people had pinned their hoops on gorbachev and gorbachev had... and his hopes on reagan.bachev knew if the united states collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. one year before gorbachev came to power, reagan had shown his willingness to change the ties between the two countries. is to establish better working relationship with each other, one marked by greater cooperation and understanding. cooperation and understanding are built on deeds, not words. it seemed. liked the idea of negotiating with the leader of the soviet union. they might even have decided they were all going to get together for dinner some evening soon. gorbachev accepted his invitation to dinner. but it wasn't pleasant for the communists, they were used to considering everything as conspiracies from the us, subject tonight on special segment, the oil b, even when oil prices dropped by one third, the communists blamed the us, and now they had a new issue to worry about, negotiations with the united states. disregarding these worries, gorbachev was getting ready to travel to g

people had pinned their hoops on gorbachev and gorbachev had pinned his hoops on reagan. gorbachev knew if the united states collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. one year before gorbachev came to power, reagan had shown his willingness to change the ties between the two countries, task is to establish better working relationship with each other, one marked by greater cooperation and understanding. cooperation and understanding are built on deeds, not words. it seemed reagan liked the idea of negotiating with the leader of the soviet union. they might even have decided they were all going to get together for dinner some evening soon. gorbachev accepted his invitation to dinner. the soviet people seemed happy about the events as well. those relations might seem normal for other countries, but it was a different story for the soviet union and the us. and gorbachev had come to change the story. that could be the best outcome of the visit. gorbachev began by accepting earlier american proposals, reducing half of both parties weapons, nuclear and

soviet union to somehow flex its muscles for gorbachev. gorbachev was taken aback. he thought reagan might have been under pressure from his advisers. other news was not good either. star wars was being followed up with great emphasis. one day before the nuclear test ban, the us tested another nuclear bomb. and in afghanistan, the us had provided so many surface to air missiles to the soviet union opposition that even the us itself didn't dare to fly over afghanistan. gorbachev didn't want to go back to square one, so he sent a letter to reagan and asked him to meet again, but reagan rejected his suggestion. the communists were on cloud 9. the situation was not bad, it was terrible. gorbachev pulled the pin forever. a few months later, when gorbachev didn't expected, reagan wrote him a letter and asked him to continue negotiations. gorbachev didn't agree, but sometime later he regretted his decision. gorbacev had come to do whatever it took to put an end to the hostilities. the only thing which was not negotiable was the star wars project. completing that project. m

gorbachev pulled the pin forever. a few months later, when gorbachev didn't expect it, reagan wrote him a letter and asked him to continue negotiations. gorbachev didn't agree. but sometime later he regretted his decision. gorbachev had come to do whatever it took to put an end to the hostilities. the only thing which was not negotiable was the star wars project, completing that project meant nuclear war was practically transmitted from the earth to space. even us allies opposed the project, let alone gorbachev. he went to rakyalic in the hope of making reagan change his mind about the project so that they could reach an agreement. began by accepting earlier. reducing half of both parties weapons, nuclear and non-nuclear, he even went further and accepted zero option, that is the elimination of all nuclear arms. reagan was shocked, but he tried to act normally. what he wanted the soviet union to do was now possible. everybody was waiting for his decision. wars or peace between superpowers, after two days, the expressi

gorbachev agreed to withdraw soviet forces from afghanistan.onstitution. in order to make sure the process would go on, reagan had to give more power to the pro-american people in the soviet union. therefore, when he went to moscow, he held a secret meeting with them. reagan needed new excuses to gain more concessions, human rights. were good options constitution for freedom of speech. a few months later, gorbachev offered more concessions in the united nations, but reagan wasn't supposed to do anything for gorbachev. even when his cabinet asked him. the only thing the west could do for gorbachev was to encourage him to go on. the tragic story of the soviet union wasn't directed only by reagan. gorbachev was a good supporting actor who adopted wrong economic policies. not bad, not bad at all. and so, goodbye. god bless you, and god bless the united states of america. finally, when reagan was succeeded by the vice president, gorbachev was replaced by his opponent. although gorbachev's tragic presidency ended with his resignation, the soviet trag

first, nobody knew who would take office after gorbachev. the us allowed the soviet economy to improve, there was a chance. a communist would inherit everything. the second reason was more important. reagan wanted lot of other things from the soviet union, which gorbachev hadn't done yet. if the situation in the soviet union got better, then gorbachev would have motivation to keep his promises. now the united states didn't have to do anything else. during those years, pro-american people had been heavily strengthened, and they were doing what the united states wanted. the west had to put further pressure on the soviet. union to offer more concessions. the pressures were helpful. gorbachef agreed to withdraw soviet forces from afghanistan. furthermore, he changed the country's constitution. in order to make sure the process would go on, reagan had to give more power to the pro-american people in the soviet union. therefore, when he went to moscow, he held a secret meeting with them. reagan needed new excuses to gain more concessions. human ri

thatcher had chosen gorbachev and had shared her idea with reagan. after chernenko's death, all the predictions came true. now it was time for the third stage of the strategy. after gorbachev took office, the noise blocking devices were no longer needed, because there was no more static. everything was changing very fast. not only the radio stations were doing what reagan wanted, but also many newspapers, some of which took money from the united states were doing the same thing. the newspapers were making. people think if relations with the united states were normalized, all problems would be solved, and this made the officials offer any concession to the us in the hope of having normalized relations. on the other hand, gorbachev trusted the united states, so it was time to gain the final concessions. the washington agreement was the climax of the story, but the soviet economy wasn't supposed to change. it didn't have to happen for two reasons. nobody knew who would take office after gorbachev. if the u.s. allowed the soviet economy to improve, there

in the play gorbachev, well, two such sunny, smiling people, that very meeting between gorbachev and the very beginning, it did not lead to the results that the americans were striving for, the americans wanted. there was an agreement on medium-range missiles, so that we would destroy our missiles, well , that is, it means that they were also ready to destroy there, well, conventionally speaking, 100 missiles, but we had to destroy 2,000 missiles, that is, in fact, well, just like that to do such bloodshed, they did not agree then, because there was very strong resistance from the soviet generals, all these soviet... to put to the knife, be it tanks, missiles or planes, is unacceptable, and this is exactly what they expected from gorbachev, they expected the destruction of simply military potential, and he really wanted these publications, these smiles, these techniques, and many believe that this operation with the flight of matyas rust, it was developed by western intelligence services. that's why he flew along the railway tracks and never got to those places where he could have be

gorbachev's visit to the federal republic of germany, gorbachev there was no kremlin, although in onesuch a funny, but not corresponding to the truth, the layout that when matejas russ landed on the red squares, gorbachev asked the minister of defense what was going on, but these are apparently the people who composed this scenario, they proceeded from the fact that in general everyone lives in the kremlin, the general secretary, the central committee, everyone. somewhere in the kremlin they hang out together, so they can find out, allegedly gorbachev asked what was going on outside our window, and the then minister of defense sokolov, he said, that this movie is being filmed, well, i doubt it very much, just as, by the way , i doubt it, well, it’s not that i doubt it, that i don’t believe it, but i doubt the words of general ivashov, general ivashov said that a few days, 3-4 days before this scandal, before matyas rust’s arrival in moscow, the then minister of defense of the soviet union, marshal sokolov, showed gorbachev the latest map with the location of anti-aircraft missile divi

in their first meeting, she pushed aside gorbachev's wife to stand right next to him.nt and they could be seen on the streets and of course at rock concerts. the tanks were run again, but this time not to be used in wars, but to provide food for people. however, gorbachev believed the economic engine of the country existed beyond its borders and without foreign policy changes. fundamental economic reforms were not possible. from the beginning, gorbachev organized meetings with the heads of major european countries, but these were not enough. in fact, europe's foreign policy was in someone else's hands and without his permission, europeans couldn't do much. gorbachev had to get to the core of the subject, direct talks with top-ranking us official. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states and mrs. ronald wilson raiken. he's the hope of america, thank you very much, actor who had become president four years before gorbachev took office myself, my name is ronald reagan, you see him, delicious, the applause i take the tower performer. only 69 days into his p

people had pinned their hopes on gorbachev, and gorbachev had pinned his hopes on reagan.c policies, nor his attempts to trade with the west, nor expecting international loans worked. the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started 15 years ago with gorberchef. france has the largest muslim population of any country in western europe. the main wave of muslims arrived from the country's post-colonial territories in the 1960s. but mirroring. immigration has been the rise of the national front, a far right party, which over the last 30 years has steadily grown in strength. to be anti-imrant, traditionally in front was to be right-wing. to be anti-muslim, you don't need to be right-wing, you can say...

gorbachev had to get to the core of the subject, direct talks with top-ranking us official.ake the duar performer.' only 69 days into his presidency, reagan was shot in assassination attempt by psychopath. that the president was not hit, has that been confirmed, he was wounded. tolong l'avvocato carlo corbucci italiano fra'. nelle mie esperienza ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di terrorismo, cosiddetto terrorismo islamico. three egyptian immigrants were arrested in italy on charges of plating to assassinate the then us president and carrying out suicide attacks. islamico, cosa c'era di vero, cosa c'era di esagerato, cosa potesse nascondere al di là delle. leggendo le carte mi accorgevo sempre di più che c'era qualcosa che non andava, nell'evidenziarsi dei fatti veramente la cosa accadeva sempre più nel drammatico nel ridicolo. نزل لي الساند هذا بسرعه. the siege of gaza must end. we're coming back and we'll keep coming back until palestine is free. the headlines, more palestinians fall victim to israel's ongoing genocide in gaza, as overall death toll nears of 40,900. i

however, gorbachev believed the economic engine of the country existed beyond its borders and withoutresident four years before gorbachev took up. introduce myself, my name is ronald reagan, you see him, delicious, applause, take it the tour of performer. only 69 days into his presidency, reagan was shot in assassination attempt by psychopath. that the president was not hit, has that been confirmed, he was wounded. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi as his captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. this is about people who got silenced but kept fighting. supervision and controlling of freedom of speech only comes. when you're criticizing israel, 45 palestinian journalists behind israeli bars at the moment, they warn students that if they remain here they will be arrested. this is about the voices of palestine. every heart and every age, the resistance trunk more stronger, with courage and with might, stand up forwards right, in the darkest of the night, th

people had pinned their hopes on gorbachev and gorbachev had pinned his hopes on reagan.

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in the play gorbachev, well, two such sunny, smiling people, that very meeting between gorbachev andgon in the yavik river, which i mentioned at the very beginning, it didn't lead to the results that... all those soviet marshals, generals, from those who still fought in the great patriotic war, they quite rightly, consciously, did not trust the west in principle, neither the germans, nor our former allies in the anti-hitler war coalition, the anglo-saxons were not trusted and they were right, by the way, the resistance was very strong, the same sokolov, who replaced ustinov in this position. the minister of defense said that in no case, it is possible not to increase weapons, to put the existing weapons under the knife, be it tanks, missiles or planes. not only me, but also many of my colleagues who dealt with this issue specifically, they come to the conclusion that this was a joint operation of our western intelligence services, because , well, you know, this is only in the movies, that's where they are spies, our intelligence officers, that there is this confrontation, very often

, and gorbachev had penned his hopes on reagan.ears ago with gorbachev. on the first day of september, the united nations in partnership with palestinian health authorities rolled out a campaign to vaccinate children in the gaza strip against the poleovirus, which can lead to paralysis or even death in young children. polio is severe infection that can spread rapidly, particularly in unsanitary conditions, as it is transmitted through contact with feces. since october the 7th, the israeli military has dismantled water supply and waste water disposal systems throughout the palestinian territory, resulting in waste accumulation in small areas where hundreds of thousands of civilians have. beenforceably displaced. the government media office in gaza reports that the israeli army has also halted the removal of waste from civilian areas by exerting control over waste disposal sites and targeting municipal workers, equipment and systems responsible for waste management. the world health organization says that the disruption of routine. o

people had pinned their hopes on gorbachev, and gorbachev had penned his hopes on reagan. gorbachev knew of the united states. collaborated with the soviet union, the europeans would follow suit. neither gorbachev's economic policies, nor his attempts to trade with the west, nor expecting international loans worked. the russians decided to stop the gamble they had started 15 years ago with gorbachev. this melody has been heard for hundreds of years, it's played from here, looking down on the second biggest shrine on the planet, it's calling on people to come to pray. more than 27 million people travel here every year. it's run by the most powerful non-government organization in ewan. there are thousands of servants here. they volunteer to provide calm and comfort to the pilgrims. they are doctors, scientists, lawyers and ministers who come to support the pilgrims on their journey to the heart of the shrine. when i go there, of how the eighth shiah imam turned the small city of nuran into one of the most important religious places on earth. this is the story of imam riza an

due to the impossibility of mikhail sergeyevich gorbachev fulfilling his duties as president of the ussrerning the country, to form a state the state of emergency committee in the ussr, as the whole country, is known. many remember the footage of rallies, barricades and military equipment on the streets of moscow, and the atmosphere of anxiety that hung over the city, as a recording of the press conference of the members of the state emergency committee, where they declared their desire to preserve the ussr as it was, and how in 3 days everything ended, the russian parliament, yeltsin, yelsyn, yelsyn, yeltsin, shame, shame, how today, years later, natalya narochenskaya looks at the events of those years, how they assess the roles of gorbachev, yeltsin and members of the state emergency committee in what happened and was was there any chance that the collapse of the country could have been stopped? this is life, fate about the august pushcha of 1991, historian and political scientist natalia drachnitskaya. natalia, my dear, brothers. thank you, thank you, we are meeting with you now at th

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live well, people had pinned their hoops on gorbachev, and gorbachev had pinned his hopes on reagan. to start in rafa, the zoom. here we can see the philadelphia corridor which is still at the heart of the situation right now, the israelis are trying to remain in the corridor. yove gallant, the defense minister visited the philadelphia corridor this week and said that...

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