rather than in their— the house of parliament rather than in their own — the house of parliament rathere mail on sunday with the local _ constituencies. the mail on sunday with the local elections _ constituencies. the mail on sunday with the local elections coming - constituencies. the mail on sunday with the local elections coming up i with the local elections coming up this week, there front pages secret election pact to stitch up boris johnson. do you believe it? this i johnson. do you believe it? as i said earlier, _ johnson. do you believe it? as i said earlier, oliver _ johnson. do you believe it? as i said earlier, oliver dowden has written — said earlier, oliver dowden has written to— said earlier, oliver dowden has written to sir keir starmer edging that labour and the lib dems are in a packed _ that labour and the lib dems are in a packed "— that labour and the lib dems are in a packed —— he is alleging they are in a secret— a packed —— he is alleging they are in a secret pact where candidates will stand — in a secret pact where candidates will stand down to make sure they're

of 76 seats. once again, to reaffirm the numbers, australia's lower_ to reaffirm the numbers, australia's lower house — to reaffirm the numbers, australia's lower house of parliamentse of parliament comprises 151 seats across this vast nation so the magic— 151 seats across this vast nation so the magic number to form a majority governrnent— the magic number to form a majority government is a 76 seats. various projections — government is a 76 seats. various projections from experts here in australia — projections from experts here in australia are suggesting that scott morrison, — australia are suggesting that scott morrison, centre—right coalition, won't _ morrison, centre—right coalition, won't get — morrison, centre—right coalition, won't get anywhere near 76 seats, neither— won't get anywhere near 76 seats, neither will_ won't get anywhere near 76 seats, neither will the labour party, so that brings into play those independents and other minor parties so what _ independents and other minor parties so what this means is that we expect about— so what this means is that we expect about a _ so what this means is that we expect about a third of australian voters to

we must fight for our shrines, such an opinion was expressed by the deputy of the lower house of parliamentilia at the meeting of the working group on the preparation of the international parliamentary conference on the historical memory of the great victory won by unity, a large-scale event will be held on june 14-15 in five thematic sections. experts will discuss the development of the preservation of historical memory, special attention to the topic of the genocides of the belarusian people and the prevention of the rehabilitation of nazism. will they raise topical issues such as confronting new challenges and threats and protecting the media space from fakes. today, the information space is like a battlefield and on this battlefield for the great victory. today we must fight in the same way as our fathers and grandfathers fought in the forty-one-forty-fifth years of historical memory and what is happening, and in the world, in relation to our victory, in relation to falsifications of historical memory. today it is already on the verge of war and peace. we must fight for our shrine, such

the law on creative day today in the lower house of parliament, so in the first reading the deputies opted a draft law on external labor migration, it was presented by the minister of internal affairs ivan kubrakov, noting that today an increase in labor migration is predicted in our country only in the last 3 months, our country was visited without a visa about 45,000 people mostly from lithuania and latvia which assess our standard of living and working conditions , the bill will create the necessary conditions for attracting highly qualified personnel to the country. this process needs to be regulated, including the adoption of a cellular law that will meet the current realities of the demographic situation with a socio-economic process, but also with the investment project that implements the bill in our country in 2019, of course, to carry certain changes, which are precisely will be sent to make it easier for foreigners to work in the country, the so -called permissive principle of attracting a large number of foreigners more than 10 people for economic entities is canceled, and

australia has two houses of parliament, in the lower house you will not have to negotiate with a wide cross branch, most of whom wanted tougher action on climate change. they want 43% cuts by 2030, the climate focused independence 16% and's the greens 170% -- want 70%. in the upper house he has to face to the green party that has the veto power over legislation in the senate. they want a 70% cut to climate emissions by 2030. if they are holding out over anthony albanese you might face a tough road to his current climate action plan. >> what position now is the government in? are they in a better position to tackle some of the economic challenges? one of which, is inflation. >> it will be a great relief to him that he can now just pass any legislation he wants without stress on the lower house of parliament. also when it comes to things like parliamentary procedure he has a majority to send through the measures without objection. the other house, the senate, everything he passes will have to go through a cross bench that includes 12 green senators that want rapid action on, change. the

it raises _ pawn in the houses of parliament.y of the _ raises questions about the quality of the mps, what's been going on and being _ of the mps, what's been going on and being reported, things like that. we've _ being reported, things like that. we've always believed that the great and the _ we've always believed that the great and the good go to our parliament, the people we send to our parliament to resent_ the people we send to our parliament to resent democrat present us. it's a question— to resent democrat present us. it's a question of the quality of the people. — a question of the quality of the people, and these things may have happened _ people, and these things may have happened in the past but now people report them and they are being investigated. i think we need to ask ourselves— investigated. i think we need to ask ourselves as to why we are not getting — ourselves as to why we are not getting better mps in the house of commons, in the oldest parliament in the world _ commons, in the oldest parliament in the worl

freshly, the upper house of the parliament of belarus approved amendments that expand e, the list ofon of the death penalty. now she threatens. here according to these amendments for attempted to terrorism attempted murder of a foreigner. or a public figure well, we must remind, perhaps, our viewers. who does not know, belarus is by far the only country in europe where the death penalty has not been abolished. and all the events that take place in belarus and at the legislative level are interesting, because belarus is a union state with us. how do you comment? here is a given initiative, uh, the upper house of parliament amendments that have already been approved. we have the official position of the russian orthodox church regarding the death penalty. this position is expressed in an official document, which was adopted in 2000. it is called the foundations of the social concept of the russian orthodox church and the church. it can only remind here of the responsibility that the judiciary and the executive bodies bear for the life of every person. why uh the death penalty, uh dange

members, all the latest information is evgeny chirochkina she is in direct contact with the lower house of parliamento, we are waiting for details from you. indeed, in the morning in the state duma today began with personnel ldpr news really chose a new leader, leonid slutsky, head of the international committee of the state duma, was elected chairman of the faction. of course, the first statements concerned his profile, foreign policy. he spoke about supporting the withdrawal of, for example, russia 's wto agreement and that's on his election. he brought the journalist personally today and added that under his leadership the party's policy would not change. it is also a very big responsibility. this is a faction of professionals, a faction of people soldered between themselves. with those tasks, principles, approaches that have remained for us and for the entire party from vladimir volfovich, we will work in a forced manner. effectively if we talk about the work of the state duma today, then most likely it will last longer than usual in the framework of the plenary session, in addition to considerin

well, even today in the lower house of parliament plans to consider a draft resolution on the early terminationmous communist party deputy valery rashkin. and veronika skvortsova, head of the federal medical and biological agency, arrived at the federation council today as part of the government hour. she said that in the coming days , another coronavirus vaccine will be registered in russia. engaged in its development. research institute fmba in st. petersburg, also according to the starling agency agency. now are working on the creation of domestic analogues of drugs for the treatment of oral diseases, including spinal muscular atrophy drugs. from it, zalgensma is considered the most expensive in the world. one course in rubles costs 180 million . uh, how would it be called moto neuron survival motor neuron and in fact. this is a very simple design. our platform allows us to do this, but we are ready to do it. we are ready this is scaled up to some experimental batches, perhaps this will be enough, given the rarity of the disease. then we just go to the finished form. it is clear that the pro

in the uk, the speaker of the house of commons says "radical action" is needed to overhaul the working culture of the houses of parliamentcomments, in an article he's written for the observer newspaper, come a day after the resignation of the conservative mp neil parish, who admitted watching pornography twice in the house of commons. it's a bleak moment for parliament's reputation. claims of sexism and harassment have put a harsh spotlight on this place, and one mp caught up in sleaze has now decided to quit. neil parish had hoped to tough it out, wait for a parliamentary investigation to do its work. but yesterday the tory mp admitted to watching pornography twice while in the house of commons. in the end, i can see that the furore, the damage i was causing my family and my constituency and association wasn't worth carrying on. a conservative mp since 2010, mr paris was suspended from the parliamentary party on friday after being named as the mp in the centre of the allegations. two female tory mps had witnessed the behaviour. apologising to them and his constituents, the former farmer explained what happened. funnily

today the speakers of both houses of parliament. rything that you do for the spiritual for moral education, your educational activities for your social service for the number of churches and monasteries that have appeared in new ones during the years of your patriarchal ministry? i always feel your support and rejoice at the opportunity to discuss various issues. well, here is what the patriarch himself said that day. today we are going through a very difficult time our church in ukraine from the fullness of the russian orthodox church we know in what difficult conditions our brothers are working today, there i pray to our church. the ex-president of moldova and says dodon was detained for 72 hours suspected of corruption in his house , dodon himself searched his house today. everyone says to the nightingales at exactly 7:00 in the morning, having followed a dozen. tv cameras opened up behind a high fence behind them a lawyer drove up to the house, who faced growing poverty with price increases, instead of taking the country out of t

in our telegram channels, the legislative day is today in the lower house of parliament. e deputies adopted a draft law on external labor migration, it was presented by the minister of internal affairs ivan kubrakov, noting that today in our country an increase in labor graces is predicted only in the last 3 months, about 45,000 people visited belarus under a visa-free regime, mainly from lithuania and latvia, which assess our standard of living and working conditions the draft law will create the necessary conditions for attracting highly qualified personnel to the country, as well as protect the rights of belarusians who work abroad. this process needs to be regulated including the adoption of a cellular law that will meet the current realities of the demographic situation with the socio-economic process, but also those investment projects that are being implemented on the territory of our country, this bill, of course, will bring certain changes that will be precisely aimed at to make it easier for foreigners to work in the country , the so-called permissive principle o

to chisinau in a march, for example and take over the administration of the president, the house of parliament, the house of the government, and then say, now try to knock us out of here. well, is a similar version of events possible or not? and this will be presented as another victory, since it is difficult to win victories in ukraine, then in moldova, for sure. well, i i hope that there will be resistance there, but it is much easier to achieve some kind of military victory by russian troops, please, well, of course , we can think of various fantastic scenarios, but the real ones are different, let's just remember what transnistria is, transnistria is actually integrated the european union is much more than moldova and ukraine, all the residents of transnistria have long ago e-e and romanian other passports and contraband goods and foreign operations they do not carry out from abkhazia sorry, but we all we know where this is going, and when i heard the first cases regarding the so-called bombing of individual transnistrian objects, it was all clear to me right away. this is a repeat of bela

i— addressed to both houses of parliament. i now— addressed to both houses of parliament. tribute to her majesty in the year of her platinum jubilee. her dedication to britain has been a reassuring constant in an ever—changing world. her commitment to public duty a reminder of the responsibilities we all owe each other. her dignity and her leadership and inspiration to all of us. she will forever have all of our thanks for 70 years of service to our country. we all wish her well. i also want to congratulate the prime minister. he has achieved a new first. the first resident of downing street to be a constituent of a labour council! i am sure they will serve him well. and i want to congratulate, mr speaker, iwant serve him well. and i want to congratulate, mr speaker, i want to congratulate, mr speaker, i want to congratulate lee move around seconder on their fine and funny speeches. i understand the member for beverley and holderness owns over 900 copies of eagle comic books. he is no old duffer. he is an extensive collector of the adventures of band there from the intergal

representing different parts of the country than those delegates elect representatives of the 2 houses of parliament. one is the house of the people with 275 members, and there is the senate chamber which has 54 seats that have already been elected. both houses been elect the president through a secret ballot who appoints the prime minister, who in turn we form the cabinets. ah, let's bring in our gas in mogadishu, ali watson, a lecture of the east africa university and for the minister of education in the point land state of somalia. in doha, or done ali somalia analyst who is a senior advisor to the mayor of mogadishu. also in mogadishu, mohammad mubarak, executive director of mccarty and also executive director of the somali up is forum . welcome to the program ali. how crucial is this election which is about which is over a year behind shadow all. oh, thank you very much on thank you. having me for having me actually, i think it's a good to half an election after what year there was a time whereby we were expecting it may take longer, 2 years, 3 years. even it may not even take place. so bringin

let's start with the news directly from the state duma of the lower house of parliament. today, leonid slutsky was appointed head of the ldpr faction in the state duma. how would you comment on this appointment? will it be easier for you to interact with your colleagues from the liberal democratic party but the meaning i know for a long time an experienced deputy an experienced politician congratulates a very important committee on international affairs. and in this position he proved to be very good. e, correctly and competently, protecting the national interests of our country, but this decision is expected by the ldpr faction, so we wish e success, and from the male in this post. and this is good sergey security. let's then move on to the information agenda, the main news that are being discussed during these days, including on our channel and in general is in the center of public attention, and let's talk about the prospects for sweden and finland to join nato, uh, how do you perceive the decision these countries and, in your opinion, how this may affect the security o

let's start with the news directly from the state duma of the lower house of parliament today leonid was appointed and in this post proved to be very straightforward. uh, correctly and competently, protecting the national interests of our country, but this decision of the ldpr faction is expected, so let's move on to the information agenda of the main news that are being discussed during these days, including on our channel and in general is in the center of public attention, but let's talk about the prospects for sweden and finland to join us on the security of russia this will surely not affect the security of russia in any way, but on the security of the finns and swedes. this can affect because we are well aware that there is no threat behind this. finland and sweden have never been and never will be on the part of russia and what they lose in the holy, what blocks of the country uh, finland uh for more than 80 years, and now it is clear that the truly united states of america is primarily and now from the threat. this is utter nonsense , but we understand that why america needs

government, and houses of parliament. ts here to see big ben, a daily seen central to lundin's identity and history, but something has changed. westminster station has become the home of new artwork based on the ubiquitous underground sign. the artist who created it, a brish ghanean. >> to be the first artist to show artwork at the station, it is slowly sinking in. correspondent: the colors represent the country's independence struggle, mineral resources, with 54 black stars representing the number of counies on the african continent. his work was commissioned by the art on the underground project. >> it brings british history and african history into one stunning --, so it i interesting to have those two icons looking at each other. correspondent: the award-winning work includes films, photography, sculptures, and painting. he draws inspiration from his parents who migrated om ghana in the 1980's. >> my mom would tell me sries as a kid, and i carry them with me to this day in the weight that i work, the way that i tell st

essentially the monarch's role is to enter the upper house of the houses of parliament, the chamber ofand to read out the speech which will include all the different bills that the government will try to introduce over the course of the next parliament. obviously the queen won't be present today as you said, it emerged late yesterday evening that buckingham palace said that she was still experiencing mobility issues and that prince charles and prince william will be standing into deliver the speech. but it is believed that the throne will be left empty and that the crown will be present in the chamber, although obviously it won't be worn by anybody. that will be the representation of the 96-year-old monarch. but this is the first time in 59 years that queen elizabeth ii hasn't been part of this important ceremony. last time she missed it from 1963 and 1959. but that is when she was pregnant with two of her four children. on the agenda this time, this is an opportunity politically for boris johnson's government to reset the narrative. they will be trying to tackle economic issues, thing

jubilee medal of the speaker of the federation council was awarded to the chairman of the upper house of the parliamentturkmenistan, the former president of the country, gurmanguly berdimuhamedov, highest state. in turn, the speaker awarded valentina matviyenko within the framework of the plenary sessions, the parliamentarians discussed the problems of environmental security and medical diplomacy, an active dialogue is also being conducted in the direction of security, a joint counteraction to terrorism, extremism, a coup d'état and illegal attempts to overthrow the government. russia is certainly interested in the integrated development of all central asian states and in increasing the level of prosperity and security in the region in within the framework of the russian forum turkmenistan signed an agreement on cooperation between the parliaments of states, it is obvious that the central asian region. this is a region of dynamic development. this is a region that is largely shaped, if you want the face of the eurasian space, and the eurasian space has no future, not the slightest doubt. this is the fu

we have also been hearing a debate on going in russia's lower house of parliament, the state duma, thepeaker has said the members of the battalion, who are now in russian defense ministry custody, are so-called nazi criminals and they should not be exchanged. they should not be taking part in the prisoner exchange coming in the weeks ahead. that they are not to be given up that easily and they should be put before a court. we have also been hearing from the chairman of the international affairs committee, is also part of moscow's negotiating team with ukraine. he have much more severe views about what should happen to the members of the battalion that are now in russian custody. this is what he had to say. >> they do not deserve to live, after those monstrous crimes against humanity that they committed, and which are being committed continuously against are prisoners of war. they returned to us with their fingers cut off and so on. we should think carefully and maybe go along with this proposal, since these animals in human form should get what they deserve. >> ukraine's port city of o

leonid slutsky, his deputies unanimously elected, let me remind you the day before, the lower house of parliamentted the powers of party leader vladimir zhirinovsky, who passed away on april 6 after his death. leonid slutsky temporarily acted as head of the faction. it's still and a very big responsibility. this is a faction of professionals, a faction of people soldered together. those tasks, principles, and approaches that have remained for us and for the entire party itself. here vladimir volfovich's work will be forced to work. effectively slutsky was born on january 4, 1968. in moscow, he graduated from the moscow institute of economics and statistics and holds the title of doctor of economics is a member of the state duma from the third to the seventh convocations heads the duma committee on international affairs on may 18, he was unanimously elected head of the ldpr faction in the state duma today in moscow, the winners of the 2021 government prize in the field of culture were awarded among them, for example, boris seyman for creating a dance academy, animator tatyana kiseleva for the seri

in this matter , the days of this region are held in the upper house of parliament. leningrad region offered assistance in accommodating residents of the donetsk and luhansk people's republics from your region, several convoys of humanitarian aid have already been transferred to the donbass. this is a very important noble deed. i would like to repeat everyone who responded to someone else's grief supported people, such a difficult time for them. on to other topics, today the remarkable actor and director, artistic director of the variety theater alexander kollyagin, is celebrating his anniversary. he confesses that i'm not in a hurry to sum up with the jeweler met with dmitry kaster all the roles and all the people who worked with me on these roles are my discoveries. this is my human wealth, i want to lose weight, i want to. animal observation my main acting trait alexander thinks to do something to create all the time, what to think of to compose acting is to feel pain, like medicine, where he worked as a paramedic before theater and cinema. hello help your neighbor

p 's from the polish people's party submitted to poland, lower house of parliament, a similar draft titles on the genocide committed by the organization of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army against poles. on eastern polish territories, by lack of cooperation at the end of the keep up as of both these documents was to recognise the organisation of ukrainian nationalists and the ukrainian insurgent army as criminal organizations. which according to the authors, had committed genocide against the polish community in western ukraine with 212 representatives voted in favor of the proposal to designate the massacre of poles in berlin. finally, o u n, and u p. a genocide while 222 voted against the proposal was defeated by a majority of just 11 votes. and the genocide issue was lost from the agenda. we are position voted to classify the o u n. u p. a crimes committed as genocide against the polish population, but the party in power supported softer wording for foreign policy reasons. america, when it well known that the polish government is actively lobbying for ukraine to b

looks like he hasn't left the house of parliament yet. w don’t recall that some kind of monument, no matter what and no matter where it would provoke some kind of war, would provoke a crisis, would provoke such actions and deeds, for which it is a shame, but demolish the monument one another. and what will this change, by the way, the fight against monuments is a very exciting process, and this is only the initial phase for refusing to fulfill obligations, 68 deputies voted in total against twenty decisions, not unanimously, but the reaction, for example, of a representative of the russian ministry of foreign affairs caused an unequivocal however, the direct impact of the decision is unlikely can have legal nuances said the former mary of riga, nil ushakov , the monument is in the possession of the riga city council and i don’t think anyone will be allowed to demolish it a clear position to fight with monuments. we will not allow. as long as the authorities latvia is morally preparing for a risky step in the russian parliament, they have a

classes of fire hazard in the forests artemy ryabochkin and alexander mokin vesti irkutsk upper house of parliamententina matvienko will also take part in the plenary session of the women's dialogue, which will discuss in particular the role of women in entrepreneurship and the development of information technology and digitalization, scheduled and separate meetings with the country's leadership. in the syrian province of idli, a monument to the hero of russia to pilot roman filippov was erected on the radio at the place of his death there was a memorial plaque, but the installation of the monument until recently was impossible due to the proximity of the positions of the militants, the event ended with a minute of silence laying wreaths and salutes, roman filippov died in 2018. in the battle with militants after ejection from a downed fighter until the last minutes of his life. he fought an unequal battle, when the distance to the militants was reduced to several tens of meters, filippov was seriously wounded and blew himself up with a grenade. air attacks in china at the airport in chongqing, the

public areas. australia's newly elected labor government has now secured a majority in the lower house of parliament, which means prime minister anthony of uneasy won't need to rely on independence to pass legislation is still being counted on the election on may 21st commenting climate change in the establishment of a new anti corruption commission is top of the new government agenda. protest as in sudan took to the streets again on monday, despite to parents attempts by military leaders to placate them. a state of emergency imposed off to the army seized power last october was lifted on sunday. all than 60 detainees have also been released, had been woken, has more from cartoon the lifting of the state of emergency by the head of the sovereignty council and the head of the army, general abdel albert hon. seems to have no impact on protesters on monday evening. once again, they took to the streets to voice their anger against the military. now one thing that they have been repeatedly saying is that they don't recognize the military empower and don't get that my any decision that the military make,