le pen's national community party, then the popular front coalition, and then mr. macron's party, as a result , we saw in the results that the same order was followed, so because it was already knowing that there is such a situation and 50% plus one vote is very low because of this , they predicted the second term and it is supposed to be next week. the second term will be held on sunday, july 17. ah, so the reason is that the second term of france was so serious from the beginning and the results are important, the quorum is 50%. it will be very difficult for the candidate to achieve the percentages that you said first about 34, 29, 21, which respectively, the right wing, the left wing and the ruling wing led by macron, i mean the number of seats. is it that people above 50% were able to vote , is it divided between these percentages or not? for example, it was total votes. yes, yes, the first one . yes, yes. for example, in the city of peducelle in the north of france, mrs. marine le pen became her representative from there, and now that it has been announced, app

renaissance party lost the competition in the european parliament elections to the right-wing national community party with a significant margin . the french president decided to hold early elections with the aim of restoring political power slow it is possible that emanuel maknoun accepting a prime minister from the opposition party will be forced. the minister of internal security of the zionist regime called for killing palestinian prisoners and shooting them. according to the zionist newspaper yediod aharonot, itamar ben gower said in this week's meeting of the zionist regime's cabinet: palestinian civilians should be shot even if they have a white flag. because there are many of them and there is no place for all of them to be detained. recently, the mizan palestinian human rights center reported on the plight of 3,000 palestinian prisoners in the gaza strip, who have been imprisoned since the attack on the area. the occupiers are in prison and their communication with the outside world is cut off. earlier , the european mediterranean center for human rights revealed that palestinian detainees, i

the national community party, led by marine le pen and jourdan berdella, is far ahead of the other contenders in the polls. is. they won the european parliament elections 3 weeks ago. macron's renaissance party lost the competition in the european parliament elections to the right-wing national community party with a significant margin. in order to restore political power, the french president decided to hold early elections. it is possible that emmanuel macron will be forced to accept a prime minister from the opposition party. minister of internal security of the regime the zionists demanded the killing of palestinian prisoners and their execution. according to the zionist newspaper yedi ovd aharonot, itmar ben gower said in this week's meeting of the regime's cabinet: "even if there is a white flag, palestinian civilians should be shot because there are many of them and there is no place to detain them all." recently, the palestinian human rights center has been a member. unfortunately, 3,000 palestinian prisoners in the gaza strip reported that they have been in prison since the invasion

the national community party led by marianne le pen and jourdan berdella by a wide margin surveys fromompetitors before. they won the european parliament elections 3 weeks ago. macron's renaissance party lost the competition in the european parliament elections to the right-wing national community party with a significant margin. kurdish president of france decided to hold early elections with the aim of restoring political power. it is possible that emmanuel macron will be forced to accept a prime minister from the opposition party. several separate attacks in borno state in nigeria left at least 18 dead and 30 injured. director general of the brno state crisis management agency said: these attacks in the hospital wedding. burial took place. there are several women and children among the dead. so far, no group has claimed responsibility for these attacks. since 15 years ago, nigeria has become a place of conflict between extremist groups, as a result of which thousands of people have been killed and millions of others have been displaced. the american police killed a 13-year-old teena

this decision was taken following the european parliament elections, in which the national community party with more than 15 percent of the votes over macron's coalition. party leader we believe that the only way left for macron is to resign in order to get out of the political crisis. hundreds of protesters from germany, austria and france held demonstrations in southwest germany and demanded the closing of the american airbase near the city of ramstein. these protestors, by declaring that the us has fueled regional tensions in recent years , asked the western countries to seek peaceful solutions. to end the conflict between russia and ukraine . ramstein air base is the largest nato air base and us air force base in europe. the power outage caused the cancellation of all flights from the two main terminals of manchester airport in england. it also disrupted the activity and many flights in other terminals faced cancellations and long delays . some passengers stated that the airport's reaction to this incident was slow and caused the chaos . in the arkansas shooting. in america , at least

in sunday 's european parliament elections, the far-right national community party headed by jordan bardella won about 32 votes. the renaissance party affiliated with macron got 15 percent and the socialists got 14 percent of the votes. the french president said that the election results are a disaster for his government that he cannot ignore take french parliamentary elections will be held on august 9 . relief organizations in burkina faso say that after the regime's coup. in 2020 , at least 20,000 people were killed and 2 million displaced due to violence in this country. after a military coup in 2020, burkina faso has been under the rule of a military government. ebrahim taraureh, the commander of the coup plotters in this country, says that his priority is to solve the country's security situation, the economy, and return the country to civilian rule. parent associations are the coaches of schools this summer alongside students and families. general manager of the association parents of education trainers said: teaching skills to students and forming family education classes are among th

the national community party, headed by marine le pen and jourdan berdella , is far ahead of the other competitors in the polls. they won the european parliament elections 3 weeks ago. macron's party called renaissance competed in the european parliament elections with a significant difference to the right-wing national assembly party. the president of france decided to hold early elections with the aim of restoring political power it is possible that emmanuel macron will be forced to accept a prime minister from the opposition party. american police shot and killed a 13-year-old boy. this 13- year-old teenager was killed for carrying a toy gun. after the death of this teenager, police officers from the scene of the accident. they found a fake plastic gun similar to glock 17. the police chief of the city of utica , where the incident took place, said: police officers stopped two teenagers after 10 pm local time, and one of them was holding what appeared to be a gun when he ran away. then one of the police officers shot a bullet at the teenager he hit him in the chest. american police f

by the way, i note that after the official meeting, communication between the parties continued in antting, so to speak teta. but i will probably emphasize that this once again emphasizes that representatives of the csto member countries find understanding and a common language in such a difficult topic as the military-political sphere. here you go. in a busy schedule, we managed to talk with the head of the belarusian delegation, state secretary of the security council of belarus alexander volfovich, but we will talk about this in our evening broadcast in the panorama. violetta sokolovich, ivan mozgo, telenews agency, almaty, kazakhstan. the polish defense minister advocates the use of weapons against migrants. he stated that the soldiers have the right to do this, saying that this course of things is determined by the rules, but they need to be revised. she acted as treger. they wanted to hush up the incident, but now the security forces face up to 3 years in prison. and today our border guards on the belarusian-polish border found five refugees from the middle east, polish security

prophets and imams started from the text of the people as the interpretation of one of the parties and communitiesthat are either compromisers or political workers or some like the tudeh party . being the soviet union or being optimistic about america like the national front , they consider america democratic or even against the king himself if the king reigns. do not rule, the imam messed up this so-called false artificial system , proposed a new method, and it did not have the legitimacy of the so-called acceptability, and exposed the shah that this shah is not a muslim, nor a defender of iran, nor is he seeking independence and authority, but it has independence and respect. from this time on, the imam is actually one step ahead of the shah in dealing with america and the west, and the same is pointed out by the colonial currents in the conversations they are having. the relevance of a so-called appointment with the king will go to the king in the same year in 42, he will tell the king to abandon this program , the clergy is standing to destroy you and you have no way, so if you want to continu

militant muslim movement, republican party , socialist workers party, revolutionary workers party, iranian women's community, national front, iranian people's party, and the freedom movement have started election activities . independent candidates are also announced. sheikh sadegh khalkhali, hojjat al-islam hojjati kermani and timsar madani is one of these people. on the 23rd of bahman, imam khomeini met a group of people at the heart hospital and explained the characteristics of a good representative to the people. imam thanks the hospital staff and also the people . i am extremely grateful to the workers and employees of this hospital. ummm , i would like to thank the respected doctors who treated me with love during this time and nursed me like a child who nurses his old father. may god protect you all and protect the entire nation. imam is still worried about the assembly elections. this is the last step our nation should take this step with the utmost dignity and note that in the previous periods, which was the taghut period, for elections , even though there were no elections , taghut works were done

prophets and the imams, from the text of the people , began to be interpreted as one of the parties and communities that are either compromisers or political workers, or some like the tudeh party, are dependent on the idea that the united the soviets and being, like the national front , are optimistic about america, they consider america democratic, or even against the king himself, if the king reigns and does not rule. the imam messed up this so-called false artificial system, proposed a new method and it did not have the legitimacy of the so-called acceptance, and exposed the king that this king is not a muslim, nor a defender of iran, nor is he looking for independence and authority, but he is destroying our national independence and authority. . from this time on, the imam is actually one step ahead of the shah in dealing with america and the west, and he refers to this in his conversations with the colonial trend. by the way, one of the great scholars of ayatollah ruhollah kamalvand by his relatives who is with the court. being frequent , he makes a so-called appointment with the king, he goes

, only then among familiar faces, and as we understood from the interview that the communication between the two parties was productive, i suggest the studio watch and listen to how it was. alexandrevich, sergei kozhegedovich, how do you assess how the negotiations went? literally 2 minutes, i'll hold you. well, you know, we are unlikely to surprise you. in our assessments, they really went as always, quite fruitfully, we discussed many issues related to the regional security of our union state, discussed issues of military and technical cooperation, to which the secretaries of the security council are certainly directly related, here i can say, we will continue what has been started and... the process of integration of our countries has really raised the bar for a high level of bilateral relations, russia is not only our trade and economic partner, our closest and most faithful strategic ally in matters of security, the heads of state have set the bar and goals for us, tasks for the immediate work, for the near future, so this is the first, let’s say, official meeting in the role of secretary of the se

movement, the republican party, the socialist workers' party, the revolutionary workers' party, the iranian women's communitye national front, the iranian nation party , and the freedom movement started election activities. independent candidates are also announced. sheikh sadiq khalqali, hojjat al-islam hojjati kermani and timsar madani are among these people. on the 23rd of bahman , imam khomeini met a group of people at the heart hospital and discussed the characteristics of a good representative it explains to people. we thank our soldier, khomeini moush, parman imam, the hospital staff and the people. i am extremely grateful to the workers and employees of this hospital and to the respected doctors who treated me with love during this time and nursed me like a child who nurses his old father. may god protect you all and protect the entire nation . imam is still worried about the assembly elections. this is the last step that our nation should take with the utmost merit and take into account that the previous eras that were the taghut period. was. for the election, even though there was no election in th

the segments, final communicate cited all parties must be involved in 12 to achieve lasting. right, that's all the news for now. up next, our port of mates. i trans continental capital, who travelled all the way from europe to tens in the 10s. to get family placing. i'm anthony. how, thanks for watching. i'll be back in 45 minutes with morning. you said the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, irish. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of children to you. have you have a window? of course. yeah, we've got the spots and unexpected side supplies cost about why does that and i think it's like now i'm leave them under the new host.

community block, party of the season. will transform into a car free space filled with activities, music, and much, much more. the family friendly event, hosted by saint anthony foundation and livable city. they host a series of block parties at different locations from now until october. today the event will start at noontime and ends around 5:00. well, seven former northern california chp and police officers are finally at the halfway point of their motorcycle ride from the bay area, all the way up to the arctic ocean. they left the north bay two weeks ago on a 8000 mile round trip epic ride to northern alaska. the ride is a fundraiser for the california association of highway patrolmen, widows and orphans fund to help out families of fallen officers, and this week they hit their goal. they reached the arctic ocean, 14 days of u.s. and canadian highways. they were camping all along the way and outside of a couple of motorcycle issues. the arctic team, they are in great spirits and now making the return trip south back t

charles, i kind of asked you, how is the republican party embracing the gay and lesbian community within the party itself? i don't think many are aware that the largest group that actually rows in demographic in the 2020 election was the homosexual community voting. and the republican for, for donald trump is actually the only demographic that actually grew in 2020 for donald trump. but what is the rest of the r and c, those family, those family relations? how are they in bracing members like yourself that have the family value about family values as your core? i mean, the most important thing about this whole conversations. we just want to be treated the same as anybody else. i don't need a special quire. i don't need a special color or symbol on some flyer. i don't need a month. i don't even need a day. i need to equal opportunity to find 4 jobs. i need the equal opportunity to compete in the marketplace. i see equal opportunity. i don't need it equal outcome . so we're talking about a quality, not equity. and this is something that, again, it was a, you know, we're so thankful for don

this when they are already potentially going to lose support of another very popular community within the democratic party? the muslim community, how does place the farm work within the democrats side? i don't know because i don't i don't, i don't even understand the position that you're to guess the 2 other guys are taking because that's not what i say. that's not what i've been involved in. that's not what the people that i talk to, how they talk about it. costs is politicize, because they wonderful is that they've been politicizing it to you and colleagues, unions that have been politicizing it from the very beginning. and publicize it shouldn't be pull this, this would be a issue that community people are involved in, and that everyone's entitled to. but the, at the hit, the zation of it comes with the people who are the best way to go to dest. you to guess a part of the political vision of it and that's what it do. so that has, that hasn't been my experience and, and i'm not going to, uh, i don't see it is that i think that the police have the police have exactly what it is that they have bought in s

this when they are already potentially going to lose support of another very popular community within the democratic party? the muslim community, how does place performed work within the democrats side? i don't know because i don't i don't, i don't even understand the position that you're to guess the 2 other guys are taking because that's not what i say. that's not what i've been involved in. that's not what the people that i talked to, how they talk about it. costs is politicize, because they wonderful is that they've been religious to have in the you and all these unions have been politicizing it from the very beginning, and publicize it shouldn't be politicized. this would be a issue that community people live up in and that everyone's entitled to. but that's the, should the zation of it comes with the people who are the best way to go to death. go to guess a part of the political evasive? no, but, and that's what it do. so that has, that hasn't been my experience and, and i'm not going to, uh, i don't see it is that uh, i think that the police have the police have exactly what it is that they have bo

community. that is what you're hearing at the highest levels of the democratic party. is a moment i've waited for for very long time it's going to allow us to talk about the underlying challenges facing the broadest swaths of ourur community. let me leave it to that on a hot immigration specifically is affecting aspects that being said to think executive actions will sway voters are mostly both made up their mind already on the issue? >> i disagree with a lot said on this point we agree on some of it i never give them all the credible part of the credit because so go on forever. the thing we've got to talk about is the politics there is no doubt before all the you've never sits or started what would normally start see were all clear i am the democrat in the cowboy hat. [laughter] he is the republican in these girl shoes. [laughter] i am saint norm may go places like let's go hunt and fish and let's go kill something mike i'm onthe democrat were not killing nothing. [laughter] and mike went to george shah has a college education i cannot find germany on a map. [laughter]

of various political groups present a list: the newly established islamic republic party, the militant clergy community, the freedom movement, the national front of iran, the muslim people's party, the people's mojahedin organization, the militant muslim movement and the movement for freedom is one of these parties and groups. 10 candidates are common in the lists of 31 parties and political groups. taleghani, beheshti, mousavi from ardabili, ghafouri, montazeri bani sadr, sahabi, arab, shaibani and mrs. munir gurji. on friday, the 12th of august, the people of our country will go to the polls for the second time after the victory. and it is for this reason that the appearance of the city of tehran has changed once again on every door and wall in every corner and we see posters and placards about the candidates for our parliament . we see the political handshakes. we have invited the members of the central election monitoring association of the tehran province assembly of experts to inform as many of you as possible about the manner and type of election of your representatives. in the name of the execu

it is completely unacceptable for the party community to lose and win the final.there is a negative pressure on sepahan players and their coach . in any case, it was a team that i felt was part of the football team that was playing at the beginning of the season. we are the first-class contenders in football, but in the second half of the season, everything changed for sepahan. it was strange . they would score points against top teams , get three points, go to the bottom of the table, or lose, and this is the strange thing about the sepahan team. it was and this is again, in my opinion , there are special conditions due to the psychological conditions, the travel team is very short, super john , we can witness the match between the presplis of my army. it's not a good day, the coach is gone, the goalkeeper is gone , and this sidekick who has been in the team since yesterday, yes again well, the situation is finally, mr. hossein perspise, all the comings and goings of perspise, thank god , it has been perseporis, now anyone wants to come and anyone wants to go. de

and it said one that we cannot be a party to the joint communicate as some of the participants who refuse to sign and communicate raised questions about the summons process, particularly russia's absence. it was an opportunity for western countries that have been using the conflict and ukraine as a free text to wash tax their cash into making weapons at home that particularly benefit military, industrial, complex profiteers and shareholders. to pretend for the folks at home that they're really just doing it all for peace. representatives of $92.00 countries attended this ukraine peace summit organized price with the officials at the request of ukraine, president bly mirror zalinski. but 12 of them, notably from the global south, refused to sign the summits final declaration, which really didn't have much in it beyond buzz words about ukrainian territorial integrity and meetings. you hanging out again soon and talking about peace again by the way, kosovo, and israel both did sign the declaration. do you think they might not want to go there when it comes to issues of territorial integrity?

but know the communicate also noted that piece, quote requires dialogue between all parties. that's nice. do all parties also include russia? yes, to members of the global community are fighting and you came up with just one of done deliberately flew the other and think that you're actually going to get anywhere besides maybe further up your own back sides. your brain reacted to the final declaration, saying that it was quote, balance, and that all of its positions were taking into account. yeah, balance in the sense that they just acted as to nar, refers all these countries for ukraine's demands. then they merely alluded to the fact that there's a whole other sides of the conflict being russia. yeah, that's super balanced. it's not like russian president vladimir putin didn't literally layout russia is own peace proposal. the day before this summit, which the by administration dismissed out, right? because probably actually hammer a real piece would be tough. probably that's a hard thing to do. and it would also really apply that their big virtue signaling show and switch, a

community. that is what you are hearing at the highest levels of the democratic party. going to allow usrp to about the underlying challenges facing the broad swaths of our community. so the high immigration you thio sway? >> i disagree on a lot of the things but on thi we agree on some of it. i never give them all the credit t of the credit because people go on forever. we the politics. there is no doubt for those of you that haven't seen us we should start where we normally start just so you a cowboy hat. [laughter] he is the republican in these girls shoes. [laughter] i'm just saying that normally when we go places they are like let's go huntingng. i am the democrats we are not killing anything. [laughter] george, the college education and i can't find a germany on map. [laughter] but together, we have a podcast called of theou, thank you for watching and for listening.■ we are recording live today for yourself clapping in the background. [cheering] the release. we don't have to pay. [laughter] >> the politics of this areuniq. republicans will use immigration like th

community. that is what you are hearing at the highest levels of the democratic party. it's a moment that i fought for florida very long time because it's going to allow us to talk about the u challenges facing the broad swaths of our community. so the high immigration affecting us. >> do to things but on this point i think we agree on some of it. i never give them all the credit but i give them part of the because people go on forever. we want to talk about thethere is no doubt for those of you that haven't seen us we should start where we n so you are clear i'm the democrat and aowboy hat. [laughter] he is the republican in these i'm just saying that normally when we go places they like let's go hunting and fishing. i am the democrats we are not killing anything. [laughter] george, the college education and i can't find a germany on a map. ghter] but together, we have a podcast called of the latino vote and for all of you watching and for listening. live today for the podcast so you will hear your self clappingyourself clapping in the background. [applause] [cheering]

was also detached, and seeing how people, for example, can communicate without a topic, that is, sit down at some table, yes, some kind of partynicate, i sat at these parties, ate something, shared something with someone, but never, well, i was like this. elena, but at the same time you got married, i think you have three children, three, well, that is after all, this experience, it still allowed you to arrange your personal life, well , yes, i tried to copy the behavior of other people, women, girls that i liked, sometimes i even could, that is , as if you were not living your own life , yes, that’s how... this is my life, i can talk for hours, you can’t stop me, i have no barriers, i have no complexes, i can talk, talk only here, in life, in life , let’s say with my first husband , and i actually played the wrong image, here we are, we have a marriage along with our meeting, plus a marriage of everything there in general difficulty 3 years, i was what you played. pre-retirement, you're great, you made it, you, you look good, i look in the mirror, what i see in the mirror is not a girl, not because when i communicate with men

parties in northern ireland. we will see from the car �*5 community alliance party tomorrow. —— cross community.ople right across the country and - labour? i've been talking to people right across the country and they i right across the country and they are still really, really struggling with the cost of living. people's weekly bills are still much higher than they were, cost of gas and electricity. their mortgage have been soaring after tories across the economy and business are facing those higher extra costs. i think the message that we're giving doesn't have to be this way. we can change the economy, we can get our economy growing again to put money back into people �*5 pockets and to create the wealth we need. and that we have a plan to change and to grow the economy. that's the absolute number one mission. so we can build the roads and labs and data centres we need and national wealth funds. that's really the race that we want to win. and those labour market reforms. one of the most interesting things we saw today in the inflation figures is still some parts of the economy like services,

it's a great community for both. both parties full families, but $120.00 other families are still in the same situations as the what we call a month ago for 7 months ago. so that was the here is a higher, more whose uncle is being held by gaza by loss in gaza. and by leaks, levine is a journalist based in tel aviv. he says, there's a blame game going on between israel and her mazda over the number of palestinians killed in the area where the hostage rescue took place. well, we're definitely talking about games of people that have been killed. we're not sure about the exact number, but i would assume the complex that we're not talking about specific numbers. the mazda wants to minimize, after all this, uh, successful authoration by these are you the special forces? because after all, you have always said over and over again that the, the is right is, can see their hostages back unless they accept a deal that the to the end of the war. but here we go, as well approve this will the same time that they can do it. then we see that bef

besides , they are the champions of the party community, if they win in the playoffs or a match to advance. if it comes out, he can use the same amount in his budget. another amount is the profit from the sale of the player and asian bonus. this income will be added to the budget. the football federation assumed inflation of 30% and said that every year 30% is added to the previous year's budget. only tima should be in keep in mind that 10% of the public budget should be the cost of the basic team. in league one, but there is no news about this at all. the budget limit for the first division teams is less than 50 billion tomans. the base figure for all teams is 45 billion. for a professional license of 9 billion is added to this number, and a national license has a bonus of four and a half billion, but since none of the azadegan league teams have a professional license, the number of 9 billion does not include any of the teams . it costs 49 billion tomans and it still does not reach 50. the last point is that the clubs from the premier league is relegated to league one. according to the ob

communicator. he's able, in a way i think few politicians and few party leaders, to communicate to voters.es we know about so far standing in the clacton constituency. the bbc news website will have a complete list, once they're all confirmed. and as we cover this election, we want you to be more involved than ever. that's why we have your voice, your vote. what issues really matter to you, what do you really care about, and where do you want us to report from and why? you can scan the qr code on your screen for more details, and there's more on the bbc news website and app. scotland's first minister, john swinney, will face the leaders of scotland's other main parties in a tv debate this evening all members of the scottish parliament will take part in the debate — but westminster mps are not taking part. recent polling has indicated that the snp could lose a swathe of seats in the election, mostly to labour. let's speak to our political correspondent in glasgow, georgia roberts. we are an hour and a half away from this debate, what are we expecting? as you say, the leaders of scotland's b

the fund will communicate, stated that all parties must be involved impulse to achieve lasting piece. there were some of the cranium presidents closing remarks. we, it's a war and we don't, i have time for, for a long war. moving to peace means acting fast. preparations will take months, not yours. so when the action plans for peace already, and when every step is worked out, the past will be open for the 2nd piece assignment and does for ending this war for a judge and lasting peace. we already have congress who indicated the interest to cost the 2nd, the summit and we started talks with them. i am confident that the choice will have truly global significance while correspond, that rosy bird child was out in the summertime. the center assessments of the to day that and so as the helicopters takeoff and leaders make their way back down from this 1st resort, tucked in the mountains, ukraine says these talks were a big success and they were the 1st of their kind at the highest level yet where the 90 countries gathered to talk about peace and ukraine, among them more than 65 heads of sta

clp has hired a full time outreach coordinator who focus on expanding outreach to diverse community parties. the program will continue to implement outreach initiatives to assess the asian and pacific islander and the lgbtq plus communities. that concludes our report. we're happy to answer any questions you may have. commissioners, please, commissioner lum, good morning. i i may have missed it, in order to be eligible for assistance under this program, one must be enrolled in the san francisco health. so to be eligible for the enhanced care management, which is a program of cal aim, those referrals come. that's a program of the san francisco health plan to be. but you do not have to be a member to be enrolled in the community living fund program. we also get regular referrals through intake from the community and snfs and laguna honda, who are not sf health plan members. so it's the criteria is that you meet the imminent risk of institutionalized or transitioning to the community. thank you. commissioner. comments. sure. okay. first, i want to thank both of you for excellent report, in read

coalition or monopoly, referring to the non-cooperation between the islamic republic party and the clerical community fighting with the bani sadr office of the islamic republic party. bani sadr announced in a conversation with pars news agency : if the frauds are large and serious, the elections in tehran or any other area will be invalidated. simultaneous mahdavi acting minister of interior synagogue declares that the violations committed in some areas are not enough to renew the elections. every type of complaint that has been received has been investigated in our election office and in many cases we had to send inspectors to the place twice and if there are any objections, they are accepted. however, of course , your protests should be noted that sometimes the protest and... the violation that is proven after the protest is not to the extent that the election of a constituency is invalidated. unfortunately, sometimes the expectations of protestors and plaintiffs to the extent that they expect too much violation, that is fine if there is a violation in one or two cases, it should not be said that i

leaders shows the international rule of law can be restored, but the summons find will communicate. state of all parties must be involved in talks to achieve lasting bases. ross that wasn't invited and didn't show any interested in attending the document free of funds. that commitment to ukraine's territorial integrity, which is the baton of the bulk of ukrainian children. and coastal control of their separation nuclear power plants to be returned to key. let's take you over to the closing remarks from the summit cold bind's the landscape as we it's a war and we don't have time for, for a long war. moving to abuse means acting fast. preparations will take months, not yours. so when the action plans for peace already, and when every step is worked out, the past will be open for the 2nd piece assignment and does for ending this war for a job and lasting piece. we already have congress who indicated the interest to cost the 2nd piece summit and we started thoughts with them. i am confident that the choice will have truly global significance and the coverage of okay, is it a walk us through the pay summit?

he said the situation that is dia, we are negotiating all of us seeing the humanitarian community with the parties with us, with the news army, with the rocket support forces to have more access tend to bring urgently more food to the people the need. if that is a, becomes more and possible if, if we succeed in these negotiations and in the last few weeks, there's been a little progress. but this has to be accelerated. then we can hope to limits the damages that you'll be talking about. otherwise, i think it's going to happen very quickly. you know, one other factor that is naturally to issues that are so we're saying, but unfortunately it is a sorry to press you. but what do we talk about weeks months? what does he owe? you'll probably likes it could be weeks, it could be weeks. and what i was going to say is that we have an additional obstacle now, which is the rainy season, which in the country with very poor infrastructure mix transport by car, by ruled by truck. very, very difficult in many parts of the country from this is to reduce the number of troops and west and central africa on the pla

community with all while providing civic public e. unfortunately our nation has seen a shift in recent years asrtisanship seeks to hold the political parties d communities across the country. a process that counters the core values of democracy and sanship and latino leaders and can address extreme divisions in the public square. as we demonstrate the o serving constituencies in the american democrac e of you here takes the role and elected appointed officials seriously and we are in some dealing with constituencies and quite frankly, our colleagues those on the same side of the aisle or the opposite side of the aisle. i know together we will get this and represent our constituency the best possible. i'm going to be introducing our two experts this this summer ali and mr. adam brandon. let's give them a round of applause. we are going to have so much fun this morning. this sum professor at the political science and law and the cochair rbuniversity. and the founder and chief executive officer of millions conversations. mr. adam brandon as the he independence center and former president at freedom works. ou have a moment please check out you

at the head of the revolutionary forces are the islamic republic party, the militant clergy communitythe islamic revolution mujahideen organization, which have formed a grand coalition. the so-called national faction centered on the office. coordination of people's cooperation with the president and other groups such as azadi movement is eyeing many seats in the parliament. tudeh party, people's fedayee guerrillas, pikaar organization and people's mojahedin organization also participated in the elections.

do it at all, i need to go fishing, come, go fishing, okay, girls, more one topic for communication between the partieson in the irkutsk region. one of the largest gas basins in the country, the region itself does not use it. energy is provided by hydroelectric power plants, but gas is needed by enterprises. this was also discussed during the visit. belarusians are ready to participate in establishing systems. a separate topic is aircraft construction. ms-21, civil airliner. in the future, the irkutsk specialized plant will provide them first with russian, and then belarusian, azerbaijani, kyrgyzstan and egyptian aircraft fleets. these are the countries that have already stated that they are. interesting and the russian side answered yes in principle. the ships in the workshops are not mock-ups, they will all fly, there is a production schedule, but most importantly, the irkutsk plant needs partners. suppliers of components, our specialists near baranovichi and minsk, are already included in the processes. globally, these are billion-dollar contracts. in the future , we will fly such aircraft, we are n

it's happening because the campaign wants to communion -- continue communications with the full party apparatus and say we are the ones that are driving this right now. they're not letting the narrative out there in the media and across the country since thursday night drive what is going to be going forward with this campaign so it is important again dnc officials, state party officials. we don't believe donors are on this call so that is something to note, as well. it is an internal dnc call so as we get more information, we will go with that but i want to go with what you reported, which is that very quickly into the debate, democrats were expressing their concerns. the talk very quickly turned to biden needing to step aside. there was a prominent operative who said time for an open convention. are you surprised at the alacrity of this, such a quick radical reaction, when this was not being seriously talked about before, or were people waiting for a reason, to be able to say it out loud? >> i think there are some people who are waiting to say it out loud. for those of us that watch

war in the country, they are carrying out their duties, accordingly, there should be communication from both partiesand citizens, too, often cannot afford what they afford. in fact , your last part of your sentence, it gives the answer to this question: communication, that is , how well-constructed is the communication, how well-constructed are the explanations for the citizens, who will take this primacy in explaining the norms of the law and guaranteeing that this is how it regulates , and not in another way, that is , no one can interpret the norm of the law in a different way, only then we can talk... about the fact that a certain interaction, trust and the most important thing is communication, but citizens should also not forget that they actually have their constitutional duty, and a lot of people come to me with phone calls, there, save the man , they have been detained, i explain a very simple truth: if a man does not have the right to postponement, he has an article of the constitution regarding the protection of the motherland, the protection of the fatherland, such a person, if he is hea

the key of the communicate also calls for the direct involvement and dialogue between all parties . though not all participants were on board with the final declaration. here's what indian ambassador to rush up. uncle poor said that during the meeting can all of you on the those options acceptable to both parties can lead to a binding piece? in line with this approach, we have decided to avoid association with the joint communicate or any other document emerging from the summit. they didn't need to hold this conference in order to make any fresh initiative, which would be acceptable to the international community. the whole purpose was to get on board the global major global south countries, which is why the sweet spot of minister traveled to india. uh the uh, the foreign minister of you can travel to india and so uh, did everything possible to uh, to uh make sure that we attended. so we do the big uh, gabriel magic setback. that these countries having attended the conference in good faith and, and expecting that the final communicate would be much more status and would take into co

party with the greatest urgency are those civilians inside gaza who are suffering. antony blinken described it today as hell inside of gaza. is there any road at all for the international communitye negotiating parties involved? aaron: forgive me, but i set about urgency, you are 100% right. the palestinians of gaza are suffering. at the hostages hamas holds are suffering. the families of those hostages are suffering. i just do not think, from the beginning of this conflict, it has been the two major combatants, hamas and israel, that have set the terms, escalation, de-escalation, the interest. the international community in a conflict like that, when the states are perceived to be vital, has not had a great deal of influence. i am not sure that the international community, whether it is a un security council resolution, whether it is from the g7, whether it is the icc, the icj, have really not had the kind of impact that some have believed it could or should have had, both on israel and hamas. that is the problem, it seems to me, in trying to move toward war termination. it is the problem -- it is the parties themselves that will have to make these decisions, and i do not think

helping hamas and israel had a daring hostage rescue and virtually the whole international community and democratic party media blamed israel. okay, blamed israel? for rescuing their own hostages, explain it to me, i'm too old, i can't understand the world as it is now help me out. >> i can't either. this is the most reverse psychology maybe but, any time hur word ceasefire that is code for insisting that israel surrender after being unmercilessly attacked people murdered and hostages, they don't tell you that 3 of those hostages were in the home of an al jazeera reporter, we know they have tied to terrorists, none of the numbers would come out right, god knows why the democrats keep sides with terrorists when we need protect and preserve israel, our last line of defense against radical islamic terrorism and democrats are concerned about their face, if they lose, rashida tlaib's district in michigan, that very well-being put president trump over the top and he will win the election, in the end not about israel or peace or the world it is about politics and power, that assault the democrats -- that is all