and that is that in big cities like tehran, reformists and moderates like the moderation and development party can present a powerful list." mr. bahner probably parties fundamentalists understand each other and arrive at a list. the secretary of qom seminary researchers and lecturers assembly said that this assembly is coordinated with tehran clergy assembly in every election. mr. mousavi tabrizi also said that it is possible to have an assembly of seminary researchers and teachers. qom will present a list for the election of the assembly of experts and according to the election calendar of the assembly of experts, the results of the candidates' test will be announced in about two weeks . during this attack, ali al-saeidi nicknamed abu taqwa, the senior commander of iraqi popular mobilization forces, was martyred. political groups. different people in iraq, while condemning this terrorist attack, demanded to pursue the issue of expelling american soldiers from their country. this column of smoke is caused by the latest american terrorist action in iraq. the american drone targeted the headquar

the spokesperson of moderation and development party said that the ground for dialogue with ali larijani has been prepared. mr. hervey also said that the moderation and development party can attract the opinion of some fundamentalists. the secretary general of the islamic society of engineers said: i don't vote for the reformists, but i have a wish to increase participation, which seems to be happening, that is. in big cities like tehran, reformists and moderates like the moderation and development party can present a powerful list . the secretary of qom seminary researchers and lecturers assembly said that this assembly is coordinated with tehran clergy assembly in every election. mr. mousavi tabrizi also said that it is possible for the assembly. the researchers and teachers of the qom school of science should submit a list for the election of the assembly of experts, and based on the election calendar of the assembly of experts , the results of the candidates' test will be announced in about two weeks. ebrahim asadi bidemashki of sed and sima news agency. the rain system is entering t

continue our coverage of his route, will cabinet decisions, the campuses and all the political development parties westbank senior reporting on the line at this rate he raised with feelings of loss, dissension, and destruction. stay with us for the updates and detail coverage of the war on garza on i'll just say hey, jamie into meetings as a un. and by so the position given to you by or does have both, you've described that is better than is that any thoughts providing answers my question to you? all the good coups i think is the most difficult question. i've had to answer facing realities. usb, too. in the security council, this is, it may just something look as if it ex thursday is he of the story on told to how does era on the list of c, comedian children, it feels like something is wrong, the closest it has ever been to midnight. they will be met with fire and security rise anxiety. are you doing scrolling radio tape or i'd be that just like exploring how makes this central switch to life impact the human psyche apocalypse may be coming soon on outsourcing. the hardest thing for me as a lawyer

we do not close this, the spokesperson of the moderation and development party said that mr.criticized the results of the qualifications review and said that we are trying to have a list of 30 people in tehran, but there is a possibility of an alliance with some moderate political groups. to have the members of the revolutionary forces coalition council held a press conference and we asked them if your candidates enter the parliament, will they accept responsibility for their performance? we accept responsibility for our list. we must also say that there may be some problems with it, but we accept the responsibility and we will defend where we have to defend. we have not made a covenant with anyone. general secretary of the party the call of iranians said for about 145. we had planned the assembly. mr. tabatabai criticized that the qualification of more of their candidates was not confirmed . according to the election calendar of the islamic council , about a week has passed since the 30-day opportunity to consider the qualification of dav talab in the guardian council. and i

will cabinet decisions, the campuses and all the political development parties, westbank, senior reporting on the line at this rate, he raised with feelings of loss, dissension, and destruction. stay with us for the updates and detail coverage of the wrong cause of the at least 16 people, including children or children is really a types of homes and garza's southern city over the office. and then this is audra 0 live from doha. also coming up is there any troops rate at least 7 cities across the occupied the west bank.

, and very pertinent to this discussion, turkey's ties with the akp, the ruling justice and development party's those ties, to use any influence it might be able to have in order to again secure the release of hostages, to prevent the conflict from spreading, that's very much what i think secretary blinken is trying to achieve. now of course there is also this issue of the accession of sweden to nato that turkey has been blocking, so that was certainly an issue that the secretary was looking to push today, and of course turkey wanting something in exchange for that, is looking for the us government to approve the sale of f—16 fighter jets to turkey and president erdogan has explicitly linked those issues together. here in the uk — the chancellor, jeremy hunt, has said the government will do all it can to speed up compensation for post office branch managers who were wrongly convicted for false accounting. more than 700 post office branch managers were accused of wrongdoing after faulty software made it appear money was missing. the metropolitan police says it's investigating "potential fraud of

, and very pertinent to this discussion, turkey's ties with the akp, the ruling justice and development party's turkey to reduce those ties, to use any influence it might be able to have in order to again secure the release of hostages, to prevent the conflict from spreading, that's very much what i think secretary blinken is trying to achieve. now of course there is also this issue of the accession of sweden to nato that turkey has been blocking, so that was certainly an issue that the secretary was looking to push today, and of course turkey wanting something in exchange for that, is looking for the us government to approve the sale of f—16 fighter jets to turkey and president erdogan has explicitly linked those issues together. dr lisel hintz there. the eastern town of pokrovsk, it's not a big place. before the full scale invasion around 60,000 people live there. but gradually people have been returning to their homes despite officials are saying, look, it's not safe because of the constant shelling and missile attack, that it is at risk. we were there a few months ago and you certainly get

oriented one—party state that looks _ development oriented one—party19705 in the 805 as a going to become _ the 19705 in the 805 as a going to become de5poti5m and look more like other one—party 5tate5, become de5poti5m and look more like other one—party states, like egypt and the _ other one—party states, like egypt and the 805 in the 905 and optimism of bangladesh will go to the singapore direction and others feel they may— singapore direction and others feel they may go to the egypt direction. thank— they may go to the egypt direction. thank you — they may go to the egypt direction. thank you for your insights. thank you sadanand dhume, senior fellow, american enterprise institute eyewitness reports from gaza say many people have been killed in an israeli air strike on a building in the jabalia refugee camp, in the north. there's been no comment from israel, whose war with hamas has entered a fourth month. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government. the us secretary of state antony blinken has again been touring the region try

continue our coverage of his route, will cabinet decisions, the campuses and all the political development parties. westbank were senior reporting on the line. at this rate he raised with feelings of loss, dissension, and destruction. stay with us for the updates and details coverage of the war on garza on i'll just say the and this is the 1st genocide that we see. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream in the listening post covers have in use is listed seeking media. it feels like something is wrong, the closest it has ever been to midnight. they won't be met with fire, or indeed rise anxiety. are you doing scrolling radio tape or i'd like to select? exploring how exist, central affects to life impact the human psyche. apocalypse major coming soon on outsourcing. the city of con eunice and southern gaza is again the target of his riley bombardments, at least 12 people. it kills the money in sight. this is all just their life from don't. it was still coming up. the mothers anguish infants are among those last in the, is there any

will continue our coverage of israel will cabinet decision, the campuses and all the political development parties westbank senior reporting on the line at this rate he raised with feelings of loss, dissension, and destruction. stay with us for the updates and detail coverage of the war on garza on i'll just say in depth analysis of the today's headlines. how does south africa cruise? it's accusations of genocide in this case, many genocide and holocaust scholars including his ravings con, confirm that space is a textbook genocide. it's not receive task protection is seen as publication inside story on al jazeera, the .

development. over 10 thousand residents of the mogilev region already belong to the belarus party. istrict branches, where they will also have their own offices. we develop and strengthen cooperation with russian regions. on the joint work of belarusian companies with enterprises. astrakhan, as well as transshipment of our cargo through its ports, will be discussed today during the working visit of the delegation of the government of belarus. it was headed by the prime minister. there will be talk about sending goods across the volga along the caspian sea, because astrakhan is located on the route of the large north-south transport corridor. negotiations are planned with the governor and visits to enterprises that cooperate with belarusian manufacturers. among them is a large company that produces pipes for rosneft. some of the enterprises are located in a special economic sector. in the lotus zone. our regional sisters have an agreement on interaction with her. there is also a mtz trade and service center in astrakhan. it opened in march last year. american media report that biden

development. the kangole party of labor was created here in 1969, and is now the mainstay of the congolese government there was a proclamation of this socialist path of development, which just opened the way for improvement. free, sincere assistance in creating state structures, in creating the foundations of such a new african state. indeed, the republic of the congo is quite difficult to find information, more information can be found about the former zaire, which is now called the democratic republic of the congo, there is a lot of confusion between these two countries, of course it was a big surprise for me when i came for a ride. along lenin street, along one of the central streets, but the biggest surprise was to go to a remote corner of the congo to find red square, this is the central square of the city of oeso, which is called red square, and this is also connected with the historical heritage of our work with.. .from konka. you have a monument to gagarin here at the entrance, yes, it’s very symbolic. the cultural center has a rich history, how many does it already exist here? this year we w

and you have a very frail biracial political party developing. the republican party, for several so to speak progressives already looking forward for the time. the democrats in the south were purely reactionaries, and braced violence, the ku klux klan, was basically the paramilitary arm of the party sad to say. embedded politically by northern democrats who welcomed of the alliance with southern democrats. the parties in other words are very roughly in opposite positions from where one might say they are today. i could just keep going on here. [laughter]' >> let's just say what were reconstruction's positive accomplishments? succinctly. [laughter] >> you're asking a lot. okay. i will try. e i've already talked about lyempowering people to vote, formerly enslavedwo people and also creating a two-party system. bear in mind most, not all, poor white people were also restricted. many southern states had restrictions so that reconstruction was also a liberation for a lot of working class poor white people. i'm generalizing here. there's that. two, it b

continue our coverage of his route, will cabinet decisions, the campuses and all the political development parties. westbank senior reporting on the line at this rate, he raised with feelings of loss, dissension, and destruction. stay with us for the updates and detail coverage of the wrong cause. of the the more evidence of potential crimes and costs of the devastating system in these from palestinians besides, he is rarely committed summary executions, the ultimate cry. this is al, just here a line from top. so coming up the engine, palestinians continue to pour into nesa hospital and gases south even.

will continue our coverage of israel will cabinet decisions the campuses and all the political development parties. westbank senior reporting on the line at this rate, he raised with feelings of loss, dissension, and destruction. stay with us for the updates and detail coverage of the war on garza on i'll just say the of the human mind is incredible. but it can also oklahoma, sometimes here's a pill that solve all your problems in the 1st of a full punch seat. so we travel to iceland, which is the highest rate of anti depressant use and you know, that we're all set at all. so we're trying to origin teams to find out twice. everybody is so popular. we just done exactly the same as when we were babies with our mother. mine's changing the way you think about mental health. on noticing on heard voices. very few people in israel are sitting up against the door right now. i want to be one of them connect with our community and talking to conversations you will find elsewhere. he's healthy, the human noises. but also i want to want to know as a human, to have a connection with the stream on out to 0. the

formerly enslaved as well as white republicans and you have a very frail biracial political party developing republican party which was the so to speak progressive party, forward-looking party of the time, the democrats in the south were purely reactionary, embraced violence, the ku klux klan was basically the paramilitary arm of the southern democratic party. sad to say. abetted by northern democrats who welcome the alliance with certain democrats, the parties in other words are roughly in opposite positions from one might say they are today. i could just keep going on here. >> let's just say what were reconstruction's positive compliments? simply. >> you are asking a lot. okay, i will try. i've already talked about empowering people to vote, formerly enslaved people and also creating the 2-party system. in most states, poor white people were also restricted. many southern states had property restrictions so that reconstruction was also a liberation for a lot of working-class poor white people. on generalizing here. there is that. 2, it becomes a medium of education for people who as a matt

we'll continue our coverage of his route cabinet decisions, the campuses and all the political development parties. westbank, senior reporting on the line at this rate he raised with feelings of loss, dissension, and destruction. stay with us for the updates and detail coverage of the wrong cause of the of the the russian foreign ministry has condemned destroy and carried out by ukrainian forces. it happened during the russian control region of done this at least 25 people were killed. 20 others wounded off to show us that a busy marketplace. us just foreign minister says the attack will be discussed at the un fits and one of the reports rushing back to officials in the occupied city of the net, say the plas, happened a civilian area of markets sold and shops which was crowded with shoppers. the russian government is condemned what it calls a brutal terrorist attack images taken just after the explosion appearing to show extensive damage with dead and injured victims. flying in the street, the position would be like a bang, and then i looked up. there was smoke with the birth, what the pipe and st

, and very pertinent to this discussion, turkey's ties with the akp, the ruling justice and development party'sto get turkey reduce those ties were to use any influence it might be able to have in order to again secure the release of hostages, prevent the conflict from spreading, that's very much what i think secretary blinken is trying to achieve. now of course there is also this issue of the accession of sweden to nato that turkey has been blocking, so that was certainly an issue that the secretary was looking to push today, and of course turkey wanting something in exchange for that, is looking for the us government to approve the sale of f-16 government to approve the sale of f—16 fighter government to approve the sale of f—16fighterjets to turkey government to approve the sale of f—16 fighter jets to turkey and president erdogan has explicitly linked those issues together. let’s linked those issues together. let's talk more about _ linked those issues together. let's talk more about what _ linked those issues together. let's talk more about what is _ linked those issues together. let's tal

enslaved as well as white republicans and you have a biracial, very frail biracial political party developinge republican party which was a so-called, so to speak, progressive forward looking forward party of the team. the democrat in the south were purely reaction and embrace violence ku klux klan basically the paramilitary arm of the southern democratic party. and set to say, abedded politically by northern democrats who welcomed the alliance with southern democrats the parties in other words are very roughly -- in opposite positions and where one might say they are today. marianne keep going on here. >> let's just say -- that what we're reconstructions positive accomplishments? >> okay. wellll one -- >> simply -- >> you're asking a lot. [laughter] a okay. i'll try. well what i've already talked about empowering people to vote -- formally enslaved people and also creating a two party system bear in mind that in most not all southern states poor white people were also restricted. many southerned states had property restrictions. so that -- reconstruction was also a liberation for a lot of wo

paid more attention to the development of new industries, for this we created such development institutions, techno-partiesa special economic zone, tasser. labor productivity is very low, there are excess personnel, and this is precisely the problem that prevents the development of new production, lack of personnel, therefore , along with new construction, we will, of course , stimulate managers and owners of existing enterprises to increase labor productivity. but besides this, for example, the voronezh region ranks third in the central federal district in terms of housing construction volumes, tell us how you managed to achieve this. of course, the main thing here, the main thing is demand, and demand creates prosperity , so we believe that these are our efforts aimed at increasing wages in the region, and we have determined for ourselves the principle that wages in the economy and in the social sphere should grow at a rapid pace higher than inflation in the country as a whole, so it’s already over the past four years we have been maintaining this, in fact, we are building a lot, this past year 2023 we s

and you have a biracial, a very frail by political party developing the republican party which was the circle. so speak so to speak progressive party looking party of the time this the democrats in south were purely reactionary purely reactionary embraced violence. the ku klux klan was basically the paramilitary arm of the southern democratic. sad to say, abetted politically by northern democrats, who welcomed? the alliance with southern democrats. the parties, in other words, are very roughly in opposite positions where one might say they are today. i just keep going on here. well, as you can see let's let's just say that what we're reconstructions positive accomplishments. okay. well, one simply you're a lot okay. i'll try. well, one i've already talked about empowering people to vote formerly enslaved people and creating a two party system. bear mind that in most, not all southerners poor white people were also restricted. many southern states had restrictions so reconstruction was also a liberation for. a lot of working class poor people. i'm generally saying here it varies from pl

at least understand how all previous conflicts in this region developed and how they developed, how certain parties, so that and i will say more, the americans before, they behaved much more restrained, and it was precisely that part of the department that understood middle eastern issues. i'm afraid she's either disqualified now or just quit because it looks like there's no one there to advise or make the right decision when it comes to the middle east, that is at least for the last six months, well a little less, but each solution, it only creates additional new problems, and it feels like this is not the end of this story. absolutely true when we talk about hosides, first of all, we understand that they will have the opportunity to fire at ships sailing through the red sea for a long time to come. that is, here the question is not even how many rockets they will launch and how many will hit the target, the question is the possibility itself, which by and large negates the very safe passage of the red sea. and well, as we have already seen, it will significantly kill world trade. and why do the a

many formerly enslaved as well as white republicans you have a very frail biracial political party developing a good republican party which was the so to speak progressive forward-looking party of the time. democrats in the south were purely reactionary. purely reactionary, embraced violence, ku klux klan was basically the paramilitary arm of the southern democratic party. embedded politically by the northern democrats who walks in the allianceth of southern democrats the parties in other words are very or roughly an opposite positions where one might say they are today. mary i can just keep going on here. [laughter] let's just say what we are reconstruction positive, accomplishments simply. [laughter] arcs you are asking a lot. [laughter] okay, i will try. i've already talked about formerlyti enslaved people and creating ast two-party system. bear in mind in most, not all southern states poor white peopleat were also restricted my southern states had property restrictions so reconstruction was also a liberation for a lot of working class or white people. i am generalizing here varies from pl

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local offices black candidates as well as white republicans and you have a very frail political party developing and the democrats in the south were purely reaction embraced violence, the ku klux klan was the arm ofem the party sad to sy and abetted politically by northern democrats who welcomed the alliance with southern democrats. the partieses in other words are very roughly in opposite positions from where one might say they are today. i could just keep going on here. >> let's just say what were the positive accomplishments? >> [inaudible] >> you're asking a lot. [laughter] >> i will try. i've already talked about vempowering people to vote, formerly enslaved and also creating the two-party system. poor white people were also restricted. also liberation for a lot of working-class poor white people. i'm generalizing here. also it becomes a median of education for people who as a matter of policy are pretty much denied education forever. they invest in public works. railroad building and other kinds of investments on a northern model essentially and the oligarchic whose own power istr at stake

one—party state and is this going — a one—party state and is this going to _ a one—party state and is this going to be a developmentooks a little bit more like singapore in the 1970s of the 80s or— singapore in the 1970s of the 80s or is _ singapore in the 1970s of the 80s or is it going to become a despotism and look a little bit more — despotism and look a little bit more like other one—party states. _ more like other one—party states, for example egypt in the 80s— states, for example egypt in the 80s in the 90s, optimists will hope _ the 80s in the 90s, optimists will hope for the singapore direction and pessimists will see it — direction and pessimists will see it going towards the egyptian direction. eyewitness reports from gaza say many people have been killed in an israeli air strike on a building in the jabalia refugee camp, in the north. there's been no comment from israel, whose war with hamas has entered a fourth month. hamas is designated a terrorist organisation by the uk government. the us secretary of state antony blinken has again been touring the region trying to put the brakes on the conflict. wyr

of the opposition. and to take it into account, unfortunately, the situation has now developed that the ruling party does not really need the votes of the opposition in the parliament, nor to listen to the opposition. because they overlap, they de facto formed a coalition with the opz, well, that is, with the former regionals and their votes, they actually draw almost all bills, which cause doubts in the opposition and which the opposition criticizes or tries to improve, so here the question is only in the political will and in the political process, i would say so. thank you, i will tell our viewers what i said about the elections. president zelenskyi about the possibility of holding elections, not our today's guests and presenters, that 's why we are talking about it, because i see that in social networks there are comments about the elections you are talking about, in principle, we are talking about what president zelenskyi is talking about , but president zelensky also talks about business, since the question of what is happening to businessmen is quite relevant now in ukraine, volodymyr zelensk

adjustments that will be adopted promptly, but this is a confirmation of the traditions that the parties have developedenty-eight union programs, i’ll tell you, it turned out that from the first days i became a member of the commission, which was then headed by maxim oreshkin and dmitry krutoy, here we are they said that this was a commission, cool areshtin, or oreshtin is cool, people smiled because... but still, a proposal for new programs is being prepared? plan, which is an appendix to the new document that was considered at meeting of the union government on november 29 , this is a continuation of twenty-eight programs, but still we understand what level we have reached today, yes, we are talking about a unified customs policy, this was generally one of the most difficult issues, and it took place, it exists a specific result, even, by the way, a seal that is hung on cars for... two - this is the result of everyone. national academy of sciences, state committee on science and technology, ministry of education, russian academy of sciences, kurchatovsky institute, the ministry of education and scien

>> the regional context is an access for development and process, a better horizon for all parties concerned. clearly, the saudi option as part of it as a whole normalization process is key to the ability to exit from the war into a new horizon. it is still delicate and fragile and it will take a long time. but i think it is actually an opportunity to move forward in the region towards a better future. i feel that is a very important development. i encourage all parties discussing the option of normalization with saudi arabia, i believe it is a game changer and follows suit with the courage of nations like egypt and jordan and the apron record nations like the united arab emirates, the kingdom of morocco, and the kingdom of bahrain. it will mean a world change. let me ask it that actually the trajectory but were -- before october 7 was the vision presented by president biden at the g20 summit, accor nor of connectivity between israel and india meaning connectivity between europe and the south china sea, meaning connectivity between the u.s. and australia. through a different path that is not

information that this information was actually a product of a third agency, an outside party, israel, which developed so they called the land their own homeland overnight, urering in a dark chapter in the history of the world, but shall the owners of the land return home? that mine zamini army says the us and uk bear full responsibility for their criminal aggression against the country pledging to retaliate. reactions pour in following the us led aggression on yemen with iran and the resistance front warning of threats to... regional and international peace and the international court of justice brings the second day of hearings on the loss by south africa over israel's genocide in gaza.

development. i encourage all parties who are discussing the option of normalization with saudi arabia.elieve it is a game changer and it followed suit with the courage of nations such as egypt, jordan and able accords nation such as the united arab emirates, morocco, the kingdom morocco, and the kingdom of bahrain. winning a world change. and let me add that actually the trajectory before october 7 was the vision that was presented by president biden and the g20 summit, which is the corridor,, the connectivity between israel and india, which means connectivity between europe and the south china sea which means connectivity between the united states and australia saw a different path which is not the pacific. this is the grand vision. that vision has been derailed by an empire of evil and will go back undoubtedly in my mind because of the desire of nations to move to peace. we are a peaceloving nation. we want to get to peace. israelis are striving for peace. we care for our neighbors but we are not willing to be attacked, and who want to reserve the well-being and safety of our nation.

and they have many scenarios for the development of events. the partyeadership can go at any moment. hezbollah can harshly attack tel aviv, to be honest, i don’t think that israel is behind the attacks on beirut, its allies could be behind the attacks, the target of the attack was not ordinary people, the target was the enemies of the united states. retaliation against western forces may begin throughout the middle east; experts from various groups have already stated that they are ready to increase attacks and are planning hamas group. after the murder , representatives of the movement suspended negotiations on a temporary ceasefire with israel . january 4 was declared a day of national mourning in iran. marya skradilka and anna tarasenko, news. in the united states, they began to publish lists on the scandalous case of jeffrey epstein. the influential financier was accused of child sex trafficking. he faced up to 40 years or more. this is only the first part of the list, it contains the names of more than 150 people possibly involved in criminal relat

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>> reporter: this is a bit of an unusual land interesting development for a party that has kept border security at a distance or at least mentioned it and pivoted to other issues. i have been speaking to a strategist that sees a new opportunity that really opened in the last few days as republicans move to tank the border compromise that was reached between senate negotiators. as one put it, we had a tough deal and they chickened out. that was referring to republicans. that is really the difference. the framing for democrats has always been, we pursued reform in congress but republicans did not want it. now they are taking it a step further. this does not even include legalization for undocumented immigrants which democrats previously pushed on. this is an opportunity they are using to say, we are willing to take a tougher stance but republicans don't want that. president biden over the weekend in remarks to south carolina democrats mentioned border security, taking it to this deal. he said he would shut down the border if given the authority. the campaign said they would focus on form

and they have many scenarios for the development of events. the partyrship can go at any moment. in any way. british experts believe participation in organizing attacks americans hosted in iran and lebanon. hezbollah is one of the main militant groups threatening israel. hezbollah may violently attack tel arif. to be honest, i don’t think israel is behind the attacks on beirut. his allies may be behind the attacks. the targets of the attack were not ordinary people. the target is the enemies of the united states. retaliation against western forces may begin throughout the middle east. usa, donald trump and bill clinton. and now it's time for sports news. miranchuk scored his second goal of the italian season. tell me more details. tatyana, good morning. alexey miranchuk scored a goal in the italian cup match against sasuol. atalanta's russian midfielder alexei miranchuk scored his second goal of the season. and this happened in the 1/8 finals of the italian cup against sasuol. miranchuk scored in the 71st minute. the score after the russian’s goal becam

belarus among the cis countries, but of course there is no need to stop there, the parties are constantly working to developal trade. in december, samarkan hosted a business forum, where more than sixty companies were represented from us. in january, the visit of uzbek colleagues has already been returned with your own interests. belarus is very interesting for us, in terms of what people love here. in the field of woodworking, furniture products, food production, we also want the business circles of belarus to jointly create enterprises here in uzbekistan, and also open a large market for themselves, there are within a radius of 1.00 km, about 60 million people, this is big, i i think that this is a big, big market for belarusian producers. this format of negotiations in the business environment is considered the most effective eye to eye about what they are willing to offer each other. but there are cases when it is better to see once. especially for this purpose , excursions to our leading enterprises have been prepared for guests from uzbekistan. i think this acquaintance that will take place locally wi

cis countries, but of course, there is certainly no need to stop there, the parties are constantly working over the developmentended.

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information that this information was actually a product of a third agency, an outside party uh israel uh which developed just that back in 2001 and 2003 when the west attacked afghanistan and iraq. and give rise to the breaches of the convention. is adilah has seem to address the court? you have the for madam. south africa contends that israel has transgressed article two of the convention. by committing actions that fall within the definition of genocide. the actions show a systematic pattern of conduct from which genocide can be inferred. occupation. to occupy palestine to expell palestinians from their homes. and to kill them at will, they needed excuse, so they called the land their own homeland overnight, urering in a dark chapter in the history of the world, but shall the owners of the land return home? the headlines on press tv, yemen's officials confirm air strikes on several yemani cities after western media reports and by the us and the uk to stage limited attacks on the country. south africa. urges the international court of justice to immediately stop the israely genocide in gaza. palestinia

2026, as well as a discussion of the prospects for the further development of belarusian-russian cooperation in various fields. the parties will summarize the implementation of activities in the main directions for 2021-2020. on the agenda the meeting addresses issues that relate to the program of coordinated actions in the field of foreign policy, the strategy of scientific and technological development, the implementation of a unified industrial policy, the modernization and development of railway infrastructure, as well as the media of the union state. in addition, the presidents of belarus and russia will hold bilateral negotiations, during which they will consider the most pressing issues of belarusian-russian interaction and discuss international issues. 80 years ago leningrad was completely liberated from the fascist blockade. it lasted 872 days and became the bloodiest in human history. liberation came as a result of the leningrad-novogrudok offensive. during the blockade, the city had no electricity, no heat, and no running water. but the main thing was that there was a catastrophic lack of food. 125 g of bread,

vague statements about presidential immunity from folks like mitch mcconnell, a stunning development for a partyounder was assassinated. back with me, jen psaki and michael steele. i mean -- >> yeah. >> you can't write it. >> you can't write it. >> the irony of it. we were talking before you left in the previous break, there is this progression that you see happen with supporters of trump. >> right. >> where he does the "access hollywood" tape, i can grab them by the hoo hoo and then republicans start by saying, he didn't say that. then they say, well, maybe he said it but it was locker room talk and then finally gets to, he can say it and women -- i can never unsee the women, some look liked grandmothers, wearing t-shirts on their bodies saying trump can grab me by my -- >> right, right. >> well, that is the progression. and that is part of the ethos of wanting to be a part of something, one. number two, defending the thing you want to be a part of. because if you are articulating something, a value set or principle or set of ideas that i like and jen attacks me or i attack you if you're articu

with beijing, representative of the guommendang and founder of the taiwan people's party, who also insists on developingaction with china within a certain framework. reunification of taiwan with the mainland declared in the chinese constitution as a sacred duty of the people of the dpr and a historical inevitability. the world intends to achieve this for now. after several days of transport collapse in germany , railway employees partially returned to work. they decided to pause the strike, but the farmers are still inexorable. agricultural trucks are still on the streets of all major cities in nuremberg, the area is filled with about 2,500 tractors, on cars, posters demanding the resignation of the ruling coalition. at the beginning of next week negotiations between leaders, activists and representatives of the three factions in the bundestag are scheduled. however, there is no point of contact between the authorities and dissatisfied farmers yet. the government, frightened by the mass protests, agreed to abolish benefits for farmers step by step, well... despite the american citizenship of the lira (i