and the defense in bedroom definitely is euclid euclid euclid investment block because their level best to bring in euclid. and definitely the she had been to the district in india was that the jeep student, the, for the most of you meant you're going to be put them in order to be able to come for them. okay, great. we're going to leave it there for now. thank you so much for your time and your analysis for shake geopolitical analyst. the alternative to other news. now the us is on the move in the share pulling at the so called assets out of the capital city and shifting to a secondary base in the middle of the country. and that comes after the west african nation saw a crew overrun the government 2 months ago. what we're doing right now is the department is repositioning some of our personnel and some of our assets from air based one o, one in nam may to air base 2 o 2 o one in august as us is fair. but it's decided to take that step out of an abundance of caution. and i'm also prudent. i'm, you know, military, the planning. i get this and um, you know, the eh, face still want in augus

one bottle on euclid. oh, bought of 3 and full bottle florida is already being agreed to buy the shell better . 3 of them is open, which would be discussed and debated over the next 2. 4 days. we have a or the mistake we ordered and have a few days you're late. i assume you'll hopefully rails and give me a what is your reason for your hope? are ballots. sustainable? being positive, being constructive. everybody wants a suggestion. every, what do you want to engage to succeed? everybody wants you can do to succeed. nobody wants. you'd want you to remain or divided house all the countries, one jude. when do to move forward and succeed in finding if there was not to communicate in the end because a couple of minutes standing meetings of ended with out communicate that the foreign ministers meeting. would that be a big set back little, you know, if you have some of the dream clinic or me, things have ended with the community or new things i've had to communicate on the one about a glass that is the russia you

why should we get caught up in one issue concerning euclid who your why should we good obsessed with one wall which is taking place? we just gotten back 90 percent of the work or develop really shoes. we let you consensus and move forward. that's more important for us. that's more important for the building. so that's more important of other developing work because it one was impacting development as well. let. let everybody then agree that that is impacting is not encumbered only on india. every body needs politically. it's every then it's, everybody is, well, why is it go lead and deals of responsibility? we do our best and you'll hopefully as you said, close to be available, we are always very positive and optimist because we have a few days of negotiation space to go to show up on acquisitions before the need is arrive here. and you're hoping that of course, we are very positive, we have a optimistic, we're going to get everybody at all. and that was the lose doing it. or if i'm or thought you my speaking exclusively bad to. i'm a top com to the g. 20 sherpa. so the indian govern

how do we talk about the issue of euclid and talking about russia, or how do you talk about the, you know, what the china is doing and how to contend the rise of china and something like that. and so therefore, it's actually a us sign up. i believe new if you'll recall that in the national defense and 2nd with the strategy, with game in 2017. and then mr. trump was the president. clearly we don't have any strategies that russia and china out all of our edward cities. i mean, the right direction is literally to right. so one thing is we just just want something is happening off to the who we think it's happening to 70 missed the president. the point is that the very thing about the beast international order, but in that order, the support team will see want to be that 20 some. that's the point. terrific. and the other india is actually talking about it. can i or we're actually just right out of time, but i wanna have 30 seconds to give you as the last word, what we saw a little bit earlier today at a round table event in that in about 10 kilometers that way off the venue of the g 20,

meters and the burning of kerman mosque, 3 of november, borujerd , shahrazad street, 4 of november, euclid, 9 of november, sanandaj, 12 of november , ashura of arak, ashura of malair 22 azar sabzevar, 23 azar, 11th muharram, najaf abad, bloody sunday mashhad had black wednesday in ahvaz, suleiman mosque and dezful mosque in birjand on 16th baneh, 17th of bandar abbas, 19th of babol, 2nd bahman of urmia , 6th of shahrood, 6th of rasht, 22nd of shiraz, and even 23rd of khorramabad, if we pay attention from big cities like kermanshah , tabriz, isfahan the name of my battle, which is the pahlavi government, conveys the vital nature of the government . what are the numbers on the face of the government when it is 57 years old ? there are a number of supporters. use the past not to the history has been reviewed. note that in all these days and in all these cities, the military was dealing with the people. thank you very much, dear viewers . please stay with us. let's see a report together with you . mashhad, jhaleh square, be the crowd that had a contract with each other on the 16th of shahrivar

spread to the slopes of zagros , even to the northern parts of fars province, for example, places like euclid . don't forget to be aware of the continuing turbulent waters of the caspian sea and the development of restrictions on marine activities, including fishing. be aware of the waters of the northern persian gulf . now, i would like to say that the waters of khuzestan will be more wavy, the possibility of swimmers and boats drowning. there is a reason that the highest temperature in we measured in tehran, the number was 28 degrees, the hottest station in our station was shush, the maximum temperature of which reached 47 degrees, and between the centers, as usual, ahvaz was 43 degrees , and the highest temperature was 42 degrees. like kiaz shahr, like anzali , like imamzadeh ishaq bostan abad haris ahar meshki shahr sarab and nair, it was registered until tomorrow. in the country , it is to apply the research of theses and theses of students, a challenge that the faculty of electrical and computer engineering of tehran university has largely overcome. the professors evaluate projects wher

is met, 4 years ago, put in had also to break the deadlock, often north k, as talks with the us on euclid to solomon to fail us. officials believe a meeting this time may include discussion of anonymous deal. if north korea sells weapons to my scott, this is going to be a problem for the united states as well as for europe. because this would essentially try to be in an effort by moscow to balance some of the advantages that ukraine has in terms of getting material. you'll artillery rockets. north korea is banned from exporting weapons on the un security council resolution. they also concerns north korea. may we see from the russians, sophisticated technology that could help in advance it's nuclear weapons program. prussia and north korea have drawn closer in recent months in july, so they show a good visited young young, the 1st of russian defense minister to do. so this is the form of the soviet union . prussia is also discussing, holding joint military deals with north korea. analysts say the kim put in meeting could be intended to send a message to the us and its allies. these it'd be

c, choose united states and committing a crime by whiskey away from the 2015 euclid deal, said washington should prove its intention to revive the agreement. ukrainian president let him into lensky was also it, and u. n. e. us for more support in the war against russia to landscape detailed the price of tens of thousands recreating children. he says, rushman forces have if he is going to war, what will happen to them? those children in roger off towards to kate, ukraine, and old ties with that fabulous a broken. and this is clearly a genocide when hatred is weaponized against one nation. it never stops the r each. the kate, russia starts, and you war the parts of mandolin, georgia remained occupied. ross, it's on see right into the ruins. and it's not the russia, the chemical weapons would have never been use the are, you know, syria is ready. forces are killed in these full palestinians in an operation in the occupied westbank 29. others were injured when is ready, forces rated that you need a refugee camp. meanwhile in gaza, one palestinian protest has been killed and 9 of the engine of

chris talks with the us on euclid is on them and had stalled. now this potential meeting, if it were to take place, there's or there's widespread speculation, but an alms deal could be discussed. well, so the 2 countries suddenly appear to have drawn close and these reports of an honest dealer sort of vehicle is the concern. and so i know why absolutely no the to need is adult about wanting to boost cooperation economically . and militarily, there's also said to be discussions for holding joint to military drills. and in july, the russian defense minister survey showing visits has shown yet. and he was the 1st russian defense minister to visit the country since the fall of the soviet union. now, if an opposite of what happened, it could mean one or 2 things. it would definitely boost russians defenses and it's well on ukraine. and it would reduce the advantages that ukraine has had in terms of getting weapons deals from western nations. now the other thing that's also a major cause of concern is what north korea could get in return for supplying

that reading president over here, where you see, says united states should revise the 2015 around euclid deal. washington funded in 2018. he was speaking at the un general assembly, the training president, mr. lensky as address do not dimensions general assembly. he also must support and of organs russia. lensky also detailed types of tens of thousands of degrading children. he says, russian forces have taken to a unintended spring. he wave is sweeping across se australia as a result of the powerful el nino of weather more than 60. well, the fonts of funny across the street is most popular state is the south wells at temperatures and any 16 degrees above the september average sydney has implemented its 1st total of 5 band in almost 3 years. several schools supposed to be close to to the $15.00 danger alex thomas is more not from city straight to is bracing itself 4 months of high temperatures and possibly wallet fires and gras spies as a result of 2 red climate events that have come together. a positive indian ocean bite pole and the best known and when nino confirmed by straight is bure

the in the news rush is hosting an international euclid youth for him, with numerous guest on participants from over 70 countries taking part a correspondent shape. both the events here in albany is just south of moscow, an incredibly import meeting over 70 countries represented here numerous students here to learn in this nuclear education week. we're all south thomas versus state atomic energy agency. the biggest provider of single taney is nuclear energy and power globally. russia certainly not isolated whatsoever when it comes to nuclear power. and the provision of this remarkable energy source, so many shooting so many delegates here from many international organizations, represented as nuclear energy becomes again, the focus of what could potentially be the future of a solution to a carbon emissions. i'm very impressed to see that everyone is just here and we communicate with each other into interacting different things based on these frameworks. and that's thing is very, very, you know, get it, gather those 10, take guys to be here. and then very enjoying nuclear energy is looking f

president abraham lacy accused united states of convincing a crime by walking away from the 2015 euclid deal. he said, washington should prove its intention to revive the agreement. you credit the president for them is lensky was also the u. n. e. also most support in the war against russia. savanski detailed supplies of tens of thousands of ukrainian children. he says, russian forces have kidnapped. what will happen to that? those children in roger off towards to kate, ukraine, and old ties with f timeless a broken. and this is clearly a genocide, and when hatreds is weaponized against one nation, it never stops the r each. the kate russia starts. and you war parts of the in georgia already main occupied roger to on see right into the ruins . and if not, the russia, the chemical weapons would have never been use the are, you know, syria, is there any forces have killed in these full palestinians in an operation in the occupied westbank? 29 others were injured when it's ready forces rated the janine refugee camp an intense spring heat wave is sweeping across healthy still strain. the ar

and president abraham lacy accuse united states of committing a crime by walking away from the 2015 euclid deal. he said washington should prove its intention to revive the agree and intent spring heat. wave is sweeping across se australia as a result of the possible el nino where the putting more than 61 finds a burning across australia is most popular. state you south wells, a temperatures meaning 16 degrees about the september average. a sydney has implemented its 1st total, 5 bad and almost 3 years. several schools of also being close to to wall 5. danger . at least thomas is moving out from sydney astray to is bracing itself 4 months of high temperatures and possibly wallet fires and gras spies as a result of 2 red climate events that have come together a positive indian ocean bite pole and the best known. and when nino confirmed by strategy is pure of me to all a j, a couple of months off, the other agencies like the united nations had already said it was come into effect . it will have global consequences. but for now, here in sydney and where i am at the headquarters at the rural 5

i'm the direct folder of euclid him. that's intelligence. perfect janice by land capacity was also killed. why bomb incident pages but cafe and is not just media figures around now. the russian right to narrowly avoided death to off and attack escaping with injuries earlier my clean. the nail disgusting and quite as recent threats against jealous of french human rights lawyer are know that believe in terms of these of these people named the threats against them. there's been an echoing silence from the west of bart, condemning what are as far as i can see, direct threats against journalist. why do you think that is the case? i understand the fact that perhaps they, they, they, they don't want to say anything at all that might be balanced by bruship. but it's, that's such an, a dangerous precedence this or, well, i mean, we're dealing with, they always, you know, try and truly on this stage always. and so coming from your client, it doesn't really going to surprise anybody because you claim as long as its own cities. and if we base our cell f

so do think about it because of euclid and there will be no outcome decorations. those has to be definitely asian age. so you mentioned that the new daily declaration is almost ready. are we to assume that the kinds of this has been issue that you've done all the issues and who that'd be a separate uh, choose somebody uh, which would be issued at the end of the summit along with the joint committee. will it be a separate chance? somebody thank of the good afternoon, additional shown from indeed tv. there's a was bank report which has come out, which is phrased, it is digital, public infrastructure. i'm just trying to understand how is it they're going to disseminate this infrastructure, but it'd be through an organization or the institutions like the solar lights, the latest, the back end up there. i saw a long time. yeah, that's good. thank you so much. kenya i r t dot com. a question is that since we discussed the global growth and has the issue of developed countries imposing unilateral sanctions being discussed or the responsibility for imposing such sanctions

. >> that where that phrase >> is that where that phrase comes euclid. comes from?yes. >> i think he must have. i've never you're never seen the end of it. you're a a scientist. these things >> i'm a scientist. these things are known, louis. >> they've measured >> well, they've measured the wobble to the nearest millisecond. is it something we need are we need to worry about? are we bothering along? >> here that >> well, they say in here that it actually affect most it doesn't actually affect most people, time, it's people, but over time, it's suggesting the suggesting that this means the earth could earth is acas. i think it could be. yeah. i get i get headaches that in september. get that start in september. i get headaches when i'm working with louis. that's louis. i don't know what that's got either, but the got to do with either, but the idea they might slow the idea is that they might slow the earth earth earth and eventually the earth will stop and we'll die. will stop and we'll all die. >> this story, but >> i don't know this story, but i know the velikovsky

were we before, you have to go to a library if that was accessible to you, you be buying books of euclidg up in their bedrooms to driverless cars and speeding up drug discovery. it's been incredibly impactful in so many ways. happy birthday to _ impactful in so many ways. happy birthday to them. i'm _ impactful in so many ways. happy birthday to them. i'm glad - impactful in so many ways. happy birthday to them. i'm glad you i birthday to them. i'm glad you picked up on the way we search for information. on google providers put out information in such a way that it catches our attention. it may not be what we were originally looking for. as a result the way we react with information these days is more disjointed perhaps it would've been for our ancestors. disjointed perhaps it would've been for ourancestors. is disjointed perhaps it would've been for our ancestors.— for our ancestors. is that fair? i think that _ for our ancestors. is that fair? i think that slightly _ for our ancestors. is that fair? i think that slightly unfair - for our ancestors. is that fair? i think that slightly u

the euclid's were just hammering these guys and slaughtering them. he described it, he was down there and he said even the they were enemies, it was just a slaughter. i would not say the tactics are particularly good. i think you're using convicts literally as human cannon fodder. >> somewhat relatedly, there sending an convicts, how has this worked? >> i think there were very important. -- they were very important. there were fighting a grinding war of attrition. the battle about mood lasts for five months. you have to go back and check the start dates. many months. the area they were fighting over was basically from washington dc to fairfax. it was not this huge area. you talk about progress and measuring it in yards. the progress of the battle of baku was tiny, measured literally in yards and feet, bucket of marker. it was a gruesome battle of attrition and the ukrainians thought it superbly in defense in the affected enough casualties on the wagner group that he withdrew. then they decided to do this meeting. i don't think the wagner group -- the

obviously the mutual understanding of the construction projects, mainly a nuclear plants and supply of euclid, a 70 and fuel a tourism obviously uh on the agenda of him. but he said that you know the world once and then. so they need to said the world a message regarding the ukraine, colorado, which of course he means about the great deal that everybody is waiting to hear. and of course, the best restaurants pull down to that deal. perhaps he's hoping that he can try and convince the russian president to get back into that deal. because obviously it's a developing. the african countries also needs uh that help. and that they both to take called the subjects of defense, which both countries us, it's a very highly strung about to the baby with what's going on respectively. and also the, the joint products, projects in terms of natural gas, unimportant relationships as he describes the system to what president putin has to say. interface will fix this image. but ok, this is such a campus that was the place was always called quite hey, what present pizza, these things are all translate for the ba

giants of ancient times, socrates, plato and aristotle, and you can add, i suppose, pythagoras and euclidand herodotus and people like that, they the ones that defined ethics and defined knowledge as plato did, and defined things like happiness, as is aristotle clearly did with this ethics, i submit that there brains were no better qualitatively than the brains of the brightest of us in modern times. no, i don't think aristotle was any cleverer than arendt or bertrand russell or richard feynman. people that we recognize being very, very brainy, very clever, possibly very wise as well. but the difference is that those people had so much less know. i mean they only spoke greek possibly because he went to egypt might have spoken arabic there, had very little history to know was there was so little history before they existed very little in terms of written languages they knew very little only aristotle of those six traveled anywhere they certainly had no idea of the capital of south dakota. they didn't know the atomic weight of sodium. they didn't know, obviously, the originate is of the enl