question number one in 1864, bismarck wrote.duct foreign policy, as i used to hunt woodcocks. and how do you explain this alexander stepanov, school number two, the city of sosnovy bor, leningrad region, iskorka explained it this way when you hunt for woodcocks that live on swamps. you need to carefully step on each bump, first temporary, checking its stability. i do not take a single step until i check whether the swamp hummock, which i intend to step on, is firm and reliable enough? question number two us president theodore roosevelt organized the so -called tennis cabinet. he helped him a lot in his diplomatic activities. how does alexander stepanova school number two of the city of the leningrad region. the fact is that in this tennis office, well, there are a lot of politicians the americans loved to play tennis, including rusult and during the tournaments that they held, uh, suddenly something else for me. they didn’t discuss politics, you know, representatives of other countries too, for example, great britain how she tra

we choose skillfully tricks and weapons. what tricks often resorted to otto von bismarck , the russianwilhelm the first complained to the russian ambassador peter shuvalov. he 's done it over 30 times now. what technique did parliament launch, i let you go to tribune. juliana feofanova gymnasium number three, the city of yaroslavl as far as i remember, and friedrich wilgel complained that otto von bismarck was using his favorite trick, he said he would resign. but this is absolutely right and it is a very harmful technique. juliana, just in case, i 'll tell you. here's to enter mgimo and that it won't be your way, you say i'm leaving sometimes i can say don't leave order. the trick of the weapon, that we take the weapon? the berlin congress was going on, representatives of russia, on completely legal and incomprehensible grounds, tried to achieve that so that the turkish troops were withdrawn from eastern rumelia and in general they wanted to evade the division of bulgaria. why repair it? then disraeli gave the order. what for the first time in diplomacy this technique was used, this i

because it was not bismarck who said it, but it was said by a teacher from lambsiv cool about the factachers won the war between austria and prussia and they understand it so clearly, they can see what is happening in the temporary full territories, the first thing they do is that all the teachers search for, give, burn ukrainian stifling, and in the literal sense, they even give out russian ones that are simply transcribed during this war, they well, you know about all these stories, that for example, even the mention of ukraine is removed from the textbook and so on, this is a war, including school programs, do we draw any conclusions or there are this million hryvnias on na on it's all processed well, what's happening now, look, i , uh, now i'm trying to speak very carefully about the executive power and in every possible way work for political unity, because it's very important now but in the matter of the ministry of education, even despite all the desire to demonstrate unity, i can not do this. we have a very weak minister who does nothing to correct the critical situation that e

bismarck could be closing in on some records for today. further along the gulf coast that's the kind of heat and humidity you might be used to. houston feeling like 102. notice a little bit of rain moving into lake charles. that's why they've cooled off a bit. now the heat dome responsible for the high temperatures is going to expand. if you're not hot now you will be as the week progresses. watch the dome spread and move from north to south to east to west. going to be harpedd for any parf the country to escape the heat. over 100 records could be receipt between now and sunday in all of the black dots here. some could set multiple day records. believe it or not, pamela, we haven't seen 100 in atlanta since 2019, august of 2019. >> it's coming. everyone prepare. gene norman, thank you so much. >>> the u.s. isn't the only country experiencing a heat wave. temperatures are sky high across europe, too. let's check in with a couple of other reporters overseas to see how they're handling the heat. >> reporter: in paris a sweltering heat wave is

she is on bismarck, by the way, merkel is trying to behave quite tough, and even now when she is beinghe maintains such a line that i did everything, i did everything right. so whatever you say in features everything related to energy dependence or independence i see no problems. eh, for which i could be scolded, therefore, in this regard, she showed herself rather harshly. now, as for everything else, um. here is the most important conclusion that the germans made, the german media wrote on putin's speech, they wrote putin rhetorically attacked the whole of the rest of the world. well, you need to understand what it is, what the concept is, it’s rhetorically everything is rhetorical for them, they perceive any spoken phrase, even torn out from the context of some russian film there, like some kind of comedy, and then inserts it into his speeches in his reports, and for them it sounds like some kind of rhetorical attack on the rest of the world, and this situation actually connected in the first place. it seems to me with a failed system of globalization. that is why russia has become

on november 30, 1870, ludwig ii of bavaria signed an imperial letter drawn up by bismarck, in which hes king to take the title emperor of the russian king wilhelm wilhelm the first quite right. this letter was necessary to legitimize wilhelm's status as emperor, since ludwig was the most noble of the other german monarchs. ludwig himself was rather against it, but he was promised a day. and according to this 1200 novel of the cynics of this imaginist poet, joseph brodsky , in political excitement, somehow called the best russian novel. this is anatoly maringov 1500. song in my upper room is light, written on the verses of this vologda poet to composers alexander frosty 40 years ago and now are included in the repertoire of many famous artists nikolai rubtsov bravo transport 900 in the winter of 1936 ships with food and manufactured goods going along the northern sea route to yakutsk did not get frozen lena saved the situation these chelyabinsk cars. we brought 1500 transport in a month, you have 6.200. denis has 3.900 from sergey to whom sergey has the topic of the hand in berlin also

until until he came to cut the ribbon on the ronald reagan center in bismarck. it just so happened that day the governor at the time now my drcolleague in the senate was ge the keynote address he got sick. they called, scrambled in the morning dick did you get dick army to possibly fill in questioner kissimmee i think i can answer in the parking lot of the radisson in said this is your chance to say whatever you want about ethanol and north dakota i will never forget he gets up in front of all these oilmen said i could say anything about ethanol such a damn dumb idea the russians didn't even try it. [laughter] you got a standing ovation. he did not at the say another word. [laughter] [applause] t i did at one time the farm bill. you've got to met free markets don't work in every situation. agriculture's heavily subsidized by all of our competitors. with which she said without contemplating, worrying about my feelings i've never met an american who decide to come a farmer because some but he put a gun to their head. he said okay it will talk about something else.

bismarck feels like 105 right now, feels like 103 in omaha and 100 in wichita, all because of that heat dome, parked across the middle of the country due to a rise in the jetstream. there are dips to the east and dips to the west, that's where it's cool. but watch what happens, as we move forward in time the heat dome expands. forget about the dips. everyone will be sweltering in these kinds of temperatures. there could be over 100 temperature records either tied or set as we work our way through this week. these black dots indicate places that could have that, there could be several days of it. chicago could be up to 100 on tuesday. hot-lanta living up to its name with triple-digit temperatures by the end of this week. jessica, no relief in sight. if you're cool now, get ready for that to change as the week moves on. >> that's right, we see that heat dome expanding. gene norman, thanks so much for that update. >>> the climate crisis also means we can expect more devastating wildfires. the danger from this western drought goes well beyond the mountains and the foothills that grow ever m

and until until he came to cut the ribbon on the ronald reagan republic senator senator in bismarck. it just so happened that that same day john hoven the governor at the time now my colleague in the senate was to give the keynote address at the north dakota petroleum council, but he got sick. so they called scrambled in the mornings that could you get -- army possibly to fill in for john holden. and i said, i think i can. and as we were in the parking lot of the radisson and i said, this is your chance. to say whatever you want about ethanol in north dakota and he got up. i'll never forget he gets up in front of all these oilmen. he said kramer said i could say anything i wanted about ethanol. it was such a -- dumb idea that russians didn't even try it and and just true story and he got a standard ovation. he didn't have to say another word. i did one time. yes. i did one time try to plead my case for the farm bill. in his office. it's a --. you've got to admit free markets don't work in every situation because agriculture is heavily subsidized by all of our competitors. it's we jus

bismarck was the first to call this realpolitik all statements.come to negotiations with russia when we force our position. to do this, we need the supply of western weapons. in full , all statements are kuleba. we are fed up with any, but with special decisions, individual models, half-measures, we demand concrete confirmation that ukraine part of the european union stumble upon a simple realpolitik according to the rules, which wehrberg meets him. yes, we need to give such a signal as it’s a pity that we can’t have too many against and this is not the first time they say this to ukraine, but it’s clear how her tone has changed in response so much that the speaker of the hungarian parliament is already asking, and zelensky is adequate. he is waiting for our help. and at the same time , they threaten us with hungary, germany rushes, as if they were enemies and the ukrainian mit, they themselves answer him with a certificate of mental health. provide why kyiv behaves this way because it seems to him that he can, because the washington post writes b

bismarck saer is live now at the courthouse in palo alto, with details in this disturbing case mark indeedher and andre, the suspect was supposed to make a court appearance here at the palo alto courthouse behind me today, but the suspect refused to be transported to the hearing. so the judge said she had no choice but to continue to hold him without bail. the crime allegedly occurred at this t mobile store on stevens creek boulevard in cupertino. it was during regular business hours last wednesday that the man, clifford ray stewart, allegedly vandalized a sign that the store when the two employees working at the time went outside to recover the sign. prosecutors say he threatened them both and attacked one of them solely on the basis of their race to employees from the store. one hispanic female and the other an asian man went to retrieve the sign, and the defendant then began yelling and screaming at both of them, telling them to go back to where they came from, and calling them ethnic slurs. and then the violence began. and then he attacked hispanic woman kicked her in the stomach, punc

i think that it did not even end with angela merkel, although she, of course, we are on bismarck.e that i did everything, i did everything, right. therefore, whatever you say in particular everything about energy dependence or independence i see no problems. eh, for which i could be scolded, therefore, in this regard, she showed herself rather harshly. now, as for everything else, um. here is the most important conclusion that the germans made, the german media wrote about putin's speech, they wrote putin rhetorically attacked the whole of the rest of the world. well, you need to understand what is what is the concept of this rhetorical they are all rhetorical they they perceive any spoken phrase, even taken out of the context of some kind of russian film there, is funny, like some kind of comedy, and then insert it into their speeches in their reports, and for them it sounds like some kind of rhetorical an attack on the rest of the world, and this situation is actually connected in the first place. it seems to me with a failed system of globalization. that is why russia has becom

but, if you look at bismarck's goals remain the same yet it can be noted with regret that this is anprime minister. poland is already preparing for war offers to open as many shooting ranges as possible for schoolchildren to train them to shoot the kremlin should know if you ever think of invading poland, then we have 40 million poles ready to resist it, thanks to modern shooting ranges more people will be able to learn handling of firearms. appetites grow together conceit. there is a growing discussion in poland about the potential to take over western ukraine and create a new speech. the commonwealth why it is in warsaw it is clear that germany and austria predictably takes a more balanced position. but why the czech republic rushed to help the poles the question is written by the executive director of the institute, vaclav klaus and rzhaveigl our politicians are proud of their intransigence and radicalism they like to talk about the fact that we are also in a state of war our village is based on the belief that we are protected by an invincible force. in the countryside, there are

well, she fought for 300 years against france, after bismarck's germany, together with france, the sovietxtraordinarily strengthened and came out again entrenched in the black sea has three oceans in the baltic. well , i definitely imagined. here is such a strength, not to mention. it was clear to the immediate prestige of the sudden worlds that did not care about gulag a that this was the country that had defeated the one before whom they were trembling. how are you? pushkin further after the collapse of the ussr, you understand, ukraine settle down . it is somewhere in siberia there in the area of ​​the lena bay. yes, it would not give a damn to the west, but this is a strategic region of the black sea. e in for which for e, so to speak, these straits. for centuries there has been a struggle at all until the final formation of the geography of the political image of the world, therefore, when russia began to speak in an independent voice and yes, it became clear in a deep analyst of the united states and the gospel that the restoration of the state will will inevitably occur, that the r

russia or the fact that they never want to fight russia, they have finally learned the lessons that bismarckope and then quietly push the anglo-saxons aside. but this does not mean that they are filled with sympathy for us. this is such a difficult game right now. at the same time, according to official rhetoric, it is scholz it is berlin, germany, who is to blame for the fact that the poor, unfortunate zelensky cannot go on a counteroffensive in ukraine, he did not say this in ukraine, only the lazy podiakoristovich zelensky and even danilov announced the scholz. the main enemy in view of the fact that nu has no heavy weapons. you are right, of course, you notice three times in the last 2 weeks scholtz in public for the first time. it was in parliament that they announced the start of deliveries of heavy weapons, but something has not grown together yet. one of zelensky's advisers literally just said that the offensive of the ukrainian troops will have to wait. what is the problem there? well, what can i say? yes, zelensky’s adviser did say that ukraine needs new forces for the offensive, 2

bismarck was right about what is.t wake up, if we woke up, we need to decide on this, you know, if he noticed that the great russian singer soviet alla borisovna pugacheva was here, she suddenly said on her israeli vacation now, she said, well, if you believe in a polish or some newspaper that if you initiate proceedings against khan galkin, then i will tell the truth, seriously. i thought i know a person, 10, who, if they open their mouths, will start talking. no, i just mean that borisovna wanted to tell us that, given the colossal people's love for her. she was silent all these years or lied, it does not depend. no, well, it's just real, because now i just, well, i would very much like borisovna to really tell the people the truth. once therefore, there is no big purpose. e of the artist, who is undoubtedly alla borisovna. this is in particular, guys. we must appreciate the chance which we got more than this chance will not be me, i'm sure. this is a chance to formulate an idea. name the ideologies or ideas around

when bismarck trained the reichstag and became the german empire, why the german people brought bothhe state? he refers to the technique here, this one, to whom they came and can be given to run the state. can the american people be governed? let's see what's going on there. to whom can and cannot be given control of the state? russia is at the very end? there is still half the world ahead, and who gives permission to govern the state of the wording, so it is possible or not to govern the state, but the people never ask, they simply govern, and the people take it will succeed, you will succeed, there will not be many nations. no, they have many states, and some in general in relation to russia, because i can say that russia is a unique state, it is generally the antithesis of any european state, europe is poor. there are no minerals. therefore, she needed colonies, so she got on her economic feet at the expense of the colony. and in russia there is no need for a colony, she herself is richer than all of europe taken together. and according to european concepts, russia should have bee

it was bismarck who trained the reichstag and became the german empire, for which the german people brought can a pole be allowed to run the state? technique he refers to these here, this, to which they came and can be given to rule the state. can the american people see what's going on there? who can and cannot be given control state? russia is at the very end? there is still half the world ahead, and who gives permission to govern the state of the wording, and this can or cannot govern the state, but the people never ask. it just manages to succeed will you succeed not to be many peoples. there is not. they have many states in relation to russia, what i can say is that russia is a unique state, it is generally the antithesis of any european state, europe is one. no minerals, so she needed colony, so it got on its economic feet at the expense of the colony. and in russia there is no need for a colony, she herself is richer than all of europe put together. and according to european concepts, russia should have been columns. previously, she has minerals, it must be a colony of europe, they a

one was bismarck who said politics is the art of the possible.there's a reason why we haven't passed any anti-gun violence legislation in 30 years. this is difficult, and the fact of the matter is, we reached a compromise over the weekend that will save lives. i understand that part of the new series, the breakthrough, this does allow us to break this log jam and it allows us to be set up for future success. but the content of this compromise, in and of itself, will save lives. the ability to help states pass red flag laws will stop thousands of suicides and homicides, the closing of the boyfriend loophole means boyfriends that beat up their girlfriends won't be able to buy guns. protections for 21 and under buyers, that means that there is a pause for any 18 to 20-year-old who is going into a store to buy an ar-15, like the uvalde shooter, and then the mental health spending will be transformative. billions of new dollars formental health, a lot going to underserved communities. that will save lives, too. this is a compromise, but it is a differ

bismarck was right about what is.t awake? i was on a jury that had to deliver a verdict in one very difficult case. and i chose responsibility, and i chose trust, and i chose forgiveness sincerity. justice compassion mercy love conscience and how did you do it, and how would you do it? and what did you choose? what would you do and i ask you not to look. in this story , try to feel the truth of everyday life. the great russian singer sovetskaya alla borisovna pugacheva suddenly said on her israeli vacation now, she said, but if you believe in polish or some newspaper, that if you initiate proceedings against galkin, then i will tell the truth, seriously. i thought i know man, 10, which if they open their mouths, i will start talking. no, i’m just talking about what it is, do you really want to tell us that alla borisovna, given the colossal people’s love for her, she has been silent all these years or lied no, well, it’s just real, because now i just, well, i would really i wanted borisovna to really tell the people t