also joining us is fidel amake who's an international relations and security analyst who joined us from akra. welcome to you both. uh, i'll first start with you uh. tunda usa, i'm hoping i'm pronouncing that correctly, looking at the announcement that france has uh made, which has been in the works for for a little bit of time here, even though they resisted it, but uh, they announced that they're going to begin withdrawing this troops from niger, the key word there of course being uh begin, we don't know whether it's going to be extended, but it's a start, but overall if it happens, does that mean that france's engagement with niger is over? yes, well we... that france has around 1,500 troops in niger uh as well as uh multiple military bases uh bases that are used right by france uh to control land, resources and labor within niger right, and and you know part of that is you know the the uh, i think more most popular example right, the uranium from niger, which powers electricity in france, yet less than 18% of nigerian people have less have... access to electricity right, so i think y

also joining us is fidel amasu was an international relations and security analyst who joined us from akrack. welcome to you both. i'll first start with you. tunda usa, i'm hoping i'm pronouncing that correctly. looking at the announcement that france has uh. made, which has been in the works for for a little bit of time here, even though they resisted it, but uh, they announced that they're going to begin withdrawing his troops from niger. uh, the key word there of course being uh, begin, we don't know whether it's going to be extended, but it's a start, but overall if it happens, does that mean that france's engagement with niger is over? yes, well, we know that france has around 1,500 troops in niger, as well as uh multiple military bases uh bases that are used right by france uh to control land, resources and labor within niger right, and you know part of that is you know the the uh, i think more most popular example right, the iranian from niger, which powers electricity in france, yet less than 18% of nigerian people have less have access to electricity right, so i think you kno

our future, because they will be responsible for what they invent and come up with, the prize for fidelityo science has been awarded since the fifteenth year and is becoming larger, this was noted by the chairman of the organizing committee, the minister of science and higher education, valery folkov, he presented an award in the nomination for the best popular science student project; students of st. petersburg state university won for a multi-video exhibition about the son of dmitry mendeleev, who designed a dam across the kerch strait. we took part in the nomination for the best popular science student project. i am the leader of the course project, and the course project called another mendeleev, the fate of a naval officer, is a virtual exhibition that the students came up with, developed and made. per semester training, representatives of eighty regions of russia participated in the application campaign and we received more than 1,200 applications. the number of nominations itself has increased significantly. more than twice, today there are 14 nominations, in terms of the number of

in moscow in the zaryadi concert hall announced the laureates of the ninth all-russian prize for fidelity award is presented to journalists, scientists and business representatives. for promoting the achievements of russian science. the press secretary of the russian president dmitry drew attention to the enormous role of scientists in the modern world peskov, he is on the presidium of the awards organizing committee. once upon a time, the queen, in order to make her dream come true, needed a simple guy, gagarin, who later became the idol of the whole world, the hero of our country. now science has given birth to technologies that no longer need one guy, they need millions of faces, millions of data, and now we are already afraid of how these technologies will develop against our will, and we ask ourselves whether these will bring evil to humanity, technology, and here our scientists will not only ancestors. but defenders of our future, because they will be responsible for what they invent and come up with, the prize for fidelity to science has been awarded since the fifteenth year and is

years your church served on... the earth and managed to maintain its authenticity, identity and fidelitye apostolic traditions. you were surrounded by a non-christian majority, therefore special wisdom and at the same time special piety are required, looking at which, your non-christian fellow citizens would be imbued with respect for you, your blessedness, the episcopate and the entire molankar church. in this sense, you bear a very important witness to orthodoxy, in one of the most numerous countries in the world in which christianity is not the majority, the arrival of your holiness in russia, of course, testifies to our fraternal relations, not only between churches, but also between our peoples, i assure you that your visit will write a new, good page in the relations between our countries and between our peoples. it is a blessing for us today to be here on this holy day, when the memory of metropolitan peter is celebrated, and to convey to you the best wishes from the entire malankara church of india and as your holiness has already noted, our church was founded on indian soil by t

eisenhower or john f, kennedy, you know, please assassinate patti lumumba and fidel castro. that in fact, the cia was operating within the realm of authority that was clearly signaled to them under the rules of the time, which were plausible deniability for the president. it shall never be put in writing, but we're unmistakably sending you the message that we want this to happen and nobody will ask any questions if it does. then finally, back to senator hart's point about how none of us we were all getting into issues. we never expected to see you. they didn't teach assassination law in law school. and so the, you know, what was the, what was the ultimate policy issue we had surfaced here? it wasn't clear, was this against the law? should it be against the law? maybe, maybe assassination is simply equivalent to a declaration of war or authorization of some other covert action that could save thousands or millions of lives. so what the committee came to on this issue, and there were similar grappling with 100 other issues, was that at the very least, this needs to be consider

fidel castro understood that he had no other way to defend the victory of the revolution, but he knewraternal solidarity and military assistance from moscow would be provided. i wanted castras. formalize a military-political treaty between cuba and the soviet union, but khrushchev refused. he was firmly convinced that if the americans found out in advance about plans to base missiles in cuba, they would do anything to prevent this. therefore, the only option was the hidden placement of missiles. there is something other than faith, only faith. the famous soothsayer, blind, but who saw the future, vanga, passed away in 1996, she has been gone for almost 30 years, but now, when the planet is so turbulent, the aggravation in the middle east seriously makes us think about the threat of a global conflict, more and more of her predictions appear, i say i see what wars are going on, what grief is happening, in search of some kind of explanation for support, people are trying to comprehend these prophecies and find the answer to the question: will it be possible to escape the third world war?

we are very concerned about the fidelity of our intelligence and escalation of conflict in the middle east. the there are some questions. >> as one of two republicans doing this, what we witnessed a few days ago is absolutely terrific. babies being beheaded. we took about to stand against anti-semitism. nine individuals of this body voted no. does anyone want to take a guess what party they were for? what i want to see out of this administration -- i want to see president biden go after our allies. we will extradite these hamas terrorists that we know are there. the other thing i would like to say is i would like this administration to get out of israel's way. they will keep every israel safe. these savages not only kill jewish people but christian people, to kill hindu people and everyone underneath the sun. they want to end our way of life in this country as well. it is my honor to introduce my friend and a jewish colleague of mine. >> thank you, mr. chairman for convening us today. two short-term things and maybe one long term. everything within its power to make sure that whatever

live now to tom stevenson, investment director at fidelity. good morning to you, tom.ink twice before i hire someone on a permanent basis, wouldn't you? absolutely ou basis, wouldn't you? absolutely you would _ basis, wouldn't you? absolutely you would and _ basis, wouldn't you? absolutely you would and it _ basis, wouldn't you? absolutely you would and it follows - basis, wouldn't you? absolutely you would and it follows on - you would and it follows on neatly from what simon was just saying about companies having to refinance their debts at much higher rates and that is giving them pause for thought when it comes to employing people. and these latest figures that you mentioned there are really very clear that the slowdown in hiring, it continues. there are really four elements here. the slowdown in the number of vacancies, a slowdown in the number of actual appointments. what we are also seeing is more people available for work and thatis people available for work and that is because redundancies are rising to more people are out there in the market trying to get ano

tried the wedding , but try, do it, came in, did it, like that, well done, well, you called swan fidelity or in it so happened that before being sent to the army, well, military service, uh, my uncle sang karaoke at home, so it sank into my soul so much that i was right there on the train, sang it, got drunk, that is i was silent for a month and a half, because it was impossible there, there was no place to sing in the army, and it so happened that here she is so... the first first song i ever performed on stage is a swan 's fidelity, well, let's sing here after ours, swans were flying over the earth, on a sunny day, it was bright and joyful for them, in the sky in mine. oh, and the earth seemed to caress, and in this sound, suddenly someone shot at the birds , a cry burst out that my beloved is with you, and quickly, without your love, the sky is all, where are you my beloved, come back quickly, you are not yours , my heart answers, anandrey, i had a very amazing story with this song, in fact, and i played notre dame de paris, played quasimod, but when we had a casting, i was sure that i

so that's why they were talking about fidel castro. and they had they had students come in and. they were told, you're going to be hearing someone give a speech about fidel castro, either pro or con. some students were told the person picked the position. others were told that they had been randomly assigned the position. they were just told, you have to write a pro-castro or an anti castro speech. right. and what they expected was if if the if the subjects that the person had chosen their they would think, oh, yeah, the person who wrote the program speech is pro-castro. they expected the person who was randomly assigned the position would not. it meant anything about how that person felt. right. so if you're told you've to write a pro-castro speech, it wouldn't shouldn't mean anything how you really feel. right? so that was what they expected, what they actually found, no matter whether it chosen or assigned the students who listened to the speech, thought speaker was pro-castro or anti. if they had to give the anti castro speech, does that make sense? it's a little hard to. ok

no idea how that would work or how it's going to be black or who is going to be taking list for fidelity all sat there is a journalist, hudson boucher in gaza. many things hush him for more on the humanitarian crisis in gaza. let's now speak to a b. i take the senior regional communications officer for the world food program in charge of the middle eastern region. it's nice to have you with us. what are you hearing from your staff on the ground? how dire is the food situation at the moment? a well, it's a very desperate situation. does that is grappling with the lack of basic supplies, see via fuel shortages that is deafening, to bring out operations into a complete stop. food and lots that are running out and people are facing be, are increasing the facing very desperate conditions. um the um the, the food supplies are almost out of the city. um, you know, the, the, the many of the big it is the worst with program work with we have 24 bit cookies when the conference starts and all of them have stuff of producing except for one. that's because the either sustained damage or because of th

have no idea how that would work or how is going to be blunt, or who is going to be taking list for fidelity all sat. there is a journalist sized um below shot in guys. many things hush and fun minister benjamin netanyahu is facing rising pressure at home to safely bring back the more than 200 hostages. that israel says analysis holding many people feel the is really air strikes. are also endangering the captains on saturday night. and y'all, who met with hostages family members, some of whom publicly support swapping the hostages for palestinian prisoners held in israel. candles formed the number 1400 a grand tale. it's the number of victims killed in this month. how much terror attack on southern israel, how much also sees more than $220.00 hostages. according to israel, their families are demanding answers the holding pictures of victims and hostages. protesters took to the streets, chomping slogans against prime minister benjamin netanyahu. how long will we continue with the splunk check until when? what else tomorrow your children, their grandchildren, if nothing, yahoo met relatives to

union, who was idolized and adored, vilely fled from the country to which she once swore love and fidelitygether with her husband, to become an agent. everyone exhaled, everyone said, thank god she left. thank you, maxim galkinkin. from mega-fame and a woman who sings bukacheva turned into a walking advertisement for artists who fled over the hill. at concerts. which she already goes to work. why? what else could a star, which shone brightly only in russia, begin to quickly fade in the west? a clear confirmation of this is the appearance of the straightforward woman in the role of the wedding general at the festival in jurmala. pugachev was unrecognizable, emaciated, cheerless and with a dull look. for me it was a big shock, because when alla borisovna left our country and simply left. putting everything, i think you have it here your beloved country, your fans, your friends, alugachevo’s work has always been of special value for russians, her hits are still sung at weddings, in karaoke, the russian pop diva was immensely trusted and could forgive everything except the vile betrayal in whi

. >> what we are looking to do his fidelity to the law. as we went through that exercise, we both identified instances in which there had been a bit of a gap between what some of the guidelines had laid out and what the law on the books had said, as well as just entire doctrinal frameworks that had not really been front and center. support of this exercise comes we wanted to make sure we were closing that gap, making sure the guidelines were fully faithful to the precedent on the books and that we were also ensuring that it was comprehensive. and so they were accounting for different ways that mergers may threaten competition even if they hadn't been top of mind in recent years. so as part of that exercise, we wanted to make sure that we were showing our work, to make sure that if these guidelines are going to look different, explain how they are grounded in the law and seems like a natural part of that exercise. i think reflecting more generally, there's been greater reliance on a whole set of tools including economic tools that are reall

. >> a core pillar of what we are looking to do is fidelity to the law. a key part of this at the front and was to say let's go back and look at what the law says. the text of the clayton act and the legal precedent that is still on the books. it is still routinely cited by the courts. as we went through that exercise went through instances in which, you know, there'd been a bit of a gap of wow they laid it out and what the book said. as well as justin tires framework that has not really been front and center. part of this exercise we wanted to make sure that we were closing back out. making sure the guidelines were fully faithful on the books. we were also ensuring that the document was comprehensive. they were w accounting for different ways that they may threaten competition even if these had not been top of mind in recent years. part of that exercise, we wanted to makein sure that we were orshowing our work. if the guidelines will look different, the burden is on us to explain how they are grounded in the law inciting legal precedent seemed like a par

government instead was seeing arise on the far right side was seeing advised, with the ultimate fidelity a if the as well as the so could free versus policy. which recently was involved in a n a. and then on to some it says in scandal, most policies have made games. and um, we all like to you, but in the end, i think we are likely to see my concert. i and the concept has already signaled that they wants to continue as it was, they want to continue with the um, with the free versus policy of the government. so i think not much is going to change amount regard or do you think so dw, the little corresponding, emily gorgine we will end it there, but stay tuned to learn about the turbulent election campaigns that has played out in slovakia in our show reporter. don't forget there's more news on d, w dot com and of course tap into eric instagram and acts at dw news. i'm michael. ok, bye for now. the meeting in here as a cliff, as a 9 year is on the i think every class has some news. in some degree a few people is con, changed the degree of see it. nonetheless, the shift of it in the interior,

zaryadye concert hall, a solemn ceremony was held, where the laureates of the all-russian prize for fidelity nominations in total. this year a record number of applications were received: almost 2,000. as the press secretary noted. everything that is happening now in the world, our scientists continue to work in many countries, even that of the collective west, using new opportunities, many of our scientists began to work in new directions in asian countries, the east, new opportunities are opening up, and of course we must take advantage of this, we must take advantage of it. our interests, our national interests. already this evening, all viewers on the air of the first will be treated to real fantasy, the start of a new season, the most intriguing mystery. there are no boundaries between the virtual and the real, new avatars begin the race for victory, all performers are divided into two teams - superstars and rising stars. will the jury be able to guess who is hiding behind the avatar? in the new season, emotions are heightened even more, the level of performances is higher, and of cours

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a girl when found out that the agency been involved in assassination, including fidel castro, almoston a demented pattern. it opened up a lot of new doors and. knows it. and the major one was that the cia used mafia figures to try to help in the plots against castro. why? well, because the cia, the mafia had owned and run both havana and, most of cuba for quite a number of decades. so when bill colby, then director of cia, opened up the so-called family jewels, that led to an awful lot of our investigations, here were three named mafia figures. so so the first thing we discovered was that a former director, alan dulles, a member of the warren commission had not revealed to chief justice earl warren and the members of the warren commission. those plots and use of mafia figures. well, you don't have to be genius to understand the implications of that. so we set out, with the help, some people at this table to try to bring these three mafia figures in. we. one in johnny roselli and ended up bringing him in twice we had subpoenaed or prepared to subpoena. sam g and collins. and here's wh

they, fidel castro says socialism, communism is a world reality today. there is no halfway between communism and capitalism. their target is us, our institutions, our religions, our families, our children karl marx, who developed the basic theories. communism was a sick man. most his life sick in body spirit. he once said the capitalists will for my carbuncle. so we have karl marx believe that capitalism, as he saw it in the 19th century, was stagnating, beginning to decay, and that communism was predestined to replace it, starting with the highly industrialized nations like germany. that was just one of his many mistakes actually. it took the misery. the disillusionment and the slaughter of world war one to bring the first communist regime into power. not in germany, but where marx least expected russia. in 1917. europe is entering fourth year of war. karl has been dead for 34 years, but one of his most fanatic disciples, the bolshevik, vladimir lenin, is in exile in switzerland with 13 devoted followers on the eastern between germany and russia, within

most popular hits in those days, but remember, who else remembers, a ballad about a mother, swan fidelitymoved to moscow and having headed the magazine youth, the poet came to his hometown many times, on the embankment, where he loved to come so much, there is a monument to the honorary citizen of the city, poet andrei dementyev, and i simply cannot live without the volga, how good come to the crimson wound to sit on the shore and be silent near her silence; on the street named after him the only house of poetry in russia has been opened. today, in the gadget age, everyone has become their own photographer, we click the camera from right to left, without thinking or forgetting that photography is an art, how this art was born and developed, you can find out in this small museum, and although the museum is not intended to a camera museum, but it houses an amazing collection of photographic equipment that shows the path of development of cameras over more than 100 years. which one cameras have come a long way over the centuries, from the first mahogany accordion cameras to point-and-shoot c

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thank you, today in moscow the winners of the ninth all-russian prize for fidelity to science were awarded zaryady concert hall. this year the award received a record number of applications, more than 1,200 from participants from 78 regions. the winners were determined in fourteen categories. so, for example, the best popular science project of the year recognized a community on a social network called science. in the mentor category, the leader was pyotr shirkov from the united institute for nuclear research. financial rewards and special prizes, for example, a trip to the north pole on an icebreaker or a visit to the cosmodrome. and then sports news, i give the floor to my colleagues from matchtv. you know what i love most when your eyes light up. with this special light, come, fall in love, be surprised, be inspired, your moscow. the new free bet doubles the first deposit to 20,000. get it it instantly, winline will double your deposit, without options. news time, especially for ntv, in the studio alexey kochetkov. hello, in the next 5 minutes we will discuss the most striking events fr

being a contemporary and ally of chagivar and fidel castro, when we asked him if he was tired, there, and before coming to us in russia, taishlasa visited france, vietnam, turkey and eventually came to moscow, to which he replied, the most important thing is that the spirit of struggle does not get tired, as for physical fatigue. it does not matter. dear colleagues, i want these words to be the basis for us in the work, in the work that should.... politicians of each country, if they want their state, their people to live happily, in a sovereign state, they themselves can plan their future , this spirit of struggle, we see how strong it is in every person, in cuba, because for more than 60 years now, the country faces a variety of sanctions, with enormous pressure, the island of freedom withstands them, defends its sovereignty, does everything to ensure that cuba lives, for us this is a good example of how we should work, how we should fight, how we should love our country, and i hope that they will add parliamentary opportunities to us so that we develop not only relations between o

from legendary cuban leader of fidel castro. to the founder of the people's republic of china. and i would say to him for countless authoritarian rulers to the verse, 8600 was the ultimate set of wheels. these people, they pointed always to have the biggest and the nicest of the newest of the money. there is no road and therefore there's a new car. mercedes, i want these guys, well, the rock side of hussein, likewise on the 600 and his love of the armored mercedes model almost spelled doomed for peter show how much i was there for service purposes. and it just happened because it was in the ninety's in february 9th, even live in the 1st gulf war broke out. but luckily enough, i was getting out in due time side of hussein's mercedes, 600 is now featured as a peterson automotive museum in los angeles. state limousine with a very particular set of extras is that all of this is running boards all around the car. so the his guards, i mean there's running boards on the sides and on the back where i guess his body guards would stand. i would not have bought the car if it was easy, i m

the fidelity made an effort to turn people into killer robots . the see, i developed a program to change human personality with the aid of drugs and they use various methods. in addition to using drugs, they use torture, they use sexual abuse, sleep deprivation, you know, things frankly, that we now associate, for example, when, well, what? it's been done that the detention center i'm going wanted animal bay the this voltage is from a village, liberated from the ukrainian on a right before the retreat to the end of february 2022 ukrainian forces personnel tortured and executed people here. this man was shot in the head of the take a fresh look around his life. kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse, i really would say better will, is it just as a chosen for you? fractured images, presented as fast. can you see through their illusion going underground? can the out probably higher my little storage. i the model girl to i got you, no problem saying t

and live in perfect harmony, because next to them lives a real symbol of new life, good luck, and fidelitytasia, they make such interesting sounds, and what is it they are unhappy that we climbed into their den, no, rather, they evoke pity from their parents, as if in a nest, so that they feed them, they create such whining sounds, i want to eat, i want to eat, and the parents always fly, hunting again all day long, from morning to evening, they seem to be collecting some kind of food and bringing it to feed them, and they have some kind of special food, well, what kind of food do you cook with, absolutely not, this is a bird of prey that feeds on fish , meat, any living creatures, it even goes as far as chickens, that’s how they buy them in factories, yes, they feed chickens, mice, uh, fish, absolutely any, river, sea, they eat anything, the only thing that cannot be is that it should be salted, it must be fresh or freshly frozen, defrosted and brought to room temperature, this is a mandatory condition, and of course, it’s fresh, but it shouldn’t be... rotten and so on, only fresh food, b

cuban leader fidel castro urged khrushchev to strike the united states first.ere going on, and there was still no direct communication between the leaders. as a result, at night the parties were able to reach a compromise. the ussr removed missile launchers from cuba, and the united states pledged not to invade the island freedom to remove their missiles from turkey. on october 27, 2005, the town of pushchina near moscow received the status of a science city, but even before that , for half a century, this settlement in the terpukhovsky district of the moscow region was the center of scientific thought. on the initiative of the president of the ussr academy of sciences, alexander nismiyanov, here in the middle of the 20th century, when molecular biology was rapidly developing in the world, it was decided to create a whole town for biologists with a lot of it. physics, plant physiology, chemistry of rare elements and others. as a result, 20,000 more residents have now been admitted, there are 9 institutes and one observatory, with several operating gigantic radi