since the creation of the civil service in 1883, administrations have established an expected service schedule only five times. these categories are created for positions that require unique hiring or operating rules such as positions of short-term poli political nature or positions in remote areas or instances which there is a critical hiring need. on october 21, 20, then president trump had an executive order unilaterally trying to attempt a new one, schedule f, in the expected service. this executive service, according to a coalition of good government groups -- i got 34 of them endorsing this bill -- could expose federal employees to politically partisan motivated hiring and firing. as drafted by that former president, schedule f would require agency heads to reclassify policy determining, policymaking or policy advocating positions to a newly created schedule f. this action removes the due process rights and civil service protections of employees moved into that schedule. despite president biden's rescinding of schedule f, ax yoes recent -- axios recently said that president trum

there was an attempt by civil service diplomats _ are.japan - are. there was an attempt by civil service diplomats in japan to - are. there was an attempt by civil service diplomats in japan to save service diplomats injapan to save the facts. they made a very good point. faxes the only technology that cannot be hacked. so you can send a document from one side of the world to the other and no one can see it. last words for now, the daily express, tories are on war footing for snap election. it says snap in inverted, is because its next october. what you think of that? j next october. what you think of that? 4' next october. what you think of that? ~ �* , ., ., , that? i think it's going to be a really tough _ that? i think it's going to be a really tough election - that? i think it's going to be a really tough election and - that? i think it's going to be a . really tough election and keeping the red wool together, the red wall that one massive investment in public services against that blue wall down south, there are going to be a lot of

this idea ofjust cutting the civil service — this idea ofjust cutting the civil service it — this idea it is a nice idea, but there is not— service, it is a nice idea, but there is not a huge amount of slack in the _ there is not a huge amount of slack in the civil— there is not a huge amount of slack in the civil service. the size of the state _ in the civil service. the size of the state has grown and it appears to me _ the state has grown and it appears to me that— the state has grown and it appears to me that the voters want a larger state _ to me that the voters want a larger state as— to me that the voters want a larger state as things stand, more government intervention, they want the government to be on their side. so the _ the government to be on their side. so the fact— the government to be on their side. so the fact she is talking about cutting — so the fact she is talking about cutting taxes and public service at the same — cutting taxes and public service at the same time is concerning. having said that, _ the same time is concerning. having said that, you know, she is a n

reforms and how not to lose the balance between the necessary number of civil servants and the balance of the fact that this servicel servants should be available to everyone, well, it cannot be conventionally speaking paid all administrative services are paid, because i know that one of these people also expressed the opinion that it should be given to private companies that will deal with conditional private ones themselves, well, look at the issue of public administration reform and the reduction of the public administration apparatus, these are two completely different tracks and i would never combined it is possible only in some elements if we are talking now about the current state, then the ministry, the central bodies of the executive power have completed self-diagnostics and are at the beginning of a functional examination with what this is due to the fact that it was functional after february 24, after uh, in fact, such a stress test was passed by the entire state administration apparatus. showed that many functions need to be strengthened. in the conditions of martial law, a large part of it is, in princ

uh, the civil service needs these specialists. needs these specialists, but why not come here not to work, and to live. i think it's a great idea, especially since i'll be sending out already huge funds than we've already said. there is also data attracted investments in recent years, following in the twentieth year. all in trillions of rubles. he spoke a little more than five in the twenty-first already six or four. but according to the results of this year , an amount of six trillion and 700 billion rubles is expected. these are the same investments, thanks to which the development of foreign countries as a whole, all together with foreign countries, is developing, but in addition, the growth of chromium production is naturally growing. i remember that, by the way, most of these sites, like those that will be discussed now, they are located just on

senior lieutenant of the civil protection service vitaliy zobko ensign of the civil protection serviced fire ensign oleksandr gulovoi thank you, thank you, thank you and your colleagues of the energy supply of dnipropetrovsk oblast, poltava oblast, sumy oblast, kharkiv oblast and the city of kharkiv managed to restore, but today there were new strikes on the energy facility, new outages kharkiv and we must be aware that the meanness of russian terrorists knows no bounds, they will try to make such a form of terror systemic and on my behalf, the prime minister of ukraine held a change meeting today with the ministry of energy, the ministry of the regions, the ministry of finance, the oil and gas ministry, and a traditional headquarters will be formed for a quick response to all such manifestations of russian terror, funds will also be allocated for the restoration of damaged objects and for assistance to the occupied territories . m² of the territory of ukraine in the east and in the south, the movement of our troops continues. i thank the 57th separate motorized infantry brigade, which

i have a pretty good chance with five children one will go into some sort of civil service. i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul, sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] >> welcome. i'm cheryl davis the director of the san francisco human rights commission and i like to welcome you all to city hall, and i want to give a shout out because i will never remember at the end probably. if i can ask sarah williams and danielle glover and all the other folks who have helped opportunities for all to come up so we can give them a round of applause for their work and support. [applause] who else am i forgetting? terry. (inaudible) where are your terry jones?

i have a pretty good chance with five children one will go into some sort of civil service. i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] >> i try to start every day not looking at my phone by doing something that is grounding. that is usually meditation. i have a gym set up in my garage and that is usually breathing and movement and putting my mind towards something else. surfing is my absolute favorite thing to do. it is the most cleansing thing that i'm able to do. i live near the beach, so whenever i can get out, i do. unfortunately, surfing isn't a daily practice for me but i've been able to get out weekly and it's something that i've been incredibly grateful for. [♪] >> i started working for the city in 2005. at the time my kids were pretty young but i think had started school. i was offered a temporarily position as an analyst to work on some of the programs that were funded through homeland security. i ultimately spent almost five years at the health department coordinating emergency programs. it was something that i re

i have a pretty good chance with five children one will go into some sort of civil service. i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] [crowd noise] [music] as a city we do a lot of parades and celebrations. public work system in the middle of things doing inspections and cleanings and organizing our crews so we are used to creating something it is something we know how to do. >> this is managed by city workers. they are out here doing the jobs to make sure our city looks good in our city time. >> we are also routing for the warriors whether we work. it was thrilling when they won and we had to get to work to plan for the parade and to make sure that everybody in the city everybody that come to the city is safe and taken care of. >> a lot went everwent in 100 hours of planning with the warrior and mayors office and city partners it took a team to make today possible. >> important this the department has the presence seeing the priority and vehicles makes everyone feel safe we value our commute and serve it it is important. >

but all these protect shows only apply to people that walk in the civil service. and most people in nigeria walk for private companies. so a huge percentage of the population is left out. most paid maternity leaves range from 12 weeks to 6 weeks with half a month's salary on no payments at all. statistics show that only one in 5 of all new mothers returned to full time work in the 1st 3 years after maternity leave. many young mothers have to find alternative, like starting a small business, just to help them balance carrying for the 21 and bringing some income for the farm . and you're going to love gives my, at least 3 months of maternity paid leave. because most you're going to walk in the informal 6. how many do i have for my job contract now? you know, many mothers, it just gave my time to benefit to most of them missing work for even a day. i mean, lots of income, some employer support my the out of him and not necessarily entitlement when it comes to man, the law give us at least 4 days. but until you've actually followed the strange idea among many uganda m

i have a pretty good chance with five children one will go into some sort of civil service. i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] >> small business commission meeting on august 22, 20 twoochl the meeting is called to order at 4:32 p.m. in person in city hall room 400 broadcast live on sfgovtv and available to view online or listen to by calling 415-855-0001 >> authorized by california code section twenty-four 953e and the mayor's supplement to the emergency proclamation it is possible some members of the small business commission may attends remote. those members will participate and vote by video. >> small business commission thanks modia

but all of these protections only apply to people that work in the civil service. and most people, the niger we walk for private companies. so a huge percentage of the population is left out more sprayed maternity leave range from 12 weeks to 6 weeks with half a month. salary on no payments are toll statistics show that only one in 5 of all you must as return to food time work in the 1st 3 years. i saw maternity leave. many young mothers have to find all tiny is like stuck in a small business just to help them balance caring for the 21 on bringing some income for the farm. and you're going to love gives my at least 3 months of maternity paid leave. because most you're going to walk in the informal sector. many do not have 4 more job contract. now, many mothers, a chance to get my benefits to most of them missing work for even a day. i mean, lots of income, some employer support my the out of empathy and not necessarily entitlement when it comes to man, the law give us at least 4 days. but until you've actually found the strange idea among many uganda men, beach emp

i am towards the civil service? i am surprised _ towards the civil service?vot out to the country. contest and pivot out to the count . f , , ., contest and pivot out to the count .g , ., ., ,, contest and pivot out to the count .g ,., ., contest and pivot out to the count .g ., , contest and pivot out to the count. ., , . country. ayesha, thank you very much indeed for your— country. ayesha, thank you very much indeed for your time _ country. ayesha, thank you very much indeed for your time and _ country. ayesha, thank you very much indeed for your time and expertise i indeed for your time and expertise this morning. think about liz truss“s a newjob title, she is the prime minister says she has to be across all of those briefs, across all of those departments to a certain extent. there will be big decisions to be made. big also here at the palace of westminster later on behind me. i was looking and watching the sun catching a bit of the tilted elements of the building, a bit of sunshine and a bit of cloud, what does the rest of the day have in store for us?

i have a pretty good chance with five children one will go into some sort of civil service. i hope that happens to continue that legacy. >> i am paul sheriff of san francisco. [ music ] >> this is one place you can always count on to give you what you had before and remind you of what your san francisco history used to be. >> we hear that all the time people bring their kids here and their grandparents brought them here and down the line. >> even though people move away whenever they come back to the city, they make it here. and they tell us that. >> you're going to get something made fresh, made by hand and made with quality products and something that's very, very good. ♪ >> the legacy bars and restaurants was something that was begun by san francisco simply to recognize and draw attention to the establishments. it really provides for san francisco's unique character. ♪ >> and that morphed into a request that we work with the city to develop a legacy business registration. >> i'm michael cirocco and the owner of an area bakery. ♪ the bakery started in 191. my grandfather c

on the internet i came across news that there is at the russian academy of national economy and civil servicenscripts there was an opportunity to turn a hobby into work, i realized that no other work is mine. and i want to go in for sports, help other people find themselves, make their lives better, of course, their body after a course of education in the field of physical education management, eugene got a job in a trampoline center. but in general, he plans to move to moscow and become a trainer in a fitness club it is easy for those who are eligible for the program to get a new specialty, just choose courses and fill out a form on the website or contact the center employment svetlana gordeeva not well, alexander viktorov is defective maxim konovalov vladislav kulachin ntv well, now it's time for the weather forecast in moscow today is a classic autumn. and where is the indian summer we ask evgenia to a non-native wife on european territory. ends and finally comes the usual classic september rainy, but relatively warm details in a few seconds, the main reason. clear from the stomach helps c

. -- palace aids and civil service. it goes on to say in this article that london's metropolitan police has been preparing its biggest yet single deployment of police officers. eclipsing even the 2012 london olympics. and to avoid diplomatic faux pas, u.k. had stationed -- known as the handler to work on getting -- inside. on monday, they will suspend flights to eliminate air flight -- aircraft noise. during a two minute silence at the end of the funeral and turn their engines off. person in charge of coordinating funeral arrangements to mark the end of the second elizabethan age is the third marshall who is the 18th duke of norfolk. it is a position held by the howard family since 1672. the earl marshal is tasked with overseeing state funeral coordination. an annual meeting in the throne room at buckingham palace -- it started off with 20 people. in april it hadin april it hadit line. send your first name. caller: good morning, c-span family. i would like to give mike and golan -- give my condolences. you guys had it o

fault, and so on, is pulled up from the databases of the ministry of internal affairs and other civil servicesmeans that it takes a few minutes to draw up a contract, and errors in filling out are completely excluded. secondly, the security of the transaction is increased. service on public services automatically checks whether restrictions are imposed on the car. whether she is on the wanted list or is or pledged by the bank, if something is wrong with the subject of the transaction, then they immediately know about it and and the buyer thirdly signs the contract you can remotely online it happens. it is useful if, for example, the owner and his car are in different cities. the electronic signature has exactly the same legal force as the usual one on the security paper e allows. uh, if you meet a buyer somewhere down the street in a parking lot, you take his passport. basically, you do not know who is in front of you in public services. you know who this person is, all his data, that is, here is a verified account, it is completely verified, that is, all his passport data are those who is he,

legislation will insulate our civil service against partisan political interference and ensure that no future president can fire government experts and civil servants simply to replace them with their own political loyalists and sycophants. the civil service system was created in the 19th century with the explicit purpose of ending the so-called spoil system and ensuring that federal employees are hired, promoted, and fired based on their qualifications and performance. not their political party connections or the political favors and services that they are willing to render to elected officials. the merit-based federal work force exists to effectively implement federal laws and programs passed by congress and signed into law by the president and translate those laws and programs into concrete results and benefits for the american people. professional civil servants like scientists, engineers, meteorologists, stition, economic researchers, and policy analysts must be able to do their jobs and advise government officials and the public based on empirical methods, facts, and data. not id

uh, the civil service needs these specialists. needs these specialists, but why not come here not to work, and to live. i think it's a great idea, especially since i'll be sending out already huge funds than we've already said. there is also such data, attracted investments in recent years, following in the twentieth year. all trillion rubles, they say, a little more than five in twenty the first is already six or four. but according to the results of this year, an amount of six trillion and 700 billion rubles is expected. these are the very investments thanks to which it develops in general or foreign ones are also in general all together foreign, but in addition, the growth of chromium production is naturally growing. let me remind you that, by the way, most of these sites, which will be discussed now. they are located just on special territories and territories of this free board, vladivostok, that is, where there are preferences, where to build and produce much easier, cheaper and simpler, and according to the data again of mi

laws on the state civil service of the russian federation disability and in connection with motherhood, and in individual personalized accounting in the system of compulsory pension insurance , legislative consolidation of the possibility of suspending the employment contract for the corresponding period will be established by a guarantee by a family member of such employees. in the presence of children under the age of 14 in terms of the prohibition of engaging without their consent in overtime night work, work on weekends and non-working holidays, business trips, a priority right. leaving them at work in case of redundancy, an exception will be established for the period of suspension of the employment contract. when calculating benefits for temporary disability, as well as offsetting the period of voluntary participation of a person in the performance of tasks assigned to the armed forces of the russian federation in the insurance period for assigning a pension and providing information on the suspension of employment contracts to the pension fund , amendments to the government decr

is our journalist who walked through the bomb shelters of lviv together with employees of the civil service for emergency situations, and now we will add mykola dyumin, this is people's honored architect of ukraine, doctor of architecture and professor p. mykola, we welcome you. good afternoon. now they are setting up the connection. well, what we saw on the video are the storage facilities that we understand to be. they were built during the soviet union. during the soviet era, they were preparing for a nuclear war . appropriate training was conducted in schools. i at least conducted such training in schools then. well, i don't remember. there was no such thing in my school and there is no storage now, but uh, all these years we didn't think that there would be a war in us, that russia would attack us because we brothers, we have been playing for how many 70 years, uh, that's it no one was prepared, and those, in principle, must be what they are. well, they were introduced in no condition. no one looked after them. let's be honest, in february , but where are our bomb shelters? mykola dyom

are going to be doing other important pieces of legislation, including trying to make sure the civil service system is respected and not undermined, making sure we have an opportunity to have oversight. we still have the commission on january 6 operating. there are a number of things left to do and we are going to do them. david: you said the continuing resolution, how simple will it be because there are proposals and the so-called permanent reform included, something promised to senator manchin in the inflation reduction act heading through. i know you have something like 70 members of the house on the democratic side who don't like it. rep. hoyer: they liked the bill we passed which was part of apparently an agreement between senator manchin and senator schumer. they are moving forward with that. we think that passing the continuing resolution will be critically important. simple in the respect that it will not be funding permanently the government. we will have to do an omnibus bill probably in december to fully fund the government, but the permitting provision that senator shuman and sen

thank you for your kind words, but believe me, in the civil service there are a lot of not just scientistst people with a brilliant education, there are few people about this, they say, usually we have such a little attitude, well, officials are biased, they say such a word. you probably hear it very different people. all believe, as in life. how is it in your class at a school nearby who lives in the yard and believe me that a huge number of officials with excellent education are decent, educated normal smart people. i really hope it doesn't matter. whichever path you choose, someone will go, maybe to public service. we will be glad to see you there, but fundamental knowledge has not been canceled. this is the main thing that will help, then decide. i wish you good luck and success and thank you for deciding herman well done. good luck to the highest state positions. the chairman of the government leads our country. let's wish him success and our president. thanks friends, hugs. mikhail mishustin met with students of the school named after kolmogorova well, now we have the main facts of t

are still in the sense -- so they came up with this plan of recycling katie this is a federal civil service. some people that wilson off the hook because they say, okay, he was born in 1856 and grew up in the south, what do you expect? but i never was comfortable with that argument because he ran as a really forward thinking progressive in 1912 and people who backed him were -- found the n aa pc, naacp. -- all sorts of raw social reforms having to do with poverty and he thought of himself as one of those guys. when he realized -- he just had to go to bed for a few days afterwards. for a time he saw groups of black leaders to discuss this, and he told one of these groups, this is not going to change until blacks are a major political force, until they have votes. and really that's what happened. thanks to lbj in the voting rights act, that's when the change comes. so, fdr gets off the hook all the time for this. many people don't know that he made the same deals with the south. the new deal, first time i ever did my own income taxes, in the last time ever to, i noticed i was reading every wo

i think the civil service will have a tricky time with her. i think she wants them to deliver.t to slim down, they want more people supporting them. we down, they want more people supporting them.— down, they want more people su--ortin~them. ~ ., ., , down, they want more people su--ortin~them. ., ., , ., supporting them. we have a couple of minutes before _ supporting them. we have a couple of minutes before the _ supporting them. we have a couple of minutes before the end _ supporting them. we have a couple of minutes before the end of— supporting them. we have a couple of minutes before the end of this - supporting them. we have a couple of minutes before the end of this part i minutes before the end of this part of the broadcast, vicki. a final thought for viewersjoining us now, thought for viewers joining us now, getting thought for viewersjoining us now, getting ready for bbc news at 0ne, coming up in a few minutes, where we will have a full recap of what has gone on this morning. in a few sentences, what has happened the day in terms of the change in our political life?

there are plants -- the plans have been discussed behd the scenes, whether it is what officials or civil servicem we will get some announcement. liz truss has had within a week of her becoming prime minister. it seems like there might not need to much longer to wait. russ: i appreciate your help. if you want background on any aspect of this story of liz truss taking over, you can get that on thebc news website. bbc. calm/news -- bbc.com/com. if you're watching on the bbc news channel in u.k., don't go anywhere. we will continue coverage for narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. ♪ ♪ narrator: you're watching pbs. ♪ da-da-da-duh-da-da-da♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-da-da ♪♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: cfo. caregiver. eclipse chaser. a raymo

should officials and civil servants be party members, what is the situation today, the law on the civil service regulating the activities of civil servants , law enforcement officers, they prohibit, uh, many categories, and our citizens, uh, to be members of the party, i will express an idea for reflection. it was born relatively recently, if we introduce the norm that political parties stand on a constructive pro-belarusian one, we will not talk about state pro-popular positions, then, perhaps it is worth thinking about ensuring that all categories of our citizens are members of the party. in this sense, they will not have an irreconcilable contradiction with each other. moreover, the danger is that, for example, ruslan will be a judge when making a decision. well, for example , to lean towards your fellow party member there and will look more loyally at a person who, uh, is close to him within the framework of the ideological program of the party in the event that the party programs as a whole have a common, ideological worldview spiritual and a methodological basis is taken, then , maybe, an

the civil service and some people let wilson off the hook because they say oh, well, he was born in 1856 and grew up in the south. what do you expect? but he i i never was comfortable with that argument because he ran as a as a really forward-thinking progressive in 1912 the people who backed him. work into found the naacp and you know working on racial equality and all kinds of other social reforms having you do. with poverty and he thought of himself as one of those guys so when he realized this bargain he had to make with the south it actually made him physically ill there are a few times where it's discussed in the white house and he just has to go to bed for a few days afterward. um, and he would see for a time. he saw groups of black leaders to discuss this and he he told one of these groups. this is going to change until blacks are a major political force, you know until they have votes and it really that's what happened. you know, thanks to lbj and the voting rights act and civil rights act. that's when the change comes. so fdr gets off the hook all the time for this when people

not relieve himself of responsibility for the mistakes made by those who gathered for the civil memorial serviceachev, the last romantic in big politics, needed a good team. and maybe everything could have been done better. well, of course, in the old system it was impossible to do it in the name of gorbachev, both hope and disappointment are connected. the unprecedented openness of the general secretary, his other natural charms, the time of gorbachev's perestroika for a whole generation of soviet people became a time of hope, gorbachev the first day of sex of the cpsu who began to speak not from a piece of paper, we first saw that general secretaries can think and can speak. this time, secondly, with him. glasnost began in thick magazines. i teach literature. for me it is very important that they started printing texts that had never been printed. we have this and solzhenitsyn this and tvardovsky by right of memory. this is akhmatova's rack, but this is also foreign, russian literature, which was simply cut off from russian literature, to the sounds of a military band, a coffin is carried out

as a result, the us ambassador to russia came to the civil memorial service without an information traild his mikhail gorbachev and was buried at the novodevichy cemetery, as the last general secretary and the only president of the country of the soviets wanted next to his wife flight. and gorbachev, the first soviet lady, who conquered the world with her charm, passed away in 1999. now they will find peace together alex prokin yevgeny turchak denis shuisky ntv television vladimir putin and recep tayyip erdogan had a telephone conversation at the beginning of the conversation the turkish leader expressed his condolences over the death of mikhail gorbachev on the subject of the head of state discussed issues of cooperation in the context of the agreement reached, sochi on august 5, also during the conversation was the situation in ukraine was touched upon. erdogan noted the constructive role of russia in organizing the mission of the magathen zaporozhye. npp, meanwhile , the authorities of the zaporozhye region reported about a new attempt by ukrainian paratroopers to land in the area of

wanted to be a sailor, later he graduated from the presidential academy of national economy and civil servicenko brought him into big politics. compatriot borys nimtsov from nimtsov speaks. and to you , kiriyenko, here he is, there he is, in a white black hat, in a white finger ring, democratic forces came to power on this plan the fascists of the command zadym vlast my kryenko managed to join the communist party of the ussr in the last years of its existence, which dmytro medveev, who is also predicted to be the successor of putin, membership in the party allowed both to organize business under the party roof and receive unheard-of profits by soviet standards. on december 29, 1988, the commercial innovation bank of scientific and technical progress already had five million rubles of authorized capital in gorky , now nizhny novgorod. in the 1990s, nimtsov and kyrychenko ran for city deputies. sambori was a businessman and he respected people who thought money very well. nemtsov said about him that you are kirilenko brains are like a computer that everything means like a cold but good and fast

i think she's got bold as she has elevated to forward and secretary that relationship with the civil service. it's perhaps not as good as when she 1st starts and she will have to look at going forward. but i feel like it's been part of her long term for a while and she managed to navigate her way. there were many others who failed. she's close. devoris johnson, she's been unfailingly loyal to boris johnson. she wasn't involved directly in the crew to unseat him. she's been compared indeed somewhat devoris johnson, a figure of the right of the party. sometimes accused of being a little bit booster ish like forest johnson. is she the boris johnson, continuity canada, or can she her own road? well, this is really the big difference. we campaign a company and i think when you come painting in the leadership, your audience is very small. 150000 people say that we know us to quite supportive up for a strong and she will have calculated that she needs to appeal to the people to get what she wants from them, which is the votes. now the switch and you're appealing to the general public to a millions

. >> it is no use having a civil service that nnot preserve its own secrets against the world. british government has no option other than to connue this action, even after adverse judgment in australia. >> the concorde across the atlantic, faster than any airplane ever before, breaking the record by six mines. ♪ anchor: this is "outside source" from the bbc news room. four occupied regions of ukraine have called a vote this week on joining russia, prompting international conmnation. among the leaders gatd in europe for the u.n. general assembly, liz ru is -- truss is looking to make the most of her first foreign visit as prime minister. she will use her speech to rally suort for ukraine. as she prepared to fly to new york, she said ukraine's victories in recent weeks have been inspirational and she pledged to spend about 2.3 billion pounds next year on military aid to help ukraine fend off the russian invasion. >> we are backing the ukrainians, and i am determined we do it for the long-haul because we cannot see russia succeed. and we also need to make sure that we are more en

oppose the reform of tokaev called the infamous arman shuraev, notorious for not having been in the civil servicetime. and after a series of scandals , he turned out to be unnecessary to anyone and on the sidelines, and since recently, with his frankly extremist statements, he actively incited hatred against russia and russians living in kazakhstan, additional piquancy of the situation conveys the fact that shiraev made his political statement while in kiev, of course, in the most democratic and independent city in terms of decision-making, and in nur-sultan this week an american air force transport official representative of the kazakh foreign ministry was seen running from the mediars. he asked not to believe the speculations in social networks, but to refer to the official information in the picture is indeed an american military transport aircraft at the capital airport in kazakhstan, as noted by the madiyars everything is within the existing framework practices. all planes that deliver diplomatic mail belong to the us air force, respectively, these are military aircraft, the plane stood for

for almost three years. after his departure, johnsullivan will end his forty-year career in the civil service, according to the department, the official worked for five presidents of the united states of america, in particular in the position of deputy state secretary, as well as in the ministries of justice, defense and commerce, until the arrival of sallion's successor, the duties of chargé d'affaires of the us embassy in moscow will be performed by elizabeth ruth, where the imperialization of the russians, the aggressor state must cease to exist in its current form. said the former commander of the us forces in europe , ben hodges, according to him, moscow's imperialist wars against its neighbors began in georgia, the world must prepare to witness the beginning of the end hodges says to russia, because before the country was not ready for the collapse of the soviet union. therefore, we should not repeat the mistakes of the past. prepared means protected. this thesis is very well understood in volyn, in the region that shares borders with belarus . see further in the story locals in volyn a

it had been sent byjohnson�*s senior civil service adviser, martin reynolds, on the 20th of may 2020 addressed to 100 downing st staff and marked "official, sensitive" the reynolds e—mail said... it wasn't the language sir humphrey would have used. the next day, the prime minister, after weeks of denials that there had been any lockdown parties in number 10, now admitted he had attended the reynolds event to thank his staff. i believed implicitly this was a work event. but mr speaker, with hindsight, i should have sent everyone back inside. i should have found some other way to thank them. it started with reports of boozy parties in downing street during lockdown. the prime minister pretended that he had been assured there were no parties. now it turns out at the parties all along. can't the prime minister see why the british public think he is lying through his teeth? things were going from bad to worse for the prime minister. it was then reported that in april 2021, on the eve of the funeral of the duke of edinburgh, there had been two parties in number 10 that had lasted into the

now it's quite clear civil service to be working on a package of measures that they can present to her when she becomes prime minister . and she promises that with the nation will be told what she's going to by the end of the week. but of course, that's only $1.00 cost of the package because she still wants to do tax cuts. the only way this can be delivered is fine. massive government boring. and the levels look up, or it could be pretty substantial, possibly just the pay for the energy crisis. 100000000000. and if you think about that, to pay for the fellow skated during that course, the country, $70000000000.00. and so what she needs to spend trying to 50 people with crisis is 30000000000 spent on the survey. how does the british public feel about her? because she was voted into the post by some 80000 members of her own party. how does the general public feel about her and her fairly vague approach to all these crises? yeah, the general public is not that warm about her. they think she is somewhat out of touch. and they really don't have much confidence in her ability to deliver in b

but it is interesting that the civil service from emergency situations in second place 82% yesterdayy had a holiday, so we congratulate and thank them and once again there were forestry workers, of course, there was also a rescuer yes well, let's move on to international politics with our guests volodymyr volya, dmytro tuzhanskyi will now join us , volodymyr, what is now the main thing in the focus of the international community ? suspected now all this is becoming uh um already receiving confirmation i have already said many times that i had suspicions that urban knew about the preparation of putin's war against ukraine at least in the summer of 2021 and here are all the conversations of orban's reasoning like what -e he will be with 2,000 to the authorities by the year 2060 and that hungary will become a net taxpayer to the european union and after that the european union will not be needed, it will collapse, i.e. all these things indicate that urban, by the way, he said that the war would be local if the european union had not introduced sanctions against russia. that is, these ar

therefore, in general, uh, civil services are working.f electricity, infrastructure in general, the enemy for 8 years and now, in aimed fire, just destroyed critical infrastructure facilities, as for electricity, sometimes tens of thousands of subscribers were simply left without communication and only thanks to the titanic heroic effort of our power engineers, the situation was restored and, er, powered again by electricity. that is, those settlements that suffered precisely the civilian population, which suffered blows in the armed formations of ukraine, therefore, work. are we doing the right thing, that we listened in particular to your fair remarks and finally began to disassemble the infrastructure of ukraine and then from the other side such squeals went that it was pleasant to listen to. we have discussed it more than once, and this is simply i communicate. well, there is a certain limit. uh, well, which ukraine has already crossed. that is, these are the frameworks that are now forcing the allied forces to act exactly in this way