third: there are several dozen indians guarding the british embassy, ​​who, according to the british,ach of which will contain 500 kg of explosives, at the moment when stalin raises a glass to churchill’s health. it remains only to find out when this will happen. we have used all our resources to find out the hour of celebration. we will know about this at least two days in advance. a group of our radio operators will arrive in tehran in advance. and from them we will receive all the necessary information, including including the most important one. personally lead this historic operation, which in the end will inevitably lead us to victory. god is with us. in 1943 , fascist propaganda trumpeted its existence throughout the world. skarzeny, he was hitler’s favorite, his famous terrorist, who participated in very sensitive cases. but his most notorious case was the abduction of muusulini from obrutsa, partisan captivity. please give us credit and we will refund your money. ukrainian propaganda, represented, of course, by vladimir zelsky, spreads the promise return all money for weapons

in the morning , the advisor of the british embassy came to the relevant authorities with an electoral list, and in the evening of the same day the charge d'affaires of the russian embassy came with another list. this is shah's own confession, this is from the book of the white revolution , which i am quoting in this book , how was the hand of the first pahlavi era of reza shah , no one thought that he would go vote, now the documents are available to print that he was the prime minister and from the court of timur tash. he telegraphed to dara province that they should become lawyers from every city and every province. this is the whole situation. then the shah who says here that the beginning of my government was like this, wants to understand that later i gave freedom . now that it is known that there was no freedom, he says that in the notes of sunday 21 khordad 46, he is now the court minister , yes, he writes in his notes that he spent the night with professor adel, the head of the people's party, who was the successor of alam himself, my successor, he was the head of the people's

traveled to the uk, just like the majority of our elite , the very one who created revolution, the british embassyor them, well , as they say, a home, it was there that preparations were made, the general was found in order to urgently summon the emperor from the capital, and many believe that the summoning of the emperor from petrograd itself was the main goal. a significant problem was then brewing in petrograd, a shortage of bread, but there were no ration cards in general. frozen lemons are available on the market in extremely limited quantities, with prices ranging from 65 to 70 rubles per box of 330 pieces; there are no tangerines on the market, none pineapples, these were the problems at the beginning of the year in the pre-revolutionary city of petrograd, but in fact there were problems in all layers. capital society , there were long lines at the shops and this, i repeat , in russia by that time, in addition to the necessary reserves, there were 197 million poods of grain, which, of course, more than provided, the heads of the railway department... would soon become ministers and high off

operating aliases: wise, homer, first secretary of the british embassy in washington, then head of thedepartment of the foreign office, at the british department of foreign affairs and international development. in the forties he transmitted secret data on the us nuclear program and anglo-american relations. dach sets a task for kim and donald, slowly distance yourself from your communist friends. but the young agents, contrary to his instructions, cut off communication too abruptly. this does not go unnoticed. their friend guy burgess threatens to disrupt the entire operation. guy berries. began very delicately, and then quite directly, to hint to his two friends that i understand what happened, i see where you are and how you are, and naturally, kim turned to his curator with this, and the curator told arnold deitch that well this is very dangerous. burgess is a brawler who literally quotes karl marx. he doesn't just stand out... it’s easier to keep him under surveillance if he’s under me than if he’s out there somewhere on my side. dach could not help but appreciate bertfes’ observa

uk but want to make an application to claim asylum here can have their claims processed in a british embassyuntries, which they hope would mean those people don't attempt that perilous crossing in the first place. it's been more than eight months since the lives of millions of sudanese people were plunged into uncertainty as a result of war. fighting in the country has caused one of the world s largest displacements of people and shows no sign of ending. more than 6.5 million have fled their homes. aid agencies have struggled to access the areas where most of the fighting has occured. the bbc s anne soy has spoken to a family who have been trapped for months in the crossfire in the capital, khartoum. the form of an african giant. once one of the continent's most prosperous nations, sudan is now a war zone. it started with a political fallout between two generals, one heading the national army... ..and another, its former sidekick, the now powerful paramilitary force rsf. millions of civilians have been caught in the middle of what critics have called a senseless war. it's now one of the worl

uk but want to make an application to claim asylum here can have their claims processed in a british embassykey countries, which they hope would mean those people don't attempt that perilous crossing in the first place. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. travellers have been warned of delays and potentially hazardous conditions as the uk braces for storm gerrit. forcasters expect the storm to bring strong winds and heavy rain to many parts of the uk, with wintry hazards likely to follow. the met office named the storm as a warning to people heading home from christmas celebrations. the transport secretary has told the bbc that by 2026 there could be driverless cars on both the uk motorways and other roads. mark harper also said he expected to see the owners of those vehicles being able to travel without having to watch where they're going by the end of that year. renowned australian chef bill granger, known as the godfather of avocado toast, has died at the age of 5a. a self—taught cook from melbourne, granger became a celebrat

and they're certainly being directed by the american embassy, the german embassy, british embassy, you know, all the main, western embassies, all the usual suspects are present in belgrade. just like in all other color revolution is the world over. so soon as present recently pray is his country success on plans for the future. how now he's talking about protest as what's going on overall and we think is what there's less than pressure. well, this is absolutely western pressures. i just wanna, uh, i just wanna make, make sure then of yours understand i'm, i'm the only elected m p on a, on an opposition list. we are a nationalist party. we are for multi polar world and for social relations with restaurant in china and bricks. so we're not part of the ruling portion, but we did say that we, no matter what we think about the governments, we are absolutely against any sort of, of, for, and mentally. and this is clearly for him at length and ending color revolution scenario will not get any support from us. and it's clear to us what's going on. the west do us any you have in pricing sort of

to the uk but want to make an application to claim asylum here can have claims processed in a british embassylly mean people do not attempt the perilous crossing in the first place.- crossing in the first place. thank ou ve crossing in the first place. thank you very much- _ ten people have died and at least one person is missing after severe thunderstorms battered australia's eastern coast over the past two days. in victoria, a woman was killed when a campsite was inundated. tens of thousands of households in queensland are still without power, after winds of a—hundred kilometres an hour brought down trees and power lines. south korean police have confirmed that the actor lee sun—kyun has been found dead in a car near a park in the capital seoul. they are trying to establish whether the star of the oscar winning film parasite had taken his own life. lee was questioned recently by police about alleged illicit drug use and had been under investigation. live now to our asia correspondent, nick marsh. a huge sense of shock over this death across south korea. he was such a prominent actor and fig

grandmother who had parental authority over him so now, the police in the uk and diplomats the british embassyof health—wise, he's fine but in terms of mental health, that's another issue i think health, that's another issue i think he isn't doing is telling authorities as mothers is stinging caravans in groups and lodgings to constantly area and at the moment, there's still so much mystery about worries been last six years but apparently two years of speedier and community. stay with us here on bbc news. hello there. thursday brought us some big temperature contrasts across the uk. western areas, it turned pretty mild. swansea, we had temperatures for example reaching double figures with some bright skies here. but across parts of east anglia, through much of the day, temperatures struggled in places to reach much above 4 celsius, and there was some drizzle around, too. 0vernight tonight, i think it's going to stay pretty cloudy across wales, parts of the midlands, southern counties of england, northern ireland and probably western scotland, too. the clearer skies, eastern scotland and parts

embassy, british embassy has blasted alerts to their citizens in the city to say, look, listen to police no imminent danger but stay away from the area. >> thank you so much for that. >>> up next, what's being done to make today bearable with the record breaking number of people traveling ahead of the holidays. we're live at miami international airport after the break. ter the break. ically shown to support cognitive health in older adults. it's one more step towards taking charge of your health. so every day, you can say, ♪ youuu did it! ♪ with centrum silver. febreze! your bathroom... needs febreze small spaces... the always-on, odor-fighting air freshener you set and forget. no outlets used, no batteries needed, no effort required. so your bathroom stays continuously fresh for 45 days. that's the power of febreze small spaces. ♪ unnecessary action hero! ♪ that's the power of -missing punches? -unnecessary! -check reversals? -unnecessary! -time sheet corrections? -unnecessary! -unentered sick time? -unnecessary! -go! let your employees do their own payroll. liberty mutual customized my

actually on the ground, and the only other additional piece of information i'll share with you, the british embassy in prague has sent out an alert to british citizens who are living there, just to say if you're in the vicinity of the faculty of arts at charles university, follow the advice of local authorities. so stay put. do not leave. we are following this very closely. no indication yet of motive, whether it was a terror attack. we have no additional information from police yet. >> yeah, lots to learn, but again, the latest reporting from authorities is that the shooter has been eliminated. there are several dead, dozens injured. when we're back in 60 seconds, ten jailed americans released from venezuela, but who did the u.s. trade in this deal? >>> plus, border battle, how texas governor greg abbott is stepping up his fight over the southern border yet again. >>> also ahead, holiday travel kicking into high gear. what's happening at one of the world's most bustling airports on the busiest travel day ahead of christmas. >>> and later, ho ho hold on, why are santas taking over this florida town

nigil case actually already worked at the british embassy in moscow in 2000, he began to study russiane has personal reasons for this; the history of his family is closely connected with russia. one of my ancestors was the tutor of tsar nicholas ii, and another served as russia's minister of foreign affairs at the beginning of the 20th century. by the way, here is a portrait of that same minister, a russian diplomat by profession. moreover, some representatives of the lamsdor family served russia in the military field in the st. george's hall of the kremlin, on the walls of which the names of the heroes of russia, the knights of st. george's, are carved. including the ancestors of the current ambassador. it’s all the sadder that relations between moscow and berlin today are in a state of suspended animation. germany is actively arming the kiev regime and breaking ties with russia, which, for example, in the energy sector could be called, supplied the federal republic of germany at affordable, reasonable prices and environmentally friendly gas fuel and oil and other energy products, oth

along with zelsky, the americans then loosened their grip on ukraine a little, he ran to the british embassysive clothes, note that he has not lost, he is now probably a client of this store, by the way, as a manager he had a very important function, he is a lawyer, he made decisions there legal issues, yes, denis , i would like to finish, the thought with her business, not only was there no customs clearance and smuggling, she also mixed cheap clothes into expensive ones, but they were essentially doing it, there were constant scandals with this, why are so many there didn't dress there because these there were scandals, but it’s like many owners of, say, boutiques are suffering, and 21 are from china, i’m actually used to speaking in the language of the law, and if we don’t understand who he is, yes, then we won’t understand what’s going on in ukraine, he is a scoundrel and an impostor, article 19 of the constitution.

embassy and the british embassy did send alerts to their citizens earlier today, jose, just telling people the local authorities' advice. >> molly hunter, thank you so very much. really appreciate it. >>> up next, border politics. how the humanitarian crisis at the u.s./mexico border may be having a political impact on 2024. you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. 2024 you're watching "jose diaz-balart reports" on msnbc. (man) mm, hey, honey. looks like my to-do list grew. "paint the bathroom, give baxter a bath, get life insurance," hm. i have a few minutes. i can do that now. oh, that fast? remember that colonial penn ad? i called and i got information. they sent the simple form i need to apply. all i do is fill it out and send it back. well, that sounds too easy! (man) give a little information, check a few boxes, sign my name, done. they don't ask about your health? (man) no health questions. -physical exam? -don't need one. it's colonial penn guaranteed acceptance whole life insurance. if you're between the ages of 50 and 85, your acceptance is guaranteed in most states,

nigel case actually already worked at the british embassy in moscow; in the 2000s he began to study russianpersonal reasons for this. the history of his family is closely connected with russia. one of my ancestors was the tutor of tsar nicholas ii, and another served as russia's minister of foreign affairs at the beginning of the century. here, by the way, is a portrait of that same minister, vladimir nikolaevich lamsdorf, a native of the baltic nobility, but profession, vocation, russian diplomat. moreover, some representatives of the lamsdor family. served russia in the military field in the st. george hall of the kremlin, the walls of which are carved with the names of the heroes of russia, the knights of st. george, and the ancestors of the current german ambassador are mentioned. it is all the sadder that relations between moscow and berlin today are in a state of suspended animation. germany is actively arming the kiev regime and breaking ties with russia, which, for example, in the energy sector could be called exemplary. our country for decades it has reliably, without failure, supp

already in another country, refugees, to make asylum claims from another country, that might be a british embassyn the bones of some of its policy to cement some of the games it has made in the opinion polls into real votes. ukraine says one person has been killed and four have been injured in an attack on a railway station in kherson in the south of the country. it comes after ukrainian forces launched an air strike on a russian warship in the black sea. russia says the vessel was only damaged, while ukraine claims to have destroyed it. local officials say at least one person was killed. police in south korea say the actor lee sun—kyun, best known for his role in the oscar—winning film parasite, has been found dead. local reports said the 48—year—old was discovered in the early hours of the morning in his car in a park in the capital, seoul. he was recently questioned by police for alleged drug use, which carries heavy penalties in south korea. police in england and wales have been told they must attend every residential burglary as soon as possible. new guidance from the national council of pol

patrons, among others, all the rockefeller brought the fund to us aid, as well as the british and german embassies. on it we spoke to stop you in america, janice and bush knowledge. he's of the view that the west has infiltrate to deal position on top influence over there is active as the student. so she who a lot of the people who are involved in these protests or professional activities at all these western organizations that essentially have a bought and paid for come out of civil activist serbia who again don't have drops and they pretend to be the representative to to representatives of the working class who were trying to you know, deliver democracy and it's absurd on its face. i mean, if they had some sort of respect for the electorate fort for the actual working people for the actual citizens, i would understand, but they go around all of these went pro western media was insulting everybody and then say, oh, we're entitled to because here the democratic democrats believe in democracy. these parties, these activists have spent the past week insulting the serbian public into serbian people.

partners patriot and the sponsors, the rockefeller brother fund us aid as well as the british and german embassies. why would they be involved? one, as we heard from former greek and bassett, or in diplomat, literally this kristen douglas. he says it's very likely that western powers are behind the unrest in belgrade because for example, they're unhappy with. busy b as independent policies. one of them being so very friendly with the russian federation, distractedly to hold from the outside. basically because serbia is one of the few countries in the, in europe that supports its itself. all the policies, all of the serbian government is pro serbian to, to protect serbia. that is not something that the wisdom country wants to see. and i, i, i think, and they fear that we are, that they are trying to create the situation that they created in the cube, the democratic elections. because, i mean, there is a big difference between what the governing party but what the opposition got. and this is not, so this is not something that the west wants to see. and this is, this is why we're seeing now this, thi

partners and patrons among up as of the rockefeller brought the fun to us aid as well as the british and german embassies that we spoke to saw be an american dentist and boyce, from outage. he is of the view that the west has infiltrate to the off position and has influence over those active as he stormed city home. a lot of the people who are involved in these protests or professional activities at all these western organizations that essentially have a bought and paid for come out of civil activity serve you who don't have drops and they pretend to be the representative to, to representatives of working less who are trying to you know, deliver democracy and it's absurd on its face. i mean, if they had some sort of respect for the electorate fort for the actual working people for the actual citizens, i would understand. but they go around all of these, went pro western media outlets insulting everybody and then say, oh, we're entitled to me because here the democrats, democrats, approve of democracy, each party. these activists have spent the past week insulting the serbian public and the serbian people

the rockefeller brother fun us 8 as well as the british and german embassies. it's always the same culprits, isn't that a lot of it, we spoke to us that would be an american journalist. and of course a valid cheese of the view that a certain western path is actually infiltrated. the opposition and have influence of activists to stormed bel, grades, city whole. a lot of the people who are involved in these protests or professional activities at all. these western organizations that essentially have a bought and paid for come out of civil activists to serve you who don't have drops . and they pretends to be the representative to, to representatives of the working class who, who are trying to you know, deliver democracy. and it's absurd on its face. i mean if they had some sort of respect for the electric port for the actual working people for the actual citizens, i would understand. but they go around all of these went pro western media was insulting everybody and then say, oh, we're entitled to because here the democrats, democrats, approve of democracy, each pa

the rockefeller brother fund usa, as well as british and german embassies as always, the same old culprits behind these n g. i was discussing this out a here on out to you with a former greek and bassett, or on diplomat leo need. is chris on top of us. he says it's very likely that western powers are behind the rest in belgrade because at the end of the day, they are on a happy with. so it'd be as independent policies for example. so that is very friendly with the russian federation district to provoke from the outside. basically because serbia is one of the few countries in the, in europe that supports its itself. all the policies out of the serbian government is pro serbian to, to protect serbia. that is not something that the wisdom consist, wants to see, or as the ice, as i think. and they fear that we are, that they are trying to create a situation that they created in the cube, the demographic elections because, i mean, there is a big difference between what the governing parts of the box and what the opposition got. and this is not, so this is not something that the west wants to se

website, it's partners, patrons, sponsors, the rockefeller brother fund usa as well as british and german embassies. as always, the same old culprits, isn't it? well, i brought this up with a former agree kind of bassett, or, and diplomatic lee. and it is chris on purpose. he says it's very likely the western powers were behind the unrest in belgrade because for example, it would like so it'd be as independent policies like being friendly with a russian federal district to help from the outside. basically because serbia is one of the few countries in the, in europe that supports its itself. all the policies out of the serbian government is pro serbian to, to protect serve you. that is not something that the wisdom consist wants to see. or as the ice ice, i think, and they fear that we are, that they are trying to create the situation that they created in the cube, the demographic elections. because i mean, there is a big difference between what the governing party got to what the opposition got and this is not. so this is not something that the west wants to see. and this is, this is why we're seei

the rockefeller brother fund us aid as well as british and german embassy. and you know, it's always the same old culprits. let's learn more comfortable. i have now to live the this chris on top of us joining us here on out to you international, the full, the greek and best of it. and they put them out of very warm and welcoming. teach it to today, sir. thank you so much for coming on this program. what a story here. well, what, what do you make of the, the overnight on rest? and so be as bell. great as now said it was actually a power fee supported by outside forces. top officials in bel grade, blaming certain western players, latest your thoughts. yes. good for the uh, i think that uh it distributed me to provoke from the outside. basically because the serbia is one of the few countries in the, in europe that supports its itself. all the policies of the serbian government is pro serbian to, to predict serbia. this is why a country that has been bombed by the united states. so it's taking a position that not other countries of nato have taken up to now flus

the rockefeller brother from the us aid will say, british and german embassies. armando is offering that support, although we have some stuff in american jennison portion knowledge. who believes that members of the opposition activists in general, historians about sub in parliament might tell very strong ties to the west. a lot of the people who are involved in these protests or professional activities at all these western organizations that essentially have a bought and paid for come out of civil activist, serbia who again don't have drops and they pretends to be the representative to, to representatives of the working class who are trying to you know, deliver democracy and it's absurd on its face. i mean, if they had some sort of respect for the electorate fort for the actual working people for the actual citizens, i would understand, but they go around all of these went pro western media outlets insulting everybody and then say, oh, we're entitled to because here the democratic democrats believe and democracy. these parties, these activists have spent the past week insulting the serbi

bottom says clearly know if i'm biased. ave the rug off a brothers fund usaid as well as british and jim and embassies. we had from political allies dennis, dennis. so he said the initiative to the state by sylvia came from the west in the city of chicago. it's no secret that the rest in belgrade is connected with political forces that receive support from the west. there's no doubt that the initiative to the civilized it'd be a comes from outside. in fact, at the moment, there is no social base in the country to organize this kind of action. the protests will notice numerous as the organizers had hoped. it seems to me that the situation will soon be resolved before us is organized into protests, have no potential as the population as a whole does not support the position, the license that took place. and so it'd be of a negatively assessed. and a number of the western countries representatives of germany and the united states . polk of all the votes and results from that point to view the elections of on those fat. but this only indicates that n u instruments of pressure is being created for which is

things in relation to russia, nor we do, we don’t strike the embassy, ​​the usa in kiev, the british embassyn, is the only hope, well, an anecdote, yes, director of the cia, but nevertheless a hereditary diplomat, hereditary, a man who was ambassador to moscow, speaks a little russian, communication personally, this is the time, yes, what an amazing thing we say in russia, all our hope is in the director of the cia, we survived, we survived, but this is a man absolutely. we are a rare property in our time. advertising. the palm is open. under no circumstances should it be clenched into a fist. the only place where a gun can be, we can avoid opening a second front only if we decapitate the leadership of countries hostile to us with one blow. it became known that the germans were preparing a large-scale operation in tigeran. dear gevorg, all six umbrellas that you ordered. for are you ready for your father's bakery? six umbrellas meant six paratroopers. you are in charge, you must be the smartest, the most careful. are they germans or not? and then i saw an army boot; they don’t wear those in

and they're certainly being directed by the american embassy, the german embassy, british embassy, you know, all the main, western embassies, all the usual suspects are present. as in belgrade, just like, you know, all other colorado lucian is. the world over list is absolutely western pressure. i just wanna i just wanna make, make sure that of yours understand i'm, i mean you're only there left to the empty on, on an opposition list. we are a nationalist party. we are for multi color world and for social relations with restaurant in china and breaks. so we're not part of moving pollution. but we did say that we no matter what we think about the government, we are absolutely against any sort of for and mentally. and this is clearly for him at length, and any color revolution scenario will not get any support from us. and it's clear to us what's going on by will bring you more updates of the i'm in the next few while throughout the night. in fact, throughout the evening. so do stay tuned and now let's switch gears. the north african a nation of tenants is holding its 1st local elections

i mean, all these all these afghans who would come into the british embassy compound, they'd be riskingnk. and we left them there. >> and that's what it was, a disgrace . disgrace. >> it was a disgrace. >> it was a disgrace. >> the fall of kabul, the way we handled it was appalling. >> and how it, frankly, >> and how long it, frankly, andrew newspaper to andrew took your newspaper to persuade government let persuade the government to let afghans which time it was afghans in, by which time it was too late. so actually , there is too late. so actually, there is a real problem about why why aren't we taking afghans in? when we went in there and made promises to them, it's easy to talk about afghans. >> what about why have we got indians coming across the channel? there war in channel? india is there a war in india? india, which has got a developing space programme ? developing a space programme? >> kind of got off the >> we've kind of got off the subject. about subject. we're talking about generic. you're generic. i mean, no, you're right. true. but i think right. that is true. but i think

why can't why can't british embassies around the world take in asylum applications?ople who are successful? but is that is that because show i'm sorry to interrupt you, but i'm sorry to interrupt you, but i really do want to hear your expertise on this. >> is that because the numbers would there would increase, because there would increase, because there would millions of would be so many millions of people legitimate claims to people with legitimate claims to come war torn countries come from war torn countries that the government legally would not be able to say no , i would not be able to say no, i don't know if i mean, would the numbers increase? >> we've seen so many. and secondly, the whole point is but it would answer all our questions. but why are these all young because men young men? because young men can make miles of, make this thousands of miles of, you the sea voyage, at you know, the sea voyage, at least way we could bring in least that way we could bring in the women. can bring the women. we can bring in disabled can bring disabled people. we can brin

british. as in 2003, in the fall of 2023 , protesters went to the american embassy in london, under donald trumpwas moved not only from tel aviv to jerusalem, but from the northern bank of the thames to the southern, away from possible demonstrations, but there is no such place in the world for the american representation, where a rotten tomato would not reach. i don't know if the british government will hear us, but it's important for people around the world to understand that not everyone will. the us and israeli embassies are keeping these marches away, and they are also trying to separate them from smaller- scale pro-israeli demonstrations. today we also tried to prevent pro-palestinian activists from colliding with environmental activists who are nearby fighting global warming, because they themselves are a little overheated and explosive. a surge of aggression at these rallies has so far occurred only once over the weekend, when pro-palestinian activists came to defend their monuments. the construction of a cathedral mosque was completed in simphepol, an important event for the crimean tat

to criticize the decision of the deployment of the british press sign is embassy in the, in mars, urging its nationals to leave a north eastern region. as soon as possible. it says there's a growing security risk in northern cal tongue which borders china, the in laws, but it street has been battling on the groups that since the 2021 to there's been a major escalation in hostilities across the country. since i'm groups the one to the offensive against some of the treat 2 months to get tiny chang report stuff from bangkok. this is a country which is now in a very business civil war. and the crucible of that as a managed and the last couple of months is shan state. the cocoa and area is the area close to the chinese border. we've seen fighting the since the end of october since the $2710.00 offensive, which was known just by a group of street and rebel groups called the brotherhood of lions. they moved very quickly, seizing over a 100 military installations, seizing an awful lot of weapons, and they have carried that momentum through the area, particularly. i think the chinese embassy is c

british democracy. like in 2003. in the fall of 2023, protesters went to the american embassy in london, under donald trump it was moved only from telyaviv to jerusalem, but from the northern bank of the thames to the southern, away from possible demonstrations, but there is no such place in the world for the american mission where a rotten tomato would not have reached. i don't know if the british government will hear us, but for people all over the world it is important to understand that not everyone wants to see the continuation of these deaths and... the united arab emirates and the ceasefire. britain cautiously abstained from voting. russia, like the other 13 out of 15 security council members , voted in favor. since the beginning of the conflict , more than 17 thousand palestinians and more than a thousand israelis have died. with the exception of one time, the police protect the us and israeli embassies. from these marches, they are also trying to separate them from smaller-scale pro-israeli demonstrations, today they also tried to prevent pro-palestinian activists from we encountered environmental activists wh

the head of this network is assigned by the proposal of the british government and then voting in the board of directors. the american embassy in iraq was targeted by missile attacks. this morning, the sound of several explosions was heard from the green zone of baghdad, after which the alarm was activated at the american embassy. local sources said that these explosions were related to the embassy. he has withheld a thousand dollars in taxes. tax evasion, illegal possession of weapons, drug use , three counts of hunter biden's charges. the us department of justice has announced that if hunter biden is found guilty of new tax charges, he may be sentenced to a maximum of 17 years in prison. on the occasion of student's day. in the past, representatives of student organizations were guests of the special news talk show. the students talked about people's expectations from the student movement and students' criticisms about the political atmosphere of the universities. organizational student is a multi-dimensional student who should pay attention to the course which is his first priority bekne and other issues of the society, t

are organizing protests on the streets of british cities, thousands of them, including in london, of course, every weekend, here we are on this street our embassyt is sealed because the largest large-scale palestinian demonstrations are happening, expected and taking place, but... there is indeed a separate action of solidarity with israel. all this, of course, cannot be ignored by official london, but the main course remains unchanged, the british leadership is resisting in every possible way the establishment of a sustainable ceasefire there in gaza. and this is necessary, as was evident during the vote in the security council on the draft humanitarian resolution. the british abstained. and by the way, this is the solution for many here. this is such a sensitive region for britain, how actively is it being discussed in london now? you know, this issue has a very complex historical context, indeed in the past it was part of the colonial possessions of britain, that is, the prerequisites for today’s conflict were laid long ago during the colonial period, when ... sought to appropriate natural resources around the world and, of course, he exploi

share blood with stalin, in tehran he decided to settle in the soviet embassy, ​​refusing churchill’s invitation to stay at the britishgreat russian leader raised the sword to his lips, as it became known later, then it was cut out from newsreels and was not mentioned in the press, at the moment of handing over the sword slipped out of its sheath, and so did the leaders of the powers without 5 minutes the victors, who were discussing the future world order, did not seem to be planning to sheath their weapons for a minute. alim yusupov, results of the week, ntv television company. but here it’s interesting, kisinger went to the front and this was in 1943, right during the tehran conference. according to the rules of political psychology , decision-making is always based on the most acute experience, which caused the most striking positive and negative ones, and kisinger’s mission was reconnaissance, he even received a bronze star for operations to capture the nazis immediately after the war, that is, here is an explanation of what what usa today writes, if you think that trump and biden have a lot of secret papers, jus

i think of british india at the time, when humble english civil servants would go to india on a tour of duty, effectively in the embassy over there, but would come back astonishingly wealthy. where had they got all that money? opportunities for graft abound in organizations like an empire. some of that was public knowledge. the british newspapers -- and payne lived in england until 1774, remember -- the british newspapers were not in the government's pocket like some of them still today. they were often fierce critics of government fraud, waste, and abuse. it is entirely possible that payne was, as a consumer of british newspaper reporting, where of some of that stuff. the fact he uses numbers to get that point across is also not surprising to me. payne had a great head for numbers. he was an excise man, which is a fancy word for tax collector, for several years while he was living in england. that may also have given him some degree of privileged information, although i would not want to over-egg that. when he writes "common sense," as you are probably well aware, the back section of it is full of numbers showing that

embassy. so that they have the opportunity to talk one-on-one. without the participation of churchill, because, uh, they were aware that the britishries came to an agreement, in forty-four they would open a second front on french territory, with less than a year left until victory. natalya leonova, denis ponomarev, konstantin leonov, ilona tikhonov channel one. we ask the attention of passionate football fans, the quarterfinal matches of the russian cup have begun. the results of the first games are in our material. colleagues of channel one sports journalist dmitry terikhov. the playoff stage has started on the rpl route for the russian football cup. the current winner of the cska trophy met away with rostov. the start of the match was left to the hosts; already in the eighth minute they opened the scoring. after iranian mohammad mohibi's cross, kiril nababkin cut the ball into his own goal. the army team leveled the situation shortly before the break. abuzbek faizullaev, who has received a lot of praise lately, crossed from the penalty area and anton struck with a header. the most notable event of the second half was the red car

against british politicians and the political classes with victims who have been told but aren't at this stage being named include a large number of high profile mps from multiple parties. russia's embassynsinuations about cyber attacks on britain's democracy , as there on britain's democracy, as there is no concrete evidence . well, is no concrete evidence. well, i'm joined now by melanie garson, who's a cyber policy lead for the tony blair institute. thanks for joining us, melanie . how seriously us, melanie. how seriously should we be taking these sorts of threats ? we hear about them of threats? we hear about them often times . and more to the often times. and more to the point, what's putin's goal ? point, what's putin's goal? >> thank you . what we should >> thank you. what we should always take these threats seriously and particular one that's been thoroughly investigated is this one. >> this was an announcement in conjunction with the five eyes alliance. >> it is one that actually labuschagne like. this is not done lightly. so they don't level these events. they're very sure of the scale and the scope of the attack. it's led to the russian ambassador being called in to russia an