we we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. i have been working here at the faculty at the departmentational relations since 2014 to this day, when i decided to come back here permanently. yes, uh , getting a job according to the plan is easy and before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work as a translator, uh, for a construction company and have not yet found out about the vacancy. there was only zero. five, probably, and surprise. when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i finished my graduate school here, they said to daffy again. we know you, but you understand, this is 0.5 first you need a trial period. and then we'll see, i dropped everything, i came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. it can be said that i work stably calmly with the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998, i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there it studied one year further. e at the faculty of translation, in my opinion. 5 years, that is, this is the second

of international relations of the belarusian state university. i have been working here at the faculty, namely at the department of international relations since 2014this day, when i decided, uh, to return from the court service permanently. yes, it was not easy to get a job even before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work. uh translator, uh construction company and haven't found out yet about vacancy. there was only zero. five, probably, and surprise. when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i graduated here, they said graduate school, dafi since we know you. well, you know, this is 0.5 first you need a trial period. and then we'll see, i dropped everything, i came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. it can be said that i work stably calmly at the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998 i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there it studied one year further. e at the faculty of translation, in my opinion. 5 years, that is, this is the second step, the third is a magistracy of 1.5-2 years, i don’t

we are located at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. i have been working here as a faculty member in the departmentom 2014 to this day, when i decided, uh, to return to the court series permanently. yes. e hmm , getting a job was not easy even before working at the faculty of international relations. it came to work for me. uh, translator for a construction company and haven’t found out about it yet vacancy. there was only zero here. five, probably, and to surprise. when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i graduated from graduate school here, they said, dafi since we know you. well, you see, this is 0.5 , first you need a probationary period. and then let's see, i left everything here and came to the gym to work for 9 years. we can say that i work steadily and calmly at the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998 i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there he studied one year further. e at the translation department, in my opinion. 5 years, that is, this is the second step, the third

and we are joined by roman yedeliev, associate professor of the department of international law of the institute of people's relations. i congratulate you, roman. so, at this stage, the international court decides whether consider this case. if the court takes it into consideration, what are ukraine's chances of winning? well , it is quite difficult to predict the decision of the international court of the un, but it seems that ukraine has high chances, it should be emphasized that 32 states have joined this lawsuit, acting as third parties. and all of them are on the side of ukraine, these are 26 member states of the european union and canada, australia, japan, well, the world is waiting for justice, the world is waiting for the international court of the united nations to stand on the side of good, and let's hope that the international court of the united nations so he will make his decision. yes, they talked about the support of various countries, and again, if it is about a court decision, what would it be in favor of ukraine, what could be in this decision? well, in this decision, the international court of the

companion also, who was caught in the video, is an investigator of the territorial department of internal affairs in relation based on its results will be made legally and a reasoned decision the main character of this video. natalya zubrilina zealously argued with the security guard. it was only a hangover after a drunken outburst in a restaurant, but victoria isaikina, who really works investigator in the territorial department of internal affairs. now awaiting internal inspection. this scandal of the girl can cost too much alexander mostovaya viktor nosov and olga sukhorukova news the duty department, chilling news came from poland, where father peter gerasika and his daughter paulina were arrested after the bodies of three babies were found buried in the basement of their family home, according to preliminary according to data , all infants were brutally killed, and one was a girl. in addition, she was also raped, now by the father and daughter, who, by the way, they were in a very specific relationship. threatening. life imprisonment, alexey tselishchev will tell you what happened behind the walls of th

general disappeared in the department of philosophy, what department was i studying in, then it was called the faculty of international information in the department of public relationstment of world literature of culture, but i defended myself in political sciences, but i i realized that after all , i don’t have this dominant academic scientist, i’m not ready to give it all up and leave. i am, after all , a teacher, that is, a popularizer, you know, when i was at school, i remember, we were in yekaterinburg we arrived, went to the faculty of philosophy and we got to a lecture about engels, and i remember what the teacher said , that marx was really a thinker, and engles was such a popularizer, somehow this thought stuck in my head and didn’t in the sense that i compare myself with engels, but i understand that i’m a popularizer, i can find contact with the audience, as long as... i have this, i understand that it can go away tomorrow, because how you know very well, every time you enter an audience, it’s still like all over again, and you don’t understand whether this lecture will work or not, in fact, i ’ve got this turnaround, and as for my current main obedience,

requests says all documents and communications between or among the department of justice and the internal revenue service referring or relating to any investigations involving both the department of justice and the internal revenue service from may 1st, 2023 to the present. i guess that is only a two day period but the department of justice has an entire division that does nothing but handle tax cases, civil and criminal. and the timeline for turning that around was june 8th. whatever that is, 13 days or something. even if they had a longer period of time, the request for that volume of documents is ridiculous. talk about unduly burdensome. and it runs into implications for things like if you have ongoing criminal cases or investigations where production of those documents would be inappropriate because they get undermined the criminal investigation, involve grand jury material which you cannot turn over is just to go because excessive restrictions. i just think if we want to try to pursue information in some of these issues, to be blunt, i think a lot of these underlying issues are on the silly side, too. certainly i think t

of bilateral relations. cooperation between the government and foreign policy departments is developing successfully. on major international and guinea generally occupy identical or similar positions. unbiased voting of guinean representatives on ukrainian the plot on other anti-russian initiatives at the un general assembly and other multilateral platforms indicates that the leadership of the republic has a clear understanding of the true reasons for what is happening. bilateral trade and economic relations continue to actively develop; for more than two decades , one of the leading ones has been successfully operating in guinea’s mining sector. in russia, the rusal company, being a major investor, pays increased attention to the solution to the development of further mutually beneficial cooperation, according to others direction in the interests of the peoples of our countries, for the benefit of peace and stability on the african continent, well, taking this opportunity, we wish all the citizens of this country success, prosperity and well-being. september 30 is the most important historical date: 85 years since the mun

now i am serving in the department of ideological work in the ministry of internal affairs of gomel, the regiment committee, my work was interesting. i love her, my work is related we hold a lot of different events. this is both a spiritual and moral event and direction of cultural activities, but my main direction is information propaganda. today. information. i must say it is a key aspect in any field, but the most important thing is to believe what you came with. what information do you convey, and you must live by it and you must consciously act as you require from your employees. svetlana alexandrovna is always ahead of us, no matter what the events, she boldly takes on the task. she confidently walks to the podium. walking confidently microphone. always finds a creative solution and finds a way to solve this problem. this means it connects the necessary ones. e employees. uh, that means the public organization is in good contact with the leadership of the ideology of the city region, and uh, an important factor is that each such event is also popularized through these media .

department of the department of internal affairs includes a situation center with video surveillance monitors, employees who directly monitor the entire situation on the moscow metro, including those relatedeaking of doors. about 40,000 cctv cameras with biometric facial recognition function, artificial intelligence activates searches throughout the urban transport system. it's useless to cover yourself with a jacket like that and even change your appearance anyway. will be detained, liability is provided for in article 214 of the criminal code of the russian federation under the article vandalism, and this article provides for sanctions in the form of well, various punishments, ranging from a monetary fine to correctional labor. let us remember that for the first quarter of a century there were no horizontal bars in the metro; passengers passed on paper tickets, like in buses and trams of those years. in 1959, the appearance of the first turnstiles began, the turnstile was called akp-1, here it is in front of you, a series of tokens were issued on the leningrad state sign, but then, when in in the sixty-first year, on january 1 , a monetary reform took place in the ussr; subway fares bec

demand to the department of justice that demand and i'm quoting all documents and communication between or among the department of justice and the internal revenue service referring or relatingo any investigation involving both the department of justice and internal revenue service for ma. now we will set aside for a moment that would include grand jury materials potentially which of course they cannot turn over based on a letter like this, even from congress. if we are going to throw rocks, let's make sure we are not in the glasshouse. that is beyond overbroad. i just pages one out of many but there are a lot of requests this committee has sent out to the administration. and in some instances to private companies effect on whether they are on the good side republicans are not. we should be very careful in using the power of the committee and the house of representative one to close with this point the recusal issue that is been discussed quite a bit. i think it has been addressed i thought it made it crystal clear. why you did not need to recuse yourself. on judging the motions have been filed to him who is not necessary or appropriate. but the same time the committee is ig

of the duty department the department of internal affairs includes a situation center with video surveillance monitors and employees directly monitoring the entire situation on the moscow metro, including those relatedcctv cameras with the function. face recognition. artificial intelligence activates the search throughout the urban transport system. it is useless to cover yourself with a jacket like this and even change your appearance, you will still be detained. liability is provided for in article 214 of the criminal code of the russian federation for article vandalism. this article provides for sanctions in the form of, well, various punishments, ranging from a monetary fine to correctional labor. let us remember that for the first quarter of a century there were no horizontal bars in the metro. passengers passed on a paper ticket. like in buses and trams of those years. in 1959, the appearance of the first turnstiles began, the turnstile was called akp -1, here it is, in front of you, a series of tokens were issued on the leningrad state sign, but then, when in the sixty-first year, on january 1, a monetary reform took place in the ussr, payment for metro travel on many years has become a patch

of international relations educate scientists and professors. to educate diplomats, in fact, my colleagues and i are conducting interesting research in our departmentworld, and we notice that, paradoxically, in many western countries, we would not be able to conduct a program on the material of history. this is for sure, because the americans would tell me this, they just took it out of the language, because in their training the hours for history and history were greatly reduced international relations in particular , language training is declining. and that's not bad at all. they begin to study regional studies and country studies. this does not allow them to be attentive and sensitive to the words of partners or opponents. they do not have empathy and hence their diplomat turns into an ordinary official who performs some kind of task. here we are leaving the air with a huge thank you. it was very interesting with you and you are an amazing interesting person and dear friends. and if among you there are those from the seventies, and i hear words that say, well, diplomacy. it's not over after all. convert it to lugakov. remember, there is a wonder

department e-mails in a breach. cheryl casone with all the details. chinese hackers at breach microsoft internal systems earlier this year stole tens of thousands of e-mails from the state department relatione staffer said 60000 e-mails were stolen from ten state department accounts, the information coming from a briefing from state department officials the cyber attack also breached 25 organizations including the u.s. commerce department, beijing and denies these charges. the manhunt for the man suspected of killing 26-year-old tech ceo may be over, there is printed report this morning that he was captured late last night this is the suspect 32-year-old jason aldean billingsley he is considered armed and extremely dangerous there are new reports that he is better rested she was found dead monday, she was featured in the forbes 30 under 30 list there was a $6000 reward for information leading to an arrest, critics say the whole story is another example of failed progressive policies in the criminal justice system in the d cursor ration movement in general that pushes basically to let prisoners go free he was sentenced to 30 years in prison only spent seven years behind bars he is also susp

think a lot of union officials understand that and think when they think of the department of labor and the international relationsoard, really against them is something they do not expect. they can be more aggressive and they have been previously. host: the opening question for you, what do you see as the biggest challenge facing american workers? the lines to use, if you are working, (202) 748-8000. if you are not working, unemployed, (202) 748-8001. the line for retired folks, (202) 748-8002. some comments from our viewers and listeners on facebook, facebook's -- facebook.com/c-span. elsa says getting a fair wage, health insurance. from bob, government is at every level, taxing them excessively and inflation generated by the same governments reducing of buying power that is left. tom says the challenge is, which of the million jobs created under biden to take? carolyn says being told they have to take an injection. this one says, getting a fair compensation for their work. corporations are making record profits and ceos are compensated heavily. been too long that workers have not received better compensation. d

think a lot of union officials understand that and think when they think of the department of labor and the international relationsoard, really against them is something they do not expect. they can be more aggressive and they have been previously. host: the opening question for you, what do you see as the biggest challenge facing american workers? the lines to use, if you are working, (202) 748-8000. if you are not working, unemployed, (202) 748-8001. the line for retired folks, (202) 748-8002. some comments from our viewers and listeners on facebook, facebook's -- facebook.com/c-span. elsa says getting a fair wage, health insurance. from bob, government is at every level, taxing them excessively and inflation generated by the same governments reducing of buying power that is left. tom says the challenge is, which of the million jobs created under biden to take? carolyn says being told they have to take an injection. this one says, getting a fair compensation for their work. corporations are making record profits and ceos are compensated heavily. been too long that workers have not received better compensation. d

relation to this whole situation. china, for example, before baydan's visit. uh, the head of the international departmentral committee of the communist party of china came to the entrance . but you need to understand that historically the communist party of vietnam came out of the south seas company, and the communist party of the indochina communist party, which came out, was under the leadership. who is in the comintern, there was such a system of hierarchical power, like the individuals of china. she was responsible for the revolutionary work in vietnam and therefore there have historically always been enormous honest ties between the vietnamese and chinese communists. even ho chi minh city was liberated there. uh, in the thirty-ninth year from this zindan, when he crossed the border, he was the first to go to anjula, that is, anton, and then already went to barely, and to begin this is a great national liberation revolution, you know, that is what i want to say , that yes, the american effort is enormous. yes, their goals are clear, sometimes we underestimate, we look at biden and it seems, well, wha

not the first scandal related to the leadership of the capital's police departments on the eve of the court sent under arrest the head of the department of the ministry of internal affairs for the basmanny district, sergei andreev, he allegedly forced his subordinates and she works as a lawyer, if the guilt of these heads of the police department is proved, then they will say goodbye to their positions and rank and most importantly, with freedom in relation. lieutenant colonel, purveev of his subordinate miroshnichenko , a criminal case was initiated. zarubov and dmitry manyshev knowledge traditional education is the main priority of the teachers of the russian classical gymnasium under the all-russian state children's voices dressed schoolchildren together with their parents at the holidays. you see in the future. i see myself in the future as a lawyer in this school. i went in order to fulfill my dream, meanwhile, guests of honor are approaching the educational institution. so the key figure is the rector of the all-russian state university of justice olga alexandrova at the base. in 2017, the university opened a gymnasium for big carriage. now students and te

unit of the internal affairs department includes a situation center with monitors video surveillance by employees directly monitoring the entire situation on the moscow metro, including those relatedsurveillance cameras with a biometric facial recognition function, artificial intelligence activates a search throughout the entire urban transport system, it is useless to cover yourself with a jacket like that and even change your appearance they will still be detained, liability is provided for in article 214 of the criminal code of the russian federation under the article vandalism, and this article provides for sanctions in the form of, well, various punishments, ranging from monetary fines to correctional labor. let us remind you that for the first quarter of a century there were no turnstiles in the metro; passengers passed through using paper tickets, as in buses and trams of those years. in 1959 , the first turnstiles began to appear; the turnstile was called akp. one, here it is, in front of you , a series of tokens were issued on the leningrad state sign, but then, when in the sixty-first year, on january 1, a monetary reform took place in the ussr, payment for metro travel

departments and private before each ask these two to independently develop relations with international business parties after the foundations made by the government in an agreement, it is the private sector that can create lessons of the government's support by displaying its qualitative capabilities maintaining effective business relationship for maximum benefit through a slow action agreement. the dream of football has come true. these are the results of 110 , 210, 32, and 33 in our efforts in the 50s, 60s, and 70s . it is good that all young people are healthy now. cartoons are cartoons in my opinion. it was also a comedy, and you and i were watching a bit of comedy, and today you don't look at this funny cartoon anymore, the cartoon is really looking at a reality , and this makes our work in our country more difficult. the animation of football players was one of the most effective factors in the growth of japanese football. world football animations and the friendly games that germany is playing. germany defeated turkey . i saw the game with the big japanese teams that germany played closely, but today they won with a difference of four goals . we must do and children, be sure that we have many talents in our

now i am serving in the department, the ideological work of the ministry of internal affairs of the gomel regimental committee is an interesting job. i love her, my work is related to the education of personnel. we hold a lot of different events. this is both a spiritual and moral event and a direction of cultural activity, but my main direction is information propaganda. activity. today, information must be said to be a key aspect of any sphere, but the most important thing is to believe what you came with. what information do you you deliver, and you must live by it and you must consciously act as you require from your employees. svetlana alexandrovna is always ahead of us, no matter what the events, she boldly takes on the task. she confidently walks to the podium. confidently walks into the microphone. always finds a creative solution and finds a way to solve this problem. this means he connects the necessary employees. uh, that means a public organization, a is in good contact with the leadership of the ideology of the city region and uh, an important factor is that each such event is also popularized through a lot of information in my work and in life, i c

serving in the ideological department the work of the internal affairs directorate of gomel was the executive committee, my work was interesting. i love her, my work hmm is relatedof personnel. we hold a lot of different events. this is a spiritual, moral event and areas of socio-cultural activity, but my main direction is information and propaganda activities. today , information must be said to be a key aspect in any field, but the most important thing is to believe what you came with. what information do you convey, and you must live by it and you must consciously act as you require from your employees. svetlana alexandrovna is always ahead of us, no matter what the events, she boldly takes on the task. she confidently walks to the podium. confidently goes to the microphone always finds a creative solution and finds a way to solve this problem. this means he connects the necessary employees. uh , that means a public organization, a is in good contact with the leadership of the ideology of the city region and uh, an important factor is that each such event is also uh popularized through these media in my work and in life, i consider the formation of a successf

depart. but it is a big change here because he has been the face of the cranes military. he is a fluid polish and english speaker. he has very good relations with nato, with, with that ukraine's international partners. he was already see a was seeing that of accepting tanks and so on from the west side. the story will keep up from make, keep up those international relations with the um, bass of the ship to the u. k. we'll see what happens to the robot. pride that force a key. thank you. as well, pending parliamentary approval, you quite a new defense, but it's the, it's just a bit of both. the 41 year old crime in tulsa was born in what was so good was becca stone. people's name was elected to probably been 4 years ago. he's been had of ukraine state property funds for the past year. he's also being coach of the crimea platform, that that's an international diplomatic efforts. aimed at reversing rushes at extension of the crime the peninsula. in 2014, he joined ukraine's delegation for negotiations with russia. and the 1st weeks of the wall was also involved in talks to establish the blacks, the car, the full ukrainian, great ex bolts. somebody probably is a visiting electra in both studie

of military departments. we see. we have a common view there on building a world order based on equality and all participants in international relationsia afghanistan and the latest event in nagorno-karabakh, a day later in south carolina, the crash site of an ultra-modern american f-35 fighter that had disappeared the day before was found, a bullet with debris was reportedly discovered in coordination with local authorities near the joint military base, charleston representatives of the base , asked not to approach the crash site of the fighter. removal of debris. the marine corps will take care of me at 35, disappeared the day before, according to preliminary data on board the fighter aircraft experienced an emergency during flight. the pilot ejected, and the plane flew off in an unknown direction on autopilot. the newest 35 is an american fifth-generation multirole stealth fighter; its development cost more than $55 billion. in poland they will abandon the grain embargo. hungary will not negotiate with ukraine and slovakia. they called their neighbor's appeal to the wto an unpleasant surprise. the night before, kiev filed lawsuits

department of defense focus to war-fighting rather than social engineering. we bring to the floor h.r. 4665, the department of state foreign operations and related programs appropriations act. this bill would defund internationalodies like the world health organization, eliminate woke offices at the state department, defund john kerry, and it stands up for israel while funding our state department and foreign operations. h.r. 4368, the agriculture, rural development, and f.d.a. and related agencies appropriations act was also part of the rule. this bill makes significant strides to reduce spending to pre-covid levels and defunds the f.d.a.'s rule by allowing abortion drugs by ending -- the speaker pro tempore: the house will be in order. should you wish to carry on conversations, please do so outside. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. roy: thank you, madam speaker. importantly, these three bills combined with the next one i'm going to talk about, reflect our commitment to reduce spending. in an agreement to reduce spending further than the f.r.a. which was passed earlier this year to a target of $1.526 trillion of discretionary spending. that's our goal. that's our objective. and it is something the

traditionally good relations in the gas field , gazprom international participated in the drilling of more than 20 wells and is ready to continue this work. the relevant departmentshing regular large-scale supplies of liquefied natural gas, gas and oil to the ministry of internal affairs russia appreciates the political position of bangladesh and the countries of southeast asia, which, despite pressure from the united states and allies, rely on own national interest, and lavrov noted this morning, the head of our foreign ministry and the leader of the asian states were in east asian. summit in indonesian jakarta. where us vice president kamala harris flew in, the final declaration, weighted without accusations from moscow, was adopted despite the efforts of the western bloc at the summit. eventually. uh, to the credit of all the participants, it was possible, and these attempts to put aside and confirm that there will be future east asian summits. engage in your previously agreed bandage of the day, which does not include the problem of e geopolitical scale, as for the attempts to ukrainize everything and everything that are being undertaken by our western collea

department expressed minsk's concern about arbitrariness on the part of individual states, as sergei oleynik said. minsk considers sanctions as a modern form of not about nealism. it affects life, third humanity and has no place in international relations a group of like-minded countries in support of middle-income countries, advocating the adoption of a comprehensive long-term strategy. it is in relation to these states. in the meantime, our country is relying on the development of its own production and import substitution, including by implementing joint programs with russia. we will soon launch the union machine tool project, as a symbol of technological sovereignty from the west. as chancellor, scholz had an epiphany and began to study economics with the belarusians. alexey avdonin will reveal hidden relationships politics and economics. author's column : simple economics right now. hello this is simple economics with alexey aldonin. remember how in the nineties we were taught liberal ideas of trade advantages, then the beautiful messages boiled down to only one thing: destroy your industrial production. you are buying. everything we have smells like we are the best. but the events of the last three years, sanctions , threats, ban

relates to our competitiveness internationally and for national security reasons. so our national labs have assisted us in super reliable and robust data sets. the us department of energy international labs are essential to our leadership in artificial intelligence. so i wanted to ask our panelists, you spoke about the need for us leadership in this issue. deputy secretary turk, and also i believe mr stevens, you mentioned labs, supercomputers are positioned to create the tools for riskessment to evaluate a i systems. so how do we, how do we get both nst and doe working together on these tool assessments in determining what are true risk assessments? so they're identified and what do we need to do to help build a workforce, particularly in skilling the workforce for a i and either one, doctor stevens or mr turk, either one of you want to start, it doesn't matter. >> go ahead. professor, you start and i'll back clean up. >> partnering in how to uh take the assets of due and connect them to the analytical and uh conceptual framework that nst has been working on for a i risk management so i think that is an ongoing conversation. they're participating in working groups that we've establ

relation to a. in this whole situation, china, for example, before the visit of baidan, uh, the head of the international departmentchina it was responsible for revolutionary work in vietnam and therefore there have historically always been enormous, honest ties between vietnamese and chinese communists. this is even ho chi minh city when they liberated it. eh, in 1939, from this sedan, when he crossed the border, he was the first to go to anjula, that is, anton , and then he went to vietnam two. how to start. this is a great national liberation revolution, you know, that is, what i want to say is that yes, the american efforts are enormous. yes, their goals are clear, sometimes we underestimate them. there on the boat it seems, well that this grandfather actually has long-term goals, long-term programs that are being implemented in independence , the republican party, the democratic party , these are goals and programs that meet their national interests, global national interests. and this must be clearly seen, and we must clearly understand that, for example, in the post-soviet space , something needs to be done.

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