you don't even necessarily have property rights unless we have a strong central government. you see even in that first constitutional convention, the constitution does not mention political parties. it does mention journalists, i'd like to point out, but it doesn't mention political parties. people show up to new york and they do the bill of rights, they are representing their constituencies and their conscience, not political parties. that is a later invention as has been discussed. i'm sure it will come up again. washington is constantly trying to say, look, all of our interesting differences are nothing if we cannot focus on what's unites us rather than what divides us. in that very early debate about the ratification of the constitution we see so many arguments we still see today. a debate about a largely urban vote saying we need a stronger central government to unite the nation to give them certain powers. primarily rural folks saying all of our interesting differences are nothing if we cannot focus on what's unites us rather than what divides us. in that very early de

laura: it also seems to be quite effective at not allowing the central government to take control in n drc. i wonder if that is part of the problem here. the government in contrast that is so far away and it simply doesn't have control over this region. it has imposed a state of siege since may 2021. a state of emergency in effect. and yet it still hasn't brought the situation under control. felix: every kind of [indiscernible] know that many of the problems we have been discussing we have been discussing over the last 20 years really have to do with the witness of congolese institutions, including the central government in the first place. also the local government. the fact remains that you have all of this, m 23 or [indiscernible]. this has been simply incapable of a mac real violence that we know is the prerogative. beyond the monopoly is that the state has just been pretty much at the center and it has involved into [indiscernible] struggles. [indiscernible] has been on the peripheries, not just in the last 20 years, but when i look into academic work, even before. because of thi

it is not the newspapers, which the central government attacked. okay, i mean, all right, have you made this this point before? so let's, let's move on now. you mentioned newspapers i, she's, you would, i think agree that an independent and free press is the hallmark of any more than democracy, right? yep. has india got one right now? i think india has been a phenomenal, a lot of free of breast we have. i personally feel i had been in england recently. i was in england last month and i couldn't access a lot of websites and nobody marries issue in the craig about the freedom of press or not chris being muzzled. i in india has india has a good, a free press. okay. that, that's the thing that's of the answer on i just want to bring in arizona to, to respond to that. now because she's keen to jumping serona, i said, what, what do you make her go? will you ask? yes. is it possible for you to ask? are she that as a journalist? does he not find it probably might be that the prime minister of the bliss, largest democracy, has not been a single best confere

and it also seems to be quite effective as not allowing the central government to take control in easton, d r c. and i wonder felix, if that is part of the problem here, the government in kinshasa is so far away and it simply doesn't have control over this region. it's imposed a state of siege since may 2021, a state of emergency and effect. and yet it still hasn't brought situation under control, phoenix on it ever kind of rushing on at least know that many of the problems you have been discussing now or so. we have been discussing about the geography of the last more than 20, yet have really to do with the witness of congress institution, including the central government in the 1st place. and also the, the local governments kind of unit, public cognition. and in a lower level, the fact of the about the remains, but you have all of these travels and $2300.00 plus groups. that's my plate already talked about. i do, i do do 2 as well. we have the because of, before we do that, created by the, if it was, if it has been simply incapable of exerting that monopoly of violence that we know is

have really to do with the witness of congress institution, including the central government in the 1st place and also the, the local governance kind of unit, public professional and in a lower level. the fact of the matter remains, but you have all of these problems and $2300.00 plus i've got that to my colleague already talked about. i do i do to to as well. we have the, because of, before we do that, created by the fit which is been, has been simply incapable of exerting that monopoly of violence that we know is either is their prerogative of beyond the monopoly of course, is that the step has just been really pretty much obvious center, even before it's quite very kind of wick involved in fact period kind of struggled . 100 much of the, the, the keep was really hot. once you get to the periphery. and they have, in the paraphrase, not only even in the last 20 years, but when i look into academic kind of work that it use in my, onward, it's even been before under the late yes, of the mobile to era. so because of his options, of, of course, that the last week i got faith, you're health

will be tomorrow regarding managers of various levels in ministries and other structures of central governmentd in the regions and in law enforcement system held several meetings related to our international activity regarding the results of rammstein and what we managed to obtain for ukraine. the second meeting regarding the new of the stage of our diplomatic marathon, which was started after my visit to washington, negotiations at various levels with the leaders of partner states, these are the ones we can openly say about, i had more than 30, this marathon gave us the results we really needed, a real strengthening of defense. now we are working on filling february with even more substantive contacts with the leaders, today he addressed the participants of the winter meeting of american business leaders who are members of the national association of chambers of commerce and industry of the states that more than 100,000 entrepreneurs who provide employment for about half of the workforce in america. it is important that americans at all levels know and feel how important and historically nece

explain why we have an active memorandum between the association of cities of ukraine and the central governmenthich provides for the following: the municipal government does not increase the electricity tariff for heat supply, and the central government compensates with financial resources the difference between the low tariff at which these services are currently supplied to the population and the economically justified tariff and my colleague spoke on the air about the fact that the business now de facto buys and consumes uah 14 billion of so-called subvention is provided in the state budget to compensate for the difference in tariffs, and an appropriate methodology was adopted to carry out a commission in the regions that determined the amount of debt, but unfortunately, as of today, none the municipal authorities did not receive a penny as compensation, assuming that we have already received an official letter from the ministry of regions that in the 23rd year we will work, all the difference will be compensated, accordingly, work with the documentation, in no case do not raise tariffs e-e

what he's saying is we cannot have liberty without having strong central government. this is again an incredibly irrelevant subtext for the 24th century especially 2021. the goal was to have her roles and have the recognition of authority, have obedience to the rule of law. you do not just good to have a free-for-all of whatever it is you want to do. as a modern society you are supposed to stop for red lights. we except to preserve more of the liberties, the freedom of more american people. obviously they don't have cars in 1796 when he was writing this. the context is true is part of a free society you have to accept certain limitations. this is sort of irrelevant coming on the fields of the risk of a rebellion which wraps up prior to this address. in which he says there is a constitutionally mandated way in which one can air your grievances. one can speak or redress for the things you don't like, the measures you think are inappropriate. but unless the constitution has changed obedience to the constitution is the true way to being an american. >> let me ask you to a

i want to call him the central government. how can we have so many? did people who marianna sanchez has more from peruse capital? lima protesters clashed with police. some of the protesters will make shift guns and pull these apparently firing with live rounds. most of the people that have been killed apparently, according to the governor of the people that have been shot in the chest and in the head. now, many of the death happened when the protesters were trying to overrun the airport. this have been impact the deadly as day. after a couple of weeks ago. the army opened fire in i have who till that's another region in the south of the country where the military killed in 10 people. then this happened in the area of tune, which is south of the country is the city of the place where the airport is and hundreds of people coming from different places in the region of to know went to to joining the march. because people were very angry at the government, they said that the government is trying to portray the protests as illegitimate presented with presid

if we go, i want to call the central government. how can we have so many? did people? tens of thousands of people have marched to demand the resignation of precedent. dean of a lot of the markets have been looted. rhodes clocked in 25 provinces, are on strike. some of the victims were bystanders hit by stray bullets. i got none of my but he was out walking with friend, lives nearby and they went for a walk. and then as far as we know, a bullet hit him, the government blames former precedent is august the year for the month long unrest years. it won't be as well they, they sent me pope who announced a coup d'etat from the same government palace who is coordinating these demonstrations to seek impunity and to achieve what they did not know how to achieve or we're not allowed to achieve. the answer is in jail. see yourselves did in december after he tried to shut down congress and arrest the prosecutor investigating him for a legit, corruption. with the violin spiraling, some members of parliament say they are unlikely to give the cabinet a vote of confidence on tuesday.

all my other components reach out their large number of teams have be given by the central government to manufacturers for the lots of incentives in order to do it. but it's dying before we can set up the factory units and be able to operate with china. china, well, various reasons you have to be in position because the rest of the was not able to make the life to the extent that they would desire to buy from countries of the work. but as you are aware, india is also exports to china. have also been stagnant, you know, but it's more like agriculture products and boards, chemicals that really petroleum product. so all of these items are growing by going to china. but the trade on the export side to china and ruby stack. dag meant that less than under $1000000000.00. what was behind that trade deficits the neurons and why? why is it? because it increased, doesn't it? last year? yes. so i think the basic reason is because of the situation in china and a large amount of reduction in the manufacturing and business side within china. i believe that he's good. so did the demand for the good

i think some of those responsibilities should come back to central government because the bank of englandg england, as jacob rees—mogg said, has failed pretty abysmally . really, really abysmally. really, really interesting stuff there coming from two sides of the political spectrum and the idea that the bank of england might be almost too independent. i want to get back to this question of strikes. however graham stringer, because do you think that your party leader might have dug into hard here on minimum safety, minimum service levels? these, of course, are laws that exist in spain and italy . in france, we can't they italy. in france, we can't they exist in the united kingdom . in exist in the united kingdom. in one sense, those similar laws do exist in the united kingdom. at the start of the last century , the start of the last century, the start of the last century, the police were banned from having an independent trade union, and we're told they couldn't go on strike. so that body was passed then. but if you want to ask workers to provide a particular level of service in emergenci

executive. furthermore, it has also been mentioned not to be any authorized any just authorize the central government, which we don't know what it would mean to come plus any of the take don't with respect to business and government basically giving a 40 to be id audience to decide don't you know any of the 40 which is regarding government a face can also be brought down. ok says is it just you think we need to move it on, but she's just just briefly respond to that if you would festival. she, i personally feel that much of the level lewis is being done on, on an on existing issue really in the sense that who is being hurt here. if the fig media, who controls the media, who controls the wrong news, which could cause which could cause life to be large families to be destroyed and it bodies seeking advice on the, on the to citizen. so a leader tell us where the news, the minute it is, not the newspapers, which are the central governments attacked. okay, i mean, all right, good. have you made this to this point before? so let's, let's move it all. now you mentioned newspapers i, she's, you would, i thin

he used central government's powers to unlock of the planning problems ., that was problems. regrettably, that was stopped as . we got closer to an stopped as. we got closer to an election that was a nervousness in downing and his plans weren't carried on with business and government and. other lib dems in government. this was the same point which michael gove it was moved from education and an element the radical policy making stall. and yet robert jenrick plans were put forward when the government had a majority of 80 in the house of commons. they were worked through years, consulted with interest groups and the rest of it and they were withdrawn and robert jenrick was moved from his position. and the problem was the algorithm . and i'm not was the algorithm. and i'm not a great of algorithm. this may this context mainly because you can't put in enough information in to get a proper answer out . in to get a proper answer out. it's the same with the modelling for covid and so on. why was that all wrong? it was all wrong because you didn't have enough info

raise awareness even though we gather intelligence as well for that and communicate that to the central government and new act shorts. a thought that are on opposite of the camel core are partly funded by money from the european union. it's an international attempt to improve security here. and in the larger region known as the sa hell, it's counter terrorism that starts at a local level. got the lizzie to him, he had his to rick. now how did units gather intelligence, lemon, us, they spot the threats and been anti terrorism units that get involved in take care of those threats. but on that i'll gaunt sit men, us. their job is to also deepen trust with people, people they know from their own communities. they help them by providing health care to said them, the sequence of t, this woman says she has vertigo, nausea and general fatigue. so that's why i gave her some. i'd been dessert because she could have worms fuzzy on the pot as he thought. this approach combining local knowledge with traditional connections and offering help as well as asking for information. it's proving popular. a few 100 new

if we go, i want to call the central government. how can we have so many? did people? tens of thousands of people have marched to demand the resignation of precedent. dean of a lot of the markets have been looted brought clocked in. 25 provinces are on strike. some of the victims were bystanders hit by stray bullets are coming in of mine, but he was out walking with friend lives nearby and they went for a walk. and then as far as we know, a bullet hit him. ah, the government blames former precedent is august the year for the month long, the unrest years it won't be as well they, they sent me people who announced a crude, a ta from the same golden palace whose unduly, coordinating these mobilizations to seek impunity and to achieve what they didn't know how to achieve or were not allowed to achieve in defense of democracy. also, the answer is in jail. a steel was ousted in december after he tried to shut down congress an arrest. the prosecutor investigating him for a legit corruption with the violin spiraling, some members of parliament say they are unlikely to give the

behavior badly damaged the parties, reputation threatened public security, and the judiciary the central government maintains high standards when it comes to good governance and anti corruption. it was not that i did not know if i knew it, but i did not keep it in my heart. joining us as laura hearth campaign director for safeguard defenders, the human rights organization that sounded the alarm about these forced confessions on television alert. you're about to alert french broadcast authorities that one of the channels off a french satellite service. cctv one that is chinese state media has erred these confessions. how do you think, or what do you expect from french officials in terms of their response? first of all, melissa, thank you so much for having me and paying attention to this issue. as you may know, this will not be our 1st report. let's a complaint to the french broadcasting authorities, the, the official regulator. we already made such a complaint about 2 years ago following to force confessions at the time of miners, which seemed obviously extremely concerning. and that happens right

the central government lost control over the economy and the yeltsin era began with his take sovereignty. as much as you can swallow, he uttered these words and stood nearby at the rallies in ufa, how it all ends up predicting, then no one took both of them, including fragments. chronicles of the early nineties demonstrated people who stood in long lines to say goodbye to the former head of the republic, here are meetings with the presidents of russia many episodes with vladimir putin saying goodbye to russia, people who knew him well said that he showed an example of how politics should be behaved in difficult times such times , as now it is a tireless combatant who served tirelessly. he worked for the good of people all his life, maybe the azerbaijani, as far as we know, devoted not only to the economy, not only to improvement. well, first and foremost. preservation of the interethnic and interfaith world was a very close person for us and the snag is already a huge loss not only for your camp of tatarstan as a whole for our russia he was the prime minister, he gave all his knowledge f

oh. 6 on sunday, they held the latest in a series of protests demanding more central government action. officials say they will be offering dry russian supplies, as well as financial assistance. but some are angry that warnings against widespread construction in the area were ignored for decades. right, in the beginning, when they started, people living in the dead dear living in the zone reaches undiscovered. and it should not have grown like a big city or big town debate has become. for now, the cracks keep getting bigger, forcing more people out of their homes and looking for help. the teen barber al jazeera. ah, i'm under the top stories here now to 0. security forces in brazil, if arrested, around 1500 people involved in the storming of government buildings in the countries capital. right. police have started carrying a can perform a president bill to narrow supporters outside prison is army headquarters. and dozens of buses have been deployed to transport. there's arrested to a regional police headquarters ever seen waving flies through the passes windows focused on says donors h

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>> attention is on the rise between the central government and the province of santa cruz after the detentione governor. the governor from this province. he is right the center of santa cruz or people continue to demand or to demand his released -- continue together to demand his release. he was put in a helicopter and sent to prison. he is there for a trial in at least four months while investigation is undergoing. he is accused of terrorism, being part of what the government is calling a coup that overthrew the palmer president that was -- former president that was forced to flee the country. it happened back in 2019 was not a coup, but was a fraud during the election that has happened back then. what they did, they took the -- to the street, to defend democracy. people have been coming here, ongoing classes every day, cars set on fire, the prosecutor's office, lots of tension with the police. people are calling for more protests. there has been concerns from the international communities, from the international board of human rights, from the united nations is asking the government to guar

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furthermore, it is also mentioned that not just pib, any agency authorized by the central government.s, any takedown with respect to business, it is given authority to pib to take down any reporting. nick: there is plenty more to discuss. ashish, briefly respond to that. ashish: i personally feel that much hullabaloo is being done on this issue in the sense that, who is being hurt here? who controls the fake media? who controls the news which could cause lives to be lost, families to be destroyed? the body is seeking advice only. it is not the newspapers which are the center of the attack. nick: you have made this point before, so let's move it on now. you mentioned newspapers. you would agree that an independent and free press is the hallmark of any modern democracy, right? ashish: yep. nick: has india got one right now? ashish: i think india has been a phenomenal free press. i personally feel -- i have been in england recently. i was in england last month and i could not access a lot of websites, and nobody raised her cry about the freedom of press or no press being muzzled. nick: i

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non-state purposes, president volodymyr zelenskyi said this applies to all officials of the central government other levels of local authorities, as well as law enforcement officers of people's deputies and prosecutors. within a five-day period, the cabinet of ministers must develop such a procedure for the crossing of the border by officials so that the reason could be only a business trip. do you want to rest? now they will rest outside the state service the border to go on vacation because of some other non-state purpose of the officials will no longer be able to 500 million euros, a new tranche of military aid to ukraine has already been approved in the head of european diplomacy, jose borel, told the european union that this will already be the seventh package of aid. in addition, they also agreed to allocate 45 million euros for the training of the ukrainian military in eu countries. according to foreign media, at a meeting of the council of foreign ministers of ukraine, the association also tried to persuade germany to facilitate the transfer of tanks to ukraine. leopard 2 combat leopar

to ukrainians, let's see what zelensky said . border, this applies to all officials of the central government at various other levels of local government, this applies to law enforcement officers, people's elected prosecutors and all those who have to work for they want to rest in the state and in the state. now they will rest outside of the state service, go abroad on vacation for some other non-state purpose, officials will no longer be able to do the five-day period. the cabinet of ministers should develop such a procedure for officials to cross the border so that the only reason could be a real official business trip. there was information that the cabinet of ministers agreed to the dismissal, and again, i have a question for you as a diplomat, as a politician, and these personnel changes and in general uh, the whole structure of this uh, bureaucratic structure that exists, which uh, over the course of a year, actually remained the same as it was before the war, uh, should the ukrainian authorities take certain steps so that, after all, in the conditions of the war, everyone without excep

this applies to all officials of the central government at various other levels of local government . the scope of the civil service, officials will no longer be able to go abroad for vacation for some other non-state purpose, the five-day period of the cabinet of ministers must develop such a procedure for officials to cross the border so that the basis could only be a real business trip well , information appeared that the cabinet of ministers agreed to the dismissal of five heads of the kyiv dnipropetrovsk, zaporizhzhia, sumy, and kherson regional military administrations oleksiy kuleba, who headed the kyiv regional military administration will replace kirill tymoshenko in the office of the president of ukraine, valery, again, i have a question for you, not as a diplomat, but as a politician, these personnel changes and in general er, the entire bureaucratic structure that exists, which er, during the year, actually remained the same as it was before the war, er, should the ukrainian authorities take certain steps so that , after all, in the conditions of the war, everyone without

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yes, there is some money here from central government.ving payments totalling £650. and it's all welcome. you've got to have an interview before you get the vouchers. it's busy, getting busier all the time. in december, they gave out more food parcels than ever. go along. now it's 1:00 at the place. but everyone here knows that this is a sticking plaster, not a long term fix. it is actually simple, not saying never ending benefits. it's about giving people enough to live on so that they can start and make some choices. for dean, the choices are limited. they say your life expectancy is about 45 years. i'm 37. his heart condition is terminal carroll knows so well. and it's like you've lost a lot of weight. he weighs seven and a half stone so carol wants dean to check that he's getting all of the benefits that he can take. so how would you mark your general well—being at the moment? i would say zero. and what conditions is it that you have to say? i have congenital heart disease, i have unstable angina. and the last one is marfan syndrome.