremony begins. and now we see with you, indeed, this is a unique moment, a new, updated aurus senate they turn around, park at the first building of the kremlin, and exactly 45 minutes later the president of russia will approach the car. today , the most beautiful kremlin chandeliers have television screens, and a long, long television cable runs along the corridors of the kremlin to broadcast live: good evening! the country and the worlds were able to see what they saw. 35 minutes before the start of the inauguration ceremony, look, the presidential regiment appeared in the courtyard of the first building

of presence? what do we expect from the officials in this situation? i expect the authorities to continue the way. this president has a school like haj qasim. the officials should know from now on that they should behave in the style and manner of our beloved president, mr. raisi. it is much more difficult for him to sit in his position from now on. there was a sadness in the heart of the lake, one of us was missing again. again dariqa seyyed ibrahim marfat bahar from marfat hossein's calendar page was similar to art and rajaee where are you, syed ashagh? where are you? where are you? he was suffering from the pain of someone who had a soul from god, and his heart was haj qasim's friend, that man was heavenly and the color of karbala martyr. with the help of almighty god, hand in hand , we will bring dear iran to the lofty heights of progress and justice. bring us to the resurrection of seyyed ibrahim , the owner of the existence and dignity of seyyed ibrahim . but rest easy, sayyid ibrahim, you are happy to meet us, we miss you, we are tired. from the world of seyyed ebrahim's exile , you were a living martyr from the beginning. the last pa

he was engaged in organization work of the occupation authority, recruited teachers to schools, persuadede to cooperate with the occupiers and... in every possible way demonstrated his loyalty to russia, here syomov is taking part in a car race in honor of may 9 and shaking hands with a russian soldier. thanks to our coordinated work, we are only moving forward, the development of our territory will continue, everyone will feel significant for their country. syomov distributed humanitarian aid in the village and held a so-called referendum, demanded money from farmers for cultivating the land, in in case of refusal, he threatened with reprisals from the russian military. on the instructions of syomov , the russians searched one of the farmers, took a car, money and locked them up in katyvna for a few days. residents of atmanay can rightly be proud of their history and modern achievements, believe in... our law enforcement agencies collected evidence regarding the collaborative activities of this traitor and sent the case to court. on september 19, 2023, the leninskyi district court of the

children were allowed to go to public schools in the state of california until an 8-year-old chinese-american girl from the bay area fought the system. meet the author shining a spotlight on her story. >>> and amy won her case and the court ordered the school to admit her. >> more than half of all nurses in the u.s. say they are likely to leave their job within the next year. we'll meet the next generation training to step >anc3 mic>well. >>> the chinese exclusion act of 18982 was signed by then president chester arthur. >> mostly impacted chinese immigrants living here in san francisco. denying adults the right to work, but also denying chinese children from attending school. it was an 8-year-old chinese american girl who fought the system. her story now found on the pages of the children's book written by bay area attorney turned author. >> i had a chance to talk to her about one of the most overlooked civil rights battles right here in our state's history. >> reporter: with their prized work in hand, a moment the butterflies for tracy hahn, whose journey as a children's book author is coming full circle. >> i am nervous, but i'm excited. >> repor

on september 1, residents of fannipol and soligorsk will celebrate the day of knowledge in large , cozy schools. local authoritiesernment. deadline for those responsible were appointed on may 9. in minsk, there is no critical pothole as such, they assure the capital’s gorrem avtodor. at the same time , monitoring and repair work are carried out daily. in total, the capital's roads are approximately 5 million square meters. back in the fall, they compiled a list of streets where a complete replacement of asphalt was required; a new one has already been laid on filimonov. now they are laid on... by residents, for example, so that the materials are supplied by local authorities, or a small part of the costs is covered by the users themselves. increased salaries for a number of health workers, including including an increase in the amount of additional payment for work in rural areas. the resolution is effective from may 1. the size of the allowance for paramedics, mobile teams, and emergency medical services who travel independently has been increased. additional payments for work in rural areas will increase for wo

buckling. punishing each temperatures of over 40 degree self shows a force to school close as in some regions. that's $104.00 degrees of fire and nights. authorities are taken precautionary measures to avoid his stroke. as dehydration free mobile showers help beat the he's in manila, they've been supplied by local government officials to residents facing power and water shortages and make the soaring temperatures. humans are not the only ones struggling to keep cool. that's in india, say more pets. unusual are coming in after succumbing to heat related illnesses. present lou, we have seen that it will be out of been off. see dogs is coming with the heat. collections of the song. everybody, rid of the eyes. 3 model phone model, sense of the in southern vietnam, hundreds of thousands of fish have died in a reservoir, local se, the heat wave. some bob wills or management are to blame. benefit to parts of asia, sales of air conditioners have rocketed, which ascend price is soaring. for those who cannot afford to electric cooling devices, like many running the refugees living and come some buying a dash. there's no escape from the extreme temperatures.

building through a window to reach protest as barricaded inside offices into the off of the school administration. authorized the access for the non successful negotiations with us as classes took place outside the door and who was the block tool approaches to the university who was in the made dozens of a rest. so the scene, columbia university is also off police to maintain a presence on campus until at least may 17th. the used to clear crown to the university of california in los angeles student protest as was seen rolling on setting up barricade. this will comes off to the house of representatives. speaker mike johnson accused the top universities managements of failing to town. so the items that those he code terrorist sympathizers what's happening on the campuses though, especially these private and the, i believe universities that are not allowing law enforcement to come in, they're not inviting them to do their job and bring orders, the chaos. those are the policy changes that were demanding. and if they don't, don't correct this quickly, you will see congress respond in kind. what are university off

the guests themselves confirm these statements and willingly quote the favorite works of a friend from school author'somorye there is a green oak tree, a golden chain over the sword, and day and night the scientist cat keeps walking around. frosty sun, wonderful day, you are still dozing, dear friend. pair! beauty, wake up, i remember a wonderful moment, you appeared before me like a fleeting vision, like a genius of pure beauty. pushkin wrote madonna’s poem when he received consent to marry natalya goncharova. then the poet said: “my wishes have come true, the creator did not send you to me.” it is symbolic that it was in the year of the family that a monument was opened at the manor linen factory, dedicated to the mutual love of spouses. in the place where great love happened, in the place where pushkin said “and i’m happy,” each of us will say, i’m not pushkin, but i love, i’m married and i’m happy, so the honored artist of russia olga kabo considers pushkina to be love, one day she i auditioned for the role of natalia goncherova in the film that marlen khutsyev was going to direct about pushkin. f

mold and double the average monthly rifle schools out for summer, early this year for the around $26000000.00 children of pakistan's, punjab club and authorities in the region size surging temperatures put the children at risk, so they close to school early a week before summer holidays was set to start the temperatures including job a, some $6.00 to $8.00 degrees celsius, above the average for the time of year. the government's climate coordinate to said the global warming is causing a sudden change and weather patterns. unvil and there is more to come on as i've done. it's with the heat. it has dr. dukes dr. stone. this is the 1st week of the heat. we've been seen. 2 they're not going to be please spend an official visit to pack us down and have this to say, or new the government's or pocket stano is also in the emergency center, and it's not about where they are trying their best to ensure that predictability is key. where they can prevent massive loss of life from there, the, the, the early warning systems and they asked us to support them. but again, if you see the impact of the time of crisis on communities, it's very clear that somethin

of the school of domestic animation. he belongs to the galaxy of cartoonists who formed. the unique author's style of soviet and russian animationon of alexander gurlenko, cartoons were created, the house that jack built, the tale of pop and the workers of his balda, khalif aist, new bremen and dozens of other films, many of them received awards all-russian and international festivals. a cedar alley was planted in moscow in memory of the fallen war correspondents. it is located in maryano in the park named after artyom borovik next to the complex of the holy martyrs anatoly and partoleon. the union of journalists took the initiative and was supported by the capital’s authorities. 33 siberian cedars were planted as part of the memory garden campaign. in addition, a memorial stone was installed and illuminated on the alley. an information stand with a qr code was installed next to it, which will lead you to the page where surnames with portraits of the deceased are listed. you and i are on the square named after artyom borovik, and today we planted an alley of cedars, thirty-three cedars, in memory of our fallen colleagues who ful

people remain without electricity in the city of dektyarsk, which suffered the most, the authorities introduced a state of emergency. due to bad weather , schoolsindergartens will not be open tomorrow . kirill bortnikov learned how to deal with the consequences of snowfall when the may snowdrifts melt. after. snowfall, which literally within a day, winter returned to the urals over yekaterinburg, the sun finally set, but the consequences of the rampant elements will have to be eliminated for some time. dozens of trees have been knocked down in the city and are being cut down to make way for sidewalks and roads. it was the heaviest may snowfall in recent decades, with up to 30 mm of precipitation falling across the region. it's completely unusual to see this. well, it’s generally a great happiness for the child, of course, he can play in the snow again. it arrived after the night frosts. therefore, yesterday's snowdrifts slowly but surely began to melt, if on the roads, instead of snow porridge, there is already asphalt, then on the sidewalks there is still a bare layer, some paths have been cleared, and some paths have not been cleared, so you

of fireworks for solemnity and security reasons. the veterans reacted with understanding to the authorities’ decision. rastislav skidan, alexander solovenko, dmitry mezintsev. in egypt , the patriotic event “immortal regiment” took place in one of the schoolsembassy. children and teachers marched in solemn formation with portraits of relatives and friends who died in the great patriotic war. war songs were also sung. the immortal regiment was attended by several hundreds of people. took place in germany, employees of our diplomatic mission laid flowers and wreaths at the soviet memorial olbricht platz. it was erected in memory of the soldiers who died during the liberation of dresdon. and in berlin, despite government restrictions, city residents bring flowers to the monument to the war-liberator. an eternal particle was brought to moldova. we will increase the volume of purchases from uzbekistan from year to year, but it would be great, that’s all, if i said today, agraexpress, yeah, i also said in my speech, we have the ability to saturate. russian market with agricultural products, we will develop it, we have already grown over the last couple of years, yes, yes, very much at a level that has never been seen before, we will increase it,

been declared the year of lieutenant prose, this is the name given to works about the war written by those who went to war literally from school . in may of this year , four such authorsturned 100 years old: ostafiev, vasiliev, drunina and akudzhava. the documents of these front-line soldiers are kept in the archives ministry of defense, i studied them. correspondent kurbatov. the central archives of the russian ministry of defense in a selection of documents of russian front-line writers who were born in may 1924. ostafiev, vasiliev, drunina, akudzhava. the front became the university for these boys and girls. how. wrote drunina, i do not come from childhood, from the war. these writers are known to everyone, their books were published in thousands of copies, plays and films were based on them, some works were published only after perestroika. each of these writers had we have our own front-line history, and we won’t know much anymore, because dry documents record only awards received and injuries. the history of how the soldiers came out of encirclement cannot be in the archive. reading these documents, you can imagine how... it was, but no, you can’t imagine from t

for more, let's bring in alan dershowitz, professor at harvard law school and author of get trump, a threat to civil liberties due process and constitutional rule of law, all of which are packaged and what we have seen this week. thank you for being here. there's a picture of your book. before we get into legal details, i just want to take a quote, a very non- lawyerly quote what we saw over this past weekend get your reaction. he wrote, the charges were rigged, the prosecution presentation of the case was rigged, we heard the president talking about the word rigged. the judges management of the case was rigged. the gag order was rigged and instructions to the jury were rigged. is that fair? >> one 100%. i want to say right now with president trump assessment of the judicial system more than president biden's assessment, i voted for biden. biden is dead wrong, we should not respect the legal system rigged. in my book, i predicted months before the case came to trial but it was a foregone conc conclusion. highest judge, biased jury bias prosecutor, the man who ran for office on the th

schools out for summer, early this year for the around $26000000.00 children of pakistan's putting job club and authorities in the region. sy, surging temperatures, put the children at risk. so they close to school early a week before summer holidays was set to start temperatures including job some $6.00 to $8.00 degrees celsius, above the average for the time of year. the government's climate coordinate to said the global warming was causing a sudden change and weather patterns, and there was more to come on this i've done. thank you. by the way, he has dr. dukes, dr. stone. this is the 1st week of the heat. we've been seeing uh, they're not going to be please spend the 1st has already started. my, the 2nd spend will be in the beginning of august, and the 3rd and the last week of june of 80 extreme heat. k is often coupled with power cuts as the amount of funds in the air conditioning source. some areas experience as much as 15 hours a day without electricity. a pack of stone admits less than one percent of the wilds, greenhouse gas emissions. however, due to a number of factors including geography and po

gerasimov in the new film version of guests from the future, his relationship with his parents and school life copied from the eldest son ivan, who is also the authoraluable contact in andryushchenko’s phone is my wife, three emotions that you experience while practicing your profession: surprise, anxiety, delight. superpower patience, the beautiful woman is far away, this is the formula for success, just go for patience, our hero really knows how to wait, he overcame a long path to success, having patience, first carried cables, then edited films, watched other people work, alexander learned right away on the set, so he began making films after a while, approaching the matter with the same meticulousness, for example, our hero spent 2 years finalizing the script for a film 100 years ago and looking for actors for the same amount of time, the discovery lies in the form of this film, well, that’s all you're doing time these discoveries, now you have an artist, you’re not calculating a mathematical formula, you found an actor, so i ’m telling everyone that because of mark eidelstein, god, the last name is impossible, and i was rewriting the script be

of hospitalized civilians assessed as moderate severity. according to the authorities, apartment buildings were damaged as a result of the ukrainian armed forces missile attack. in addition, a school a shopping center were damaged. as reported, in the sky above... mlrs vampai. ukraine's strikes on russian territory were condemned in italy. the country's ministry of foreign affairs stated that they would not allow their equipment to be used against our regions and would not send a single military personnel to help kiev. rome reminded the nato secretary general, who is calling for the removal of restrictions on the use of western weapons, that all decisions within the alliance must be made. there is no consensus in nato on the issue of lifting restrictions. the polish authorities, for example, believe that ukraine should be allowed to attack our regions. the head of the polish foreign ministry even threatened america with russia. he said that he was aware of us plans to destroy all russian positions in the special operation zone if russia used nuclear weapons. true, he did not indicate from whom such threats were coming from in washington. in response, the official representative of

of the week section. its heroes are famous people in the industry, with their own stories. its authors are the youth editors film industry, students of the media institute of the higher schooll an unexpected side to their guests. time has passed. a fragile, almost weightless actress who played the role of a heroine from the distant future, just yesterday kitty from anna korenina and baryshnikov from offline, and today her debut on the big screen is alisa seleznyova, as amazing as we remember her, but completely different. i am dasha vereshchagina, and i want everyone not to be afraid to dream, because dreams always come true, and you only need to dream about good things. the main role in big cinema at the beginning of a career - professional success for thousands of young actors - an event from the category of science fiction. when i entered gitis, i didn’t think that anything like this would happen at all, i didn’t even think that i would play in a movie. i think, well , i’ll play in the theater, i want to engage in this profession. so, that is, i jumped as far above my head as possible, this is unexpected. so i'm getting used to it. a special success for the premiere of a

gorlenko is considered one. one of the founders of the school of national animation, he belongs to the ranks of cartoonists who formed the unique author'sian animation, with the participation of alexander gorlenko, created such cartoons as the house that jack built, fairy tale, popeye's workers his balde, caliph aist, new bremen and dozens of other films. many of them received awards from all-russian and international festivals. there are classics that people like more and more, classic grant burgers and a new one, grand piquant with spicy tomato sauce, delicious and full stop, for constipation. weak can help in the morning, available in a large advantageous package, weak, i know what will happen tomorrow, order at the pharmacy! the state has abolished fees for transfers between accounts in different banks. from may 1, russians can transfer your money from one bank to another for free. the law came into force. now you can receive a salary from one bank and immediately transfer it to another, where it is more profitable. transfer money to a free alpha card, receive a super cash in rubles and withdraw cash for free from any atm. not just

eastern on "afterwards,the author of "they came for the schools," on our race and identity are playingl district across the country. he is interviewed by karen fitzpatrick. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find the schedule under program guide, or watch online anytime at book tv.org. >> sunday on "q&a," we sat down with two world war ii vs, former u.s. navy gunnery officer steve ellis and formerarmy air force between for navigator -- b-24 navigator to talk about their experiences during the war. >> we were on our way to the invasion in the philippines. the convoy was under constant attack from the japanese day and night. and i looked up, and there was one coming right at us. and out of range, so i waited a few seconds and then i gave order to fire. i never seen them coming. i wonder if we are going to get that sound. didn't feel any rush. just a very calm thing. we got that sucker. >> on the bomb run, that is when the antiaircraft fire from the japanese starts to get close. and on the dangerous missions, the

average for this time of year, the weather forced the government to shut down school switch kept some 32000000 students at home. the celebrated us rise have portal, has died. the author of the acclaimed new york to the dream which put a philosophical twist on the detective. genre was 77 along with 34 books. also. austin also wrote the screenplay for the film smoke and enjoy to choose popularity into a new york city. police say they have clear pro palestinian protest is from a building on the campus of columbia university bringing a day long stand off to it. and the rate came at the request of the university president off the students defined and ultimate, them to back down will be expelled. this is the moment but its officers inside go preached columbia university's hamilton hold because it says it had no choice but to authorize the read to restore safety and order pro palestinian students and thinking over the building for more than 24 hours. good bye to get it themselves inside and hung about no renaming the building, hence holding up for a 6 year old by letting them go. gillian, gaza. dozens of those board as does i'd be interested yet they remain defiant. the boa

author of this question? take the microphone, let's get to know you, what's your name? i study in the tenth grade, secondary schooltside world and not fall on you. great, applause. vladimir, now you have the opportunity ask the children one question. i would like to ask children what modern people understand about living life. they asked a question about what i did that was so unusual, it was difficult to somehow formulate what is so extraordinary about your profession? what question have you been waiting for, but you were never asked? these are the questions that concern us all absolutely equally, so there were no unexpected questions. today you managed to answer 44 questions, tell me, if we call you again, will you agree to come? well, i think. yes, i am addressing our audience. do you think that our hero was as frank as possible with us today? who thinks so, raise your hands. and i think that our guest was really honest with us. i even saw it in my eyes. his were so pure, so filled with interest. yes, uh, eyes, look. i think yes, he was frank and honest, he never wanted to refuse. it was clear that the person w

he's the author of winning the third world and nation building in south korea. steven casey is professor of international history at london school of economics and political science. he's a professor of foreign policy and the author of several, including selling the korean war and when soldiers fall how americans have divided combat casualties world war one to the war on terror. marielle dusek is the asa griggs candler of law at emory university, a leading scholar of legal history in the united states in the world is the author of wartime an idea its history and its consequences and her next going to war an american history is under contract with oxford university and is very eagerly anticipated by some of us in this room. so as a saw, as a historian, i'll for myself as a historian, i like to start at beginning. and if we start at the beginning, maybe we could talk and today with a little bit of discussion, the beginning of the korean war, it's partly, i think for many americans, it's an episode of the cold war. but it's also war of decolonization. it's a war of nationalism. it is a war with so many individual threads, each of w

number, forces there are enough funds to evacuate people , the authorities set up a temporary accommodation center on the basis of a sports schoolwever , people were in no hurry to run there, they dropped everything they were doing to help firefighters cope with the fire, they rushed from other areas. they took the car right away and came here to help, we were from above at first, two houses helped, because now they came here, but we immediately jumped out. whether the shovels rushed here, they had already extinguished two areas there, well, these fences were knocked down, the fire was piled up. two landscape fires in vonakhoye and verkhnyaya berezovka were extinguished quite quickly; in the burvot microdistrict, the flames destroyed household buildings. the most difficult situation arose in the zabaikalsky district, zaegraevsky district, where the entire street of a gardening association was burning; due to the wind, the area of ​​the fire quickly grew to 10,000 m2. in the east, where we are today. 21 buildings burned down, mostly country houses, there are no residential buildings here yet, one seems to be a residential buildin