family tradition that has not remained, this is the most valuable thing that exists, the international public associationsted since 1999, and i have been working since 2000, in 2000 we participate in the festival of national cultures, and every 2 years we come with pleasure , with joy, we have the hamarial ensemble, it’s chuvash, it’s like that, you’ve probably heard good beautiful chuvash songs, we show all this chuvash culture, everyday life. this is where we have set up our tent, this is where we have this national dish, this is chartan, this is meat dish, and we are here, this is a single family, we meet here with the leaders of other public associations. for us it’s a joy, and we rejoice, yes, but in grodno, here it’s all received us at a high level, even yesterday it was raining, the rain doesn’t bother us, we rise up there, it’s all there, the people receive us well , here we have peculiarities, why, this is when the wedding is already underway, first it all invites these young people, young people from the groom’s side, well , there is already a husband, and that’s all there. for life, mainly, of

example, the history of the city and its traditional arts, active public associations, the general public. asma abad, gilan, is another international village of handcrafts and shabafi tent machines , it is tied to the creative industry, products are produced from this work, and there is actually a house of creativity in the village. we stood next to the weavers. may it actually become easier for the producer to identify and register the cities and villages of the national and international handicraft industry in recent years. found this revives obsolete arts. 825 last year million dollar exports of handicrafts from officially registered sources. some exemptions for exporters have facilitated this. if the issue of export is important, really separating the handicraft industry from the rest of the export areas. in terms of the elimination of land contracting , it shows the importance. it was that for the prosperity of production in this field, having a handicraft industry is the first way of handicraft industry. it needs help. handicraft industry is the heritage of our ancestors and our ancestors. it is an industrial art that is also

development that can only be done jointly; this cannot be done without civil society, public associations, and international matter is the interaction of government bodies of parliament and all guides. according to maryana shchotkina, if a world power and leading politicians follow the example of belarus, then there will be no sanctions, there will be no threats, there will be peace, mercy and mutual assistance. for more than 10 years in belarus. the memory train is already on its way, a joint initiative of the federation council and the council of the republic has started. participants in the landmark belarusian-russian patriotic project - winners of olympiads and military-patriotic competitions - will visit 13 cities of the union state, inextricably linked with the history of the great patriotic war. a special feature of the year was that children not only from belarus and russia, but from all cis countries wished to travel to the memorable places of the union state. i'm from armenia, from the city of medzamura, this is the city of atomshchengo, i am looking forward to making new acquaintances, it is also

public associations. in qasim abad, gilan, another international village of sanaye industry , hand-made doors and shabafi tent machines to sanaye creative is tied, products are being produced from this work, and in fact, there is a house of creativity in the village . we stood next to the weavers. the most important thing is to open ways to make the work of the producer easier for the city council to identify and register the cities. and national and international handicraft industry villages in recent years. it has become popular. this revives obsolete arts. last year, 825 million dollars of handcraft exports were registered from official sources. some exemptions for exporters have facilitated this. if the issue of export is really important, the separation of the handicraft industry from the rest of the fields exports due to the cancellation of cross-border contracting . elham goran of sed and sima news agency. and the rains after eid helped our work process a lot to be able to harvest a good crop . the wheat harvesting operation in gonabad has started with the operation of 24 four combine machines sin

maryana verkhutura, candidate of historical sciences, associate professor, head of the department of international activities of the research institute of publiclaw. good evening good evening. svyatoslav pavlyuk is with us, executive director of the association of energy-efficient cities of ukraine. and andriy andreykiv, candidate of legal sciences, military-political expert, member of the aspen club of ukraine. oksano yurynets, this is me the first question i ask you right away, because it really burns, everyone is talking about it. joseph biden's last statement that there can be peace in ukraine, but here, but peace without nato, and in fact it is perceived as, well, as of now, as such, well, such an intermediate closed door for ukraine. regarding nato, do you think the door has really been closed to us? you know, i returned a video from the year 19, where just after the parliamentary assembly, i arrived in kyiv, reporting to the parliament, nothing has changed, it's just safe guarantees are not guarantees of peace, they are guarantees of the continuation of the war. why we need an alliance and why we need collective security, because this i

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does he and human algebra, mexico city, public schools are on martinez as an associate professor and political and international relations at northeastern university. he says, todd their same problems policy on security. one of the biggest issues in the country resume says with vases, as i think the issue of drug violence and drug related violence is a very complex and complicated issue. of course, i think she has a strong record of her performance as a mayor of mexico seats. and i think that was one of her stronger cards during the campaign because she didn't want us to bring criminality down in mexico city. and it was particularly interesting because she seemed to deviate the little bit from the policy offer meant. or the article failed with the claim that it was about hogs the bullets. uh, but she definitely took a stronger approach towards dealing with the criminality in mexico city. which proved so most successful, which is going to replicate that of the national level is yet to be seen. the issue of migration. i think it's more of an issue of a foreign policy with the other states in particular. and that'

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authorities, that is why our team of the association of young idps, who were approached by representatives of public organizations that take care of internallyed persons, were approached by many internally displaced persons, we, together with the people's deputies from the european solidarity faction... wrote the norm, which became draft law 11161 on the occasion of , to the residents, to create a mechanism so that the residents of bakhmut, mariupol, avdiyivka and other places located in the temporarily occupied territories and in the territories where active hostilities are taking place could receive housing compensation. this bill was passed by the economic development and trade committee of the verkhovna rada of ukraine, and last tuesday this bill was... supported unanimously by 2,255 deputies in the first reading, then we continue to work on it, consult with experts, internally displaced persons, so that this bill creates a mechanism , and internally displaced persons living in our country should have had a chance to receive compensation for housing, for housing, you are right that now we have two priorities in our country, the first - t

public loc from washington d.c. to across the country. saturday morning, a senior associate at the center for strategic and international studies previous mexico'ssidential election and the potential impact of new leadership on cooperation with the u.s.. and a journalist talks about his reporting on 2024 and his podcast. c-span's "washington journal," join in the conversation live at 7:00 saturday morning on c-span cspan now app, or c-span.org. >> other ideas of how you secure a border, how you continue to be humanitarian, how you can allow immigration. i get painted as a racist and all this other stuff, and yet i talk about the illegal immigration, but how do you boil that down to individuals living in kansas and nebraska and others? where they started to head home and i assume it is the same overseas is the impact on local communities. it is floods of migrants coming in and taking over a hotel, a condominium, taxpayer dollars in their city, the african-american community standing up saying why are our tax dollars going to give benefits to folks that just got here. that is an america first approach. announcer: former act homeland security chad

publication. can your young says a soul's actions are probably too dangerous situation. student information, which is an associate professor of international politics and cook university for and studies. he says the know sees the sounds of propaganda attacks as a threats to its regime. so no 3 to really hate these about speaker attacks against kim jong. i mean, because they, in some ways threaten the legitimacy, but the resumed narrative is built on that cult of personality came and became family. and so these attacks are considered not only and so to national pride, not only are they considered this requirement. what about a psychological warfare, but they're also, you know, it's personal attack again says the human figure in that practice and then the nation and most of yeah because they, they, they really hate to use a loud speaker broadcast and they really hate the leaflets that are sent in by accidents, you're in south street across the border. many of them are themselves. uh, you know, its former uh north korean uh, escapees. uh, in north korea. i really hates this uh any logical attack and you won't get the chance maintained informa

president of the public association, the association of private organizations. employers, well, i keep talking about money during the war. the first billionaire from rio managed to cancel international sanctions. the european court of general jurisdiction satisfied the lawsuit of the billionaire from the aggressor country, dmytro pumpiansky, to exclude him and his wife from the sanctions lists of the european union. the resolution reports that the fact that pumpyansky , the former co-owner of the sinara group and the tubular metallurgical company, does not... allows him to be classified as one of the leading businessmen who specifically work in russia, or to such a group of businessmen involved in the sectors of the economy that provide a source of income for the government of the russian federation, that is, they said that he is a former person and this does not give grounds to keep his assets, his person under international sanctions, and it is interesting that the council the european union was ordered to pay all the expenses incurred by vasyl, which this businessman and... from the aggressor country, i would like to remind here that his son managed to get out of the sanctions ea

publication. give me a young, says souls, actions are prelude with dangerous situation. well, mason richey is an associate professor of international politics of hon. cook university for an study, see things north korea views the south propaganda attacks as a threat to the legitimacy of fed raising. so in order for you to really hate these about speaker attacks, they can skim john because they are in some ways. so threatening the legitimacy with the regime they're just built on. they called the personality of came and became family. and so these attacks are considered not only in salt, to national pride, not only are they considered this requirement, but of course i don't work there, but they're also, you know, it's personal attack again, says the human figure in that practice and then the nation and most of yeah, because they, they, they really hate to use a loud speaker broadcast and they really hate the leaflets that are sent in by activists here in south korea across the borders. many of them are themselves. uh, you know, its former uh north korean uh, escapees. uh, in north korea, i really hates this uh any logical attack and

a comm mode is associate professor of public policy at the, the institute for graduate studies. thank you for joining us on the news. our comment, despite international pressure and more western countries like spain joining the south africa case against these, ran at the international court of justice. as we heard from my correspondent, the attacks by these release are continuing unrelenting attacks. why do you think this international pressure is not working on his route right now? fully it's not working for 1 may of these and the us support is other seems that the protection of protection through the the, the, to the us use is to stop any accountability measures to take place against is what i assume inside the building does a so the design fee is it's, it's, it's an shown, it's come to whatever it's once, because it has the guarantees from the us that they've got to continue. it's, it's, it's kind of discussion board this inside the load by targeting costs. but then schools, i mean crossing all that headlines, the solution to some testing for the no red lines anymore. not anymore and a mix. the americans do some of the station look so bad in a bad

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publications, including the new york times, the guardian, and the associated press, confirmed the prevalence of anti-semitic views and white supremacist ideas. however, the ukrainian ministry of internalistration will allow a ukrainian military unit with a disgraceful past, azov, to use american weapons , the state department said monday. lifting a ban imposed 10 years ago amid concerns in washington about the group's origins. the azov brigade is considered a particularly effective fighting force, but was banned from using american weapons about 10 years ago after american authorities determined that some of its founders adhered to russian xenophobic and ultra-nationalist views, and un human rights officials accused the group of humanitarian violations. the brigade will now have access to the same us military assistance as all other units. the policy change was announced as kiev begins its summer fighting season. after a thorough inspection, the twelfth special forces brigade of ukraine azov passed the inspection conducted by the us state department, the agency said in a statement. the state department is not found no evidence of violations, the statement said. u.s. officials say that