connection with the outbreak of conflict in the middle east , relations between the united states and ukraine have worsened. as noted by the chief researcher at the institute of the usa canada, vladimir vasiliev, military and financial support for kiev will decrease day by day. the situation is very dynamic, very difficult to predict, but nevertheless, in general, in any case, it is not very favorable for ukraine, you know, because every time some new details, new moments are revealed, and one can even say, since ukraine has recently time has said a lot about the fact that failure or failure in... solving the problems of a counteroffensive is entirely the fault of the west, which delivered the wrong weapons systems at the wrong time, in the wrong deadlines and in the wrong volumes, this is supposedly the main reason today for these failures, this can also be used, quite obviously in the united states of america, as the fact that in general we are dealing with people who are also trying to translate the hands of the clock are on the biden administration , well, in this case, maybe, in general, we really should once again take up the issue of reviewing, perhaps a decis

assistance to overseas countries, according to vladimir vasiliev, chief researcher at the institute of the usaanada of the russian academy of sciences. according to him, the national debt continues to grow exponentially progression. a good third, the democratic party of its voters, who today demand, precisely, you know, in the year of the president. elections, by the way, this is very important, a sharp expansion of spending on social needs, on health care, on education, on other programs to support low-income segments of the population, ethnic minorities, african americans, latin americans, the younger generation, so here is a very difficult situation that may predetermine the growing, as it were , rejection of the participation of the united states in general america. in these overseas adventures, which is the opposition that is growing on the right and left, the right believes that this is an increase in the financial problems of the united states, that is, the national debt, deficit, and the left may believe that this is a direct deduction from the well-being of the american population, in

of our experts will also gradually correct, let me remind you, unfortunately, since the nineties, significantly, even since the late eighties, some of our academic institutes were not institutions of study, such as , for example, the usa very useful, so let's calm down, let's be more deliberate and don’t rush the cut. assessments of who lost and who won , especially when it comes to such a difficult and complex process as diplomatic, everything must be weighed, while the reason for biden’s defeat during the negotiations is not the position of the united states, but the deceit of china, washington says beijing, that he is not looking for conflict, and they told us the same thing, but in fact it only intensifies the escalation, when the americans say something, we must remember the old american saying, when an american lawyer lies, when his lips move, absolutely the same can be said about american politicians, and otherwise the most honest, nice people, america is not refusing to arm taiwan, now japan is also selling cruise missiles, tamogafka, and this noticeably changes the balance of power in region. and is already demanding an answer both from the chinese comrades, from the north korean comrades , and from us, and f

i wouldn’t want to be in the place of the vologda officials whom filimonov will call: georgy filimonov defended his ph.d. dissertation at the institute of the usa canada and the dissertation of midrosia by such a person, a unipolar world, not only will it shake he'll be knocked out in one hit. it is a good tradition, after all, in russia, to confirm a black train with an academic degree. the western weaklings are shaking in their veins. the minister of defense has returned from a business trip abroad, will talk about the results, and report on the progress of the special military operation. rumor has it that travel allowances are not issued in rubles or in cash. let's talk, of course, about the situation in the middle east, on issues of ensuring law and order in russia itself. vladimir vladimirovich will be able to sort out, you know, any mess, even worldwide. about how this week the president removed, appointed, protected and strengthened. in the report of our random correspondent, irada zmeynalova. it was a difficult day; the smell of personnel changes with subtle notes of vologda oil was in the air in the boss’s office. he handed over the po

the development of military communications systems. after the war, on berg’s initiative , a number of research institutes were organized and a unique listening device was created, built into large wooden coat of arms of the usaright in the ambassador's office. berg made a great contribution to the development of cybernetics in the soviet union. with his participation, the first computer center in the ussr was created. it turned into one of the largest research and production computer centers in the world, and also named naxelberg became the prototype of professor gromov from the famous soviet film adventure electronics. this is what this day in history was like. dear friends, i am pleased to invite you to our new release of the author’s program besagon tv, which will be called the gospel of louis vuitton, i hope you understand. why was it called that, i’m looking forward to seeing you, you know, such a thrill when you start the engine of a tank for the first time, you just feel this power, me, when i decided to come to donbass, they thought i was completely crazy, seventeenth , please go down to the intensive care unit, they asked, called, well, ready, not ready, as if they were not ready, as if they were al

the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology . earlier, kamala technology. earlier, kamala harris announced the creation of the usa safety institutewill work alongside its uk counterpart. she said the threats posed by new technologies are profound . a technologies are profound. a former top civil servant says former top civil servant says former health secretary matt hancock displayed nuclear levels of over confidence in the early days of the pandemic . helen days of the pandemic. helen mcnamara was deputy cabinet secretary in 2020 and 2021 played a key role in britain's covid response. she told the inquiry that rules were routinely broken in the daily course of government and finally, the king has called for action, partnership and commitment to combat environmental changes as the state visit to kenya continues , state visit to kenya continues, the king told the united nations in nairobi he's seen the effects of climate change firsthand before planting a tree to commemorate his visit , his commemorate his visit, his majesty then joined queen camilla on a visit to an elephant orphanage where the queen fed a calf . the monarch quee

the centre of global efforts to monitor the technology . earlier, kamala technology. earlier, kamala harris announced the creation of the usa safety institutewhich will work alongside its uk counterpart. she said the threats posed by new technologies are profound . a technologies are profound. a former top civil servant says former top civil servant says former health secretary matt hancock displayed nuclear levels of over confidence in the early days of the pandemic . helen days of the pandemic. helen mcnamara was deputy cabinet secretary in 2020 and 2021 played a key role in britain's covid response. she told the inquiry that rules were routinely broken in the daily course of government and finally, the king has called for action, partnership and commitment to combat environmental changes as the state visit to kenya continues , state visit to kenya continues, the king told the united nations in nairobi he's seen the effects of climate change firsthand before planting a tree to commemorate his visit , his commemorate his visit, his majesty then joined queen camilla on a visit to an elephant orphanage where the queen fed a calf . the monarc

coffee and tea, we drink trillions of plastic particles, this is the conclusion reached by researchers from the national institute of standards and technology in the usapolyethylene to boiling water, used in the manufacture of cups, it turned out that a gigantic amount of tiny plastic particles ranging in size from 30 to 80 nm passed into the liquid, and an even larger number of them came from food-grade nylon, from which tea bags are often made; how to treat this... is still unclear. alarming data on the effects of microplastics has so far only been obtained in vitro in animals. scientists do not yet have a clear idea of ​​what the effect on human health might be. housewives in kitchens will soon be replaced by robots. at least in this direction researchers from the cambridge robotics laboratory are working. a couple of years ago they taught the iron chef to cook an omelette, and today, he is already tasting the food , a sensor was attached to his hand that determines the saltiness of the dishes, but for a reason, at different stages of chewing, as a person does and perceives, it was imitated using blender, according to the developers, over time, rob

fights, but also ensures the work of state institutions, which distinguishes hamas from other terrorist groups, say, the islamic state or al-qaeda. despite this , israel, the usa eu and britain recognize hamas as terrorists, either as a whole or specifically its military wing. but, for example, russia, where hamas militants recently went for negotiations, does not. luewenstein in his book the palestinian laboratory talks about how israel turned gas into a kind of field for experiments, where for years he tested technologies to control the palestinians. on the other hand, who knows everything about the intentions and tactics of hamas, but on october 7 it became clear that this is not the case. for many years, israel actually projected its logic onto the logic of hamas, and we thought that hamas would eventually want to become an effective ruler of the territory and population of gaza, that they actually care about the interests of their people, that they want to listen to society, that they want to develop the economy, rebuild the gaza sector , and that they will be ready to reach a common agreement regarding economic benefits and some other things. i think we

the destruction of international law and discrediting international institutions. this who did it? again the americans, again a unipolar world, by the way, the blame lies not only with the usathe ussr. they destroyed the unipolar world. gorbachev, yeltsin, everyone. they should be turning over in their graves looking now at these footage from palestine israel is their fault, when the ussr was in the middle east there was peace, we left, everything broke out, this is the second reason: the usa invaded iraq, violated and the un all the charters that only yes, they bombed yugoslavia in violation of all international documents, who will now comply international law, who, when it no longer exists, violated it, and the third reason, the double standards of the west, which... not only in palestine and israel, but here in belarus on the border, where every day belarusian border guards and law enforcement agencies find corpses, every day, all right, international... the corpses are silent every day, that’s why russia, when it conducts a special operation, cannot do this, although russia conducts it as humanely as possible, protecting itself, the russian people, and israel, and i rep

the usa, american corners are actively participating in this process, and we should note here interdepartmental cooperation, there is practically no interdepartmental struggle here, because all the institutions ofhumanitarian policy work hand in hand. the largest event , that is, that was carried out and which was the most dangerous for russia, was the publication of textbooks for universities, carried out by the soros foundation, this program was partially financed by the international development agency, it was the most dangerous, because in this way they tried to completely reformat higher education, that is, in the russian federation. americans still earn money from their humanitarian projects; firstly, students from other countries bring $37 billion to the us treasury annually, and secondly, with regard to infrastructure projects, humanitarian foreign countries, according to the us trade and development agency, for every dollar invested in humanitarian projects, americans earn $136 in us exports. so on your humanitarian americans still earn good money in projects. mali, burkina fasso, and now niger, after. the recent military coup has replenished the so-called rebellious belt of west afric

real estate in the usa, there have been no reports of casualties yet, but the footage is on your screen, they decided to temporarily transfer the students to another educational institutionearing the tracks and the surrounding area . well, let me remind you that we are monitoring the entire information feed live, and we invite you to do this with us. to other news: meeting the coordination council of heads of law enforcement agencies to identify, solve and suppress crimes held today an increase in identified facts committed by organized groups, as well as on a large, especially large scale, which, in the opinion of the prosecutor general, means that previously taken measures have achieved their goal, the most pressing problems were also discussed. also the unresolved problem of the late emergence of corruption crimes, a fifth is recorded in the year the crimes were committed, often this leads to an irreparable loss proof and concealment of laundering of criminal proceeds by corrupt officials. the activities of law enforcement agencies to compensate for damage from these crimes also require adjustment. the work of investigators and operational officers, as a rule, is focu

the usa, american corners are actively participating in this process, and we should note interdepartmental cooperation here. there is practically no interdepartmental struggle here, because all the institutions ofand in hand. the largest event, that is, that was carried out and which was the most dangerous for russia, was the publication of textbooks for universities, carried out by the soros foundation. this program was partially funded by the agency.

of the suppression. other countries like hungary and austria have also blocked pro-palestine protests since october the 7th, while in the usa, powerful pro-israeli billionaires have called. for university students at institutions like harvard who support gaza to be named and shamed so they can never be hired for jobs in the future. but while regimes are trying to stifle dissent and other powerful interests are trying to intimidate those who do support palestine, there are still voices cautioning against this approach with police forces in the uk warning that they won't be used to achieve political goals and others pointing to polls that show a majority of those in the west support the palestinian cause for liberation. so from what we've seen just now that you know the the crackdown on on protests is um heavy not just in london but um across the across europe and america um and actually i did want to come to you because of what we're seeing abroad and because of what we've just spoken about with rishi and all these um laws that are being uh pushed through the back door by suela uh curbing the right to protest should should be should people take precaution and um you know stay home or should they should they...

turbulence of the usa, this window, expands the window of opportunity for us, our task is precisely to work for... the consolidation of this collective east for the formation of institutionsnow, now we will be accepted into brix, into other, some african structures, we need to strengthen our presence there as quickly as possible, diversify your economy and no...turbation in the united states america, and we must understand that with the arrival of trump, politics will not change much, we should not delude ourselves here, so we must. be prepared for this, the world will never be unipolar again, this is our main slogan, multipolarity is the key to peace, yeah, vich, well , here i would still turn to our domestic policy, it seems to me that it will now be no less important, than the outer contour, our surroundings, despite the fact that there is a war going on at our borders, here, if we take school terminology, homework, if we take university, then we have done self-training lessons, look what has already been done, constitutional reform, we have a new fundamental law of the country, which is designed to move forward, for at least 15-20 years, a party structure, for the fir

of the suppression. other countries like hungary and austria have also blocked pro-palestine. test since october the 7th, while in the usa, powerful pro israeli billionaires have called for university students at institutions like harvard who support gaza to be named and shamed so they can never be hired for jobs in the future. but while regimes are trying to stiffle descent and other powerful interests are trying to intimidate those who do support palestine, there are still voices cautioning against this approach with police forces in the uk warning that they won't be used to achieve political goals and others pointing to polls. show a majority of those in the west support the palestinian cause for liberation. so from what we've seen just now that you know the the crackdown on on protests is um heavy not just in london but um across the across europe and america. um amad actually i did want to come to you because of what we're seeing abroad and because of what we've just spoken about with rishi and all these um laws that are being uh pushed through the back door by suella uh curbing the right to protest should should should people take precaution and um stay home or should they should they feel intimidate

the usa and demanding. israeli war cabinet, fuel tankers from egypt will be able to enter the gas sector with a certain amount of fuel, sufficient to operate hospitals and other humanitarian institutions a certain period of time, israeli officials said, each fuel tanker will be accompanied by a un team that will closely monitor the fact that fuel is delivered to hospitals as intended. there are no aggravations, but the traditionally difficult situation remains in the north. we protect our northern border and conduct operations in gas are our priorities, we are not interested in war on our northern border, but we are ready for any task. yahya sinwar made a mistake and sealed the fate of hamas in the gaza strip if nasrul made a mistake. israeli officials still have one more, rather virtual, front to fight on - in the diplomatic field, turkey became the latest country that decided to recall its ambassador for consultation and the sharpest reaction, traditionally, was from the israeli foreign ministry. ankara's decision to recall its ambassador from tel aviva brings the turkish leadership one step closer to supporting hamas radicals, who have killed more than 1,400 people and kidnapped 24

but in the usa, it became known today, they may begin test on teenagers. the effectiveness of injections with estrogen, a group from the research institutected the american agency of the ministry of health and human services, they have such an institute, with a project for a new study of extradiolo, this is the most popular drug containing the female hormone, which is used in their therapy for transgenes, it was supposed to be a double-blind placebo study for adults only, but the government agency in its review suggested including thirteen-year-olds in the study boys, but a placebo, well, that is, it would be better to exclude the dummy medicine altogether, well, that is, the united states at the ministerial level actually encourages the assembly line production of transpersons, although, for example, in world sports there is more and more on the trans issue... the international cricket council recently made changes to its rules, effectively banning transgender women from participating in world competitions, this happened after the speech of transporter daniel mcgahey, who played six matches for the canadian national team and scored a co

the destruction of international law and discrediting international institutions. who did this? again the americans, again a unipolar world, by the way, the fault lies not only with the usa in their graves, looking now at these footage from palestine, israel, them. when the ussr was in the middle east, there was peace, we left, everything broke out. this is the second reason, the united states invaded iraq, violated the un, all the charters that exist, bombed yugoslavia in violation of all international documents. who will now comply with international law, who? when it is no longer there, has it been violated? and the third reason is the double standards of the west, which are not only in palestine and israel, but here in belarus on the border, where belarusian border guards are there every day. and law enforcement agencies find corpses every day, all legal and international organizations are silent, corpses every day, that’s why here, russia, when it conducts a special operation, this cannot be done, although russia conducts it as humanely as possible, protecting itself, the russian people, and israel, and i repeat, we have a position in favor of peace, everything is p

the destruction of international law and discrediting international institutions. i did it. who, again the americans, again a unipolar world, the blame, by the way, is not only on the usane israel, their fault, when the ussr was in the middle east, there was peace, we left, everything broke out, this is the second reason, the usa invaded iraq, violated the un all the regulations that exist are in violation. all international documents, who will now comply with international law, who , when it no longer exists, violated it, and the third reason, the double standards of the west, which are not only in palestine and israel, but here in belarus on the border, where every day belarusian border guards and law enforcement agencies find corpses every day, all legal and international organizations are silent, corpses every day, so here russia, when it conducts a special operation, does not... do this, although russia conducts it as humanely as possible, defending itself, russian people, and israel, and i repeat, we have a position for peace, anything can be done, hospitals can be damaged, the western press calmly justifies this, these are the reasons that there is now an exchan

the national institute of standards and technology extramural manufacturing programs are critical to supporting u.s. domestic manufacturing and congress authorized significant deals manufacturing extension partnerships and the manufacturing usa program in the c.h.i.p.s. and science act with major support from the joe biden, harris administration. but congress failed to appropriate funding to these programs at the level set in c.h.i.p.s. and science. talk about the opportunities the united states is losing out on by not supporting the manufacturing extension partnership and manufacturing usa, and how would a decrease in funding for these programs affect domestic manufacturing. >> thank you for your question. it is significant. we talked a lot about securing hours nation, competing with china, the exchange i just had with congressman issa relates to defense. but what we do on offense matters so much more. there is only so much we can do , china is coordinated and investing, we need to be coordinating and investing. over the past 30 years, this country has taken his eye off the ball on manufacturing. when you do not manufacture, you lose out on innovation and become dependent on other countries. every investment we make in mep,

the usa has followed suit, protecting traditional values ​​for the last 179 years. for the sake of progressive gender ideology, apparently more. arrived, educational institution for noblehat is, from trans, madness, retired american wrestler gabriel ta, who entered the ring under the pseudonym tyler , considered herself a woman rex, now a fighter, whose nicknames include the terrible destroyer and the threatening... at the same time , the non-binary something looks much more terrible than when it was a hefty brutal athlete of an understandable gender. when i first met our present day guest gaby tuf, these were the former wrestling superstar's first steps in her complete transformation she decided to become a woman my very first childhood memory was when i was 4 years old and i was stuffing toys under my t-shirt to find myself pregnant and my mother, like all parents, they told me, honey, only girls can get pregnant, boys can't get pregnant. then as i got older, and this became one of the things that society and culture began to hammer into my head, boys don't dress like girls, don't act like girls and that there may be consequences to this, let's welcome gebby to our s

the national institute of standards and technology nist extramural manufacturing programs are integral to supporting u.s. domestic manufacturing. congress authorized significant plus ups for both manufacturing extension partnership and the manufacturing usaprogram in in the chips and science act. with major support from the biden-harris administration. as you know, congress failed to appropriate funding to these programs at the level set in chips and science. madam secretary, could you talk about the opportunities that the united states is losing out on by not supporting the manufacturing extension partnership and manufacturing usa and how would a decrease in funding to these programs of domestic manufacturing ? >> thank you. i think it's very significant. we talk a lot about securing our national security, competing with china, the exchange i just had with congressman eisman. my strongly held view is that what we do in offense matters so much more. there is only so much we can do . china is coordinated. they are investing. we need to be quarter needed and invest. the reality is, this country has taken its eye off the ball of manufacturing and when you don't manufacture you lose out on innovation and you become dependent on other countri

of government institutions, including part of the funds will be collected as if from direct assistance, therefore, from this point of view, as if now after germany has made a decision accordingly , before here in the usauld be noted that fortunately, or maybe unfortunately, it is not scholz who decides now on the budget, but the minister of finance, who represents another party of free democrats, who advocates a sharp reduction in funding, which the main proponents were the tax brake, and what was said accordingly. that is, you proceed from the fact that the issue has been resolved, and germany will finance more, i proceed from the fact that thanks to the economy, exclusively in this case, we are now talking about germany, about germany, about the economy, for which scholz simply promised that money would be found on wednesday. scholz, i remind you, promised to fully fund it first in the spring, then fund it accordingly this fall , i understand, that’s why i’m asking the question, that is, we proceed from the fact that the issue is closed and germany will no longer finance the funding . it will continue in smaller volumes, then we are so happy, it will continue in smaller volumes, and there the sizes

institute of standards and technology manufacturing programs are critical to supporting u.s. domestic manufacturing. congress authorized significant plus up for both the manufacturing extension partnership and the manufacturing usa program and the chips in act. with the major support from the biden/harris administration. as you note congress failed to appropriate funding to these programs at the levels set in chips and science. set madam secretary, could you talk about the opportunities the united states is losing out on by not supporting the manufacturing extension partnership and manufacturing usa customer cow in a decrease in funding to these programs affect domestic manufacturing? >> thank you for your question. i think it is very significant. we talk a lot about securing our national security. competing with china. the exchange i just had with congressman issa relates to what we can do on defense. my strongly held view is what we do on offense matters so much more. there's only so much we can do. she said china is coordinated over the past 30 years this country second it's i off the ball of manufacturing. when you don't manufacture it you lose out on innovation and you become dependent on other countries. s

the usa will be bombed. this question is asked in poland by the newspaper wyborcza, analyzing data from scientists from the princeton institute. the worst possible scenario is offered to readers. as a result oftaxpayers trillions of dollars and will last for decades. the us military says modernization, as they call it, is needed to update aging nuclear arsenal. the modernization that the states are now carrying out is the most large-scale modernization. says replacing the current nuclear arsenal with more modern and powerful weapons is the army's top national security priority. now we have two rivals who either have a significant nuclear arsenal or are actively developing it. as for the prc, they are building a nuclear triad according to our model. we believe that intercontinental ballistic missiles. the fastest reacting element of our nuclear triad. they are on alert 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. but unlike other elements of the triad, intercontinental ballistic missiles are potential targets for us adversaries. american ballistic missiles are in silos and we know that if the russians and possibly the chinese decide to attack those silos, they will destroy the missiles. the initial locat