turned into a ghost, everywhere there was only garbage, says the founders of the ukrainian international schoolin shchaulai, the school was closed and they sold another 2012, the reason was the insufficient number of students, young basketball players trained in the gym for a short time, that was all . and a few weeks before the first of september, the school began to be renovated. well, when we saw their eyes and they stood behind us, they told us it's okay, we'll be fine, the main thing is that our children weren't in the basements or in the alleys, drawing the parents of their mothers, which they wanted to do beauty to her children marina is looking at a mural in her daughter evelina's classroom, although the girl already knows a few words in lithuanian mom, a certain ukrainian school is very important for the education of children, i am asking for a high school , labasla lobodiana, a turk, lithuanian schools that walk have accepted 600 ukrainians , 350 schoolchildren will study in this native language, parents are doing repairs on their own and are ready to take the children to local ukrain

the school is also an international sustainability school. there more than 50 of them and building alone . the schools have to reapply for the title of the federal grants that all one of our colleagues from buttons sounded at him. this christian come by to us as to whether or not we can keep the title. scott, this is task. i know who does he often be. first of all, it's very important for schools to just get started and choose 2 areas to take action and which are selected from a list of f, the cheese or sustainable development goals, which is very current on. and of course, it's very important that the schools actually take efforts to do those things. that's a whole gun since each, allstate, this core doesn't seem to run out of ideas. the project, the students read some kind of supplemented decision about and the, the 7 tips to our competition. so it also includes subtitles and signed language, making it more accessible to people who use good stem. young people are also taking initiative and setting organic dishes on the cafeteria. the differ

there are buildings rented by the ukrainian international school so that children who fled the war outsidekraine had the opportunity to study in their native language. years ago, the former dubia school turned into a ghost, everywhere there was only garbage, the founders of the ukrainian international school in shcheulai say that the school was closed and sold in 2012. the reason was the insufficient number of students . young basketball players trained in the gym for a short time. an office-winged door, there were no windows or glass. well, already in the corridors, our hands didn't drop from a bird or a trash can, we were probably more scared than our parents. well, when we saw their eyes and they stood behind our backs and told us it's okay, we'll make it, the main thing is that our children are not in basements and not running around . they really scolded the parents, mothers who wanted to make their children beautiful. school is very important for the education of children, i am asking for a high school in lobodina last year , lithuanian schools accepted 600 ukrainians in their native

the holding of an international school on applied demography became possible thanks to the financialons fund for the people of the republic of belarus and the government of the russian federation within the framework of the international technical assistance project , the national partner of which is the ministry of labor and social protection. my department head informed me about this event. ya agreed because it i wonder what i will get, in addition to the fact that i will gain new knowledge about demography , which will be useful to me in the future, because well, demography is what it is, it is a science about people for people, i will also learn more about other countries, because it this is an international event in which the cis countries participate, and at the end of the day, the completion of mini-projects, the identification of the lidar, and the completion of training of one of the students of recognition for the best projects in the field of demagraphy. the above-mentioned relationship between the bddu and other universities the country's snd is not finished with this, ex

the holding of an international school on applied demography became possible thanks to the financialun fund in the region. people of the population in the republic of belarus and the government of the russian federation, within the framework of the project of international technical assistance to national partners, which is the ministry of labor and social protection. i was informed about this event by my head of the department, i agreed because it is interesting, i will receive, in addition to the fact that i will gain new knowledge about demography, which will be useful to me in the future, because well, what is demography, it’s a science about people for people, so i’ll also learn more about others. because this is an international event in which cis countries participate. at the end of each day , a mini-research project to determine a leader is submitted. after completing the training, one of the students will be awarded a prize for the best project in the field of demography. the long-term and strong cooperation of bsu with leading universities in the cis countries does not end

the area is being revived to attract more foreign residents complete with an international school and high end hotel. the building's ceo says that as of august foreign companies are planning to take up a third of itsuture depends on whether it can compete with cities around the world. my company will help tokyo improve its global standing and become a viable destination. >> prior to this another big japanese city was home to the country's tallest building. in the western city of osaka, it was built in 2014 and remains an iconic landmark. tokyo and osaka are the country's two biggest financial hubs and have had a long held rivaly. and osaka locals weren't too pleased to hear that tokyo dethroned them again. >> translator: i want osaka to come in first. >> translator: tokyo is the only city i don't want to lose to. >> osaka is also undergoing a major construction boost particularly around its commercial hubs as the city gears up to host the 2025 world expo. experts hope the competition between the two cities will drive more global investors to japan. >> high rises are meant to be functi

well, now i propose to move on to international school news. is decision was made by local authorities. this is due to difficulties in the reading process in children that emerged with the introduction of digital technologies, according to a 5-year study. difficulties with reading and understanding text among students increased from 12:00 to 19%. in this regard, the b class decided to return the usual paper textbooks this year; the authorities plan to spend 58 million euros on this, but in the next 2 years another 44 million euros will be allocated in this way. all students will have textbooks for each subject. look how interesting it turns out. first we are busy transitioning children away from paper textbooks on electronic media we spend money on it, and then we move in the opposite direction. but the main thing is that it's good. i would like to note here that we know how to admit our mistakes and correct them, no matter. how much would it cost us? but on the one hand, a tablet is convenient, because you don’t need to take five or six textboo

because of the war and you try and isolate from those countries that being banned from a lot of international schools. a lot of international events, and it was seen as a way of exposing into insult level compensation. all supposed to be a way for them to qualify for next to his parents olympics. but earlier this month, the international olympic committee intervened and said that was not going to happen. so i think in terms of participating in next to his parents games, a feature nice country is going to be some very cancelling, can sit in negotiations in the coming months. i don't know if you remember, but the only asian game certainly that we attended was back in 2006 here. and uh huh. and it was quite a spectacle. i'm assuming this one is going to be slightly different, isn't it? as well? no. fireworks. a, as you mentioned, which bring them on the history of the fireworks in china. and what we saw are they that 6008 by using olympics are in the being about sorry many where we have a 295 work footprints to mock the 29th olympiad. marching that way to the business stated in beijing, it was a stunnin

guest: is interned during graduate school at the center for slavery and i had been sitting in my room doing newspaper research in the archives at slave traders in charleston during that time period and stumbled across it. i had been doing that job for a few months and happened upon it. host: what did you come upon? guest: the sale of 600 people. i thought it might have been a misprint and i emailed dr. powers and we had a meeting and realized it was real. host: when you saw that number, the sale of a 600 enslaved people, what was your first reaction? guest: shock but also knowing that these auctions happened in the past and knowing that the biggest time up till that was 426. it was jarring to me. host: professor powers, when you got that call, what was your first reaction? guest: was quite surprised because all along we thought the figure higher historians had uncovered a bit over 400 people was the record. and then to find out that south carolina, charleston in particular was on the much larger sale was really surprising. but also in keeping with other characteristics that we know ab

lucky off the england international school? another last minute when i was new club around the trade well balanced light is light goals, counting against williams island and the 95th minutes of the life of the champions league group match on wednesday is now school at 6006 games for now, since arriving this summer, the 20 a role in the mid field that will now try to substitute darby on sunday athletic out in the league for one man that enjoyed that, it gives go with level whomever to get control. pete was watching the game during a press conference in australia ahead of his teams. you rock the lake match. now there are more fitness concerns. are the argentine and superstar lean mfc the forward have to go off and the excess toss it in tomorrow. and these victory are yvette oran, sorry. messy had already just return to the store thing. 11 muscles that have kept 2 amounts of money loss guy money. all started missed argentine as well qualified that was against bolivia last week. i know india and pakistan are on coastal i big shar,

i studied at the moscow international film school. and we were strictly told there that if anyone decided to go to the white house, then we would all be expelled, and so, i went. naturally. i remember people, i remember excitement, i remember fear. today at 16:30 watch andrei malakhov's program on september 15 , honored artist of russia vyacheslav grishechkin died under mysterious circumstances , the director is sure that the doctors at the private clinic are to blame for the artist’s death, however a version has appeared that the actor could not survive the betrayal of his young beloved. we have at our disposal a unique video message that the artist sent to his beloved shortly before his death. what happened to vyacheslav grishechkin and what happens behind the walls of private sins? we'll see you with the residents of moscow and the moscow region in just a few seconds. investigators continue to find out the details of a terrible crime in zvenigorod, a domestic conflict turned into murder, a suspect was detained , a giant python was

completely platonovskaya, she is waiting for him, zhanna frisky’s son studies at a british international schoolers are strictly forbidden to give flowers. even on the first of september you can’t come with flowers, they ask you to bring donation forms, they patronize some shelter and a dog shelter, in my opinion there are 2,000 dogs and 100-odd cats, timothy’s mother simone is glad that she doesn’t have to go to parent-teacher meetings, we have parent-teacher meetings online and only simono doesn’t come. comes to my online tutor, so thank god i am spared from this , we are lucky, no parent chats, everything that needs to be written in a letter and all problems are solved this way, the driver takes alice to school, we have three cars there, in general, one of the cars is our hummer, i rode in this hummer, so you will now find out all the information about the media in general, despite the fact that alisa born with a golden spoon in her mouth, she is not a spoiled child. for timati’s daughter, every day is packed to capacity. in addition to her studies, she practices dancing, ballet, vocals, play

i studied at the moscow international film school.re that if anyone if he decides to go to the white house, then we will all be expelled, and in general, i went. naturally. i remember people, i remember excitement, i remember fear. today at 16:30 watch andrei malakhov's program on september 15, honored artist of russia vyacheslav grishechkin died under mysterious circumstances , the director is confident that the doctors at a private clinic are to blame for the artist's death. however , a version has emerged that the actor could not survive the betrayal of his young beloved, we have a unique video message at our disposal , which the artist sent to his beloved shortly before of death. what happened to vyacheslav grishechkin and what is happening?

students can choose either a family form of education or an externship, including an international ukrainian school, they can also study remotely at a regular school . mykhailo, for example, chose an externship the ukrainian program on my own and twice a year she takes exams with the teacher alley kuzenko, the first time we met in the morning during a face-to-face lesson, but in the evening we came to her again for another lesson at 10:00 a.m. the lesson is nowhere to be found, i’m already waiting, i haven’t seen my children for a whole summer, but also teaches online for ukrainian schoolchildren who now live in poland, when the war started, the polish government created an online school for our ukrainian children free of charge according to the ukrainian program , so that when the children returned, they could, say, successfully adapt to ukrainian education to return to it because everyone who studies in us plans to return within the framework of this project, the children learn the polish language there are also consultations with a psychologist , although he will work only until the end of the 2

there have been at the international community school gym on international boulevard in oakland. the event starts at noon and runs until 9. they're going to be vendors are going even have fry bread and more. the park is limited and will be available near the cesar chavez soccer field. event is free and it's open to everyone to a tent. plus, it's free for all national parks. the national park service is celebrating national public lands day, which is meant to encourage the use of open spaces. now, this is one of 5 days this year when entrances to national parks are free. the next entrance day at national parks is set for veterans day 11. john, i know you almost all the national guard. i love these. i'm about two-thirds of the way there. it's going to be a great weekend up in yosemite to our air quality in the bay area hasn't been the best. so maybe even a little escape from some of our haze that as you can see from mount tam is still kind of present. it's not a perfect day air quality wise, very similar to yesterday with moderate to poor conditions but improved as compared to wher

there have at the international community school gym on international boulevard in oakland and it starts was until 9. they're going to be vendors, fry, bread and more parking is limited and will be available. nearly cesar chavez soccer center, top soccer field. event is free and is open to everybody. i never met a piece of bread. i didn't love. i love all kinds of bread i have is when it comes to now tomorrow, there's a free entrance day for all national parks. and it's a saturday. it's going to be gorgeous. national park service is celebrating the national park lands day to encourage the use of open space. see, maybe you'll see some wildlife or or a a rainbow. there's 5 days this year when the parks have the free you've tomorrow. and then the next entrance day is set for veterans day, which is november. 11th. wow. so i'm tomorrow is the best day. i do it. you know, notice like this. he can. all right. coming up on the kron morning news, bart police are investigating a stabbing at east bay bart station. we'll tell you what investigators know so far in a live report. plus, 2 people are de

chose the direction of helping children a long time ago, because, firstly, i myself am from an intern schoolrstand at all what is happening, who today are refugees. the family they were left without blood. i chose this for myself direction, help them. eh, this resonates with me and i think that well, what should a woman do as a mother. eh, how can you separate your own and others without children? yes, you know, there are no other people’s children, but like for a mother. that's how it hurts. uh, the baby is crying. you know, even when you fly on an airplane, a child cries. and you’re so god, you’re not even mine, it seems, just like well, you already want to help so much, it seems to support somehow. eh, i see that, well, how important support is love. and if the child remains sire, can you imagine, it’s not papa’s mother, i understand correctly that this is not a concert way to make money. but this is still a charitable mission and the money will go to the help fund as a concert, but it will work. eh, there is a font, and a happy childhood point. there are just the children who suffered, w

that's tomorrow at the international community school gym on international boulevard in oakland. that event is tomorrow from noon to 09:00pm. they're going to have vendors, fry, bread and more parking is limited. it will be available near this is or chavez soccer field. the event is free. anybody go so enjoy. all right. up next to the kron, morning news. >> talking gun safety advocates are pushing the governor to sign a gun tax bill. but opponents jim not to because of the impact it could have on consumers will right have on consumers will right back. don't go anywhere. ( ♪ ♪ ) welcome to big tobacco's fantasyland. a new, healthier world without cigarettes. as long as you don't count the 6 trillion sold worldwide every year. and vaping won't lead to smoking, if you ignore the research that says otherwise. in big tobacco's fantasyland, the deadliest industry is your friend. shh... >> welcome back. it is 9.29. we'll check in on the weather is a little easier breeze today than yesterday. great. that is understated yeah. let's turn the north bay, though. yes, this is true. that advis

there is a bill that aims to prevent internal overdoses in schools.l is sitting on the governor's desk. lawmakers and mother of the child the bill is named after gathered in the south bay today to urge the governor to sign it into law. here is ian cull. >> reporter: right now every school district in santa clara county has access to narcan. it is a fast acting nasal spray that can reverse the effects of an opioid or fentanyl overdose. senate bill 10 which passed unanimously last week would give narcan to every middle and high school in the state. >> santa clara county is a model for what should be happening in the rest of the state. >> reporter: it is also called melanie's law. named after melanie ramose. she was 15 years old when she died of a suspected fentanyl overdose in the bathroom at her high school in hollywood last year. she and her friend took a pill, not knowing it was fentanyl. >> we know the depths are a result of pills and powders laced with deadly fentanyl and they continue to be bought online and from each other's classmates. >> report

this is not only about co-service, business education is very developed in last year’s international rankings; the school best business school in the country and has about 2,000 students annually they study in various business programs ; science is developed, we have two academicians, member correspondents, a large number of doctors of science, 127 doctors of science, they work at the academy and do a fairly large amount of teaching work. our pride is our students; they simply amaze me with their talents and abilities. the student council has become the best in moscow, and there are a lot of activities, a lot of sports, a lot of things that unite and make student life so unforgettable, and we pay special attention, of course, now to patriotic education, we believe that this is very important, we have now created a military training center that is actively working, there is a huge competition for it, a large number of guys want to study there, the avangard patriotic club. a large volume of various projects to support the siberian federal district, and they collect humanitarian aid, and write letters, and

recently had the pleasure of visiting bowman middle stool in mitchell county to view the school's international space station, i.s.s., contact project. thanks to the diligent work of dan hobson, a stem teacher at the school, who has a penchant for securing these kinds of opportunities, this project was able to come to fruition. students were able to ask a variety of questions in real time via ham radio to warren and nasa -- an nasa astronaut to successfully traveled to the i.s.s. on march 3 of this year. this impressive event was one that these students will surely remember as they continue their educational journeys. hopefully some will be inspired to engage in careers in stem areas. congratulations to dan hobson. principal exextraordinaryaire, amber young, and the dedicated staff of bowman middle school who made this event and this learning opportunity such a success. i yield back, madam speaker. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 12-a of rule 1, the chair declares the house in recess until 2 p.m. today.

states of america in russia in 2011-2014 and also the director of the freeman institute, school of internationalchael mcfall, we will talk with him about a lot of things, but mostly, unfortunately, about russia, about the war that russia started last year and has been waging for more than a year and a half about our i congratulate you on the victory maxim and thank you for joining, thank you for the invitation, as i already told our viewers, we will talk mainly about russia and its brutal war that putin started in february 2022, as well as about our victory, however, not only about this, well, uh, questions to deontov you wrote an interesting book, which i bought and read, and the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia, political changes from gorbachev to putin, changes took place , but why there was no revolution, a difficult big question that is difficult to answer when i wrote this book in 2001, it was after ten or even 15 years, if you count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet union and then russia and what was achieved then, or so we thought, first of

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here we will fulfill your instructions to build at least 1,300 schools and at the same time at the internationalel last year, vladimir vladimirovich, with the participation of the president of tajikistan, opened five russian kyrgyz schools. dear vladimir vladimirovich, creating new places in kindergartens and schools, we develop modern processing from them. this year alone , we are opening 3,000 centers for the education of digital science, technology , and the humanities. you instructed us and the ministry of digital development to fully ensure the transition to domestic software. task. in all regions, in support of traditional full-time education , a state information system has been successfully introduced. my school in the new academic year around the 23-25 ​​years will be the state textbook. according to the modern history of russia, there is already, as it were, a textbook for the eleventh grades instructed to deliver the lesson. russia my horizons will be held weekly, get weekly thursdays. the innovation, of course, is that for today's older generations, it's not a matter of i am sure tha

states of america in russia in 2011-2014, as well as the director of the freeman institute, school of internationales, stanford university, michael mcfaul, we will talk with him about many things, but mainly, all the same , about russia, about the war that russia started last year and has been waging for more than a year and a half , about our victory. congratulations you mr. mcfall and thank you for joining thank you for the invitation we will talk mainly about russia and its brutal war that putin started in february 2022 and also about our victory not only about that well uh uh uh uh the world so mafia iii in in 2001, you wrote an interesting book that i bought and read, the book is called the unfinished revolution in russia, political changes from gorbachev to putin, changes took place, but why was there no revolution? ten or even 15 years, if we count the gorbachev period of political transformations in the soviet union and then in russia, and something was achieved then, or so we thought, first of all , the collapse of the soviet empire and 15 countries took place including ukraine and the rus

this report was carried out in the implementation of article 143 of the law on the internal regulations of the shura schoolbecomes islamic, the head of the governorate commission and mr. akbari talarpashti, in the name of almighty god, the settlement of the united nations treaty on the use of electronic communications in international contracts, the unit of the united nations, or automation of the united nations in the use of electronic communications in international contracts, including an introduction 25 article image and permission to exchange documents and it is given to convert a government of the islamic republic of iran according to paragraph 2 of article 19 and article 21 of the 10th month or pension to implement the treaty and convention within the framework of the electronic commerce law approved 17 382 with amendments and it knows the subsequent additions and will not apply the treaty or convention regarding electronic transactions and exchanges based on the electronic commerce law. compliance with principles 77 and 125 of the constitution of the islamic republic of iran for any amendment of th

this institution, but they are counting on the support of the government or international organizations to open such schoolst the country. the number of children who do not go to school in pakistan is in the millions, but here in the . found a way. how to help them get education, perhaps some of the students of this workshop will someday have to return to hard labor, and they will again devote themselves entirely to working for the benefit and maintenance of their families, but so far this institution gives them hope for their bright future. in soviet times, we published a lot of progressive african literature . of course, in the ontology train of africa, which came out half a century ago, there is a lot of passionate. for example, the cameroonian poet francois singatkuo addressed the american jazzman louis armstrong. blow armstrong blow crush with the mighty roar of the tympanum of the world walled up in hypocritical silence, the growl of your trumpet from the sound of a courageous tam-tom, resurrected africa, trumpet armstrong and let the walls crumble from the thunder of your trumpet into jericho. here i

all this already in the nineties, the beginning of the 2000s, beslan, the seizure of the school by internationalrovka is a children's performance where children came with their parents? budyonnovsk maternity hospital, and there and there and there were children, and here and there and there the west is the same washington london brussels paris and berlin supported morally psychologically and politically. as they called the freedom fighters, who then turned out to be bloody international terrorists. you forgot how the west literally applauded this very international terrorist, moreover, you forgot how they blamed even these bloody attacks. they managed to blame for these bloody terrorist attacks on russia, even in these terrorist attacks committed by international terrorists to see the guilt of moscow, now they prefer not to remember these absolutely shameful pages of their own history, as if they were not a star of journalism the western ones, who reported live and interviewed those same international terrorists in the north caucasus, now for some reason bashfully do not release archival materia

there is an international baccalaureate at some schools, largely fee—paying schools at the moment, costgoing to take a lot of money. with that money not to be better spent on teacher retention and on infrastructure at schools? labour, for example, say that it schools? labour, for example, say thatitis schools? labour, for example, say that it is alljust a bit of a gimmick. but one thing to always bearin gimmick. but one thing to always bear in mind when you hear the stories at the moment is the conservatives are far behind in the polls, far behind labour in the opinion polls at the moment and rishi sunak is really trying to find something that can capture the political imagination in the run—up to the general election. it is fascinating _ to the general election. it is fascinating stuff. _ to the general election. it is fascinating stuff. as - to the general election. it is fascinating stuff. as you - to the general election. it is fascinating stuff. as you say can be talked about the response to that being quite controversial potentially. 0f being quite controversial potentially. of co

joining me now is an applebaum, senior fellow at the johns hopkins school of advanced international studies, and the -- pulitzer prize-winning as dorian as well, author of several books including twilight of democracy, the selective lore of authoritarianism hole so -- stafford it with a new yorker and a host of -- author of -- thank you both for being with me today. you and i talk about a lot of things over the, yes but i wanted to have you here for this one. so many of your books have studied communism. and i know, people should not be having discussions to whether prescriptions are pressing and america's communism were not, but everything is communism these days. nikki haley really throws that a lot, donald trump throws it many times a day, and it does have an ugly history in america. calling people communist who aren't has been really bad in american history. so i want to bring you on to sort of talk about what we do about this. we are not debating whether or not prescription shark prices or prescott's are good or, bad but we are discussing something else. why is nobody calling everybody

we spoke with call us to bundle the dean of the school of international relations of the new a universe and the philippines. you said that's many east asian countries, austin, states of new colonialism to re sign mode aims to review what has been happening. for example, in east asia, in the recitation, which has been subjected to call a new lease in buy, you know, the unit p and powers. and of course, the united states of america. we now have nickels and units in which means the economies activate the governments of this quote unquote free countries are still under the control of the former government, colonial masters. economically, they still control most of the piece. this is in their farm back on the nice what do you, particularly the new administrations, the new governments of these countries in, in asia as.

countries have offered to help with the american government has not put out a debt distress school for international health. but does it say time is of the essence that it may yet be sometime before we truly understand the scope and scale of this disaster. all right, janice, thank you very much for that. that's john holt with alexis live. and monica cash and any of my colleagues several vanya spoke to affecting fighters today and who lives in lot of cash. she should have experience with us. has been a very, very stressful day. most of morocco hasn't left yet since yesterday, since last night. we are in a state of shock, and most of us interstate, of spanish words can describe what we're actually doing right now. we're. we've been caught off guard by this a catastrophe. we were not prepared. most of us never have experienced an earthquake before let alone of this magnitude. what have the last 24 hours been like for you? they have been stressful. uh scary. we have had to leave our homes, so i don't think anybody has slept in their house last nights. everybody has been industries or in their residentia

as transportation is suspended and businesses and schools shots international flights up both the counsel at least 5 civilians have been killed in russian as strikes on a village in eastern syria. strikes, talked to tribal fighters in month beach onto they took over a vintage from surrender, democratic forces, and the lines of kurdish and our militias. many people in pac as don, i was funding to being sent to high electricity bills, refusing to pay them, increased electricity terrace, up with a protest and major cities, including karachi, it's about a city and is being killed. enough is injured and fighting with his really troops and storms. the village of copper and the occupied westbank, searching for a suspect involved in the killing of and his really soldier on the 1st day organized crime groups of thought to be responsible for ways of the tax and equitable is capital k to 2 columns talked with the countries personal, 31 rental for there's headquarters, the 2nd outside offices they used to use. 6 people have been arrested and the king of thailand has reduced the prison sentence for th

tens of millions of staying at home is transportation is suspended with businesses and schools. shots, international flights or council to clean up is underway and parts of the south east and us that were hit by hurricane dahlia as now. we can to a tropical storm at the estimates the damage in florida, georgia between $12.00 and $20000000000.00. so it is in sing and pull up and choosing the next president. the election has been seen by some as an unofficial referendum on the government's record following a series of corruption scandals. the rising cost of living, tiny chang has the latest from a pulling center. it's rather interesting this time, i think the fact that this is the 1st election in more than a decade. and the thing that this year, the ruling party is being under a certain amount of pressure, suggested that the possibility of a protest now seeing oppose democracy is very stable. it's very predictable in some ways. burley pod has been in power since 1959. i think this time is a feeling that it might just be an opportunity for voters to register a nurse with displeasure with the government

we spoke with call us to bundle the dean of the school of international relations. the new air universe in the philippines. you said that's many east asian countries. austin, states of new colonialism research. i know the aims to review what has been happening. for example, in east asia, in the recitation, which has been subjected to call a new lease in buy, you know, the unit powers. and of course, the united states of america, we now have nickels and units in which means they kind of nice to read the governments of this quote unquote free countries are still under the control of the former colored colonial masters. economically, they still control most of the piece. this is in their farm economies. politically . the new administration's, the new governments of these countries in, in the asia are still are still behold into their former colonial masters. so they still refer to what they call on your masters. one from events, are they still fun? with the past i saw the world is looking as a new week gets on the way hey, in the russian tap. so mine is peter scott's o

tens of millions of staying at home is transportation is suspended and businesses and schools shots. international flights have also been counsel bases in st for choosing the next president. the election has been seen by some as an unofficial referendum on the government's record following a series of corruption scandals and the rising cost of living. the african union has suspended, capable, and as a member, it follows the crew that on wednesday when military lead is deposed, president on the phone, got the opposition, says it one the election to children in ukraine. going back to school as the country continues to struggle to cope with the 2nd year full scale war. the september, 1st on to the academic year, is widely celebrated, but ukraine is dealing with the destruction of hundreds of schools and displacement of thousands of children and their families as case who wrote mcbride, whose life was in a pin rope. how does the war affect this special day for ukrainian children? yeah, the school where i is a very good example of the challenge is most of the ways that schools here are trying to overco

your heart is here in america, haven't put out a distressed school for international health, although not these on stand by. the government of turkey has put its disaster management agency on high alert, their cost price from important work in the recovery efforts for the february. they have a lot of important experiences. the international committee and federation of the red cross of red crescent. similarly on stand by, but they can't move until they're off to and they haven't been as americans trying for the moment to do this by themselves with their on policies. landon c assets put to work to try and reach these remote areas. we're not hearing the extent to which they are being successful as yet lots of impossible roads across a very, very large mountainous area. 8 to 10000000 people live across 6 provinces. effective by this. like, it may be some time yet before we have a clear picture of the scope and scale of this disaster or join a thank you very much for that for now. that is donna hall, live in modification, hundreds heavy in washington hospitals across morocco to denise bloo

internally. even as a child in ballet school.hey sprinkled salt on her pointe shoes and tore her tights, but she walked forward from the city with her head raised and at 70+ she is not shy about shocking the audience with fiery dances or an extravagant outfit in order to maintain this energy, this interest, this emotional intelligence, so as not to lose here is the next step 77-78. what if the creator leaves me and how can i not be self-sufficient for you, then i will call my friend at this time, why does she need me? don't move on to the next step. in the same capacity, i want that same inner core that ninel often talks about was laid not only in the ballet school. ninel’s mother, a front-line soldier who went through the entire war, raised her daughter in strictness and did not give any concessions when i began to get better in the seventh grade and it was not i who came to the cane. ballerina, she says. what about you gave your ass up to five to sell you mustard on the corner. i say, no, i don’t want to cry. go, he says, you’l

fallen far from the tree anton graduated from acting directing course at the moscow art theater school, internedoxford theater department , he treats various comments on social networks about his appointment to the post of director of the theater with irony; loud statements by stars, statements, artists, do not interfere with work processes. you understand that not all artists are smart , the acting profession is not a scientist, what is called fierce and among artists there are quite a lot of narrow-minded people, this is a fact, so they often express themselves hmm emotionally, but uh, very stupid. this also affects your reputation. to unfortunately, 1 2. shakespeare's eastern comedy a midsummer night's dream became anton yakovlev's first performance on the stage of the gogol theater in which the director united several generations of artists according to yakovlev's plan, the hero of the play ended up in a reality show, and opera arias sounded along with rock music. they told me how they heard it in the locker room. well, yakovlev is a punk. this is the best compliment for a fifty-year-old dir

. >> joining to discuss is an expert on climate change and the international political economy at the london schoolonomics. think you for being on the program. i hear many of the same things that i heard in the last week from rishi sunak. is a new trend developing in european politics? >> thanks for having me. new trend in european politics -- we can go back to that later but the announcements by the french president and rishi sunak , there is a lot of difference in what is being promoted at the moment. in terms of european politics, someone like him and omicron -- emmanuel macron has been pushed to that for many years now and he feels the pressure, the democratic mandate, it is the second term and he has efforts on the climate now. of course he is afraid and we can talk about that more later. he seems to maintain stability while pushing through. further countries, he is doing it more than others. i'm not sure. >> when i look at some of the details in this, supply-side, supp driven changes to the auto section and no bang on gas boilers, it would put the onus on them and that is different from what

robinson and this news, i will be blocking guessing the 30 minutes and more international the, the the history of the new school curriculum. that's why i decided not let me set this up. i'm one of the same which is stuck in the truth of what really happened here in. he's off of the, the german, so just bear with the, with the one with taking the picture. they were proud of the most of the, these teachers rustic in between menu whole for an o h. and so when you see the sentencing that they come in, the presence of was even seen any change out on the mission, the bidding, the from a definitely even see this of the shower head or 2nd change the a lot of sort of that. so that is actually in both photograph what's not taking balances, nothing is just the german soldiers. and so the people for that goes and vision kids who did the, the, the, because it's really getting was behind the, the lighthouse it was the 1st course edition can use the, the, from the book, the kinds of holocaust, germany's to go from genocide and the colonial boots of naziism, there were 5 main caps each could be located in or near recite of the

as to, we'll handle the rebuilding process, the administration, the east high schools for an international donor conference on october 10th. but it's not clear how successful it will be since it's the government and tripoli that's recognized by the international community. the conference is happening in such as short space of time, which would make it, as i said, difficult to have the, let's say, the right international actors at the table for this, the alternatives in the east understand that. but i think given that a situation in that, in the green mount in areas, they feel compelled that they need to act quickly. why are those look the estimation for the amount needed to rebuild dana leave yet? doesn't stuff you have to have an issue with on the main challenge here is communication called the nation, the institution and coordination. and this went live, is that the and the mid management. and so these are, this is how we can really deliver about the political, up and down. and i think government is especially, and it's been a steady level, it's a political matter and we don't have the c

memorandum of cooperation with the mariupoln public organization and the kharkiv school of architecture, and internationaltners of ukraine, european cities and large ukrainian businesses have already helped provide jobs in the project to architect students in lviv. young people here architects will be able to acquire new knowledge, conduct training courses, exchange experience, this is where this new architect will grow... the future of our ukraine, which will allow us, even after a certain number of years, to see our other cities, these people-centered cities that will allow us to be a little happier, lectures, master classes, workshops and conferences will also be held on the basis of the platform, the future architects and urban planners themselves will participate in the reconstruction projects of mariupol after its deoccupation, the best and most effective of the people of mariupol will choose from them in the course of an open dialogue. and today we have representative offices in 17 cities, that is 24 branches that work, support and help our residents. our community rallied around this concept, that

to understand from thejohns hopkins school of advanced international studies who told us what he thinksrs might hope to get from the meeting. he was taking around two military expo where kim jong—il and himself served as his guide. i think that reflects that russia badly needs a north korean ammunition, perhaps because it's running out of its own. 0f because it's running out of its own. of course north korea not only has plenty of ammunition but also large military industry able to plug into the russian war effort in ukraine. that is all very important for mr putin. what does it say about a country that has two rely on a country that has two rely on a country like north korea for this? it country like north korea for this? ., , , ., country like north korea for this? ., ,, ., ., ,, ., this? it does show that russia faces some — this? it does show that russia faces some serious, _ this? it does show that russia faces some serious, serious i faces some serious, serious problems. north korea was a soviet ally throughout the cold war but it was a quiet say, the soviet would always supply te