elisabeth monastery.med to coincide with orthodox book day and the exhibition is not just a demonstration of literature. life in the flow is not only about zen, but also about a rapidly changing reality, the 21st century sets its own pace, adapting to speed of life, people have learned to perceive information differently, concisely, fragmentarily, without going into details, bright pictures have replaced the text, but in the beginning there was a word. spring in belarus began with celebrations on the occasion of orthodox book day, which is celebrated on march 14 and is timed to coincide with the release of the first bible by francis skarina and the first printed book in russia, the apostle. it appeared thanks to the works of ivan fedorov and pyotr mstislavets. the holiday began with an official meeting at the national library. we are holding today's meeting a somewhat unusual format for everyone to reflect on this topic, what is the best way to make the book orthodox. the book is spiritual, moral, it went

thank you anne—elisabeth you very much.disruptor. uh president macron. well, the brit awards might have been relabelled this year. the ray awards, as the london born singer won six of the gongs, including artist of the year, album of the year and song of the year. let's get more details from media commentator stephanie takyi. from media commentator stephanie takyi . wow wow wow wow what a takyi. wow wow wow wow what a ray of sunshine . an excellent ray of sunshine. an excellent pun to begin with. where did she come from? this ray of sunshine? she's erupted upon the scene. >> she has . and michael, i think >> she has. and michael, i think people think that ray's been an overnight success. she might not have had the mainstream success like you're adele's or your amy winehouse, but ray has been a singer since she was 15 years old. she's now 26, so the pure passion for music , obviously passion for music, obviously she's a brit alumni , but also she's a brit alumni, but also she's a brit alumni, but also she was putting out mix

against the fake news and one to reach young people in particular on social media with quality to and elisabeth. the dodge of the la cutting the project, also funded by the general government reliable information versus this information . so don't not close out what consists of contributing to an enlightened public opinion to give citizens access to verified information because they need this to be able to fulfill their obligations within society. with commitment it cortex, the foreign minister of the military government explains the corporation with russia is a question of supply and demand, have a rush as a pop. now that respects our decisions and the russian also meet solid needs. these are the needs of the population, which is why i believe that outputting the ship should increasingly fit into such a framework. your pumpkin? no, but the above the screen isn't size we ought to southern states. so we see some things different. see, i emphasized once again how important it is for us that there was a move towards them across the collections. and the constitutional state stops and things. noon i

angalzerbst after the end of the senior line of the dynasty, and catherine’s mother was johanna elisabethting lady, she was simply kicked out of russia under elizabeth. there was even a moment that they could expel catherine along with her, yes, yes, this lady served, she served frederick the great, as such an informal diplomat on special, including not quite, so to speak, correct instructions, and it so happened that catherine was her second cousin to her husband pyotr fedorovich, or rather karl peter ulrich. ekaterina, this is not the first and not the last woman in russian. throne, but she , of course, was radically different from everyone else, if we talk about the number of favorites in the era of catherine the great, then she probably had more than all other empresses combined, we must remember how it all began, catherine in at a very young age they married pyotr fedorovich, the heir to the russian throne, since elizabeth was bezet, he was discharged from galshtinia. they tried to raise him as a russian heir, but i must say, it didn’t work out, he was a german, a german and remained

now elisabeth in a rich has made a very powerful case there that there are young , case there that theress, listless people not doing any good, not doing themselves any good, not doing themselves any good, not doing themselves any good, not doing the country any good, and that something like this might just improve them and be a good thing for the nation . thing for the nation. >> i, the general premise is, is not a bad one, but why just take the workshop? why not test everybody and select the most able and, mentally, physically and those people may well be the work shy that you just mentioned, but if it's just the work shy, who who are, told to go and do national service, then it will be seen as, as a punishment, turn it into a reward. so if everybody is tested, if you are good enough, you get to do national service . you get to do national service. >> so open it up to everybody aged 18 or 19 or whatever it is, and they can sort of serve for a year and help their country in some way, and don't allow everybody to serve , assess them, everybody to serve, assess them, test them and select

and elisabeth it is, we enter the holy month of ramadan, hunger gripping to strip the air all air. i'll leave those with the conscience at an end as well as you. i'll tell you to show her to see um, i love the way we don't need this air drop food. we are running from face to face. open the border crossings. allow food into the strip, especially with the ramadan approaching. people are dying, children are subbing. how can i drop countries allow this ahead of the human cell is that i was going to do my travels from tells outside, hoping to get just one package from my siblings with crying for a 100 years. the aid is dropped in the sea will far away. i still haven't obtained a single package for my sibling as. what's a widow like my mother's suppose to do to feed her children? oh, they must be a wife, the needy to access this. i could pack of the who i this is the current situation in northern gaza after the aid was and dropped. i guess it remains in sufficient to meet the needs of hundreds of thousands of desperate people as a shadow of a jersey, a smell of a while. the situation is

for more lets speak to elisabeth braw, seniorfellow at the atliantic council and author of the book goodbye news, elizabeth. i haveitin welcome to bbc news, elizabeth. i have it in front of me, the headline are striking. if we want peace, we must prepare for war. what exactly does he mean question it is an old saying if you want peace, prepare for war. , ., , saying if you want peace, prepare for war. ,., , ., ~ for war. the point here is making, charles michel _ for war. the point here is making, charles michel is _ for war. the point here is making, charles michel is american, - for war. the point here is making, charles michel is american, we i for war. the point here is making, | charles michel is american, we say we want peace, but that means having to address a pretty uncountable fact with the public, which is we have to run our economy differently, our society differently because if we don't, we won't support ukraine to the extent it needs. we may face aggression from russia and others ourselves. ~ . , ., ., ourselves. what is a wartime economy? — ourselves. what is a wartime economy

elisabeth braw is a senior fellow at the atlantic council and author of the book goodbye globalisation war. and the point i think that michel is making is that we say, we want peace. but that means having to address a pretty uncomfortable fact with the public, which is that we have to run our economy differently, run our societies differently, because if we don't, we won't be able to support ukraine to the extent it needs. and we may face aggression from russia and others ourselves. what is a wartime economy? in this economy — an economy that's that's really set up to produce the things, the items that the armed forces need to defend the country, or indeed, in this case, to to help defend ukraine. and one of the issues we have seen when it comes to deliveries to ukraine, and indeed western government's efforts to shore up our own armed forces, is that they can spend money. they can allocate money, they can sign the contracts with defence manufacturers. but if the defence manufacturers don't have enough workers to make the equipment, and indeed to make the ammunition, then not very much

elisabeth terland volleyed the winner. f1 season is over, after carlos sainz stole the show at the australian grand prix, capping off a remarkable return to form in melbourne. sainz started alongside world champion verstappen, who was on pole. but the dutchman handed him the lead, after having to retire his red bull with brake problems. the race finished under safety car conditions, after britain's george russell crashed his mercedes at the end. he was unhurt. and sainz claimed victory, two weeks after having his appendix out. charles leclerc was second. the mclaren of britain's lando norris completing the podium. drama in the moto gp in portugal too — jorge martin has hhis first victory of the season but there was chaos behind him between his championship rivals last year's world champion francesco bagnaia collided with marc marquez whilst battling for fifth, ending both of their races with just three laps to go. and on the final lap, ducati's enea bastianini was able to steal second place from aprilia's maverick vinales

and today our guest is inaki saint olga the great of the elisabeth monastery. hello. hello.will immediately remind our viewers that olga the great, great is not a rank, not a status, not a title, this is the very thing that is not a real surname, but it seems to me that she suits you very well for the good deeds that you you are doing great, i will say that the birthplace of princess olga is pskov, and there the velikaya river flows through, and when we go on a pilgrimage, it’s usually our participants who start everything, but the sisters of mercy, the brothers with whom we’re going. your mother river , they kind of know, there’s a great sign there , there’s such an association, well , lent has begun, yes, this is a special, special time that allows you to let mercy, forgiveness, light into your heart, our meeting today, it will not be considered a sin, it is possible, no, because i have a blessing, the word for permission is a synonym - it is a blessing if you have blessing, you can go somewhere, do something, so i’m in the studio with you now and... i’m ready to talk, ans

the “say don’t be silent” program is on air again, and today our guest is inna kinyasvyata of the elisabethat are your obediences for today? well, that means my main task is to work on the monastery website, that is, in a sense, i am your colleague. we have. the site is divided into two large sections: site editors work with texts and video departments, i work with texts, that is, in fact, i run a section on how i came to the monastery, yeah, i interview sisters of the monastery, monastic sisters and then i process it and somehow it turns out well such a sister’s story, well, how she came, because her sister. will be very different paths, everyone has their own story, someone has something in common after all, the common call of god that was heard, the sister, wherever she was, whether she was in a pious family from the beginning, or she can say , well, sort of she didn’t lead a very churchly life, but if she heard in her heart this is the pelvis of god , nothing will interfere with her, not sins, not parents, not some kind of career, yeah, here... such a remark that people don’t go to the

elisabeth monastery.at my main task is to work on the monastery website, that is, in a sense, i am your colleague. we have a website, it’s like is divided into... two large departments, the site editors work with texts and the video department, i work with texts, that is , in fact, i run a section on how i came to the monastery, yeah, i interview the sisters of the monastery, monastic sisters, and well, then i process it and somehow it turns out to be the sister’s story, well, how she came, because sisters come along very different paths, each with their own story. but there is something common after all, the common call of god, which was heard, sister, wherever she was, whether she was in a pious family from the beginning , or you can say, well, she didn’t seem to lead a very churchly life, but if she heard in her heart this is the basin of god, nothing will stop her, neither sins, nor parents, nor any career, here such a remark that people do not come to the monastery bound by obligations, that is, marr

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learn more at ramped.com >> i'm elisabeth wagmeister in los angeles in this >> is cnn >> right now, president biden is in new york city getting ready to attend a fundraiser that this campaign is billing as historic because it's reiki again big money and attracting big names like former presidents obama and clinton. cnn's mj lee is outside radio city music hall in new york where the star-studded event is expected to begin very soon, mj, the biden campaign says it's raising a record 25 billion dollars just tonight. tell us about tonight's event >> that's right. well arrived. radio city music hall fundraiser ball because i score, you can hear are photojournalists campbell for a second wherever president biden traveled, that that is outside what breaks are where, the campaign i said that it is raised $25 and counting saying that that would let dollars on this evening is going to be a real show boat and urgency on it from national democrats the three president, one sitting in two former banded together with the goal of securing president biden a second time and of course that pain solving for pres

let's speak to elisabeth braw, a senior fellow with the atlantic council's transatlantic security initiativeannexed crimea, it was still seen as somewhat or mostly perfectible power the other countries could work with. today is the country that has its economy virtually excluded from the virtualised economy that shifts its goods otherwise around the world and unofficial vessels part of a shadow fleet meant as an extraordinary development over the past six years and really, a rare case where major country has deliberately taken steps to isolate itself from the global community. to isolate itself from the global community-— to isolate itself from the global communi . �*, , ., ., community. let's “ust stay on that theme. when — community. let'sjust stay on that theme. when you _ community. let'sjust stay on that theme. when you talk— community. let'sjust stay on that theme. when you talk about i community. let'sjust stay on that theme. when you talk about the l theme. when you talk about the global community, and yet, it has made a concerted effort to strengthen and seek out new friends around

Élisabeth, permettez-moi de vous aider, regardez, c'est vous, vous êtes là à votre destinée depuis votres deux, c'est que la première ma pas attendu de cadeau du destin, elle a commencé à agir seule d'elle-même, sans avoir peur de s'appuyer sur ceux qui lui sont fidèles et qui sont prêt à la suivre jusqu'au bout, just as the fate of the country is at a crossroads, this is the most important the moment when the future of both the daughter and the main brainchild of peter, his empire, is decided , lord, our savior, our merciful father, may my word fly to your throne, on the night of november 24-25, god bless, elizaveta petrovna put on. well, hurry up here quickly , let's all, yuri, don't make noise, quietly, brother, quietly, my brothers, dear ones, are you ready in this case, to serve me with faith, truth, as you once served my father, are you ready, yes? be defiled by sinful thoughts, may she not get lost in the prayers of others and not blessing, give good luck, give to work, let's take the process! it was a revolution of love, the guards carried elizabeth to the winter palace in their

dan's here with us now along with crimonologist and fraud specialist, dr elisabeth carter.a fake celebrity endorsement. she had her life savings of £72,000 stolen last year. so she are some of those statistics and john spoke to me about the impact it had on his mum. she was brou:ht impact it had on his mum. she was brought up — impact it had on his mum. she was brought up in _ impact it had on his mum. she was brought up in poverty _ impact it had on his mum. she was brought up in poverty and - impact it had on his mum. she was brought up in poverty and has i impact it had on his mum. she was brought up in poverty and has builtj brought up in poverty and has built a business — brought up in poverty and has built a business and this house and then that was— a business and this house and then that was her life savings basically. and when — that was her life savings basically. and when it went, she just fell apart — and when it went, she just fell apart she _ and when it went, she just fell apart. she lost her confidence, her colour~ _ apart. she lost her confidence, her colou