he announced that he has completed all the amendments required by the executive council of the green card treaty, which is a type of international third-party insurance, and hopes that iran's membership in this treaty will be re-established in the first meeting of this council, which will be held in june this year. iran's membership from the beginning of 2024 it was suspended in december of last year. 1402 in road transit with about 14 million and 750 thousand tons of goods. a new quorum was established in the country's history . along with the various sectors that were effective in this success, the insurance industry also had its role of consolation. green card is an international certificate in the field of third-party insurance that drivers who intend to travel temporarily are required to have this insurance. but iran's membership in the green card treaty has been suspended for several months. the general assembly of the council suspends iran's membership from the beginning of 2024 until further notice the problem raised by the executive council of the international green card agr

our interlocutor, member of the state duma of the russian federation in 2007-16, member of the executive council of the congress of people's deputies , ilya ponomerov. congratulations good evening. well , let's try to understand with you the reaction of the russian elite to the decision of the united states congress to provide aid to ukraine. how are you at all? you perceive this reaction, here the question is not that it just happened, the main thing here is that it happened because of trump, that it was trump who provided guarantees to the speaker of the congress johnson that he can support this bill and bring it to a vote, and that's what i 'm relying on, i think ... the real concern of the russian elite, because now everyone there is discussing whether trump will support putin and russia or not ? well, this is a good question, and is there an answer to it? no, well i don't think anyone has an answer for that, not even trump himself. it's 50/50 here, whether it will happen or not, i think. i'm in washington right now and i just talked to trump's staff and they say that they are sure that trum

parliament, executive council of ministers. tarting with city and district ones, were entrusted with local administration and self-government. a clear vertical of power, which was then formed thanks to the constitutional reform, made it possible to preserve belarusian statehood. this will later be noticed by historians and experts. the task from the president was absolutely clear: to protect the interests of honestly working people, and not speculators and privatizers. and put national interests above what the west is blindly trying to point out. it was necessary to look at all sectors of the national economy from a fresh angle; their effective work would strengthen the social sphere. how and with what to treat and what is missing in medicine to prevent the development of serious illnesses, why add to pensions and social benefits, whether reforms are needed in the soviet school, we were not talking about big reforms. we didn’t yet know that in the middle grades , a’s would be replaced by tens, and later exams would be tests that

our representative in the un security council, we stand. this issue to special meetings of the executive council of magath, to special meetings, and there we will insist on the need to receive direct, without any prevarication, assessments of the actions of the ukrainian regime, i think that this time it will not be possible to escape responsibility; as for international assessments, according to preliminary information, the next session will be held. meaning as well as concern for the health and safety of their own people and the peoples of other countries, even the possibility of a nuclear disaster does not stop them. i wonder how western states feel when they see that their proxy forces dare to make provocations that could have the most serious consequences consequences for them and for the whole world. we call on the international community to condemn these irresponsible and extremely dangerous actions of the kiev regime. his western sponsors, instead of satisfying requests, supply even more weapons and ammunition. must take responsibility for nuclear safety on a global scale. for the unprin

we will bring this issue to special meetings of the mgt executive council, to special meetings of the and there we will insist on the need to obtain direct, without any prevarication, assessments of the actions of the ukrainian regime. we agreed to the presence of magate experts, a permanent presence at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant, we were, among other things, guided by the need for them to give an objective assessment of what is happening there, how the plant is managed, how nuclear and physical safety is ensured there, but of course, we proceeded from , that this kind of attack against the largest nuclear power plant in... russia, and therefore reflects certain foreign policy priorities, and how else, let me remind you that last year shizen ping’s first visit after his re-election was moscow. nikita korzun, vladislav dubovitsky, marina gusarova, ntv beijing, people's republic of china. and now to the news from the special military operation zone. in the kharkov direction, the crew of the k-52 helicopter destroyed a sabotage group. the pilots used unguided munitions and, after

, but they refused to name a specific culprit, here is sergei lavrov here... meetings of the executive council of magath, at special meetings of the security council, and there we will insist on the need to receive direct, without any prevarication, assessments of the actions of the ukrainian regime, i think that this time it will not be possible to evade responsibility, new security structures in evraz. sergei lavrov also said that russia and china will continue cooperation in the fight against terrorism. this statement was made during bilateral negotiations when the tragedy in the crocus city holly near moscow was discussed here in beijing. wang yi expressed condolences over the terrorist attack in which, let me remind you that the ukrainian trace is clearly visible. and sergei lavrov, in turn, also told his chinese yazov that he had studied shelling of ukrainian cities that were attacked, including during the russian presidential elections. well, the head of the foreign policy department is precelestial. for his part, he also congratulated vladimir putin on his re-election as head of state.

council from their location. this process is called candidate nomination. it officially started in belarus and will last until march 31. then the regional executivemittee and regional councils will decide on delegates and send their lists to the central election commission. now about the second group of delegates, of which there are 400, they must represent civil society. five organizations have the right to choose them. republican public association belaya rus is not to be confused with the party of the same name. belarusian public association of veterans, belarusian women's union, belarusian republican youth union and federation of trade unions of belarus. this list was approved by our ministry of justice. the listed organizations are provided with 400 seats in the national assembly, 80 for each. candidate delegates will be selected by the highest body. of these organizations, for veterans it is a republican conference, for the bsg it is simply a conference, for the rest there are congresses, at which delegates to the supreme council will be elected from april 1 to april 10 and send the lists to the central election commission, where they will

panomaryov, deputy of the state duma. of the russian federation in 2007-2016 , a member of the executive councilngress of people's deputies was in touch with us, and we talked about how the russian opposition should act, if it wants to do more than interviews for time magazine and stories, how should the ukrainian leadership behave in one case or another, and if it really wants to represent that part of russian society that understands that russia's war with ukraine is not putin's war against ukraine, how about that says yulia navalna, war. in which the russian leader enjoys the almost careless support of the majority of his compatriots suffering from the chauvinistic virus , for the sympathy of whom, as we see, for reasons still unclear to me, ms. navalna and those who support her in the so -called anti-corruption fund are fighting. well , now we will talk with the historian, professor of harvard university serhiy plohiy, who is in touch with us. greetings mr. serhiy. good evening, mr. vitaly. i... want to start with your new book atom and ash, which is now being translated by our format publis

and just received a message that today is the executive council. and hi, dear, hi, brother didn’t cut you’ll take it, liz, well, i don’t know, well, maybe with a guy partner with a wolf, but at first, don’t let him go, well, that’s my concern, whether you take it or not, why i never i can refuse you anything, but well, probably, because you have an instinct of self-preservation, great, you already know what you’re talking about, and your deputy. well, yes, of course, i know, listen, i need to prepare a certificate for the first one by four, send it to someone, so far there is nothing, one shot in my own car, the place is deserted, there are no witnesses, the weapon is in place, only the mobile phone is gone, i’m sitting, thinking, i should clean the table, the table before the investigative committee shows up, but somehow everything is not in my hands. .. i understand, it looks like i’m the last one who saw her alive, well, except for the killer, of course, you know, there weren’t all kinds of rumors, there were rumors about money, about topics, the css received signals, they called h

was happening at the nuclear facility, but so far in response to a provocation... of the igt executive councilhere we will insist on the need to receive direct, without any prevarication, assessments of the actions of the ukrainian regime. i think that this time we won’t be able to escape responsibility. there was an episode when... magata employees were allowed to climb onto the roof of the sixth nuclear reactor to verify the consequences of a drone strike, at that moment another drone was approaching them, and which was successfully neutralized by russian military personnel, but i don’t know, it can’t be like that so that ukrainians don’t see that on the roof of the reactor there are people in blue uon... uniforms, uniforms with the inscription un, that is, un. today the same thing happened near the training center. the head of magathe, rafael grossi, yesterday avoided answering a direct question: could ukraine be behind the attacks on europe’s largest nuclear power plant, saying that he did not want to, quote, get involved in a politicized discussion. finally, there is a threat to global nu

one of the necessities of the islamic republic, the supreme council of the provinces, i consider it necessary to immediately prepare the executive bylaws of the councils for the administration of local affairs of cities and villages throughout iran , and after approval notify the government so that the government can immediately implement it in the months it was the end of the first period of islamic city and village councils, which was formed in accordance with article 101 of the constitution and in order to prevent discrimination and attract cooperation in the preparation of development and welfare programs of the province and to supervise their coordinated implementation, the supreme council of provinces was formed. the members of this council consist of council representatives of each province, who are chosen from city and village representatives. the supreme council, in a sense , is the highest manifestation of this process of electing councils from the village to the district, city, and provincial level. here, this is the most important manifestation of the development of democracy in the islamic republic. chapter seven of

as ladies and gentlemen, mister arafat champion of the executive council of the palestine liberation organization is excellent. c, it's a ravine prime minister of israel. the president of the united states, the, you probably thought you didn't was the one who not be a cool but then with that and with the head that i'm going to get i let the i know i just one assume rod feel i be the only one way of getting out of hand at the, the, my mean i just listed merrily had an injunction. all the hang up in. uh yeah, i mean i'm gonna keep the common 11, couple common might not o'clock by the end of the day. but the, that the, the guy, the doors are opening for yasser arafat at the us state department, champagne and laughter. swapping all the grass with the israelis and hon shakes with secretary of state christopher, then just to have an agreement with as well, to bring them closer to washington. and we understood that if you make an agreement, it's can be glad of it. and it would open up relations to the i was, i have been with a since was easy to john. well, the strategic deal. we were accept

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as ladies and gentlemen, mister arafat champion of the executive council of the palestine liberation organization is excellent. c, it's a ravine prime minister of israel. the president of the united states, the belief that you didn't was the one who know the zip code, but then when i asked and what the heck i'm going to get i let the i know i just want to assume rod feel i be the only one way of getting out of hand at the, i mean i usually stick mentally have an engine at all we can up and yeah, i mean, i think the common 11 coupling to common might not have plus by the end of it. but the, that the, the guy, the doors are opening for yasser arafat at the us state department, champagne and laughter. swapping all the grass with the israelis and hon shakes with secretary of state christopher. then the students have an agreement with this . well, we'll bring them go to washington, and we understood that if you make an agreement, this can be granted. and it would open up relations to the i wouldn't have been released. this was easy to john with a strategic deal. we were accepted by the wo

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williams, professor of american history at the university of virginia and a member of the executive council of uva's john allen the third center for civil war history. she is an accomplished author has written several books on civil war history and was the recipe at the 2020. gilder lehrman lincoln prize and named one of the wall street journal's best books of 2019 for her book, armies of deliverance. she will be in conversation tonight with dr. gordon jones. gordon jones is a senior military historian here at atlanta history center. among his many includes serving as the chief for cyclorama big picture here at atlanta history center. well, as turning point, our exhibition about the civil war. now, further ado, please join me in welcoming elizabeth varon and gordon jones discussing the book. longstreet the confederate general defied the south. good evening, everybody thanks for being here. thanks to you, claire. thanks to team who's putting thing together. thank you, liz. it's a delight to be here. i'm so grateful you all came out. and actually, the first thing i want to point out. okay. is

it is islamic, i know it is necessary to immediately prepare the executive regulations of the councils for the administration of local affairs of cities and villages throughout iran and after that notify the government so that the government can immediately implement it. there are people who believe in the revolution, are committed to islam, and came to serve. the issue is so important that even one of the 14 chapters of the constitution is dedicated to councils . the occurrence of an imposed war does not provide the possibility of realizing the islamic councils in the way that is foreseen in the constitution. the next order is until the parliament fifth, the report of the commission of councils and internal affairs of the country on the bill on the organization of positions and elections of national islamic councils and elections of mayors to fulfill the seventh principle of the constitution. select villages and cities. fortunately, among the people , the position of these councils is clear to a large extent , because of the people's satisfaction with this election, local and regional

control, there long before the arrival of the red army restored soviet power , village councils, district executive it was restored in the areas of the october, surosh, chechersk , klichev, lyubon partisan zones, where out of twelve village councils, nine were under the control of the partisans, where before the military authorities could not be restored, their functions took over the command of partisan formations, in populated areas where conditions allowed, enterprises, mills, bakeries, various workshops began to operate schools, special assistance to peasants, for during the sowing harvest, horse carts were allocated, guards were posted near... by the will of the republic in the forty-second year, it received its first loaf collected on the land conquered from the fascists, thousands of kilometers of liberated territory, thousands of civilian lives saved by the partisans, the fascists hatched plans to strangle the partisan movement, the forty -third year was supposed to be a turning point. for us textile workers, a year of quality comes first. quality fabric. i have been working at our company

the president of the advisory council of the executive for a question. and then i'm going to call on you, jennifer for question. so, i these quens note sermons no, sir venezia. you to make a brief statement sit what you think that's cool, and eight -- 10 minutes, ron thank you for being here thank you for being a friend. an ally and mentor to so many of us. rana daniels a. [applause] [inaudible] [laughter] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> do we have a mic do we have an extra mic? was just handed this michael down, thank you. i went to not have a question but a comment really it is so important that we know our history. and the way in which this is laid out a discussion post reconstruction were at a moment in terms of doing her civic engagement. doctor ramona when you culture them about to write that about that again. we need to know the history. she is brilliant because she knows what happens with the reconstruction amendments. we all need to know that. i do not have a question i have the challenges go to work and also agree it can't just be we have to connect

council. well, of course, we are very glad that this comfortable and decent car is our domestic production, we are even proud of it. in addition, according to the chairman of the mogilev regional executiveommittee anatoly isashchenko, each village council will be allocated 6,500 rubles. for external improvement projects. ukrainians are asking russia to return children seized to the eu, this was officially stated by the representative of mitrossia. maria zakharova cited data according to which the eu had 225 children were seized. thus, according to her, the most depressing situation is in germany. there, 71 children were seized from ukrainian parents. the situation is no better in other countries: poland - 33 children, italy - 25, czech republic - 24, sweden - 17. the diplomat noticed that the applicants admit that they are ukrainian. embassies, called upon to guard the interests of their own citizens, refuse to help them. they refer to certain political circumstances, that’s right. so to speak, all kinds of terrorist, extremist,

in closing thank you to bank of america, the advisors at the board of directors and the executive advisory council and all of the amazing speakers that we have had through the day. and i also want to salute the best staff in the world at the bush center, the brigade team. [applause] everybody who worked so hard, a special sound out -- shout out to maryland -- marilyn and caitlin. we will see you next year april 24. ♪ >> thursday the u.s. supreme court hears the oral argument in the case of whether former president donald trump has presidential immediately -- immunity and prosecution. our live coverage begins thursday at 10:00 a.m. eastern on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. ♪ >> do you solemnly swear that in the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help me god? >> saturday watch american history tv's congress investigs we explore major investigations by the u.s. house and senate. each week authors and historians tell the stories and we will see historic footage from the period s and examine the impacts of key congressional heari

in closing thank you to bank of america, the advisors at the board of directors and the executive advisory councilnd all of the amazing speakers that we have had through the day. and i also want to salute the best staff in the world at the bush center, the brigade team. [applause] everybody who worked so hard, a special sound out -- shout out to maryland -- marilyn and caitlin. we will see you next >> next, a discussion on housing supply challenges wh the acting secretary of housing and ba development. then we go to capitolill for remarks u. senators on the foreign aid package passed by the house saturda then, we will show the senate floor. late psident biden speaking withots about reproductive rights during a campaign stop in tampa, florida, coming up tonight on c-span. >> c-span's washington journal. our form involving you to discuss the latest issues in government, politics, and public policy from washington, d.c. and across the country. wednesday morning, we discussed a groups effort to expand school choice in the u.s. and a recent survey of teenagers about education in the u.s.. then, expandi

in closing thank you to bank of america, the advisors at the board of directors and the executive advisory council all of the amazing speakers that we have had through the day. and i also want to

revolution council in the name of allah, the most merciful, in order to establish the people's government in iran and the sovereignty of the people. i think it is necessary to prepare the executive regulations of the councils for managing the local affairs of the city and the village in take action all over iran and notify the government after the approval so that the government can immediately implement it. it is necessary to give a warning to the councils to check that these are people who believe in the revolution and have come to serve . the issue is so important that even one of the 14 chapters of the constitution is dedicated to councils, but the occurrence of an imposed war does not allow the realization of islamic councils in the way that is foreseen in the constitution. the next order until the fifth parliament reports the councils and internal affairs commission on the bill. the organization of jobs and council elections national islamic and mayoral elections are carried out to fulfill the seventh principle of the constitution. in our law, we stated that the number of city and village council members is cities with a population of more than 1 million people. from 50,00

dean of faculty of humanities and member of shahid university policy council executive mr. tabed. before this, the late ayatollah emami kashani was in charge of the high school and shahid motahari mosque. the first student entrepreneurship event was held under the cover of the imam khomeini relief committee, with the presence of the first vice president. mr. mokhbar called the elite, entrepreneurial and creative forces the main capital of the country and said: the government is ready to support one million and 300 thousand entrepreneurs in the relief committee. how much did you start with? me with 100 thousand tomans. i started with 50 thousand tomans. hundreds of student producers who earned millions. fish 7 i work a million. approximately 10 per month. 10 million per month. they get their income from the advance camps of the imam khomeini relief committee and then give loans for those classes. i put, for example , the sewing class that i participated in, and i hope they will support me again so that i can open my own workshop and production to earn income for the women of our vi

necessities of the islamic republic, i consider it necessary to immediately prepare the executive regulations of the councils for the management of local affairs. cities and villages across iran. and after the approval, notify the government so that the government can immediately implement it. it is necessary to give a warning to the councils to check that these are people who believe in the revolution and are committed to islam. the issue is so important that even one from the 14 chapters of the constitution, it is allocated to councils. but the occurrence of an imposed war does not provide the possibility of realizing the islamic councils in the way that is foreseen in the constitution. the elections of the country's islamic councils and the elections of mayors are underway to fulfill the seventh principle of the constitution. cities of more than 1 million people with a population of 11 people. cities from 200,000 to 1 million people with a population of 9. cities with more than 50,000 people to 200,000 people with a population of 7 people. other cities 5 people. settlements from 200 households to 1000 hou

of the parliament who says that councils are still not very important in the political and social structure of the country. it is clear whether it is really the executiveies that you are closely related to or even the councils that are your subordinates. your appointment will be defined , will they read your words without compliments or not? no, we do not have any problems in communicating with each other in the councils, that is , we help the provincial councils in this field, they tell us their problems and we look after their work. we warn them, we train them, the city council is the same, that is , there is no particular problem between the council community and the connections that exist, but there are inter-departmental issues that have not yet been defined, for example, a good position, let me give an example, suppose we are in the city council 34 duties and names have been determined, we can choose the mayor we can impeach the mayor. we approve the city budget, we approve the definitions of local taxes, we comment on and approve detailed plans and community plans, we do a lot of monitoring work. now, for example , as a member of the article 5 c

it started with an executive order with the council but convening us.earned a lot on this panel we learned a lot i had to disappoint marty we couldn't quite help them stop a proxy battle. we are not investor neutral or competition neutral and we are going to continue to lean in and events like this remind me of that. >> on behalf of the department of justice and federal trade commission i want to thank this extraordinary group and the nation's leaders hearing directly from the sources and hearing directly from them as to why competition policy is so important to the work we do. thank you again on behalf of both of our agencies. [applause]

i know that it is necessary to immediately prepare the executive bylaws of the councils for the administration of local affairs of cities and villages throughout iran and after approval, notify the government so that the government can immediately implement the necessary notice to the councils. it should be checked that these are people who believe in the revolution , they are islam and they came to serve. the issue is so important that even one of the 14 chapters of the constitution is dedicated to councils, but the occurrence of an imposed war made it possible to realize islamic councils. it does not provide as provided in the constitution the next order is until the fifth assembly reports the commission of councils and internal affairs of the country on the bill on the organization of positions and elections of national islamic councils and elections of mayors to fulfill the seventh principle of the constitution. 11 people from one million people , cities from 200 thousand people to 1 million people , 9 people cities, more than 50 thousand people to 200 thousand people, 7 people, other citi

the council of atamans of the all-great don army is discussing the issue of rehabilitating general krasny for his cooperation. with the nazis, he was executedended council of the otamans could not make any other decision. he unanimously approved the working group’s decision to deny socio-political rehabilitation to otaman krasnov. there cannot be any other attitude towards the sss general today, historians are sure. he is a criminal and was officially declared a criminal, extradited to the soviet union and was hanged in 1947. throughout the great patriotic war, one might say, he worked tirelessly against the soviet union, therefore he is and is officially and in fact and morally a nazi criminal. the image of a man who fought on hitler’s side is embodied in the sculpture of the village of elanandskaya. those who saw the monument think so; it is located on private territory. the owners assure that this is a collective image of the ottam and the entire miziya complex is dedicated to the cossacks as a whole and represent them. the authorities and law enforcement agencies tried repeatedly, but the court did not find any legal grounds. meanwhile,

necessities of the islamic republic, i consider it necessary to immediately prepare the executive regulations of the councils for local affairs of cities and villages throughout iran, and after approval , notify the government. in order for the government to immediately implement it, it is necessary to give a warning to the councils to check that these are the people who believe in the revolution and convert to islam. the issue is so important that even one of the 14 chapters of the constitution is assigned to the councils , but the occurrence of an imposed war does not provide the possibility of realizing the islamic councils in the way that is foreseen in the constitution. the interior of the country is working on the bill on the organization of positions and the elections of national islamic councils and the elections of mayors to fulfill the seventh principle of the constitution. in our law, we stated that the number of members of the councils of cities and villages are cities with a population of more than 1 million people , cities with a population of 200,000 to 1 million people. population 9 people, c

development of youth in the public service, and today with us in the hall are guys from youth councils, federal executiveuthorities, municipal employees of the nizhny novgorod region, we understand that the main task of the center is to help the young man to self-determine, make a choice, give him career guidance, send him on an internship, and help those who are already interested in the civil service, are in the pipeline and... are pursuing their path of service, to help reveal their talents. i myself was in public service, i understand how important it is to have such development institutions, like the competition for leaders of russia, in which i participated, and work in public organizations, all this is an important way to express oneself. the gosstart center is not only additional education, it is also team interaction, it is a search new connections and teams that will help implement a global one in the future. projects, state start is the strength of the community, we expect that 12 thousand young people will undergo an educational program in a distance format and full-time at our center during

. >> the executive director of the council on american islamic relations is on robbie lou is speaking out against the bill. frankly, i'm appalled that our legislators are using the pretense of transportation and public safety. >> to quell. first amendment protected activity, the loose as if this bill gets passed into law. it won't stop protesters. the only way to deter protesters. urgent implement a permanent cease-fire. >> the airy assembly members tilting and lori wilson both voted no ting didn't explain why. wilson in the meeting said she thinks the current policy is enough. assemblywoman sanchez says she's hopeful her bill will make its way to the governor's desk. it next goes to the appropriations committee, though. i'm sara stinson reporting in the studio. back to you. >> sarah, thank you. classes will resume as normal tomorrow at san jose city college after police say they didn't find anything suspicious on campus video of the scene earlier shows police blocking moore park avenue at bascom san jose police first reported the possible bomb threat shortly after 5 o'clock tonight,

the constitution, because it is written there, the mayor of a rural village heads the executive body of the councilt by himself, but the council, here thank god, and presides over the meeting of the council, that is, which he is not a member of, yes, that is, authoritarianism is embedded in why it is good that this authoritarianism now actually balances the central authoritarianism, which is even better, that if we make a feedback system in the form of formalized control of the so-called prefectural type, as they say, then in this case at least there is a feedback system. in the local self-government, control over legality, it will be established. now it's chaos, it's a mask show, that is, the mayor has paid off, he is being held normally by law enforcement agencies. and small communities have nightmares every time, because , well, there is no such thing, there, you can’t fill up a police car there, and therefore realistically, if a new law on local state administrations is adopted, some... formalized system of control, then these mashkis there will simply be no show and raid by law enforcement age

well, i caught up with the president and the chief executive of the american council on renewable energynd out. ray long, good to have you with us. and ray, let me start with this, because janet yellen raised concerns about china flooding the market with subsidised solar panels. so i've got to ask you, do you agree with that? what do you say to that? aaron, thanks for that important question. the bottom line here in the united states is you're seeing major shift in supply chain right now. you're seeing manufacturing ramp up in the united states, at the same time that we need to continue to import panels in order to meet the demand that we have here in the united states for the projects that we have to be built across all 50 states. so there's a balance to be struck here between imports and ramping up manufacturing. is it too little too late, ray? if you look at what has been proposed now in the united states, we have over 2,000 gigawatts of projects that are just waiting for approval across all 50 states right now. most people don't know what a gigawatt is. it's an incredible amount of p

council of atamans of the great don army. discusses the issue of the rehabilitation of general krasnov for collaborating with the nazis, he was executedextended council of the otamans could not make any other decision. he unanimously approved the working group’s decision to deny socio-political rehabilitation to otaman krasnov. there cannot be any other attitude towards the sss general today, historians are sure. he is a criminal and has been officially declared a criminal. extradited to the soviet union and was hanged in 1947, throughout the great patriotic war he, one might say, worked tirelessly against the soviet union, therefore he is a nazi and is officially and in fact and morally a nazi criminal. the image of a man who fought on the side of hitler is embodied in the sculpture of the village of elanandskaya, as those who have seen the monument believe, it is located on private territory, the owners assure that this is a collective image of ataman. the authorities and law enforcement agencies have repeatedly tried to remove the monument as a monument or an example for us, but the court did not find any legal grounds, meanwhile t

president, in the group of managers of executive bodies in the administrative council of this province, also called jihadi management as a strategy to serve the people . the manager must be fully responsible by accepting responsibility and having spirit. responsibility. in the gathering of the people of shahrood, the president emphasized on the work and efforts and the prosperity of production and asked the people to accompany the government in this direction. in shahrood stadium, he described healthy and lawful administrative relations as the duty of the executive bodies. from any unhealthy relationship, corruption, and any bribery. and any corruption should be avoided. the ceremony of opening and handing over 2058 residential units and 1458 plots of land of jamiat youth project was held in shahrood with the presence of the president. support youth and families so that they can own a house. the works he gave and the promises he made. act and hand over the land and free of course. it's a good feeling, another person is the problem of the earth. four special issues in the water sector,

president , together with the managers of executive bodies in the administrative council of this province , jihadi management is a strategy to serve the people. he stated that the manager should be fully responsible by accepting responsibility and having a spirit of responsibility in the second part of the first day of the president's visit to semnan province , mr. raisi. he asked the people to work together with the government in this direction. in shahrood stadium, he described healthy and lawful administrative relations as the duty of the executive bodies . from any unhealthy relationship, corruption and any bribery, and any jamiat jamiat was held in shahrood with the presence of the president . let's support the youth and families so that the owner of the house can hear that he fulfilled his promises. giving away land for free is of course a good feeling , and the problem of land and housing will be solved. hojjat al-islam wal-muslimin dr. seyyed ebrahim examined four special issues in the water sector, highways, cement production and exploitation of mines in a special meeting and iss

not only a delegate of the supreme council, but also a person of the year 2023, a laureate of the brest regional executived. president of belarus, and also a mother of two sons and a grandmother. already 30 years irina gorbatsevich works as a computer science teacher. today i started my lesson with a five-minute informational session. as a teacher, she is especially concerned about education issues. patriotic education of youth is a priority. if every teacher thinks about what we can do bit by bit, part by part, then, of course, we will get a result that we don’t even expect ourselves, because the main value. now there is a lot of work ahead to implement the decisions of the tasks adopted at the all-belarusian people's assembly, the main goal of which is - successful development of the country. yuri kornilovich, marina romanovskaya and the television news agency at these minutes in the capital, in the midst of the most striking event of the year in the extra league, the closing ceremony of the hockey oscar is being held for the fourth time. 25 awards will find their owners, of course, the closing ceremony

call us that we are the ultimate truth, they did not contact either the district executive committee or the village councillp him decide, but if they don’t decide, this is where a journalist should get involved and do everything to set up this system to work correctly and no one here... should stop a journalist or set some kind of restrictions, because this is the essence of the profession. yes. igor vladimirovich, is your journalist in the bresse region also a person who solves all problems? well, to the extent possible, there are problems that cannot be solved, and which in principle are not problems. we know, i don’t know how it is in minsk, but in a district or region, if there is at least one crazy person in the city, he will definitely find his way. believe that the newspaper will solve their problem, but there are a number of areas from which they will not receive questions like these are only because there is a strong, strong editorial team that will resolve the issue at its own level. how are things going with your staff? well, this is a sore problem for everyone, i can say how, uh, now the zarya

presidential elections in moldova this year, as evgenia gutsul noted, appointed executive secretary of the political council values ​​that the european community offers today are alien to moldova. the policy of the authorities in brussels is aimed at maximally erasing the differences between citizens of the participating countries. for officials in brussels and strasbourg. you are not french, not austrian, not pole, not german, but you are, first of all, a european. centralized europe is fighting against sex. differences, in the vast majority of eu countries gay marriage is legalized, in those countries where gay marriage is not officially recognized, the european authorities are twisting their arms through the courts. accession to the european union, according to the opposition, also threatens moldova with the loss of food sovereignty, the reason is the eu’s imposition of its goods, the lack of healthy competition and the provision of a niche with goods from ukraine due to a policy that. to offer moldova only problems with energy resources depending on the united states , europe, in turn, today can the sta

presidential elections in moldova this year, as noted by evgenia gutsul, appointed executive secretary of the political councile european community offers today are alien to moldova. the policy of the authorities in brussels is aimed at maximally erasing the differences between citizens of the participating countries. for officials in brussels and strasbourg, you are neither french nor austrian. centralized europe is fighting against gender differences. the vast majority of eu countries have legalized gay marriage. for those countries where gay marriage is not officially recognized, the european authorities are twisting their arms through courts. according to the opposition, joining the european union threatens moldova with the loss of food supplies. already today , the majority of dairy products sold in our country are of ukrainian origin, if we talk about meat about meat products, then our enterprises can only provide the country with meat products, only half, everything else, unfortunately, is imported from us, in ancient times everything was different . europe, in turn, today can offer moldova only problem

council. ♪ >> good morning and welcome, everyone. i am the executive here at the atlantic council.n behalf of the atlantic council as well as our forward defense program within our center for strategy and security, i am really delighted to welcome all of you to what the latest event under our future of dhs project titled "building resilience in u.s. communities." to our esteemed speakers, thank you so much for joining us today. the future of dhs project convenes leaders and provides recommendations to assist u.s. national security officials as they transform the department of homeland security to protect the u.s. homeland from threats such as natural disasters, pandemics, terrorism, and other future threats. and today's event is the final installment of that future of dhs project series and over the course of the project, we have had the honor of hosting a series of really important convenience, all which you can find online. some of these include a hosting three former secretaries of dhs for a conversation exploring how the agency should realign his priorities to meet today's pres

on average, 40 oakland residents a day would stop by city council's office and even more throughout oakland city hall? susan sanchez, executivencil, gave us the answer we were not anticipating. she blames it in part on the long terme anxiety left behind by covid that made people not want to be in close, in a close environment, workers, city workers and pandemic is gone. done >> and i think that, it there's so many sicknesses beyond covid, like the respiratory problem and so forth that everybody is nervous. >> the mayor's office remains locked. so does the city clerk's office. they still are meeting with their constituents. >> they're still having community meetings. it's just they're not always in the office . >> in oakland, any city employee that wants to work from home part of the time must apply for a hybrid telecommuting agreement. oakland currently has about 1200 employees signed up. that's 25% of their entire workforce working from home twice a week. last week, council member noel gayo told us it's hard to run a city like oakland when the business as usual model no longer exists. >> i'd like to see everyone return back