sala sarah flanders about this. the author and head of the international action center in new jersey, usa mrs. flanders, hello. thank you, i am happy to be with you. mrs. flanders, the zionist regime bombed the tents in awara in rafah palestinian refugee camp last night. special reporter on rights the united nations said in the palestinian territories. this is done while it has not been a week since the international court of justice required israel not to carry out the attack. everyone says that this ruling is considered binding according to international law . what does israel think about itself and the international community in its actions? no value to any entity. and there is no international law. he has done these actions himself and ignored international organizations , ignoring international and global institutions, from the united nations to other places, and he has been doing this for 75 years now. gives and they ignore the international opinions and unfortunately during this time they with the non-stop su

flanders this attack. this is done while it has not been a week since the international court of justice ordered israel not to stop the attack, and everyone says that this ruling is according to international law. it is considered binding what israel thinks about itself and the international community, which does not attach any value to any institution or any international law in its actions. you see, israel has always taken these actions and ignored international organizations. they know that these courts are in a show mode and therefore they know that they do not have the power to enforce their judgments, they do not have a guarantee of enforcement, and even though they announced that israel is violating international regulations, they continue their work because they know that nothing can be done against them, this crime is a reaction. westerners' reactions have always been talking, and in fact, this talking has only allowed israel to continue its crimes, and westerners, like america, will help israel w

on may 16, 1200 , a new ruler appeared in the world, he became a european knight, baldwin of flanderswho was crowned the first emperor of the latin empire. it was created by the crusaders after they captured constantinople and the byzantine empire fell. this happened during the fourth crusade, when the knights, instead of going to egypt and palestine, captured and plundered the ancient christian capital, but baldwin wanted to be like the byzantine emperors in everything. solemn ceremony. took place in the cathedral of st. sophia, he dressed in the ceremonial attire of the byzantine rulers, a purple mantle and purple boots, but he did not rule for long, the byzantine nobility were irritated by the greed of the crusaders and the policy of latinization, they were accustomed to the traditions of greek culture. the bulgarian tsar kalayan, together with the polovtian army, supported the byzantines in the battle of andrianople, the crusaders were defeated, baldwin died, but the latin empire lasted for another half a century until... they regained constantinople and revived their state for 20

the director of the international action center, sarah flanders says the us here is the loss of its dominance, but western countries are deeply divided over sending support to ukraine. so i think they're using what they call plausible denial. where they're saying one thing and doing another, they are providing ukraine with unlimited billions and billions of dollars worth of weapons. and at the very moment they're saying phone don't do this at the same time . they're saying, well, it's up to the ukraine, whether they do this or not. of course, they do the same thing in palestine and garza. they provide unlimited arms weapons and encouragement to these rallies under the same time. say that they are for some sort of other resolution. right now. us imperialism fears complete to boss. well, there's deep divisions and they don't wherever there's pressure from the mass movement to be self. so my cronan france, so they put up a trial balloon on sunday, nato, and sending french troops to ukraine. it was overwhelmingly, by mass sentiment pushed back. but it's nevertheless out there as a proposal. so yo

he became the european knight baldwin of flanders, who was crowned the first emperor of the latin empirethe crusaders after they captured constantinople and the byzantine empire fell. this happened during the fourth crusade, when the knights marched instead. egypt and palestine captured and plundered the ancient christian capital. but baldwin wanted to be like the byzantine emperors in everything. the ceremony took place in the hagia sophia. he dressed himself in the ceremonial attire of the byzantine rulers, a purple robe and purple boots. but he did not rule for long. the byzantine nobility were irritated by the greed of the crusaders by the latinization policy. they are accustomed to the traditions of greek culture. bulgarian tsar kalayan, together with the polovtian army of the byzantines. supported in the battle of andrianople, the crusaders were defeated, baldwin died, but the latin empire lasted for another half a century, until the byzantines regained constantinople and revived their state for 200 years, then it was conquered by the turks and ottomans. 100 years ago, on may 16, 1

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because we, we've seen the influence of our full flanders who has thought of how we use the 2 of the sources without the throwing the mother up. her belief is that these bridges are the best symbols of the culture of the region and represent the relationship between indigenous communities and the ecosystem may help in other ways to in the living room. this hospital, a lot of employment opportunities for the people in the soap, the unemployment problem, and also has increased the income given the thing of the people in those villages, especially with they've been good with this off, locals look as guides as well as if i couldn't voting that homes into homes, days a night in the homes to in a village with living with bridges. can honor family around 2000 rubies, a $25.00 euros per night doors and though can be a double edged sword, concrete steps ticketing bullets and was funded by the state government have sprung up and bridges the men to hold a few people at a time beginning to show signs of wet and the hordes of trampling doors to feed 7th. ready to make calling villages have now be

cloud car before it goes straight off a cliff. co director of the international action center sir flanders says the us fear is the last of its dominance. but western countries are deeply divided over sending support team crane. so i think they're using what they call plausible denial. where they're saying one thing and doing another, they are providing ukraine with unlimited billions and billions of dollars worth of weapons. and at the very moment they're saying phone don't do this at the same time . they're saying, well, it's up to the ukraine, whether they do this or not. of course, they do the same thing in palestine and gaza. they provide unlimited arms weapons and encouragement to these realities. and at the same time, say that they are for some sort of other resolution. right now, us imperialism fears complete loss. well, there's deep divisions and they don't wherever there's pressure from the mass movement to be self. so my cronan france, so they put up a trial balloon on sunday, nato, and sending french troops to ukraine. it was overwhelmingly, by mass sentiment pushed back. but it

haidi: japanese equities that has been some redirection back to china away from japan after flanders went to the opposite direction. for china, do you see this as a short-term tactical rebound, or is it insignificant significant rereading of ms. gossett's? audrey: -- is it a significant rerating of risk assets? audrey: for now, i think that it is quite technical in nature. if you think about it, a lot of investors are light on china, quite bearish on china to begin with, so there is some rotation out of the u.s. which is really outperforming tremendously, entertainment where it is cheaper. -- into china, where it is cheaper. even today, the policymakers are meeting with bankers to consider whether they want to enact a proposal for developers to buy up some of the unused or unsold homes in the market. that would bode well for investor sentiment, and more importantly, home buyer sentiment as well. one of the key concern homebuyers have is, even if i buy the house today, perhaps it will not be delivered to me because of finance issues. so it should go a long way to alleviate these conce

, a reminder of the death of memento the sea, all this will disappear forever, this is luxury in flanderss to childhood memories; publicist yuri svetov says that he considered snyders’ subjects to be the author’s imagination. given the meagerness of our counters, all this that was there, dead poultry, fruits, well, fish, oysters, i thought that he probably came up with all this, that this does not happen in life, gastronomic associations do not interfere with the perception of today. the viewer is amazed not so much by the abundance of nature's gifts as by the skill of the renaissance artists . dmitry skovsky, alexander loginov, konstantin nikitin, vesti petersburg. in st. petersburg there is a premiere, a film version of hades of the helikon opera play, directed by dmitry bertman, a complete immersion into the mysterious world of ancient egypt and the dramatic love story of the ethiopian princess slave and the egyptian commander. multi-camera shooting, advanced lighting technologies from. the film, the opera aida, will be shown in cinemas as part of the large-scale cultural project theat

as the canadian poet john mccrae said in flanders fields, the poppies blow between the crosses. said the torch be yours to hold it high. well, here in botley and across the country ahead of that 80th anniversary, the torch and the memories of those who passed will be held high. >> lovely. thank you. charlie, i'm very nice . i'm very nice. >> it's a hugely significant d—day 80th anniversary because those some of those men, there were women, of course, on d—day. the nurses, they're not going to be with us for much longer. yeah. so it's really significant and i'm going to be there. i know d—day with gb news, on the beaches, talking to some of those veterans. brilliant. with the with the wonderful guys from the with the wonderful guys from the taxis who are going to drive those to the every year to, to war memorials every year. so that would be really important. so, and i can't believe that 1 in 10 don't know what d—day is. what are they believe in our schools. >> not that, what do you think this portrait of king charles brand new portrait painted by jonathan yeo. i am incredibly fo