from agriculture to iit, belarus is increasing cooperation with the republika srpska.eficial contacts in belarus and zimbabwe signed a memorandum on production belarusian buses. patriotic project of the union state. the memory train will travel to historical places in belarus and russia for the third time. and festival vitebsk invites you. slavic bazaar ticket sales have started. the events program is on air. in the studio olga onishchenko. hello. from agriculture and industry to agricultural science and it. belarus and republika srpska intend to actively develop cooperation. the parties agreed on this in minsk during a summit meeting. our observer followed the progress of the negotiations alesya vysotskaya. the economy has always been the driver in relations, and if both republics see mutual benefit, then why not increase interaction? at the level of the leaders of the two countries, they discussed technology. belarus has acquired competencies in various industries and we are ready to provide assistance and support. a busy agenda for the visit, a series of meetings an

iit hotel, digital development academy, new greenhouse complex and two more large production facilitiesyear. implementation of only these five breakthrough projects will cost almost 8 billion rubles, but should create more than 500 new jobs . deputy prime minister alexander novak came to check how the enterprise and business in the region are feeling now. on the main topics of this working trip by anastasia ivanova. government restrictions in ingushetia are met not with bread and salt, but with turkey meat delicacies. the first point of the visit is the yuzhny poultry complex in the village of the same name in the republic. i haven’t eaten this yet, it’s very tasty, it tastes like production the enterprise's capacity is more than 10,000 tons of finished products per year, they are planning to deliver to moscow networks soon, it is clear that with this result the process from processing to the warehouse with finished products is thoroughly debugged, alexander novyk was convinced of this, the vice-premier is being given a tour... personally by the head ingushetia mahmud ali kalimatov and

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capacity coalition. the message says, in addition, great britain has completed the process of joining the iitlition by signing a declaration of intent, i stand by the minister of defense rustem umirov, i am sure that we will be able to attract even more partners for the digitalization of our army, this is very important, well, we will to wait for the other results of ramstein, i will say that colonel-general oleksandr syrsky went there with his head, well, the president should be, that's why we are waiting, and now we are waiting for the weather, what it will be like in ukraine. natalka didenko will tell us in detail tomorrow. hello everyone, dear ukrainians. today is february 14, almost half of february is already behind us, and there is very little left until spring. i, of course , congratulate everyone on today's tulip day. and we will talk about... the weather that is expected tomorrow, february 15, in the middle of the last month of winter in many european countries, well, of course, we will pay more attention to the capital, so tomorrow , february 15, it will be +9 cloudy in warsaw, dam

iit is a shame. >> what you do are you relying more on local government support or is it still basicallyions we don't have any funding from the state or the government. we are very lucky, many of the farmers lawn and harvest lawncare support as but it puts a strain on our agency. no question. without that support we have had three food pantries close in our area. it is a shame, it really is because the funding is not there. and we need people to help. >> what about volunteers? are there people, more people aware of what's happening with volunteering? >> absolutely we can use volunteers in the money go to life services.org there is a donation button for food pantry, hit the button and give us a helping hand and we could definitely use it. >> we wish you the very best. you can think what you want about the situation. particularly when you see some of the migrants throwing away food it makes you serious and utensils onto what you have. but there are a lot of people in need. charles evdos. i am david asman. here is elizabeth macdonald. thank you for watching. now it is time for "the bottom l

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the path or finish the road that people ahead of us were, for whatever reason, not being able to do iits how many have never heard of ed white, charley bolden. they need to be motivated to see themselves possibly going to marches one day. the most diverse teams give you the best solutions. we need everyone at the table to help us from a technological standpoint, helping us save our planet, helping us get to the moon and mars and beyond. you need to know history. >> tell us the role that michelle nichols played where she became such a leading figure. >> she was the chief communications officer of the starship enterprise. nasa hired her to be the voice of, hey, how are we going to get the next women and minorities. she canvassed the country going out to find those astronauts. even fred gregory saw that commercial and said if there are women like that in space, i want to be part of history. >> leland, my 8-year-old nephew is going to be so impressed we that we had a real astronaut on "morning joe." you, yourself, have logged over 500 hours in space and had a very illustrious career as an a

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iit's coming? >> it's coming. we're in febyeah. i don'tming? >> it's coming. we're in febyeah. you with get all the details for you with aidan . aidan mcgivern. >> looks like things are heating up. boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news . weather on gb news. >> hello. very good morning to you. it's certainly been a changeable week, but today is fine for most of us. hazy sunshine, yes, but also some rain in the far northwest of scotland. we start with some showers in the northwest of scotland. the best of any clear spells will be across central and eastern parts of england, where chilly first where we'll be chilly first thing, but actually a fine day follows higher clouds is follows some higher clouds is building from the southwest, so it's not going to be completely blue some blue skies. there will be some cirrus in the sky, so white cloud, but bright and dry for most , except cloud, but bright and dry for most, except for cloud, but bright and dry for most , except for the northwest most, except for the northwest corner where the showers turn to more persistent rain and t