russian cities and is in dialogue with the countries of central asia about entering this market.nalysis has already begun to be carried out in million-plus cities, and then we will go lower, lower, less, less, that is, we are now already planning to open in large cities in the near future, and then further, but we are also now considering central asia, that is where rolf is expanding internationally and of course we are also with the arab countries consider. to make it more convenient, this is what it is needed for, to develop infrastructure. rolf plans to develop in the field of taxi car rental, as well as engage in the production of bicycles, mopeds and motor vehicles. we are planning to create motorcycles. we will, we are now creating such an infrastructure that we will have atvs, and motorcycles, up to bicycles, mopeds, scooters and ... rolf's new strategy involves significant investments in the development of an ecosystem of services. previously, the company financed its investment projects, including through bond issuance. large-scale plans include an initial public offerin

the establishment was created in 2001 by russia and china to advance their interest in central asia and iran and the grouping is primarily about political and economic cooperation as well as security cooperation on counterterrorism. for pakistan the summit is significant because it is the first big international meeting in as after two years of political turmoil and of course the city is in lockdown primarily because of security threats from myriad terrorist groups as well as from the political supporters of the former prime minister imran khan who has threatened to protest against their government in the presence of foreign visitors in islamabad. presence of foreign visitors in islamabad-— islamabad. and how crucial is pakistan to _ islamabad. and how crucial is pakistan to china's _ islamabad. and how crucial is pakistan to china's larger- pakistan to china�*s larger plans? pakistan to china's larger lans? .," , ., , pakistan to china's larger lans? , . , pakistan to china's larger lans? w , . , plans? pakistanis china's most important _ plans? pakistanis china's most important partne

about the events in central asia in the review by robert frantsev.elcome to asia, the heart of the continent beats here, and we have our finger on the pulse. today in the program is a historic moment. who is trying to blow up the region in their geopolitical interests, who still believes in diplomacy? kazakhstan before the historic elections, will the first nuclear power plant appear in the country, the answer will be given by a national referendum, we will also tell you how oil corporations demand that kazakhstan rewrite the national legislation on protection of nature. interesting fact: in kazakhstan there live five people named atom. the eldest is 66 years old, the youngest is 3 years old, and there are also two atomzhans at once six atombekovs, atom vek and atamtai. but whether there will be a peaceful atom in kazakhstan, the answer will be given by a national referendum on the issue of building the first nuclear power plant on october 6. by the way, the practice of bringing the issue of nuclear energy development to national discussion was used

the organisation was created in 2001 by russia and china to advance their interest in central asia andomic cooperation as well as security cooperation on counterterrorism. for pakistan the summit is significant because it is the first big international meeting in islamabad after two years of political turmoil and of course the city is in lockdown primarily because of security threats from myriad terrorist groups, as well as from the political supporters of the former prime minister imran khan who has minister imran khan who have threatened to protest against their government in the presence of foreign visitors in islamabad. and how crucial is pakistan to china�*s larger plans? pakistanis china�*s most important partner in south asia. china has invested heavily in pakistan and is pakistan�*s major military supply and china�*s guarantee with india as long as there are half a million pakistani troops on indian�*s border it keeps india busy in south asia rather than being able to look towards china, so china considers pakistan very important and of course pakistan considers china a very si

over 20 years of service, he has participated in eight armed conflicts in africa, central asia and the middle east. there , there were mainly ambushes, attacks on our strongholds, here, as it were , specific combat clashes with the enemy, with large, large units of his, therefore, such our serious artillery is used. antoine really likes it, especially here in the kherson region, where after the end of the special operation he would like to settle down together with family. leonid muravyov and andrey potapov, lead the dnieper troop group. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised to respond to iran's attack in an address to the nation, as quote: israel has the right and duty to respond to this attack. as netanyahu emphasized, the day before, the anniversary of the attack is october 7. israel has to defend itself from enemies on seven fronts, and the guardian newspaper, citing sources , has already reported that israel will respond to iran on the anniversary of october 7. in the lebanese direction. the idf announced new strikes on hezbollah headquarters in beirut and the elimina

let's speak to our south caucasus and central asia correspondent, rayhan demytrie.these irregularities. we've heard a briefinu irregularities. we've heard a briefing from _ irregularities. we've heard a briefing from a _ irregularities. we've heard a briefing from a local - irregularities. we've heard a| briefing from a local observer group which combines representatives from more than 30 civil society organisations, and they have deployed 2000 observers two different polling stations across georgia, and they held a briefing a short while ago, listing those irregularities that were documented by the observers, and that includes violence against some of the observers that were representing opposition parties, also several incidents of physical kind of altercations with the journalists, and a number of other irregularities, including ballot stuffing, there was one big case of ballot stuffing, even though the vast majority of voters, they were casting their ballots through electronic machines, more than 90% of the votes, but some precincts still had the old system so t

platform, i invite all domestic and foreign investors throughout the country, the persian gulf, central asiah storm in the southeast of the united states. it reached 120 people. the ministry of internal security has predicted that the death toll of this storm will reach more than 600 people. this storm which covers a large area of ​​america from florida to virginia, it has also caused power cuts for millions of people, destruction of roads and bridges, and flooding. the us emergency management agency announced that hundreds of roads are still closed in south carolina and more than 1,000 people are still in temporary shelters. have been accommodated thank you very much for your support, dear viewers. while saying goodbye, i invite you to watch the news of the field. good night in the name of allah, the merciful. we send greetings and blessings to hazrat muhammad mustafa and his holy family. greetings to you, dear viewers clergymen from all over the country continue to condemn the crimes committed by the zionist regime in the assassination of seyyed al-resistance . it is certain for us that th

we are going white stands. air coming into the region from central asia. at the western borders of russia there have already appeared massifs of clouds of the atmospheric front, followed by cold spreading from the waters of the barents sea. today, frontal cloudiness will continue to swirl in the north and northwest of the russian plain. here in the strip from the arctic to the baltic coast there will be rain, the heaviest in the kaliningrad region. in the rest of the territory the day will be fine in european russia and only here and there over the mountainous regions. kaza may again appear broken massifs of thunderclouds. as a result, on thursday thermometer readings will again enter the climatic framework of the subtropics. at midday in the middle zone up to +20-25, in the south up to +28. at the same time, residents of the north and northwest will experience quite autumnal weather with daytime temperatures of +8-13. in the arctic circle it will be another 4-5° cooler. soon this cold will begin to break through deep into the russian plain. in the meantim

power plant in order to reduce dependence on polluting coal power plants. 20 million kazakhstan in central asiaprovide more electricity to coal-fired power plants it is dependent on stone and electricity imports from russia. until the next part of the news. in the name of god, i offer my greetings to you , dear compatriots, in terms of temperature, i have to tell you that on wednesday, due to the passage of cool northern waves in the northern parts of our country, we expect the temperature to decrease on the southern shores of the khazar sea and the southern slopes of alborz. it will happen in these areas , which will be accompanied by rains . right now that i am at your service, we are witnessing stable, clear and sunny weather in almost most parts of our country, but we expect that gradually during the next hour and early night in the parts of the country. south sistan baluchistan province, the northern areas of the eastern parts of hormozgah province. and the southern parts of kerman province to witness the growth of rains in these areas that the rains will start in these areas due to the pa

cyclone now, spinning on the periphery of the high pressure center pumps very warm air masses from central asiainto its area. as a result. even the day before, the boundary of the zone where the daytime temperature exceeded the twenty-degree mark had already broken through to the south of central russia and a whole series of hot records took place here, but this is only the beginning of the warming, and today the area of ​​truly summer weather will move another 350 km to the north. imagine, on wednesday the prevailing daytime temperature in the central zone will be like in madrid in october, + 20-25. in such a situation. again there will be no heat records, for example, there are very high chances for an update of meteorological statistics in bryansk, orley and kaluga. but such weather will not stay in the center of the russian plain. at the end of the week, rain clouds of a cold atmospheric front will begin to break through to the region. so on saturday this ridge will stretch from the spurs of the northern urals to the upper reaches of the dnieper. the heaviest precipitation is expected in th

and nothing prevented the sun from additionally warming the warm air coming into the region from central asialy at the western borders of russia there were already arrays of clouds atmospheric front, followed by cold weather spreading from the barents sea. today. frontal cloudiness will continue to swirl in the north and northwest of the russian plain, here in the antarctic strip to the baltic coast there will be rain, the heaviest in the kaliningrad region. in the rest of european russia, the day will be fine and only in some places in the mountainous regions of the caucasus may broken massifs of thunderclouds appear again. as a result, on thursday, thermometer readings will again fall within the climatic limits subtropics. at midday in the middle zone up to +20-20. 5, in the south up to +28. at the same time , residents of the north and northwest will experience quite autumnal weather with daytime temperatures of +8-13. in the arctic circle it will be another 4-5° cooler. soon this cold will begin to break through deep into the russian plain. in the meantime , another series of maximum temp

our south caucasus and central asia correspondent rayhan demytrie sent us this update from a pollingheir new parliament, and this parliamentary election has been described as the most consequential for the country's european future. the choice that the voters have is between the incumbent georgian dream party, in powerfor the past 12 years, which has campaigned with the message that this election is about a choice between war and peace, suggesting that a vote for opposition would undermine this country's peace and stability. while the opposition is represented by four pro—western coalitions, and they have accused the incumbent georgian dream of pushing pro—kremlin policies here in georgia. and they're saying that a choice is between georgia's future as part of the european union or with russia. now it's time for a look at today's sport. hello from the bbc sport centre. england have a suffered a chastening nine—wicket defeat in rawalpindi to give a resurgent pakistan a 2—1 series win. yet again it was the hosts's spinners noman ali and sajid khan, who combined to dismiss england for 1

special units are formed from them. migrants, people from central asia, and the preparation and financingthe attack were coordinated via the internet by members of the international terrorist organization banned islamic state, velayat kharasan. this also proves that the kiev the regime has been cooperating with islamist radicals for a long time, using them for its own purposes. one can recall the attack by militants on a column of government troops in northern malia at the end of july of this year. ukrainian officials, in particular the press secretary of the main directorate of intelligence of the defense ministry, yusov, and the ukrainian ambassador to senegal, pivovarov, directly stated that they were providing support in organizing this attack, which caused an immediate rupture of diplomatic relations. it is reported that about 250 joint attacks on russian facilities. ukrainian military with the aim of expanding the capabilities of terrorists through the use of drones. all this is still. another of the many pieces of evidence of the toxic nature of zelensky, his regime, which allows t

and the south-eastern flow. observed on its periphery, will continue to carry air masses from central asia to the northwest an atmospheric front will already break through, followed by which the air from the barents sea area spreads, so in most regions of european russia the coming day will be fine, but here and there over the mountainous regions of the caucasus , scattered massifs of cumulonimbus clouds may again appear, and the most... nasty weather awaits residents of the north and northwest of the region, here in the strip from the arctic to the baltic coast, ridges of rain clouds of the atmospheric front will stretch, for example, in st. petersburg due to rain, in the coming days the thermometers will not be able to rise above +10, it is a little cooler than the climate of early october, and already from saturday the clouds over the neva will disperse the air will be able to warm up to +13, which is already... 2° above normal in moscow on thursday it is sunny and abnormally warm, after midday +21, but already from friday rain clouds will begin to appear over the capital, so the influx

our south caucasus and central asia correspondent rayhan demytrie.quential for the country's european future. the choice that the voters have is between the incumbent georgian dream party, in powerfor the past 12 years, which has campaigned with the message that this election is about a choice between war and peace, suggesting that a vote for opposition would undermine this country's peace and stability. while the opposition is represented by four pro—western coalitions, and they have accused the incumbent georgian dream of pushing pro—kremlin policies here in georgia. and they're saying that a choice is between georgia's future as part of the european union or with russia. all five of one direction's studio albums have reached the uk's top 40 list, as fans mourn the death of former member liam payne. the 31—year—old singer died last week after he fell from a third floor balcony of the casa sur hotel in buenos aires in argentina. ijust want i just want to bring you ijust want to bring you a line of breaking news we are getting from the reuters news a

demolish your civilization. in history and culture via the fanatic groups who were brought from central asian't work, right, right, indeed, and i mean, uh, this is - major issue right now in the muslim world that uh, many countries seem to be going through and facing. i like to welcome my next guest uh to the program out of brazil, bruno becklini, academic and political analyst. thank you so much for being with us. well let me start off with your overall assessment of what is taking place, we see the israeli regime uh just uh getting more and more repressive every day, and as i said in my opening um yesterday we witnessed uh them basically creating havoc in four countries uh from of course occupied palestine to lebanon, the syria and also yemen, your thoughts on this rogue regime and... it is behaving in the way it is at this point in time? this is very delicate situation, i would say first, let's let me tell you something even more delicate, i felt released with the threat of the z enemy army to get into the soul of lebanon because they lost there four times and they lose again. within grou

let's speak to our south caucasus and central asia correspondent, rayhan demytrie. of votes that have been counted? the the number of votes that have been counted?— been counted? the latest, we 'ust been counted? the latest, we just heard _ been counted? the latest, we just heard a — been counted? the latest, we just heard a briefing _ been counted? the latest, we just heard a briefing from - been counted? the latest, we just heard a briefing from the| just heard a briefing from the central election commission, it published preliminary results of saturday's parliamentary election announcing that the governing georgian dream received 52% of the vote, preliminary results, and the combined vote for the opposition stands at less than a0%. there are still more vote counting to be done. it is being done manually as it was reported by the head of the central election commission but this is the picture, for now. earlier today when the polls closed, and exit polls were published by both the pro—government media and the opposition media, both sides were celebrating victory. h

let's dive a little deeper with emirates professor in middle east and central asia study at the australiaespond to an iranian strikes and iran said it would respond to any retaliation from israel. is there a way off this escalation ladder? it there a way off this escalation ladder? . , , ., ., ladder? it all depends on what form is really _ ladder? it all depends on what form is really retaliation - ladder? it all depends on what form is really retaliation will. form is really retaliation will take place and what target it is going to hit. if it decides to head oil platforms is going to hit. if it decides to head oil p standing and he international standing and he is not really in favour of war but at the same time he cannot but at the same time he cannot but to follow the supreme leader and whatever decision he makes. �* ., ,., leader and whatever decision he makes. �* ., ., makes. and what sort of pressure _ makes. and what sort of pressure is _ makes. and what sort of pressure is iran - makes. and what sort of pressure is iran and - makes. and what sort of pressure is iran and its l pr

radio liberty is funded by us congress and has many channels around eastern europe and russia and central asia allow people to receive objective and true news, i suppose, as opposed to the pro—government propaganda that is largely dominant in those kind of countries. and what we've seen here is really apple complying with this demand by the russian government to block a media outlet that it sees as hostile and which it has declared as undesirable in the country, meaning that any kind of cooperation with radio liberty by ordinary russians is illegal. and actually, reporters there have beenjailed in the past. and finally on this week's media show, i wasjoined by the man dubbed the king of reality tv. andy cohen is executive producer of real housewives, the reality tv series that follows the lavish lifestyles of wealthy women in cities including new york, miami and dubai. i thought this was going to be a pleasant meeting, we were going to have a nice little cappuccino and you're going to say, "sorry i behaved..." which shows your own delusion. | you came after me in the house. i was sitting there

cannot disregard our ties with continental europe in america, just as we maintain relations with central asia, russia, the baltic region, all the far east. similarly, while we have a deep rooted history with the arab geography and gulf countries, we also have close relations with africa. as a result, the geography we are in and all thousands of years of history encourage us to create such a diverse partnership architecture. we cannot sever all ties with the tech world and the islamic world, just because we are a nato country bricks and i see on structures that offer us opportunities to develop our economic co operation charge as prime relations with china. i have already brought in major investments, china and electric vehicle john b y g is planning a 1000000000 dollar factory in churches. while it's far country strategy seems to control trade with different economies like brazil and india. however, turkey has moved towards brakes is also seen as a response to western exclusion. it's a membership bid, dating back to 1987 has been stalled for decades. if our economic integration with the europ

and that could be something more 50 is just, i represent the peoples of central asia and they'll just go beyond those live with me. all my questions about what 1st all these things going. i'd like to congratulate on this successful, you know, somebody to try to use it like so with the rest of the people of the worlds. i don't envy you because this is a very responsible position and it also has been submitted to me as you carry. but you can do that quite successfully, but the title, the find a way to say that. so when you see that stuff like that, this is brooks, some of the, the 3 from 35 missions of the world support your position. this was seen as the dentist come here with the summit as all the, all the place, probably some other national organizations and open in cars on which seemed like historical events happening. they have multiple or world is rising. and the substance that floated, they've approached the difficult question. this would have been well and these guys discussed that for the sheer and she'd want that. yeah, this is some excellent different on the bottom, you know,

the sco it's a cross border grouping of countries in central asia focusing on defence and economic issuesiran. it was created as a counter measure to limit western influence and it covers 42% of the world's population. joining me now is sharmila whelan, global macro strategist, westbourne research services. thank you forjoining us today. what exactly from an economic perspective are they going to be talking about? that perspective are they going to be talking about?— be talking about? that is a very good _ be talking about? that is a very good question. - be talking about? that is a very good question. i - be talking about? that is a very good question. i have j be talking about? that is a - very good question. i have been quite measured in releasing the agenda. basically, they are looking for greater integration and strength and cooperation on the economic front and that means investment. as we know, pakistan has invited about a hundred chinese companies and i am sure they are looking to —— other countries are looking to do deals within themselves and in particular, with china. figs do de

cracking down on other transmission hubs, for example last year there was a focus on turkey and central asias areas where goods were being sent to russia, so i think part is the rubies that russia has to spend but another is that they are cracking down -- the west is cracking down on other areas where goods were originally shipped. caroline: these nvidia chips are in dell servers. dell has said, since the sanctions came into place, they have stop shipments to russia. i'm interested in whether this is actually illegal. viktoria: technically, it is not illegal in that india is not bound by u.s. or european sanctions. it is true a chip produced by a company in the u.s., its trade cycle around the world is difficult to track because you have vendors, distributors, all these other companies or people that take part in the trade route, so in terms of legal responsibility it is almost impossible to place that on someone. what could happen is that, which has been happening, is the u.s. could designate a lot of these companies around the world who do participate in trade of these goods. caroline: it

call sign... in 20 years of service, he was a participant in eight armed conflicts in africa, central asia and the middle east. there were mainly ambushes, attacks on our strongholds, here, as it were, specific combat clashes with the enemy with large, large units of his, therefore , our artillery is used, serious, long-range, destructive. having mastered the science of artillery, in his free time, the cuban paratrooper. antoine is studying russian, reading is still more difficult total. he has already fulfilled one dream in russia, he saw snow at the assembly point in tula. there is one more left. my big dream now is to meet the president of the russian federation vladimir putin, i want to shake his hand. pierre antoine really likes russia, especially here in the kherson region, where after the end of the special operation he would like to settle down with his family. leonid muravyov and andrey potapov, lead the dnieper group of troops. in the kursk borderland, another 16 units of ukrainian armored vehicles were destroyed, including a tank and 15 combat armored vehicles. 17 militants surr

after the russians are concerned about what china is doing in central asia. one thing is to try to underscore and encourage and make the point these countries have differing interests. the second thing i would say is you are not going to wean russia from this axis. they are too dependent on the other countries as they pursue their war in ukraine. china is a different matter. if we pursue the right policies in ukraine to set back russia, and the middle east a setback iran, and in asia in order to deter china over taiwan, if we show steadfastness and success there china may decide it's thrown in with a bunch of losers rather than a bunch of winners. china may actually consider and reconsider its investment in this axis and maybe step back a little bit of release to limit the extent to went it has committed to them. there is a case where the right strategy and the right policy in each of those contingencies has an added effect that make it china's attention maybe it might diversify away from this new axis of convenience. sec. rice: one of the things the new pres

more than 80 silver jewelry and 1,800 coins, most of which were minted in the middle east and central asia, here is one half. these are jewelry, including coins that have been turned into jewelry, here is the bottom row - these are arabic coins, eastern coins with snakes, you see, above are byzantine coins of emperor constantine. it was the coins that made it possible to date the treasure to the nearest year. according to archaeologists, it was hidden in the first decades of the city's existence in the mid-seventies of the 10th century. there is under prince vladimir, the future baptizers of rus, this is certainly not a princely treasure, but rather belongs to a prince close to him, perhaps to some warrior, or to some wealthy novgorodian. beads, pendants, a ring, a wedding ring, lunnitsa, all these numerous decorations speak of the prosperity of novgorod at that time, and a silver cross of the scandinavian type makes us take a new look at the history of the adoption of christianity. this find indicates the existence of christians in novgorod, apparently, here or some people, familiar, so t

services, could also have played, yes, well, and we see that today, as it were, interest in the same central asia the united states and the united kingdom, that is, they will try to create problems for us all over the general outline. we asked ordinary americans what they think about pompeo's personality, let's see, being secretary of state today is a very difficult job, no one in the world wants war, except for this country, the united states is at war with itself, there are many good people in this country, but many bad thoughts, too much anger, too much hatred, with three letters in the name: if mike pompeo was pranked by russian pranksters, could you trust him? if they had fooled him, then he must have done a better job, since he was fooled by russian pranksters. do you trust the cia? i'm not a fan of the cia, they've become too politicized and too powerful. do you trust him? no. why? because he was in the donald trump administration. was mike pompeo a good us secretary of state? remember the peace agreement that the administration. do you trust, do i trust him? no, not at all, any person who

the fed, the fact that they started cutting has laid the groundwork for central banks in asia. that's been quite clear. now its the fact that the data is in as weak, which is great for asian equities because then we are not rushing for cuts because of demand destruction in the u.s.. that would hurt because we are playing the recession card. there is still effective how quickly will it -- will they go and how looser does liquidity conditions come through that it helps stimulate some of the broader risk on environments. i still think we are going to get a broader rally. i think it's still there, especially because of the fact the u.s. is holding up. it's not only the u.s. starting to cut rates but it's also globally. the ecb, the boj isn't going anywhere anytime soon. so there's still a lot of ample liquidity in looser financial conditions globally. haslinda: bloomberg mliv strategists. we are getting back to burbank, california where tesla has revealed that robotaxi called cyber cat. we have musk unveiling that robo van at the same event. so, tesla not disappointing with today's

historical grievance that exacerbate disputes over water management decisions, for example in central and south asia, forced displacement and irregular migration is another mounting change, estimates that one hundred 20 million people have been forcibly displaced, the highest number ever recorded. now conflict, violence, poverty, persecution, human rights violations and abuses and climate change related disruptions push people to undertake often dangerous journeys in search of safety and better opportunities. hard to determine the exact number driven from their homes due to the impact of the climate crisis but clearly it is an increasing factor as climate shocks undermine livelihoods and exacerbate existing drivers of displacement. the final threat factor i wanted to highlight is the impact on our operational readiness itself. on our troops and military families and facilities, on our foreign service and embassies in conflicts abroad and the global critical infrastructure that we rely on to preserve and protect us interests. secretary austin recently wrote, quote, climate change fundamentally alters

asia, africa, the middle east and central america. today, diplomats presented their credentials to the head of the belarusian state. the ceremony took place in the palace of independence. our political observer ilona krasutskaya provides details. negotiations with diplomats, regular. always defend our position, based on less, we take the liberty of pursuing an independent policy, internal external, almost all sovereign history. however, international law and justice. alexander lukashenko will say a few words about each of the countries represented by diplomats, including from the point of view of how to move forward in bilateral relations, which projects may be the most promising. diplomats begin their mission in an interesting way. to destabilize the situation, to plunge the country into chaos, we have not allowed and will not allow, you will see this, our people do not need to be agitated for belarus, they understand that they themselves ... and there is, this is belarus, strong, stable, independent, only the belarusian people have

it in the cultural layer, in most of which were minted in the territory of the middle east and central asia the coins that made it possible to date the treasure with accurate to the year. according to archaeologists, it was hidden in the first decades. of the city's existence in the mid-seventies of the 10th century. this is certainly not a princely treasure, but rather belonged to either a person close to the prince, perhaps some warrior, or some wealthy novgorodian. beads, pendants, a ring, a temple ring, ludnitsy, all these numerous decorations speak of the prosperity of novgorod at that time, and a silver cross of the scandinavian type makes one take a new look at the history of the adoption of christianity. this find indicates to exist. for soviet and russian archeology veliky novgorod became a unique source of knowledge about damongol rus, they are constantly replenished. the vozvezhensky treasure confirms that in the early middle ages this city on the way of the izvorya to the greeks was already a trade and cultural center. not only wealthy people lived here, but also educated people

cemetery, with his excavations he laid the foundation for the study of the very first cities of central asiains of ancient samarkand in the afrisiab settlement, he discovered hellenistic art before the muslim period, that is, this is such classical monument of the islamic middle ages, such ornaments, which are on... are on this door, we can see on other monuments, on other architectural monuments of the era of timur and the timurids. these walnut doors, inlaid with bone and tin, guarded the entrance to the mausoleums for centuries. emir, the tomb of tamerlane. the first scientific description of the architectural monument was made under the supervision of veselovsky. he often visited samarkand, at the end of the 19th century, this is the largest market of antiquities. there the archaeologist bought up both the ways of seekers, artifacts. so in a rare assuari - an urn where the bones of the deceased were kept - appeared in the hermitage collection. the lid of such a clay coffin is presented here at this exhibition. it is unique in that it most likely has a portrait resemblance to the deceased

belarus; nine ambassadors begin work, these are representatives of the countries of asia, africa, the middle east, central and south america; the diplomats presented their credentials. is developing into prejudice; they consider their one-sided, outdated perception of the world order to be normal, where there are first-class and second-class people, and if someone does not i agree with their point of view, they are stifling us with sanctions and various restrictions. minsk has been facing such injustice for many years, practically throughout its entire sovereign history. nevertheless, we take courage. independent policy, domestic and foreign, we always defend our position based on international law and justice. belarusian foreign minister maxim razhankov spoke at the general political debate of the 79th session of the un general assembly. the head of the country's foreign policy department openly named the main reasons for the erosion global security system and weakening the role of the un in resolving the most acute conflicts. and problems of humanity. in a conversation with journalists, maxim ryzhenkov

the neighboring countries, as with the persian gulf areas, as well as with the central asian republics, with the rest of asiabring the economy to these meetings. organize itself and be able to provide peace of mind to the people in providing quality income services , we must have our environmental conditions, and considering the decrease in rainfall, there is an opportunity for this program, the program that mr. sohrabi refers to. these opportunities that exist anyway and these capacities that exist inside the country should be used no matter what happens. that thing is reality in connection with the work of our neighbors in the ministry of foreign affairs, we have the foreign economic relations coordination headquarters . the joint commissions belong to each of the ministries of home affairs. our most important and main obstacle is that the institutions with the ministry of foreign affairs still have that serious organization centered on the ministry. foreign work needs to be done, this needs a loan and education , so that we can find this out. you see , in a country like qatar, it is a very small country.

the white house dispatched vice president harris to more than 20 countries across central america europe, africa, and asia. >> she met with more than 150 world leaders. she was put in front of some of the most pressing global challenges but it didn't get much attention back i calm. between news of the republican primaries, donald trump's criminal trials and the hailstorm of criticism of her handling of the southern us border her foreign policy efforts flew under the radar. >> let's look at the munich security conference, for example i don't think it's appreciated by many americans perkins, just how essential her role was at that conference. >> widely seen as a sign of confidence president biden assigned harris to lead the u.s. delegation at the influential munich security conference three years in a row. >> it, was an enormous amount of exposure. it's a big deal, and i probably learn more about global security with three intense days in munich that i can get almost anywhere else i can go harris his first appearance in munich was in february of 2022. >> this is a dynamic situation and will require us to be

of course, in east asia, in the middle east, and in central europe. but their goal fundamentally is the same, which is to bring down what has been an incredible period, a piece of prosperity since the end of the 2nd world war. a system that, that is built on democracy and good governance and the system that that relies on international institutions. now this is a system that was built by the allies after after the end of world war 2. and it's a system that the russia in china and all countries have been invited to join. but instead of of wanting to join, which would include what, joining fully which would include having democratic processes at home they, they prefer an authoritarian type of government and style where really is um, sort of the, the, the, the strongest, survive. and so that's what, that's what they're looking at and they're looking at destroying essentially the system, the international system of cooperation that has been built over the past 80 years . the rules based system. yes. do you see any other countries that could sooner or late