shams, for example, jahangir qashqai under the influence of homai arbab , is under the influence of fara. that jahangir qashqai, the same family of students, has strong foundations in this country. we think that this can be revived and strengthened, and we hope that this plan will be of some acceptable help in strengthening this matter, god willing. national elites , what program is on the agenda of the cartoon for the viewers? yes, of course, the foundation is almost known for the top talents of the country's elites and geniuses. it has a wide variety of plans and programs i supported the students with the best talent to draw the path of the elite, which is also one of the transformative programs of the foundation . there is creation , there is attraction, there is organization, and of course, maybe in a separate program , different officials can explain and explain about each of these. dr. shah rezaei, thank you for your presence in salam reporter, stay with us , let's have a short media break, we'll be back, i'm with you. today, the head of the judiciary will make a trip to hormozgan

the largest desalination plant in faras. a beach in sistan baluchistan is ready for use is a vector this water softener was built in 8 months at a cost of about 2800 billion tomans. the reduction of water resources and the necessity of desalination of sea water in recent years has led to the prosperity of the desalination industry . an industry that has flourished today in our country on the edge of the persian gulf. but now from this industry. it is used to supply drinking and sanitary water in sistan baluchistan province. by building the largest offshore desalination plant in the country. its piping is now ready for the acid to sit on khandasi day. for all areas whose water supply is affected by the water sources received from aqaba, hirmand and chanimeh was that is, the five cities of sistan and also. do zahedan, which is more than one million people , is a population. provide water for these reliably from domestic water sources. in order to reduce dependence on external water, 73 chad rings in the dashtak region, includi

es la llamada ley fara. >> la ley de registros extranjeros prohÍbe que un oficial pÚblico actÚe como y qatar. el asesor de seguridad nacional de donald trump fue despedido tras mentir sobre sus contactos con el gobierno ruso. tampoco habÍa declarado que cobrÓ dinero por aparecer en la tv estatal rusa. de que habÍa cobrado mÁs de medio millÓn de dÓlares del gobierno del presidente pardo van de turquÍa . los pagos fueron por posicionar favorablemente ese paÍs. el ex jefe de campaÑa de donald trump, mana ford fue acusado de ser un agente extranjero. por realizar trabajos en favor del depuesto presidente de ucrania que fue destituido abriendo paso a la llamada revoluciÓn que hoy represente zelensky. >> reconozco la gravedad de este momento, y que este serÁ mi mayor batalla hasta hoy. >> como cuÉllar menÉndez y se declara inocente pero si es encontrado culpable podrÍa encarar dÉcadas en prisiÓn. los que no son funcionarios pueden representar los intereses de los gobiernos siempre y cuando se lo comuniquen al departamento de justicia. el gobierno federal estÁ prestando mÁs atenciÓn a las v

fara bakhsh you see, publishing a book is another category, the value of a book is another thing. these two people are two subjects in the same group , but we can't because we want to support the publishing of books. let's support them and say, well, now every book should be produced. here is another discussion about persian film. professor ajmand also said that in the category of persian film, there are topics such as ethics, lack of characterization, characters, and drama in the highest sense. because it didn't exist, maybe it would have been criticized from the point of view of some people, that is, a movie that had acquired an identity in which there is an identitylessness, not in all the films of the 40s and 50s are good films in that decade that can be supported and he spoke about the indicators that we bring for persian films and in my opinion the indicators that are moving against the cinema itself , see our current blockbuster cinema. this is a cinema that has fallen short of its own artistic rules. a good blockbuster movie is a valuable movie. cinema is definitely an exp

according to the ceo of fara exchange , the implementation of the corporate governance system for the continuation of the activities of economic enterprises, control the conflict of interest between the management and ownership and regulation of relations and interests of xinfan will lead. in the first trading day of the week, the total index of the capital market had a negative return, but the index increased in the middle. at the end of trading, about 40% of symbols were in the positive range. massification group also had the most money. the total index had 23 percent of negative games. 510 units decreased, then two million. the receipt of the index has the same weight but recorded a positive return with a 300% increase of 190 points and reached 751 thousand. the total value of the market transactions is 3800 billion tomans . the result of buying and selling is 145 billion tomans. real people have registered and washed the withdrawal of money from stocks and mutual funds. at the end of the market, the automotive and metal group had the most transactions, and the food and computer gr

practically copied letter for letter from the corresponding us law, which effectively has the abbreviation faraopted in america in 1938, and what happens is that when americans defend their interests, this is democracy - this is correct, when other countries follow the same path, then through the mouth high-ranking figures of the american establishment call this whatever they want, this is a violation of human rights, this is not enough democracy of the country, which may call into question the european future of georgia and so on, but what worries us now is that here we see such a good an example of double triple standards, what we do at home is one story, what we allow or not... but then, under pressure from the opposition, it was withdrawn, it had not even had time to go through the first reading, and so it was just written according to the tracing paper he appeared from the american law. right now a provocative thought arose, oleg aleksandrovich, in 2020, part of at least my friends, quite respected people in georgia, doctors of sciences, gathered in front of the belarusian embassy for a ra

was he registered under fara was he registered as an agent. >> not that i'm aware of. >> was he complicitf his dad knowing he was an agent. >> 100%. >> he was clearly acting in that capacity. we have the capacities act. mr. khaeupl, there are multiple, the committee has established ample evidence. we must move to impeachment. we cannot allow this to stand. and i look forward to seeing those references to the department of justices for this alone. this is a critical national security issue. the chinese communist party call it the pri ncling. they don't go through the king they go through the soon. they've done it at the highest levels of the united states. >> a couple of uc requests if that's all right. >> proceed. >> one is from archer's transcript interview testifying that joe biden had nothing to do with archer's business ventures. to hunter, second is the declassified intelligence from the national intelligence council march 2021 details efforts to interfere in the 2020 u.s. elections and finally, most importantly, the u.s. district court decision united states versus galanis. where mr

some intimidation, some threats from the gw police, which continue to surveil us every day and i, as farasith university admin but all we know is they have begun. can you tell us what things are like in the encampment right now, how determined are you and your fellow protesters to stay there? i think very determined. the mood is quite good. honestly, morale is high. we have been very peaceful, have had no arrests whatsoever. i think everyone there is committed wholeheartedly and unwaveringly for palestinian liberation, especially after seven months of genocide that they have witnessed. so everyone that there is really, really holding strong and it's actually we are growing in numbers for community members. i have to ask, this process is very personal to you. tell us more about that. my father is from gaza, so i have a lot of family who are still there — cousins, aunts, uncles. so far, 161 of them have been killed by the israeli regime and so, yeah, it's very heavy, it is a very large number, i will admit i did not know all of them, palestinians tend to have pretty big families. but i did k

us law, which has the abbreviation fara, which was passed in america in 1938, so what?ample of double, triple standards, what we do at home is one story, what worries us is that here we see such a good thing that we allow or do not allow others to do it is another story, so to say that this the law has been copied from the russian one, it’s just funny, there are serious differences between them, both conceptual and textual, that’s how after all, this law on registration, which has now been withdrawn from... parliament, and another law is being discussed there, but the one that they wanted to pass was already submitted to parliament, registered in the georgian parliament, but then, under pressure from the opposition, it was withdrawn, not even had time to go through the first reading, and so it was just written, it was a tracing paper from the american law, right now a provocative thought arose, oleg alexandrovich in 2020 - part of, at least my friends, quite respected people in georgians, doctors of science, gathered in front of the belarusian embassy for a rally of sup

and again, as faras response was quite violent. i don't think we needed to end up in this place. that, to me, shows a blatant disregard for student safety but i think one of the other issues is the non—action and lack of meaningful engagement with hearing from students about the issues that they care about. you talked about _ issues that they care about. you talked about student safety. one of the reasons a variety of universities have set for the way they responded is for the safety of jewish students. in terms of your conversations with jewish students at ucla i know you're told our producer there is not a uniform force, there are different perspectives so give me an idea of some of the conversations you have been having. some of the conversations you have been having-— some of the conversations you have been having. correct. she introduced me correctly. — been having. correct. she introduced me correctly. i _ been having. correct. she introduced me correctly, i organised _ been having. correct. she introduced me correctly, i org

as faras out to arrest him in the north of iraq.s great interest of police forces across britain and in belgium to find out what terms for extradition there might be. that find out what terms for extradition there might be.— there might be. that is such a development, _ there might be. that is such a development, because - there might be. that is such a development, because of- there might be. that is such a - development, because of course, police forces have been searching for that man and it took your investigation just to find him, just remind our viewers watching perhaps they missed your piece last week, when you tracked him down what did he say to you? it when you tracked him down what did he say to you?— he say to you? it was amazing to find him, really. _ he say to you? it was amazing to find him, really. the _ he say to you? it was amazing to find him, really. the search - he say to you? it was amazing to find him, really. the search had| find him, really. the search had taken us through europe, into turkey and onto a rock.

i would just like to add, mikhailovich, the special meanness of this fara law in the united states oft is such a legal matter of taste: you like it, you don’t like it, you go to jail , next, there, if in georgian legally, yes, you just have to open yours. we are talking about the fact that today there are a sufficient number of norms that are not respected, and moreover, are purposefully, deliberately violated, no matter what, this is the first point, and if we at least comply with them, these are enough tools, we are talking rather, if we put you together, yes, we are talking about the fact that such facts should not find a slow, public assessment, but also a reaction from everyone. people, today we need to respond adequately, quickly to the situation that takes shape, and then see how all these norms can be consolidated so that they further ensure the stability of the system that is now being built, and today westerners know what is most bothering them, against the backdrop of putin’s visit, the first, they emphasize in the prc, because what they say is that they show us that we no

law, it was almost letter for letter copied from the corresponding us law, which has abbreviation farawe see such a good example of double, triple standards, what we do here is one story, then, what we allow or do not allow others to do is a different story, so to say that this law is related to the russian one is simply ridiculous, there are serious differences between them, both conceptual and textual, that’s just it... in 2020, some of, at least my acquaintances, quite respected people in georgia, doctors of sciences gathered in front of the belarusian embassy for a rally of support for the belarusian people, who directly opposed this very hybrid form of attack, are there any thoughts to support in some way, maybe send some kind of letter with words of support to the georgian parliament, or here carry out some kind of action. directly supporting the georgian government and their initiatives, or it could, on the contrary, do harm. thank you andrey for the proposal, i’m probably not ready to definitely either support or reject right now this is a proposal, it needs to be worked out, b

as we said, the real work now begins as far as that said, the real work now begins as faras that campaigneal work now begins as far as that campaign is concerned. they will be laying out their stalls for how they intend to win your votes. let's talk a little more about what we have heard. we can speak to the labour mp for wolverhampton south east. he is the labour campaign coordinator. he spoke to us this morning about how a vote for labour is a vote for change. it vote for labour is a vote for chance. , ., vote for labour is a vote for chance. ,. . vote for labour is a vote for chance. y., ., ., vote for labour is a vote for change-— vote for labour is a vote for chance. ., ., , change. if you are a young person waitin: to change. if you are a young person waiting to buy _ change. if you are a young person waiting to buy your _ change. if you are a young person waiting to buy your first _ change. if you are a young person waiting to buy your first home, i change. if you are a young person l waiting to buy your first home, you want to know that the government is going to put stability fir

and hunter biden fara violations.t is too much to ask for treason charges against cricket obama and biden. >> greg: i have a neighbor, jesse, whose tree is over my side of the lawn. speed to go after him, too? >> greg: put him in there, too. >> dana: the 51 national security officials no more clearance. >> greg: you know what's great about the segment? none of us have said she said the quiet part out loud. until now. >> dana: i didn't say it. >> greg: isn't just a typical woman to bring up ankle bracelets. >> dana: it's a typical woman. as a typical woman, i want to say, aoc could not get a crowd of 3500 people cheering her on in the bronx. and especially they would be like, wait, where are our amazon jobs? >> judge jeanine: exactly. >> dana: the other thing is they want him in court because they thought they would get this conviction so they can win an election. that hasn't worked. trump's poll numbers have gone up during the trial come his fundraising has gone up during the trial, so much so that trump had to biden

every day and l, to surveillance every day and i, as far as i to surveillance every day and i, as farasave begun. can ou tell know is they have begun. can you tell us — know is they have begun. can you tell us what _ know is they have begun. can you tell us what things are like in the cameron wright now, how determined are you and your fellow protesters to stay there? i fellow protesters to stay there? ~ , there? i think very determined. the mood _ there? i think very determined. the mood is— there? i think very determined. the mood is quite _ there? i think very determined. the mood is quite good. - the mood is quite good. honestly, morale is high. we have been very peaceful, have had no arrest whatsoever. i think everyone there is committed wholeheartedly and unwaveringly for palestinian the, especially after seven months of genocide that they have witnessed. so everyone that there is really, really holding strong and it is actually we are growing in numbers for community members. they have was, this process is very personal to you. tell us more about that. my very personal to you. te

deeply in terms of the context especially when it comes to humanitarian support, hostage affairs, as farassupport, hostage affairs, as far as where we are, the state of the conflict, and reach a ceasefire as soon as possible. we were saying just a short time ago, just in, that puts the ball firmly in the israelis' court, but there is now an indication here for the white house, because they are bringing all the various parties together. king abdullah has been at the white house today, joe biden has been on the phone speaking to the egyptians, they have a deal with the saudis to normalise relations of they can get a longer term ceasefire in place, so what do they do to try to encourage the israelis to accept it? it what do they do to try to encourage the israelis to accept it?— the israelis to accept it? it has been an extraordinary, - the israelis to accept it? it has - been an extraordinary, extraordinary day. been an extraordinary, extraordinary day~ the _ been an extraordinary, extraordinary day. the narrative from this morning. _ day. the narrative from this morning, the warning that af

alyssa fara griffin argues in a new opinion piece that his court hearings may be helping him by keepingt instincts which will only provide voters with reminders of why they rejected him four years. still within the margin of error suggesting that perhaps the trial may not be hurting him politically. jonathan allen, nbc news senior national political reporter joins us along with geoff bennett, co-anchor of pbs news hour and an msnbc political contributor. i wonder, john, what you make of alyssa farah griffin's argument that the trial could be helping trump saving him from his worst instincts? >> it certainly keeps him out of the news for several hours a day whenever he's in the trial. obviously as we see what that "time" magazine interview, he's certainly capable of generates headlines with talk of extreme policies or policies that certainly are extreme by the current standards, so whether you're talking about monitoring women's pregnancies, allowing states to do that, whether you're talking about migrant detention camps, these are significant policy changes he's able to get out there ev

river y lorenzo fara beli fueron los anotadores del encuentro para la mÁquina cementera.er no estÁ feliz con eso. la serie va a una segunda ronda de playoff. la serie zemult libre ni para el tercero y cuarto partido se llevarÁ a cabo el sÁbado y lunes. raÚl: luca repuntÓ con 20 puntos, si es asistencias para y orejudo es a los mavericks a un triunfo de 119 a 106, la serie se empate un triunfo por equipo. chef: los deportes bien surtidos. raÚl: de todo y para todos. chef: los mariachis? raÚl: vamos a ver que sigue con la chicas a "despierta amÉrica". francisca: despuÉs del flow. jesse: jennifer lÓpez viaja al espacio en su nueva pelÍcula y la entrevista para despertar amÉrica lo hace un orgullo hispano, diana trujillo, directora de vuelo de la nasa. te contaba los detalles del encuentro que verÁs aquÍ este lunes en nuestro programa. francisca: tenemos una entrevista con pedro fernÁndez que te va a conmover, en el primer show despierta amÉrica lo entrevistÓ yovanka sÁnchez quien os dejo este aÑo pero hoy en "despierta amÉrica" lo entrevista la hija de yovanka. jesse: en la

this is more specific, but i would hope that the fbi or doj might update their fara, foreign agent entities that makes all of this activity illegal. that that guidance ought to be updated and i would strongly encourage, you know some level of convening in these platforms, where do you draw the line, but if we have an open source documentation from graphic that these platforms are being used and citizens are being unwittingly used. now, whether the platforms are unwitting or not may be an open question, but if they realize that if they were wittingly helping foreign agents interfere that that would be a violation of the law, i think that that would be a helpful process. thoughts on that? >> my main thought is one of the really great things in 2020 that's different now, chairman, is we have the estimate which we didn't have before which allows for the classified briefings. i'll deter to avril, but i think that's very much added value. >> i would say i very much support getting the sector together and see whether we can get out to everybody on these issues, so absolutely. >> one thing i'm goin

and fara’s own law on foreign agents corresponds to american values, exactly the same approach, thatl solution, either to distribute buns on the maidan, or remember the monstrous story, just a couple of months ago, when victoria noland set up a table in the middle of a night city in ukraine, and standing at the table she tried to tell something into the microphone, but this was a completely apocalyptic picture, now this is a continuation some kind of shabysh, but i think that this is precisely the anglo-saxon pr structure. they are so transnational, but first of all their capital is washington and london, i think it was at their instigation that the story about the concert of the us secretary of state in the basement of a kiev five-star establishment called bartender diktat was invented, i you know, well, if only they had staged the task is somehow to reveal the essence of everything that is happening, and i will honestly say that it could not have been done better. but that's not all, look at in the background of what song and what song blinken sang along, agreed, so to speak, shook

this, well, actually, probably following the example of russia, but the united states adopted the faravereign, right? the meaning is that only the us is sovereign state. it won't work, time has already passed. now a little advertising, then we will continue. sport - it works wonders, stress goes away, anxiety, well, i recommend you a series of beauty injections, yes, you have a problem here, yes, there is a pressure, let's talk about three, what passions, let's discuss this in a cafe, is this something new ? -so, new guy, have you started looking at strangers, it seems to me that with my lifestyle and my character, men don’t suit me at all, let’s announce an interception plan, colleagues, what do you think, should i become a blonde? your honor was not damaged, you don’t like all this, for your sake i’m ready to do all this, even in the rain, sasha, hello, bloodhound, new episodes, watch the time after the program, fashion verdict, new season, let’s try , we are starting a new life. on weekdays on the first. you are hypertensive and your joints hurt. what kind of pain pills do you need,

i believe michael flynn is still voting despite the fact he failed to register under fara. paul manafort, other people who have been foreign agents don't automatically lose their right to vote base of that. but in the district of columbia if somebody wants to register from a foreign country, they effectively have to renounce their right to vote in the foreign country because the district of columbia says you can't be voting in another country. incidentally, that's not the rule all over the world. under a treaty americans living in european countries and are effectively domiciled there, defined as having physical residence, plus the indefinite intention to remain, are given the right to vote in european localities. local elections not e.u. elections or national elections. if you are an american living in barcelona or spain indefinitely you get to vote in local elections. they adopted the same logic the people in d.c. adopted. they want people living there indefinitely to be engaged in local government. with that i'm going to yield five minutes to the distinguished gentlelady

. so— are almost two words which come to mind. so far— are almost two words which come to mind, so farass of— and we will discover in the early hours ofjuly the 5th which of those judgments prove to be correct. you seak judgments prove to be correct. you speak about _ judgments prove to be correct. gm. speak about labour being so far ahead in the polls, yet they go on talking about not being complacent, and there are electoral changes as well. there are boundary changes. does that make it more difficult for labour? ,., ., , does that make it more difficult for labour? ., , . ., , does that make it more difficult for labour? ., ,~ ., , ., does that make it more difficult for labour? ., , . ., , ., .,~ labour? the boundary changes do make it somewhat more _ labour? the boundary changes do make it somewhat more difficult _ labour? the boundary changes do make it somewhat more difficult for _ it somewhat more difficult for labour — it somewhat more difficult for labour so _ it somewhat more difficult for labour so whereas, in the standard arithmetic. — labour so whereas, in the standard arit