missile strike in ukraine. army commanders face growing criticism as troy and jerusalem on edge as the far right is raining minister, makes the controversial visit to the to one of the cities most sensitive religious sites. allison in say the presence of a mar bend if there is a deliberate provocation. last brazil, it's a final farewell to ha monitors line. the st. francis coffin passes through the city of santos, where the football legend spent most of his life and where he has now been laid to rest. ah, i'm will on sika welcome to the program. we begin in the united states where republicans have failed to allow the speaker in the house of representatives. the party gained control of the chamber in november's mid term elections. frontrunner kevin mccarthy fell to gonna enough support in 3 rounds of voting despite making concessions to his hon. detractors is the 1st majority party leader not to win on the 1st ballot in a century. the 4th vote has now been adjourned until wednesday or we, we did have earlier, i asked our correspondence in washington, carolina shamore, while some republicans

this, in fact, is already being felt in the far east.e work should be carried out on such strategic objects, as if by voice to say the mains of transmission, and there are proposals. that's just in the course of the eastern economic forum there was a proposal. yes, one and a half trillion e, invest in private investment. here it is. while everything is under discussion. unfortunately, the big east to russia is only growing along with the trade turnover, the process of developing transport infrastructure in the regions of the far east has been going on before, but in the new conditions it is noticeable. the accelerated development of old and the creation of new supply chains eventually saturate the economy, as the circulatory system supplies oxygen to the organs, and the largest country in the world is also the largest and shortest transport corridor where goods are located throughout the world. i am now in mariupol, i took the stage. my tongue didn't stick. i couldn't do anything to do and could not say anything, and we just became less

~ . ., , so far. what are you hearing about that? . . , ., , so far.out that? . . , , that? kevin mccarthy has been unsuccessful _ that? kevin mccarthy has been unsuccessful because - that? kevin mccarthy has been unsuccessful because this - that? kevin mccarthy has been l unsuccessful because this group that? kevin mccarthy has been - unsuccessful because this group on the hard rates do not trust him. they don't see kevin mccarthy is one of them. they are basically right about that. kevin mccarthy has someone who at least initially hailed from the more moderate establishment wing of the gop. the complication for hanan is the republican majority is so small that those hard rates members have a lot of leverage and they can frustrate them and have frustrated them today from any realistic chance of becoming speaker. 50 from any realistic chance of becoming speaker. from any realistic chance of becomin: seaker. u, ., , becoming speaker. so could he drop out? from what _ becoming speaker. so could he drop out? from what we _ becoming speaker. so could he dr

this new year, how have at the events gone so far this morning?- gone so far this morning? benedict _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie _ gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie in - gone so far this morning? this is where benedict will lie in state i gone so far this morning? this is l where benedict will lie in state and where benedict will lie in state and where the public will be allowed in to pay their respects to the late pope benedict xvi. the vatican has published a spiritual testament of former pope benedict and nmt said he was gratefulfor the former pope benedict and nmt said he was grateful for the gifts god had given him, with his family, his great friends and people he had worked with and he also asked for forgiveness for anybody who he had wronged. we know as well that preparations are under way for the funeral on thursday which will be presented over by pope francis and which would be in the words of a vatican spokesman is solemn, sober and simple affair in line

e life of the far east. here are some important shots.nd if not, uh, a hospital with, uh, good facilities. uh, then she got an invite there. uh, the highly classy medical staff is a little weird. hey, i'm talking about school olya hmm, a small village near magadan in such rather harsh conditions, two or two pools. true, it's not bad, so the process is related. we proceed from the fact that in many respects, of course, the development of the economy. e, determines the development of the social sphere of sale is the implementation of investment projects. uh-huh if we compare the level of development of the region with e, russia c. in general, we have, uh, almost twice the amount of investment we have there, uh, significantly. uh, the increase in the level of output, housing , agriculture is growing faster, that is, for the whole a number of indicators, the far east is slowly catching up, what this leads to, which leads to the fact that wages at new enterprises. here i am, uh, said 106,000 jobs. they are just a workplace. this is a workplace

well yes, the republic has it on support support. mccarthy are clearly among the, at the far right in this party to the vision is clearly in this extreme m at the heart, right once mccarthy, to give up a certain concessions. and he is obviously not aligning with their positions because he needs them. but he also need some moderate republican votes and how he is paying the price for trying to keep the balance between the far right in the republican party and the moderate ones. mccarthy is trying to make a the far right happy. but he is also trying to get the roads of the moderate majority among the republicans. and now it's going to be interesting to see at tomorrow when say how they solve this problem. yeah, i mean the session session has been adjourned until tomorrow, wednesday. what's, what will happen then? how will they sold this exactly until to morrow and noon. that's when they're gonna start to vote on this. again, the republicans were probably gathered this evening and they will try to find a solution for this drama in the house of representatives. and that is really historic,

so this, this, like b would be with be probably us a step too far because so far, you can really are given this is still a war between 2 sides. well, and depending how you define the sides, because when the russians, it's definitely not the warning between russia and ukraine and the russian seed as a war against nita. and they made definite to see that as an existential issue. by the way, the west also doesn't really hide its intentions to solve the quote unquote the russian question and to fight until the very end, whatever it means. so, if i'm in the war is really of such proportion, if it's as essential in nature and involves the survival of russia as a state, do you think that would be such an illogical move for russia to at least came that using those weapons against those who sponsor this conflict? no. when we are seeing the exist, does it mean, but the rational uses, the war rochelle says, is to exist. and a single answer here is no rational will continue to exist. or even if it, you know, i made using the war with, with a late to rashaw, essentially using the 3030 to know con

so far, kevin mccarthy _ going to end. so far, kevin mccarthy has _ going to end.in mccarthy has doggedly - going to end. so far, kevin - mccarthy has doggedly refused to drop out of the race. it is the first time in 100 years that a speaker has not been elected in the opening round of voting. 0n elected in the opening round of voting. on occasion, it took several days. history could be about to repeat itself. peter bowes, bbc news. we can now speak to allan lichtman, who's a distinguished professor of history at american university in washington where hejoins us now. this is highly unusual, but not unprecedented. are the similarities to what happened 100 years ago? hot similarities to what happened 100 years ago?— similarities to what happened 100 years ago? not really. 100 ears 100 years ago? not really. 100 years ago _ 100 years ago? not really. 100 years ago republicans - years ago republicans controlled the house and the battle that led to nine ballots before the speaker was elected was a fight over principal, progressive republicans versus the majority of con

so far the islamic republic _ effect? so far the islamic republic has _ effect?fect? so far the islamic i republic has become more violent so in 2019 there was a very violent crackdown on protesters in the islamic republic is currently under sanctions and there violent so this has not made the islamic republic less violent.- republic less violent. they're havinu republic less violent. they're having to _ republic less violent. they're having to contend _ republic less violent. they're having to contend with - republic less violent. they're having to contend with the i republic less violent. they're i having to contend with the lake of the social media and these videos going viral. is that perhaps a bigger challenge to them then sort of mainly western criticism? the mac can you repeat the question? what makes social media as a challenge for government in iran to keep things in check because videos go viral. is that perhaps a bigger deterrent?— that perhaps a bigger deterrent? ., ., deterrent? social media thing has been a — deterrent? social media thing has been a

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yes, among the cultures i went to the far east to find out, see his special report right now. why after half a century on lake baikal amur mainline again a big construction site? russia and china are building bridges across the amur along their tracks, as sakhalin is preparing to become the logistics center of the far east , russia has very strong competitive opportunities now , of course, it’s hard to believe, but only 10 years ago to get to the island. russian could only be on the water on the ferry. and now we are in the middle of the longest bridge span in the world. its length is more than a kilometer, to be precise 1.104 m, and they themselves built the ats in 2012 a bridge to the island the russian not only connected the two parts of vladivostok, but also became a symbol of the development of the entire transport infrastructure in the far east without a bridge, russky island would hardly have become a major scientific center of the country. it now houses a branch of the russian academy of sciences, a world-class oceanarium and a far eastern federal university with over

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congressional leadership on is basically -- far right republicans.c had gone after over the years. what the far right was able to extract from him here is growth, which the left doesn't have a billionaire fund, super pac saying, look, we will let these primaries play out and we are not going to get involved with those. amy: i wanted to ask greg casar as we talk about divisions within the democratic party about president biden announcing he is going to visit the u.s.-mexico border next week as part of his trip to mexico next week. it will be his first visit to the border since taking office. the images on the border, both sides, you have whereas come el paso, people freezing under blankets. title 42, the biden administration has kind of wanted to remove the pandemic policy that has prevented millions from applying for political asylum in the united states still is in place because of the supreme court. what do you want to see happen this next week? and will you be going to th border with him? >> i hope i am installed as a member of congress and get to

try in ukraine, on the commander's face growing criticism as tight and jerusalem on edge as the far right is railing minister makes a controversial visit to one of the city's most sensitive religious sides. palestinians say the prison. so it's a mob been could be, or is a deliberate provocation. pos, brazil. it's a final farewell to pele mona's line. the streets, as his confident passes through the city of san sauce, where the fulfill legend spent most of his life and where he has now been laid to rest. ah, i will launch aka, welcome to the show. but again, in the united states, republicans have failed to unite to elect a speaker in the house of representatives. the party gained control of the chamber in november's mid term elections. but frontrunner kevin mccarthy did not garner enough support from other republicans in 3 rounds of voting. it was a night of pandemonium on the floor of the us house of representatives. after republican kevin mccarthy failed to win the $218.00 votes needed to be elected speaker of the house. there was shock in the chamber after the nominee failed to win for

livingston, texas is approving of congress so far. go ahead. >> i very much disapprove, how can anybody approve of this social security? the democratic house in 2024, republicans take over, they are on right now and hillary clinton said years ago this is a war. tell me what else it is they're trying to do. people better wake up and look. what are you going to do when your mom and dad, when there social security is gone? that's what their republicans are about. i say investigate needs to because we've got to get past this thing. o we got to move on from that but cutting social security and what they are doing, it's become a bunch of angry old white men, because all they are. i hope you have a good day. >> rust on the approve line. >> hello. i just i want to say i approve. i think both sides need to be washed. i don't think one side is perfect but we do have to have somebody look at each other and see what they are doing. >> there seems to be growing concern over the fate of freshman republican congressman from new york, george santos.

mt; november their memories of the war another far away.— war another far away.ishes, our god _ war another far away. my parent wishes, our god may _ war another far away. my parent wishes, our god may grant - war another far away. my parent wishes, our god may grant us i wishes, our god may grant us freedom for myself and my country. freedom for myself and my count . a , freedom for myself and my count . , , ., country. many problems remain, with 2.3 million _ country. many problems remain, with 2.3 million people _ country. many problems remain, with 2.3 million people still- with 2.3 million people still thought to be in need after being cut off from humanitarian aid. but today's ceremony rings with the hope that life will return to normal for return to normalfor ethiopians. return to normal for ethiopians. if you were a child of the 1970s, the chances are you will have wanted a raleigh chopper. the iconic bike was designed by tom karen, who died a week ago, but his many achievements — which go well beyond the chopper — are celebrated in a museum in hertfordsh

uh, can tell about what is happening there, but as far as i understand, as far as really, on the veryt, i contacted one of my acquaintances who can know about situation the situation is very simple hmm in the russian cemetery in the cis or rather russian. it is called by tradition. although there is already a very large part, but there are, well, there are not russians, that is, this is a municipal cemetery in parts that are historical people. well, now it has grown far beyond this part of the russian cemetery in st. gelbem, there are several. uh, let's say two parts, there is such a historical part where, well, where, where there is part of the history, where the white officers are buried and white. uh, some members of the white movement prominent hmm emigrants, and this part, as far as i understand, it is, and as far as i’m talking there, at least it is a historical monument and nothing threatens at all, like any historical monument, but another thing is that around this part of the russian cemetery there are a lot of graves. well, let's just say ordinary russian emigrants, ordinary

as far as it can be reconstructed from all been sources so far, there are still some ukrainian units defending in the cities or the battle is going on. however, i would warn against overestimating the importance of solar solid are, was a very small and mining town. the population of some 10000 before divorce, and debating for solid are, is important only because it's part of a battle for a much more important settlement. buttonwood, which is approximately 20 kilometers southwest from solar. the reason why russians shifted their emphasis on solid are, is that they have been trying to dig buckled almost 400 for a year. they said thousands of soldiers in future front attacks against baltimore. and because the city of buffalo has been fortified by ukraine already for 78 years . ok now by trying to capture thread are russians are attempting the large scale and circumvent and cut off of buckboard. this is what makes the better for sort of that important. one more thing here to ad bullshit is famous, not only of the wagner group, but also because he's on that off stomach kind of all factori

so far under sanctions - the desired effect? so far under sanctions i - the desired effect?o far. under sanctions i cannot say the islamic republic has become more violent so in 2019 there was a violent crackdown on protesters. there are still using rail and so this is not made the islamic republic less violent. you are watching bbc news, the headlines: russia has continued to shell eastern ukraine despite calling for a 36 hour ceasefire for orthodox christmas celebrations. kevin mccarthy has been sworn in as speaker of the us house of representatives, after 15 rounds of voting. the new speaker says it was the influence of former president trump that helped him secure the position. china is scrapping its quarantine rules for travel from sunday, in what's being called the great reopening. the relexation makes moving into and around china a viable option for the first time in three years. it's happening just as the country prepares to celebrate its annual lunar new year, raising concerns about tens of millions of covid infections. joe inwood reports in the world's most populou

hashem: the far right is gaining momentum in europe.o you think they would be tempted to pick the same playbook to advance their own political agenda or to force political change? guest: i think the extreme right, the far right and fascist right are insignificantly powerful positions within the european union and their countries. even if they are not necessarily in power. we saw through the pandemic many of the right wing forces and their conspiracy theories about the vaccines and mobilizing around that becoming very violent as well. the narrative is there country, they are the real people, there country has been sold to the u.n. or the w.h.o. or for -- or foreigners or terrorists and they want their country back. that big lie is being peddled all the way through. they are empowered by it. the authorities are not going to be enough and my brazilian colleague says it's too provocative to arrest and extradite bolsonaro. the people in the united states and the democratic party said similar things about donald trump. but unless those ringle

melt. far back did he have to come? well, once, we thought _ far back did he have to come? he have to come? well, once, we thought the match - far back did he have to come? well, once, we thought the match was over. but he _ once, we thought the match was over. but he dug _ once, we thought the match was over. but he dug up something from the bottom _ but he dug up something from the bottom of— but he dug up something from the bottom of his shoelaces to play superb — bottom of his shoelaces to play superb snooker. calmness personified, a class to finish. particularly that break in the last — particularly that break in the last... the way he kept his nerve. this_ last... the way he kept his nerve. this was_ last... the way he kept his nerve. this was an — last... the way he kept his nerve. this was an absolute classic and we all absolutely loved it. how this was an absolute classic and we all absolutely loved it.— all absolutely loved it. how do you think o'sullivan _ all absolutely loved it. how do you think o'sullivan will _ all absolutely loved it. how do you think o'sull

with that said, i think that the far right has far more power right now than the far left., the far left has pulled the democratic party, but the far right is a dominant factor in identifying the republican party right now. so, this is my point about being able to say i can talk about the far left and far right but what i'm not going to do is tell you everything is equal or equivalent. when you talk about judges, for example, you could not get a far left judge confirmed to an appellate court or the supreme court right now. you can get someone who is on the far right. you can get liberal judges, but someone who is viewed as sort of the far left in judicial sentiment is not going to get confirmed to an appellate court, period. that is a difference right now in where we are. but i do think it is important to recognize there's a far left, there's a far right. that doesn't mean that all things are equal right now. but, most importantly, we have to evaluate things issue by issue. there are -- again, this is what happens when you are somewhere near the center, is that you sometime

as far as republicans are concerned, _ you tell us. ?re concerned, this _ you tell us. ? as far as republicans are concerned, this is _ you tell us. ? as far as republicans are concerned, this is the - you tell us. ? as far as republicans are concerned, this is the gift - you tell us. ? as far as republicans are concerned, this is the gift that l are concerned, this is the gift that keeps on giving. it really is. further revelations today of five additional documents found atjoe biden�*s delaware home, in addition to one that was discovered in the garage of that home earlier in the week, in addition to the ten also that were found at an office that the former vice president occupied when he was serving as vice president under barack obama. it is all terribly embarrassing. joe biden has said that he wants to be open, that he has full respect for classified documents, but under the presidential records act, it is against the law for vigils who are not authorised to actually retain possession of these sorts of documents. these sorts of docu

illegal migration, far too much. the problems _ migration, far too much. the problems we _ migration, far too much. the problems we see _ migration, far too much. the problems we see today, whether it's in the _ problems we see today, whether it's in the nhs _ problems we see today, whether it's in the nhs or in schools or communities where it comes to crime, come _ communities where it comes to crime, come down _ communities where it comes to crime, come down to— communities where it comes to crime, come down to a failure over the last 13 years _ come down to a failure over the last 13 years it's— come down to a failure over the last 13 years. it's on the prime ministen _ 13 years. it's on the prime minister-— 13 years. it's on the prime minister. ~ , ., minister. we will be looking at the detail and asking _ minister. we will be looking at the detail and asking if _ minister. we will be looking at the detail and asking if the _ minister. we will be looking at the detail and asking if the pledges . minister. we will be looking at the | detail and asking i

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one could start with one of the oldest lighthouses in the far east, they say. here it is a landmark. and not only for ship drivers, but also for manufacturers, there is a sea and not a single one could talk about building bridges, which are not needed in the union state, they already exist. but behind my back. this russian bridge, by the way, was built by two brigades, going towards each other. this is the second highest bridge in the world. and now it flaunts on such a two thousandth brand new russian bill. let's start with what every belarusian has on the table, it's salmon and pollock herring, and it's quite possible that it comes from here. we wipe it here with napkins, any hostess, at least once, and butchered the fish. but how does it happen on an industrial scale technique and technology. this is a russian pollock plant, having changed clothes and having been instructed, we are being led by the workshop, we are going to push me, we have come for the local flavor of water, in order to to have a uniform area. well, on an inclined tape and leaves for detour

unfortunately, it will become noticeably warmer so far only in siberia.east, the power of a hotbed of high pressure will remain. so in the baikal region and near the amur next night again minus 35-40 in some places below -45. and in the following days, this situation will continue until the end of the working week, and will not be able to break through to the pacific ocean. it will stop on the shores of lake baikal, and if, for example, in irkutsk tomorrow, warming begins on wednesday. the readings of thermometers during the day will exceed -20 °, and on thursday friday it will generally be -12 15, then the residents of khabarovsk can only count on a slight increase in temperature today and tomorrow below in yahomura -30 31 sunny at night -37-39, and then , if so you can put it warmer in the midday hours to -23-25 ​​°. . that's all for me, goodbye. work in the far east on high alert head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey lavrov is working in south africa today, the minister meets his colleague, as well as the president of the country. we a

there was a house of indigenous people at the far east street exhibition. also, russia will be presiding over the arctic councils for the next 2 years. and that sir, it was a significant studios. we actually ran a number of expeditions in support of to programs like these can wasn't deal and now is it all done for promotion? so we could have an exhibition of local traditions, sideshow, why do you think cause that for a big nation with imperial ambitions was manny see here, what's the point of invest in ethnic minorities? let me explain this little of up to their political. what would i came to the arctic 10 years ago? what i thought that old people living there are the same surgeon, i call it bottom unit 1st, or that's what i saw or do. but later i realized that was not the case. and you said you had some, even reindeer breeders are all different. the events arrived the reindeer to steer the hurdle scaling all the novel of a pulley chief, followed the free roaming, heard it like that. and if seriously, if i can give lots of examples, they're all different.

uh can tell about what is happening there, but as far as i understand, as far as really on the very first i contacted one of my acquaintances, who may know about the situation, the situation is very simple hmm at the russian cemetery in senj. depot, actually. russian, it is called by tradition. although there is already a very large part, but it is, well, there are not russians, that is, this is the municipal cemetery of the part that historically buried russian people. well, now it has grown far beyond this part. uh, russian cemetery with an engineer there are several. uh, let's say there are two parts, there is a historical part where, well, where there is a historical part, where white white officers are buried . uh, the participants in the white movement are some prominent migrants, and this part, as far as i understand, is. how much did he write my interlocutor, at least it is a historical monument. and in general, nothing threatens, like any historical monument, but another thing is that there are a lot of graves around this part of the russian cemetery. well, let's just say ordinar

las vegas through the las vegas strip and as far south as allegiant stadium.this actually happen? the boring company delivered on their promise to us. they worked collaboratively with us and they delivered on what we asked of them. and we know the future of being autonomous is that last piece of the puzzle, and we're patiently waiting for it. over ces, the boring company claimed nearly 100,000 people used the loop. that's a lot. and there's hope the cars will soon be autonomous, too. however, its real test will be in the years to come. can it go from a gimmicky convention centre ride to a genuine travel game changer? many will be watching here in las vegas to see whether this is yet more elon musk hype or something genuinely important. and when it comes to elon musk, it's often hard to tell which that is. that was james underground. now we're moving from cars down there to cars up in the air. yeah, not so long ago, we saw this thing take off in france. and now at this year's ces, paul carter has witnessed another one going up. and you're not going to believe w

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, far north—west of england, too, and across the far and some rain across the far north. otherwise, asg through morning over parts through this morning over parts of southeast england that that'll slowly clear some that'll only slowly clear some places keep all day quite places may keep it all day quite cloudy conditions just pushing in to the east of east anglia and of course the far south—east. it's cold in the south. degrees if the south. five, six degrees if the fog , barely getting above fog sticks, barely getting above freezing, double figures freezing, but double figures across scotland and across parts of scotland and northern where the cloud northern ireland where the cloud persists keep a bit persists and, we'll keep a bit more rain , of course, more drizzly rain, of course, the north—west overnight . the far north—west overnight. elsewhere again to elsewhere further south again to see some thick fog patches . this see some thick fog patches. this zone from north—east england down to south—west wales , down to south—west wales, south—west england to east anglia. that's the zo

the kherson region and the situation, let’s say, without any big breakthroughs and great successes so faror defeats of one of the parties, but the situation is very tense and the situation of opening up to serious changes is with us today denis vladimirovich pushilin, head of the donetsk people's republic. and we are very happy to welcome you and thank you for taking the time i can imagine how busy you are. i correctly described the situation on the fronts in your area, that there are no big shifts for battles so far. hello dmitry yes, here you need to objectively assess the situation of the fierce battle right now, but serious advances. not in many many sites have, and the promotion of our units. but it comes with a lot of effort. and uh, in general, we assessed the situation along the front, then the initiative is still on the sides of the day e of the russian units, but nonetheless. this is an easy walk, you can’t get an enemy anywhere. and there is a command to rest against delaying time. that is, as far as possible, of course, they still do not take into account the number of victims

and also how the virtual returns to the real new development of the far eastern scientists who help people with disorders of the musculoskeletal system. today, orthodox believers celebrate one of the main church holidays, christmas , on this day, christmas time oni begins. will last until baptism in honor of the holiday, solemn services are held throughout the country. in moscow, hundreds of believers gathered in the temple. christ the savior vladimir putin celebrated christmas in the annunciation cathedral of the kremlin at the liturgy, they prayed for those who participate in a special military operation to protect donbass about the history of the holiday and how it was met in russia by the wild you baskets, frost and stars in the evening lights, everything is conducive to to remember the most difficult comprehensible night in the history of mankind, when god became a man, believing in man, the creator wanted to become one of us to clarify the legendary metropolitan. anthony is stern, so that no one could say god. so big that you can't get close to it. the lord's hymn about this closenes

and so far it is clear that he will not get that majority. we will see if for the next of all with some republicans can be persuaded. and if they decide to vote for mccarthy in the next round or if they just vote present, which would not be considered an official vote. so again, a situation that can go for several hours. it couldn't even include a break for the republicans and to gather and if they don't agree on voting on mccarthy or on a new nominee, this could take a days or even the weeks. and the u. s. congress will be completely gridlocked until they vote for speaker. whoever becomes speaker, there will be a republican majority in the house of representatives. and congress looks on course for a not only gridlock because of the procedural problems that are, that are emerging now, but also a partisan gridlock. what could that mean for the biden administration? he mentioned to, regardless of the speaker, their majority in the house of representatives is helped by republicans. this means that the legislative agenda of the president of the u

things too far, right at the ologies. but we also have a very brazilian element to that, which is brazil's militaristic past. we see a lot of elderly in brazil, i mean, elderly writers who believe that the best times of their lives was under military rule, back in banking, sixties, and seventies. and even though this is very misleading, because of course, dictatorships are intrinsically problematic, they seem to want a government ruled by the military with both sonata as the chief leader as the, as the supreme leader of the country. so i think it's a problem because even though he was not a coo properly, it's signals to a very strong anti democratic leaning on the part of several boss and out of supporters. hundreds or even thousands. okay. who swarmed the that the buildings on sunday mohammed hastily for the attack. when we flew, look at the 3 cases, brazil in germany, and 2 years ago of the united states. i think one of the deep rooted causes is the fear among these right wing that they are losing social status with the

and so far she hasn't said anything. and you also have to keep in mind that ultimately a lot of the decision making when it comes to defense lies with in the chancellor re as well. so we'll have towards has to give his consent. and, but of course, all episode is under pressure from allies to act. there are a lot of important meetings and in the next couple of days and pressure is mounting . for example, he will be meeting his friends counterpart, the french president manuel my call next week for a ministerial meeting between the cabinet members of both countries. and there it is highly unlikely that germany can sustain such a meetings or to high level political meeting about actually having said that, it will give us okay to other countries delivering the leopard tags to ukraine. and then the next step along this road, if germany is to give it permission to other countries, to use german built, i have your weapons in this way. people will ask, well, why isn't germany providing these directly to you crate? is that likely

internal affairs, there is a malfunction and also a-a non-compliance with the rules of security, so far we have the following information from brovary anya yehor thank you dmytro well, i also wanted to know how the traffic is there in general. you have been traveling from kyiv for a long time. people saw that this rotorcraft made several circles before falling. well, here is the information from kirill tymoshenko about where the rotorcraft was moving , that it was flying to the front line, to one of the hot spots, he said, do you know the purpose of this trip, this flight, where exactly a rotorcraft was moving. well, who, how many, who else was there next to the leadership of the ministry of internal affairs, was there or were there only employees of the ministry of internal affairs? and she confirmed that indeed the helicopter made such circles and only then fell. however, i do not yet have information about who was flying on board this helicopter and where they were flying , but really, when i was waiting for the film crew , our espresso was in the direction of the city brewers were d

from 14, they will far, from germany. if similar amount approximate they're similar from poland, dungy government also indicated that might be ready to send some video bars. there are some quotes and similar concentrations in norway in and but to get her this going to get these and if you doesn't affect it, if you doesn't have the modern tanks delivered the sometime in early spring. this is not the amount you grant has requested. you requested from 300 modern bethel tanks. so if you doesn't, it's possible to create a local decides do to peer a day over where the russian troops total support one or 2 smaller scale officers. so these amount of banks can constitute kind of a spearhead, if you like, but this is not the amount that would change the title of the war. we are not there . ok, but even getting a few dozen of these main battle tanks, these are big, sophisticated weapons is into the field is a challenge. what sort of logistical challenges are involved in deploying these tanks in ukraine? there are several logistical

i think as far as— like the philippines? i think as far as the _ like the philippines?r as the philippines is l as far as the philippines is concerned, this is something that we are trying to ensure, and would not tolerate too much, but as i said to come up that discussion is going on. the idea, part of the idea behind his visit has tester but they do with focusing on economic relationships. china is one of our most important economic partners brought about by the close ties that the previous administration as far as our policies towards china is concerned. at this point in time, i think that is the agenda that is actually being emphasised as far as we are concerned. although, of course, thoseissues concerned. although, of course, those issues that concern covid as well as the security issues are actually going to be part of that agenda.— are actually going to be part of that agenda. herman kraft, the department _ of that agenda. herman kraft, the department of— of that agenda. herman kraft, the department of political- the department of political science at the univers

so far, there is no deal ukraine's energy ministry wasn't available for comment. so it's not clear if a, when the 1st power shifts might make their way to hope ukraine get some lights back on during a brutal winter of blackouts. while speaking of blackouts, pakistan's energy minister says it has restored the national electricity grid that suffered the worst breakdown in months. despite this claim, some areas in pakistan are still without power. tens of millions of people were left in the dark after the major power cut, forties of blame. the outage on a multi search after generators are temporarily switched off to save energy. nationwide blackout cut supplies to water pump sleeping many without access to drinking water is the 2nd grid failure. in 3 months. d, w is asia editor, show me a charms, is in karachi. he gave us this update on pakistan's power outage. well, it is still not been restored for lee and it is the i was wondering if i would be able to talk to you from here in karachi because in boss of the city, the electricity has not been restored intact, affec

and the russian far east with their unique echo systems them. there's a lot to see there to me and what's important, just gimme, it's also a lot cheaper to visit on compared to well established tourist destinations. surely what i'll see also we're developing transportation networks here. so some a leading russian air carrier runs regular flights from moscow to most destinations . and the russian far east will cause to the airfare to day score compared to say 5 or 10 years ago. we so much more affordable years to somebody interior snares thought so much us a you certainly got a little bullet on bed, leslie of nas others near boise miller. not, not wait until you're saying it's about comfort, come forth, sandwiches, service and, and affordability. is there anything else, or is this the recipe for a good trip? i was entre if the bulk generally well this is the recipe and yes, you're welcome to go. now we're talking about tourism. so what it naturally tourism means travel, 1st and foremost. so it isn't that of the taishan is certainly important, but

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in order to train employees for such a museum complex on the initiative tretyakov gallery at the far eastern federal university opened a special course. this is a master's degree program, which, with admission of 15 people a year, will make it possible to train a serious group of specialists who in the future will form the basis of the museum staff of the wall, and not only those works that a-a can be sent there from the museums of moscow and st. petersburg. the museum is, uh, professionals - these are people, so we immediately began knocking on the doors of two large federal universities, and we immediately concluded, uh agreements on mutual cooperation with these universities and started at the beginning of vladivostok a. special courses that included ourselves and courses in the history of a-a russian art and a course in museum management and curatorial practices for students in the humanities at the faculty of humanities of the far eastern federal university but of course, we dreamed of creating a special master's program where we could more accurately prepare a-and these museum