he thought for the independence of and social justice in his mother land, julius needed it stood for pan african ism and was a champion in a battle against the colonialism. i think it's always important to get accurate positions and information from the source. so it's, uh, i don't think a african countries are losing anything by coming here and engaging with the, with the russian government. because as i say, when you don't have someone in the middle of conveying information from the source, then you have a better position of uh, getting the correct information. and then uh, the other thing is, uh we have to, i think, is africans to decide who to talk to and not wait for others to say that you can talk to this person or you cannot talk to that person. so it's really important to, for us to be independent and seeking out information, which might also help the after consent sales to come up with the position the 2 days before what promises to be a head story for russia, africa summit. the ball died discussion club, host more than 60 experts from 12 countries to discuss african affairs

i am most the abraham julius and they're ready in the 1950s lead. the collective liberation movement that founded the country. ppo stands any. yeah. as we know it today. he achieved this against a background of violent colonialism that went on for decades of pressing the low can african population and dropping the land to date, my guest, judy has never read his son. mondanca never ready, is working to preserve the legacy of his father and his collective movement, the legacy of negotiation, social justice, and african unity. he is a founding member of the forum for the defendants of the great historic and leaders of african liberation. it includes the members from the family of such a free can. i can like new some and a lot of south africa nasir of egypt. some more. i'm a share of mozambique and many others. but can my direct and he's colleagues, his brothers and sisters connect the past with the present old liberation politics with a freak as contemporary reality. and can he reach to hearts and minds of young generations? and since then, yeah, he's

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it may have been burned when julius caesar -- julius caesar was there. there is now a new library there. host: in the maps you have in the book of alexandria, there appear to be three temples of isis. who was isis or what was her reputation? host: iced -- stacy: isis is the supreme goddess of egypt. she combines them at her, hera, combines all of the goddesses of harvest come of love, the goddess of families and eternal love, she sets the earth in motion, she has tremendous power. it's the reason women were so well respected -- you have this female deity who is the willing deity. we have many accounts of isis temples in rome having been destroyed because she was understood to be a somewhat dangerous cult. but in egypt, she reigned supreme. cleopatra dresses like isis, is worshiped as a manifestation of isis. host: does she have children? stacy: she has one child with julius caesar and twins with marc anthony. she has this remarkable ability to get pregnant by the right people at precisely the right time. host: did they rise to prominence? stacy: they wou

the julius and it is the 1st president of 10 zenia. he fought for the independence of and social justice in his motherland. julia as needed. it stood for pan african ism and was a champion in a battle against the colonialism. the one of the basic objectives of african music is really to unite all the african peoples peoples and peoples of going to be sent to work together collectively to harness the resources of the african continent. to make sure that those resources, the benefits of people and bring about social, economic them, industrial development. so it's just the peers, unfortunately, really that uh i think some of our countries are distracted by, by the supposed assistance that you're supposed to receive from from these other countries. but i mean, i have the opinion that if someone is a country, it has a leading position economically, it really will give up that position, willing, willing. mm hm. so is so to, to, to, to expect that the of those countries which holding goals, physicians will use the advantages, i think is unrea

the julius need is the 1st president of 10 zenia. he fought for the independence of and social justice in his motherland. julia as needed. it stood for pan african ism and was a champion in a battle against the colonialism. i think it's always important to get accurate positions and information from the source. so it's, uh, i don't think a african countries are losing anything by coming here and engaging with the, with the russian government. because as i say, when you don't have someone in the middle of the conveying information from the source, then you have a better position of getting the correct information. and then the other thing is we have to, i think, is africans to decide who to talk to and not wait for others to say that you can talk to this person or you cannot talk to that person. so it's really important to, for us to be independent and seeking out information, which might also help the africans himself to come up with the physician. and more on the summit preparations with the 2nd rush to africa conference coming up i

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and the world bank, julius know ready famously opposed for an age and the dependence on foreign debts and who wanted to initiate economies development from we've been with the assembly means that the african country has. he also initiated the program of land reform. i really kind of set on so most of his philosophy was based on the african concepts from within africa. and he tried to link that to an idea of an african isn't. is this relevant today when most african countries are relying on the world bank and the i m. s, and on for in depth and for an 8. the, uh, you know, the, the, one of the basic objectives of an african music is really to unite all the african people, peoples, and peoples. the facts are gonna be sent to work together collectively to harness the resources of the african continent. to make sure that those resources to benefit the people and bring about social, economic and industrial development. so it's just the 2 unfortunately, really that uh, i think some of our countries are distracted by, by the supposed assistance that you're supposed to receive from from these

and the world bank, julius know ready famously opposed for an age and the dependence on foreign debts and who wanted to initiate. because i'm going to development from we've been with the symbol means that the african country has. he also initiated the program of land reform. i really kind of shut on. so most of his philosophy was based on the african concepts from within africa. and he tried to link that to an idea of pan african isn't. is this relevant today when most african countries are relying on the world bank and the i m. s, and on for in depth and for an 8? you know, the, the, one of the basic objectives of an african isn't, is really to unite all the african people, peoples and peoples effects are going to be sent to work together collectively to harness the resources of the african continent. to make sure that those resources to benefit the people and bring about social, economic and industrial development. so it's just, it is unfortunately, really that uh, i think some of our countries are distracted by, by the supposed assistance that you're supposed to receive from, from

they're ready, the son of the great times any and leave the julius know ready discussing the legacy of river elf. liberation of the continents. an extra relevance to today's politics cannot. thank you, the, the, the release of russian states. never as i've started as i'm sort of the most sense community invest ingles all sense and up in the system must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the archie smith. net keeping our video agency roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you see a request for check the the the russian troops advance on the battlefield, pushing ukrainian forces out of heavily fortified positions near the region. there are disturbing images in our next report. the 3 people are injured in israel, after a car plowed into a crowd of protesters rallying in the streets after the countries of parliament unanimously passed a controversial digital reform. and as breaks movers and shakers either in johannesburg, the head of the block summit, dozens

julius baer meaning comfortably above its own capital ratio floors. the question is how much they have benefited in the first half of from the demise of credit squeeze and how much it expects that to continue and how much the market share shakes out, especially across asia. investors also on the lookout for gentle share buybacks and m&a plans. i am sure anna edwards and mark cut will -- mark cudmore will be asking the ceo about that just after 7:00 a.m. that is in the next couple of hours. let's get over to asia with tonya chen. how are equities looking? tonya: asian shares today broadly higher, but a really big week for central bank meetings. let's start with the laggards. china more on the downbeat today, looking -- investors looking for more later this week. most economists are expecting a disappointment although they seem may be signals of progrowth, maybe suggestions of moderation around it for straight -- around interest rates. in drc is rolling out private sector projects. clearly officials are trying to take smaller steps to restore investor c

the country's flag flies high over julius, the city, playing host and nature leaders. ukrainian president zalinski came here with a clear message. he wants concrete commitments from the alliance guy. ukraine will make ne touchstone got nice. ukraine has long harbor done visions of joining nato. though leaders have agreed to remove some barriers to entry. keith's hopes of securing a timeline for its session has been dest, we'd reaffirmed dot ukraine, wrote the call a member of nato, and agreed to remove the requirements for the membership function time. this will change your cranes membership pos from a 2 step process to one step process. we also made clear that we will issue an invitation for ukraine to join. they don't when all of us agree and conditions are met. for months, nate to nations has been haggling over when and how ukraine should be invited to join the alliance. they say it won't happen, follow the war rages because mass could bring nature into direct conflict with russia. but some eastern european unbolted countries are calling for a clear or pos for to use. ukraine is using

fatherland, mikhail alexei revealed the land of andrei and they andrei sergius alexander mikhail juliuss nicholas and the holy whisper he speaks with those whom he left. it's very hard here. this is how to take and take with you a half of the heart once left in tajikistan if everything was returned back and they told me, it is not known stay. you won't stay alive. that is, the battle will take place. and how will you survive there, you won’t survive with those boys, i would love to dive into this mess again without any problems, such guys were. such guys old heart in pizza when you don't know what will happen to you at any moment the machine water in a bent flask and all hope, but i was born in a shirt, but only evil leaves in the night. i remember that no one knew these faces would return. we had to with mud, someone had to die. the british french wanted to do everything possible to prevent war. my grandfather always considered an alliance with russia as the main condition for more than 20,000 people a day of biblo during the great patriotic war. we are at a very dangerous moment in hu

, took part in the slavic corps, where he served and where the czech republic and slovakia were , julius. he was forcibly taken into the army, but he does not want to fight against the russians, bending over the map of the area. he outlined the area of ​​​​a possible fascist offensive, the leadership of the detachment decided to leave the place of the alleged battles and the collision with the enemy did not join as much as possible to withdraw from them the civilian population. as a result of the punitive operation bamberg , the nazis failed to liquidate the oktyabrskoye lubon partisan zone. it was successful only in relation to the civilian population. during the period of the so -called pacification action , about 80 belarusian villages were affected , 3,600 houses were burned, more than 5,000 inhabitants died. special atrocities were committed by the punishers against the village of khvoinya in the petrikovsky district, where 1,419 of its inhabitants were killed. revenge for their failures at the front in the fight against the partisans of the republic had to go through even more bloo

the crown of the events that we have planned to commemorate this julius will be, uh, one of the cozyhe city of minsk where people will just come. hmm, chat , sit, relax, take a walk . uh, it will decorate this beautiful cozy corner of the city of minsk. in the restaurant, this is one of my favorite places, especially in spring. when this terrace opens, it is wonderful and this favorite is often invited here. like, uh, as one of the best students, when a woman still couldn’t help but think that i would not only get to belarus, but i would also get diplomats, and then also an ambassador, so, yes, belarus really somehow occupy a special place, because i worked my diplomatic career in all slavic countries, it turns out that my first business trip was russia moscow the embassy of armenia e, the second was belarus the third, ukraine well, then again to belarus the cis executive committee and then the ambassador. so really belarus and my fate and the fate of my family somehow occupies a special place. i especially love belarus in the spring, when the chestnut trees bloom for me, by the way,

the slovak corps took part, where he served and where both the czech republic and slovakia were, julius bakumel it turned out to be czech yura explained that he had worked from a working-class family since the age of 14 he was forcibly taken into the army, but he does not want to fight against the russians, bending over the map of the area. he outlined the area of ​​possible attack. the nazis, having assessed the situation, the leadership of the detachment, it was decided to leave the place of the alleged battles and not to engage in clashes with the enemy as much as possible to withdraw the civilian population from them. liquidate october partisan zone it turned out to be successful only in relation to the civilian population. during the period of the so-called pacification action, about 80 belarusian villages were affected, 3,600 houses were burned , more than 5,000 inhabitants died. the nazis were preparing to take special atrocities against the village of khvoinya in the petrikovsky district, where 1,419 of its inhabitants were killed. revenge for their failures at the front in the

i think it will be julius. i hope so. -- it will be joyous. hope so. ♪ >> filming has just wrapped up for the fourth season of "sex education." what has it like -- what has it been like to grow up and spends along with one character? >> it has been a lot. it has been a journey. a few of us in my classmates went to go and see her, and it was just so amazing to think about coming together and it has been such a school for us and education, and that is what a lot of us started with. it has been pretty wonderful to see what everyone else is going on to do and the different paths we are taking and different choices we are making. we are just very supportive of one another. >> you live between the french and english worlds. are there any french directors you would like to work with? >> i'm just trying to find the right people at the moment to collaborate with and find some new voices in france as well. it is really important. i don't know who those people are yet, but i will find a way. >> thank you. >> thank. >> everyone is strange if you look at t

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they're ready, the son of the great times any and leave that julius never ready discussing the legacy of river elf liberation of the continents and its relevance to today's politics in africa. thank you. the, the, the, the stuff for the machine for the fix it such as you're done with the machine should do this vehicle, is it the economic model? have us defined what it means? different experiments you, if it doesn't figured that's sort of august, even though is the new, much sort of the old server. it's a company in some village goes up developing bio, chemical weapons inside, you know, when a student should, you know, wasn't cheaper to use the white glove service to the customer. but he's because of the same as your state. the, [000:00:00;00] the, the, we report which one the front lines admitted down script complex as russian troops sees the initiative and push back ukrainian folks ahead will be russia advocate summit in st. petersburg, we speak exclusively with a bronze over to of nelson mandela who is helping world communities move beyond the legacy of the as the upon the times tha

the zaluzhny, who is valery the zaluzhny, this is our alexander the great, our hannibal, our gaius juliusaesar , our charlemagne, our tamerlane, our jan sobesky, our duke of balbera, our montgomery , our eisenhower, our may dayan, our general schwartzkop and our valery zaluzhnyi well, it is certainly necessary for him to wish that each of these whom i have listed are not all genius commanders, but a large part of those whom we remember and humanity remembers. it seems to me that ivan the zaluzhnyi will be remembered at least in the 21st century well, maybe except for the black mine, well, we won't get into the historical circumstances, but we just have to say that he will be one of the few , he is one of two or three in the world, who in the xxi generals will be remembered, all 20 is the first century in which we live, that's why it doesn't show, well, you know, the new one was turned over , but it was also listed by people who, even before the war and before our era , began to show the art of waging war. huge because when there are no guests it is not clear what to talk about there were

these are military memoirs by the founder, who was a polite, good commander with julius caesar, but we lived in peace for so long that we completely lost this focus, and now we are being returned to it, the space between the baltic and black seas has been stopped become a defensive rampart against the fruki times. even, probably, peter yes, especially when, after the petrovsky conquest, eternal neutrality. and ukraine to ukraine it turned out, ukraine that is, it did not matter. there, all the experiments worked, the empires worked together between the parts. well, plus now it's not pan-european. this is an anti-russian security structure. that is, it lines up those elements. nato stops hiding and now says no. no, we are by no means only europe, we now see ourselves globally, so it’s already interesting, yes, that it would seem that the configuration of nato is initially based on the results. great patriotic world war ii, but now it turned out that the eternal enemies. they attract, that is, americans are british, who have been germans and french all their lives. yes , because it sudde

julius is given to the wolf with sheep's tears.victoria is the day of the week. and the button and the stretcher can be? stretch the bait of the georgians cancer. kalilaska svetlana yuliya grozin rak zaduvochi, you can walkie-talkie with a small tire offensive word in russian case, and in belarusian case in belarusian the word five liter is emotional but now let's. the geese are our whole party, dear girls, and now the exercise is from the krupeyka, and the poor teams today simply enchanted me with their vedas, waters, mood with a gumar. well, everything was at the highest level, so my decision is that i will divide the points evenly for one team and the other for 15 points. and so the great himself and the great olga for you, we ask for an essay, in your own words, ends and is overgrown. we let's find out what team tore off the pyramoluha. victoria 420 svetlana yuliya mines 935. all allotments of today’s victors don’t open up a gift to the elephants zuliks of the new rules of belarusian, spelling and punctuation, go for you, you w

when it's come to us, we can legacy i am most the abraham julius and they're ready in the 1950s lead. the collective liberation movement that founded the country, ppo stands and the, as we know it today. to see a chief this against a background of violent colonialism that went on for decades of pressing the law can us, we can population and dropping the land to day. my guest judy has never read his son, mondanca never ready, is working to preserve the legacy of his father and his collective movements, the legacy of negotiation, social justice, and african unity. he is a founding member of the forum for the defendants of the great historic and leaders of african liberation. it includes members from the family of such a free can icons like need some and a lot of south africa nasir of egypt. some more. i'm a share of mozambique and many others. but can my direct and he's colleagues, his brothers and sisters connect the past with the present old liberation politics with a freak as contemporary reality. and can he reach the hearts and minds of young generations in pennsylvania? he's countr

welcome to 30 minutes of news and analysis of story ukraine headed to the nato summit and julius, with hopes of at least a road map to join the blog. but it's, that's the country only received a slow, a strong messages from a secretary general to sit strong message. political message has strong political message. there's never been a stronger message from, they don't strong united. i'm positive message to ukraine. we only unite the positive message message on the forward for and for how you're paying. so what's behind those messages? well, nights those, those are open for ukraine, but that's something q has been hearing since 2008. ukraine was still when the boat, despite munitions searches and the little progress and his counselor, offensive, promising to send more money and weapons. the polish president says you can kind of enter the block while it's it will you must be aware of this. if you greenwood meter tonight, so today during the conflict, it with post them on the article 5 be proclaimed then other allied states would have to help defend ukraine. that would mean more ukraine wa

our political correspondent, julius of that a has that story julia. what's in this german, a package for ukraine. so we've heard from german, he's the 1st minister that what is in this package is exactly what a falls under the priorities of for ukraine on the battlefield. so air defense tanks and artillery. this is an a package that amounts to about 700000000 euros. and it includes, for example, us up to launchers for the patriot missile defense system. it includes the infantry fighting vehicles and tags, but also a big amount of artillery ammunition and also a drone system. now at 700000000 euros, this is not the biggest package that has been approved by germany in terms of military support for ukraine. for example, last may when you create in president zelinski was visiting berlin. germany pledged up to 2700000000 euros of military aid to the country, but this is still a significant contribution, especially if we look at what's included in it. for example, the martyr infants re fighting vehicles, 40 of those were pledged this time. and all of these

tatyana andrey be outbid yes i will 12. 00 2.200 we play the article in 1627, the german astronomer juliustar atlas gave all the constellations biblical names, and the signs of the zodiac were named in their honor by the eastern calendar from the animals of the eastern calendar, that is, he gave the biblical names to all constellations and unexpectedly named the signs of the zodiac in honor eastern calendar. of course not. he named the signs of the zodiac in honor of the apostles, there are also 12 of them. in the southern hemisphere , you can see this star even during daylight hours. if the sky is very clear, the sun is not high, and the observer knows exactly where look. according to the encyclopedia, it is an organization endowed with rights and obligations, independently participating in civil legal relations. legal entity you are the right person for 200 cat poke tatiana tatiana topic paris paris 100 or 500 attention to the screen in front of you are three parisian columns. find the medici column once erected on the orders of catherine de medici as an observatory. bastili, and the thi

and right now the many people who are dying because of utility and you wrote a julius presidency has rejected reports by european union observers. the criticize the outcome of the february 2023 general elections that we would like to know and even ask the you how it reached the conclusions which were submitted and its final report with the very limited coverage of elections by their observers. who, without a doubt, relied more on rumors here say cocktails of prejudiced and uninformed social media commentaries and opposition talking heads. we have many reasons to believe the tainted report is based on the views of fewer than 50 observers and aims to merely sustain the same premature the non c. atory stance contained in the use preliminary report released in march. when the reports they observe, as said, the elections were marked by issues which reduced public trust in the process, answer forms on necessary to enhance transparency and accountability. opposition, policies are forwarded. the reports and implementation would deepen democracy in the country. some locals in nigeria responde

it's a good and that's god was telling her to general manager julius johnson says employees are not requiredintervene. >> but for workers at small businesses like this robberies and burglaries are getting exhausting. these are the 2 men accused of trying to steal from the store. i didn't want to go out like that light for us to use a new state bill working its way through sacramento aims to prevent retail employees from confronting would-be shoplifters and robbers. the proposal submitted by san jose state senator dave cortese followed the april killing of a loss prevention employee at a home depot in pleasanton court. hazy says the bill will help keep people safe at work and he wants all retail employees to be trained on how to react to active shoplifting. the california retailers association has not been on board with senate bill 5.53. a statement to kron. 4 news reads in part, california retailers, but the safety and well-being of our employees and customers at the forefront. unfortunately, for the past few years we've seen a rise of criminal activity in our stores that has put the safety

i told you, as a child, dreaming about, you know, sounds like mania, but julius caesar and big empireshe inventors. i cannot -- i had bigger dreams and i read a lot and i felt at some point at first, i'm not going to be amazing at guitar. and it's not a day job not a small country. now, he will pull data from more sources including date from on the web and third party industry data and a company's own proprietary insights all of that can craft a pitch to make a sale. >> there's instent data. you can listen to the last earnings calls did they have a security breach? or they posted something on social that data is important the ability to use it in the right context and personalize it is key i think there's room for data play we're reinvesting. you need to combine publicly available data third party data and first party data gong sits on trillions of transactions and interactions. all this trains a model to be more effective >> that's the idea with the company launched last month. and it acts as an a.i. assistant. letting teams to know what to follow up on it crafts responses, too this i

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were all emperors in the first picture, this is alexander the great if i'm not mistaken, no, this is juliusr no, i can't explain. this is the three emperors august roman emperor son shihuangdi, chinese charlemagne emperor of the franks, but the correct answer to the question. this is the emperor, so daria you earn extra points for yourself, let's move on to the fifth question. which island kicks italy's boot like is this island called? it will be given to you by gulnara yustinskaya, the author of a textbook on russian literature for the sixth grade. attention to the screen. hello, dear players in the 18th century , a strict system of lyrical genres developed in russian literature under the influence of western european poetry. among them are the ode, the elegy of the song, the message of the epigram, and others at the beginning of the 19th century. these lyrical genres are losing their clear outlines and the boundaries have been blurred since that time in russian poetry. increasingly, lyric works which cannot be attributed to a particular genre. they are freeform. they unite various genre t

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it's almost like rome, cicero against julius caesar. what happens when your empire begins to take over your democratic possibilities? >> i just spoke to the foreign minister of ukraine. we're going to have that interview later on. i think if you said to him you're standing with the people of ukraine in solidarity and you're saying that they are just victims in this proxy war, he would say, you're out of your mind. i mean, they are -- they are thankful for nato. they are thankful for the u.s. you can call it the american empire. but they are thankful for these countries rallying to their side. i've been there. you've probably been there as well. it is a horrible -- it's an invasion of killing civilians in cities. >> it is a criminal invasion ooich. i'm not denying it's a criminal invasion. but you go back to one month after the war began, my brother, i'm calling for ceasefire. >> you can call for ceasefire. vladimir putin isn't really listening to what you say or i say or anybody says. i mean, he's doing what he wants to do, just like he

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cater cato -- against julius caesar. what happens when your empire begins to take over your democratic policy? >> i just spoke to the foreign minister of ukraine, we are going to have that interview later on. i think if you said to him that you are standing with the people of ukraine and solidarity, and you are saying that they are just victims in this proxy war, he would say you are out of your mind? i mean, they are thankful for nato, they are thankful for the u.s.. you can call it the american empire. but, i mean, they are thankful for all of these countries rallying to their side. i have been there, you probably have been there as well. i, mean it is a horrible, it is an invasion. i mean? a killing of civilians and cities. >> it is a criminal invasion, i'm not denying a criminal invasion. but what i say is if you go back to the -- you go back to march, one month after the war began, my brother. i am calling for a cease-fire. i don't want to -- see >> vladimir putin isn't really listening to what you say or what i say

like julius caesar, augustus, these guys are great men and a g-uppercase-letter m-uppercase-letter trademark mode. but also did horrific things and were able to be personally cruel to even close family members in addition to committing acts of genocide as they were running around being g-uppercase-letter n-uppercase-letter different about napoleon, and so one of the things that drew me too lafayette and why i wanted to write about him more as he seemed more like a good man than a great man. other people asked me this before is he a great man did you write a great man biography? he never quite got to that supreme level that even washington got two or napoleon got to or his contemporaries' got to because he did not have that really ruthless streak in him to be sociopathic or blind to the damage she was causing by his actions that he could go out and do the things that are required to make your mark in history. so he made his mark in history and is heavily involved in so many really, really important advance. he is a transformative figure but along the way he's mostly a good person who tried to