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ukraine engaging with the wider world and not just focusing on the kind of unusual candidates in europe of america. okay, so in the invitation of types, dw corresponded to connelly reporting from keith. the impeller was poles have closed in time the control pile of entry and local elections. long time lita, alexander lucas jenko place, states voted upholding station and in the capital meets where he confirmed his intention to run again for the president next year. that could extend his grip on the country to 36 years. thousands of all position parties were denied registration for the single day palace opponents and exile. judged folk is to blank on it, for by his that support lucas fingers. policies for granted official registration. alexander lucas and co signs new agreements with his master flooded mapleton. the warden ukraine has seen him seek even close to ties with the kremlin, like boots in look, a shame paper trays this country is being on the siege uses, but west of plotting to cease power during the elections to do the cleaning process . this is not an easy time on that as you can see, th

states of america, but also a number of european countries will also soon ... experience elections, and here we must understand that even if there will be changes in the political faces of europeited states of america, support for ukraine against the background of such statements by putin will, on the contrary, only grow, in my opinion, which we can already see in the theses of political leaders. mr. myroslav chakh, to you questions about poland, tusk's statements began with it, with a reaction that should be taken seriously. and this is true, but on the other hand, we have a situation with poland on the border, which is not resolved, we have been talking about it for several weeks, they are talking about it on the air of all, probably, ukrainian tv channels, because it hurts us, it is already called something such a second front that unfolded, and how is it all - connected, not connected, why poland is not ready to stop it by some willful decision of its own. that is happening on the borders, well, the answer is to form a short, succinct and understandable for the ukrainian viewer and the ukrainian audience, which in principle does not understand this situation, because the m

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of europe, this is not correct . there is also a stock market there. mr. bigron, because the price of gas in america is very low, for example, you have to assume that it is 6 cents, 5 cents, and 4 cents. in europe, it may be 10 times, friends say let's put it aside, it is possible. ok, but this logic no, i don't want to put him on our side, our logic is that we want to defend investments , be his defenders, america became expensive for any reason , you see, it is probably going to happen , if we didn't know that the war in ukraine would happen, you didn't know that you could do it, please, so we have to do something that if my america has become rough and tumble, don't do any harm, why do we need to polarize your food to america? well done, you see, now we have this problem in cement , we also have this problem in farad , we have it. let's accept that we invest in a way that is a principle of capital don't destroy it, let's be its defenders . look, if we have to pay cheap gas, i agree with the price. well, it should be in our hands , it should be in the hands of the politicians. you see, this is the

will be more difficult for us to receive even the promises given to us by the countries and europe. of america, britain, relating to the united states, the process of allocation of funds will be delayed, this is my personal opinion, it will simply be delayed, and i think that it will not even be a question of february, it will be delayed until march, after all, the worst is the story that we have become a part of politics, namely aid to ukraine is part of the political debate. between two presidents and two parties, and this is today, and it is not even a question in ukraine, and here already in the package not only ukraine, but israel, a pacific country, are included, but this is politics, and this is all that is happening, it often associated with of course, what with the elections, this year there will be elections in a number of other european countries, so we have to understand this for ourselves. internal search. resource, where we can get more, as they say, where we can tighten some belts in order to get basic funds for the maintenance of the army, and believe me, we will be forced this

before this critics the europeans of the ukraine war have called europe the biggest loser of the ukraine war, referring to america's rich profit from this war. according to the announcement of the research institute in europe, in the last two years, as much as 20 years , weapons have been ordered to the american arms manufacturers, most of which were for ukraine. the central bank of america has also announced that the military industry production of this country has grown by 17 in the last two years. with the significant reduction of russian gas exports to europe due to the war in ukraine, gas exports. america's liquid has reached europe from 6 to 48. migration of many european industries to america due to the increase in energy costs due to the cutoff of russian gas exports is another consequence of the ukrainian war, which was harmful for europe and profitable for the united states. and the end of today's part of the world. we see the picture package of the world according to the picture. well, we are reaching the end of the world today. good night, god bless you. it clarifies the issues and by seeing these debat

of the supreme leader of the islamic republic of iran, the letter he wrote to the youth of europe and north america. it was very poetically worded and it made me think many things and it made me want to learn more about the islamic republic of iran and and learn more about your country, your revolution, your beliefs and and what the truth really is, because the letter pointed out that we really shouldn't trust us media, so uh, it was, it was, it was important to me to come to the islamic republic of iran. classics from the us, so i saw they had a lot of iranian literature, but they also have some literature from the us. this is uncle tom's cabin, novel about the struggle to abolish slavery. it was very famous, played a very important role in us history. now, it's interesting, they tell us in the us, i've heard so many times in the us that in iran uh, reading the writings of carl marx is illegal, but when i walked into the store, i see them, not only are they not illegal, but they're very, very accessible, here they've got uh, mark's... "there are a lot of iranian young people who are very, very int

is not clear which of them, who is there in europe, i will say even more cunningly, in europe only that person means something, which has direct access to the united states of america to different people in the united states of america; in europe there is no authority to determine who is in charge there. the fact is that they don’t think at all, they don’t care about ukraine at all for a long time, just as the top officials of ukraine don’t care about ukraine for a long time. dear friends, i invite you to watch reruns of our original besagon tv program. i hope you remember them and enjoy them. everyone in the application or website, welcome to... the heart of the continent beats here. the russian military today completely liberated the avdeevka coke plant. this was reported to the ministry of defense. mine clearance is currently underway in avdeevka. when leaving, ukrainian troops left behind hundreds of explosive devices. the ukrainian armed forces retreated in a hurry, abandoned equipment and wounded, and some units surrendered. the dpr authorities believe that the liberation of avdeevka will significantly reduce the intensity of shelling of donetsk and other cit

as we see, the union of europe and america did not lead to anything good. tual deception, pressure, profit, debts and misfortunes of ordinary citizens. against this background, the integration of belarus into russia within the framework of the union state looks completely different. brighter and more prosperous. president of belarus alexander lukashenko at a meeting of the supreme state council said that based on the results of 23 years, the parties will update the historical maximum of trade in goods and services. the total for the year will be approximately $54 billion. trade for belarus is now a plus due to a significant increase in exports to russia. thus, the export of belarusian products has almost doubled. traditionally, in the russian federation we sold $13 billion. in 2023, this figure increased to 25 billion. thanks to the union market , our enterprises are actively developing. in the twenty- third year, the mintrom machine-tool plants increased their production and export volumes by a third. by 2026 , it is planned to produce the first russian-bel

and in the two years of the war in eastern europe, the deputy minister of foreign affairs america has claimed that supporting ukraine has benefited the us economy in general, victoria nolan. according to him, most of the money earmarked for helping ukraine directly returned to the american economy and for the production of weapons. before this , european critics of the ukraine war had called europe the biggest loser of the ukraine war, referring to the rich profits of the united states from this war. according to the announcement of the research institute in europe, in the last two years , as much as 20 years, arms manufacturers in america have been given weapons, most of them for ukraine. the central bank of america has also announced that the production of the military industry of this country in the last two years 17 has grown. with the significant reduction of russian gas exports to europe due to the ukraine war , us liquefied natural gas exports to europe have increased from 6 to 48. the migration of many european industries to america due to the increase in the cost of energy an

in fact, when america has isolated herself, threats have only grown. i need not remind the people of europe of a dark history. when the forces of kearny and fascism were on the march, and then america join our allies in defense of freedom. and to safeguard our collect of security. so i will close with this. in these unsettled times, it is clear america cannot retreat. america must stand strong for democracy. we must stand in defense of international rules and .

but very interesting i saw that young iranians are interested in understanding the debates of europe, america, and well , lies are being told about my country in my country, iran, in the western media, and we are also talking about the techniques of the media . i have high hopes for the future. you see, maybe i won't be alive when israel is completely defeated, maybe my children will see this. speaking of the islamic republic, considering that it is your first trip, you spoke at different universities , you discussed different topics , you mentioned the iranian youth, we are very far away. we don't get out of space. in the fall of last year, iran , we witnessed that a lot of fake news about the issue that the country was struggling with was published by the western media . he will see which is true and which is false what you heard on your first trip to the islamic republic of iran . iranian youths , you even entered our work space or topics other? i actually came to iran for two or three days and we definitely cannot understand the whole country , i only saw tehran and it is definitely a pro

in iraq and turkey mean the price will be added to the price of 50% inside, well 25% of haab europe 25% haab america, who wrote this formula, the ministry of oil wrote this formula, we agree with this formula except for one part, the rest , what is the part we disagree with, the part of europe, we say europe is the importer. energy is not a producer or exporter, so you should not compare me with it , we should compare iran with america, canada, qatar, the uae, saudi arabia, etc., so the 25% that was added to us from haab europe, the netherlands, should be removed, if this let this be removed, what will happen , more investors will enter this field, we will generate more wealth, we will cut hair. the state of the country's economy is better , thank you, mr. nemati, what do you think? well , in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful, and behi nasreen , i would like to say hello to mr. gergi nasr and all the dear viewers of this program. and there is progress and it can be very useful. i have a serious objection , god willing, we will try to present it in detail in the program. then,

project is forever under the asphalt, but we still don’t fully understand europe today, well, i just can’t escape the collapse of america, europe is just a much more traditional enemy of russia than america, europe has hated us for millennia, europe has always been at war with us, and it is no coincidence that now these european traditional fears emerge as if from oblivion, this hatred and thirst for revenge, because look, well, the attitude towards russians is like this, well, at some point time just begins to seem like... there is no other way for such a person to come to power, really in the ukraine that existed, there was not a single chance, so they destroyed that country only in order to get the opportunity to govern, to steal that same money, what probably outrages him most is precisely the fact that he actually does not have easy access to these financial resources, here i am about this incident with lynching, you know, on the one hand, well, of course, it’s a terrible picture, but i think, remember and think, but... there was a period of covid, remember, when the bus with they threw stones at people, vasiliyvic

and already in 1830 the number of protective measures in the united states of america exceeded any protectionist measures in europehat they did everything to prevent foreigners from entering their market. products, the second main ideologist of such a policy is, of course, the republican, albert beverridge, which on september 16, 1898 publishes a famous treatise called the march of the flag, but in the english version it is the march of the flag, and in fact it not only laid the foundations of the foreign economy of the united states of america , but foreign policy, and if... moving away from deep ideological terms, the essence his conclusion in this treatise is that he said the following: america experienced the strongest financial and economic... crisis of the seventies of the 19th century in 1872-7, which is why steam propulsion was introduced for production goods, manual labor was replaced by steam engines, including electricity, electricity replaces certain types of activities in enterprises, and the number of goods becomes huge, but there is no one to buy these goods, yes, because most of the workers were fo

metropolis and civil rights in latin america, as a rule, were not waged by them and not by the remnants of the indigenous inhabitants of the mainland , kriols, that’s what in europeo were born with... the oceans in the colonies, it was they who became the mouthpieces of freedom in latin america. who are you? people! latin americans have always strived for independence, and the history of the continent is full of the most striking examples of this. this was the case during the period of struggle against colonialism, during the time of the famous simon bolivar, who became a symbol of freedom. not only for latin america, but perhaps for the whole world, for all humanity. simon bolivar is a great, outstanding figure in latin america, creates the state of colombia, and dreams of creating a confederation of latin american states. bolivar admired george washington and was a supporter of the united states, considering it a model of a free fatherland and the center of civic good. the first emperor of brazil visited the court of alexander ii and almost made a choice in favor of a russian princess, which would have changed the history of brazil. but pedro chose a bride from

countries, yes, that is, for example, in japan there is a colossal outflow of capital, mainly to america, an outflow of capital from europe some are leaving in asia, but the point is the fact is that america, of course , makes money from this, but at the same time, well, if we look at some others, yes, there is more in-depth data on what is happening in the united states, in the economy, but we will see for example, that their industrial production has been falling for 19 months in a row, well, it’s falling, yes. it turned out that, in my opinion, there was the longest such decline in recent decades, and problems with the mortgage market, obviously they have been accumulating for a long time, again problems with some banks, very serious problems with corporate real estate, here , of course, other asian countries, south korea, japan and china, in particular, which have invested huge amounts of money in this...

and already in 1830 the number of protective measures in the united states of america exceeded any protectionist measures. in europethis indicated that they did everything to prevent foreign products from entering their market. the second, main ideologist of such a policy is, of course, the republican, albert beveridge, who on september 16, 1898 publishes a famous treatise called the march of the flag, but in the english version it is the march of the flag, and in fact it is not only that. lived the foundations of the external economy of the united states of america, but foreign policy, and if we move away from deep ideological terms, the essence of this treatise is that he said the following: america experienced a severe financial and economic crisis in the seventies of the 19th century, in 1872-73 due to whereby steam propulsion was introduced to produce goods. manual labor was replaced by steam engines, electricity also appears, electricity replaces certain types of activities in enterprises and the number of goods becomes huge, but there is no one to buy these goods, yes, because most of the workers were forced

and already in 1830 the number of protective measures in the united states of america exceeded any protectionist measures in europeindicated that they did everything to keep them out of their market. other people's products. the second main thing the ideologist of such a policy is, of course, the republican albert beveridge, who on september 16, 1898 publishes a famous treatise called the march of the flag, but in the english version it is the march of the flag. and in fact, he not only laid the foundations for the foreign economy of the united states of america, but also foreign policy. if we move away from deep ideological terms, the essence of this treatise is that he said the following: america experienced a severe financial and economic crisis in the seventies of the 19th century, in 1872-73, because of which steam propulsion was introduced for the production of goods, manual labor was replaced by steam engines, including... subsequently, if we take treatises, treatises of the same ideologists, yes, who adhered to this line, they say at whose expense it is necessary to travel in cases of such crises of overpr

from europe, and this is such a story, this is such a situation where with one side would like a reduction in the weight of americabut on the other side there is a fear of a reduction of this weight, because as of today, let's say, there is nothing to replace this weight of america, which it plays. according to the latest sociological polls, for an increase in military aid to ukraine. 21% of the french are in favor of continuing the supply of arms at current levels 41% are in favor and this is 10% less overall than the number of supporters of the supply of military aid compared to june 2023, these are still bad numbers or on the contrary one-sided when such a large level of support remains, well, not as much as it was, but still not small, to put it mildly. well, look, the fact that the numbers and in principle the support is falling, it is quite logical, it was logical back in 2022, that over the years, the longer this conflict continues, it the russian-ukrainian war, then, let's say, there will be less opportunity to keep the population's attention to this conflict and by itself to maintain the strong support of

from europe, and this is such a story, this is such a situation, where on the one hand we would like a decrease in the weight of americaeurope, but on the same parties are afraid of reducing this weight, because they themselves do not have to as of today... let's say to provide, to replace this weight of america, which it plays, according to the latest polls, in favor of increasing military aid to ukraine , 21% of the french are in favor of continuing the supply of weapons at the current levels, 41% are in favor, and this 10% less in general than the number of supporters of the supply of military aid in comparison with che'. 2023, these are still bad numbers or , on the contrary, monotonous, when such a large level of support remains, well, not as it was, but still not small, to put it mildly, well, look, the fact that the numbers and in principle the support is falling, it is quite logical, it was logical even in 2022, that over the years, the longer this conflict, this russian-ukrainian war, the more, let's say, there will be less opportunity to hold the attention of the population. to this conflict and by itself to

director general of europe, america and the islamic republic of iran and the federation. will be held in tehran. during the last two days, specialized and expert meetings of this summit were held. during this meeting i see. the cases of cooperation in the country and the capacities of cooperation in the country were discussed and examined by experts and experts of different government and private sectors of iran and russia. the result of this discussion. the opinions were included in the form of paragraphs in the final document of the meeting of the joint economic commission of the two countries, which , god willing, was attended today by the honorable minister of oil , mr. engineers oji, as the head of the iranian side of the joint economic commission of iran and russia, and mr. n. novak, the honorable deputy prime minister of the russian federation. the signature will arrive in the two days you mentioned two days ago. as you mentioned this the issues are not limited to oil and gas debates and are discussed in all economic sectors of the two countries. important political issues are

and already in 1830 the number of protective measures in the united states of america exceeded any protectionist measures in europeis indicated that they did everything to prevent other people’s products from entering their market. the second main ideologist of such a policy is, of course, the republic. version, this is the march of the flag, and in fact, he not only laid the foundations of the foreign economy called the march of the flag, but in the english united states of america, but foreign policy, if we move away from deep ideological terms, the essence of this treatise is that he... said the following: america experienced a severe financial and economic crisis in the seventies of the 19th century, in 1872-73, because of which steam propulsion was introduced for the production of goods, manual labor was replaced by steam engines, including electricity, electricity replaces certain types of activities in enterprises and the number of goods becomes huge, but buy it. modern politics, foreign policy, economic policy, yes, but in reality, if you take those publications of the rand corporation, which actually dete

you this our employee elena goltsova published notes on the underground dostoevsky culture of europe and america that when lena talked about what she was creating, i thought that it would be such a thin book, look at some, some volume , and there really is a huge amount, it turns out that this is really an incredibly popular text, but an idiot too, so you were talking about... ekaterina evgenievna dmitrieva, vadim vladimirovich polonsky, i’m vladimir ligoido, today we gathered our thoughts about fyodor mikhailovich dostoevsky, the influence of his work on the culture of the 20th century. if you like to collect your thoughts with us, you can find all episodes of our podcast on the website of the first channel 1tv.ru. and you know, let ’s go back to cinema for a second, if uh, it’s clear that there are film adaptations, there are brilliant readings, like kurassawa’s, yes. but i suddenly discovered that there are traces of dostoevsky, but i don’t know there are cinematic children, as they say about literary children, where this is not a film adaptation, i talked with john luenfeld, this is one of t

published by our employee elena goltsova, notes under the field of dostolevsky in the cultures of europe and americabut so that when lena talked about what she was creating, i thought that it would be like this it’s a thin book, look at some volume, and there’s really a huge amount texts, it turns out that this is really an incredibly popular text, but an idiot too, so you talked about... the path to your calling is very detailed, what professions our guests mastered on the way to their dreams, i also worked as an instructor in the komsomol district committee, and since such there was no rate, my work book says i am a cleaning lady, yakubo. i had more time to do what i loved. they were selected taking into account that as much as possible i would work on central television as a senior accountant. seniors? you said there will be a hedgehog. and what's that? i have my first entry was in the book, my favorite, the night receptionist. it wasn’t a shame that everyone was listening to you, but i was constantly giving away my voice, one day i was sitting at home having breakfast, there was a radio beacon h

but after the revolution of the seventeenth year, part of the troupe moved abroad and toured in europe and americand of the twenties. this is what this day in history was like. message from the president of the russian federation vladimir putin to the federal assembly. live. today at 12:00 moscow time. in russia, for electric vehicles there will be only one possibility of customs clearance, only on the territory of our country; for companies and citizens who already operated in russia and actually cleared vehicles on customs territory in russia, in principle , nothing will change. but for those who, for example, do this on the territory of other member states of the union, it will accordingly become impossible to somehow underestimate the cost of importing these cars, which then they fiddle around with the territory of russia, if we talk about centiles, of course it will depend directly on the cost of the goods there, it will depend on a large number of different factors. from the displacement of the engine, but if, as it were, in such a large stroke, then approximately we should talk about a rise

$9 billion on the soviet channel every year, this is a huge piece of bread, not only russia, china, europe, the united states of america there are also many regional states, yeah. you have to look down on them, they are now speaking their weighty word, the emirates are creating bases in yemen, the other day soldiers and officers of the emirates and bahrain in somalia were killed in a terrorist attack, one wonders what they are doing there, why they are doing it, why they have a military there base, why military bases in djibouti, because these are important transport arteries. is becoming less safe, and the united states, like a locomotive, is moving forward , this system is working, yes, it is malfunctioning, now we certainly laughed at biden, but you can laugh at him, listen, well, he has a few months left there, most likely, i am sure that he will not go to the polls, because it will be difficult, he will not be brought to the polls, but there is anyone, any replacement, it will be a continuation of the course, yes biden, what is he doing now in his, in his speeches, here he is very... at whom, at putin, he says, lo

participate in this meeting, but with all the uncertainties about this meeting representatives of europe and america are trying more than other countries to hold it , the main concern is that european countries. the united states should follow a special plan through the united nations, which is a source of concern for the taliban and even for the opposition and neighboring countries. there is certainly a concern, especially for the important powers of the region, including russia, and this issue has lowered the atmosphere of trust. the un meeting on afghanistan is scheduled to be held while the meeting of the regional contact group , which was proposed by iran, was held about two weeks ago. it was held in kabul with the presence of representatives of 12 countries. a meeting that sought to solve the challenge and the future of afghanistan in the region . after nearly half the magnitude. aggression , interference, chaos and instability are good to finally give a chance to a native solution for issues. the wall of distrust between the united nations and the taliban government it still stands. the talib

is not high-ranking, administrative and commercial, but for living, about 70-80% of the big cities in europe. with americauses of the villas , i mean, i want to say that they understand and their policies , yes, the neighborhood is central, and all this, i mean, i want to say that they support the politics, but what are we doing in tehran, the same article 5 commission is already in place , it is a disaster for the city, that is, a detailed plan. he said something , they are increasing the floors, increasing the density midan means that life and living conditions are becoming more difficult every day. another point about position. let's see the report together. let's see what the candidates for this parliament election have about the horizontal or vertical development of cities, building villas and apartments . let's see which of the ideas they agree with. let's go back and follow our debate. this is the first parliamentary election period that radio and television are working. election advertisements have come, 200 local networks have been established so that the candidates can hear their words more chea

you know, america's been telling europe to step up for a long time. it is appearing to step up. parts of, but i do not think that's because of the threats from america. i think it's because of the threats they feel from russia. there is a real sense that, you know, without the guarantee of the article 5, which is an attack on one is an attack on all, that you could call nato's bluff. that nato's resolve is being tested by what president putin... so he may not need to attack a country. he mayjust want to prove that this view that an attack on one is an attack on all is actually empty rhetoric. that could be enough for him, couldn't it? well, it could, couldn't it? i mean, say donald trump does become president of the us and is much less committed to article 5 and to nato and to europe and so on. europe isn't going to be in any state to stand up to putin's russia, is it? there is a problem for europe if america does not give it security guarantees. and you can see that in the nuclear umbrella that america provides, it has nuclear weapons stationed across europe in case of a threat from rus

field of natural sciences, they sometimes call it the science of science, and these youth. will flow from europe to the united states of americat britain, then we remember where we have already seen this, and we saw it in the us national security strategy of december 2022, where it is written in black and white: the main task of the united states of america is to maintain a technological advantage over everything the rest of the world, due to which, due to the maximum flow into the territory united... africa, but we, probably, when considering this issue, will also operate primarily on economic components, what is africa, now, no matter how our chinese friends criticize us later, for western... capital africa is that china of the seventies, just now, what is the period of the seventies after the second world war, the flow of capital went somewhere, to japan, and we saw this japanese miracle, then south korea, also a korean miracle, and then germany, west germany and the german miracle, but all this seems to have an element of some limitation, limitation. the most important thing will be ensured, yes, as according to karl marx,

washington, it comes off the claims that some of its stuff were involved in the october hom assets pack. however, the 800 civil servants from america in europe have not publish a letter of protest. they say western support of israel amounts to a grave violation of international law. and the unfolding tremendous herring cross isn't geysers. the focus of the latest episode of going on the ground of the guest is a former dean of hobbits. kennedy school of government. he says that america's support for israel is damaging washington's so called soft power. you can watch the entire episode, adoptee dot com for now you can win a battle as lose a war. and now there's in the terms of tactical successes of these early so demonstrating that they have a good deal of capability. but in terms of a soft r and the ability to attract others, i think the disproportionate number of casualties and gaza has indeed damaged their soft power and washington's soft to power. in recent years. let alone garza well and if it did again, i, i think the american sauce power has been damaged by the disproportionate, the killing civilians and the cause of war. uh, vitamin is

of the sexual revolution , which has been heard more often in the virtual space and media of america and europe for several years. in 1960, only 9% of american children lived in single-parent households but in 1980, this rate reached 19%, and in 2013, 34, i.e. 1/3, children lived with only one parent. statistics show that more than half of british children are born into fatherless homes. births out of wedlock, which has increased the phenomenon of fatherless homes in america. 85% of children with behavioral disorders, 90% are homeless children and runaways from fatherless homes. 63% of young people who commit suicide are from fatherless homes. among the aggressors who motivated anger. of millions of individuals making certain life choices that have led to these outcomes, and those outcomes are because of more freedom. i wonder if we are reaching a point in our society where we are going to have to make the choice between freedom or a first world civilization, we are not going to be able to choose both to have both. a choice that , according to these analysts, will experience the consequences of

now call the monroe doctrine, which called for main principles, separate spheres of influence for the americas in europe non colonization of latin america by powers and nonintervention in internal european affairs by the united states. well, they've evolved over years. those principles remain at the heart of u.s. foreign policy today. and like our founding documents here at the national archives, we have preserved and protected monroe's original address to congress as one of the historical, meaningful records that only serve to guide us today but help establish our national identity. if you get a chance, i hope you'll, visit the rotunda and visit the original. be able to see the original. monroe doctrine. it'll be on display until december 13th. i want to thank our partners, the james monroe or mgm, the james monroe highland, the university of mary washington for bringing together this esteemed panel of scholars to delve into the history and importance of the monroe doctrine for us tonight. i also want to thank the national archives staff and the national archives foundation for, their support this even

about you create engaging with the wider world and not just focusing on that kind of unusual candidates in europe and america. okay, so in the invitation of types, the w corresponded economy reporting from keats in belarus. poles have closed and tightly controlled, parliamentary and local elections. long time lita alexander lucas yang code placed his vote at a public station in the capital means where he confirmed his intention to run against the president next year. that could extend his grip on the country to 36 years. thousands of opposition parties with denied registration for the single day ballad opponents and exiled. the judge bowed his to blank on it, full potties that support the constraint. those policies were granted official registration. i spoke to front of the ciocca, the chief political advisor of exxon's opposition lead us with line at 6 know kaya, he is what he thinks the vocal break, nothing, nothing. you look into a couple of try to use these selections to legitimize himself, to show that the page has store and that everything is normalized that people are going to vote. but we see somethi

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will come in which we will need to get along, this war will not end with the disappearance of europe and americaof russia, for them, no matter how much they want, there will be some kind of peace after the victory, in which we will still negotiate with them, and these are the people with whom we will negotiate, so when we talk about that negotiations are needed, a question with who, if these are negotiations with those people who understand the need for a multipolar world, the need to respect sovereignty, civilizational and country-specific russia , it is necessary and possible and necessary to talk with them, with those people who do not consider us people. i have already heard statements of this kind, konstantin, that they are starting something like this again, they are going to establish some new international structures, we need to get through the conflict around ukraine, we need to find a way to freeze this conflict again, somehow negotiate to the west, to to whom russia, according to... which, under the conditions of sanctions for the second year of the svo, we managed to carry out the co

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regarding this meeting , representatives of europe and america are trying more than other countries to hold it. the main concern is that european countries, especially america , will follow the plan through the united nations, which is a source of concern for the taliban and even for part of the opposition is also for part of the countries neighbor, there is definitely a concern, especially for the important powers of the region, including russia, and this issue has lowered the atmosphere of trust a little while the un meeting on afghanistan is supposed to start. it should be noted that about two weeks ago, the meeting of the regional contact group, which was formed at the suggestion of iran , was held in kabul with the presence of representatives of 12 countries . after almost half a century of aggressions, interventions, chaos and instability, it is good to finally give a chance to a native solution for issues . a wall of distrust between the un and the government. the taliban are still strong. the taliban have repeatedly accused the united nations, including the security council, of