our trip to america and canada is over. parts of the program , we will discuss the customs of other countries in the form of the ramadan program in the islamic world. preventing pests of products, increasing time food storage and productivity development. this year's grapes are very white and have a very good aroma. alhamdulillah, we have a very good impression of the results achieved by the production of different radiation systems in the agricultural industry. it can be done by irradiating food and agricultural products. it can increase its pest susceptibility and its storage life or its durability, and in this way it can curb and control about 30% of the waste that the country is facing in this area. the production of gamma radiation systems in different capacities by specialists in the nuclear industry will develop a market for farmers we are also a producer of date pulp, most of our products have a shelf life of two to three months, with the help we received from the north west of the country, now our products are bein

canada has granite rocks that are placed in the shield of canada.o the appalachian mountain range in the eastern part and lakes and rivers. the standard of living in canada is one of the highest standards of living in the world, and its population has a diverse composition and consists of different races and minorities, including natives and minorities from south asia, china, and africa. the diverse nature of islamic minorities in america and canada and their belonging to different races and cultures make religious occasions in these two countries very diverse and have a special appeal . daily lifestyle in these countries and work long time causes muslims, especially those who have immigrated to these countries, to observe the traditions related to the holy month of ramadan and to revive the atmosphere of ramadan and its traditions . many families preserve their social and religious customs and implement them in the countries they immigrate to , in order to share the human values ​​of this great month with other groups of society and show the true f

, that plays a lot, a big role that we owe canada. we take further steps to just to implement the values we can suppose of the international law that preaches not just with condemnation sense the statements. and what do you think is going to be the deciding factor in achieving peace in the middle east of justice? that is what could happen. we can say any longer. and these, the press to decide for the video pressure to decide for the press it's, they get to have their own state. if they can't get to have their self determination or their values, you can't build someone's well be on someone else's device. and that's what's happening right now. we can keep all normalizing the dehumanization of the policy and you, people, as it likes this, don't read anything. we will not be the perfect victim, and the world needs to start acting like that to, and, and other a to, to on the responsibilities and, and according one final question for you, if, if i may, according to the mazda, as well as response to the latest guns as these fall proposal was

canada.t a lot the things they're trying lot of the things they're trying to and they've to guard against, and they've got of which got the list of seven, which they about which you they talk about here, which you would obviously want to stop. and the ones of things basically anything induces a child to anything that induces a child to harm of harm themselves or that sort of stuff, videos that sort of stuff, videos on that sort of thing, that foments thing, content that foments hatred. looking hatred. if you're looking at that thing. the question that sort of thing. the question is, do you draw line? is, where do you draw the line? because to have a because you have to have a society we can discuss society where we can discuss things at same time, which things at the same time, which i like t shirt he's like the t shirt that he's wearing. because you're right, it's make it illegal to think. and really big and then we've got a really big problem society. problem in society. >> david, a journal

canada is one of the countries. shadow america and the northern countries of the american continent are considered and it has an area of ​​10 million square kilometers and is considered one of the most advanced industrial countries with tremendous scientific and technological advances. some international sports events are hosted by this country. the country is also known for having various anomalies. canada has granite rocks that are located in the canadian shield, as well as the appalachian mountain range in the eastern part and lakes and rivers. the standard of living in canada is one of the highest standards of living in the world and its population is mixed. it is diverse and of the breed and different minorities are formed, including natives and minorities from south asia, china and africa. the diverse nature of islamic minorities in america and canada and their belonging to different races and cultures causes. religious occasions in these two countries are very diverse and have a special attraction . the daily

canada halts arms exports to israel as the us has already genocided in gaza continues for the 166 day despite global feed to stop the bloodched. and these were the occupation army admits its failure to intercept a missile fired from yemen and it's the vicinity of the southern port of ilod. hello and welcome everybody, it's half past a new and here in the iranian capital tehran, you're watching press tv's world news, our top story for this half hour, the leader of iran's islamic revolution is congratulated the iranian nation on the persian new year and it televised address to the nation. اگر ما بخواهیم جهش تولید داشته باشیم بایستی اقتصاد رو مردمی کنیم باید پای مردم رو به عدسه تولید به نحو محسوصی باز کنیم موانع حضور مردم رو برطرف کنیم در بخش مردمی ظرفیت های بزرگی وجود دارد. که من انشاءالله توضیح خواهم داد در این باره و این ظرفیت ها بایستی فعال بشود باید از اون ها به نفع کشور و به نفع مردم استفاده بشه لذا من به این مناسبت شعار امسال رو این قرار دادم جهش تولید با مشارکت مردم این شعار امساله امیدواریم انشاالله این شعار به بهترین وجهی تحقق پیدا کنه. said the growth and production will solve

salah from canada , i asked the occupying forces. recently, a number of palestinian canadians on behalf of the people of gaza sued the canadian government for continuing to sell weapons to israel. since october 7th, for the first four months of the war, the canadian government has sold nearly 28 million dollars in weapons, and they are actually the speed of export. arms licenses extended by world affairs canada for arms sales to israel. therefore, this complaint was filed. i don't know enough about the power of the legal system to hold the government accountable. but as all courts will refuse to compel the government to stop arms licenses to israel. canada's arms sales to those who violate human rights are completely in line with current laws. but public opinion and political organizations have put pressure on the government to stop the arms license . they also seem to agree not to accept a new license. the canadian government is probably planning to at least slow down the speed of arms licensing to israel . apparently , there are 31

canadÁ rin puso requisitos de visas a los ciudadanos mexicanos en respuesta a una afluencia de refugiadosendremos la reacciÓn. locutor: este es noticiero univisiÓn con jorge ramos y desde eagle pass, texas, ilia calderon. ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ilia: hola, muy buenas tardes. la campaÑa electoral se trasladÓ hoy aquÍ a texas de la mano del presidente joe biden y del expresidente donald trump, quienes vinieron a hablar de sus planes para detener la crisis migratoria, un tema de gran interÉs para los votantes. en lo que va del aÑo fiscal mÁs de 1 millÓn 213.000 personas cruzaron por la frontera sur, casi 489.000 desde texas, muchos de ellos han sido deportados, ademÁs de la visita de biden y trump hay otra noticia desde texas, un juez federal bloqueÓ temporalmente una ley que habÍa sido aprobada recientemente. se trata de la sb4 que criminaliza el cruce de indocumentados, ese es un revÉs para el gobernador greg abbot. tenemos amplia cobertura con regina rodrÍguez aquÍ en eagle pass y tambiÉn con la visita de donald trump, por supuesto y en brownsville estÁ pedro rojas. comenzamos con pedro rojas. pedr

canada had previously paused issuing military export permits to israel, i made the public outcry, but said it was still assessing applications a case-by-case basis, but the issue remained at the heart of controversy, islammakers and rights activists were demanding a complete ban on weapons to israel, a canadian pro-palestine advocacy group has called a parliamentary motion, a small step forward for ending the country's complicity in israel's genocidal war on gaza, canada has witnessed. several mass anti-israel rallies with demonstrators calling on the government to stop supporting the tel aviv regime. well joining us on this edition of the news review we have journalists and commentators that was joining us from the lebanese capital bayrut. also we have palestinian journalist joining us from uh al khalil palestine. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with miss uh al-assad in the lebanese capital beirot, please share with us your thoughts on this recent initiative coming from uh canada and are we seeing uh the public pressure uh finally weighing in on uh some of

canada had previously paused issuing military export permits to israel, i mean the public outcry, butg the country's complicity in israel's genocidal war on gaza, canada has witnessed several mass anti-israel rallies with demonstrators calling on the government to stop supporting the tel aviv regime. we're joining us on this edition of the news review, we have journalists and commentator was joining us from the lebanese capital bay route, also we have palestinian. palestine, welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off with miss al-asad in the lebanese capital beirot, please share with us your thoughts on this recent initiative coming from uh canada and are we seeing uh the public pressure uh finally weighing in on some of these countries that are supporting israel? i don't think that it's enough uh because you know that the was... austrian government are able to pressure design colonial regime to stop this genocidal war crime that is being committed against the palestinian people, and this again showed that those hypocritical governments are taking part and they are com

the government of canada said of the court. the international court of justice supports it, but in connection with the south african case, the canadian government has taken measures against it and basically tried to undermine the investigation of divanullah. they did not even say that israel is bound to implement the court ruling. that is after the court announced that there is a possibility of assassination. until this government he pressured the international criminal court not to investigate israel's war crimes and this. it goes back to 4 years ago. also, before the south african case, the canadian government had already put pressure on the international court of justice not to investigate the question of whether settlement building in the west bank violates international laws. however, the canadian government says it is committed to both courts to investigate israel's actions. but i doubt that they take this matter seriously. holocaust as we are seeing it. that israel is committing in gaza in a way that is beyond imaginatio

canada? too risky. how about, paradise? >> mauritius.pers homeland of somalia, this island gem with its pristine beaches, crystal clear water, beautiful mountain of this it is, and luxury resorts. ak convince the kidnappers that he would serve as his book agent and invited adam here to talk about the project. adam lives in mogadishu, in a really difficult place to live. and you're bringing him to a place where europeans come on vacation? >> i think what it did to do though was it solidified my status as an international business person. somebody who have the needs to get him what he wanted, which was essentially a contract. >> adam took that bait. here he is in mauritius, with ak. >> did you ever get nervous that adam was figured out we were? >> i did initially then we were walking around the resort and he turned to me and he said, what did you think of me? that's how i buttered him up a bit. i said you're english was great. you've come a long way such from some humble beginnings. and i turned it back on him and said, what did you think

canada has witnessed several mass anti-israel rallies with demonstrators calling on the government to. welcome to the program to the both of you. let's start off. uh with miss uh al-assad in the lebanese capital beirot. please share with us your thoughts on this recent initiative coming from uh canada and are we seeing uh the public pressure uh finally weighing in on uh some of these countries that are supporting israel? i don't think that it's enough uh because you know that the western governments are able to pressure design colonial regime to stop this genoc. sucidal war crime that is being committed against the palestinian people, and this again show that those hypocritical governments are taking part and they are complicit in this in these crimes and atrocities, henous atrocities that are being held against the palestinian people, especially against the children and the... women and the journalists in palestine, especially in the gaza strip, so i don't take it as a positive, as a positive move, because at the end of the day this can be also consider that is is a movement just to

canada's house of commons approved the halton weapon sales to israel on monday following heated debate. the european union states that netanyahu is using deliberate starvation of children in gaza as a weapon of war. human rights groups has spoken out against targeting of journalists, civilians, hospitals, aid workers, and the un has called out for canada for complicity in this, because we provide the military weapons to israel. last night, parliament called for an end to military aid to netanyahu's government, and yet numerous military supply deals are still in the works, so will the minister respect parliament and tell us whether or not deals like the guns from colt and kitchener and armed vehicles from richelle and brampton will be sent to israel, yes. or no, canada had previously paused issuing military export permits to israel, i mean the public outcry, but said it was still assessing applications a case-by-case basis, but the issue remained at the heart of controversy, islammakers and rights activists were demanding a complete ban on weapons to israel, a canadian pro-palestine adv

you ended up in canada, you probably never thought that you would be a refugee, i am not a refugee, noam not a refugee in any way, i am temporarily under temporary protection, this is not a refugee, these are completely different things , because refugees get subsidies, refugees get funding, and those who are protected, they don't. they will only get the right to work, that's all, so please don't confuse those things, it is clear, well, but surely you did not imagine that you would have to leave ukraine with your children and find yourself abroad, you did not imagine that you would have to do this with your children, with your grandson, who was five weeks old when it all started to go, i understand that many women did not imagine, and i now observe, unhappy women with a completely blank look, why, because they cannot change anything yet, to take children to cities that are destroyed, to take them to those, i have meaning kherson, they have nowhere to take them, and you know, it's really, it's hard, it's painful and hard, but everything will be fine. and kherson will be ours, and all th

i expected more from canada as a former permanent resident, um, i'm very disappointed, but i do thinkere near where we should be especially considering the magnitude of the atrocities that are being committed by the israeli occupation uh thanks to sandos alasad journalist and commentator joining us from beirout and thanks to palestinian journalists and me joining us from alkalin, that brings us to an end here on this edition of the news review, but stick around there is playing more to come here on press tv. the president of the european parliament, roberto matzola has traveled to the austrian capital less than three months before the eu elections. she delivered a speech to the university of viena, but students there interrupted her speech by. testing against the eu support for the us israel genocide in gaza. our correspondent reports from viena. 80 days before the european elections on june the 9th, president of the european parliament roberto metzola visits vienna. in addition to discussions with government and parliament representatives, she met with students at the faculty of law

why do you think canada is being attacked?are not pursuing these scammers. have you tried to contact the canadian authorities? did you succeed? i conveyed the information. it seems that this was a special center that collected information about crimes that were committed against canadians from abroad, but they never answered me. although, where to look for scammers is good it is known that there is an office on taras shevchenko boulevard in the very center of kiev, and this is just one of hundreds of call centers throughout ukraine. in each, dozens of scammers deceive people around the world every day. the ukrainian police sometimes conduct demonstration raids, but it’s like a hydra, they cut off one head, 10 more grow. and here’s why. these call centers are formally controlled and managed by criminal elements, mainly from dnepropetrovsk, and they are certainly supervised by the ukrainian special services, without their, so to speak, protection, running such a business in it would be impossible for ukraine, but the authorities

canada's maple s ru to do that. canada's maple syruo reserve _ to do that.anada's maple syrup reserve has reached| to do that. canada's maple| syrup reserve has reached a to do that. canada's maple - syrup reserve has reached a 16 year low raising questions about the future of the global staple. experts link the rising demand and warmer weather which has disrupted production. they say this will not affect the availability or price of maple syrup to consumers at least for now. let's take a quick look at the markets for them if we turn to wall street, stocks retreated monday as the market rally showed signs of fatigue and tech heavyweights face a stepped up regulatory scrutiny in europe the dowjones industrial average fell by .4% on the s&p 500 and the nasdaq index and drop by a .3% for the major indices surged into french records last week after the federal reserve signal it still expects interest rate cuts in 2024. will be keeping an eye on major markets as well. more for you in the next hour. bye for now. hey, i'm julia with the catch up tonight. a festival

don't even connect to the bottom of their mouth i stay canada as much as possible just a message isar as day will allow whatever we want shut up about it if you talk about it or complain about will punish you because we can't fix the problem and we don't want to fix the problem so we break a few eggs it's like the lottery and hopefully you're not one of the eggs because if it happens cooperate because we don't do the paperwork if someone breaks into your house to steal car and there's a woman their fairness day for a little more the idea that your home is not even save your best defence is not fight to the and not scream and hope the neighbours comments give them the keys because if i went in to someone's house and they gave me whatever i wanted is a good chance i come back and i keep going back how you got a new car okay boss also on the porch with you to get home would you get barbecue sounds good all go that house you give me sum sour cream, chino will just get it myself that's what it is turned into its their problem that we see it here canada wants to that i don't [ bleep ] can

mala who joins us from canada in ontario, doctor, wonderful to see you again, any update you can give us, the the air is full of rumors that israel's friend justin trudo might be in his last days, yes habib george, i'm talking of all this friend, just talk of yourself, you it's a spirit by, you useful spirit, whether for you or for many others, and let me take the opportunity to say salam and greeting to dear sister dr. marwa and sakina and de friend and comrad fr. you know, in this segment so far, there are so many themes could be discussed at length and which we haven't come across and discussed yet, but let me start from canada, as you know, canada... might be out, but you know the question who will be in is more important, because if it is the conservative then you'll be talking about a zionist government in canada, and that you know takes me to the point, george, can you tell me where on this globe the uk was not and has not been complicit, can we name any continent where the uk or the you know great britain has not been complicit in genocide and crimes, if there is... justice on

and this is us, france, canada, and brazil, the core group. and so for lead to have the same people be part of the solution or to be deciding what happened state to haiti, what to, to make a decision about what the solution is to me is absolutely unacceptable. and for people to say here, spend here to say what the international needs to come tell petty when they're the ones that started the part is like having an arsonist come in and ask them to sing awesome. just to put out the fire. it's unacceptable that does it make a difference to that? you know, a couple of weeks ago, it was a prime minister henri himself, along with canyon president william rudo, who signed an agreement to get to union police officers. if i'm going to say we have no legitimacy, he has, he does, you know, according to the constitution, he's not even supposed to be signing any agreement. he was not supposed to ask for anything he was imposed on us. there is no legitimate person to actually make these decisions to have foreign forces coming in. if you have a form force com

, as you know, canada might be out, but the question who will be in is more important, because if it is the conservative then you'll be talking about a zionist government in canada, and that you takes me to the point, george, can you tell me where on this globe the uk was not and has not been complicit, can we name any continent where the uk or the great britain has not been complicit in genocide and crimes. if there is a justice on this word, so most leaders throughout the the the centuries of the uk and western entities should be rotten in jail, you work very hard against the the genocide of iraqi people, and you were accused, and what this led to, the lies of tony blair and george bosh. led to more than one million iraqi dead, you know, you want to take any other part of the world and you will see literally, literally, the rulers of the bridge, you know, throughout many centuries, their hands is socking with the blood of people from all over, from the philippine, to australia, to canada, look at the map, australia and canada, they are at the total different ends of. war and what t

and then that began more than month long journey to canada. they were captured for reasons in native american culture. there was something called a morning war. muir nanji or the idea was that captives could replace people from the tribe who had been killed or died, especially prized, were younger, younger children who could be adapted into native culture, taught the language, taught the ways young women were, especially prizes captives because they could marry into the tribes and then even have children with with members of the tribe so people were killed in that meadows fight. 41 were killed or smothered in the town with fires and hundred 12 were captive. the captives included half of them were under age 1840 of the captives were not yet 12 years old, and the march took about a month. and reverend wife eunice was slain. one day after the march, she was killed by tomahawk after she fell into a river and really couldn't walk much more. 19 captives were slain in the march. well, prize captive was reverend william. a seven year old daughter of e

our trip to america and canada is over. in the next parts of the program , we will discuss the customs of other countries in the form of the ramadan program in the islamic world. greetings, politeness and respect, congratulations on the new year, as well as a wish for acceptance of obedience and worship in the holy month of ramadan . they are agriculture, mr. peymanpak , welcome. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings to you and the respected viewers. in the past year, some items in the basic goods market experienced stability in terms of price, some of them fluctuated in price. because of some problems in at the end of 1401 , a series of inconsistencies had arisen in the area of ​​currency, in other words , there had been inconsistencies for payment. the importers were able to supply the product on time, and this definitely caused the turbulence in some product groups, but with good planning, we can almost say that we entered the program in the second season of the year, that is,

we are basically led by the united states friends in canada. but i want to say another thing and that is important. a 6 they 5 percent of it says population is under 24 years old and on till we decide to invest in them, they invest in their health, in their education, in their job training and they are developed. but in providing infrastructure, you will be, we creating this vicious cycle of games, gangs, games, that doesn't mean the will not be games because you have games in chicago. you have the new york you have in their lives, you will have them to want to. but what it means is you're investing in the develop, but to induce the massive and the quality that exist in the hate there to many people here, we may have to provide them with jobs. we need to provide them with housing, or that will have to be the last what i would thank you all for a very, very spirited conversation. monique jemima, renata, thanks so much for joining me. is everybody that is our show upfront. we'll be back next. the on counting the cost nuclear pallet is back in the

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and the us, france, canada cannot keep acting the way that they've been out the past 20 years when it comes to dealing with haitian people. it's been this acceptable. renate ones. yep. and i mean, i mean, it's understandable that what she's saying that haitians are have the history of interventions that have the fail. and i think that is a very legitimate question. but i think it is also a little bit not a given the situation being as dire as the dice. i price is good. we speak daily with hundreds of patients across both the products and abroad. we visit the country multiple times and without trying to be disrespectful. uh, what we hear from the people in see if there's a nail in the areas that are, you know, under the harassment from the gangs. it's like, it's easy for people who are not in here to say that they don't want. i mean the matter as, as a foreigner to haiti, let me just say i have family that has to leave quite up. okay. and move to the country side. okay. i know i'm a haitian person and i get phone calls that i talk to people. so that's the 1st day the, the, the, the, th

life expectancy in canada is six years longer in canada than in the united states. mr. burnham, your company spent over $12 billion on stock buybacks in 2022. given that reality, can you tell caroline why you can't lower the price of eloquis? >> first, senator. let me say no patient should have to go through the types of choices that the patient you just described go through. it is our commitment to continue to bring down the price of medicines in the u.s. and i would love the opportunity tongthrough. it is our commitment to continue to bring down the price of medicines in the u.s. and i would love the opportunity to bring down the price in the u.s. our net prices, what we are compensated have actually the last five years declined. at that same time, the list prices have increased. why is that? because the complexity of the system and the billions of dollars in rebates that we have provided to inter immediate arearies that unfortunately do not go to lowering the price of medicines like the patient you just described. >> again, i apologize. i want to get briefly to johns