of the picketers of the espresso tv channel, about 20 people came out today to the capital's independence square. all of them are representatives of the iranian diaspora in ukraine. the participants of the action demand to stop the transfer of iranian drones to mines 136 russia and also came out today to express support for the ukrainian people and let's listen to the participants of the action and what ordinary iranians felt when they learned about the transfer of iranian drones to russia and when they began to attack ukrainian the azores stand in the city and i don’t even understand how this is possible. everyone already understands the list of operations here . there is no one here. they only kill people and we are only trying. this is a big blow, which is a big blow , and today, the iranians who live in ukraine have gathered here , they are ukrainians and iranians who have lived in ukraine for a long time. to say что мы доставкаем Украина в Войне против России a-and we are against the transfer of a drone to the iranian er-er russia , the participants of the action also brought posters, they

er tortures them and tries to kill them in this way this is how the action took place on the independence square i give you ether, thank you dmytro , we really have not forgotten and have no right to forget about the prisoners of war who are in captivity this there was an action on the capital's independence square, where the relatives of the defenders of mariupol, prisoners of war, gathered. for now, this was all the news for the time being, the updated issue, wait in less than an hour, join the community with a ukrainian view of the world, become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel, and this is access to exclusive content - personal thanks fixed comments special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team click sponsor and become part of the community with a ukrainian perspective every week saturday the political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world. vitaliy portnikov , host of espresso and invitations, experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events . do you want to understand h

we also visited one of the restaurants on independence square . of the institution, she told us thatpower outages, the institution works but only gives out cold food , and how does the institution save money, let's listen in the kitchen , we turn off the lights at all . these are the grills themselves, the stoves, and everything else, we also have an order. er, it is illuminated and they are illuminated normally, and i will remind you that er, the city authorities urged businesses to save money and not to turn on the lighting on the facades of their establishments. thank you for your word. well, i have such a clarification, and are they going to forbid er, er, to illuminate signs on facades of buildings and some kind of advertising in kyiv, ah, the city authorities announced that uh, patrol, police patrols will patrol the city, check whether the facades are illuminated, or whether the signs themselves are illuminated, if they will be illuminated, then uh, there will be patrols uh the patrol officers are conducting explanatory work with the heads of institutions and still asking to tu

there is enough time to walk around somehow , but, in principle, i really like the center of independence squareeverything is very cool. well, you said that, unfortunately, there is not enough time for a walk. tell me about how a professional athlete's training day goes. well, let's say now we are at a training camp in ralwiches, and there, of course, in the morning we get up for a run, then breakfast, we go to the fps fps hall choreography by tom ice, then we have a break, we have time to sleep a little. after that, again the hall, then again the ice. so basically everywhere, then there is not even enough time to rest. so you until the very evening. yes, hours until 7:00, and then there is only enough strength to get to bed. carrot, too, everything now we will send it in our hen look if you have training already straight, well, you see until late and what time do you get up every day around 7:30 at 7:40, we get up and everything for a run. is there a charger? uh, a professional athlete probably no longer has such a concept . although someone is busy, i sometimes also get up there early to start

representatives of the iranian diaspora came out to protest in kyiv and several dozen people gathered on independence square with ukrainian and iranian flags shouted words of support for the ukrainian people, honored those who died in the war and demanded to stop the supply of kamikade drones, with which activists attack our country and their government considered the best for putin's and condemned their cooperation in iran itself, bloody anti-government protests are currently ongoing, of which 185 people have already become victims, they began back in september as a result of the death of a 22-year-old mask me, who died after being detained by the morals police because of an improperly dressed hijab , we are for ukraine and will be everything to do in order to not only let's say so at the rally, we can eat many people with ukrainians for truth for freedom, who on the flags of ukraine, my government is worse than putin's and we support the ukrainian people let's open the door ukraine, i have that war that there will be no more on our side warm-up in shelters during the alarm ukrainian teachers not only sing

protesters set up a tent camp on october revolution square, now independence square, blocked traffic the buildings of shevchenko university. the main initiators and activists of the protest were members of the ukrainian student union in kyiv and kyiv. of the student fraternity in lviv, they were supported by students from other cities, the head of the student fraternity and vashchyshyn markiyan, why do we demand the appointment of new elections for the spring of 1991 is definitely against the unionists - these are our main demands for which we started the hunger strike. how long will the hunger strike last until we win in the end? the government of vitaly masola however, the students did not want to go to re-elections as required, even the opposition deputies who sympathized with the protest what can we say about the communists who took it to the extreme nervous, at least bypass god, take away the girls, this is the matter of our matter, those who have to give birth to children, although some of the participants of the student maidan went into politics, the action did not succeed in

refused to dissolve and then they got to know me, even a photo by the way, i'm with him uh and on independence square, a full-scale offensive of russia caught the actor on the set of the new ukrainian film love without hesitation, where oleksandr's partner on the set became olga sumska because of the attack the russians stopped shooting, then the actor took his wife and young son abroad, and he himself returned to kyiv to friends with whom he began volunteering for the front. we decided to run, we are not going anywhere because of the war many restaurants and cafes in the capital closed down, and when life in kyiv stabilized somewhat, oleksandr found like-minded people and opened a new fast food restaurant right in the center of the capital . i know, as if he had been preparing his main dish, one of the culinary symbols of kyiv , the kyiv-style cutlet. we opened the restaurant on august 24, on the independence day of ukraine. something so homely about something special in our country, nothing is served simply on plates. we called it monokoletta, yes, that is, a very quick creative cutlet that you get

michael's cathedral, where every day and or in the center on the independence square for each day, there several farewells to the heroes of ukraine, to the military, to our comrades, to the doctors. well, of course, this is the balance, so that we are still in good shape until the end of the war, until our victory. please, what is this, what is this idea, when did it arise, and what do you do at the headquarters? in the first days, everyone tried to understand what to do next. and i, in particular , was the first on the first day in the first hour. our friends from representatives of international organizations that specialize in the protection of culture and heritage, what can we do to help you now ukraine, because in the first hour there was usually a certain panic, despite the fact that there is such an understanding that ukraine is not ready to respond and protect one's territory, to protect civilian residents, military infrastructure, especially cultural heritage, which for decades has traditionally remained a non-priority in research , and that is why literally a week after februar

supply russia with shahid 136 drones, with such a demand , about 30 people came to the capital's independence squareepresentatives of the iranian diaspora in ukraine , participants of the action brought posters on which they were compared to the iranian putin and depicted them as bloody lovers, representatives of the iranian diaspora also honored the memory of ukrainians who were victims of an attack by iranian-made drones on an apartment building in the capital on october 17. i will remind you that five people died then my support is supporting ukraine, we are part of this country, morganational, and i believe that everyone who can, who is capable of doing something for that to stop this and you came here to first a-a as a sign of solidarity of the people of ukraine a-a say that we support ukraine in the war against russia a-a we are against the transfer of a drone to iran er -e russia demands that iran not sell its the drones were not supported by the russian regime such demands an attack on the home of the speaker of the house of representatives of the us congress in the morning an unknown person

germans, but the building of the central council as well as the thought that was on the modern independence squaree soviet troops mined it, but it exploded there, and the germans were able to demine the central council building, the local residents simply pointed out that it was mined and they demined it demined in fact, even though it was the enemy, even though it was a nazi, but they saved the teacher ’s house and the central council house for us, now the enemy hit it and here it’s funny, you know, you understand with what darkness with what ignorance with what anti-culture and anti-science in principle you have when you read a propagandist's post, it's the same person who leads the country, you're not just some scumbag. moskovskaya is somewhere uh, from under the belarusian railway station. no, it's a person. it's like a beacon of their russian journalism. but still, well, it must be as if she is an educated person, she posts a photo of herself on telegram somewhere or somewhere, she posts it and says morning kyiv verkhovna rada well, there i guess, finally, the house of the central council is

you see, he is talking about the situation in the city today against the background of the independence squarel you another very poignant story from kyiv and very tragic. this story shows in one such in one to a small cadre, everything that the enemy is doing to ukrainians because putin wants to kill ukrainians is his goal and he is doing it. thank god for our armed forces that do not allow him to do this to the full extent and shoot down his missiles . chairman of the rivne regional council mr. oleksiy, i congratulate you glory to ukraine glory to the heroes and i would like to ask about the security situation in general, the humanitarian situation in rivne oblast as of this evening, this day, please, the situation in rivne oblast in general is stable and controlled, we are all together today we experienced one of the largest, the largest, for example, in the rivne region. it was the largest alarm of all time in terms of duration. it lasted for more than five hours . but thank god and thank the armed forces of ukraine, in particular, the air defense. e missiles and all e iranian drones that w

correspondent ivan haruk i congratulate you ivan and wish you good health in ivano-frankivsk square and independence square every year on october 14, the city celebrates and commemorates fallen heroes of different generations. also in the local museum of the liberation struggle, the exhibition "not yet dead " has opened. of ukraine, where exhibits from the time of the ukrainian insurgent army, aquifers, various documents, photographs, and of that period are presented, i will say that the ivano-frankivsk regional council specially for the 80th anniversary of the upa created a distinction and award there are about 100 insurgents who are alive today. unfortunately, this number is decreasing every month. well, accordingly, the local authorities of the carpathian region are also asking the president of ukraine, volodymyr zelenskyi, to give the hero of the ukrainian insurgent army, myroslavovych simchuk, who lives in of kosovo, which is celebrating its 99th anniversary this year. well, in general, before these events, a lot of events of a concern nature of an exhibition nature take place. where are also funds ta

today in the capital , relatives of the defenders of mariupol, prisoners of war, came to the independence squarel hundred people gathered for the rally, the participants brought posters and photos of the fighters, in addition to the return of the dead, they also asked for the return of the bodies relatives of the fallen soldiers demand that the world community pay attention to the prisoners of war and remember their exploits in the besieged mariupol separately we want to appeal to the united nations and the international committee of the red cross, you are the only organizations that, within the framework of the geneva conventions and international humanitarian law, can and must be effective, finally form a humanitarian mission , send a convoy with humanitarian aid, gain access to the colonies, the only requirement is the exchange of all for all we we want to return all our children, not only our part of all who is in captivity to exchange all for all a modular house costing a british utility a family of benefactors from the united kingdom presented a modular home to the pylypenko family from ch

but there he is walking in independence square, in downtown independence and that is the way he appeared. if you were lucky enough to have him cited. he wasn't out all of the time. tourists would have loved to see more of him, but he wasn't going to walk around for them. >> we were speaking before our show, and we noticed the period after the s, which we never thought that was there. you tell us that he had done that once and the truman library thinks this is correct. >> i asked them. i said, can we settle this once and for all, or at least settle it temporarily? he said there is a lot of evidence that truman signed his name with the s sometimes. sometimes his name would get scrunched together and you couldn't see. but i think the preponderance of evidence says that the s belongs. it doesn't stand for any particular name. two grandparents, but they were real people. so the s without a period would've looked really odd so that's why truman started putting it in. anyway, i go along with the archivists at independence. >> i found this, jeff, an excellent read. it truly was. especially with

little bit of a cheat, because it was taken after he was president, but there he is, walking in independents square in downtown, independents. and that is the way -- that's where he appeared. if you are out walking out of sight, as he was out of time, tourists would've loved to have seen more of him. he wasn't going to go out and walk around for them. >> we were speaking before our show, in that we noticed the period, which we never thought was there. when you would tell us he had done that once in the truman library, was this correct? >> i asked them. i said, could we settle this once and for all, or at least, temporarily, as there's a lot of evidence with -- that in the first place, truman signed the same with the s sometimes. sometimes, his name would get scrunch together and you couldn't see. but i think, for ponderous of the evidence, it actually does not stand for any particular name. he had two grandparents, but they were real people. so, bs without a period would look completely out. so, truman started putting it in. i go along with the archivist in the independents. >> i found this, jeff,

cheap because it was taken after he was president, but it was but there he is walking is in independence square and down to in downtown independence when and and that's that's the that's the way that's the way he appeared if you were lucky enough to have a site he wasn't out all the time people tourists would have loved to have seen more of him, but he wasn't gonna go out and walk around for them. we were speaking before our show and that we noticed the period after the yes, which we never thought was there. but you tell us that. he had done that once and the truman library things. this is correct. well, i asked them i said there's been can we settle this once and for all or at least sell it temporarily? they said no, there's just a lot of evidence that that the yes the first place that children actually signed his name with. yes. sometimes his name would all get scrunched together and you couldn't see but but i think it's the preponderance of the evidence as that the esplan he actually does not stand for any particular name, but who would go to to to grandparents? and but that's but that's but

hello dear participants, i am in city ​​of minsk on independence square next to the monument.estions yet. if you want to answer something, and it matches the correct answer to the question. i will accept. this is the correct answer. let it be that this monument is called the ringing of nagasaki you just said. that is, the bells of nagasaki is called a monument. yes, i propose now to talk with our scientific expert ekaterina how to act in this situation, advise. let's hear george question. uh-huh and then, i will comment on mark's answer. so, attention to the screen. installed as a reminder of the victims of nuclear disasters , carefully look at it and answer what it is called. mark can you repeat the answer, in my opinion, this is the title, nagasaki well, in fact, the monument is called the bell, nagasaki the correct answer is the bell of nagasaki this is a copy of the bell, an angel, that survived the bombing of the japanese city of nagasaki on august 9 , 1945. we will count this answer as correct, of course, correctly justice triumph sounds ringing nagasaki yes, but for the

respond to calls to save and adapt to energy challenges lonely lamps shine in the middle of independence squaremuch lighter installed on the highway, kiev will not turn them off for safety, and in the city, lighting will now become even less on the routes, only half of the electric transport will go out, and business is asking to optimize the internet as much as possible. we turn off the light. we turn off the internet turn off the lights we light candles and warm ourselves with my husband under a blanket peak hours of electricity consumption in the region have already decreased almost by a third they say the military administration is still looking for resources today on routes came out in kropyvnytskyi. only half of the trolleybus. an apartment in apartments also often has dark planned shutdowns. and today in sumy they turned off not only the light, but also the water. so strictly the region was forced to start a week, when the enemy hit several critical infrastructure facilities. the problem, in general, is of little concern to all the attention of the world. the media is riveted to the resi

images of the earth's surface with a total coverage of more than 40 million square kilometers were transferred to the independentt during the first 2 weeks of the conflict. satellites give the enemy the ability to detect the accumulation of allied forces to monitor the movement of military convoys of commercial satellites. we are now getting such a picture, and in terms of quality, that it allows us to solve intelligence issues. well, as a person who constantly watches space explorers. can i tell you that any submarine is possible? it is possible to determine any ship in space, we can determine ukraine uses 100%, uses these opportunities of the event. ukraine showed that commercial space is fully controlled the pentagon is the same black sky when not a spy for the armed forces is engaged in engineering and economic mapping, all satellites are satellites. naturally dual purpose. many companies have them, uh, there are often you darpa, pentagon in development. there these satellites. there, many receive grants from us states for satellite imaging organizations. widely used and large-scale campaigns to denigrate ru

we are independent country and we have to exercise law in every square kilometer or a fall territory, including the northern part where some illegal tunnel structures of serbia are active. therefore, we would not intervening in serbia, certainly it was trying to destabilize console in the 31st of july of this year. they have erected 13 barricade with certain combat readiness of where people that they keep in their payroll since 1999. an armed people in order to not allow freedom of movement and it looks law in console. yes. for this much because of a route of id cards and number plates, which your government provoked while a major war is being fought in the middle of europe. couldn't this route have weighted the foreign policy chief us at barrow was pretty fed up with your timing. with a war raging, he said now was a moment to seek peace and stability. not long standing differences do not see his point. be jeopardized by illegal structures of sort of food with people what also blacklisted by us treasury in addition to having arrest warrant by our police. so these people are arresting,

a holiday for these people, for that belarus that took to the streets and squares in the 20th year, that yearns for independence democracy and goes straight to europe, it was natural holiday and joy for everyone well, not not by the state, because it is not about the fact that belarus is honored with such a prize, the officials and the belarusian propaganda only said about this through their teeth that this is politicization, the nobel has been turned poisonously somewhere and there are some insulting things, but they are silent for the most part by the way, how did it happen and during the awarding ceremony, for example, of sakharov in the soviet union, thank you for the conversation, unfortunately we cannot talk more, it was the journalist of radio freedom, valery kalinovsky, the massive missile attack on the territory of ukraine is a tactic of the new the commander of the russian army and this is what the main intelligence agency of ukraine believes serhii syrovyk he is known for the fact that, without serving in aviation, he headed the air space forces and before that, the air group of the russians in syria

independence. on thursday. here is the sixth interaction meeting on confidence building measures in asia square in front of the palace today, 1, a giant motorcade parking lot. meeting 27 member countries and nine more observers of 11 states represented by heads to the right of the president. such would be putin's left erdogan in the same order, they sat down at a huge round table, to the right of putin and the mercator altan. today is their first personal meeting in 3 years, but so far the summit is the workplaces of the participants. nothing particularly stood out to me. unless the chairmen of the kasymazha, march taeva, have a golden table clock. here vladimir putin drew attention to the blue velvet box that was on the table. everyone has a memory inside coin to participants of the summit in honor of the 30th anniversary of the founding of the meeting on cooperation on confidence building measures in asia today's meeting takes place against the backdrop of serious changes in global politics and the economy. the world becomes truly multipolar and very noticeable if asia plays a key role in this, where new cen

independence. on thursday. here comes the sixth confidence building engagement meeting in asia square in front of the palace today, 1, a giant motorcade parking of guests. a meeting of 27 member countries and another nine observers of 11 states are represented by heads, to the right of the president. tokaev. putin on the left, erdogan, in the same order, sat down at a huge round table, to the right of putin and the altani mercator. today is their first personal meeting in 3 years, but so far the summit is the workplaces of the participants. nothing particularly stood out to me. is it perhaps the chairman of the cash register, march tokaev gold table clock. so vladimir putin drew attention to the blue velvet box that was on the table. each inside has a commemorative coin to the participants of the summit in honor of the thirtieth anniversary since the founding of the meeting on interaction with the world of trust. in asia, today's meeting comes against the backdrop of major changes in global politics and the economy. the world is becoming truly multipolar and very noticeable if asia plays a key role in this, where

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look of this library er and i thought that we have been in independence for 30 years normal people absolutely treated pushkin street on tolstoy square in the center of the city. we looked at it, well, as some simple historical thing, and not a marker of occupation. that it appeared after the speech of president zelensky, who said it doesn't matter what the name of the street is. the main thing is that this street was well paved and now we see that the russians, when they enter, they first shoot the monuments of shevchenko, they knock down signs, burn ukrainian books, and send rockets to the skovoroda museum out of envy. -e because they have what skovoroda na their philosopher and ours and that they did not have the baroque era they missed eh do you think that this is the situation that will now cure ukrainian society from the principle to this topos eh what a difference but i think i think society already then well, a very powerful answer, is there a difference or no difference? and now this answer is even more eloquent . of course, now there are active processes not only towards communism. russian symbols that today work like all l

taking full medical treatments you know. 7 what as much independent life, if iraq, there are divisions and those protesting good integrity on which square to the most street in this is a missile square. another grotesque was her. many see that as was the case in that new square 3 years ago. the voice of that the stream movement is divided in division, emboldens doors and power and hash him as a 0. but got a several afghan women. it took to the streets of cobble to protest against the killing of students in an education center on friday. protesters are demanding security from the taliban government. thousands were killed in the blast. most of them were female students. it happened in an area of campbell, where many people from the hazard of minority live was, are as often targeted in attacks because of their race and religious beliefs. oppose have opened in bulgaria for the 4th parliamentary election in 18 months. opinion polls show the vote is unlikely to break a long standing political impasse. 3 time prime minister boycott bought his offs. conservative party looked set to win the most votes, but he may not get enough support from othe

him for medical treatments you know. 7 what as much independent life, if iraq, there are divisions and those protesting good integrity on which squared the most straight in this is on this all squared. i know the brought that was how many see that as was the case into for you to square 3 years ago. the voice of that the sri movement is divided and division emboldened those in power. and as soon as you know that a students from some iranian universities had been holding a fit in after the death of master armine, they're accusing the government of suppressing opposing voices and detaining students. 22 year old to many died last month while in police custody. she'd been arrested by a bronze morality police. many of the demonstrators, including some university professors, are refusing to attend classes. latvians have cast their votes in parliamentary elections with exit polls predicting a wind for the center, right? new unity party, a prime minister, christianity catins. russia's invasion of ukraine has dominated the election. the popularity of the opposition harmony party, which is pro moscow, has been in decline. it's likely to get a m

the enemy, even if they showed what putin was called with a square mouth the city of zaporizhia, the city of zaporizhia is ukraine, independent and free, and in the city of zaporizhia there are many people from the occupied parts of the zaporizhia region, a little less than 70% of the zaporizhia region is occupied, and as of now there the situation worsens precisely in the sense of the danger of mobilization. according to the legal and legitimate head of melitopol in melitopol itself, which now acts as the regional center of the zaporizhia region for criminals. they simply grab people on the streets and serve summonses. well, the situation with the evacuation of those who want to leave the occupied territories is getting worse. now there are many times more columns , about 4,000 people, and before that there were at most a thousand people who could search for evenings, and a maximum of hundreds are allowed to leave. well, yesterday 50 only people were able to leave the occupied territories now, in order to get a permit, you have to fill out forms, and they are given seven or 10 days for consideration, and in those forms, you

this from afar malevich’s black square, not otherwise, the mayor of lviv said that after the sweat hit, nothing was left from two of the four substations in general; independentfixed and now local media write with bank cards often do not pay off for a while, the so-called rolling blackouts close gas stations and supermarkets kiev regime. the prime minister does not let up calls for saving literally on everything, even on water. shmyhal asks not to use ovens and microwaves yet, to buy things and flashlights. after turning on the heating, we urge you to save gas and coal. yes, this will mean a decrease in temperature in apartments, the minimum allowable value for this winter will be 16°, and the average 18°. this is a necessity and our contribution to our victory. some independent regions have agreed on the delivery of firewood. walks in the kharkov region. he said that kiev would allocate 66.6 million to them. three sixes, it looks more like trolling. well, first of all, it's not clear. how much of this money will actually go to timber. secondly, and where to burn on the platforms of stair fans and stoves , too, there is no food. maybe we somehow rivet somethi

center of 3 million square feet and we were able to do a quarter million square t feet for the city of cambridge, building an independent don't operate and manage those but it was a great help to the community and that was new construction, not repurposed but there's a huge demand on both the available or the need on the housing side and the need on the office side to look for a solution that is positive all the way around. maria: mark. >> hey, joel, mark tepper. good morning. question for you. >> good morning. >> the conversion of he these office buildings into residential units, is essentially the real estate industry expecting a trend reversal? if you remember, you go back to the pandemic, it seems like everyone left the downtown areas, the central business districts and they all wanted to move to the suburbs so is the real estate industry, are you folks expecting that that trend will reverse and people will now again want to live in the central business districts? >> well, i think more and more clearly companies, public and private, are requiring a hybrid work situation. for example, we're three days back and two da

independence. on thursday. the sixth meeting on interaction and confidence-building measures in asia was held here. the square in front of the palace today has become one giant parking lot for motorcades of guests. a meeting of 27 member countries, 9 more observers, 11 states represented by heads to the right of the president. such would be putin on the left, erdogan, in the same order, sat down at the huge round table the workplaces of the summit participants. nothing particularly stood out to me. but perhaps the chairman of kasym zhamart tokaev is golden desk clock. but vladimir putin drew attention to the blue velvet box that was on the table. everyone has inside a commemorative coin for the participants of the summit in honor of the 30th anniversary of the founding of the meeting on cooperation and confidence building measures in asia. today's meeting is taking place against the backdrop of serious changes in global politics and the economy. the world is becoming truly multipolar and very noticeable if asia plays a key role in this, where new centers of power are creeping. the countries of the asian regio

build a company that is capable of being a star independent business on the ipo path, that raises your attractiveness through a m&a deal. we have been squarelyed on building the best product and company that we can. we are not optimizing for an acquisition. emily: we have seen valuations of tech startups fall across the board. you raised at an almost $12 billion valuation at the end of last year. does that number hold up in downturn or is airtable in the rare category of startups like figma potentially where that number potentially goes up? howie: so the way i have always thought about it is the short-term valuation is a point in time. and what really matters for us as team members working on this company, for shareholders who may consider investing in airtable, what is the long-term expected value of this business? especially since we are private and don't have a public liquid value right now. what do we think this company will be worth in one year, two years years? , threeand as a business, what can we do to drive the best possible result? so i think as we push into connected apps and bigger possibilities of solving a problem for enterpris

now new attraction, square and glass and a huge park and museum all this is timed to coincide with the 31st anniversary of the country's independence. the architectural complex is visible from almost everywhere and looks no less impressive at night. now in the city, such a contrast with high -rise buildings, there are foundation pits according to the general plan, in 3 years all dilapidated low-rise buildings will be demolished, and in their place there will be multi-storey buildings, sports grounds, parks and other infrastructure. but, no matter how modern the center of the capital looks, it is worth moving a little further, and you you will find yourself in the very authentic dushanbe our president today flew to tajikistan on an official visit. the last time alexander lukashenko was here 4 years ago, the world did not yet know any pandemic stranglehold sanctions and did not talk about the third world. heads of states used to exchange visits regularly, contacts at all levels were very close. it became a kind of safety cushion in a difficult situation. period. yes, the world has changed, relations between countries have withstood t

success has been achieved in technological independence; the industry has almost completely switched to domestic software. citizens. and for this, to build a billion squarepace by the thirtieth year, the current pace meets the targets this year introduced in exploitation is already 79 million m², which is 27% more than in the past. a special role is given to the development of the loan market , including, under state programs, the current difficult economic situation has certainly affected the market , a decrease in the growth of the mortgage portfolio was recorded and the number of loans received by citizens, nevertheless, are accepted. to adjust and stabilize the market, one of the key decisions was to reduce the preferential mortgage rate to 7% in the summer; the total growth of the portfolio amounted to more than a trillion rubles this year. 900.000 credits. thanks to the measures of government support for new construction , 295,000 loans have been issued in the new building. this is only 13% less than in 9 months, and the volume is 1.5 trillion. this is 11% more than in 9 months of 21 years. the most popular are state-subsidized programs. primarily

independent ukraine. it is the russians facing accountability for their war crimes. it is the russians vacating every square foot of ukrainian land. so that raises the question, what are you negotiating towards? because we're not going to -- well, i shouldn't say we. >> you're only negotiating if you're going to give up land. >> exactly. i was in kyiv 72 hours ago. from the president of ukraine to the guy who served coffee in the hotel, they said this ends when every russian is off every inch of our land. >> and that's what hopefully ro khanna will hear from you tonight. >>> and now the cnn exclusive, the unbelievable story of a doctor who ended up in the position of having hoards of russian soldiers come to the hospital. the doctor escaped fleeing with evidence of what putin's brutal war has cost his own soldiers. melissa bell is out front. >> reporter: for andre, it was the hardest of good-byes. i love you, he tells his daughters as he prepares to sqswim for his life. is daddy leaving? yes, he replies. the young doctor from southern belarus had just driven his family across the country from their home nea

that we were invited to the palace of independence of the republic of belarus, that's a whole present. the guests will have a lot of photos to remember. every squares a work of art, that's all. this was also worked by the skillful hands of belarusian craftsmen in the excursion route. hall of international meetings fireplaces. hall. red place of delivery, state city, the museum of gifts is stored here, by the way, several hundred presents, and the presented presidents from the leaders of other countries. event, when do they tell us about the halls? what events took place here, uh, one can feel the importance of this everything that is happening. eh, you absorb it into yourself and you feel how serious it all is. how many guests were there? what kind of guests were there? the delegations were very, of course. here everything is very beautiful on a large scale, but there are a lot of historical elements. and this, well, a lot, it means it doesn’t work for us. cork, as it were, is not older. this is what they were cleaning. involved family crew, as it were not. i understand that it’s, well, it’s difficult to invite a spouse from the trade union, as if

square kilometers of the world. by the 1913, it comprise over a 100000000 people. but after the 2nd world war, national independence movements rule and pressure mounted on france in asia, africa, and the americas to let go of many of its colonies. pressure that it resisted often violently. uprisings in algeria, the middle east and madagascar were subdued with brutal force trouble, also similar in the caribbean and ivory coast. and in indo china, full scale war broke out. how long could france hold out against the tide of history? it was living in a new world now in which the new global powers of the united states and the soviet union were locked in the cold war. and in which old empires, what crumbling. this is this story of the collapse of one of the biggest empires the world does ever see. and how the blood, in tears shed decades ago, i still felt in the world today. ah, the war in indo china began in december 1946, and after 4 years stuck in the quagmire of vietnam, the french were forced to take stock. they sent for reinforcements. from now on half of their troops would come from morocco synagogue. and even alg

independence. on thursday. here is the sixth interaction meeting on confidence building measures in asia square in front of the, a giant motorcade parking lot. a meeting of 27 member countries, another 9 observers of 11 states are represented by heads to the right of the president. such would be putin on the left, erdogan, in the same order, sat down at a huge round table, to the right of putin and the mercator altane. today is their first personal meeting for 3 years, but so far the summit is the jobs of the participants. nothing particularly stood out to me. except perhaps the chairmen of the cash register in a major march, tokaev, a golden table clock. here vladimir putin drew attention to the blue velvet box that was on the table. everyone has inside a commemorative coin to the participants of the summit in honor of the 30th anniversary of the founding of the meeting on cooperation and confidence building measures in asia. today's meeting is taking place against the backdrop of serious changes in global politics and the economy. the world is getting real multipolar and very noticeable if they play a key ro

now a new attraction, the square and glass and a huge park and museum are all this is timed to coincide with the 31st anniversary of the independence of the country. the architectural complex is visible from almost everywhere and looks no less impressive at night. now in the city, such a contrast with high-rise buildings, there are excavations according to the general plan, in 3 years all dilapidated low-rise buildings will be demolished, and in their place there will be multi-storey buildings, sports grounds, parks and other infrastructure. but, no matter how modern the center of the capital looks, it’s worth moving a little further, and you will find yourself in the very authentic dushanbe our president flew to tajikistan today the last time alexander lukashenko paid an official visit here 4 years ago, the world did not yet know any pandemic of sanctions stranglehold and did not talk about a third world war. the head of state used to exchange visits regularly, contacts at all levels were very close. it has become a kind of airbag in the uneasy. the period before the world changed relations between countries and passed this test.

square, but i think it will be even worse, because you understand china. in my opinion, china is still in favor , that is, he says . he wants to see an independent policy fromyiv, on the contrary. if we involve a third party, yes , then china will ask questions. is your position consistent with yours? is your position on independence? china wants to know our independent policy and position, and you should also, and our viewers should understand what all 6 months of war, we are talking with china. putin , despite his close contacts with the infin, never once turned to sisinpin for some help in solving the ukrainian conflict, that's what's important and the chinese also understand it very well that is, if there is no request from putin for their help , then they understand that even if they act as a mediator, even as a cardigan who tries . as you can see, how much to do, in- their efforts may fail, and the chinese would not want to do this, although they would like to risk their image, yes if we want to understand whether ukraine is preparing and supporting ukraine, we need to pay attention to how this war is being covered in china, and i suggest that we talk