and it took until this july for east and west state pensions to a chief parity people in the east still less than the west and count of pods and verify a few east germans and positions of power nationwide. the and that is all about german unity is completed is not perfect in the minds and hearts of many east and west germany appear to be drifting a pod once again into the off many of the east germans, especially in smaller titans like the one where i live, know, i really feel for gotten the feel invisible and that their problems are not addressed enough to be in the garden racing. so they found that less than 40 percent of germans nationwide, few of the country is more united than divided. a striking, the perception of unity is notably weak. a nice dominique with 75 percent feeling that division prevails. in 2019 germans had a much more optimistic outlook back then. 51 percent nationwide set the country was more united depend demik, the consequences of russia's invasion of ukraine. rising energy costs in place and the country has had to battle with multiple crises. a majority of eastern

you want the east west— ridiculous idea. you want the east west links — ridiculous idea.or transport. which seems to be what is happening now. in terms of rishi sunak, do you think he personally has wasted tens of billions of pounds by not making this decision as chancellor? i of billions of pounds by not making this decision as chancellor?- this decision as chancellor? i think he probably _ this decision as chancellor? i think he probably was — this decision as chancellor? i think he probably was a _ this decision as chancellor? i think he probably was a bit _ this decision as chancellor? i think he probably was a bit hamstring i he probably was a bit hamstring because — he probably was a bit hamstring because borisjohnson quite clearly was very— because borisjohnson quite clearly was very fond of it. you can tell that— was very fond of it. you can tell that because when he did his independent review, he called the former_ independent review, he called the former chair of h52 limited. so it wasn't _ former chair of h52 limited. so it wasn't really an independent review t

. | across the north of england from east to west-— across the north of england from east to west_ east to west. i would like to bring in katy austin, who is _ east to west. i would like to bring in katy austin, who is speaking i east to west. i would like to bring j in katy austin, who is speaking to us from birmingham. you've been tracking this decision for quite some time. what is the wider reaction where you are the transport industry? reaction where you are the transport indust ? ~ ~ , , �* ., industry? well, i think this isn't a surrise, industry? well, i think this isn't a surprise. as _ industry? well, i think this isn't a surprise, as judith _ industry? well, i think this isn't a surprise, as judith was _ industry? well, i think this isn't a surprise, as judith was saying. i surprise, asjudith was saying. there has been a lot of speculation that this could be on the cards. but i don't want to understate the significance of this moment, really. it does change the picture of hs2 and the benefits... we would get by not building a new high—speed link connecting birmingham and

for me, i always said the east to west line was more - the east to west line was more important.ey have _ were thrown up in the air last week, they have become clear here because labour _ they have become clear here because labour has _ they have become clear here because labour has a — they have become clear here because labour has a big ambition for that no timetine — labour has a big ambition for that no timeline going right the way through— no timeline going right the way through as i described. there is considerable uncertainty about the birmingham to manchester element. it has to— birmingham to manchester element. it has to be _ birmingham to manchester element. it has to be something else if it is not h52~ — has to be something else if it is not h52. ~ , ., , has to be something else if it is not h52. ~ ,~. , _, . not h52. when you see the conference like this, i know _ not h52. when you see the conference like this, i know you _ not h52. when you see the conference like this, i know you love _ not h52. when you see the conference like this, i know you love your- not h52.

measures are being taken to complete ars crossing on the east-west route. we will create a new route from aghband to jolfa inside iran. 100 cars per day will pass through this bridge and enter the border region of iran. at the same time, a rail route parallel to the aghband road bridge in ars ahadas pass will be between 9 and 10 million tons. the load can be rail capacity, on a road, at least 15 million , there is a way to cross this, in addition to this, an increase of more than 95% of the acceptance at the border terminals of the two countries is on the agenda . we used to accept 260 vehicles of our so-called trucks daily, and the same number of them entered the country, so it was decided to increase this to 700 vehicles . there were nearly 20 vehicles in the backhoe daily, and it was decided to have an increase of 100. if this sub-base is completed, our nogan will increase, we have the potential to increase even up to we have 40 or 5 million tons here in the coming years. in the 7th program, it is predicted that the amount of goods passing through iran s

and it took until this july for east and west states. pensions to a chief parity people in the east still less than the west and count of pods and verify a few at east germans in positions of power nationwide. the and that is all a vote gem and unity is completed is not perfect in the minds and hearts of many east and west germany appear to be drifting a pod once again. you know, there are many of the germans, especially in smaller titans like the one where i live now. i really feel for gotten the feel invisible, that their problems are not addressed enough to be an agenda gotten the reason. so they found that less than 40 percent of germans nationwide, few of the country is more united than divided or striking the perception of unities, notably weak, nice dominey. with 7th, there's no reason for that. while the physical process of germany's unification has long been completed, it seems the mental, the void between east and west is still proving to be of ho 10th area emergency work. as in indonesia, baffling forest fires in southern sinatra. the places have created a toxic haze of the pro

you need part of hsz to id east to west you need part of hsz to go east _ east to west you neede _ department has specifically provided in the prime minister's speech under related _ in the prime minister's speech under related announcement for part of 1452.— related announcement for part of h52, the — related announcement for part of hsz, the hybrid build, to be able to be continued. sol hsz, the hybrid build, to be able to be continued. so i think your previous— be continued. so i think your previous guest is not necessarily familiar— previous guest is not necessarily familiar with the detail of the government's announcement. i'm not sure if— government's announcement. i'm not sure if the — government's announcement. i'm not sure if the numbers are wrong so it is no _ sure if the numbers are wrong so it is no surprise — sure if the numbers are wrong so it is no surprise he has not read it, i am not _ is no surprise he has not read it, i am not sure — is no surprise he has not read it, i am not sure of the authors went through— am not sure of the authors went through it — am no

and it took until this july for east and west state pensions to achieve parity. ople in the east still earn less than their western counterparts and there are far fewer east germans in positions of power nationwide. >> although german unity is complete, it is not perfect. reporter: in the hearts and minds of many, east and west appear to be drifting apart once again. >> many of the east germans, especially in smaller towns like the one where i live now, really feel forgotten. they feel invisible, and that their problems are not addressed enough. reporter: a recent survey found that less than 40% of germans nationwide feel the country is more united than divided. striking the perception of unity is notably weaker in east germany, with 75% feeling that division prevails. in 2019, germans had a much more optimistic outlook. back then, 51% nationwide said the country was more united. in the pandemic, the consequent as of russia's invasion of ukraine, rising energy costs, inflation. the country has had to battle with multiple crises. the majority of germans say they ar

, east, west, north and south of islamic iran. during this time, raili is seriously following in the direction it is not that we can use this capacity in the direction of development and in the direction of the economic work of the region, which is our contribution, the contribution of the islamic republic of iran in the economic turnover of the region is a high contribution. may the islamic republic, with its high capacity, be able to have this share in the commercial, economic and trade conditions of the region. this share is a significant share. one of the important infrastructures for istifah is the same north-south, east-west routes that we can complete these paths and reach the result inshallah , let's do this as soon as possible, both the rail route and the road route are very important in this regard. next, section 8 of this freeway will be connected to the south of bushehr province and salouye region. this one piece from the side of bosher should start the operation of ajaish towards shiraz. mr. raisi went to the students

the dream was that hs2 would link a much improved east—west link across the pennines.ast week. monday evening, been working in manchester or day—to—day. —— monday evening, been working in manchester all day today. we were going to get the 6.30 train across the pennines, but that was cancelled, so we got the next one, which has now broken down midway between manchester and huddersfield. so, thoughts on hs2's demise from those on the platform? it should always have gone from birmingham to manchester and then do the east—west part, manchester to leeds. the difference in travel when you come up north is so different to how it is down south. 364 quid a month to go from leeds to manchester. do you get value for money? not at all. but what's the other option? i drive and get stuck on the 62 for three hours if there is a crash? the government is pledging what it calls network north, and the prime minister says journey times from manchester to bradford will be reduced to 30 minutes. sheffield to manchester will be 42 minutes, and less than an hour and a half across to hull. peo

route is the route of the islamic republic of iran to connect the north and the south and the east and the west. east and west, north and south of islamic iran can be a very good path. the road and rail work that is being pursued seriously during this period is not in the direction of us being able to use this capacity in the direction of development and in the direction of the economic work of the region, which our contribution is a high contribution, the contribution of the islamic republic of iran in the economic workflow of the region is a high contribution. good things have been done during this time, but it is not enough. efforts must be made many things should be done so that the islamic republic with its high capacity can have this share in the conditions of the commercial and economic situation and trade in the region. this share is a significant share . east and west, if these routes are completed and come to a conclusion, we will be able to do this as soon as possible. both the rail route and the road route are very important in this regard, and today it is clear to everyone that ira

east to west and north to south and increasing the country's share in goods transit. share of the islamic republic iran has a high share in the economic turnover of the region. good efforts have been made during this period, but it is not enough. many efforts should be made so that the islamic republic with its high capacity can have this share in the commercial and economic situation and trade of the region. this share is a significant share . one of the important infrastructures for istifa is the north-south, east- west routes, and if these routes are completed , we will be able to complete this work as soon as possible, god willing. the president called the palestinian youth mujahideen movement a symbol of the generation of youth power palestinians to defend the homeland. he described. in the opening ceremony of azadareh in shiraz, isfahan, mr. raisi said, referring to the crimes committed by the zionists in the gaza strip, "because the force of the zionist regime does not reach the mujahideen of the resistance, it kills innocent men." what our palestinian loved on

i'm noticing now that the city of chicago is referring to woodlawn as east and west woodlawn. oh, interesting. right? have you guys noticed that where woodlawn now is. i've never heard that language used before. what i like east but of course what they're calling east west, east, west line today is now where the obama new center is going to be. you know, it's being built right across the street from hyde park high school. so when they use that terminology, it is to distinguish or to separate this area from the traditional woodlawn and now is being referred to east whitman. i'm from buffalo originally which is kind of a smaller in terms of demographics also you know redlining and a similar thing is happening right where we have, you know, east side and west side. east side has typically been know you, know depleted of resources and now suddenly they're calling it east buffalo. it's just rebranding. yes. yes. so that's what's actually going on right now. yeah. the city. yeah. again, you talk about how these two characters are linked daily is you know affect barksdale in his commu

order , in order to ensure movement along international transport corridors, north, north-south and east-weston of staffing from customs officers in the far east, we have strengthened more than a thousand people , in fact, we have already been added to the far east, now the task is to provide for them all housing, normal living conditions, so that these people can work with dignity and fulfill their duty to develop foreign trade with dignity. yeah, the movement of cargo along the north-south, west-east corridors is increasing, and is already more than a third there. yes, by more than 30%, what is required in order to further intensify these processes? and you know, my colleagues and i have also discussed this issue, probably the path of extensive increase, that is, adding staffing levels, strengthening personnel transition to round-the-clock operation of checkpoints, by the way, with our chinese colleagues we moved zabaikalsk, probably the most problems are in the far east and the largest automobile checkpoint is to increase the opening hours at the border, this is in the primorsky territory,

the dream was that hs2 would link into a much improved east—west link it needs to get better. in manchester all day today. was due to get the 6.30 train across the pennines, but that was cancelled, so we got the next one — this is it behind me. it has now broken down midway between manchester and huddersfield. so, thoughts on hs2�*s demise from those on the platform? i think it should always have gone from birmingham to manchester and then do the east—west part, manchester to leeds. the difference in travel when you come up north is so different to how it is down south. 364 quid a month to go from leeds to manchester. do you get value for money? not at all. but what's the other option? i drive and get stuck on the m62 for three hours if there is a crash? in the pennine area of the network north plan, the prime minister says journey times from manchester to bradford will be reduced to 30 minutes. sheffield to manchester will be 42 minutes, and less than an hour and a half across to hull. people hearing that will think, good, but what is the reality? the reality is that these pr

there is considerable merit in the idea of a new east-west council to further strengthen the union, andlook forward to exploring the issue further with him and his colleagues. >> following my right hon. friend's decision to reallocate funding from hs2, may i urge him to consider a number of projects that will boost the economy and improve the quality of life for my constituents and others in northern lincolnshire? in order for access to the humber freeport to be improved, the a15 between lincoln and the a180 needs to be dualled. in particular, the a180 causes no end of problems for residents in nearby villages because of its concrete surface, so i urge him to deal with its resurfacing. my hon. friend has been a long-standing champion for cleethorpes, and particularly for the importance of strong regional transport connections. network north will see hull fully connected to the northern powerhouse network, which i know he will welcome, and north-east lincolnshire will share in a brand new £2.5 billion fund to support local transport connections, perhaps including many or some of the ones

and it took until this july for east and west state pensions to a chief parity people in the east still less than the west and counterparts and verify few at east germans and positions of power nationwide. the and that is all about gym and unity is completed is not perfect in the minds and hearts of many east and west germany appear to be drifting a pod once again in the us. many of the east germans, especially in smaller titans like the one where i live know really field for gotten . they feel invisible and that their problems are not addressed enough to be much and a gun race. and so they found that less than 40 percent of germans nationwide, few of the country is more united than divided or striking the perception of unities, notably weak, nice dominey with 75 percent feeling that division prevails. in 2019 governments had a much more optimistic outlook back then 51 percent nationwide set the country was more united depend demik, the consequences of russia's invasion of ukraine. rising energy costs in place and the country has had to battle with multiple crises. a majority of eastern

the army from the waters of the persian gulf and oman sea in the south to the east, west, north and center of the country in the joint army exercise. in this exercise , the kamman 19 uav was successfully operated and disrupted the radar from the air for the first time. a joint exercise in the geographical area of ​​iran with the unifying code called rasul mehrabaniha or muhammad rasulullah or muhammad rasulullah or muhammad rasulullah , the four forces of the army successfully carried out monitoring and surveillance and identification of targets in the first hour of the exercise. the general purpose of this exercise challenging the capabilities of our drone systems as well as our forest defense systems that in one combined environment, god willing, this work is going to continue. the country-made radars, especially the shahid jalilund radar, were actually tested in this exercise . they came to the test field with various applications in an arena similar to real combat . this bird constantly flies for us and achieves the desired flight height to be able to carry out tactical, operational an

that's the idea of connecting up these northern cities, east and west . a cities, east and west.at almost and birmingham that that almost a bridge to the north doesn't exist now. instead there's this government has spent billions of pounds under the pounds tunnelling under the south to save the views of southern tory mps. they've got to the point where need to the point where they need to try connect and try and connect the north and guess what? happen. guess what? it won't happen. it's a look for the it's a dreadful look for the government. rishi sunak government. but rishi sunak fields brave by fields is being brave here by taking now looking taking this choice. now looking at costings, they will at the costings, they will connect common six miles connect old oak common six miles out london to euston . they're out of london to euston. they're getting the team. getting rid of the team. they're bringing their new team, a new company happen . company to make that happen. three published three command papers published this lunchtime to make that happen. thoughts gone happen. so lot

army's drone power from the waters of the persian gulf and the sea of ​​oman in the south to the east, westrth and center of the country in the army's joint drone exercise was successfully carried out for the first time in this command 19 drone operation and radar disruption exercise. a joint exercise in the geographical area iran, with the name of rasool mehribaniha or muhammad rasoolullah or muhammad rasoolullah or muhammad rasoolullah, the four forces of the army successfully carried out monitoring and surveillance and identification of targets in the first hour of the exercise . our uavs as well as our forest defense systems, which are in a combined environment, god willing, this work is going to continue. the radars made by the country, especially the shahid jalilund radar , were actually tested in this exercise . real fighters came to the test field the drone that you see, the drone in front of these four birds, has a flight duration and a desired flight height that can carry out tactical , operational and strategic missions in the field of electronic warfare . there is also a passion

he said that it doesn't work from east to west or north to south.ntry to the news that hs2 has been scrapped. any talk of network north has not been met well by the network of leaders here in the north. people here at piccadilly station, a lot of them say that a lot of their concentration isn't about getting to london, it is making sure that they have a viable connection across the north and across... the second of the three big policy moments concerned health. rishi sunak once the age at which people can buy cigarettes and tobacco in england to rise by one year every year, so that eventually no one can buy them. ii year, so that eventually no one can bu them. . ., year, so that eventually no one can bu them. _, , .,, buy them. if we could stop the starch, then _ buy them. if we could stop the starch, then we _ buy them. if we could stop the starch, then we would - buy them. if we could stop the starch, then we would be - buy them. if we could stop the starch, then we would be on . buy them. if we could stop the i starch, then we would be on our buy

links in the north— especially east west links in the north and — especially east west links instuff will matter— of the handling or media stuff will matter much. of the handling or media stuff will matter much-— of the handling or media stuff will matter much. you say that but the olitical matter much. you say that but the political fallout _ matter much. you say that but the political fallout could _ matter much. you say that but the political fallout could be _ matter much. you say that but the political fallout could be quite - political fallout could be quite serious. let's take andy street, the conservative mayor of the west midlands who are supposed to be, understandably, furious about the decision itself and the way it has been handled. he could walk, i suppose. he could stop he's got a very sharp as the mayor of the west midlands, he does not need to be a to do it. if the conservative brand is still 20 points mind in the polls, running as an independent might be good for him. there are a lot of tory mps who do not like hs2 and the costs have grown out of control, but if

sub-surface reservoir. geology says that the gaza streep is fed with water flowing from the east to the westhout palestine is from the east toward the west, therefore the water goes from the east to the west, the area here is considered as semi-arid region, the rainfall here is up to 400 milliter per year in bethan. this amount has not changed for a long time, the only variable is the number of the people الوحيد السكان. we consume three to four times more than the amount required to reach the sub-surface reservoir annually. in other words, we have annual set in this situation, that's more than about 110 million cubic meters. valleys are other water sources that provide the people of the gaza strip with water, one of them in bait hanley. in the north of the gaza strip, which has been in the hands of israeli occupying forces for years. the same goes for the gaza valley, one of the largest pools in palestine, providing gaza with about 25 million cubic meters of water. this valley is also under the control of the israeli regime. it stretches over a long distance, it has several tributaries. but

he's also set to lay out plans for billions of pounds of funding to improve east—west rail, and local the labour mayor of manchester andy burnham says he tried to reach a compromise with levelling up secretary michael gove in a last—ditch meeting this afternoon. mr burnham willjoin us live. also tonight. the home secretary made her pitch to the right wing of the party, with warnings of a �*hurricane' of migration. the wind of change that carried my own parents across the globe in the 20th century was a mere gust compared to the hurricane that is coming. how did her language go down with colleagues? would you call it a hurricane? i would say it's a big problem. my language is different to her language. just like every politician is an individual. what do you think of her language? i think that she is trying to emphasise how important it is that we tackle something that the british public are deeply concerned about. and, while the pm is laying out his stall tomorrow, those who might seek to replace him should the opportunity arrise have had their chance. joe's on the case. who would cat

to work for the benefit of peace in ukraine, for the benefit of a civilized dialogue between the east weste good mutual respect and rational relations between east and west, again i thank you for ... for giving me the floor, even knowing that we are unlikely to agree 100%, but one way or another, if we do not even in these conditions talk to each other friend, we will lose hope for a better future, thank you very much again for the invitation, thank you very much, mr. särta, for an extremely informative and interesting speech, but now let me... give the floor to the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation, sergei lavrov. please, sergei viktorovich. kind day. dear sergei fetrovich, dear ministers, colleagues, thank you for the invitation to the conference on eurasian security. for me, this is a very important opportunity to continue our. dialogue with interested members of foreign policy services and the expert community on how we can further build our policy, and first of all, i would like to sincerely express my gratitude to the initiator of the conference, alexander grigore

well, these armies of the east and west of israel will start a war again. to do this is to start a war unlike in 67 when israel started and pinned everyone to the ground, and at first they won, but again this legend of the power of the israeli army showed itself like a magic lamp, that is, it showed itself like a magic lamp giant, and suddenly the whole war path turned. all the victories that masar had achieved were not only lost and defeated, but parts of egypt and syria were also taken by israel, that is, they took the sinai desert from egypt and the golan from syria. it was taken again in 1967, so here it is, it is approaching the peak of its power, here it is almost no longer the military power of israel , it proved its superiority to everyone in the war of 1973, that is, no army can imagine that it will somehow be able to attack when it attacks. when it defends itself against the israeli army, it is over, that is, all imaginations have collapsed until we reach the 798, which will gain legitimacy . until now, israel is reaching the peak of its military

we now see our beginning to shift from west to east and from work this out. that's going to make the world more difficult or unpredictable more on certain the united states is not going to be able to call the shots in the same way that it used to. we're going to have to get used to a multi polar world. we're gonna have to get used to pearl isn't an ideological diversity because that's the world that we're headed toward. that seems to need to be inevitable. that haven't been said. i would agree with j that there's a lot of room for tainting that world and channeling a more di, centered world in a positive direction. but it will take working across to you with the ideological dividing lines. we now live steve in a world that is working independent in global life than ever before. many of the challenges that we need to face of both as a country and as international citizens require broad based global cooperation. and that means working with the countries with whom we may not share the same principles on the same values. i think the 5 administration got off to a

an independent, sovereign state, not a colony of the west, but a country that could benefit from east-westatform for communication between western europe, which would like to free itself from dependence on the united states . but poland is in the way due to the policies of the morawiecki regime, so it looks like this. actually, what daniel said is very important, because we all saw very well that, for example, the migration crisis, which was promoted by warsaw, was used for what, to enrich the ruling party? corruption scandals have become the calling card of the ruling party, peace is selling off state assets. into private hands, sells positions at key enterprises. as for justice, falsification, scandals, bribes and corruption doors wide open. obviously for those who can pay plus or minus 5,000 euros, because this is exactly the amount of power for poland sold visas to migrants from the middle east and africa. for all its secrecy, the scheme is quite simple and transparent. it was explained in a nutshell by former polish prime minister donald tusk. anyone who wants to move from africa to p