there are about 10 parties . in the councils, well , in particular, in the kharkiv city council, therere representatives who were elected from the opposition party from the sharia party, in the kharkiv regional council there are deputies who were elected from the opposition party, but i want to remind you that there is, for example, in this list, a party, an opposition bloc, by the way. yes uh, we have in our local councils full of deputies who were in the past called by deputies from the opposition bloc from the same pro-russian party, and currently they are representatives of other political forces uh, which are not uh, uh, officially banned in our country, so uh, that means you can talk about it for a very long time, and you are a professional historian. did you think that there could be a solution here or could it be the only fair one, because well, you can't ban everyone just because they were once in the party of regions, well, there was such a time what there without it. for some reason, everyone thought that it was fashionable. well , before the revolution happened, and to say

the council did go ahead and vote and selected rich hedges to be the fifth council member.learned this within the last minute. >> wow, so this is still going on right now as we speak. i know diaz-nash on the other hand says this was the fair way to do this, just to sort of add to what the other perspective is. but betty, what's the fallout been like from li's comments she made? how did the other council members respond? >> reporter: at least one other council member wanted to go ahead and vote for mayor instead of voting for the fifth council member, but it sounds like they did make that move first. i will say, during the lengthy public comment session, many of the residents that sounded off just wanted the council to get to business and vote for the mayor. i would say the majority were in support of li. >> okay, that's the first sign this meeting maybe won't go until 3:00 in the morning like one of the others did. thank you so much we've been closely following the drama on our website, kpix.com. >>> it's a cold one out there. a lot of people were dressed for it at christma

in addition, there is a council under the president of the russian federation and there is our counciler the federation council in terms of substantive work - this is a very popular structure, because we are the federation council - this is the chamber of the region. and this means that we understand very well the polyethic nature of russian society. we can include representatives of all subjects of the russian federation without exception in this work. because people of different nationalities live in all subjects of the russian federation. here, at our current meeting of the council, he received, for example. participation uh, head uh, of kabardino-balkaria, well, not the largest e of the republic, but at the same time, even in kabardino-balkaria, not the largest in terms of population of the republic of 80 nationalities, you understand, this is quite typical for all of us and it is very important that we hear from places and e the problems faced by people belonging to different nationalities the problems that face uh, relevant systems, educational cultural uh bodies that work with y

in the city council , these are all deputies of a large number. are in leadership positions, and in the permanent deputy commission, he and the like, they are now dealing with completely different issues and not before that there are these slogans and the like to them, you just need to sit out there and somehow it will be there and you already know this on there is such a reinforcement of my words, you know, in me personally, when you again draw a parallel between the district and city councils, there is generally a certain dissonance, because when we go back, on december 2, another budget session of the zaporizhia district council took place. and the key thing is that we are from the faction of european solidarity submitted projects of decisions and nations, there were five regarding just here, the key emphasis is that these projects are to be submitted, for example, from the fifth in the summer, you already know it was august 5, these were submitted to the next session and then the next session and they were not considered, but the session was h

use the war in order to try to eliminate the ethics council from reforming the supreme council of justicet is, again, to ensure getting the right people to the supreme council of justice, in april of this year, meetings were held on the basis of the committee on legal policy of the supreme council of japan, or did he comment there various initiatives, advocating for actually transferring the powers of selection and possibly even election during martial law, that is the joy of the essence, that is, even a congress of judges would not have to be convened, the council of judges, which it heads, would have to choose new members by itself at the high council of justice because it is alleged that the war writes everything, bohdan monyacha's family owns three plots of land, a 330 -square-meter house near zhytomyr, and several apartments in vinnytsia and zhytomyr. it should be noted that monyacha also has a special judicial superpower to buy real estate at a price several times lower than the market price, according to the declaration, a house with more than 300 square meters costs $19,000, and a

and the security council . moods in congresses at the white house, where the issue of limiting russia's influence in the un is being discussed oleksandr matsuka, ukrainian diplomat , head of the secretariat of the un security council 2009 and the 16th year, joins in. good evening. do you assess the actual implementation of this resolution, which was submitted to the congress today, how realistic do you think it is to be implemented ? two members of the congress decided to introduce such a resolution, that is, it has not yet been approved by the machine. it has not even been put to a vote for me. i like the idea itself, of course, but there are questions, and the fact that i saw the entire text. of course, i did not see it, but what the press reports in the e-e press is that it is actually proposed to consult the allies regarding possible steps that could lead to the exclusion of russia from the e-e security council, and you absolutely correctly said that there is no e-e there is no mechanism that would provide

uh, the legislative council held two meetings of the council of legislators and three meetings of thesidium one of the topics for discussion at the council of legislators this year was the protection of the labor rights of mobilized citizens and social support for their families. what proposals were made by the meeting participants? what you have already managed to agree on, the senator, the issue of protecting the labor rights of citizens mobilized for a special military operation has been discussed for 8-10 months, a topic on the permanent agenda of both the state duma and the federation councils and regional parliaments, which concerns today's discussion. we agreed after the speech of ministers of labor kotyakov anton olegovich and deputy minister of defense shevtsov tatyana viktorovna that there is a subject that would improve, among other things, the legislative protection of these rights. this is a change in labor. the code is the preservation of jobs this is the preservation of labor rights, called up mobilized people for three months after returning from a special military ope

actions in the security council, but suspend or deprive russia of the powers of the council security is possible not only for violation of the un charter, but also because from the very beginning russia's presence in the soviet security council is illegitimate, yuriy lutsenko convinces the members of the dark group of the public hub association here on december 24, 1991 a fraudulent action on the part of russia, the presence of russia in the security council is a consequence of the fact that russia entered the un in a completely illegal way in a legitimate way from the point of view of the charter of the united nations, russia was a new country, it had to go through the same procedures that other countries went through instead what happened as a reason for russia's stay in the un and as a result, the security council has two mothers, two papers, the first paper, the paper is a letter with the name persido coelho. yeltsin is a representative of a non-existent country, even in that letter he calls russia three times by different names. that is, there is russia and the rsfsr and the rus

of the district regional councils of the communities of different levels of the city councils wherepeople who were elected from the opzzhd sharia of various pro-russian parties, this is already a fact , but these people remain with mandates in local councils and even in the verkhovna rada. well, the verkhovna rada, accordingly, during the 10 months of the war, did not pass a law, let me remind you, on the ban and revocation of mandates in these deputies are not banned by the russian church, the church of the moscow patriarchate in ukraine. these are the cases in order to change them, you and i need to talk about it, move, spy on all these cases, as we can , today i will talk to the deputies, various deputies of various councils, absolute city, district and oblast in our country, we will start from kharkiv oblast i invite to the conversation serhii shokov, deputy of the kharkiv regional council, mr. serhii. i congratulate you, have a good day. today is such a significant date for us. in 2013, in kyiv, they overthrew lenin on bessarabia. stood idle for about 70 years and continued , l

i want to say frankly that in the kharkiv regional council, in the kharkiv city council, there are former representatives of the former factions of the ukrainian communist party, not all of them, but some of them are actually part of that coalition, while the majority of votes actually make decisions only personal responsibility if someone is currently suspected by the security service of ukraine or other law enforcement agencies of committing any crimes against the state or corruption crimes or if we we are talking about direct and personal criminal responsibility, then here we see a certain work regarding the deprivation of mandates, this is not related to the party affiliation of certain people, but to the fact that there were simply formal grounds for depriving these people of, let's say, the title of honorary citizens of kharkiv oblast a deprivation of mandates - it was uh, well, i want to remind three members of uh, the regional faction of the kernes block of successful kharkiv were deprived of their mandate on the initiative of voters, so-called, that is, in fact the party fought a

san mateo city council has named the most senior council member as the next mayor. but after the election, 2 of the newest council members objected to this saying they needed to fill the 5th vacant seat on city council. first, this caused much debate on what the right order should be to first elect a mayor or first elect the council member. there was even a rally in front of city hall demanding lee be elected before anything else. turns out the city council started by filling the vacant city council member role with rich hedges. he was the final council member to vote yes on lee becoming the next mayor. and he made sure to add his opinion about what the right order should have been to the city charter help revise it. >> and the first order of business career organization as a mayor and i vote for councilman >> the sunday as nash is the newest council member and she was named deputy mayor before the mayor, deputy mayor and 5th city council member was appointed. lee made some major allegations saying that messengers approached her wanting her to vote for council membe

our council will continue to achieve its statutory tasks by the human rights council, the council ofother international institutions. well, at the same time, we started an international dialogue about the need modernization of the reform of these institutions in june of this year, at the st. petersburg legal forum, we held the first round table on this issue, despite the announcement of the german partners about their intention to stop the work of the st. petersburg dialogue forum. we are making efforts to maintain these contacts. just in november, together with our german colleagues, as well as representatives of china, argentina, uzbekistan, and the democratic republic of the conga, iran, we held a conference in yaroslavl on the topic of humanism and human rights. next year 75 years have passed since the signing of the universal declaration of human rights. this is a fundamental document. it was important for building the post-war world order. but now it is often used by the west to impose its value, the new fashionable western values ​​have been brought to the point of absurdity,

gathered in the federation council.ies representatives of regional legislative assemblies federal ministers mayors and governors on the agenda the most important issues of solving national problems necessary for the development of the country, as well as determining the main directions for the development of federal regional legislation parliamentary control over the implementation of decisions made and, of course, support for people, the central theme, socio-economic development of russia and its regions in the context of adaptation to new challenges. we see that attempts to contain russia with the wounds of the collective west are already going beyond all conceivable and unthinkable boundaries. and, of course, in this one. well you are not a simple reality. all levels of government should work in a coordinated manner with maximum efficiency, the right to make a mistake, the inaction or slowness of any official. today in our country. no, definitely our common top priority is support. our heroic warriors mobilized membe

yana good evening, tell us what new powers will appear in our council in the event of the adoption of the law on media in the form that we know now, this bill well in fact, i have to say that the strengthening of the role of the regulator, which was one of the main conditions that the european commission put before the legislator, it consists not only in new powers, it consists firstly in independence and secondly in they have the right to make decisions without regard to other central bodies of the executive power , and the third is that it should be a regulator that has the right to decide many things by itself and in cooperation with the industry, that is, since the draft law as a whole introduces co-regulation for the first time as such a large amount of the regulator's work on the market and from the market is among the key comments on the draft law, in particular, the transfer to the national council, authorized to approve the list of persons who pose a threat to national security, such a black list that includes the kirkorovs and other russian artists, media persons , what is t

, what is the function of its permanent members of the security council, this is the so-called elite,s is a very small circle of countries that actually decide the fate of the agenda and decisions that are made in the un and the most important opportunity and help that russia receives in the un security council is that it can actually block any decisions that it does not like, and this is something that did not satisfy us long before the full-scale war against russia began ukraine is what currently prevents the un from making those decisions that are very important for us, therefore, by actually solving the problem of russia's participation in the un security council, we could become more active, we could attract more help from the ukrainians of the world, and we would be able to bring peace to our country. well, russia, paradoxically, really brazenly took this place in the security council without being a leader in the democratic world or a fighter for democratic values, without being a fighter for peace different missions, she never ended wars, she only started them, er, russia was

the council elected a new mayor, also the city's 5th city council member kron 4. sarah stinson has that story. >> all the controversy and disagreements about how the city of san mateo should elect its next mayor concluded at last night's meeting. in the end, they went with cameras. lee. i caught up with her on zoom to see how she feels on day one in her new role. >> feeling it just really uplifted and hopeful for our city right now. i think that the council i mean, and we struggled sort of storming warming in ordering a mall in a minor way, guns that life. i am really optimistic at this point. >> lee has served on city council since 2019. she's now the city's first asian american mayor for 128 years. san mateo city council has named the most senior council member as the next mayor. but after the election, 2 of the newest council members objected to this saying they needed to fill the 5th vacant seat on city council. first, this caused much debate on what the right order should be to first elect a mayor or first elect the council member. there was even a rally in f

eight new members of the supreme council of justice will be appointed, which ensures that the judicial a-a branch of government, so that those people who in robes pronounce verdicts , so that they er-er are worthy of being called judges er-er and not were the ones who make the decision , and it has some kind of benefit. by the way, absolutely. well, it's just that you understood, it's practically a thing. for example, just now, the security service of ukraine is there, er, there, er, this is the story of the judge, what is god now i will tell you that at the beginning it is large-scale invasion that he is very sorry that it happened like this and that russian troops did not occupy ukraine that they had to retreat ukrainian judge ukrainian judge and nothing can be done to him because he has judicial immunity and the verkhovna rada should deal with it justice and there are now five people that is, it is not valid and that's all and it's all blocked now that's how the judge is volodymyr kuksov from the commercial court of appeal and the suspicion seems to be from him but that's all and he

i would say that as a rubicon, we have the opportunity to launch the supreme council of justice.ppointed 8 members to the supreme council of justice, and among those 16 candidates selected by the ethics council for the involvement of international experts are worthy, there are worthy candidates who, in my opinion, i think in the opinion of my colleagues, will also be able to show the new quality of work of this body. unfortunately , according to our information, there are a lot of influential people in the sedimentary power who do not want to renew the powers of the supreme council of justice, because the supreme council of justice if it will be authorized again, she will be able to consider disciplinary complaints against judges, suspend them and exercise judgment, e-e, dismiss the judge from the position, that is, actually begin to carry out the purification of the judiciary and those e-e well should judges who control the judiciary now, they are afraid of it because they are absolutely not interested in it and the signal of the ambassadors of the gsaven group is also very clea

you mentioned — being run by the councils. you mentioned a _ being run by the councils.20 councils in england which have dropped the vouchers, what else have they been saying about that decision and other ways they might be choosing to help children eligible for free school meals?— choosing to help children eligible for free school meals? councils say ve much for free school meals? councils say very much the _ for free school meals? councils say very much the cost _ for free school meals? councils say very much the cost of— for free school meals? councils say very much the cost of living - for free school meals? councils say very much the cost of living crisis i very much the cost of living crisis has presented them with a dilemma. in terms of support, do you prioritise food or energy bills? and while a few more councils appear to have dropped the voucher scheme, since the bbc last looked at this over summer, since the bbc last looked at this oversummer, part since the bbc last looked at this over summer, part of that may be down to the fact that winter presents a comple

we are always in the council. something to drink . lie down, i really hope i gave them a child, take care of yourself, i will remember one day on the filming and the director of the cemetery was filmed in okhtyrka, and he so kindly invites you to stay. i will find a place for you with us, and we meet russians. thank you very much, mr. volodymyr, for your work volodymyr promise, a deputy of the sumy district council. and also the commander of a volunteer battalion of one of the volunteer battalions of the city of sumy. thank you very much for watching. if you watched, you don’t care. and this is the main thing for our survival. stay with espresso . the program was the salvation itself. stay with us. we are looking for 14-year-old victor. khudoshina from mariupol, the guy last contacted her on the first of april, then he stayed in the city and the situation there was very tense. since then, almost eight months have passed and there was no more information about viktor khudoshina. there is no information about his cu

i worked together before she was on the council. >> since she's been on the council, we agree on many issues. she's a very capable leader. and once we select the 5th council member, i look forward to proudly voting to select her as our next mayor city council will hold a special meeting where they will continue to discuss this. it happens at 6 o'clock tonight. and meantime, people be standing outside of city hall protesting hoping they put pressure on city council to get this done. >> i'm sarah stinson reporting in san mateo. back to you. >> all right, sir, for your health tonight, a major settlement announcement today between the big pharmacy chain in multiple states, including california. kron. 4 says it made you has that story. >> a 5.7 billion dollar opioid settlement has been reached between walgreens in several states, including california, which is expected to receive 510 million for communities impacted by the opioid crisis. the announcement came from state attorney general rob bonta who says, quote, this settlement is another win in our ongoing fight to bring help and healing

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so the city council had a decision last night. do we appoint two new council members or hold a special election after five hours of discussion, the council decided to appoint them rather than to elect them. mayor and outgoing mayor were strongly pushing for that election. >> i think this is a tragedy. it used to be controversial to even appoint an interim care taker for a few months to hold a special election. the fact that we're not going to have an election at all for two years is incredibly concerning. >> the mayor was also heated about this debate because normally doesn't the city hold a special election for city council seats? that's what normally happens. >> yeah. so this is the first time since 1994 that the council will actually appoint a member. the past five years, this issue comes up and every time they hold a special election. they argued it would cost the city $11 million to hold an election. they also said there would be low turnout. council member arenas said it would take too long to hold an election. >> working cl

so, should the supreme council of justice react to such things in what way? i'll start from the last time, the supreme council of justice can not intervene in specific cases. it can only consider complaints against judges if there is strong evidence that the judge is involved in illegal decisions, that is, if chernihiv files such a complaint or if a part of the members of the supreme council independently sees in some specific decision, it is enough to substitute the opening of disciplinary proceedings, then the implementation is opened, all the evidence is analyzed and the judge can be brought to justice, but the decision of the supreme council of justice cannot be changed, that is, it must to understand that this is not a court of understanding eh on such an ordinary thing it can be said that the judge is above the judges who decides whether the judges really make legal decisions which can be but the maximum disciplinary ones they can this judge can be dismissed from yes this is the only body that can do this of course , i have to correct you regarding judg

we are strengthening the authority of the federation council as a chamber of regions.ear we implement more and more specific cases. we are not talking about a talking, but we are talking about business and the initiative that was announced. uh, here , uh, we are realizing, we are already publishing a real folder of specific cases implemented by senators, implemented by the federation councils in each individual region as a whole for the subjects of the federation, and, of course, this gives. we are very pleased that there are concrete results of the work, they are executed, er, promptly. actual and clearly brought to the end, so colleagues, that's all in you to every committee to every senator. i would like to thank you for such professional substantive and concrete work and my many meetings with governors and chairmen of regional parliaments confirm this. and that they really appreciate what we do as a chamber of regions. i would like to repeat your assistants to all employees of the staff of the federation council , including the head of the staff, gennady ivanovich

federation acquired membership in the un and received the seat of a permanent member of the security council bypassing official procedures. thus usurping, according to the ministry of foreign affairs, the place of the soviet union, and russia's actions discredit and subsequently destroy the entire system of the organization, they say in kyiv therefore, the ukrainian foreign ministry calls for the exclusion of russia from the zones as a whole, while in moscow they are sure and the russian minister of foreign affairs lavrov stated that this is impossible, and what do experts think about it let's talk with my colleague ostap yarosh who joins ostap vitaya's broadcast. this is not the first ukrainian government to voice calls to deprive russia of its status as a permanent member of the un security council. now it has been officially formalized and it is also now transmitted about the exclusion of russia and the un in general. tell me more what arguments does kyiv have and in short the ministry of foreign affairs claims that the actions of russia will be discredited and later may even destroy the

said that for russia it would be council said that for russia it would be council said that for russia it would be great if the teams on the field in doha great if the teams on the field in doha great if the teams on the field in doha were argentina and morocco and he was were argentina and morocco and he was were argentina and morocco and he was half right but it's not like midwedev half right but it's not like midwedev half right but it's not like midwedev had a lot to choose from in the sense had a lot to choose from in the sense had a lot to choose from in the sense that there is actually no one for russia that there is actually no one for russia that there is actually no one for russia to root for of russia's known enemies to root for of russia's known enemies to root for of russia's known enemies only a few countries even came to qatar only a few countries even came to qatar only a few countries even came to qatar along with morocco and argentina maybe along with morocco and argentina maybe along with morocco and argentina maybe just brazil and iran and even with iran just brazil

we hope that the expert council will take an active part in this. among the priority tasks of balancing the economy, it is necessary to balance efforts for further development with the implementation of current measures, including mobilization, let me remind you that, on behalf of the president, a correctional council has been formed, which is designed to strengthen the interaction of the armed forces and our industry in all directions , to intensify the production of weapons, military equipment, uniforms, personal protective equipment, and medicines. all this requires serious resources. at the same time, it is important to prevent imbalance and maintain accessibility for the mass consumer of basic goods and services. well from this. as a matter of fact, the quality of life of our people depends on maintaining a balance, and personnel policy is important, so that the enterprise defense of the industrial complex could fill the need for specialists, and a decision was made to compensate employers for payment. for the salaries of those employees who mo

we heard no credible evidence of diversion this afternoon in this council. we would certainly review evidence to support these claims whether it came from ahead of state or international law enforcement official if it is produced. we would do that because the united states takes very seriously our responsibility to protect our defense and dual use technologies and to prevent their diversion. at the same time, united states is committed to continuing to support the people of ukraine as they defend their country and their freedom. we are not hiding that support. as others have said, ukraine has every right to defend itself, and we have every right to continue our long standing support to its defense. though we have seen no credible evidence of ukraine diverting us origin arms, munitions. we must all recognize an inherent risk of weapons capture and diversion on the battlefield. and any armed conflict we have always taken. and united states continues to take proactive steps to mitigate this risk. what we have seen is western origin systems captured by russia in

i wish to conclude by recording that this council has a crucial role to play in seeking peace. my country will continue to stand shoulder to shoulder with those who are proposing alternatives to the language of weapons. i thank you. i thank the representative of gabrielle for their statement. i give the floor to mexico. we'll drive it out of here. thank you very much madam president. i thank thee hi representative like a mid sir and mr. carbolic for their briefings. as we said last september, and throughout all of the months of debate in the security council on the conflict in ukraine, mexico has constantly referred to the importance and necessity to pay particular attention to the implications of weapons transfers. recognizing article $51.00 of the charge of the united nations, mexico's concern regarding transfers of arms is not restricted merely to the current situation. it goes back to the beginnings of the conflict in the east of ukraine. in 2014, the impact of the weapons used in this conflict is omnipresent. the highest price is paid by civilians with their lives and with

our expert councils have been working in the federation council for 8 years now and now a large councileated, which we are very proud of, headed by yuri leonidovich vorobyov , and our expert councils, he is, as it were, the working body of this large council. and of course all topics related to the timber industry complex. we are trying to consider in more detail in order to bring the already conceptual part to the council meeting. that is why waste recycling is still relevant, it was 8 years ago and 10 years ago. and today this question is still on the agenda and it is very interesting, not only for our residents of the russian federation, for business, and for the state as a whole, but we have an allowable cutting area. in the russian federation, it is 730 million cubic meters, while about 200 million cubic meters per year. true, this year there has been a small such decline for 10 months today. uh, the figure is currently harvested 147 and 80, in my opinion, million cubic meters, of course, where there are large enterprises. such as the arkhangelsk pulp and paper mills, such as those

and it's fundamental conversation between the president and the council. by human rights.emely honest and difficult, human rights activists rarely touch upon non-problematic issues. moreover, the events of recent months could not but affect their work. vladimir putin pointed to the cynical even biased position of the human rights council of a number of other international organizations, only after the start of the special military operation of the un human rights council, the council of europe, other so -called human rights organizations suddenly began to see the light and shamelessly, uh, demonstrate their engagement engagement. moreover, i would say it is cynical to shift the blame from a sore head to health, as she says, all this meant that these structures were not able to fulfill their statutory tasks. leading their obvious bias russia was forced to give up. from feeling in a number of these organizations, i believe that our council is like an institution working with a wide range of public organizations in russia from abroad. could become an effective international p

she's trying within the council.rying to rid of the to rid herself of the responsibility of time responsibility of her time there. says there. and also she says transformational changes to how transformational changes to how transformational is transformational change is really be . if people had to really be. if people had to resign over council's resign over the council's failure coming to failure could be coming to westminster really westminster. really, really interesting no interesting stuff they will no doubt more on this story to doubt much more on this story to go but that's it for the programme today coming up it's bev turner today . very good morning. welcome to best tennis on gb news. thank you for finding me. how 25,000 ambulance workers have walked out in the first of two. one day strikes. health secretary

burlakov serhii, an eternal servant of darkness and all evil, was first elected to the district councilthen failed in the elections under the party's banner, our region is now a businessman with a mandate from the state police, engaged in the construction business, repairing motor vehicles, and helping the rashists to consolidate from mariupol, olena, professional unemployment, don't let the cute features of this deputy's face mislead you, after the full-scale invasion, this representative transferred the skills of the administration to personal affairs employees of cultural institutions of mariupol, where is it about addresses, passport numbers, work books, and mobile phone numbers? mariupol city hall accused a deputy of high treason. this is what was reported about karpenko in the security service of ukraine. the perpetrator took on the niche of patriotic education. currently under the leadership of the occupiers, karpenko is responsible for the agitation of local residents through organization of separatist and pro-russian mass events in this photo natalya sotnikova is also unemploye

pro western bed to the security council. and so to question what the u. s. is doing particularly with aid to ukraine, is, is something they don't hear much. i would say i was pretty, i felt pretty jaded after it. i was very i don't know of disappointed the word, but it, impressed upon me that you know, most of the speakers from france, the us, the u. k. ireland, even, um, they didn't address the issues. we raced about the weapons ending up an unsavory hands. they just ignore that went back to their. busy taught anti russian talking points. meanwhile, there's tons of evidence that you crane or forces in you crank gangs in ukraine. these right as groups like the as a battalion, ukraine to have an are diverting weapons to other countries. but again, the security council seemed to largely ignore all that and tried to blame again all the plight, problems on russia, which seems par for the course. i don't see real discussions coming out of the security council on any of these important issues. and that's very sad because the security council is the body in the wor

how are you, my secret spoke inside the coordinating council.ther in order to live the life you want to live. and these people are still comparing their new cs to our anc. well, at least delegates are elected to the fts. well, why does the franco need such control? yes, because to the question, where is the money, where are the results, he has no answers, and frank and sveta tired of receiving public scolding whether they were inspired by the experience of the british monarchy, creates such a kind of proverb in which there is a conditional prime minister who is responsible for everything , until the true power and all the money will be with their leaders. well, see for yourself this money many international structures allocate money in the field of education

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podolyak is convinced that the fact that russia is a permanent member of the security council creates for ukraine because it is through it we cannot get certain resolutions that are important for a number of countries today ukraine ukraine initiates the legal component of this process of expelling russia from the un as such and above all from the members permanent members of the security council and after that, i think in a month or two you will see that this becomes a key narrative of global politics as such, we will move into a series of legal discussions on what grounds russia can be excluded today, how to do it quickly and after that we will do it, mr. valentin, here i really liked this insert. how to do it quickly. how to do it quickly. the first question is for you. i think that it will not work quickly, but i would ask the question differently. well, how to do it in principle and in this context, time and effort whatever it takes, they will justify themselves, and i am practically sure that by starting the war in ukraine, russia violated the status quo and she thought that by v

council —— united nations security council —— united nations security council said it was deeply alarmedand meaningful participation of women and girls in afghanistan. the un security council urged the taliban to reopen schools and swiftly reverse these policies and swiftly reverse these policies and practices. the council also condemned the ban on women working for ngos, because millions of afghans rely on these ngos to provide the most needed assistance. some medical delicious restrictions on women and girls unjustifiable human rights violations, and said that these restrictions must be revoked. inside afghanistan, people are also showing their anger in that so many different ways. a university professor tore up as diploma certificate on the live tv in protest at the university ban on afghan women. he destroyed the significance and said that from today i do not have these diplomas any more, because this country is a place for education. if his sisters and his mother cannot study, then he does not accept this education. the master of higher education said in a letter to all government a

a former la city council.president nury martinez, current council member kevin de leon and former council member gilson deal all taking part in a racist conversation with former la county federation of labor president ron herrera during a closed door meeting in 2021, a meeting that was supposed to be about how those council members wanted to draw other districts for the next >> anyway, according to the la city charter around the time of the census count, every 10 years council members may appoint a district panel to make recommendations about how to draw new district lines. but it's the council members themselves of the final approval of how the map should look all part of a a process that does not sit well with state senator elena let's take this process out of the hands of elected officials who have something to gain or something to lose from that. she has now introduced a bill that would put the la city redistricting process in the hands of an independent commission. something she argues should have been do

this as this is emma, the 1st time he came back from a session of the council. he went along with their talk to us, but then he thought about it and came to the conclusion that it was not right. that the bishops who were over the theologians in theory at least, should be taught by the theologians and then announced with the theologians said, han into logan been the that was when he started having dallas and rusty to loza. as in the day, perhaps it was these doubts that turned a young theologian, a rebel, almost the white hope of progressive forces in the vatican into a much feared conservative. in 1966 hands couldn't appointed his bavarian colleague to tubing in university. the theory survives to this day that it was yoseph writing as time in tubing into changed him. but these were anything but harmonious years in the universities. 1968 was a time of upheaval. oh, ah, with buzzing, except that he was appalled by the student revolts gelani's. i'd burst into his lectures read rating parties, of course, they also burst into my lectures. all is in the end, he was a

they kidnapped the head of the culture department of the executive committee of the berdyan city council, mykola oleksandrovych shostak. this was reported in the district of the state administration, armed men broke into the man's house late in the evening, allegedly to check because he had weapons, but they found nothing in ani's house in the country, but this did not stop the invaders, they took the official to an unknown direction under the pretext of a trip to the station, offered russian dry rations in exchange for support invaders, the security service detained another collaborator in donetsk region during the capture of the estuary, she voluntarily went to cooperate with the enemy and joined the ranks of the local occupation administration, an enemy publicist handed over members of the resistance movement to the aggressor and facilitated the holding of a pseudo-referendum to collect the required number of votes, the traitor offered the so-called humanitarian woman from the russian federation in the form of a grocery set with propaganda leaflets, the perpetrator was informed of the

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rich headed has been elected as the person who will fill the fifth council, the vacancy.just seeing people walk out so i am assuming the meeting just ended and we will go ahead and follow up with them see what else took place in it. in san mateo, stephanie mac uihlein. >>> 11 hebert area restaurant hit by burgers at two locations in two days. managers at hurry up now say someone broke into the san jose restaurant saturday and the oakland location on sunday. they see the thieves smashed windows and broken the cash registers and even broke into a safe and san jose. they got away with and in undisclosed amount of money. the order of the chain writes "having a restaurant and all those around the world paid our dues for a lifetime? " the managers are upset. >> you are working well and doing your best to give everything to the community and transfer three is like a family restaurant to everyone. >> the restaurants are still open but because the cash registers are broken they cannot take cash to their letting customers know they need to ordeder and d papay onl police hahave not

well, you can go on, the rest of the people remain in the kherson city regional council, they are all legitimate deputies, and well , they are quasi-legends and quasi-local self-government deputies, a proxy, i would say a proxy deputy, andriyu well, you can sum up the results and parla ’s work for the year how much is left until the new year, by the way, because we don't see any videos, broadcasts, or stories, but you have one week of session left in the parliament. yes, i understand . i think that no one knows for sure the results of the year, in your opinion, what was the most responsible decision of the ukrainian parliament in 2002, to which you can give credit in ukrainian parliamentarism, so ihora, i think the honest and correct answer would be not to mention any individual bills, but to state the fact that despite all political contradictions, regardless of our likes or dislikes, the ukrainian parliament this year played a huge role in ensuring democracy in ukraine, in confirming the legitimacy of the authorities in ukraine, and for organization of injuries from the invasion of

security council. as a main question.he topic of personnel training was considered to ensure the information security of the country presidential press secretary. dmitry peskov said that the meeting participants also discussed social, economic and international issues. we are continuing the senate program on everything that now concerns electronic document management. all questions regarding control should be formalized directly when the inspector visits a particular hazardous facility. we are talking about dangerous objects. this concerns, first of all, the danger to a citizen for the inhabitants of our country. now, if we create this system, which is now more the world. this applies not only to industries. first a person's life, and then the main ones. how can we make this or that warning regarding this or that production. that's for this year. we have worked substantively with rostekhnadzor, the results are visible that the load on business is being reduced, in principle, this was a priority for us india according to r