vakili, were you in the parliament? you and your group were in the parliament. ou should be accountable now, you should not be the side of the claimant that you should have said these things when you were in the parliament. you should have tried, you should have declared, you should have said the same thing you are saying now. i could have said that we were far away from the people, which is very good , it is really valuable, but mr. vakili, despite all these years , you admit that you are far away. it is very bad . when you were in the parliament, you came and said in front of the camera like a man, "i can't work for the people, but you voted." i can't do anything for you, it's too bad , i think these two groups are really tearing this apart like scissors. the system of people's participation and connection to the elections is causing damage and it should be done for this let's think about it. a lot of it is the media's fault. it's also the political debate . now that we are in power, what else are we doing now that we are, we are moving. this is really more tha

you've been in parliament since 2010. ve you seen a change since you went into parliament for the good or for the bad? i think there are many more people in parliament of faith of different kinds than i had expected. >> when i first got elected, which interesting and in my view, both reassured that there are people who have strongly held religious beliefs . they held religious beliefs. they don't often get asked about them. i don't think they're hiding them away so much as the issue hasn't been raised. but i've been encouraged by how many people of faith there are. but faith rarely interferes with politics. on a day to day basis. >> i used to work with an evangelical christian who, uh , evangelical christian who, uh, when people said to him, you need to take your faith out of politics and keep the two separate. his answer to that was, well, you simply can't , was, well, you simply can't, because it's who i am, and it informs my every decision. would you agree with that? >> i think it's more nuanced than that, that i am who

in poland. what will it mean for europe and ukraine? the parliament today voted out prime minister mateus arrived yet ending 8 years of right wing nationalist rule. a more moderate e. u. friendly coalition. under the former leader donald task is now waiting in the weeks. i'll say coming up tonight and it's campaigned to destroy him off. israel stuffing up, it's a tax on the city upon eunice agencies say this situation for civilians there is catastrophic. and the french of parliament rejecting president background immigration plans. the president wants to crack down on the legal migration while welcoming skilled workers from overseas. can he do both? at the same time. the break off is good to have you with this and we begin with some breaking news publish. parliament has elected centrist and liter donald to us as prime minister after the countries former leader mateus. but yet he lost a vote of confidence today in parliament, a parliament voted against were of janski's proposal to form a conservative government and that ended 8 years of rule by the nat

our women sat in the parliament, they can actually accept representative seats. he sixth term, 13 women from islamabad west, urmia, isfahan, tehran, sestan, shiraz, mashhad, and in the seventh term , the same number of women from isfahan, tehran, karaj, tabriz, rash , zanjan, mashhad entered the parliament as people's elected representatives . we have had a busy year both in the field of legislation and in the field of supervision. in the eighth period eight women from isfahan, tehran, karaj, mashhad. this is a two-thirds vote and requires two/thirds of your votes in the 9th parliament as well. nine women from isfahan, tehran, saveh, sarab, simiram and zabol became the people's representatives in the parliament. there were some cases in the youth marriage education plan regarding the control of the dowry rate, for which there were suggestions. but in the following periods, the presence of women became more prominent. in the 10th period, 17 women from tehran, isfahan, shabsar, mobarakeh, salviyeh, qazvin, neishabur, tabriz, shahreza semiram and borujen and in the 1

this comes to a head next week with a vote in parliament.— a vote in parliament.ween _ a vote in parliament. yeah, it does and between now— a vote in parliament. yeah, it does and between now and _ a vote in parliament. yeah, it does and between now and then - a vote in parliament. yeah, it does and between now and then the - a vote in parliament. yeah, it does - and between now and then the various tribes within the conservative party, a few of which you had a flavour of there, have gone away to scrutinise it often with their own legal experts poring over the line office bill. all of which presents me with a flashback to the brexit years, when there were very similar arguments that went on in different corners of the conservative party scrutinising legislation then. now, the twist is that these groups are not homogenous. so when you hear from one of them they are not representing necessarily the view of what can be hundreds of their colleagues, but they are looking at it this weekend, they are going to decide on that basis how or whether they will vote come tuesd

hall of the parliament. but in some cases, so that inflationary expectations do not arise, different economic views are not presented to the market and economic activists. well , there is no problem in referring these issues to meetings or privatization or other meetings, the result should be conveyed to the people , no matter what, but because the views are different, it is possible that the three heads of the commission in the parliament have three economic points of view behind this speech. no problem, respectable. we care about different opinions in universities and academic discussions, but the government can be run with one opinion. he managed, not with different opinions it has become a law and an order for the government. but we want to say that every discussion in the university is on the table and it is very respectful. let us say that in the economic field, our professor said this , we have such and such a theory. it is known to the students that one or two students may have two opinions with each other.

completely wipe off palestine of the face of the... country of south africa, so we've also raised in parliamentke the honorable imam sheikh, much more uh enthusiastic than myself, a real fighter for palestine, we've asked that weapons be sent to the resistance in palestine, because when i was in libya in 1972 at the bengazry office of the plo, we discuss uh libya sending weapons to angola and from angola with the russian truck to freiburg, so we have been active in asking the south african government to send weapons to the resistance, so we did get the reaction from president ramapoza, he said the action was that no weapon should be sent to to those involved in the conflict. so that is the start, so al-jama as a political party, inshallah we will continue to support the resistance, we had a one on one private meeting with the hammer's delegation in parliament in my private office before we met with other resistance organizations in cape town in the boardroom. and we explain to them the concern that we have that if south africa is under white rule next year, if the anc loses the election, then i

basic and in the parliament from the beginning. in the 1980s , the role of an institution became more prominent. the research center of the islamic council, especially in the last decade , has been the source of many decisions and legislations and analyzes and has influenced the votes of the representatives in the parliament . honorable president of the research center of the islamic council, i would like to say hello again and thank you, my servant, in the name of allah , the most merciful , the most merciful. i offer my greetings, politeness and respect. to your excellency and the viewers of the program, let's start with a report, mr. doctor , i invite you to the research center. majlis is one of the important research centers of the country are scientific researches in the field. legislation is carried out by the researchers of this center to be used in planning and legal decisions. the role of the research center in solving the country's problems in the field of legislation and then monitoring the implementation of this law and

in poland. what will it mean for europe and ukraine? the parliament today voting out prime minister, my tails for avi etzky in the 8 years of right wing nationalist wrote a more moderate e. you friendly coalition is now reportedly waiting in the wings also coming up tonight and it's campaign to destroy him. off is real. stepping up his attacks on the city of han, eunice, 8 agencies that say the situation for some millions they are, is catastrophic. and the count down to a deal at the you in climate conference, the u. s. and the european union rejecting a watered down compromise on phasing out fossil fuels. delegates now just have hours to reach an agreement. we will good wife to the talk in the box. the break up is good to have you with this on this monday and we begin tonight with breaking news, the prime minister of poland. my tails are d. etzky has just lost a vote of confidence in parliament to the post parliament voting against rob janski's proposal to form a conservative government. and this ends 8 years of rule by the nationalist law and justic

crown or its modern proxy the executive, cannot act arbitrarily everybody if it uses its majority in parliamento declare it can. that would be the worst form of henry viii act equivalent to his proclamation which deemed that all the king's proclamation even though they were not approved by parliament,shall be observed as though they were made by an act of parliament. " fifthly now is not the time to undermine human rights and the rules based order, the uk relies on foreign courts and tribunals being effective. we watch events in ukraine and declare that the butchery and butcher is a war crime. who do we want to adjudicate that? an international court, we rightly lecture china about human rights abuses, and about a#3w50iding by the un convention on the law of the sea, we invoke sanctions against human rights abusers round the world. but how can we expect others to abide by the rule of law, and their human rights and other treaty obligations if we abandon them? the memberfor torridge and obligations if we abandon them? the member for torridge and west devon was right about one thing, he was wrong

of the parliament. experts in all the decision-making assemblies, which unfortunately we see that no women are present, we request that if the presence of women is much more than in the past , we will see a report and come back to another telephone guest. our sum will be added. let's solve all the problems and problems that have arisen in our society today with various plots and tricks of the enemy in relation to women . which is the essence of the nation, the record of the 11th term of the parliament shows that women were also actively present in the field of the parliamentary elections. 111 times by women in the last 11 periods. have been able to become the people's representative in the parliament by winning the elections. according to the statistics, in the first three periods of the islamic council, four female candidates, all of whom were from tehran , entered the parliament with the people's vote, and after that, women with presenting the programs won them more seats in the parliament. the women of our soci

vakili, you were in the parliament , you and your party were in the parliament, you should be accountable now, you should not be the side of the claimant , that you should have said these things while you were in the parliament, you should have tried, you should have declared. you should have said the same thing that you are saying now , i couldn't, you are saying that we were far away from the people, which is very good and really valuable, but mr. vakili, despite all these years, you admit that you are far away. i can work people , you voted, but i can't do anything for you i can do it very much. i think these two groups are really like scissors and scissors. they are tearing up this system of people's participation and connection to the elections, and this is causing damage . we really have to think about this . a large part of it is a part of the media, a part of it is a political part . now, where we are , we are moving, this is really more than our structural problems, why do we like to transfer everything to a place that is really suspicious, for example, mr. tafteh says that the e

heart really hurts, which means i can't bear it let me tell them, they might say that i said in the parliament , everyone should know this, but one day, in order to preserve the system and the livelihood of the people , it is necessary to sell the building of the islamic council, take your property, go sit in the dirt, this is worth it for us, who cannot compliment the people , sir, it cannot be done with 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 manneh came to the square and helped, we all need people we have no way to satisfy them, our resources are limited , so we have to come up with a new plan regarding the resources. this new plan, which has no doubt, the parliament will definitely support the government, and it is its duty to support it, mr. doctor , the revenues that we proposed are specific. we gave the details, we gave the calculations, if the honorable parliament suggests any other source that we can realize, we kiss the hands of all the dear ones, that is, if we can create a source, we can definitely increase our expenses in proporti

this is the strategic difference between our view in the parliament in dealing with the bill.k at the energy imbalance. you have ordered that dr. haj babaei and some representatives are doing to resolve the energy imbalance from mr.'s opinion means raising the price of energy . how do we want to solve the imbalance? it means that we should raise the price of gasoline, so that people consume less , and raise the price of electricity, so that people consume less. it does not have the energy to correct the price. we 've seen targeted resources based solely on consumption growth , and the growth we've seen is without price increases. very well, mr. iran's next doctor. raising the price, we say, well, the government. how do i want to run the country? we made a note on the 14th of 2016 . at that time we said that 87 thousand it has billions of tomans of money. and the government expenditure was 43 and 500. 87 income is 43 and 500. what is the current expenditure now in 1403, the forecast is 758, the cost is the cost, but how much is the income ? do they have at least 160 people . ho

, and if the review of those generalities and details are agreed upon in the parliament, then based on these numbers and figures , the details of the budget bill will be separated. will be adjusted. last week, the details of next year's budget bill in the parliament based on what the representatives said , they did not agree with the generality of this bill, based on what the representatives said, considering not enough resources to adjust the pensioners' salaries. in other words, it was rejected in the parliament and returned to the government for reforms. the government had one week to amend this bill , it made some reforms yesterday and yesterday in the parliament. the generalities of the budget bill, which is going to be tabled with the amendments that the government has re-applied , will be discussed in the table. who will probably be the head of the budget program organization, he will defend this amendment and later there will be a vote. the country that voted for its priority yesterday will be reviewed in the parliament, the general and details of the amendment t

in this direction. this means active approach only. as a detached intellect of the parliamenty let's sit down so that the plans will come, we will give an opinion , but we should enter first hand and play a role in the important issues of the country. the tangible effect of this incident that you are saying is this active movement of the research center and this central research in the parliament. can you give examples so that we can see? what exactly happened after you followed this active movement in the research center? see this active approach, its example in the amount of scientific productions. and the scientific activities of the research center have completely shown themselves in these two years and 3 months that we have been following this approach in the center. the opinions of the pashtyar center regarding the drafts have increased by 44. the amount of strategic monitoring reports prepared by the research center according to its duties has increased by 128 . it is estimated that there has been an increase of 575. we have prepared 117 draft laws in the past year alon

in december ninety-three, the people of the russian federation voted for a constitution for their first parliamentthen in the state the duma has had eight convocations, and parliamentary traditions of conducting constructive public discussions and mutual respect among representatives have developed. various political forces. and this was especially noted by president vladimir putin at a meeting of the council of legislators in honor of the anniversary of the parliament. our special report on how the history of russian parliamentarism was made. the office of all the deputies who somehow tried to work here. for the first time in russian history, the country's representative legislative body elected on a multi-party basis in conditions of free competition, views, positions, worldviews. and this is 2 months after the shooting of the white house. the first state duma was a duma of special content and circumstances, it was elected after a bloody conflict between the legislative and executive powers, between the president and the supreme council of the russian federation, of course, everything related to

do you accept _ in parliament but in you? do you accept that— in parliament but in you?on— accept that would you call an election if you these votes? what is ha enin: election if you these votes? what is happening here _ election if you these votes? what is happening here is— election if you these votes? what is happening here is we _ election if you these votes? what is happening here is we are _ election if you these votes? what is happening here is we are delivering | happening here is we are delivering on what i said. let look at the record, look at the facts. when i got thisjob the record, look at the facts. when i got this job the number of small boat arrivals into this country had quadrupled in the past few years. that is what happened. since i have been here because of all the things that we have done, we have got the numbers down by a third. that is my record on the situation. we have got the number of legal enforcement rate up, we have arrested hundreds and hundreds of people in those rates but also people coming illegally who have facilitated us off or trade.

votes from the people of tehran , he became the first person in the parliament in iran. , hey, we were looking for paper , we didn't miss the time of the parliament, we couldn't find anything, we came and a piece of paper 10 cm by 10 cm was from the back of a cigarette. at ten they took up to 7 signatures and caused the same . after the nationalization of oil, in the 16th parliament , the expropriation law was approved. in this way, a delegation from the majlis will go to abadan and take over all the administrative staff and start up and continue the production process of the abadan refinery. hossein makki also went to abadan as a member of the khulait delegation after this oil nationalization law, the dispossession law , was formed with 9 articles. mr. makki was assigned to dispossess the british, because he was a member of the parliament , he went to abadan to dispossess the british forces and earned the title of a dedicated soldier. in one of the sessions of the 16th parliament, rosmarara came to the parliament with a statement in his pocket that agreed to give iran's

according to the new law that has been approved in the parliament, the rulings and notes section will be presented first, and after it is approved in the parliament, the figures and tables will be presented to the parliament again. it will be submitted and examined . this is the layer that today, god willing, the president will present to the parliament. in fact , he will study it to publish it for the representatives . god willing, chalfiq commission he examines the bill, then he comes back to sahn ali, based on what he said earlier, the organization has announced the budget in general, in the features of the budget bill for the next year for the whole country, the resources and expenses of the budget bill for the whole country for the next year, there has been 18 growth and also the growth is expected taken. the price of each bushel of oil is 71 dollars and the price of the broad exchange rate is actually 285 tomans. it is considered for the guaranteed purchase of wheat in various departments of the salary department, as well as tax exemptions for salary earners. 10 million for sala

, in the same way, the commissions of the parliament. in the same way, we gave opinions, criticized , and discussed, but no political pressure from the honorable president of the 11th parliament and the honorable parliament members came on me as the head of the center, so that god forbid i change the expert and expert opinion of the center with a political consideration , and i myself testify that i never did this myself and i completely adhered to the scientific and expert opinions in dealing with the issues that the pushtshah center majlis entered in these two years . thank you very much, mr. doctor. from being invited to the front page thank you very much for participating in the program . thank you to all the honorable people who watched this program . strongly condemn this action is part of the genocide and massacre of palestinians. at least 100 palestinian journalists have died while doing their duty. the occupying regime seeks to prevent journalists from reporting the genocide and massacres in gaza. but concerned palestinian journa

parliament. as of now, a record few people's deputies have remained in the parliament. this is a historic low. people are fleeing, there are 401 active people's deputies in the council, although according to the constitution there should be 450, it is easier for them to give up their mandate, go about their lives, live abroad, run on the coast or in dubai. deputies must remember the oath they took. most recently, the parliament accepted the resignation of three more elected officials. the decision has been made. in general, yes or no for this convocation otherwise, 51 people's deputies remained without mandates. the most important risk to him is yet. far, so let's not think about him, how many more people's deputies can make up the mandate and how it threatens the main legislative body of the country. dear people's deputies, the verkhovna rada of ukraine received statements from the people's deputies of ukraine about drafting their parliamentary powers, the decision has been made. thus, recently the rada accepted the resignation of three more people's deputies of the maj

i said that i was in the parliament in the past. people are still talking to us from the same angle about the fact that the supervision is weak, both on the part of the parliament and on the part of the supervisory bodies. this is a point that the parliament should only go ahead with legislation he shouldn't make laws, even if they have very good laws, but when supervision is not by his side in the process of implementing the same good law, it can go against national demands and needs. the third point is that we support the domestic industry . today we have a problem in the industry . we see whether we are real producers or not . unwanted deception, god forbid, without politeness , do not insult some of our dear workers and sanders or our upper managers, whatever is in the discussion of development now. in our factories and our automobile manufacturers , are they government, non-government, or private? we have assembly plants in china. will these supports eventually lead to the government's assembly of the law, all of this was done w

— and you're spending much more time in parliament answering _ and you're spending much more time in ose are - in parliament answering questions, your firefighting, those are the i your firefighting, those are the times— your firefighting, those are the times when— your firefighting, those are the times when it's _ your firefighting, those are the times when it's actually - your firefighting, those are the i times when it's actually hardest to -et times when it's actually hardest to get on _ times when it's actually hardest to get on the — times when it's actually hardest to get on the front _ times when it's actually hardest to get on the front foot. _ times when it's actually hardest to get on the front foot. so _ times when it's actually hardest to get on the front foot. so it - times when it's actually hardest to get on the front foot. so it will i get on the front foot. so it will suck— get on the front foot. so it will suck oxygen— get on the front foot. so it will suck oxygen out _ get on the front foot. so it will suck oxygen out of— get on the front foot. so it will suck oxyg

we in the parliament will do our best so that, god willing , 200 plan laws will be realized in the first year, minus the livelihood. we do not believe in livelihood, 20% should be more than the number that is added, for example, for the pensioners are for the respectable seekers of help under the relief committee and the welfare organization for the warriors , for those whose livelihood is provided through salaries, this year you have seen that we have increased all the salaries by 20, but the salaries of the deprived are under the relief committee of imam hazrat imam and we increased the welfare organization by 400 in the law, which fortunately was increased from the second half of the year by the direct order of mr. president from the beginning of 2020, but as soon as the resources were provided from september , it was increased by 20% and the second was increased, which means that these families now have 40 %. increasing the salary of the rest of the strata compared to these numbers were lower. i have never been so happy. because we work a lot with numbers . but i am very optimistic a

and my client doesn't have an outright majority in parliament. and so they need other parties, especially the republicans to x, which is a conservative project. and 40 of the 62 republic couldn't call them entire and voted to reject that. what's the value? so what does this mean that for macro owns government? if he wants to get anything done, is he going to have to cuddle up a little bit to the right? or what are his options? you know, no one knows really actually, as i said, the options with this bill is you know, send it back or it would just drop it or not debates again. but what can you do to actually speed up things or to, to, to streamline the whole put is a good place that's, that's actually not clear to or it's a major set back for him. it shows that he can actually bring the parliamentarians behind him even when it comes to a draw flow, which is, you know, has been labeled as quite tough. yeah. but with the majority of the french in favor of that dropped off. yeah, it's historically reported, but many times i believe france here in germ

it was achieved in this parliament and a lot of efforts were made in the economic commission and in the parliament as a whole. france, because you raised this point , you mentioned the previous presidents of the central bank. how much do you think the problem was really the law, the central bank was closed? and how much do you think, no, the performance of the central bank itself was really needed , so it is better to see that if we want to make a contribution, say that part of it is probably management problems and the lack of use of the capacities that were given to them, and part of it was due to the law, the weakness of the law is definitely that part. that i was under the weakness of the law, or the situation was greater, that is, really, yes, we had management problems in every period, but the weakness of the law did not allow him to perform very well even if the manager was a good manager. my main point is that the reality is that the expectations and expectations from the central bank used to go with the facilities available to the central bank, the governor general and the poli

i can tell gentlemen that as englishmen we have the right to have representation in parliament here inthe king and parliament have not changed. the stamp act was passed eight years ago. i led the protest against that dreadful tax and against right writs of assistance before that. and i think that one cannot be expected to pay a tax if they lack representation in the body created such tax. in the process. chancellor, does the speaker my right on the floor. my name is james level. i am a teacher at the boston latin school. my father is the teacher there and he and i disagree over politics. i teach my students that they should stand up to unfair laws. this tea act is unfair. we did not get a vote on it. i think we should be able to tax so that the money can go directly to maintaining roads. school and life here in the colonies. look here, here. why not? why not? what kind of example am i setting for my students? the leaders of this town, if i do not in life practice what i teach. then, after all, is not world a campus and a teacher to desire to. cherokee the speaker to my left on the floo

i can tell gentlemen that as englishmen we have the right to have representation in parliament here inthe king and parliament have not changed. the stamp act was passed eight years ago. i led the protest against that dreadful tax and against right writs of assistance before that. and i think that one cannot be expected to pay a tax if they lack representation in the body created such tax. in the process. chancellor, does the speaker my right on the floor. my name is james level. i am a teacher at the boston latin school. my father is the teacher there and he and i disagree over politics. i teach my students that they should stand up to unfair laws. this tea act is unfair. we did not get a vote on it. i think we should be able to tax so that the money can go directly to maintaining roads. school and life here in the colonies. look here, here. why not? why not? what kind of example am i setting for my students? the leaders of this town, if i do not in life practice what i teach. then, after all, is not world a campus and a teacher to desire to. cherokee the speaker to my left on the floo

don't be fooled, when you were in the parliament , it was very far away from the people's wishes, andwhat is the need for different sections of the nation to gather in front of the parliament every day in different ways, in the cold, in the heat , with traffic jams to shout out their wishes? in the country of pashan bayan, people send representatives so that this representative can cover their demands, but when they see that for whatever reason, these representatives are not the voice of the nation, they are not the public voice of the nation, the people are not the voice of the nation. let me say two or three i would like to say a short point: a structure of our electoral system is wrong, the structure of our electoral system does not make an efficient parliament, regardless of whether this parliament is reformist or fundamentalist . this type of electoral system does not make an efficient parliament. the two houses that are superior to each other, every day, the assembly of recognition legislates in its place, tomorrow the supreme council of the cultural revolution legislates in its

parliament. creating sustainable employment for border workers of our country, people who work in border cities, border points through telangi and kolbari. education is considered and organized for them, and it is actually a positive move. we have another plan that today, if the parliament has a chance , we will discuss them. after checking , i would like to inform you that the plan to establish the information protection of the judiciary, as well as the bill given by the government to prevent harm to women and to prevent their misbehavior, to ensure their safety , will be examined in the parliament. it's women's week , i'm almost done, i congratulate you and all the women of our country. the specialty of the parliament today is more about summarizing their own proposals regarding the details of next year's budget bill for the whole country, well, its generality has already been approved in the parliament, it went to the commissions, where the representatives have to summarize their own proposals, to the integration commission, but it is in the national security commission. that the minister of f

the past years and what is approved by the parliament, especially in the 7th plan, and the attitude of the parliament towards the budget of 1403. hello. hello doctor , you are very welcome. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i offer my greetings and devotion to hazrat ali , your dear colleagues and the noble and dear islamic nation of iran . this week in rome, i am serving all colleagues. i congratulate the week of the martyr of modares and the day of the majlis to all the members of the parliament and his memory. a noble martyr we cherish that, especially in the matter of assassination , out of all his revolutionary activities, he was able to plan an assassination with a cane and an awl, which is honestly a perfect spot in our history, from all his wisdom and confrontations with arrogance and tyranny , god willing. let it be a good example , so that we can take some ideas from it. in the service of the honorable and dear people of iran, thank you very much for accepting our invitation tonight, mr. doctor . if you want to talk about the functioning of the pa

everyone has their own roles, and this is not a pretense. parties were never able to take a majority in parliamentovernment, enter into a coalition with other forces, the lack of unity in the vision of the future and completely different programs put polish statehood in a difficult situation, each party is dragging its feet. in your side in trying to bargain for as many preferences as possible. give me, give me, tu dawaj zaraz. nam więcej się należy, ja chcę mieć najwięcej, give, there can be no talk of a peaceful transition of power in poland, whose party is holding on too tightly to its seats with blue fingers. kaczynski's team is trying to prevent the formation of a parliamentary coalition among the opposition. deputies are intimidated and tried to outbid. that is, decline. it is an example of the collapse of our time that since monday i have been asked whether any of us will allow ourselves to be corrupted himself, because he corrupts, intimidates, let's, intimidates and corrupts. these are political instruments. and don't buy anyone. perfectly understand their fate in the formation of the opp

the parliament. did the parliament should be evaluated separately, but in any case, the parliament's performance is effective in increasing participation , like, for example, about the councils, some people think that the first councils, because probably now their opinion is that people's participation in the second council elections did not perform well. yes, it is the same now. the discussion you raised about the council elections, well, we witnessed that the council elections were held. the first council was formed, for example, in tehran.

pm mitsotakis: first of all, we have a comfortable majority in parliament. essentially we have a 23% gap from the opposition. the left suffered a strategic defeat in these elections. i am happy because we prevailed through politics of competence and reason. we moved the party towards the political center. yes, there is a future beyond populism, and we have proven that if you run a competent government, you can actually make it possible to get reelected. so, i think this is a good message for everyone fighting an election against populists, whether they come from the left, or from the right. as far as the extreme right is concerned, yes, we have three small parties in parliament at a 3% threshold. they managed to be right about ove that. the total is probably 12% or 13% of the electors. for two of these parties, we have no idea what they stand for. it will make parliament probably louder. i don't know if it will be more interesting, but no, the extreme right is not organized the way it is in other countries. and we certainly don't need the extreme right to go

the past years and what is the approval of the parliament, especially in the seventh plan, and the attitude of the parliament towards the 1403 budget. let's talk to them . hello, mr. doctor. in the name of god the compassionate al-rahim, i offer my greetings and my best regards to hazrat ali, your dear colleagues and the noble and dear nation of islamic iran. this week in rome , i offer my congratulations to all my colleagues. happy martyr modares week and majlis day to all dear majlis and the memory of that noble martyr. we know that especially in that assassination, apart from all his revolutionary activities , he was able to plan an assassination with a cane and an awa, which is honestly a perfect spot in our history, from all his wisdom and confrontations with arrogance and tyranny, god willing. it should be a good example so that we can learn from it in the service of honorable and dear people , thank you very much for accepting our invitation for tonight, mr. doctor, if you want to talk about the functioning of the parliament , what do you know about the most important achiev

in this direction, we are in the same way as in the parliament, yes, in the same way that the 8th parliament took this action in response to the demands and demands of the people and the necessity of the society, the needs of the society, just as the 12th parliament did the same thing , the next parliament is also one with the pathology of these issues. actually, by studying and examining the pathology and shortcomings of the past laws. let the amendment of the law come to update what we need today and the needs of the people, the demands of our people , the answer from our corner . we have different opinions. he chooses anyway, mr. khosravani with you

the city council, whose elections are not under the supervision of the guardian, is in the parliament in the city council elections. from the people of tehran. participating in the elections of the second city council and throwing everything before means that in the whole country , nearly 80% of the opponents of the first city councils won, so this shows that it is not the case that if there is no systematic supervision, people always participate, many times people participate for this reason. that the one who did not perform his duty in the city councils who always beat you in the head from morning to night people say that we didn't elect you for this job, but now that the leadership emphasizes the need for participation and insists on increasing the participation of the people , they invite the people. we see that some people have taken up this slogan and they keep saying that the supreme leader said this and that, and then they create a double standard. the guardian council and they say that the guardian council supervises the casting process. it determines the qualifications, reje

general approval of the 1403 budget bill in the parliament consolidation committee. the spokesperson of the budget program organization commission agreed with the increase of 50 thousand billion tomans in the budget ceiling to provide resources to increase pensioners' salaries. continued zionist attacks to the gaza strip and the martyrdom of more than 270 other palestinians. in response, the palestinian resistance bombarded tel aviv with rockets. the yemenis prevented the passage of the french warship towards the zionist regime. and heavy rains are coming. meteorological warning about the possibility of flooding in the western provinces in the coming days. there will be a lot of snow and rain on the way. so that for wednesday and thursday almost the whole. the provinces of the country will see the color of the rain with their intensity and weakness. in the name of god. o allah, bless muhammad and the family of muhammad and hasten their salvation. good evening, dear viewers. with the news section we are at your service at 21:00. the president described the government's

we launched a survey of people's expectations from the upcoming parliament. 31 video clips in there are different areas that the 11th parliament has addressed to the people's concerns. it will be explained in 2 minutes , and at the end of it, i would like to ask the people what is your proposal for the 12th parliament in the continuation of this work, and it is possible that these will be connected to the center's website, all of these are available on the center's website, about any topic if they are interested , about retirement, about i don't know, about the military , about the economy, looking at these , there is a possibility that they can offer to register. this is the first time to survey my expectations. this solution is one of the solutions to increase people's participation in decision making members of the parliament, i told them that participation is not only in implementation, but in the expression in the elections, we have their participation in the decision-making process for the next parliament , we also have people's expectations through this survey. for example , in o

general approval of the bill next year's budget will be reviewed in detail in the parliament. start in 10 days. the return of fuel supply to the normal routine, the president's gratitude to the ministry of petroleum and the national media for timely management and information. fast and timely management, correct notification, warning, giving people hope that there is no problem, your card, your fuel.

however, skepticism grew both in parliament and among the german public. when monte is military over through the civilian government in 2021. germany's relations with the contact became increasingly from not least because the new rulers maintain strong ties to moscow and brought in russian series. in june, molly's government demanded the immediate withdrawal of all un troops. the motors law, unfortunately, most most seems to have become part of the problem by ceiling. tensions in the community familiar with it was and by extremely serious accusations, that's a very detrimental to piece reconciliation and national cohesion in molly. yeah. luck with you on us or not. would you mind the situation leads to a feeling of mistrust among the population towards mendoza? and to a crisis of confidence between them all the and also or it is and been us about the money in the let me do some like other members of the un mission, germany decided to pull out the door with data. and i very much regret that this mission is now coming to an end in this way because it has beco

the foundation of the government is the laws approved in the parliament. the law on removing production barriers, resistance economy, principle 44 and other such laws should be implemented. as much as it should be. in principle 44 , we definitely believe that principle 44 is a correct policy that has been promulgated, the law has been approved, but we had problems in its implementation. a unit was assigned. investment, entrepreneurship, took the unit . the main part of the case was empowering the investor and entrepreneur. when a unit is left, which should not be abandoned, the work of the government should come first, which means that it is not the end of the work. the beginning of the work then was in the form of entrepreneurship, today. it should be made in the form of a can ok, if there is a solution, it should be paid. if there is any help, it should be given to an investor and entrepreneur so that the work is not interrupted. the policies of principle 44 were correct policies. it is the foundation of the government that it should be implemented correc