one of the things that the advisory council on the stark preservation -- historic preservation council prides itself is with native american tribes. that's a big issue these days. so that has gone several ways. the courts have approved it. the courts have been re-examined the permitting. so that was one of the controversial areas. there are a number of cases however that demonstrate the productive work of the advisory council, and would love to focus on those as well. and they are very diverse. so you have a park, chicano park in san diego, you have the space shuttles which have been determined eligible. you have one of the last remaining black officers clubs at fort leonard would in missouri that was saved. and having been associated with this agency for almost 40 years, i take great pride, and they do as well, in the way in which they have harmonized modern development and preservation of historic properties. and that has -- it's a little known story and i'm delighted to be able to tell today, but it's a very important one. >> how did you get involved in this four years ago? >> i sta

lukyanov will indeed be a member of the vrp, i'll be with him accordingly, work for this council.xpect that there genetically passed a certain e-e on a set of criteria. he usually meets that. although, of course, it would be best if e-e elected as a member of this body people who e-e are not just there are no complaints against them activities, their life opposition, they would have the appropriate reputation, so that they were the best there, not just because they passed the ethics council, but they were no better, here it turned out like this, er, i er, well, what to accept this situation, however, i hope that in the future, actually there will be the election of those people who will have the support of society and the ethical council and, accordingly, the bodies that make these decisions. of course, this does not put an end to the entire judicial reform, but let's say it is an alarm bell. i think that it would be better if everyone was taken into account everyone, first of all, the position of public society is too precise, otherwise it is obvious that if in the evening the co

of justice. the council consists of six people, three from the council of judges.three more were proposed by international organizations and have a predominant vote when the council makes decisions on the eve of the war in february, the ethical council just started checking the factor of members of the vrp and future candidates then, frightened by the inspections, 12 members of the supreme council of justice resigned themselves full-scale invasion of russia stopped the work of the council, and checks of current members and candidates for the vrp resumed only in may, however , the competitive selection provided for by the reform of the competition, which was supposed to be as open and transparent as possible, took place in closed mode, supposedly for security reasons, the ethics council did not broadcast the first stage of online interviews with candidates for the high council of justice then as the state closed access to the majority of public registers, so public control was made much more difficult, on the other hand, some decisions of the ethical council are at

of a member of the supreme council of justice.week, they spoke with four more applicants. we will not stop to be surprised at the desperation of some of them, so on august 17, the head of the kharkiv appeals administrative court, hennadiy borshov, was interviewed. in 2017, he already tried to become a judge of the supreme court, and the higher qualifications commission of judges recognized him as unscrupulous, and why then, in particular, questions arose about the judge's opaque fortune and property of dubious origin, for example , bershoff claimed that the land cruiser worth over a million hryvnias, which he uses, supposedly belongs to his mother, who did not have an official of ani's income, at least a driver's license, but according to bishov, she worked for 30 years in a harmful industry to afford an expensive car and, according to the declaration, to give her beloved son uah 850,000 in cash, real estate, according to borshov, the family was provided for by the wife. first, she bought an apartment in the center of kharkiv, the

so as long as the council comments are obtained. however, the council may comment. the agency can accept that can look at those comments consider those comments, but then they can go forward and do what they want to do. so as long as the agency has complied with the requirements stated in the regs and the in the code of federal regulations 36 cfr part 800. obtain the comments taken into account the effect of their undertaking they can ultimately do what they want to do. it's when agencies don't initiate that process that they will run into trouble and they are subject to citizen lawsuit. well, let's go back to 1966 why that year was their historic preservation act passed? yeah. it actually was an evolution if you if i might just digress were a little bit and go back and and look at the federal government's involvement with historic preservation, which really starts with the antiquities act in 1906 that act which is still which some of it has been replaced by other statutes, but it is still good law to establish historic monuments and that's where we recently have ac

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how did you become a member of the ethical council , in general, having numerous violations? ethics council are very busy , but we guarantee that we will not stop trying to talk to severin and get answers to our questions. it is difficult to imagine that you have been operating for decades the circular judicial guarantee will simply cease to exist in a moment, however, we believe in the best, and for now the ethics council, whose members themselves have questions about their reputation and skeletons in the closet, continues the selection of candidates for the supreme council of justice, let us remind you that this is a key body of the judiciary, which should ensure the independence and integrity of the judiciary corps and such high duties, in the opinion of the ethical council, can be entrusted to the judge of the kharkiv district administrative court elena zaichko, she received a conclusion from the council on compliance with the criteria of integrity and of professional ethics was therefore recommended to the high council of justice, meanwhile, the analysts of the de jure f

the advisory council was involved. they came out with a memo agreement that they built a hard service road, avoided the dust and were able to protect the rock are. that was the solution. in lima canyon, it has worked very, very, well. another success story an important area for tribal rights for sure. >> again, here is some video provided by the advisory council on historic preservation. >> oil and gas resources happened to fall within an area that also happen to have incredible resources. water resources, air, plants vegetation and of course cultural resources. nine mile canyon is a world renowned outdoor gallery of rock out. it has almost 10,000 rock are pieces that have been recorded. >> archaeologists do not really know why all the concentration of rock art in nine mile canyon exist the way it does. nine mile canyon being a tributary of the green river through the west plateau makes it somewhat of a natural corridor between the inuit basin in the north and the castle valley down near the south. people have been tra

of justice , the ethics council is engaged in the council consists of six people, three from the council on the eve of the war in february, the ethical council just began to check the current members of the vrp and future candidates, then being frightened by the checks of 12 members of the supreme council of justice themselves resigned, the full-scale invasion of russia stopped the work of the council, and the checks of the current members and candidates for the vrp resumed only in may, however, the competitive selection provided for by the competition reform, which was supposed to be as open and transparent as possible, took place in closed mode, supposedly for security reasons, the ethics council did not broadcast the first the stage of online interviews with candidates for the supreme council of justice, while the state closed access to most public registers, so public control was significant on the contrary, some decisions of the ethical council are at least surprising, except for closing the interview in early may, the council left three members of the vrp whose integrity is questio

how did you become a member of the ethics council, even with numerous violations?ference right now, so i can't. i'm sorry, can i call you back? we understand that the interview phase is currently active and the members of the ethics council are very busy , but we guarantee that we will not stop trying. to talk to severin and get answers to our questions , so far it is difficult to imagine that the circular judicial bail, which has been in effect for decades, will simply cease to exist at any moment, however, we believe in the best and for now that the ethical council, whose members themselves have questions about their reputation and skeletons in the closet, continues the selection of candidates for the supreme council of justice, let us remind you that this is a key body of the judiciary that must ensure the independence and integrity of the judicial corps, and such high duties, in the opinion of the ethical council, can be entrusted to judge kharkivskyi district administrative court olena zaichko, she received an opinion from the council about compliance with the

the council of europe has a parliamentary assembly that unites members of the council of europe fromember states and members of local parliaments. in general, at the time of the creation of the council of europe, it consisted of only 10 states, but now there are 46 of them and the council of europe stood on the on the basis that any country on the continent can become a member if it is ready to guarantee the basic rights and freedoms of its citizens, and for this purpose in 1959 the convention on human rights was adopted to protect which the european court of human rights was created well, still , any citizen of a member state of the council of europe, a citizen of a member state of the council of europe can file a complaint against the state. ukraine became a member of the council of europe in 1995, a year earlier than in russia, which joined in 1996 and very much it was important for us when the russian aggression began that the council of europe became one of the few international organizations that really started to do something and not just limited itself to expressing its conce

gdp, since all the interviews were held in closed mode, we do not know how thoroughly the ethical council investigated the biography each of the candidates, however, we know for sure that not all of them have a crystal-clear reputation. the judge of the dnipropetrovsk district administrative court, viktoriya vyhrova, who was interviewed on august 12, deserves special attention, for example , the education of the judge raises questions, according to the anti-corruption center, in 2015, vyhrova wrote a dissertation for obtaining a scientific degree candidate of legal sciences, but already in a year during the interview , anya could not remember the name of her scientific supervisor, anya could not explain the meaning of the term and those in addition, viktoriya vikhova insists that she managed to buy an apartment in kyiv with an area of ​​​​square meters for $4,300. we called the judge to ask how she managed it. congratulations, mrs. victoria, this is a judicial control program on the espresso tv channel . we have a few questions for you. i am on vacation now. i am not working now and i wan

or it can be a stain on the history of this council. this debate must focus on defects a terror gonna zation attempted to murder israeli civilians murdering innocent palestinians civilians along the way. and due to the terrorist, clear and present threat against our citizens, israel defended itself. there is no room for false narrative. the fact are clear. mr. president, the palestinian islamic jihad deliberately fired 1100 rockets at these railey civilians with roughly 200 landing inside the gaza strip, killing innocent palestinians and among them young children. this is, this is not an assessment. this is the hard truth. and israel has all the proof just this morning. i shared proof at the media take out clearly showing up a thing any slamming jihad rocket falling in, jack ballier, jubilee. a refugee camp, killed the palestinian civilians among them children. we have video footage rather ray. there evidence and mission logs proving that the tragic deaths of the children in jubilee were clearly the result of a police thing on the stoma

security council meeting is taking place live, the russian envoy telling the security council that ukrainianations of russia using the nuclear reactor as a military base are completely false. the russian envoy, also accusing the ukrainians of shelling the base. the un security council has convened this emergency meeting because of wores over security at the zaporizhzhia plant. we will bring you more throughout the day here on bbc news but for me and the team in london, thank you for watching. stay with the bbc. ♪ narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provided by... narrator: financial services firm, raymond james. narrator: nding was also provided by, the freeman foundation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing sutions 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 raymd james financial advisor tai

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after returning to the council chamber after the peak of the pandemic, we decided the council would resumeormal working levels. other members state participating under rule 37 should be here as well. president zelenskyy has spoken twice at vtc. others assured us in writing, including the president that invited the president of ukraine that this was a exception that would not create a president's. --precedence. we would like to remind the members of the council who will preside that day and we have already encountered cases. we can understand making a few exceptions when we just returned to the chamber after the pandemic when it was preventing the head certain states from traveling. this year, our presidency in february, as well as other presidents did not allow other high-ranking members of other states speak with vtc. why do other heads of states with ministers of other countries subjected to discrimination? this recalls the situation with international humanitarian assistance when people forgot helping others in other part of the world, where double standards of refugees in europe and re

when in fact the vote of international experts is of decisive importance, these ethical councils andhese candidates for whom the verkhovna rada of ukraine voted today, they already were evaluated by the ethical council, the riding council recommended, and accordingly , there are no longer any doubts about their integrity in their professionalism, and no one will be able to question any bias in e-e regarding these or other candidates whom we elected today. why is it very important today and today's decision because the supreme council of justice, according to the law, is the body that brings to disciplinary responsibility judges who make dubious justice legal decisions not not the actions or the decisions of which there are complaints from the participants in the court process, and it is the fastest way to bring to justice judges e-e in respect of whom there are certain doubts about their integrity - this is the main task of the supreme council of justice. therefore, it is very important because today's vote emphasizes the decision. i am convinced that the other institutions that you

affairs the council of ministers of defense committee of secretaries of the security councils.hey meet as needed, but at least twice a year, but there is a body that works almost 24 hours a day. day constant. the path of diplomacy is complex , winding and requiring constant concessions, but there is simply no other way. it is very important that the organization is not a military -political organization, or i would even say the politics of the military dkb. viktor byagov is giving interviews in the car, otherwise he simply won't have time for an important meeting today according to the plan. and three more meetings in a very dynamic week. yes, we meet a lot often, let's say, for one reason or another , each of the member states of the collective security treaty organization has a collective security treaty organization their authorized representative together. they form a permanent council that monitors the political situation in the world and coordinates the work of the utcb, literally on-line, the dcb secretariat falls on the dkb secretariat less work on coordinating document

olga gerasimyuk was a well- known journalist and tv presenter in the past, and now the national councilconvinced that this law will definitely protect freedom of speech. there is nothing written anywhere that could indicate the possibility for the regulator to become a monster censor and what else is it called that it does not regulate the activities of journalists. an independent regulator is independent media. this is a direct and absolutely formula. the national council according to document should become more independent and get more rights, for example, it will be able to punish without a court decision those who tried to hide russian owners or spread the narrative of aggressor countries, thus our law is somewhat different from european we are introducing analogs, and well, norms that allow us to legally defend the ukrainian information space from the aggression of barbarians from russia, not through court decisions, and the most important thing is that the law finally unblocks all those patches of other laws that have already been patched, for example, the internet is stuck, and s

it worked out, but russia as a permanent member of the security council.t will always be similar to the approach and tendencies of counteraction in case, unfortunately, but we will not anticipate events, but on the twenty-fourth, and an extraordinary meeting will be held in new york and some biased, deliberately anti-russian resolution will be adopted, probably not in new york, but rather in washington, we will be able to oppose this decision of the council of the state duma and, from experience, decisions state. thinking maybe not everyone listens and in particular, as i call them our strategic friends in the west, but we in the world the state duma is very well heard, therefore, of course, whatever decisions are adopted on the 24th, i really hope that they will be accepted objectively and balanced and will leave the obviously anti-russian frenzy. it is necessary to show common sense when it comes to nuclear safety. but if documents are suddenly written in washington, i think that russia will be able to hold its position and us every month without a utopi

it seems to me that of such persons, the national security council proposed the national security councile a decision on the formation of this list, after that the ministry of justice takes property from this list and goes to the anti-corruption court, the procedure is very simple, the anti-corruption court takes place in 20 days, the first instance in five days, the appeal takes property from the state very quickly, not years, several months , weeks, as a result, minus filed 0 lawsuits there is an anti-corruption court, i emphasize 0.8, maybe the menu is bad, look mr. vitaliy, i’m going to ask the boy’s mind now, because our tv viewers asked, uh, so everything can be done very easily through the anti-corruption court, the recently created anti-corruption court a and in principle, somehow, it’s not very focus on criminal proceedings , investigations, etc., these are different processes, and a question may arise here, i.e. we have a court that , like this, in principle, can make some decisions even if they are in spite of concern the russians who hate us, once again in our constitution, th

this is the council, which actually can judge judges and who can get into this council. wait, let's talk while the whole country chooses the future of the program and its place in it. keep the chance that comes only once it generation is a program of numbers and partners for absolutely free training in it professions , get the profession of the future and become a fighter of the digital front to ensure a strong economic backend and personal updike apply right now it generation chance for a great future dekists are surprised by the toilet in the house and we from ukraine can insure cars even if you are in the toilet hotline finance insurance of course online we continue the conversation big ether you know without honest judges of the reformed court that operates according to the law there can be no future for any state, a normal future, this is true even in spite of the war, and just as possible and in view of the war, it is now very important to create procedures by which judges will be elected of the members of the supreme council of justice, the most important thing is

of justice does not work at its full capacity 10-15 members were appointed after the ethnic council integrity assessment of the composition of the supreme council of justice later another member of the supreme council justice did not pass the integrity check, currently the current members continue their work and partially perform the functions of the body, we are solving the issue of providing conclusions on laws that relate to the direct activity of the third branch of government, at the moment, they cannot name their conclusions, well, their own we present our opinions in writing on all draft laws proposed by the president and the verkhovna rada have transferred part of the powers of the supreme council of justice to the head of the supreme court, in particular, he makes decisions on temporary the transfer of judges and takes care of cases related to interference in the activities of judges, but the dismissal of judges who, for example, have reached retirement age or are unable to perform their duties due to health conditions or have become participants in criminal proceedings, is

zhukov, a deputy of the kharkiv regional council, joined us.ve the next schedule of economic news with andrii yanitsky. well, and then we will see you again on february 24, the date that changed us, the date that changed the world and now. what interests us most is our victory, when we win the enemy, how to predict the course of the war, the saturday political club program returns to the espresso airwaves to help understand the events and predict the consequences. on saturdays, vitaly portnikov and maria gurska will discuss the most relevant draw proper conclusions, you want to know how what is happening today will affect our tomorrow, see the saturday political club, that saturdays on espresso, lead us into battle victorious through the glitter of swords and smoke and death, blood even like resurrection, don't cry, let our free man accept you under his protection, happy national flag day i congratulate ukraine, andriy yanitsky , this is the espresso tv channel, you are watching the news of the economy during the war, if you watch us on the int

bodies of the council of ministers of foreign affairs of the council of ministers of defense of the committee of secretaries of security councils representatives of all csto member states work in the secretariat, they are appointed according to a quota on the principles of rotation, every 3 years the secretariat is headed by general utkb secretary. we have accumulated a fairly professional and trained team, in which there are representatives of all kinds of states and people with serious experience always just don’t get a person from the street. eh, only in fact a professional who, well, very little eh, and it seems that this is the direction of viktor biyagov's activity. his colleague from kyrgyzstan mirlan turgunbekov gave almost 30 years to diplomacy just 2 years ago, he didn’t even think about such work, he came to his position in 2020 and took up the terrorist special forces. i, like every growing boy, have always dreamed of landing. for me this offer was suddenly. as they say, being a military man, apparently for execution. as far as trust leadership and arrived at the duty st

the council has organised events like this. free school meals. we had sandwiches, yoghurt, and a bit of fruit. yeah, it was a healthy lunch. i�*ve enjoyed it a lot because i was able to go out. like, usually i wouldn�*t go to the park. usually i�*d just be at home on my phone. the holiday activities and food programme is also meant to help families on low incomes who don�*t qualify for free school meals but are also struggling. the government says the household support fund has allocated up to £281 million to councils to spend on families with children. some local authorities have told us it has led to a reduction in the value of the vouchers they�*re able to offer. he wants chicken. birmingham city council says it�*s not offering vouchers this summer, but will spend £4 million on grants for households with children on free school meals. hi, andy, how's it going? at this community hub, they�*re helping struggling families applying for a grant. currently on the desk, more than 400 applications. a similar number of people, but mo

then after returning to the council chamber after the peak of the pandemic, we decided that the council would resume its normal working patterns, which meant a return to the normal procedure. in other words, if members of the council are here in this room, other members must be present here as well. mr. zelenskiy has already spoken to the consul twice. each time we expressed our negative view of this in writing. the western members of the consul explained and assured us in writing, including the president that invited the president of ukraine, that this was an exception that would not create a precedent. a precedent is not created after a first or second time, but a third time is no longer exception. we would like to remind those numbers of counsel who presided or will preside on the consul that we have already encountered such cases. we can understand making a few exceptions when we had just returned to the chamber after the pandemic, when it was still preventing the head of state from traveling. however, this year, our presidency as well as other presidents did not allow high-ranking

no, keep it whole to the members of the security council. like you people to the representative of the russian federation with president thank the under secretary general rosemary decarlo for her briefing. i'd like to in the contest of this briefing, point out that we heard her words when she said that they electricity of this approach it. and the p belongs with to you kind of, i would like to draw your attention to the fact that within the i didn't hears similar words from the secretariat, a bout of the frozen russian financial assets that a person in the west or the syrian oil lamps are being held by the american authorities where illegally occupying sarah. we'd never heard that since the last meeting of the security council on does upper asia and p p about 2 weeks have passed. another course of that time, the nuclear safety situation is further deteriorated. the armed forces of ukraine continue basically every day to show the territory of the m p. p and the town of erica dar. and this creates a real risk of why radiation accident is avera

affairs council of ministers of defense committee secretaries and security councils.hey meet as needed, but at least twice a year, but there is a body that works in practice. 24 hours a day, permanent advice on the cst is a complicated path of diplomacy. winding and requiring constant concessions, but there is simply no other way. it is very important that the organization is not a military -political organization, or i would even say a political-military permanent representative of armenia, the csto. viktor byagov is giving interviews in the car, otherwise he simply won't have time for an important meeting today according to the plan. and further three meetings a very dynamic scheduled week. yes , we often meet a lot, let's say, for one reason or another, each of the csto member states has a collective security treaty organization of its plenipotentiary representative together. they form a permanent council that monitors the political situation in the world and coordinates the work of the dcb literally online in secret. the dkb has the most difficult job of coordinat

zelenskyi says that this convocation today, the un security council is going to discuss the issue of its own terrorism. because it turns out that the station is under the control of russian troops, these troops are occupation forces and they have entered the territory of an independent state. however , let's still listen to what zelensky said in his appeals to ukrainian citizens, the total number of various russian cruise missiles that russia has used against us is already approaching three and a half thousand shots of russian artillery, it is simply impossible to count how many there are they are so intense, and at the same time, the terrorist state does not stop playing with international structures and once again has the audacity to convene a non-governmental council to discuss its own provocations, its own terror at the zaporizhia npp. i am grateful to all european politicians who do not forget that the 8th package of sanctions against russia is needed the longer the interval between sanctions packages, the greater the audacity in russia. so, oleksandr, two sums are not. ukraine

joseph stalin or cornered the meeting of the un security council .e man is incredibly wise in his point of view, he believed that he would be able to drag the american woman out of this war because the peacekeepers were the americans, that they could really reach phemian there, all his plans were justified even after they they will almost free korea from the communists, he is not a shack because he will have a legitimate right and in fact it was such an idea that we allowed you to let a peacekeeper into our security council, but then we will simply destroy you here as well at the moment when it was already necessary to press the button and it was illuminated, he died happily on his sensor, but life is so difficult, sometimes even tyrants die and but after that, the soviet union of the russian federation never once bullied for the sake of security. and this means that they that these states are the heir what russia is like and russia itself is not yet ready for a nuclear war. so when we see putin speaking on television, we will say that we no longer p

the verkhovna rada elected two members of the supreme council of justice, among them the lawyer of theutomaidan . anthem amen in the world of voices, people's deputies elected two members of the supreme council of justice, mykola moroz and roman maselka, the latter known as the lawyer of the heavenly hundred for 258 during the maidan, i defended more than a dozen participants of the famous automaidan rally to yanukovych's mezhyhirya all of them did not violate anything, all the reports of the traffic police were falsified, but the judges , on the instructions of the authorities, deliberately condemned the innocent it was then that i made a promise to myself and the heavenly hundreds that i would make every effort to justly punish the judges who then killed trust in justice , the very sense of justice is a basic value that distinguishes true democratic countries from authoritarian and totalitarian regimes that use people exclusively as a tool and as resource, our partners who help ukraine in defending military aggression in the war with the russian federation also want to see the implem

in addition, the zaporizhia regional council still had an anti-bloc faction, where entered, which was created by the odious mr. balytskyi, they also liquidated it and quarreled with the faction there for the future of ukraine or for ukraine, i don't even remember because it sounds quite pathetic, but in fact the digital deputy pastushenko joined this parliamentary group, who then 24 weeks after he did not join the council, he became a collaborator of dniprorud. and now we also need a draft decision on his recall and termination of powers a-a. that's why it's all more er-e not about the struggle with collaborators about attempts to create an illusion because someone there is trying to create something, because the closest ally of valyatskyi is still the first deputy head of the zaporozhye regional council, well, what a struggle with collaborators. er, and actually in the smallest faction with the largest number of collaborators, because this is happening, i hope that you will somehow manage to join forces and show them where their place is, and it is definitely not in we bathe in insul

the republicans hold a supermajority in the city council. they were certainly not going to just okay the creation of a of a fifth minority access seat. however i mean this kind of bizarre spectacle we saw it play out was the on the city council argued as as forcefully as any republican that this map was not only the best we were going to get, but like this morally upstanding, how dare you suggest could have done something different otherwise map which is odd if you are concerned about minority voters and their ability to choose the candidates of their choice. this is demonstrably not best map and it's not the best they could done and it's not the best that they could have pushed for. whether they could have gotten it or not is a different question. but but that's kind of the, you know i think when we're calling it a bipartisan gerrymander in jacksonville. i mean, that's kind of what it was, it was the democrats co-opted into providing cover to the city for this map. and it's not a good map. hey, thank you for writing your book. i just have a

we _ conjunction with the council? yeah, that's right. we are _ conjunction with the council?we are really worried notjust that's right. we are really worried not just about free school meal children, actually, but the threshold is really quite low. for lots of our non—free school meal children, with parents that are going to work, then they struggle just as much. and so what we are trying to do is to provide a long—term solution, notjust over the summer, over the year when we can support young people throughout the year. we can support people on with food. because they need it. and demand is all through the year. we do see a little bit of an increase during the summer but actually, all through the year we gain 56,000 tonnes of food last year to families that are in need. a, tonnes of food last year to families that are in need.— that are in need. a last thought, and d. that are in need. a last thought, and d- how _ that are in need. a last thought, and d. how concerned _ that are in need. a last thought, and d. how concerned are - that are in need. a last thought, and d. how

ethics council themselves, meanwhile, are under question.

now to the matters of security council. >> mr. president, thanks the secretary-general for her briefing. i would like to point out that we heard her words when she said that the electricity of the zaporizhzhia was to ukraine, but i would like to draw your attention that we heard similar words from the secretary about the frozen russian financial assets that are frozen in the west. we have never heard that. since the last security council in zaporizhzhia, about two weeks have passed. the situation has further deteriorated and purity of the armed forces in ukraine continue to show the territory a real risk of radiation accident. catastrophic consequences for the entire continent. according to the administration come on the 11th of august, the artillery verb grade of the ukrainian armed force shelled the station. as a result of that, the equipment within the nuclear reactive system was damaged. the 14th of august, the armed forces of ukraine had 10 shellings and using 150 millimeter shells. as a result of that, one person died. on th

the council, let's take a listen to everyone. thank you for this support and great things from the independent free ukraine to find for tara, just recently as i was preparing for this statement, i've received information to has launched missiles against the new proper thrust region against the railroad station, the railroad cars at the station to people, and if people were injured, unfortunately, the death toll could increase. this is the our life every day. this is how russia got prepared for this. you and session. ladies and gentlemen, mister president, masters general sect you and you and chanted to day our country. so the day they independence day and now every one of you can see how much and the world is dependent on our independence. and whether ukraine is at peace, whether our people are safe, whether the integrity of our territory and the availability of our bodies are guaranteed. it can take any aspect of these terrible against us. and each of these aspect will be related to one or another global crisis. now, what is hap

unions are meeting the national council body cosla over pay. to their members. the bin strike in edinburgh is now in its sixth day and the rubbish is continuing to pile up across the city. 0ur correspondentjamie mcivor is in edinburgh. how might this end up spreading? we how might this end up spreading? - could certainly have a national bin strike, effectively a national bin strike, effectively a national bin strike in scotland by the end of the week. this is the sixth day of the strike in edinburgh and the rubbish is piling up. i'm in the heart of the old town in edinburgh, we are surrounded by tourists and people handing out flyers for fringe shows, yet the rubbish continues to pile up and you're starting to notice the smell of the rubbish, too. this is down to our national row in scotland over council pay. there is a headline 5% off with the minimum rate of £10 50 an hour. unions are meeting cosla to take to get more details of that offer. they say they simply don't have enough details in the offer, especially what are to lower paid workers

hamaz spoke with such a statement cannot be called mobilizing, so today the meeting of the security council will be closed. it was not the united arab emirates, france , china that initiated it, there are still a few countries where this escalation will be discussed. but we do not see, you know, such a very sharp things, the reaction to the appeals, er, er, decisive actions on the part of one or another side on the part of regional players, or er, other er, big , let's say so conventionally, to say the countries of the world, we see we see that the cabinet was meeting yesterday from the very morning the message that the israel defense forces and the israeli special services and the prime minister have come to an agreement that the targets are thrown out, we are completing the operation, and yesterday there were informal talks on various channels with the samp jihad in order to announce a truce at night . broke the morning the new one was violated, the shelling continues for israel, it was important how it looks like this is a blow to prejudice , it was obvious that there was information abo

years has always shown a clear commitment to the ruling party and why the members of the supreme council of justice are elected by those or me integrity is questionable somehow with fortunes of unknown origin and a large number of complaints you got to the ethics council on thursday, august 11 at 5:50 p.m. watch the judicial control program with tetyana shustrova on tv channel espresso, our life will not be the same as before knitted house in the industrial district. let's talk about the defender. well, listen, the defender of ukraine sees in the dark as if it were day kilometers around, you can move quickly over any terrain, the body is reliably protected, which makes it less sensitive and more confident and looks at the enemy. connection suvs individual protection and technical means of intelligence join the fundraiser and let the next night be calm for everyone except the occupants if the allergy to the drug cetrin is not important which one you have a pet, what flowers do you like or what do your children secretly eat, these are three, well, it is important to block allergic receptor

as a deputy from the party of regions in the 15th for the second time he tried to get into the councilt already from the party of our region, but he did not collect votes, he regained the mandate in 2020 already from the people's party, and as soon as russian troops occupied mariupol and vashchenko went with them to close cooperation, i contact myself two or three times personally with my own eyes. also, kostyantyn and vashchenko talk a lot about how russians are soldiers and the terrorist dnr feeds the people of mariupol, that is, first they invaded with their troops, destroyed the city , created a humanitarian crisis, and then gave out a loaf of ukrainian bread and did several interesting things videos for the propagandist moscow television, it's just interesting when we win back the whole of donbas together with mariupol , moscow will take in these traitors, the upsj will issue the same ones position somewhere in the swamps or just throw it away as used junk, one more ex-deputy of the mariupol city council should be added to this list of collaborators, but this time the servant of t

i want to make a council aware of the following. the ceasefire is fragile. any assumption of facilities will only have devastating cost, quite useful post evenings and he's rarely and make any political progress or the key issues elusive. ultimately, the underlying drivers of this, as previous escalations remain these items. so violence will only seize what which he, the political resolution of the conflict that brings and to the occupation and the realization of a 2 state solution. on the basis of the 67 lines in line with us solution, international law and previous agreements, kristen salumi has more from the united nations. the sci fi was welcomed by the us special coordinator for middle east peace tour venice land. he pointed out that border crossings had been closed for 6 days and that had a terrible impact on palestinians in gaza with food and medicine in short supply electricity also being cut at times up to 20 hours a day. he noted that the situation was still dire. intense and the tensions in the occupied territory had been increasing for months. is

cosla, the body that represents the councils. _ the body that represents the councils, says they arehe deal, they say they are operating at the extremes — they say they are operating at the extremes of affordability and talks between _ extremes of affordability and talks betweenjohn swinney, the deputy first minister, and the unions, will resume _ first minister, and the unions, will resume this— first minister, and the unions, will resume this afternoon.— resume this afternoon. thank you, lorna gordon _ resume this afternoon. thank you, lorna gordon in _ resume this afternoon. thank you, lorna gordon in edinburgh. - at least 20 people have died in violence overnight, in the iraqi capital, baghdad. cleric muqtada al—sadr and the security forces. the violence began after he'd announced his retirement from politics. ajudge in australia has convicted a former teacher of murder in a case that was the subject of a popular true crime podcast. chris dawson, who's 7a, had denied killing his wife lynette, who vanished from their home on sydney's northern beaches in 1982. phil mercer takes up