also, the job composition of our candidates is employee, retired, cultural, freelancer, university professor, lawyer, judge, member of parliament, doctor, military and cleric. the leading provinces in definite registration are alborz , tehran, qom, khorasan razavi, yazd, chaharmahal bakhtiari, ordville, isfahan, lorestan and khuzestan. we will continue this process on wednesday, november 3. be sure to pay attention to the candidates and applicants who , before registering , ask for a time management tracking code from the country's election headquarters, so that today, we have seen a high number of entries and this shows that the applicants have placed more in the last 3 days. i hope this is very much . from the 27th of mehr, one week to the 3rd of aban , the opportunity to register the elector. who have passed the initial registration. those who participate in pre-registration and receive a tracking code can enter the system. one-week pre-registration for the parliamentary elections was done for the first time in august with the amendment of the election law. a stage for inquiry and examini

culture. in many years in the scenes of this university, we got rich knowledge, we discovered the unique belarus i have already studied here for almost 5 years, then another 5 years , mm, of course, we miss our parents, our country, but i want to say that in belarus and our university is already my second home. we are setting off on an expedition through the depths of our country. let's get back to the road. in advance , the traditional crossings between the borders and between the borders of the village of hantsavitsky districts continue to happen many times in advance in the past. let's follow the history and myastsovye abrads. dobry zen u khatu, idze bagach bagaty, adchynyai dzvery, hto are you happy about the pit? velma is glad, i’m rich, i want hellish animals, oh, i’m going to go, and there are horses. oh there, behind the wide bramya, the cossack is walking more cheerfully, three oaks to the left, three oaks to the right, the cossack is walking veselle, just with projects in advance at the minute, on tv channel belarus 24. look, this is our mini-concert hall, well , we have a university,

belarusian tradition, well, very, very nicely i told there, we are now located near our university, the institute of culturety, well, there is a sports cafe and a sub-mind hall and a concert hall, but we always perform concerts here. symphony orchestra concert here we have a student students life is very interesting in our free time then we don’t have a lesson, well i’ll call my friend with friends we’ll take a walk, eat a barbecue in the minsk sea, and we ourselves like the sport of billiards, we always play billiards there , after university, of course , probably in china, i want to work in a big theater, and i can go to university, i really want to study even further, well, study technique, study european methods for vocals, just study, well, it will be possible... it’s better to work in the theater and great singers, in china not only peking opera, european opera and a musical, and so on, well, it’s also possible, if i graduated from graduate school, well, i will, i will work in china, well, no, not only at the university, well, maybe at the ober theaters, i came to belarus and went to the big ober, ope

we had said that 75,000 teachers would be recruited through the cultural university and the cultural university. how are the rest of us teachers going to be supported? we had thousands of teachers from the employment of assistants and principals of schools up to soldier teachers. the rest of us get positive employment for teachers and retirees . we went to get a job . let's use them 24 hours a day what happened was that the rate of our retirement exceeded our forecast, the law did not allow us to keep the pensioner, that is, one of the two parties wants to stay retired, the device wants to stay, it is possible, and something happened that, of course, this is really a delay. we were announcing the results of the exams , the behesht elementary exam was held at a completely different time. orientation to 70 majors it increased and put a hope in the hearts of the students of different groups to hold the exam. well, in the first stage, only 30 cities, only 17, almost 500 people, were accepted without fail, the capacity was given , and the capacity that was given was completed by adding 100

tradition and belarusian traditions , well, very, very, i told you there we are now at our university, the institute of cultureut we always perform here, a concert, a symphony orchestra concert here , our student life is very interesting free time, then we don’t have a lesson, well, i’ll call my friend with friends , we’ll go for a walk, eat in the minsk sea barbecue and i myself like the sport of billiards, we’re always there to play billiards after university, of course i’ll go back to china, i want to work in a big theater and maybe a university. a show where people do not fight with the help of physical strength, as is well known, before the competition you need to warm up thoroughly and warm up all your muscles, by the way, the same applies to your head. how exactly, one french figure noted, one can yield to force, but one submits without complaint only to the mind. a show where the main weapon is - the main thing now is to concentrate, gather all your thoughts together and be attentive. all of these medals were awarded for victory at the summer olympics, except one. what medal are we talking about? sochi

the belarusian tradition, well, he told me very very nicely there, we are now at our university, the institute of culturell, there is a sports hall and a submindum hall and a concert hall, but we are always here we are performing with a concert, a symphony orchestra concert here, we have a student students life is very interesting in their free time, then we don’t have a lesson, well, i’ll call my friend with friends, we’ll take a walk, eat in the minuskoy sea barbecue and i like the sport of billiards, we there's always a game of billiards there, after university, well, of course, i'll go back to china, i want to, i work in a big theater and maybe go to university. i really want to study even further, well, study technique, study european methods for vocals, just study, but the future can work in the theater and great singers, in china not only peking opera, european opera, and musicals, and so on, but it is also possible, if i finished graduate school, well, i will, i will... in china, well, no, not only in university, but maybe in opera theaters, i came to belarus and went to large opera theaters, wat

culture. our university is small by the standards of other universities; currently there are a little more studentsdent, including foreign citizens, mainly from the people's republic of china, the belarusian academy of music has, so to speak, its own fleet of musical instruments, among which there are models instruments, suite categories, which are issued to students for their participation in the most prestigious international and republican creative competitions. projects, among such instruments we have the bayan, accordion, saxophone, violin, our real pride, this is royal of a famous brand, in addition, the academy of music has about 40 instruments that are issued to gifted students to participate in international competitions, concerts and of course, the academy of music has a range of musical instruments that are designed exclusively for training, they are provided to students who do not have their own instruments , those who enter the music academy are those who have already received a secondary specialized education in colleges, the public, with the exception of our vocalists who may not hav

[000:00:00;00] we are now at our university, the institute of culture, the skts, our university, i did it, well, there is a cafe, a sports hall, and a sub-mind hall, and a concert hall, but we always perform here with a concert, a symphony orchestra concert, here we have a student students life is very interesting in their free time then we don’t have a lesson, well, i’ll call my friend with friends, we’ll go for a walk, eat and barbecue in the minusk sea, and i like the sport of billiards the most, we always play billiards there, after university, of course , i will return to china, i want to work in a big theater and maybe go to university. i really want to study even further, well, study technique, study the european method for vocals, just study, but the future can work in theaters and great singers, singers, in china not only peking... opera, european opera, and musicals, but also so on, well, it’s also possible if i graduated from graduate school, but i will, i will work in china, well, no, not only at the university, well, maybe at the opera theaters, i came to belarus and went

a teacher of the russian language, because i really love russian history and also russian culture, at universityudied pushkin and also read pushkin, gogal, dostoevsky, chegov too, they are very famous writers here in brazil, they know a lot of russian. very much in russia, but they want to know in russia, but we need more contact, we need to do a lot in order to socially. opinion knew better in russia about brazil in brazil about russia. i have already said that, unfortunately, the expansion of this socio-political, let’s say, horizons in our countries is not yet enough. and when we talk about the connections between our countries, we forget that there is such a feature, let’s say, as similarity in architecture, when you look at brazilian cities, at technology. construction of the urban environment, which were implemented by outstanding the architects who built the city of bradelha were nemal , lucia costa, burli marx, we must understand that to a large extent the development of urban planning in russia was determined by the fact that our architects considered not mayer, but almost a god, travel

where he awarded 500 million in grants to cultural universities. scholars for seven years. he directed the nea operation homecoming, writing the wartime experience program, taught therapeutic writing workshops for u.s. troops during their deployment on domestic bases and in military. he has published in humanities inside of higher education and the wall street journal and other. he has co-edited an essay on flannery o'connor. hello, so glad you're here. it is my distinct honor to introduce and to interview jeff shaara his new book which on notice signing is at 3:00 and i think you'll to be there after you hear this and. and jeff is well known to us. he's signed many of his books here, the state he's the author of more than 15 york times bestseller. as you certainly would know, gods and generals, other books that to mind the last full measure and of course his new historical the old line about teddy roosevelt and rather than read this standard bio i thought i would tell a story. so jeff, i have known each other for about years when. we were younger. let's say, and project th

and we know that there are no independents in hungary anymore media, institutions, culture, even universitiesate to the government , some judges are independent, but not all, and in poland after the elections, if peace wins, unfortunately, the same will happen. this sounds very sad, because poland is an example for us and we know the slogan that there is no free poland without a free ukraine, but whether there is a free ukraine without a free ukraine, it is in the interests of ukraine to have a liberal democracy here. namely, the fact that poland under the leadership of kaczynski entered into a conflict with brussels and berlin, it hurt a lot to ukraine, because the countries of western europe, looking at how poland and hungary are behaving, may think twice whether we need another ukraine in the eu, which may have the same problems as with poland or hungary. kolejna ukraina w unii, z kóją męży być takie same problemy, jak z polską czy z węgrami, więcz, i am always worried that kaczyński's struggle with berlin and brussels will harm ukraine first, so it is really in the interests of ukraine fo

the job combination and job category of the candidates are, respectively , retired cultural employee, university professor, lawyer, judge , parliamentarian, military doctor, and clergyman. the provinces and the index of the reception rate per seat are alborz province, tehran province, qom province, yazd province, khorasan province, razavi province, isfahan province, standabil, lorestan province, and kermanshah province. i emphasize that the system will be active tomorrow from 8 am. candidates who received the tracking code from the country's election headquarters before registering can refer to the system and confirm their registration. mr. eslami , you mentioned the details and the latest statistics on the fourth day of final registration. the election period of the islamic council, while the next 3 days are still this opportunity for daut talabban is still in the final stage, after the mechanisms are determined in the final registration stage , how is the next stage defined and determined by the ministry of interior for the march elections based on the timetable set in the islamic shura majlis

the job composition of the volunteers is, first, employee, retired, cultural, freelance, university professor, lawyer, judge, member of parliament, doctor, military and spiritual, during the truth insider. the 10 routes i mentioned and the ranking of our provinces, which are different from the previous day, are alborzd province, first province, tehran province, qom province, khorasan province , razavi province, golestan province, chaharmahal bakhtiari province, manshah province, istanbul province, isfahan province. in any case, their time in completing the questionnaire must be completed more accurately and quickly. yes, thank you very much, mr. eslami. thank you for your explanation. mr. eslami, the spokesperson of the country's election headquarters , we bid you farewell. executive operations of discoveries in the presence of the head of the atomic energy organization, the completion of the uranium mining complex of west azarbaijan began. mr. eslami said in this ceremony: this operation will be carried out with an investment of 5 thousand billion tomans and the processing process will be ca

field of arrangement of the job composition of volunteers is also the job of freelance cultural worker, university professor, lawyer, judge, doctor, member of the military and clerical parliament. if you have any questions, i am at your service. thank you very much , mr. eslami . thank you for your explanation. the sixth session of the leader's news assembly will start on november 14 for one week. the election headquarters of the country announced in the notice number 10 that the candidates for the election of the assembly of leadership experts, personally or through their representative who has been officially introduced in writing, from sunday 14th to 20th of aban and from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm can register at the central governor's office. refer to the province of the constituency or the ministry of interior. in this announcement, it is also announced that in qom governorate, like the ministry of interior, it is possible to register for all constituencies. the elections of the 6th term of the assembly of leadership experts simultaneously with the 12th the islamic council elections will be held on

te is a director by training, because he is a theater department at the university of culture. producesur education as a director, does it help you in working on a role or, on the contrary, hinders you, you include someone there, i don’t know , you criticize the director in yourself, probably sometimes it helps, sometimes it hinders, i’m generally very glad that probably i received a directing education, as it seems to me, this is still a little richer than artists, artists after all, such people are focused on themselves, the inner world, on how to live everything, yes, that is, exactly like me on stage, but with me. me due to the fact that, probably, my education as a director, mikhailov, in many ways taught us to really look at the whole picture, i always, even when i’m on stage in the role of my character, somehow try to control the picture that happens on the stage of the theater, but uh you yourself know the profession, not every director is ready to accept, probably, some offers from artists, sometimes it may apply jealousy, as long as it doesn’t bother me, as it were, and of cou

i should also mention that the first rank is employee, retired, cultural, freelance, university professor, representative of lawyer, judge, member of parliament, doctor, military and cleric. this process continues until tomorrow and the seventh day will be wednesday, november 3. therefore , we request that all those who want to participate in the election competition of the twelfth term of the islamic council. tomorrow is the last deadline to register from here. i would like to tell you one more thing about the election of the assembly of leadership experts. the announcement of the election headquarters of the country was issued today. the registration of the election of the leadership experts, with the help of god , will take place from november 14th to november 20th. a presence in the governorates of the center of the province along with election headquarters of the country. and my colleagues at the election headquarters of the country have the desire to register candidates for the election of leadership experts . this technological product is produced at a lower cost than similar forei

belarus. no longer, you are a director by education, because the theater department of the university of culture directors, your director’s education, it helps you in working on a role or, on the contrary , hinders you, you include someone there, i don’t know, you criticize the director in yourself, probably , sometimes it helps, sometimes it hinders, on the whole i’m very glad that i probably received a directing education, as it seems to me, this is a little after all, richer than artists, artists are still such people focused on themselves, their inner world, mm. on how to live everything, yes, that is, exactly how i am on stage, and due to the fact that probably my education as a director, mikhailov taught us in many ways to really look at the whole picture, i always, even when i am on stage in the role of one character somehow, but i try to control the picture that takes place on the stage of the theater, but uh, you yourself know the profession, not every director is probably ready to accept some proposals from artists, sometimes i can be jealous, as long as it doesn’t bother me. as if, of

languages ​​began to be created for dozens of peoples inhabiting the russian empire, cultural heritage was systematized, universities so on and so forth. lenin, to put it bluntly, hated jewish nationalism. he had a strict attitude towards any nationalism, but here he proved himself more than concrete. if lenin did not give jews the slightest opportunity for self-determination, why did he give the ukrainians the opportunity to self-determinate? the figure of lenin, like any other significant ruler of russia, has acquired a diverse mythology in the public consciousness. the internet has put historians who spent years and years sitting in archives on an equal footing with any popular blogger obsessed with one idea or another. as a result, real experts, for example, historian evgeny spitsin, are periodically forced to argue with people who do not know the essence of the issue at all, or are captive of not too deep and often openly manipulative concepts. everything is complicated in russian history, and there is no need to simplify it; if you don’t like lenin, don’t simplify it either. we are not modern kiev historians,

at mississippi valley state university, and the former chairman of the national endowment for humanities. where he was awarded, what he wanted 500 million in grants to cultural organizations, universities and scholars. for seven years he directed the nea operation homecoming riding the wartime experience programs and taught therapeutic writing workshops for u.s. troops during the deployment on domestic bases and in military hospitals. he has published in humanities inside of higher education and also the "wall street journal" and other applets. outlets. he has co-edited an essay collection of flannery o'connor. >> hello. so glad you are here. it isti my distinct honor to introduce and to interview jeff shaara, his new book which i will note the sign is at 3:00 and i i think you want to be the after you hear this. and jeff is well known to us. he's signed many of his books here in the state. he's the author of more than 15 "new york times" bestsellers. you certainly would know gods and generals, of the book succumb to my come the last full measure and, of course, his new historical novel "the old lion" about teddy roosevelt. and rather a than read this standa

he's an associate professor at the school of history and cultures at the university of birmingham, ands now on the line from that city. welcome to newswatch, john. you used to enjoy watching the live coverage. can you sum up what's your concern about the coverage now from party conferences? well, my main concern is that these are an important part of our national democracy. we're running up to what will be quite a significant general election. and it's quite clear that there are within each party there are divisions and strains that are playing out as well. it was noticed that, you know, the liberals and the labour party both had votes by the members that went against the leadership and policies and it's, and it would have been really good for people to be able to see that live and see how that is, is playing out. because i looked on the news website to see how i could get access to what was going on in the conferences. and it directed me to the web pages. and it struck me that that's really treating national politics almost like a sort of niche interest rather than as something that i

are you on education as a director, because the theater department of the university of culture producestors; your education as a director helps you in your work. over-the-top or vice versa interferes, you turn on someone there, i don’t know, you criticize the director in yourself , probably sometimes it helps, sometimes it hinders, on the whole i’m very glad that i probably received a directing education, as it seems to me, that’s a little bit everything -after all, richer than artists, artists are still such people focused on themselves, their inner world, on how to live everything, yes, that is, exactly how i am on stage, and due to the fact that probably my director’s education, mikhailov taught us in many ways very... to look at the whole picture, i always, even when i’m on stage, in the role of my character, somehow, but i try to control the picture that takes place on the stage of the theater, but uh, you yourself know that if not every director is ready to accept, probably, some proposals from artists, sometimes there can be jealousy, as long as it doesn’t bother me, like of cour

a person who works in a university can do cultural work as well as academic work, and he may also haveommercial career. why should not use that commercial candle? when someone has a wide range of interests, why not that range? used? why shouldn't it be watered like a hidden tree so that it grows up? business is correct. many universities see business and science as two different things, and not only different, but to some extent even enemies of each other. as i said, this is not true at all. what is important is that when someone starts a company, to what extent does he really want to do it, if, for example, someone who is a professor wants to start a company and really goes after commercial work, then he no longer has commercial work and there is no reason to do so. that he is really in the university, but he wants to use the findings of the university for his commercial work, this is for the benefit of the university, for the benefit of the company, and for the benefit of the place where the company is located, because it attracts employees, it creates employment , it makes the name

so at the university madison a wisconsin madison which ran statistics on multiple cultural children's books all time, said 40% were had at least one creator who was a person of color, 70% had at least one creator who was white. 46% had a person of color who was character in the book, and $0.39 had a primary character who was of color, in addition to that other things that have happened this year, year, 20, 22 newbery award and all the honor books newbery were women of color, which is also significant. but if go back and look at your guide for this festival and look at your panelist and look at the people who here presenting, you will see who are not all white white. i can go to my library at oak grove in lamar county on any given day of the week. go the children's section and i will see a multitude of entire seeing children's books that represent children from many ethnicities. and that happens all the time that's the global picture of what happened when ezra jack keats took it upon himself to a book about a little boy in the snow and decide that that little boy could be black. i mean

abbas khamiyar, the head of middle east issues and the vice president of culture at the university ofnd religions. mr. khamiyar, my question is how many an hour ago, the occupiers threatened to bomb the orthodox cultural center and a school called rome, where there are 1,500 displaced people . before, we attacked the hospital, we attacked the church , we attacked the mosque, how confused do you think the zionist regime is now that this this is how it violates the international customs and customs of war. see, today, after this long delay for several weeks , for the first time, the voice of all the international organizations has been heard that the prisoners of mosques, churches, religious places, schools, places of gatherings in all rituals are prohibited in all international laws and are a crime it counts. and these are being raised as war crimes. and this is a sad look. this look is a look of genocide. you see, ms. shubiri pape has a book called pape, he was a professor at telavib university, sarlab became a naturalized citizen , now he lives in london. during the past years, there

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this year this past year 2022 the book council at the university of medicine wisconsin which runs statistics on cultural children's books all the time said 40% had a least one creator who is a person of color and 70% had a least one who is. 46% had a person of color who is a character in the book and 39 had a primary character who was of color. in addition to that other things that have happened this year, this year's 2022 newbury award in all the honor books for newbury were women of color which is also significant. if you go back and look at your guides for this festival and look at your panelist and look at the people who were here presenting you'll see people who are not alll white. i can go to my library in l. grove in the mark county on any given day ofda the week going to the children's section and i will see a multitude of enticing children's books that represent children and that happens all the time. that's the global picture of what happened when ezra jack keats took it upon himself to ride back a book about a little boy in the snow and decided thaa little boy could lead a life. he does the s

district of mordovia, our battles continue today in the fields, factories , cultural and information spheres, schools, universities, for our truth, our development prospects, our right to be sovereign and independent, all this will happen if we will have a strong economy , this is the basis of everything, the economy is positive, statistics confirm, the trade turnover between our republics last year reached its maximum, approaching $90 million, but already in 8 months of this we already have a record of about 115 million. it’s just almost 300%. we cooperate in traditional areas from mechanical engineering and metallurgy to agro-industrial complex and petrochemicals. our modern technology and world-class equipment are also ready for new projects. alexander lukashenko sees prospects in cooperation, with an emphasis on joint import-substituting production. they report to me that mordovia is among the leaders in russia in terms of the share of innovative products in volume. the innovative flagships of the republic , optical fiber and pharmaceuticals , are certainly of great interest to us, which in general, we have th

budapest in warsaw, and we know that in hungary there are no independent media, cultural institutions, even universitieste to the government, yet i... it sounds very sad, because poland is an example for us, and we know the slogan that there is no free poland without a free ukraine, but is there a free ukraine without a free poland? it is in the interests of ukraine to have a liberal democracy here, because i believe that such an unnoticed process that took place earlier, namely that. poland, under the leadership of kaczyński, entered into a conflict with brussels and berlin, which greatly harmed ukraine in particular. because the countries of western europe, looking at how poland and hungary behave, can do three things to think about whether we need another ukraine in the eu, with which there may be the same problems as with poland or hungary. ukraine. kaczynski with berlin and brussels will harm ukraine first, so it is really in the interests of ukraine for poland to have a stable, normal government that cooperates with the european union. there is a policy of destroying the eu. this is the number one

what i exposed in woke inc., it is dent gragz of culture, antisemitism is self-loathing culture that universitiese propagated. when i was on campus, no, it was not this bad, but it was direction things were going. when you have young people, you tell them to go to ben and jerry's and order ice cream with antisemitism sprinkles on top, that is what they spew back out. they are lost for purpose and meaning. i don't think the right direction is censorship, but leadership. fill that vacuum of purpose and meaning thachl is missing amongst young americans and that is my job to do this. >> ainsley: when you see images, you have been on our show a number of times telling us what is happening at ivy leave universities and heard pete hegseth talk about it. you see 7000 people spewing pro-hamas message on the brooklyn bridge yesterday and you get a visual this is happening. we've been told it is upon haing, you don't believe it at this level. when you see the images and hear what they are saying, at cornell, they're posting online calling to slit the throats of jewish students. it is evil and hateful. >> we

teacher of the russian language, because i really love russian history and also russian culture, at the universityed pushkin and also read pushkin, gogal, dostoevsky, tekhov, too, they very famous writers, and here in brazil, russians know a lot about football in brazil, about carnival, because brazil doesn’t know yet, how to show the world our culture, i think that the brazilian people , i don’t know what russia has very much, but they want to know in russia, we need more contact, we need to do a lot so that public opinion in russia knows better about brazil, in brazil and russia, i have already said that, unfortunately, the expansion of this socio-political , let’s say, horizons in our countries is not yet enough, when we talk about the connections between our countries, we forget that there is such a feature, let’s assume a similarity in architecture . when you look at brazilian cities, at those constructivist constructions of the urban environment that were introduced by outstanding architects who built the city of brazil, these are damai, lucio costa, burlia marx, we must understand that to a

abbas khamiyar, an expert and vice president of culture at the university of religious religions.ll bomb the place where there are 1,500 displaced people. before, we had the attack on the hospital, we had the church, we had the mosque. how confused do you think the zionist regime is now that it is violating the international customs and customs of war ? after this long delay for the first time in several weeks, perhaps all international organizations heard that barricading mosques, churches, religious places, schools, places of gatherings in all rituals, in all international laws is prohibited and considered a crime. and these are being raised as war crimes, and this is an impressive view. this look is a look of genocide. look, ms. shabiri pape has a book written by a professor at talavi university who became a naturalized citizen. now she lives in london. she has a book about the ethnic cleansing of palestinians. it is several thousand pages long and this book was also included in the yearbook of the islamic republic. over the years the past is documented there and all the crimes

the exhibition in the university of culture gallery is the result of the fruitful work of students, graduatesinsk state college of arts. this year the educational institution celebrates the thirtieth anniversary of the arts and crafts specialty. what's happened. the success of the team is the teacher, there will be teachers, talented people, enthusiastic about their work, which means there will be a result, and today we can say with confidence that the educational institution of the state college of arts employs professionals, people who devote themselves entirely to this wonderful direction, from i have been sculpting clay since childhood, from the age of 8, which is why, by the way, i went to this department to study, to study specifically ceramics and the most interesting thing is that after i... and trained as a ceramist to become a potter, i have been working on this all my life, this is what i live in, in the collective and individual works of young masters, historical images of belarusian national holidays. the broadcast will continue sports news let me remind you that the tv news agen

now, we may not respect our university culture sometimes. this problem., in the field of the works and products of the media that make the discourse of the quran , we must now bring the issue of the quran in the field of media, the media whose job is to create a discourse, now this is the quran network and ma'arif sima radio, quran radio, recitation radio, many people come to see that, contrary to some statements in the media, people do not see it. we have accurate statistics, which were not done by the radio station itself, but by other institutions, ourselves in the ministry of farang and rashad islami. indeed, these are the places where people go to in many families, they are the places where people go to, many of the elites i know say, sir , we have a radio recitation of the quran, the leader of the revolution said , i always listen to the radio recitation . can find a medium in the field of virtualization is in the field of platforms. here , we have not been successful in the field of propaganda and promotion until we take the qur'an, the recitation

and resident at mississippi valley state university and former chairman ofhe the national endowment for humanities. where he was awarded $500 in grants to cultural organizations, university and solars for 7 years, he directed the nea operation home coming writing wartime program and workshops for u.s. troops during their employment on domestic basis and in military hospitals. he's published in humanity inside higher education and over "the wall street journal." and other outlets coed ditted essay collection. hello to glad you're here it is my distinct honor to introduce and interview jeff -- his new book which i'll note is signing is at 3:00 and i think you'll want to be there after you hear this and jeff is well known to us. he's signed many of his books here in the state. he's the author of more than 15 "new york times" best sellers certainly would know other books that come to mind the last full measure, of course, his new historical novel the old line about teddy roosevelt. and rather than read this standard bio, i thought i would tell a story so jeff and i have known each other for 20 years. when we were younger let's say. and the project t

university and the second route from azadi street, shahid nawab safavi crossroads towards tehran university. culturalters, propaganda stations and even the special stations and bases for children, i am inviting here, dear infants , to express with their parents, because you are forbidden , many children were martyred in this recent tragedy, and today, many children of this land can show their sympathy with palestinian children. a special station for children has been prepared today for the message of the children of this land, and in fact, god willing, this march will take place , while on this path, dear red crescent , the people's gifts, both for the palestinian nation and for the earthquake in afghanistan. this is a sad incident these days and we offer our condolences we would also like to say to the people of afghanistan that these gifts can be collected. i would also like to say that we have rahimai in the whole country, but according to the requirements of the provinces there, some of our provinces have been announced at 10 am, and some have been announced after friday prayers . it has been inf

started to take shape for the population and spread among the intellectuals of palestinians in universities and cultural or intellectual institutions. all this has finally led to the emergence of what is called the islamic jihad movement on the land of palestine. it was meant to shalder the responsibility to encounter the occupation as the secular stream was withdrawing away from resistance. the palestinian islamic jihad became famous a time when patriotic operations against the israeli occupation had stopped. the israeli occupation became a tyrant and the... bank and the gaza strip became easy for the israeli settlers who wandered freely in the streets to shop and buy goods for lower price than they were used to in their own settlements. yes, the factions of the liberation organization were absent. the palestinians were doing and saying nothing. therefore, the arab countries were pushing the palestinians towards solutions. period of the mid-80s, rabin was announcing the ironfist policy on the west bank and the ghaza strip. i saw myself how the israeli occupation was insulting and humiliating the palest

technologies of sports medicine and rehabilitation were discussed today at the belarusian state university of physical cultureractical. russia, china and uzbekistan. interactive platforms , master classes, round tables, all this is designed primarily for the practical application of acquired knowledge, because in modern sports, innovative technologies play a huge role in our time. in general, competitions are taking place in the world not only at the level of achievements of a particular individual athlete, but at the level technological. and this, in general, is already becoming. such a task for the country, such a socio-political task, such is the sport of high achievements, world-class achievements, many methods, many very simple, accessible methods, we want people to understand that control over their condition is always health, always active, always the opportunity to realize oneself in all spheres of life, the scientific and practical conference will end for... as part of the event, participants will visit the treatment and rehabilitation base of the krynitsa sanatorium. i have everything, i pass it on

or he awarded 500 million in grants to cultural organizations, universities and scholars. for seven years he directed operation homecoming and taught therapeutic writing workshops during their deployment on domestic basis of his humanities in higher education over the wall street journal. and other outlets east co- he's- edited and essay collection. >> hello,, so glad you are here. it is my distinct honor to introduce into interview jeff his new book which i will note signing is at 3:00 p.m. and i think you will want to be here after you hear this. jeff is well known to us. he has signed many of his books here in the state. ofhe is the author of more than5 "new york times" bestsellers. certainly other books that come to mind his new historical novel the old line about teddy roosevelt. and rather than read the standard bio i thought we have known each other for about 20 years younger we could say. i think it was just mentioned u.s. government project operationre homecoming will work with our troops in afghanistan. as they were rotating in and out of the war. helping them in

they are doing cultural exchanges, now working in our universities, in our highest tech companies as well, what americans need to understand, that is if you are from china you are married at the hip to chinese communist partys. these people are spies call the and released 6,000 gotaways set up for punt of espionage i remain more concerned about cybersecurity issues bioterrorism challenges from -- from china than how many chips china has in southern sea. maria: amazing we are looking at pictures, they are all military aged men coming from china, i mean this could not be more is on! the president sitting around not doing anything about it, i mean what does beijing have on him that he continues to respond with nothing. and then you i heard you at ag hearing ag hearing agricultural on foreign ownership u.s. you are talking chinese american intellectual property being stolen by communist china they are also stealing what kndna sequencing. >> food security is national security one chinese angles to collect dna of every plant, animal human being in the entire world then use that dna, the th

districts of mordovia, our battles today continue in the fields in factories, cultural and information spheres , in schools, universitiestruth, our prospects, development, our right to be sovereign and independent, all this will happen if we have a strong economy, this the basis of everything, the economy is positive, confirms statistics, the trade turnover between our republics reached its maximum last year, approaching the $90 million mark, but in just 8 months this record has already been broken, simply by almost 300%. for the murder of three-year-old semyon islutsk - an exceptional punishment. the minsk regional court sentenced the accused boy's father to death, and his mother to 25 years in prison. the parents were found guilty of torturing and killing with particular cruelty a group of people known to be underage. the high court sided with the prosecution. this is scary the brutal crime occurred on january 14 this year. anastasia and alexander taratuta beat their three-year-old son to death. immediately before his death, semyon was struck nine times, seven of them to the head. the boy had a closed head injury that

glad you did, lives of notable authors whose work resonate with things of resilience, cultural tension and universal human experiences deeply influencing literatures landscape focusing on the latter part of this blurb talk a bit about how authors walker, keith and lee their bodies of work deeply influenced literature's landscape. deeply influenced literature's landscape. >> thank you, hello, everybody. thank you for being here today. i'm happy to be here as well. this morning one of the volunteers of the book festival -- askedme me how i got to mississippi in the story that i said i came in 1973 and he immediately said, oh, that sounds lake a foundation. and i said, exactly right. walker's work was foundational in every way and writing biography i discovered just how foundational it was. intersection between -- if she knew literature it was like it's not sufficient for me to know it, i have to translate it to public spaces, i have to share it more broadly. my role as somebody who has benefited from all this knowledge is to deliver it in different ways and i think she was that transition, that person

live now to london to speak to dr artef alshaar, senior lecturer on arabic language and culture at the universitystinian citizen. dr artef alshaar, thank you very much forjoining us, it must be so difficult to watch what is happening in gaza and israel.— in gaza and israel. indeed, it is very difficult. _ in gaza and israel. indeed, it is very difficult. watching - in gaza and israel. indeed, it is very difficult. watching that. in gaza and israel. indeed, it is - very difficult. watching that number of palestinian, that number of palestinians being killed and hundreds of —— thousands being injured, this is the beginning. it is a horrific attack and a very difficult. ., , ., , ., , , ., difficult. can you explain why you believe hamas _ difficult. can you explain why you believe hamas has _ difficult. can you explain why you believe hamas has taken - difficult. can you explain why you believe hamas has taken this - difficult. can you explain why you i believe hamas has taken this action today. i'm not asking you to justify it but simply to explain what hamas leaders and why they have done this, k

they are right that in many universities, there is an insufficiently tolerant culture for heterodox views, for people who disagree. but what people like ron desantis then do is to try and legislate what can be said and what can't be said in public universities in florida. i teach students about some of the themes we've been talking about today. i have a seminar in which i have a week on cultural appropriation and a week on free speech. and according to legislation in the state of florida, that means that my course would be illegal in a public university in that state. that is, as the founding fathers would have said, a cure worse than the disease. that's not going to recreate a culture of free speech. it's simply going to balkanize america into two halves in which in one half you're allowed to say one set of things and the other half you're allowed to say a different set of things. i want an america in which in all of it you're allowed to speak your mind. - so what you're saying is governor desantis is actually promoting the same solution that the progressive separatists are promoting as