toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking foreign language] toutou: [speaking foreign language] lydia: voguing is a sub-culture and a dance that emerged from new york city's queer scene in the 1980s. members of different families or houses compete in walk-offs and dance battles at voguing balls. house founders are known as mothers and fathers. mother lua: but we can also move just a little. toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] lydia: in a week's time, toutou and his family will compete in the first major ballroom event of the year, the shanghai baby voguing ball. toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] toutou: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in foreign lguage] jia: [speaking in foreign language] jia: [speaking in forei

a foreign language] >> so we slept on bunks made of metal. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> that in itself was a kind of torture. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> in the course of those three months i was only able to wash myself with more or less warm water when they took to us showers, once. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> they refused to receive any packages of supplies of any kind. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> in my case there were no relatives or family to come and bring such packages. there were other girls in other cells who had family, but they could not receive those packages, either. >> [speaking a foreign language] >> and i don't know if i should mention that, but of course no toothbrushes, no toothpaste, no creams of any kind. you can foreforget about that. . thank you for your testimony and your life. when you were arrested, captured, do you believe if they knew who you were and what you had been doing? when i. michael: . [speaking in native language]. well, when the men and uniform of the republic security was checking my id, he saw my name and kind of re

between russia and foreign states. embassy order - it was a small hut on the territory of the moscow kremlin , which, as a rule, received foreign messengers. at the court of ivan the terrible, later, in the 18th century, the first diplomatic missions abroad began to appear, but there were literally a few of them at the time of a colleague of foreign affairs, peter i tried to establish relations with countries and europe, so the number of diplomatic missions became more and more and, as a rule, they opened those states with which the russian empire. proclaimed in 1721 supported quite intense dialogue. it is interesting that at the end of the reign of peter i, for the first time, the russian sovereign began to be portrayed by western propaganda in the form of a bear ; had not only an extensive bureaucratic apparatus, located in the city of st. petersburg in the building on the pevchesky bridge. these are also numerous embassies and general consulates, open both in europe and in asian countries and in a good way, but the

[applause] [foreign language] [speaking foreign language] [applause] sne. warnock -- sen. warnock: i live in a state where one in three adults have diabetes. and one in three asians have diabetes. that number may be higher because it often goes undiagnosed. that is why i wrote another provision that will soon be written into law that caps the cost of insulin for folks on medicare to know more than $34 per month on autopilot it -- out-of-pocket costs. i did this because i do not work for big corporations, i work for you. [speaking foreign language] [applause] sen. warnock: also the same piece of legislation gives medicare the ability to negotiate the price of prescription drugs. [speaking foreign language] [applause] sen. warnock: let me pivot now and talk just a little bit about something that is hazardous to the health of all of us. that is hate. hate is hazardous to our health. and injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere. that's why when i heard the tragic news about the victims of the atlanta spa shootings, and that many of them were korean american, i was

country an immediate threat on the way to total us dominance in a un general assembly session rushes. foreign minister says that moscow security proposals were oregon li rejected by the west as the 2nd day of voting wraps up in the don't boss, suffer osha and have some regions. we continue our special coverage of the ongoing referendums on whether to join russia and here from some locals. there. this means everything to us. my son has been fighting in the look on republic for 8 years. for me, this is everything with this is our choice. i've been waiting for this since 2014, almost 1000 international observe is also working out the referendum and done yet people's republic, but some notes in the high level of organization and enthusiasm of many voters. really my visual, a parting station we've been to. there's a very friendly atmosphere. people came to the polls willingly and with smiles on their faces. we haven't detected any violations. and it all runs in compliance with the needed level of transparency and international norms. ah, it's sunday and that means it's the weekly here on oxy, i'm

governments and foreign agencies to the same data. americans signing up for twitter have no idea that they are at least vulnerable to that possibility and we know that the conviction of individuals in saudi arabia for dealing with the saudi government is proof positive of that possibility. thank you very much.f senator grassley. >> i'm going to take off where the chairman just left off. the communist chinese government bans twitter, yet companies based in china advertise on the platform. when a user clicks on such an advertisement they presumably redirected to a website controlled by the chinese government which can collect vast amounts of data and track their location. with respect to pro-democracy chinese citizens, is twitter endangering their lives by allowing china to advertise on the platform? >> i think that's a very valid concern, and that was a concern that was raised to me by the employees inside twitter who were disturbed that in a country where the service was not allowed to be used and provide a voice to the public, but th

foreign cars. this is a record.rtment has been operating, used cars from japan are known for their reliability and favorable price since march. lists the car market in russia collapsed exchange rates too and people stopped buying cars from japan the car market is turning a bit right-hand drive europe however, many of those who buy such foreign cars do not even suspect that they are at a huge risk of unprecedented levels of corruption from abuses in this business. for the first time on television, our colleagues from the program showed investigations. eduard petrova, the journalist explained how, during a sea voyage, the bodies of right-hand drive foreign cars are cut , processed as spare parts to save on duties, and then welded in garages using such manipulation, otherwise they lose their strength, turning into coffins on wheels, and the state budget receives less billions taxes to the naked eye. we see the seams, below the seams, here the seam. that is, it turns out absolutely? the designer who is being assembled h

getting involved in a foreign war. so by the way, that backfires a badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association with the america first movement, the incorrect belief that it's an isolationist document and it's not. he's talking about a foreign policy of independents, of not squandering our strength. and no, we shouldn't start trying to export democracy or get involved in foreign fights. we should focus on strengthening ourself. but once we are strong as a nation, an independent nation, then we can make decisions based on our own perception of national interest and justice. that's different from isolationism. >> joe, in a recent book of yours, you have a long section on washington and his foreign policy vision writ large. looking not just at the farewell address but his actions across all of time as commander-in-chief in particular, both times. what is your read on the foreign policy vision of a washington? >> that there is a portion of his l

he was applauded, foreign leaders said goodbye. the ambassadors of the united states of britain germany france and the only foreign leader who was not afraid and came personally was the hungarian prime minister viktor orban, as gorbachev's comrades-in-arms say, with all his heart he wanted to build a new, more perfect soviet union, because in the old one he did not like a lot of emergency economic reforms and deficit costs, empty shelves in stores, a dry law announced so that people drink less in the country, and as a reaction to coupons for sugar and a sharp surge in home brewing in the nineties, when mikhail sergeevich became the first in in the history of the ussr, the president of the country was already completely different in the kremlin, congresses of people's deputies thundered. and not everyone in the party elite approved of such changes. hence the gkchp in august 1991, and as we remember the isolation of gorbachev at the dacha in foros, gorbachev is in the hands of a referendum on the preservation of the soviet union and

in the hands of a foreign agent embedded at twitter, a foreign adversary can use the same technology to attract pro democracy dissidents within the country but also to spy on americans. this has actually happened in the past. in 2019 two twitter employees used their position to access private user data and gave it to saudi arabia. these foreign agents were able to access and provide personal information on more than 6000 individuals of interest to the saudi government. simply put the whistleblower disclosures paint a very disturbing picture of companies that solely focus on profit at any expense including the safety and security of its users. that has been alleged that twitter knowingly violated a consent decree entered into with the federal trade commission in 2011. it required twitter to address their access however, instead of complying with the degree -- decree and fixing these security matters it alleged that twitter ceo misled board of directors. so i'm concerned that for almost 10 years the federal trade commission didn't know didn't know and didn't take strong enough action t

or, of course, the foreign currency equivalent of that amount.plies only to accounts opened in the countries of the eurasian economic union, that is, it is in kazakhstan armenia republic of belarus the kyrgyz republic, as well as countries that provide automatic exchange of information on financial accounts with russia offers to purchase, a popular game console at a reduced price usually low prices are most often used by scammers as social engineering to lure a potential victim eugene is called fishing in english to catch fish. only bait. here is an offer you can't refuse low price or profitable promotion. in this case, the name of the site. very similar to the well-known official to the point of mixing up your mobile phone and payment method. we press confirm to pay for the order and we are directed to phishing resources. ah, this is how the logo of a well-known bank looks like here, it’s just that scammers can have your data. therefore, when applying for a foreign card online , pay attention to the address bar. yes, an attacker has very access

i hate the russians to such attacks in the russian foreign ministry reacted immediately to the carpetled the ambassador of the kingdom of norway, who promised to send an unrestrained employee home in connection with unacceptable behavior, that's a diplomat. e, burst into the hotel dissatisfied with some waxy conditions of his and expresses completely, not related to these living conditions of the guests. uh, the norm, chicken, in general, such tough behavior towards russia and russian citizens. this is simply unacceptable. i personally do not perceive her as a diplomat. how many more such diplomats are in russia, hiding outright russophobia under the guise of tolerance, experts answer quite a lot. in addition, many employees of foreign embassies are fighters for democracy and human rights only for video, but, in fact, they are engaged in subversive activities, sponsor and help those who want to to harm russia in the first place by the speeches of russians who have received the status of foreign agents. everyone sponsored that directly with the west and, accordingly, it doesn’t work ou

'o the hands of foreign powers. americans like me expect that twitter will protect that information. thanks to a whistleblower who comes forward, we've learned that twitter has not secured the data of tens of millions americans were countless other users. that whistleblower is here today. so we welcome you. he comes before the committee today not only as an expert in the field of cybersecurity, but also as a whistleblower. i think all of my colleagues know that i have a great deal of admiration for whistleblowers. i've always said that whistleblowers are patriotic individuals who often sacrifice their own career as well as their livelihood to root out fraud and abuse. thank you very much for being here. because of these disclosures, we've learned that data from twitter users was potentially exposed to foreign intelligence agencies. for example, his disclosure indicates that india was able to place at least two suspect foreign assets within twitter. the soldiers also note that the fbi notified twitter of at least one

and the foreign assets work for twitter. that means these foreign assets can also access the data. to put a finer point on the allegations, twitter has allegedly used the data it collects and the tools it has to locate individuals who made threats against board members. in the hands of a foreign agent embedded at twitter, a foreign adversary could use the same technology to cut down pro-democracy dissidents within their country, but also to spy on americans. this has actually happened in the past. in 2019, two twitter employees were indicted by the fbi. they used their position at twitter to access private user data and then gave it to saudi arabia. these foreign agents were able to access and provide personal information on more than 6000 individuals of interest to the saudi government. simply put, the whistleblower disclosures paint a very disturbing picture of a company that is solely focused on profit at any expense, including at the expense of safety and security of its users. additionally, it has been alleged that twitter knowingly violated a consent agree -- a decree that it

as the irish foreign minister said, this war will end. and it is up to the united nations to make sure that it ends sooner rather than later through negotiation. ellen, we are also expecting the ukrainian foreign minister to speak and just a few moments. and of course we'll cross back to that when he starts. after that, we are expecting that to be some kind of debate, but what ultimately will come of this meeting? well, i think what the americans and others have been clear and, and it's clear that messages have been coordinated. each country is focusing on a different part of the war while it certainly expressing general condemnation of what is happening in ukraine. i did, the international criminal court is investigating, but there won't be a specific reference from the security council. and of course, the security council, if there was to be a vote on any sanctions against russia, if there was to be any action against russia. and there was a vote then there would be a veto, and that veto would come from russia. and that's the point that

now from there we had the russian foreign minister talk about the need for the u. n. to be restructured in a way that countries around the world that are from the developing areas, latin america, africa, and asia could be given more adequate representation on the security council. he talked specifically about africa and how it is under represented in world affairs, maliciously commune was conflict situations in africa, require abandoning the temptation to make them the subject of ju political, 0, sum games on consolidating external plays in support of the initiatives of the african union. during the un general assembly session, there were other speeches that raised important issues facing the globe. for example, we heard from the representative of india to coal for reform multilateralism with the reforms of the security council at school, and joyce considerable support among you and members. it does so because of the widespread recognition that the cut in t architecture is anachronistic and ineffective. it is also perceived as deeply unfair, denying entire continents

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simeon: [speaking foreign language] female: [speaking foreign language] sean: in this video, boikov tauntspriest outside a ukrainian church in sydney. simeon: i wanna ask you a question. why do you have crimea is ukrainian on your church? everyone knows it's russian. male: everyone knows it's russian-- [speaking foreign language] sean: also present is vladimir simonian, the president of the night wolves australia motorcycle club. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: some would see that as intimidation. simeon: well, there's a fine line. i mean, if we wanted to, we could've done something much worse, but we wouldn't do that because we don't promote breaking the law. we don't promote radicalism. we don't promote anything like that, you know, that's un-australian and--but it's good to remind other people in our presence, our physical presence, just, you know, people seeing the fact that there are cossacks there, so forth, is enough to discourage anti-russian activities, and i've noticed that. sean: boikov spreads his relentlessly pro-russian views in the newspaper he founded called "russ

in a un general assembly session, russia's foreign minister says moscow security proposals were arrogantly rejected by the west as the 2nd day of voting wraps up in the dom bus for osha and kept song regions. we continue our special coverage of the ongoing referendums on whether to join russia on here from some locals that this means everything to us. my son has been fighting in the lugens republic for 8 years. for me, this is everything. yeah, this is our choice. i've been waiting for this since 2014, almost a 1000 international observers are also working at the referendum in the den. yes, the people's republic. with some noting the high level organization on enthusiasm, of many voters, dealing with the putting station we've been to, there's a very friendly atmosphere. people came to the polls willingly and with smiles on their faces. we haven't detected any violations, and it all runs in compliance with the needed level of transparency and international norms. with thank you for joining us early this sunday morning. you're watching the weekly here on our team on is peter scott, and these

so, in the course of a special operation to protect the donbass, 3,000 foreign mercenaries were destroyed in just a month, the russian military disabled 170 command posts of the armed forces of ukraine , defense minister sergei shoigu said this, but he began with very loud news. good afternoon, dear colleagues, let's get down to work, i'll start with the main events of the special military operation in ukraine. over the past 2 weeks, the native force of russia, together with the units of the people's militia of the lugansk donetsk people's republic , took control of a large defense center, the submerged force of ukraine in the settlement of the sands of hacking our planned and trained by the nationalists in defense engineering. the crime of the ukrainian army left a large number of weapons and wounded to all the victims russian military doctors provided qualified medical assistance. sconce, kherson nikolaev direction in the area of ​​aleksandrovka our troops reached the administrative border of the nikolaev region, the blagodatnaya settlement was liberated the attempt of the offensive of

uh, how to work in foreign markets. yes, what new tools to use?ich markets should we work and what tools should we use, you know, they need to work in all markets. i have always said, that is, so i will say that not only foreign policy should be a lot of vector. foreign trade should also be very similar there and we should have permanent interests in all regions. yes, that is, this postulate has not been canceled yet, it is hardly possible to come up with something more balanced and correct about the fact that eggs can be sold in different baskets, that is, to balance their foreign trade interests on the european market. it remains in our export interests. yes, of course, we have and said, this is a lot of victorism. it is we who should not turn away from any market, but try. e, any opportunities to explore opportunities, because the situation in foreign markets is constantly changing and this is the task of the marketing services of the exporting enterprise, yes, and our the task itself is to, well, let's say, support the nose downwind, yes, watc

policy conducting its foreign policy. and i think i'm going to reverse the order so i'll go straight to patricia to follow up for her comments i think the russian invasion of ukraine has raised urgent questions about taiwan's faith and of course many parallels have been drawn between ukraine and taiwan predicament. i think for those who work on asia, there have long been concerns about the shifting military balance in the taiwan strait. there's been a recognition that this balance has shifted largely to china's favor in recent years and of course this has raised questions about what more can the united states do to ensure that taiwan coulddefend itself , to ensure china can stand up to growing chinese aggression which has escalated across all domains, military and economic and diplomatic vis-cvis taiwan. i think for the united states and its allies, this has, the ones in ukraine i think especially for european countries and realized we don't want something similar to happen in asia. there's been an explosion of interest a

and the foreign assets work for twitter. that means these foreign assets can also access the data. to put a finer point on the allegations, twitter has allegedly used the data it collects and the tools it has to locate individuals who made threats against board members. in the hands of a foreign agent embedded at twitter, a foreign adversary could use the same technology to cut down pro-democracy dissidents within their country, but also to spy on americans. this has actually happened in the past. in 2019, two twitter employees were indicted by the fbi. they used their position at twitter to access private user data and then gave it to saudi arabia. these foreign agents were able to access and provide personal information on more than 6000 individuals of interest to the saudi government. simply put, the whistleblower disclosures paint a very disturbing picture of a company that is solely focused on profit at any expense, including at the expense of safety and security of its users. additionally, it has been alleged that twitter knowingly violated a consent agree -- a decree that it

igor margulov has been working in the foreign ministry since 1991 as deputy foreign minister. it has been since december 2011. i invite you, dear friends, to our next issue of the besogon-tv author's program, which will be called if god is for us, who is against us. i hope you understand. why is our show called that? i look forward to seeing you . i hope it will be interesting. let's translate from clerical, but understandable, everything is not so scary if there is an instruction. armenia turned to international organizations for help in resolving the situation on the border with azerbaijan yerevan demanded a reaction from the csto and the osce, the head of azerbaijan, ilham aliyev, held an operational meeting with the command of the armed forces of the republic although earlier yerevan and baku agreed to cease fire, the situation in the region and the statements already made natalia solovyova escalated hostilities erupted on the border of azerbaijan and armenia at midnight in moscow the parties blamed each other. who do they say the units of the azerbaijani armed forces open

uh, how to work in foreign markets. yes, what new tools to use? we work in and what tools we use you know work need in all markets. i have always said, that is, so i will say that, and not only foreign policy, there should be a lot of vector. foreign trade should also be very similar there and we should have permanent interests in all regions. yes, that is, this postulate has not yet been canceled by anyone, or something can, uh, come up with more balanced correctly that eggs can be told in different baskets, that is, to balance their external interests european market. it remains in our export interests. yes, of course, we have and you said that this is a lot of vectorization. it is we who must not turn away from any market, but try. eh, any opportunities to explore opportunities, because the situation in foreign markets is constantly changing and this is the task of the marketing services of the exporting enterprise. yes, and our immediate task is to, let's say, support the bottom of the labor drive to see what changes where? what it is not new,

[speaking foreign language]m: on the protest frontline, i met cherine el zein, a campaigner for political change, who told me lebanon's people had been abandoned by their leaders. cherine el zein: we don't have electricity. we don't have money. the banks took all our money. the government took our money. we have no work. we have no water, no education, nothing. we have nothing. ♪♪♪ ♪♪♪ adam: it was about to get much worse. on august 4 this year, the mid-summer heat was relentless, and a covid lockdown loomed. dive instructor alaa saad and his friends prepared an afternoon escape. alaa saad: it's a meditation. this is why we love the hobby. it's a meditation when you're going down below. it provides you with all the kind of calmness that you need and all the purity that you need now. adam: august 4 was the big day for a young beirut couple. [speaking foreign language] adam: amin shamle and his fiancé hanaa fanous were savoring the moment as they prepared for their wedding. they'd already put it off twice. finally

in a foreign war. so that by the way it backfires badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address, really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association. and the incorrect belief that it is an isolationist doctrine. it's not a song about a foreign policy of independence of not squandering our strength through false alliances we should not try to export democracy or get involved in foreign fights we should focus on strengthening ourselves. once we are strong and independent then we can make decisions based on her own national interests and it's different than isolationist. >> joe, and dialogue have a long section on washington vision at large looking not just at the farewell address but his actions across all of time as commander-in-chief both times. what is your read on the foreign policy vision washington that you would share? >> there is a portion of his legacy that is no longer relevant. i hear john and it's not really isolationism, but i don't ever envisioned us. he did envisi

the american envoys were not official recognized by the french foreign minister. my my french accent is so bad. i'm so sorry, charles morris. totally wrong. he sent a bunch of unofficial people to meet with him. these were known as the x-y-z agents to try and request various things from the american ministers before they could begin negotiations. they requested a couple of things. first around and the x, y, z agents were going to need a really huge bribe and they were pretty honest about this it. just had to be a lot of money and they had to pay it up, right? second aid. the united states needed to give a very big loan to france, which, again, they were pretty open. they were going to that to fight the war against the british. so that kind of would have been a problem with the neutrality concept. and third, they to denounce a speech that john adams had given may of 1797 when he declared that his his biggest, best goal was to retain peace. and in i put this i should not have named my talk a word that i have a struggle to say, but peace and inviolable faith with nat

this foreign body is a foreign object. inside. this, of course, is an emergency.ll happen if this foreign body is not found in time and for a long time, what inflammation threatens. we talked about it yes, an inflammatory process, and the inflammatory process will be, uh, pustular in nature; purulent endobranchitis develops with fever with intoxication with respiratory failure, and it is very poorly treated conservatively, for now. there is a foreign body there. bronchitis cannot be cured. and if this body stands for a long time, a bedsore can also form. and this is even more difficult. take out the people's body, of course , it will not be the parents. and the doctor, what methods doctors use for this, the child is subject to hospitalization, he will go through some surgical examination x-ray, for example, uh roentgenoscopy of the esophagus with a contrast agent and ends with the only reliable correct method of endoscopy , suppose the parents noticed how the child swallowed a foreign object. what first aid methods they can and should provide if you are an infant

uh, because now i'm not talking about tourists or foreigners or visas.d about certain decisions or plans, their consequences, that’s for motives, which means that in odessa, old jews bring all their savings to privatbank 50,000 hryvnia and i want to open something, but i can’t decide to give them to this employee, he says, come on, let’s, well, what if something happens to my contribution. he says don't worry. your security treasure is guaranteed by the government of ukraine, the verkhovna rada, and even president zelensky personally says yes, and if russia defeats the government, the rada will be dispersed. uh, zelensky will be put in jail, or even, maybe the canoes himself will be put in jail in america because of such happiness. you feel sorry for fucking 50,000 hryvnia. it was a meeting place that cannot be changed. we meet with you on weekdays at 14:00 on ntv, goodbye.

affairs on a wide range of topical foreign affairs was stated. physical issues are the position of our country and, by the way, there was free communication between journalists, if anything, how does youtube and google relate to the issue of censorship, by the way, western journalists ask questions. you cut them out too. it can be assumed that someone simply does not want our approaches to be presented in the public domain. it's not even a guess. it is a fact. they simply will not allow, the dissemination of such information will not allow the west to do all these atrocities. and simply afraid that their own audience will be able to get acquainted with the argument bypassing the censorship of western media news agencies and on a regular basis. they just cover it all up . that, if not to say more, probably pointwise not just deliberately distort many issues in the modern western paradigm, the principle of freedom of information obviously works only in one direction. they have the right to disseminate information. all the rest have the right only t

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found a replacement in nizhny novgorod if uh foreign products will cost., let's say uh 300%, then 100% of them will cost our products. and this is how the laboratory checks the quality of products, including new facade materials with prints, what we are laying, but in fact it will last even more than 50 years. that is, the task is not to miss the moment to increase production and take a place in the still growing market for builders, they need a lot, and right now the vologda company was convinced of this. the trumpet case is absolutely positive. this vologda enterprise is increasing production volumes with the help of such exclusion lines, when the pipe, as it were, is squeezed out, more than 25,000 tons of products per year are obtained. 25,000 tons of polyethylene pipes per year is now, but we have come up with much larger plans, the seventh line of equipment, which allowed us to increase volumes. ahead of us are plans to install two more lines, so that the production is 3-3 1/200 per month. pipes with a diameter of 20 cm to 20 meters can only be made s

do you think that foreign business is ready for some kind of investments in ukraine? good evening. well, actually today we announced the launch of the company 24 , the launch of the company was announced on the new york stock exchange, let's say this place is a symbolic city which symbolizes a developed economy, economic freedom, on the one hand, on the other hand, practical content, because the university stock exchange listing contains all those companies that we, as a country, would like to see in our country, which we would like to have in of this company were among those who will invest in ukraine without expecting the end of hostilities precisely from the meeting with the leaders of such a company . interface for to everyone who wants to know about the investment opportunities of ukraine, there is a distribution by sectors, there is agriculture, energy, for example , this is the it sector, we have collected investment opportunities for 400 billion us dollars, because we are all we understand very well that the budget deficit and the financial assistance of our international p

believes that force should not be a means of resolving disputes, state counselor and minister of foreignaffairs of china wang hymn stated this during the national anthem meeting with the head of the ukrainian foreign ministry, dmytro kuleya, the ukrainian minister noted on the sidelines of the un general assembly that he managed to discuss relations between ukraine and china with his colleague at this moment i have more and more news to read on our website espresso.tv espresso krapka tv the most interesting information and videos on our youtube channel espresso.tv and want rynda and anna valevska to continue the informational marathon espresso in a few moments creatures he hunts for washing machines and we are from ukraine and we insure our machines online on hotline finance hotline finance insurance, of course, online letters of the standings of teams that both have 9 points carpathians lviv and epicenter kamianets-podilskyi match between the leaders, will they be able to win the carpathians leaving their gates impregnable and remain the sole leader of the tournament table , we will fin

dmytro kulyeva with the minister of foreign affairs of the people 's republic of china in india and i really like it and surnames on the other hand, the prime minister of armenia neki pashinyan met with the secretary of state of the united states anthony blinken and the secretary general at the agency with a cake blinken held a tripartite meeting with the ministers of foreign affairs of armenia, and on the other hand, the minister of foreign affairs of azerbaijan met with his iranian counterpart, who, as you know, is trying to do everything to ensure that armenia remains within its borders. yes, and what is the role of the minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation, who came yesterday to the security council meeting 90 minutes late, spoke about shouting at them and then ran away somewhere, what is going on, maybe russia is really already ceasing to play the role of a legislator of the world there are a lot of interesting processes taking place in fashion, and all of them are constantly and all of them are connected with the fact that the world realizes that as a result of t

new zealand, former associate minister for foreign affairs robson says that the u. s. is being hypocritical, and it's proclaimed intention to defend taiwan while using it of cover for aggression against china. setting an extra $6000000000.00 to over the heavily armed taiwan. and it means that we all love a signal to china that we're preparing for war against to. so it's a very dangerous situation. it's an escalation and anybody's terms. what it is is using the taiwanese people bursting there is having china, an angry reaction, which of course, they will, it's actually interference in the southern part of chinese territory. but like the people of the ukraine, the united states wants to use the people of the taiwan as pawns. and it's dragging other countries into it as well in the periphery to, to the area, into heighten tension. that's where the pressure comes on and to claim that they will defend taiwan when it's actually america. the question board or mr. question against china, which is the problem, is a pucker see the greatest like and over at africa now where at le

minister or the ukraine. foreign minister. so yeah, the german foreign minister and elena bare voc slid over to this form 2000 event in prague from the u. foreign ministers meeting taking place in the same city were apparently they're cooking up an 8th round of anti russian sanctions. i guess the 1st 7 rounds of blow back haven't yet managed to completely destroy the european economy. so they're just going to keep going, i guess. so she's basically emitting that germans facing an energy cost of living crisis are going to be thrown under the bus by their own foreign minister with the hope that you know, just maybe they can serve as speed bumps to slow. the halt or halt the conflict in ukraine. she hasn't provided a single shred of evidence that german suffering is helping the ukrainian people at all or doing anything to alter the course of the conflict, nor her reasoning. here is kind of like that of a child. you know, when you see kids run to the top of an escalator and start tugging on the moving handrail, pretending that it'

the media and videos of the press service of the ministry of foreign affairs raise doubts, we do not task of sakharova as the right hand of the minister of foreign affairs affairs of russia, lavrov, inciting conflicts, who is the image of the enemy, you named all the problems, you agree with the fact that the language of the president, who she uses , the language of honey, in your face, who is used, he became a few homyvatok rude with me, let's give concrete examples of him. it seems to me that russian hackers you hacked two things in america, bama’s brain and, of course, the russian kharkiv itself in detail - that there is a--i don’t know obscenity in this word, just like lavrov likes strong music, that’s hydrogen, and in the best diplomatic traditions of the modern russian nss can result in hundreds of millions of lost lives, so it seems . how to write powder or powder, teacher, america, couple, vanya, you are an intelligent widow, you talk me into sins, hold on to the novel. days in the world have long understood that the rhetoric of lavrov and zakharova is designed for the intern