and non-government. if we cannot agree on these concepts , then the conclusion of my discussion will not be very favorable. what components can we list ? what features for a. we can list a school and learn about it under the title of schools and then divide it into government and non-government . i think it has four or five basic components. now with one less or more, the first most important or one of the most important components is the discussion of educational content. nature the program that is planned in the school to convey this content to the students, the next component is the space, a place where i can tell you about the school , the tent shanty, i can tell you about the kapri schools , whatever is called the school, the children study there, you are the teacher. of course, any teacher, not a qualified teacher, can convey this content. and he himself becomes a role model and a storm for the students. in addition to using his content, the manager of the management of these elements as a connecti

to your service, first of all, i have not heard anywhere in the government that the government insists on thursday. now , as a manager of one of the government agencies , i do not see the view of the ruler of the government as necessarily saying thursday and friday. incidentally, for the government as well , for example, friday and saturday. if it is brought up, i think it is a good thing and the government also knows that it is yes. my point is whether the decision on whether to close on saturday or not should be made a legal decision and spread to the whole country or not. i have to offer this offer to you with the experience of the last few years you see, we have passed the peak of the corona virus. in the last few years , we have passed the holidays and reduction of working hours due to electricity consumption ticks, air pollution and other issues of this kind . we are closely seeing its consequences in the administrative system. decision-making in the parliament creates stability, but don't we need tactical authority for the government in addition to that stability, so that the go

we have a green government. so social democrats and coordination is a green party and it's a kind of green, but it takes. and of course, in fact, it's made by a deep states organization and a businessman behinds them. but as a population in germany is of people in germany of wake up as a see what's going on. and i'm very sure i agree to change in next election next to the uh, you know, over the weekend we sold the ukrainian defeat and the, the strategic city of, of the, of the do you think that will have any effects on west, in a, to the country, and that's why i was the scott for the german government where they don't have any effect the now today i don't need to then it's got my main way of st optimally to cut. you see if they're sending a weapons a to greens, the government, the government will not change. we need to change as a government because people want to change. and the people can change the government, the bi election. and that will happen named germany. and i think they would also happen in a lot of

i will appoint a government , i will punch this government in the mouth, i will appoint a government, i will appoint a government with the support of this nation, i will appoint a government with the support of this nation, because imam khomeini, after entering iran , announced in a press interview that the bakhtiar government should be removed. bakhtiar also announced that the interim government should be appointed. it is cooperation with the revolutionaries, but it does not allow the formation of a provisional government. ayatollah khomeini is blessed whenever they come. i said that i am ready to provide and guarantee their entry or that their friends and close friends do it themselves. get spoiled when they come, if they have plans and present, we will listen with full respect. only 4 days after imam khomeini uttered these words in a press conference, mehdi bazargan was given an assignment by the government. fix and prepare his preparations and the assembly of the founders of the establishment of beshahd. this clever move confused imam bakhtiar and practically ended his political l

the government of denys shmygal be considered exactly that technocratic government? in general, as a political scientist, i must say that the very option of the government of national unity, it is taken from a situation when there is a big split in the country, when there is a big confrontation. on an ideological basis, up to the point of civil conflict, in such situations the idea of ​​a government of national unity arises, which should stop this confrontation, include the main, so to speak, these groups into power and thus reconcile the conflicting parties, today in ukraine we have the exact opposite situation, there is a big... it is probably not so clearly visible now, but there is a big consolidation on a patriotic basis, on a civic basis, and here the very idea the government of national unity is rather a euphemism used by the opposition in order, so to speak, to advance its agenda, its political agenda and its ideas and its wishes, as far as the technocrats are concerned. of the government, yes, according to the idea, according to the principle of formation, a

the government of iran is a government. farbehest means that we have 5 million employees of public companies, and 6 million employees of public companies means you, how much money in 5 million, 5 million employees are on the government's official record, the government itself. it's true because 2 million 200 thousand people have heard of it. yes, no, of course, now it is possible that they are officials , or contracts, and this is also the case. now let's see , let's compare. it makes no difference at all. 3 million of you are wasteful. so what happened? whatever money the government takes, 95% of it should be yours. the problem is that this year's construction budget is the same as the previous year, which is true because of inflation half of the budget is done, what happens now , you japanese government. it has a population of 125 million and has 300,000 employees. the government of pakistan, which is our neighbor , has a population of 225 million and 800,000 employees, so this is the government body. inefficient, fat, th

, a bit of random government. this is the lack of knowledge of we are and the company they're supposed to. yes about the editor, the free is a good one of these organs. distance that's on the lifted. yes. a gun on december to do. ready know, we've got to the community both for the brought municipal united nation. so i think july and all the international partners we went to teach us. so we spent 14 months of videos to go with the team that present it just took a base for us to discuss it all for that and to give it up to the lady at the original sound of the governors to come today say don't be a copy of the one that we are who are these that how it goes. we've been asking yes, the government to discuss to have been done to, to resolve the causes of the cause that making the country have been a soccer. ready was working and dig into how they find the lasting piece. you know, let's bring in crystals and then in case what do you make of, of, of what you've heard so far. crystal, the adrian of south africa has about

government's current and current expenses with government's current expenses, the greater this gap is, we are forced to go towards capital assets. we are happy that this step that has been taken now gives us the assurance that in the next two or three steps , we will gradually complete the current budget of the government. on the basis of sustainable domestic revenues, including tax revenues, government ownership rights in mines , government ownership rights, communications, other government revenues from various sources, including government dividends , we can finally provide these. yes, but another point that we made in the amendment. we moved the budget towards it, avoiding the hidden budget deficit. ok usually, in setting the budget, we try to balance the budget, that is , to make the expenses equal to the resources. in this period, we tried to estimate the resources as they happen first, and then the cost. pay it means the principle of priority of incomes over expenses, according to these real incomes, which should be exactly yes, that means we should try to make the incomes look

in between the steel government? what even extra. ready for them 23 as well as i was telling you the full m 22 doesn't exist as one man, girlfriend and then using buffet and the most important for us to talk directly. we funded and talking to the school, but it's clear that they did the development position. what change on that? sorry. that's why they're present, i think is dropping tomorrow for one to to meet again. was the place up levin's or what was the dimension united you said the about between the present just stick it in your prison gave me to see what else i can do to start uh effective the uh into mounting the agreement. anthony tree is just a small part of the conversation. is a proxy use it right. want him to, uh, to be like the face of the baltimore, the on the waiting list. or those mastercard, the actual meeting. guess commodities populations do are. those are very innocent. people, so the uh, with the insurance carrier be going to talk, we find that to know why present gave me is continued to do. an a

the government owed billions of tomans to the banking system, that is, the government almost due to theicy that we have forced the government to pay back the loans it took from the bank and the money it took from the banks in the annual budget. allocate this to these and it is almost in the budget line these were the problems that would arise for the people's society anyway. and now, in my opinion , the fifth parliament is almost a peaceful coexistence between all the existing political currents of the country. and was completely polite and respectful to each other , despite the fact that our thoughts were different, after all, the government of the previous government, by interfering in the election issues, had caused a part of its forces, the new core government's own forces, to enter the parliament, and an almost capable minority he paid attention in the parliament and our competition in the parliament is a competition between a minority. in fact , a government with a majority was actually popular the circumstances in the parliament had made special conditions, but despite all this,

the government must, the government will have to see the subsidy after the subsidy. right now, the government believes that it is determining . it is not determining. yes, as a result, when the subsidy burned. it was removed, naturally, a government does not do it in any way it is possible to rule the assignment rate on the industry. when the assignment rate is removed, naturally, the investor will come and set the price according to the market. if he wants to create an additional price, his business will sleep, which means it can't happen. we agree with this. you see, we have to go in this direction. ultimately , the horizon is high, but it doesn't start with fuel, it starts with pricing reform, policies based on now . the government is now following up that in order to set the rates freely, it should be because one of the excuses they are giving now is 181 legal opinions that this rate should be free, but one of the excuses they have they are saying that, sir, the government is paying subsidies to ahmad air transport industry, this subsidy is not enough to solve th

we introduce a government, we introduce the head of government, to temporarily form a government, which will put an end to these disturbances and an important issue that the constituent assembly. it is easy to organize the election of the constituent assembly and prepare its preparations and establish the constituent assembly. this is a smart move. and forming a government in very difficult and dangerous conditions it is the biggest job and duty and at the same time the biggest honor that has been given to me. in the next stage, imam khomeini called the people to continue to be in the streets, and in this way, any conspiracy and coup against the revolution and the provisional government of bakhtiar and the imperial army. was taken what i want to convey to the nation is that they should express their opinion about mr. engineer bazargan's government, which is now an islamic sharia government, both through the media and through peaceful demonstrations. bazargan engineer a few days later on 22 bahman. the prime minister settled in the palace and introduced his cabinet members did the most i

in the government, i did not hear that the government insists on thursday. now, as the human resource manager of one of the government agencies , i don't see the view of the ruler of the government as necessarily saying thursday and friday. by the way, for the government, for example, friday and saturday is a good thing. i don't think the government is unlikely that both views of rezaipour , supporters and opponents of my forafa, is that the decision on whether or not to close on saturday should be strengthened with the nail of the parliament and become a legal decision and should be extended to the whole country or not, i think. i do with the experience of the last few years, i present this offer to you. you see, we have passed the corona crisis. in the last few years, vacations and reduced working hours due to the crisis of electricity consumption and air pollution. and we have gone through issues like this, and all this has had a direct effect on regulating the working hours of government agencies, and we are seeing its consequences in the administrative

the government. you mentioned, for example, the female head of household. many of those in addition to the grown woman who, has all of the kids are teenage pregnancies. there's not a predestined amount of teenage pregnancy. i grew up in an era when people, and particularly blacks, were a lot poorer than today faced a lot more discrimination than today, and in which the teenage pregnancy rate was a lot lower than today. i don't believe there was a predestined amount of teenage pregnancy, a predestined amount of husband desertion. the government has done a study of the black family showing that this whole notion that this is the black family has always been disintegrating. that is nonsense. that is these studies go up to 1925. the great bulk of black families were intact. two parent families up through 1925. and going all the way back through the era of slavery. so it is now only within our own time that we suddenly see this inevitable tragedy, which the welfare system says it's going to rush into. so

the government. you mentioned, for example, the female head of household. many of those in addition to the grown woman who, has all of the kids are teenage pregnancies. there's not a predestined amount of teenage pregnancy. i grew up in an era when people, and particularly blacks, were a lot poorer than today faced a lot more discrimination than today, and in which the teenage pregnancy rate was a lot lower than today. i don't believe there was a predestined amount of teenage pregnancy, a predestined amount of husband desertion. the government has done a study of the black family showing that this whole notion that this is the black family has always been disintegrating. that is nonsense. that is these studies go up to 1925. the great bulk of black families were intact. two parent families up through 1925. and going all the way back through the era of slavery. so it is now only within our own time that we suddenly see this inevitable tragedy, which the welfare system says it's going to rush into. so

government agencies were able to limit and manage the electricity consumption in the government department by adjusting the working hours. would it not be effective if the islamic law becomes the same as our working hours, our official hours have been moved forward one hour. it was not at all there was no need to touch the clock, well, the one who says that the parliament set it, then please see where the parliament set it up and enacted a law that was disruptive to that efficiency, but the government revived it by adjusting the working hours. he didn't speak as an opponent. they say that the official of the country can be determined by the law, the parliament can determine it, but the working hours of the departments should be left to the government to adjust to its own conditions when necessary and manage the country's situation. i offered you a service . the government at the national level should specify a general and some of the powers should be allocated to the province and the agencies with the established frameworks . what do you think? which we have from the governments, this itse

there should be a parliament between the government and the government should be open , the government is dealing with this area so that there is no problem with our friends . 13 12 14 there was a discussion. you will not have any problem, he said 15, we said 15 by defining the sources of realization of this number. chicken meat, eggs, these should be fixed, and i am really saying that this figure is very high. now, why are we paying 15 billion dollars this year, when we are now, 18 billion dollars of basic goods have been purchased, but chicken meat is like this , mutton is like this, it should be done by itself. let's check , i really made a joke somewhere and said if we meet , some dollars. and if we buy meat, red meat, chicken meat, and eggs, everyone will eat from morning to night. how can we pay so much money ? it will be more expensive. one reason is that maybe many neighboring countries are also using our subsidy, but i don't want to discuss it now . one case is 42.18 billion. yes, 402. this year , the government itself requested 15 billion. we also put 15, which means nothing.

they see that the private sector is weakening the government and destroying the government. government or quasi-governments , real wages, see the government's interference in the real wages , you said, what kind of depositor is the government 's interference in the wage earner, it is different from its interference in the deposit . did you go and put your money in the bank, or are you an old man or a retired woman? i have an acceptable portfolio for a minute. i have a facility. i am an old man who receives a facility . my risk portfolio is the way he puts his money in the bank. in your bank, you are oppressing him, of course his blood is not more colorful, but his blood should be the same color as the others, you can't say, sir , i will reduce your money by 20 per year. i will get an annual percentage of your money for the poor , the government is not doing this for the poor. we have government work, which privatization will not help you, we have the wage increase rate, the government's interference in that policy with its interference in the field. the rate setting for deposits and fa

israeli government in gaza.l law and human rights, will the minister confirm his government recognises that israel has an obligation to comply with the icj ruling of 26th of january and the comply with the icj ruling of 26th ofjanuary and the uk will support the court decision, examining the legality of the occupation? fin the court decision, examining the legality of the occupation?- legality of the occupation? on his first point. _ legality of the occupation? on his first point. we — legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are _ legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are very _ legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are very much i legality of the occupation? on his first point, we are very much in l first point, we are very much in favour of accountability and transparency. it is part of the reason why both parties have been strong supporters of the international criminal court and he will be aware of the legal position i set out a moment or two ago in respect of the rulings

than the federal government.and so spin that out a little bit more for me because you're seeing those as more liberal enclaves within state of texas. yes. so, yeah, our our city governments, our city electors are trying to expand voting. let's for example, they're trying to mail in votes, which our state governments like. no, that's right. well, we're seeing that right here in nashville, too. and some of nashville's politics in relationship to state. yeah. so things have shifted a little bit more since my story, i think, although it ends with the storming of the capitol in which there's sort of neo-confederate thought, you know, vision of federal power. yeah. so it becomes it sort of ends up mapping on to a rural urban question. think i don't really talk about that in the book but i think it was always and especially in the cities that have a strong. their understanding of federal dollars come their there's often a strong black population especially in a place like houston. in fact if you this is amazing if you'r

to create more government programs? or to get government out of the way? excessive government intervention encourages people to look to government programs instead of personal responsibility. there's a school of thought called the success sequence that outlines three steps to combatting poverty. one, graduate high school, two, get a job, three, get married before having kids. that's it. those three things are a surefire way to keep families out of poverty. that's why we need strong families teaching values in oklahoma. we are living in the most fatherless generation in ourta history. in 1970, just 10% of kids were born out of wedlock. today, the statistic is staggering, 40% of kids are born to single mothers. single mothers are five times more likely to be in poverty than two parent families. we know that the best preventer of poverty is a married mom and dad in the home. so we became the first state in the nation to declare family month this past november. that's the culture we're promoting here in oklahoma, and we know it works. [applause] in 2019, i add

the surveillance apparatus of large tech companies to you know, government chosen and g o's, or government actors who will then have a hand in determining what is acceptable speech. what is acceptable content, but it's not actually looking at, you know, how do we attack the surveillance business model that is at the heart of this engine. and so, you know, this is very real for me and we're both based in the us. but we now have, you know, books being banned in certain states. we have no reproductive health care or health care in general, unavailable to many people in states where reproductive health care has been criminalized. so, you know, i really worry about these problems with platforms about the way they exacerbate hate and allow trolling and just information. and i also really worry about the solution space when that is handing a key to governments that would lock up a woman and her daughter for accessing health care that wouldn't banned books. and that, you know, across the world are trending toward the authoritarian. absolutely. and so what we need to think is also a diversity of th

or governance logic. you have a subsidy. you pay to any part of the chain, or to the consumer, or to the producer, or to different rings, but you don't understand its effect. if you feel the effect but can't really test it, you should do it again. review it. the third issue is that the subsidy should not have a destructive effect on production. you cannot subsidize a chain, a producer, a consumer. however , the result of this subsidy is the destruction of your production. this is not you can defend him. the fourth issue is that the subsidy that is paid must be defensible for or bearable for the government. you have to pay a subsidy that the government can pay. under the financial burden of that subsidy, if you want to pay the entire budget of the government to the subsidy , this is not defensible. what i am saying is that the conditions for the establishment and continuation of the subsidy payment are correct. the issue of separation is the last issue which is very important, the issue of corruption is th

am the government, the government is saying that because the non-government is there, i can't do this, in my opinion, this is hiding behind words. that people compensate for their own weaknesses, unfortunately, we do not pay attention when choosing managers, we choose people who are easy the best way is to be a political official. private and non-private institutes and centers of the government will make you believe that its effectiveness is 1% in the lives of influential people of a cultural institution and an organization. regarding the education of justice, it means that in providing the minimum, everyone is equal according to his needs and after meeting the needs of all. the basic needs are to be treated with justice, which means more disadvantaged areas, more resources, but when schools all approach an acceptable level, from there and then equality, i want an example , dear doctor, you see that mr. can private schools prevent this from happening? i say that i completely agree with you , a large share of this incident goes to non-government schools and the thinking that is a big p

we left the working hours to the government, one day the government will come, a government from one faction with one intellectual approach will come , the clock said that we should wait for the next government. he pulled back and said, "no, the same as before is good, and the government does not have that stability of procedure , although this happened in the parliament, but the process is a bit longer than the government. i think the parliament itself should discuss and determine the task." and designate friday and saturday as official holidays . if we leave this to the government , we will have more uncertainty in this area, and we will definitely have these two days. it helps to increase the productivity because the spirit of cheerfulness that is created in the employees makes us increase the productivity and makes us social well-being. it will develop more and it is good for the government itself. definitely , the necessary savings will be made on the government's expenses. in the field of traffic , we will have a reduction in traffic. this is very helpful and a very important p

the head of the government of ukraine, the whole... of our government from logistics to the agriculturald of course the minister of defense of ukraine, because this blockade on the border, unfortunately, adds threats to the supply of weapons to our boys at the front. and i ask you, donald, mr. prime minister, to come to the border as well. andrzej, mr. president, i am asking you to support this dialogue. it's national security, we don't have it's a drag. the coming days give us a chance to do this, i am ready to be at the border together with our government, and i want to appeal now to the european commission: unity in europe must be preserved, this is a fundamental interest of the european union, so ukraine is appealing to the european commission to participate in this meeting representative of the european commission also for common interests and termination. political manipulations, mr. andrii, now president zelenskyi is acting as a fireman, could this development of events and the mass blocking of our border have been avoided, well let's say two, two months in advance to schedule suc

governance is a duty to provide services. for the performance of these tasks, credits are provided in the budget every year. regulations were written when we did not have any active sector in the field of higher education except the government sector. azad university was established in 1961. non-profit universities were established in 1965. from the 3rd, you are faced with a wide network of higher education that has the means to provide services. your excellency, you point out that a series of services are offered in public universities , i accept. but let's accept that in the network of universities and non-governmental higher education institutions, including non-profit and similar, they have actually reached a maturity in these years that they can contribute, that is, part of the government's duty in providing higher education services to non-governmental sectors. they are in charge of the government , but for this service they are providing , they do not have any share of government credits, on the other hand , why should

government, mr. majlis, you have 50 billion dollars of imports from the country, bring the same imports from other materials of the country , come and do the same 15 in the interest of mr. karimi . free zones or mr. zones, why are you confiscating my words , with the recommendation of the infrastructure given by us, we recommend with mr. karimi, who is already in the budget season, to express this proposal and accept it, sir, and by the end of the year , we will say this 15%, this 15% free areas of the body, in addition to that sentence again. saying that one more money will go to the free zone instead of 10 years, sir, in 3 years, we will complete the entire basement and that's it. this is the first issue and the next issue. i would like to inform you that we do not come to two borders when we talk about two borders , we are talking about two borders close to the same, not this border with, for example, east of tehran, east of iran with west of iran, not two borders close to compare each other and s

the 13th government has invested about 330 billion tomans in this port.s port, as the largest port after shahid rajaei port, has advantages such as creating stable employment, economic prosperity of coastal cities, and of course, the development of marine activities as a base and economic driver. sirik port is a multi-purpose port that provides services in the fields of business and tourism during the second visit of the president hormozgan abu musa multi-purpose port worth 320 billion tomans has been put into operation. to the maritime plans of the 13th government in hormozgan , add five floating docks, three docks in kong-maqam ports and lange port, and two docks in the tourist areas of khathir island, according to the expansion of the sea economy, we have seen the sea package, in addition to ports, including aquaculture projects, such as an extensive fish and shrimp breeding farm, and the fish in cage plan, well, these are also part of the main plan, which is included in the sea category , as well as the bases for the construction of vessels, which aga

will it lie with a national government or will it lie with state governments? there are, of course, also cultural questions that go along with that notion of peoplehood. but the reason the concept matters in the politics in the moment is because there is an actual debate going on about where authority will lie a i think it's particularly important to draw on that, to note that what we see in the transition, the articles period to the to the constitutional it, i would argue what we see later in lincoln's reaction to the to the kansas-nebraska act is the question is where will authority lie? will you know what lie with the people or with attire and morals. but also where what at what level society will the authority reside? in other words, the question is the vast bulk of the madison's vices, whether he certainly does speak to subset of injustice, of which paper money is the the clearest example. but the vast majority of his complaints are that the the articles of have incapacity ated national majorities with to national issues. this is also what lincoln says in

but if these 2 members of the government were to walk away, that would mean the government would collapse. that would be the end of netanyahu's coalition and again and again, we're hearing more right wing members of the government say that they do not want to see some kind of a deal that would end the war in gaza before the complete elimination of how much and beyond that, these members of government have made noises that they would not like to see a deal that would see the release of dozens of captains engaged in exchange for the release of thousands upon listening and prisoners. of course, when these right wing, members of the government talk about it, they label these thousands of palestinians terror results. this is what many believe is a politically untenable situation for an engine. yahoo! and he is going to continue to face more and more pressure from the right wing, members of his government in the days to come fully in the midst of all this mohammed, what is the opposition saying and what kind of impact is that having on 5 minutes initially out, so it's very interesting because i

government at belfast.power-sharing government at belfast.— be heading up this power-sharing government at belfast. there have been conversations _ government at belfast. there have been conversations about - government at belfast. there have been conversations about divisionsj been conversations about divisions within the dup about this deal but could there be further fallout following the restoration of the government in northern ireland? the leader of government in northern ireland? tie leader of the government in northern ireland? tue leader of the democratic government in northern ireland? ttj: leader of the democratic unionist party sirjeffrey donaldson basis quite a difficultjob of party management now in the months and years ahead. he has decided that there is enough on the proposal the british government to assuage his concerns about what unionists as a diminution of the political and economic identity of northern ireland but there are some in his party are taking a more purist line who believe tra

donor governments. and so you have this very complex array of forces, bye to each other, an hour and a situation with defining escalating that you have what we believe our role on and for us is actually staging debbie fire with south african government. i went to the indian government as well as we have a regionalization of this price is much of this of how seem to be paid for is actually was there before as part of the un mission as was being re added as the siding mission now. so it's actually not a lot of news i've asked and force is there some new they're coming to the south? african army is really stretched very then even domestically and has a lot of recruitment problems, a lot of equipment problems. and so it's not clear to me whether the military force could really change things. i think the real, the real big news is diplomatic. really, i mean we imagine a situation where it's asking government is finding oncology so with their own and government that is a significant diplomatic escalation as w

government from the uptake. and what they see as an targeting of palestinian since the october 7th. how most attacks in israel. so this is something that divided ministration feels is one of the strongest measures taken really by any administration in a number of years. and that salute join us from occupied east jerusalem. washington has spoken and the reaction from the nothing you all who government a statement from these really prime minister's office, calling the measures both drastic and unnecessary, these really prime minister going on to say that those, the majority of them who live in illegal settlements across the occupied west bank or quote, law abiding citizens were currently fighting and israel's war on garza. he also says that quotes israel acts against all violators of the law in all places, which we do know to be untrue. just given how many attacks on palestinians there has been in the last nearly 4 months, the un says that since october the 7th to january 28th, there have been at least 464 attacks

not the only context in which theourt distinguished between government benefits and conditions on government benefits and reriions on speech. this couldirtly to thenion use cases which involved access theamign and each of those instances the government is n giving its own money to participants but providing and aid them in getting money from private peopl this potential liability confusingly simil mar is an econom benefit and in a general wayts providing the same assistance, it is making it easier for private party to get money from other private p parties. >> to ask one of your three points was aut viewpoint neutrality, is a regulation to some extent they agree there is this notion of the effect pontially having the vwpnt impact. i'm wondering whether the governmentelves there are any circumstancesn which the impact could be taken into account when considering whether or not its ntral. >> i wouldn't say there's no circumstance which would be taken into account. would say would be anomalous to treat a requirement as viewpoint discriminator based on speculation as to when people will consent

the surveillance apparatus of large tech companies to, you know, government chosen embryos or government actors who will then have a hand in determining what is acceptable speech, what is acceptable content. but it's not actually looking at, you know, how do we attack the surveillance business model that is at the heart of this engine. and so, you know, this is very real for me and we're in both space and the us. but we now have, you know, books being banned in certain states. we have, you know, reproductive health care or health care in general, unavailable to many people in states where reproductive health care has been criminalized. so, you know, i really worry about these problems with platforms about the way they exacerbate hate and allow trolling and just information. and i also really worry about the solution space when that is handing a key to governments that would lock up a woman and her daughter for accessing health care that wouldn't banned books. and that, you know, across the world are trending toward the authoritarian. absolutely. and so what we need to think is also a div

since his appointment was appointed in 2019. lot of challenges had been seen by this government, as sti himself has said, as you have said also today revealed that the decision to resign came in the light of of the unprecedented escalation in the occupied west bank and alqs and in addition to the genocidal war on the goza strap. the the the palestinians however and experts are saying that the it's maybe the move had been taken in order to pave the way for a professional none partisan administration, especially that there is a clear, let's say first clear pressure from the american administration on the palestinian authority itself, whether they would... be able to control all the uh the the territories and in the gaza strip maybe in the future after the end of the israel genocidal wall on the cap, but at the same time the palestinian government and is saying that it's time for next stage, it's time for the these challenges require a new governmental and political arrangements that take into account the no reality in gaza and the need for a palestinian palestinian consensus based on

you say that the government cannot keep some specialties in the government body. i say, unfortunately, with our policies , we can't do it anymore in the country. you say politics. the whole of the country, the family support policy and the increase in the population of our center, what research has been done so far, how much does the increase in prosperity affect childbearing , and one of the main reasons is that today our childbearing is going in a negative direction. is there anything else ? it is from this livelihood situation that we are let's purposefully go to a certain area, just from the point of view that you are looking at the issue , let's take a corner and say to ourselves, i am talking about the economy and justice, that's all i have to do . explain that you should first separate the justice you are doing for the government employees with the private sector salaries that do not have those benefits. today , our government employees have a job security. i will give you an example. they use it in different places, this is the smallest difference between

and other governments. some have been mentioned today that are close friends that used to go after dissidents themselves or these are companies that sell their wares, in many cases, to authoritarian governments. what more can we be doing to make sure that these tools of choice sold by private companies cannot be abused in this way. it turns out the predator software was used to target a couple members of congress recently. can you just speak to this? >> i think it's a very serious problem that you are raising. i think there are two things come to mind. number one, the u.s. government can give extra scrutiny to application from companies that are seeking to export products to those countries where they may be engaging in transnational repression. the so-called unfree countries. i think the government can look at the research done by freedom house and other human rights groups to look at those countries that could be qualified for that. and, i think the export controls exist, they need to be carefully and tho

education remains free government education, to the extent of the same governance duties, but it may not necessarily include all fields and all academic trends. this word "governance duties " is not accurate. you see, we are an independent university and cannot say that it only wants to produce for the government. it is one of the main functions of the university system. otherwise, why should the employment of graduates be an issue in the country, because this has not been achieved or there is a problem, not employment. well, yes , it is a national policy. i agree that it is possible that many of our fields are over the capacity and there should be a general policy in this seventh program is going to be a major refinement of the majors that are the duty let's turn the university over to the government sector and give the rest to the private sector . i don't think this is very defensible, so my point is, first of all , public universities, after setting a mission for themselves , their mission is the right to education. now whatever it is, the implementation of my right should actuall

congratulate the government of iran on this day. religious scholars, nomadic sheikhs, religious scholars and nomadic sheikhs, and even iraqi sunni representatives are still indebted to the sacrifices of the iranian nation. the nation that stood by us in the most difficult circumstances and it is our duty to congratulate the nation and government of iran on the anniversary of the victory of the islamic revolution. let's say on the 22nd of bahman. iraqi military and even representatives of foreign countries were present at the revival of this ceremony to consider this gathering as an opportunity to expand the relations between the two countries. iran is a big country in the middle east and a dear neighbor to us iraqis . iran-iraq relations are completely strategic and no power can. they are allies in the fight against terrorism, and both are partners in solving regional crises . in turn , i appreciate the government of iran, which stood by russia in the most difficult situations. the expansion of iran-iraq relations in the past 21 yea

the us state department has banged the russian government for his death. of the kremlin has poisoned devonie, imprisoned him, and justly kept him in harsh conditions and denies him medical care. it is the russian government that is responsible for and of all these death while in detention, the witness and rod at the heart of the system, the boot. and his bill was confirmed not only by lexi and of all these death last week, but also by the fact that the russian, that russia detained, close to 400 people over the weekend. just for morning, his passing bill brown was blacklisted by the russian government back in 2005 and as for the decades, the international sanctions against president putin was also a friend of alexa in about a. m, i colleague money inside, you'd asked him why he thinks my valley was kills to but was to exit poking kills so many different people. he killed board a stem cell off. he killed a hannah poet called sky. he killed alexander, lift fandango. he killed sword de magnets key my lawyer, and he tried to kill them of only once before. and

every individual to obey the established government. all obstructions to the execution of the laws, all combinations and associations, under whatever plausible character, with the real design to direct, control, counteract, or awe the regular deliberation and action of the constituted authorities, are destructive of this fundamental principle and of fatal tendency. they serve to organize faction; to give it an artificial and extraordinary force; to put in the place of the delegated will of the nation the will of a party, often a small but artful and enterprising minority of the community; and, according to the alternate triumphs of different parties, to make the public administration the mirror of the ill-concerted and incongruous projects of faction rather than the organ of consistent and wholesome plans digested by common counsels and modified by mutual interests. however combinations or associations of the above description may now and then answer popular ends, they are likely, in the course of time and things, to become potent engin

, is a national government possible now unity, if not, then a technocratic government, and whether theys shmyhal can be considered a technocratic government in general, as a political scientist. i must say that the very option of a government of national unity, it is taken from situations when there is a great split in the country, when there is a great confrontation on ideological grounds up to the point of civil conflict, and in such situations the idea of ​​a government of national unity arises, which should stop this opposition, include... the main, so to speak, these groups in power and thus reconcile the opposing parties parties today in ukraine we have the exact opposite situation, there is a big one, it is probably not so clearly visible now, but there is a big consolidation on a patriotic basis, on a civic basis, and here the very idea of ​​the government of national unity is rather a euphemism. which the opposition operates in order, so to speak, to advance its own political agenda and its ideas and its wishes, as regards the technocratic government, so according to the idea,

i think government should _ government should doing now?ave done a clip in relation to the release of two hostages at enormous cost and gaza. the majority of hostages released have been done so through negotiation, not force. it seems unlikely that any attempt to release the rest of the hostages through force is not going to work. accordingly the british government should continue to make that clear to israel, it should make clear to honne as —— to hamas that the return of hostages is essential and if they are returned there would be a likelihood that the conflict would end immediately and then the negotiations about the longer term future both are gaza and the west bank and eastjerusalem could continue because only with a negotiated settlement will we see security for israel and justice for palestinians. the current conflict will not resolve that, it will simply create more generations of distrust and fear and violence and the british government should be making that clear to all sites who are involved.— making that clear to all sites who

hamas is the governing authority of gaza. it is the defacto government.nder these conditions, it is not going to so-called innocent civilians. it is going to hungry, thirsty, wounded hamas terrorists. larry: last one, senator cotton. >> did the administration get it done with respect to so-called retaliation in syria and iraq and i guess the houthies? this was a predetermined, preannounced we're not going to touch iran, a lot of people, a lot of military people are very skeptical they got it done. column in "the wall street journal" today how iran is really running our policy. what is your take on this so-called retaliation? >> president biden's very limited, very hesitant telegraphed attacks against iranian proxies did not deter iran. that is not my opinion, larry, it is not your opinion, it is a simple fact because the attacks have continued. as i said last week the measure of success does he scare iran straight, do the attacks stopped? that is what happened when president trump killed iran's terror mastermind, soleimani in 2020. when ron ron hit irania

government. in a completely logical way, and in my opinion, that parliament is a good parliament in terms of quality, in terms of issues, attention, that is, in a critical period , it was well managed, and in fact it dealt well with the government. he got it well, then he acted decisively to solve it. what did the 6th parliament do, what did it do in your opinion, that made this credibility, that is, this reasonable and balanced behavior of the 5th parliament, not to be repeated? see, in my opinion, first of all, the 6th parliament, well, in some of the constituencies, in fact , in some places, it came up with violations. for example, to he said that even the leadership, for example , should use the government decree and not let the election be annulled, and this was very important. the request of the relevant delegations for the annulment of tehran's elections was not at all the annulment of tehran's elections due to a technical problem. 30 people vote, and then we see some people like the funda

, which means— lost to the government, which means that government are...these doctors' protests because, as the president said, if they go into protest — president said, if they go into protest and this stops the medical system of the country, and there's a threat to many patients, _ and there's a threat to many patients, especially those in emergent need such as cancer patients— emergent need such as cancer patients and pregnant women. 30 patients and pregnant women. sc south patients and pregnant women. sr south korea, patients and pregnant women. 5r south korea, as we understand it, currently only has 2.5 doctors per 1,000 people, the second lowest rate for 0ecd countries after mexico. there�*s clearly a need, then, isn�*t there? how did it get so bad? yes. as i noted, the number of medical medical school intrans�*quota stayed medical medical school intra ns�*quota stayed the medical medical school intrans�*quota stayed the same for almost 20 years, since 2006. and the president is saying that we are seeing quick lieging population and there are even se

the more the government hasn't been data to the profile as the more the government is also from fox form is developed to double the family income. but that is something the pharmacy has not happened. and which is why a, this protest which comes right ahead of the general elections in the country in that sense is also signal begin to and the thoughts that unfold over the next few days are going to be very vague. so, so, but the big question is, if it's all the som, of will be allowed to match to the national capital, which is in fact fabricated seemed from all 3 borders. washington's altima is to reject the interior and the phone, just extradition. appeal on the piece float us according to on the state international which will speak to me and meet at off tomorrow for the 2nd. and final day of hearing is that the u. k. hi, they will 1st the arguing, but it doesn't matter whether or not this case was political, that actually the u. k is applies to extradite either way. this is really a deeply fo document for 2 reasons. one is that you need to, so i'm just doing something that publishes in j