order to show peace and... the desire for peace in this country, and the olympics that pierre de coubertincame to check, who is the organizer of the modern olympic games and said that everything is very good at that olympics, the preparation is going great. this is the 36th olympiad in berlin, and this olympiad was to serve hitler's plans to promote nazism, to promote himself hitler. and now we move a little bit into modern times to the year 2014 olympics in sochi, the winter olympics in sochi, which are the most expensive in the history of the olympic games, they spent 50 billion dollars there, and this is done in order to show the propaganda of the regime of the totalitarian regime, how totalitarian regimes in all periods used the olympic games for their propaganda, to possibly show how strong and powerful they are. well, the 1936 olympics were held in berlin, when hitler's fascist regime was already in power, but berlin had the olympics... but held even before hitler came to power, because every country manages to have a few years to prepare, and when hitler came to power, he decided th

makes, to put it mildly, certain insinuations, so i, frankly speaking, really hope that finally the coubertinh was once proclaimed about equality and tolerance regardless of political views, yes or religious, that it will still prevail, well, okay , hope, it still exists, and you know, i understand what you're talking about, especially about eurovision, especially when, as you said, some can, and some can't. and i do too i often think about this, maybe we are too modest, yes to some extent, maybe we need to express our position more clearly in some moments, but somewhere i understand that i am proud that we, belarusians, somehow behave in a civilized manner, we always find civilized ways to beautifully declare our position, and i hope that the whole world in principle will be able to do this too. appreciate, notice , appreciate, and maybe be such a soft power, but in the end we will achieve our goals, well, four medals from 17 athletes - this is more than a good demonstration of our truly calm, peaceful, tolerant, yes, but this does not mean that we have come to terms with this and somehow ag

still lives, who knows, maybe at the next start of the four-year period, the motto of pierre da coubertinill be fulfilled. at the games in paris, many were established olympic records of unique achievements, we will not go far here, ours. letvinovich became the first two-time olympic champion in the history of trampoline jumping. georgian weightlifter lasha talakhadze also won the third olympics in a row in the weight category over 102 kg. swedish sixth-ball jumper armand duplantis also became a two-time olympic champion, who also set a new world record of 6 m 25 cm, beating the olympic record along the way. by the way, it is only 6 m 10 cm. records were set at the stadium during the closing ceremony of the games, or rather that was what it was called. the show itself, which involved 270 people. the director was tama jolly, the same one who staged the opening, more than 70,000 spectators watched the events of the de france stat. the olympic flame was extinguished by the frenchman leon marchand, who became almost the most popular athlete of his country. the fact is that the french swimmer

have actually been an educational tool for the development of peace in the world, baron pierre de coubertin was a french teacher who studied sports and found that if they revive the sports of the ancient olympic games, they can step for the development and expansion of peace in the world, and therefore in the objectives or charter of the international olympic committee, the development of sports for the spread of peace in the world and the education of young people, the moral education of young people has been taken care of. it is the largest organization that has members from the united nations. i think we are witnessing a deviation in the so-called approaches of the international olympic committee, especially in the era of mr. bach, even though mr. bach is himself a christian, and during the period when i was the secretary of the olympic committee, he went to iran. when our host came, they were even interested in religion , and they asked me to take them to a mosque, and i did. he also saw the mosque in the city of reed, and he has a very positive and good approach, but during the period

the founder of the olympics, pierre de coubertin.really cared about the games being beautiful and incorporating arts and culture, a beautiful architectural surrounding and then a beautiful civic surrounding. and so for paris to bring things back into some of its most iconic public spaces and before some of its most iconic landmarks brings things back to where the games were invented and i think fulfills that esthetic legacy. so the shift would really be paying homage to the roots of the olympics. absolutely. an attempt to reset the bar and convince future host cities that, despite their financial worries, they can still afford to hand out gold. all right. and senior investigative reporter bigad shaban is joining us now. bigad, you showed some numbers in there in terms of the budget for some of these and how high they go? well, talk about this shift. does it change anything for the cost of the hosting city? listen, we are seeing cost already starting to go down. but listen, it's still really expensive to put it on an olympics. take th

allegedly took part in the first olympics, which had just appeared under the chairmanship of de coubertinernational olympic committee ukrainian oleksii butovsky. ukrainians at the olympic games, who is still the first champion of the olympic games, who still has the first gold medal. is a ukrainian, ukrainians performed at many olympic games, including before the war, but in the composition of really other countries, in particular there was bihun bilas, he performed for the team of the united states of america, there was figure skater turushenko from chernivtsi university from bukovyna, he performed for romanian team, they were ukrainian. and participated in the olympic games, as the first ukrainians, and the first ukrainian, who won a lot of medals, it was viktor chukarin, our native of lviv, in 1952 performing for the first time, then the soviet union entered the olympic family for the first time and performed with his team, so viktor chukarin won in 1952, and then in 1956, seven '. gold, three silver and one, 11 medals, more, was won only by a ukrainian, larisa latynina, she won where

this. to put it mildly, certain insinuations, so i, frankly speaking, really hope that finally the coubertinich was once, yes, proclaimed about equality and tolerance in regardless. i am proud that we, belarusians, somehow behave civilized, always find somehow civilized ways, and beautifully declare our positions, and i hope that the whole world in principle will also be able to appreciate this, notice appreciate, and maybe be such a soft power, but in the end we will achieve our goals, well four medals from 17 athletes is more than a good demonstration. somehow we agreed to continue to perform like this, naturally, i really hope for it, yes, well the position, the position, but it is clear to me, yes, it is correct today, absolutely correct, well i saw that you were watching the gymnasts' performance in the stands, yeah, yes, the coach, one of the winners. this is germany, she is also belarusian, yes, the girl herself was born in russia, yes, a beautiful performance, but without the best in the world, that's what you felt exactly at that moment, when she was performing, well, i understand t

and, probably, coubertin may be turning over in his grave, watching what happened.tay in hotels, not to mention dirty hay, although today it seems that they have already allowed it. to hold triathlon competitions there, well, in general, there are more than enough opinions here, from delight with tears in our eyes to words that god’s judgment will begin in paris, i, as a journalist , try, of course, to be as objective as possible in these matters, scandals and passions, i omit , i try to analyze information, both negative and positive, but are you still ready to share your opinion about what is happening there now? well, of course, of course, we are ready and will do this, we need to talk, we need to celebrate, since this is a decline, a collapse of cultural values, what we see now at the olympic games is also a discovery, this is mockery of blasphemy, this is a secret. he had two children, now what are we seeing? indeed, complete degradation, some kind of shame, and such a wave swept across the world, this negativity in connection with the opening of the olympic ga

it mildly, certain insinuations on this, so i, frankly speaking, am very i hope that finally the coubertinonce proclaimed about equality and tolerance, regardless of political views, yes or religious, that it will still prevail, well, okay, hope, it still exists, and you know, i understand what you are talking about, especially about eurovision, the whole world in principle will also be able to appreciate this, notice, appreciate, and maybe be such a soft power, but in the end we will achieve our goals. well, four medals from 17 athletes is more than good demonstration of our truly calm, peaceful, tolerant, yes, but this does not mean that we have come to terms with this and somehow agreed to continue. to perform like this, naturally, i really hope for this, yes, well, position, position, but it is clear to me, yes, it is correct today, absolutely correct, well, i saw that you were watching the performance. the gymnast is in the stands, yeah, yes, the coach of one of the winners is germany, she is also belarusian, yes, the girl herself was born in russia, yes, a beautiful performance, but

gerd coubertin is turning over in his grave. should electric scooters be banned?re basically older than traffic rules . strong-willed decisions in st. petersburg, priority should be given to pedestrians, numbers for scooters in moscow, i didn't even imagine that he could shoot, is it so convenient or dangerous, why can't the whole world decide, don't miss the big sunday news at 8:00 pm, they ensure that protocol events are held at the highest level, meet leaders of foreign... states, lay wreaths at the tomb of the unknown soldier. in moscow today, recruits of the commandant's regiment took the oath. more than 250 soldiers took the oath of allegiance to the homeland. the solemn ceremony took place on poklonnaya hill in moscow. the armed forces of taiwan recorded the approach of aircraft and ships of the chinese army to the island in 24 hours. this was reported in the army of taiwan responded by using aircraft and ships for tracking targets. the third aviation accident in south america in the last 24 hours in argentina, a small plane crashed into a warehouse of a pl

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with an overlap, of course , but sincerely, all this, of course, was very unpleasant and opposed coubertinid that the christian feelings of people were simply dishonored, well, in general, there were moments. attitude to the fact that some athletes changed their citizenship for the sake of participating in the olympics, i also thought about this, consulted, we also had such thoughts, to change citizenship to participate in the olympics, but still this our dna, at least in rhythmic gymnastics, when the russian flag is raised, plays... in connection with the fact that they will be punished by the international olympic committee or federation. i rewatched the scandalous opening of the paris olympics, turned off the computer, but could not understand and comprehend why. a parody with transgender people on the last supper, why? who and what in this world, to whom wanted to show and prove? well, let's say that already unbelieving france despised another believing world, billions of people. this is the only more or less reasonable explanation, but i repeat question: why? to sow a new portion of h

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the founder of the olympics, pierre de coubertin, he really cared about the games being beautiful and incorporating arts and culture. a beautiful architectural surrounding and then a beautiful civic surrounding. and so for paris to bring things back into some of its most iconic public spaces and before some of its most iconic landmarks brings things back to where the games were invented and i think fulfills that esthetic legacy. senior investigative reporter bigad shaban has been digging into all of this for us. he joins us now in bigad. what does this shift mean for los angeles? i mean, they're coming here. they'll be here in four years. yeah, it'll be here before we know it. so l.a. is already committing to not building any new permanent structures when it hosts the games in 2028, saying that it's going to rely on existing venues and temporary sites, which really, terry is an ode to the mantra that it had back when it hosted the last summer olympics in 1984. i remember i should note that experts still believe that those games, terry, are the only ones in modern history to actually b

the founder of the olympics, pierre de coubertin, he really cared about the games being beautiful andncorporating arts and culture, a beautiful architectural surrounding and then a beautiful civic surrounding. and so for paris to bring things back into some of its most iconic public spaces and before some of its most iconic landmarks brings things back to where the games were invented and i think fulfills that esthetic legacy. so the shift would really be paying homage to the roots of the olympics. absolutely an attempt to reset the bar and convince future host cities that despite their financial worries, they can still afford to hand out gold, ending the olympics tradition of rings to ruins will undoubtedly require host cities to build less, which means spending less at a likely price tag of nearly $9 billion. paris will be one of the cheapest summer games in decades, but la hopes to cut costs even more in 2028, with an estimated budget of roughly $7 billion. but even that figure is already ballooned by about 30% from the original budget, with the investigative unit at bigad. siobhan

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. >> that's what pierre de coubertin always said about the olympics.what rubbish. >> yeah, it's all about the medals. >> it isn't about the medals. >> it isn't about the medals. >> yeah. anyway. right now. >> yeah. anyway. right now. >> talk to you later, paul. >> talk to you later, paul. >> thank you. yes. now, the conservatives don't have to apologise for allowing millions of migrants to come to the uk in the party's final years in power. that, at least, is, according to former home secretary dame priti patel, who of course now wants to lead the party while sitting down with our political editor christopher hope, she says it's lazy to suggest that net migration was too high. >> net migration has gone up 2 million over four years. you don't want to say that was too much. i mean, many would say it is too much, but you can put context to it and i think it's too lazy, if i may say so. >> i think it's really quite sloppy just to go around, you know, the merry go round on this in the sense that students we shut down. don't forget, during the pandemic , our