putin 's mercenaries kidnap and kill ukrainian children. the imf predicts the further decline of the worldnomy and the contender for putin's seat, patrushev, what the front pages of the world press write about, further in our international review putin orders russian soldiers to kidnap children in ukraine, the swedish newspaper auton-bladed writes about this, the publication accuses russia of yet another war crime, because putin's mercenaries continue to illegally transport children from the occupied ukrainian territories, our little lisa - american journalists of the new york post talk about the shelling of vinnytsia with enemy missiles, in particular, the article also talks about the victim of russian terrorism, lisa, while the british sander and telegraph writes that the kremlin is purposefully shelling peaceful ukrainians cities, because russia wants to sow fear among ukrainians hundreds of miles from the front line, we do not give birth to children to hide them in basements from russian missiles the first lady of ukraine, olena zelenska, in an interview with the spanish newspaper el c

art crafts factory of christmas decorations, which have world recognition , excursion groups come there every day, and industrial and children 's in nizhny novgorod my back is strelka, the place where the volga merges with the lower oka has noticeably changed for the world cup. 4 years later the capital of the volga region has also become the capital of children's tourism. it is enough to look at those walking along the main street and the embankment to understand the city justifies this status among its guests, many families, with children they are attracted here to local attractions and a comfortable urban environment. i came with my husband. and with a child, we decided not to go to the sea, but decided to travel along the volga to discover new cities. we came from novosibirsk, i can say that traveling with a child and being with a child is comfortable here. you want to go to a playground by the number of playgrounds are in the lead one of the most famous urban recreation areas, although its name is least of all associated with the ancient russian city. nizhny has its own little switzerland - a park of 170 hectares. they cal

and created their own little world here, playrooms for children, office space for parents and a library with computers, a store with free goods, psychological support, even soga has its own laundry and specially released ice cream made in latvia, however with thoughts about ukraine yuriy mamon vladyslav andreev - voice of america when on february 24 russians close approached sumy to prevent the enemy from taking over the place, its residents helped, so the local forge immediately began to manufacture anti-tank hedgehogs , staples for dugouts, to supply sandbags , the owner spent all the materials he had previously purchased for the expansion of the enterprise for the defense of the city, now he is collecting funds for the purchase of cars for the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, so retooling their story of koval from sumy will be told by olena adamenko and mykhailo zayka. this small enterprise in the city of sumy was involved in the production of metal loft furniture for 7 years until on february 24, their customers were hotels and restaurants in ukraine, turkey, france, and england . for the first time, the day of the full-scale invasion of russian t

think so. that in no military academy in the world are soldiers taught to put grenades in a child's bed, or to put them in glasses somewhere, or to change children 'sthey have certain terrorist courses in the russian army, i will take them because this is a mass phenomenon, and if it was a single case, we would understand that it was some kind of initiative by one person, one fool, and one idiot, but this is a systemic phenomenon. that is, they were taught this and they they know how to do and this is the most terrible thing when we say that the world should recognize russia as a terrorist state well, here are the facts that you need more facts when the personnel of the military when the personnel of the special forces of russia makes terrorist mines against the civilian population mr. anatoly i have a little bit of another question, but based on my own experience, i tried three days ago to call explosives technicians to my apartment in irpen to inspect the apartment because they found duct tape and ammunition that did not explode in the apartment building, and it was necessary to carry out the inspection. i called the police, they registered my ap

s. where no one in the world for sex trafficking of children, no ,not cambodia. india, where the number o one girl in homicides, most of shouldn't we be embarrassed? and what aboutut this administration and this congress? i have notot been upi' there, shawn, and you know it over a hundred times since my son adam was murdered. forclose it's never been so disgusting. it's never been so vitrioliceve it's never been so bad. i got to say this because we're out of time. just thank you for what you do. thank you for helping our colleague. and don't ever stop what you're doing and we always want to help you or hannity next week to star yelling with grant pressure. predefine doesn't have this l'état you don't want the white house is aware that a tidal wave is about where's hunter? he's under federal investigation, suspected money laundering, illegal foreign. the story is not over yet. now george clooney is back with a series who is like taking you into this game. they were just having fake filming. doing the corruption is completely ignored because they want to joe biden

wants to be part of the western world, law—abiding democracy, it can't write off children with disabilities. scientists say there is "compelling evidence" that wuhan�*sod and wildlife market was at the centre of the covid—19 outbreak. former president donald trump is back in washington for the first time since leaving office — as he mulls another run for the white house. pope francis celebrates mass in canada, but there's been a mixed response to his apology for the church's role in the abuse of indigenous people. england beat sweden and that women zero semifinal giving them a chance to any first ever major women's tournaments. welcome to world news america on pbs, in the uk and around the globe. we begin tonight with a bbc news investigation in ukraine, which has uncovered the abuse and neglect of disabled people locked away in institutions. the country's at war, but this problem pre dates russia's invasion. human rights groups say ukraine should not be allowed tojoin the eu — until it abolishes a care system which is failing the most vulnerable. the bbc�*s disability news producer, ruth clegg, and bbc correspondent danjohnson have this report. and

world tour. in the ninety-second year, jackson 's children came to the premiere. did not give up on the singer.ons. i don't want to become another person to be canceled, but i'm here and that shows the position i take, yes he was accused, but he was acquitted and there is nothing scandalous in his music leaves neverland on nyusha a serious blow to michael's image of his songs they even started to remove it from the air, but the effect turned out to be a temporary institution, which was filed with the hero of the film, accusing jackson of sexual harassment , the court. klonil and here is 100 million of the seven jackson cage bio on whose platform the film was created and shown, the film was taken care of and so far the process is going in favor of the singer and against this favorable background. nobody wants to miss the opportunity to capitalize on his name. after all , it still brings a lot of money for all 11 years. after his death, jackson remains the highest-paid, deceased celebrity of his fortune over the years. increased by another 2.5 billion dollars these days they also remember another

s the world this weekend. a leading judge has criticised the number of divorce cases heard in court and said their confrontational nature was harming outcomes for both adults and childrenourts in england and wales — estimated that around a fifth of marriages wrongfully ended in court and that it is often seen as the first port of call — when it should be a last resort. earlier i spoke to family mediator, debbie wahle, who explained how children are affected and why divorce rates are so high. far too many cases involving children end up before the courts. and you know the position is very clear for children — children have a right to see so long as it is safe. if there are no safeguarding concerns, really, who better to make decisions for children than the parents themselves? and what role does mediation play? do you find people come to you as a first port of call, or is it something they think let'sjust get to court and get this dealt with sooner rather than later? i mean, mediation is another way of resolving dispute. people can sort things out themselves, which is rarely successful, they can go to solicitors, which of course can be very helpful, i was a solicitor for

s. admitted its intelligence was bad. ah, the attack killed 10 civilians, 7 of them children, ah, everything is a video game now. and we have all the toys in the world, the do it be, you know, what? so does china? so does russia. so it is israel that this, this is the world we've created at least 18 countries currently use weaponized drones. they are controlled remotely without oversight from courts or declarations of war. and sometimes almost entirely without human decision making. autonomous drones search for targets automatically fire and forget drones from at least 4 nations circle over libya, for example, are fighting on the ground below. are mercenaries in militia groups? many of them recruited and paid from abroad. conventional warfare is increasingly being replaced by shadow warfare. ah, nuclear power and north korea, france, it's weapons. but secretly, dictator kim junglin also unleashes his own cyber armies on the west. iran and israel have been waging a shadow war for decades, involving raids, sabotaged missile attacks and assassinations with varying levels of deniability. meanwhile, private mercenary companies are profiting from the tren

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s than had been the case since at least the second world war. that, at a time where we were and continue to have less children. low fertility, lists -- less native born workers coming into the workforce so that our growth of the workforce comes entirely from immigration. that was not foreseen at the time. and congress has not been able to tackle that issue since. as a result, there is a market demand. when your laws do not align with the market, the market will always win. the market and the availability of work in the united states draws people as well as terrible conditions from which people are fleeting. it is always post-poll. border enforcement alone cannot solve that. there needs to be ways to regulate the system, which means legal pathways to come to the u.s., so that there can be limits. limits that are reasonable and aligned with our country. host: let's talk to walter from butler, indiana. walter, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. it is funny. the older you get, the more bizarro world we live in. for years and years in this country, there was a lot of farm help, factor

it 's hard enough for everyone, because indeed we are present, despite what we never knew we all the children were late. forgive all the children of the forty-fifth year. how will the worldh curious and doubly fish curious, notice one thing. look at the real arab civilization. well, in general east. civilization is capable of negotiating, unlike the west, which is not negotiable by definition, but there is no favorite thought that, in fact, the east has always agreed, therefore all agreements are always based on benefit, commerce, the desire to agree to find some kind of conjugation. the west has always entered into all agreements only to clarify when it had to be waited out, well, the treaty of versailles, any other, or as a winner, when he crushed it with his heel, he scored and everything is clear. and the west is not capable of a treaty. it's a big lie talking about negotiability. maybe even dictate the right in my opinion. but you can see history. interesting. if you look. now look at the americans do not have weapons. i'm talking now, maybe all of them are loud enough, sometimes to prove them, when it's enough to put an armaments specialist in one of your own. they

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the first world war, and so states made it a criminal offense for teachers and parents to teach their children german. the case of meyer v. nebraska came to the supreme court in the early 1920's, the family of an instructor challenging this state law. and under the 14th amendment due process clause, in an opinion by justice reynolds, the court said, wait a minute. what is it to be an american? the 14th amendment does not in effect say anything about language instruction. it doesn't say anything about education. but the 14th amendment created a national identity and clearly being an american must involve the ability of a family to decide if they want to teach the children a native language or practice an occupation, illicit a whole series of things that were naturally connected with what it was to be an american citizen. that was the first use of the is 14th amendment to basically say, clearly, if you live in this country, you get a zone of protection to make decisions that the criminal law of states and the federal government cannot intrude upon. a few years later, hard to believe, during massive ku klux klan activity, the state of oregon midit a criminal offense to send your

s than had been the case since at least the second world war. that, at a time where we were and continue to have less children. fertility, lists -- less native born workers coming into the workforce so that our growth of the workforce comes entirely from immigration. that was not foreseen at the time. and congress has not been able to tackle that issue since. as a result, there is a market demand. when your laws do not align with the market, the market will always win. the market and the availability of work in the united states draws people as well as terrible conditions from which people are fleeting. it is always post-poll. border enforcement alone cannot solve that. there needs to be ways to regulate the system, which means legal pathways to come to the u.s., so that there can be limits. limits that are reasonable and aligned with our country. host: let's talk to walter from butler, indiana. walter, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. it is funny. the older you get, the more bizarro world we live in. for years and years in this country, there was a lot of farm help, factory wo

s than had been the case since at least the second world war. that, at a time where we were and continue to have less children.ertility, lists -- less native born workers coming into the workforce so that our growth of the workforce comes entirely from immigration. that was not foreseen at the time. and congress has not been able to tackle that issue since. as a result, there is a market demand. when your laws do not align with the market, the market will always win. the market and the availability of work in the united states draws people as well as terrible conditions from which people are fleeting. it is always post-poll. border enforcement alone cannot solve that. there needs to be ways to regulate the system, which means legal pathways to come to the u.s., so that there can be limits. limits that are reasonable and aligned with our country. host: let's talk to walter from butler, indiana. walter, good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. it is funny. the older you get, the more bizarro world we live in. for years and years in this country, there was a lot of farm help, factory work