the former building of the internal affairs directorate on suvorov street in vitebsk became the most expensive object sold by the state property committee at auction over the past 10 years. an investor from minsk, running an it business , purchased a building for more than 3 million rubles. the building has the status of historical and cultural value and is located in the historical part of the city. it has been empty for the past 4 years. in total, 12 real estate properties were put up for auction in october, including a former distillery in the seninsky district. by the way, it was located in the building of the old. soon, perhaps, it will also be converted into something else, something remains, because business. you mean to look at it, so to speak, to take the right photos, and then see it after it has been transformed, because it has been preserved in such a pristine form, by the way, this is a good idea. something unique, something beautiful, so dear belarusians, be sure to visit your home country on weekends, travel, well, see beautiful places. moving on to the next news: the

by the way, while artemchik is in the internal affairs directorate, lerchik is said to be receiving guests from law enforcement agencies, allegedly in one of the bloggers' apartments. this is an elite residential complex, in which, according to some reports, the chekalenny couple has an apartment, so it is possible that lerchik is sitting and sadly sitting by one of these windows right now. however, the police are not near the chikalins' apartment was not there, a female voice answered us from behind the door, but it is impossible to understand whose it was. and are you currently being searched or not? it is possible that the search was conducted in some other chekalin apartment. the family has a whole collection of elite real estate in moscow. there are country cottages. this couple lives in luxury, but... blogging work, they sold cosmetics, clothes, sold educational marathons, the cost of some reached 2 million rubles, you and i understand that this is a scam, for example, i do too, when i see this it's a scam, and some people believe unfortunately, and they also believe in quick money,

khusein naurbiyev, 1980s, senior detective of the criminal investigation department of the internal affairs directoratef the yaroslavl regional executive committee. everyone knew the villain's nickname, but few saw him and he lived in the forest. they said that he was in touch with evil spirits, and he himself was like the devil, scary, ugly. who could stop him? the village police officer, a representative of the authorities, respected man, some are even afraid of him. semenov, come here. in soviet district police officers they obeyed without question, of course, if something was wrong, they would bring you to comrades' court. or send the drunkard for compulsory treatment in an ltp. masha , go home. okay, i'll be right back, right away. and look, i'll come by and check. in the village they often complain, a wife against her husband, a neighbor against her neighbor, seemingly minor quarrels. but this is the job of a district police officer. to prevent a crime, not to let it get to the point of criminality. so, kuspionov was kidnapped. the district police officer often goes to the movies. it is possible

has a phone, over there on the wall, young lady, hello, inter-district department of the internal affairs directorate, major volkov. did we call the elevator operator? yes, exactly to this address half an hour ago, and where is he? send another one, okay, his last name and maternity hospital number, thank you, labanov, hurry up and run to the maternity hospital on vasilyevskoman, you'll find him there. his wife he's giving birth, they've sewn him up to us, i 'll send a car, let's do it quickly, how much time have we lost, and rydanov, where the house-breaking is taking place somewhere in this house, and i don't know where exactly, he also forgot his phone at the police station, you say he's burnt, a well-known person, andrei tikhomirov, he has a burn on his face, he's never been involved in drugs before, but he 's capable of murder, let's visit him together, and you'll meet his mother at the same time. what mother? gorilov's mother. it was she who gave him the burn as a child, poured boiling water on him when he was drunk. a very lady. and why don't you always wear glasses wear? i don't wear them on

dog, secondly, as children say, yes, that he used obscene language, so i think that our internal affairs directorates needed is to find some kind of compromise between the situation, the sound or there noise, and man, if we can find some compromise, we will definitely find it, if the administration or tos... don't tell me only about men, that they fall in love. valentina titova is one of the most beautiful women of the soviet screen, she always gave the impression of a socialite, a woman who is surrounded by the care and love of her famous men, but it turns out that the impression is deceptive. men have always been afraid of me, and my husbands had no influence on me. get away from someone else's husband's wife. basov responded to your pregnancy, disappeared, who took you to the maternity hospital, i don't know, accompanied, his assistants, everyone felt sorry for me in the maternity hospital, how valentina titova left vladimir basov and what the director wrote in the statement to the court, filed for alimony, why didn't you take the children with you, where, just mother echidna, yes, you want to as

i'm a professor of international affairs at the elliott school and the director of international affairs are very, extremely delighted to have professor larry garber here to talk about the american elections. larry garber is an adjunct professor at the elliott school where he teaches the international development studies cornerstone course as well as a course on civil society and international development. professor garber has over 40 years of experience working on issues related to international development, democratic elections and human right and he serves as an official with the u.s. agency for international development for over 15 years. including and i think it's very topical five years as mission director for the usaid west bank and gaza office. professor garber has been extremely prolific and is written on a wide range of subjects. he received a joint masters and gd from columbia university. he's a member of the council on foreign relations as well as a national election crisis. he also sits on the board of the election reform network. without further ado i'm going to give the fl

i'll stop you that more from the academic director of the russian international affairs council. after this break the benefits, explain it straight to us. the problem of december 1st. okay, i'm gonna show us january 1st. that is before you. so vice chair and we'll just keep going, as i mentioned earlier, is up to steep requirements not expressed here. submit item, so you may to not as a way can regards no problem, no, no, open up in the front. and then for the 1st thing, you know, for or the what peach tree the mention is pretty much performed by for the offense skills. i'm over proof of those types of products that are coming out on the learners. i'll figure a way of 4 to try and sell the most of the triple just the enough one to but it's almost that, that the system, the good english is and you know, the the welcome back to going undergrad. i'm still here with the academic director of the russian international affairs council doctor and drake had no, i don't know if you were talking about the possibility of rivaling the i m f and that will bank using brakes plus banks. and if t

i'm still here with the academic director of the russian international affairs council, dr. andre cold enough. dr. gordon over you were talking about the possibility of rivaling the i m f and that will bank using a brakes plus banks ahead of tomorrow's cousin conference in russia. of course the, i think you in britain even wanted to join a i, b, it was threatened by washington. so it's clear what washington once out of breaks or once to how it went through a nightly to delegate play. what's it like having a conference in russia given that the suddenly a west, a western european countries, one long range, missiles fired a deep into russia, perhaps in moscow itself. and single tain, usually one war ships threatening, shying the sea and break. so that's the odd as the see because lou to presumably be there, he's beat on ushio going underground. shortly after being um, being in a cooler west and back. cool. he was said to jail in brazil at the behest of washington. elder lili doesn't like to talk about it so much. what's it like having a conference under the pressure mass military pressure

international affairs. and also the former executive director of human rights watch, appreciate your thoughts. thank you. or when the policy was, is really a tax on the eastern lebanese cecile bothered by cars killed at least $28.00 people . video showed a major fi officer now striking the city on monday. 9th is rainy strikes. targeted, 18 towns across the bank called valley killing at least $54.00 people and would be more than a 100 who is ready. bombardment and southern labinata is also intensified multiple as strikes at the coastal city of time in southern lebanon. they will hold the reports from the the residential blocks are being brought down in huge strikes after forcing people out of their homes under threat of bombings and the city c. front were restaurants. and cafe is used to be packed with people are now destroyed, livelihoods, and history erase. this has become part of israel's policy in areas where as well as support based live v m a. how will about this very the, these attacks are part of pressure by these really is on the muslim she community and those who represent them this way. it help

internal affairs sergei kondratyev, recently dismissed from his post, has finally been decided. yesterday it became known that he transferred to st. petersburg appointed to the post of the head of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs for st. petersburg and the leningrad region. it is a great honor for me to take this position. i hope that i will be able to do everything possible and impossible to eradicate crime in st. petersburg. in this sense , there is a lot of work to do. but i have a number of ideas that, i am sure, will give excellent results. the fighting spirit of the new head of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs cannot but please, but as they say in circles close to the ministry, that after a large-scale emergency, when an employee of the criminal wanted major somov shot several employees. kondratyev's new appointment is more of an honorary exile; he is unlikely to return to his previous position in moscow, and according to our sources, he seriously hoped to take it. the ministerial chair, what are you coming here to watch tv for, turn it off immediately. come in, you have 5 minutes. well, how are you feeling? you know, this mask penetrates into t

what used to be -- >> professor of international affairs here at the elliott school and also the directormasters of international affairs. we are very, extreme to letter to professor larry garber to talk about the american elections. larry garber is an adjunct professor at the elliott school where he teaches the international department studies cornerstone course as well as the course on some society and international development. professor garber has over 40 years of experience working on issues related to international development, democratic elections and human rights, and he served as an official with the u.s. agency for international development for over 15 years. including, at a think that is typical, five years as mission director for the u.s. aid west bank, the office. -- usaid. professor garber has been extremely prolific and has written on a wide range of subjects. he received a joint masters and gd from columbia university. he is a member of the council on foreign relations as well as the national task force on election crisis. he also sits on the board of friends of, the frien

currently, operatives of the internal security unit of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the chelyabinsk region are conducting a series of measures aimed at establishing all the circumstances of the incident. if the detainee’s guilt is confirmed, he will be punished in accordance with the law. investigators have yet to find out how much alexander koletyuk lived within his means, but it is very likely that with a career in the internal affairs agencies he will have to say goodbye to his affairs, however, as well as to his freedom, in the near future the court will choose a preventive measure for kaletyuk. vladimir bazov, news, duty unit. a bribe for porsche kaenov instead of taxes in the yamalo-nenets autonomous okrug, the head of the regional department of the federal tax service, yana kolyuzhina, was detained. this is reported by the media. allegedly , the influential lady received a gift for four. from the local oil and gas company , in exchange, promised to turn a blind eye to the large amount of arrears that her subordinates discovered during an on-site

attended simultaneously on the territory of dagestan and employees of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs for the north caucasus federal district, representatives of the regional fsb departments and rosgvardia fighters. all of the detainees were natives of dagestan. according to available information, they took an active part in the activities of an international extremist organization, were engaged in propaganda and recruitment of activists. a secret. with combat chemicals and weapons was discovered in the dpr, fsb officers. the cache was found in the village of pervomayskoye, this is the avdeevka direction. operatives seized fifty hand grenades, more than 30 mines, an ak-74 assault rifle, almost 2,500 cartridges for small arms, but most importantly four containers with a toxic substance, it was chloropicrin. it irritates the skin and mucous membranes, causing, among other things, bronchitis and pulmonary edema. well, in the meantime, as reported by our ministry of defense, the united states is preparing a provocation using chemical substances before the next session of the council of th

operatives of the main directorate of criminal investigation, the economic security directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia and employees of the main investigation department of the ska of russia in moscow, a special operation was carried out in fourteen regions of the country. last night, more than 500 security officials visited black cryptocurrency miners. they stopped the activities of a criminal group. its members are suspected of illegal banking activities, unauthorized access to computer information and illegal circulation of payment instruments. judging by the operational footage, presumably taken in the leningrad region, the owners of elite apartments and country cottages did not deny themselves anything. in a garage with an area of ​​​​a small parking, two german minivans, a tesla electric car, a sports porsche and elon musk's much-hyped armored cyber truck, its average price is about 30 million rubles. and behind the wall they found a parked helicopter. the owners of all the wealth modestly introduced themselves. what do you do? and i work as a trainer, a trainer where? in a fitness clu

employees of the bureau of special technical measures of the ministry of internal affairs, or bstm, operatives of the main directorateminal investigation department of the economic security and anti-corruption department, representatives of the main investigation department of the ska of russia for moscow and the special forces of the russian guard. the bstm employees specialize in crimes using modern technologies. the perpetrators are involved in the creation of a payment system for a cryptocurrency exchange, as well as a number of infrastructure internet services, with their help, illegal activities were carried out on the receipt and issuance of funds, and the exchange of cryptocurrency currency. anonymous payment systems are well-known in the crypto industry, the uaps and kriptex services, at first glance classic virtual exchangers, that is, with their help it was possible, for example, to exchange bitcoin for euros, dollars or rubles. when we use some regular online store to buy, i don’t know, a tv at home, we have a dialog box popping up at the time of payment, where we enter our card details. here is the uips

employees of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairs of russia for the north caucasusfederal district. together with colleagues from the fsb of russia detained the head of the city of izberbash, who is suspected of receiving a bribe on an especially large scale. operatives seized documents, memory cards, phones, everything that is of interest to the investigation. searches were held at isakov's work address, after which he was taken to makhachkala for questioning. the suspect has been detained. the issue of choosing a preventive measure against him will be considered in the near future. investigative actions aimed at consolidating the evidence base are being carried out in the criminal case. a number of media outlets, citing their sources in law enforcement agencies, report that magomed isakov, using his official position, could have illegally sold and donated municipal lands. journalists cite data that more thousands of plots ended up in the hands of private owners, some have already been built up, for example, a hotel is being built on one of these territories on the

now the director general of the nigeria institute of international affairs professionally as well. so as i explained why his countries particularly interested in joining briggs, bruce said sir, i'm is it new, strong, slower the google south. and it's, it's, it's a big b as it finds and it won't be nigeria ever winehouse identified the fact that, you know, the world has become very, um, multi pull out. the more you know, we can get to institutions and platforms that reflect these going to the positive. you know, if it was or that debate i to be for everyone, the global south east bed, it'd be the time. we'll talk about the share. so, you know, the good by the economy, the biggest countries will be present. we talk about the demographics and the fact that the, the larger populations in the world and the global south. and therefore, i think i would want to play it with i would in this mentor. yeah. it's um, interested in joining grits and nigeria has the express steps impressed even at the for my level. so why not? i mean, nigeria, you know, to get out with south africa and they jumpe

now the director general, how the nigeria institute of international affairs professional, a, a who was that was how high explained why his country is particularly interested in joining breaks group. say 7 is in your front full on the google south. and it's, it's a big, it's a big as it finds and it won't be $90.00. yeah. everyone has identified the fact that you know, the world has become very um, want to pull out, the more, you know, we can get to institutions and platforms that reflect this growing very positive. you know, if it was, or that the best i to before i ever left the global south east bed, it'd be the time. we'll talk about the share. so you know, the group on the economy, the biggest countries that are present, we talk about the demographics and the fact that the, the large awful positions in the world and the global south, and therefore africa, we want to play that role in this mentor. yeah, it's um, interested in joining briggs and nigeria has the x rays and stuff impressed even at the former level. so why not? i mean nigeria, you know, to get out. we saw that we got an

petersburg is headed by a general. the head of the main directorate of the ministry of internal affairseningrad region, lieutenant general kondratyev, threatened. as proof, i provide a recording of the telephone conversation. listen, shut up already, do you hear, stop this farce, i demand. and if not, then what? i'll put you in jail. thank you all. the press conference is over. thank you. let it be, believe me. i'll throw him out of my city, maybe it's not worth getting involved with him, after all, the police can really ruin your life, believe me, i know seryozha inside and out, he's predictable, everything will be fine do as they taught me in the textbooks, but i 'm ready for it, he'll dig his own hole, toys when you dream of sleep and pillows, pizza to order when you've squatted 20 times. a first aid kit , a roll of handkerchiefs during the cold season. cooper kupit, knows the area perfectly, will deliver everything quickly and personally. cooper is your man for shopping. where did you get such training? where you did, there 's no accounting. all seasons of the nevsky series. watch t

security and anti-corruption department of the ministry of internal affairs of russia and employees of the main investigative of the skarossiya directorate in moscow. the bstm employees specialize in crimes using modern technologies. stopped the activities of a criminal group, its members are suspected of illegal banking activities, unauthorized access to computer information and illegal circulation of payment instruments. at the places of residence, the operatives found hundreds of bundles of cash, tightly tied stacks of euros, dollars and rubles were carried out in boxes, it took more than one hour to count the bills, only in the course of searches in st. petersburg seized more than one and a half billion rubles. the operational footage shows expensive real estate, apartments, country houses. searches also took place in a closed elite village on the shore of the gulf of finland. on a spacious plot covered with a smooth green lawn, a cottage and a garage with a whole exhibition of premium cars. two german minivans, an electric tesla, a sports porsche, elon musk's armored cyber truck. its average price, by the way, is about 30 million ru

directorate suffered. our colleague, comrade, veteran of the ministry of internal affairs. we are obliged to take all measures to find the scoundrels. oleg ivanovich, you are no longer the chief here, so refrain from giving advice. in my place, i will somehow figure out what to do myself, the general's national weapon was stolen, that's exactly it, and god forbid this barrel will go off somewhere, so we will not make a fuss about this incident, that's it - this is my final decision, let them investigate in the usual manner, especially since, as far as i understand, from the case materials, my beloved was in a state of alcohol, we also don't need a scandal in the press... nevertheless, i personally ask to involve the best forces in the search, is my beloved our former colleague, the key word is former? and you know, you too will become an ex one day, aren't you afraid, get out, well, let's go, to a detective or for an action movie, a new season of your favorite tv series. it's worth it without running away from monday at 20:00 on ntv you're super new season on sunday at 20:2

director of under affairs and gone. so he says without swift, international intervention, we will see more people starving to death. a strong base seems in no gosh, absolutely written out of this tass population. the civilians in the most of all 4 of the conditions on the bomb bomb and injured by um and as receiving populations obviously slash or somebody lobby a have been uh, themselves on. so absolutely desks for conditions. i mean. ready really difficult for us to know precisely was going on given the time since he had all the fighting and given a lack of, of access. but it's just, i mean, it's iris a case interested in the interested in the interested in being easy now on a population is this on i it's nice with denied permission works evening to bring in bring in the supply, bringing goes, i was a successful assets, a recent life, one of the hospitals in northern garza and and matter of fact a few desperately se sick patients to another location. so that happened a couple of successful missions to hospitalization in oregon of our ability to provide services that is essentially now the was a wells that we is ru

contradictions with the international standards of the government of this country in relation to dawood. the region was summoned to the ministry of foreign affairs. the directoreral of asia and the pacific of this ministry announced iran's protest against australia's biased positions regarding the assassination of martyrs haniyeh seyed hassan nasrallah and sardar nilforoshan . referring to iran's right to legitimate defense, mr. mohammadi carried out iran's missile operation to react to this regime's repeated attacks against national sovereignty and attacks on the interests and interests of our country. legal he described that it was necessary to protect national security and regional stability. the ambassador of australia also announced that it reflects iran's official protest against its pleasant government. today, lebanon's hezbollah issued statements of new drone and artillery attacks. he informed the occupied territories. as part of these attacks, the lebanese resistance targeted the center of the zionist military gathering in al-manara in the north of the occupied territories with a large and direct missile attack on several occasions. in these attacks,

beginning, ambassador kato, you both began to assume international positions in the alliance at the same time. you became a director in the north american affairs bureau in 1981. rich, you were a deputy assistant secretary for east asia in the same year. did you meet at that time? talk a little about your relationship at that time, how you began to work together, and what the major issues of the day were beyond what we have talked about here. amb. armitage: the major issue in 1981 was strength. there was still a hangover in the united states from the late 1980's and the days of fear of japan inc. i remember a particular personal anecdote with ambassador kato. one day he came into my office. i greeted him and offered him coffee and we sat down. he said, rich, pound the table. i said ryozo, you are my friend, i can't pound the table. no, why? please. so i hit the table a couple times. he said great. then we had our discussion. the discussion was about sfx, that japan was going to produce using u.s. technology. many of us u.s. side being accused of giving away the keys to the kingdom to japan. i said we are still fighting against that. ryozo i fou

of foreign affairs due to repeated biased positions and contradictions with the international standards of the government of this country regarding the developments in the region. the directoreral of asia and the pacific of this ministry announced iran's objection to australia's biased positions regarding the assassination of martyrs haniyeh seyed hassan nasrallah and sardar nilforoshan. mr. mohammadi referring to iran's legitimate defense right to react against. the repeated attacks of this regime against the national sovereignty and the attack on the health and interests of our country were carried out by iran's missile operation he described the law as necessary to protect national security and regional stability. the ambassador of australia also announced that it reflects iran's official protest against its pleasant government. lebanon's hezbollah announced its new drone and artillery missile attacks on the occupied territories by issuing statements. in a part of these attacks, the lebanese resistance on several occasions targeted the gathering center of the sehunist military in al-manara in the north of the occupied territories with a large and direct missile attack. i

international law and the fundamental humanitarian principle of humanity. along the ad is a former director general of israel's ministry of foreign affairs. he says the moves to bend. honora is a historic mistake. the says that these are the can, i say is every say, probably also a story mistake. it shows that the bottom it is 12 of those it and then the jewish symbolism. here's what that's being close by, by the effects of this. the last to the topic knows a lot about how much they have to be working for you and was call to assist. you come off, but they're probably close, very close to about. what really does boasting gossip is just was that was there in the fact that these are you there to do you want to know beneficial as well they follow have the guest. so this is a great day, your job to so this, the bumping doesn't know much about it or we have done that mistake for so long regarding one rights, but also the face, that is what i didn't present and you know, and i know that you're a good deal i have is waiting with them now. this was probably the main issue that they discuss. how we do. you may derrier a reasonable correlation in ga

to work on the committee on international affairs to defend the interests of the country already as a parliamentarian. volunteer konstantin yashin became the general directorof the scientific and production center of unmanned aircraft systems samara. we already have plans for development by the end of the year. in principle, for the development of unmanned aircraft not only in the territory of the russian federation, but in neighboring countries. the commander of the assault squad igor yurgen resigned from the army after an invitation from the head of his native yakutia to take the post of minister of youth policy and social communications of the republic. when i passed the selection for the program "time of heroes", i already understood that this is a new stage in life, and such chances, they happen only once in a lifetime. it is necessary to accept this new challenge to be. so to speak, a new role. hero of russia roman kulakov was elected as a deputy of the legislative assembly of sevastopol in september. residents place great hopes on me, so they supported me completely and fully, the elections were held with a result of 76% of the votes. but the holder

into the north. olivia, we spoke to sam rose was the senior deputy director of odom or affairs in gaza. he says without swift international intervention, we will see more people starving to death across the street. a strong base seems in no, gosh, absolutely written out of this. a tax collections civilians in the most of all 4 of conditions on the bomb bomb and injured by um and as receiving populations of slave slasher. so by law yeah. have been uh, themselves on so absolutely desperate condition is, i mean, really difficult for us to know precisely was going on given the time since he had all the fighting and given our lack of access. but it's just, i mean, it's iris a case interested in the interested in the interested in being easy now on a population is this on ants. knees with denied permission, routinely to bring in bringing the supply, bringing because i was a successful assets, a resupplied, one of the hospitals in northern garza and, and metabolic a few desperately, se sick patients to another location. so that happened a couple of the assess permissions to hospitalization, in northern goals of our ability to pr

here in washington. surely you is age affairs, political, economic economist, and gregory pauline is director se asia program at the center for strategic and international studies. thank you both so much for being here. we've so much to get into things. first and foremost, we need to talk about terrace. that is donald trump's center piece that he's going to put 60 percent tear upset of all chinese. busy 20 percent on everything else coming in from everywhere else in the world. and believe it or not, there's a pull that shows more than half of the american support that exact proposal. so i'm going to break it down a gregory, what would that do to the american economy? well, i'm not an economist, but every time this tells us that it would float on the economy eventually cause the recession along with from other economic policies. it would balloon the deficit and the debt and it would put a huge strain on our relationship with partners around the world. well, well actually there was a study out of shape, a professor in shanghai who said the last time we did the trump chair of said her, the chinese economy 3 times more than it hurt to us academy. was that i

international politics at the fletcher of law and diplomacy at tufts, a nonresident senior fellow at the chicago council on global affairs and an academic partner at state street associates. he is also the co-director fletcher's russia and eurasia program. drezner has written seven books, including the ideas, industry and all politics is global tonight. jack is presenting his new book, the reactionary spirit, which bestselling author heather cox richardson reviewed. calling it a must read for anyone wants to understand the different stages of democracies life. life threatening illness in hungary. israel. india and the united states. along with the prescription for nursing democracy. back to health. we're so pleased to event here at harvard bookstore tonight. please join me in welcoming zach and daniel daniel. summer. thank very much. thank you all for for i am truly delighted be here to really just sort of play like river rafting guide for zach for this wonderful the reactionary spirit how america's most insidious political traditions swept the world. so the way we're going to organize this, ours, jack's going to sort of give a quick precis of the book. i then get to invoke moderator's power and as