return to india to see everything else, because well , i haven’t seen the metajahal, there’s a kama sutra travel back there, so... i really want to go back, contrasts, very, very, very interesting country, very contrasting. the west and the united states have taken seriously the cultivation of such an instrument as radical nationalism, and of course. to incite national conflicts, this is what we got for our investment: we did not lose a single american soldier , we reduced the combat power of the russian army by 50%, and not one of us died in the process, this is the best that america could do, everything interethnic conflicts that we had after the collapse of the ussr, years later, analysts, those who are involved in this, historians, have all proven the external factor, we are precisely in the zone of contact, the conditionally collective west and the collective east, and it is fundamentally important for us that this confrontation between our territory does not turn into heated military confrontation. the project is objective. don't miss new episodes on the belarus-24 tv channel. they

, israel than the kama sutra, starmer once again gets found out.ed, there's a war in the middle east, but an existential conflict is playing out on those opposition benches too. it's my fear that with a slim majority labour as the governing party will frankly b ungovernable reesey bickering among tories will look like the queen's garden party by comparison , an starmer's not comparison, an starmer's not even in yet, but he already looks like a cucumber sandwich. this guy always gets himself in a pickle . a pickle. and your reaction, mark at gbnews.com let me know your thoughts. i'll get to your emails very, very presently. but tonight's top pundits, former labour special adviser paul richards, broadcaster and historian david oldroyd bolt, and journalist, author and presenter jasmine birtles, jasmine , i think that the split jasmine, i think that the split over israel is the tip of the iceberg for labour. what's your view? >> well, it could be, but if you're honest, we could say the same. frankly, for the tory party , we've got factions party, we've

actually, sir keir starmer has taken policy positions than taken more policy positions than the . the kama sutrae opposition is that, you know, keir starmer doesn't really know what he wants. he's very cautious and i think really now whoever wants to win the election have got to get out there and really catch something on fire. at the moment i think the british public are pretty bored. to be blunt with you, with both parties, because they don't see a lot of difference in them. and i think you when sunak started you see when rishi sunak started to delaying the ban to talk about delaying the ban on petrol cars, if you live in a rural area , if you run rural area, if you run businesses in a rural area , you businesses in a rural area, you actually were quite pleased with that because you can't afford to change your vehicles so change all your vehicles so quickly. think there's quickly. so i think there's a lot to play if the concern lot to play for if the concern lviv party looks like a conservative party and doesn't look like a sort of status party that sort of poured so much money into the econom

the governor said that he likes the kama sutra, this is somehow too much, do you hear , i’ll break yourend, happy anniversary to perm yekaterinburg, say 300, why we fell in love with perm, of course, not only for the fact that the geological term permian period, introduced by rederk murchensen in 1841, came from the toponym perm. but not for the fact that the first documentary mentions of settlements in the historical center of the city are found in the census books of procopius elizave, but for the fact that you have a governor in jokes, named after me, thank you. dr. house mogilev, republic of belarus, is invited to the stage, and we noticed that karaoke is scattered all over the place, what a song the city is, welcome yourself, happiness is just around the corner, power, the urals, water between us, your opinion, very important for you, for me the world is for the better, the best time, now is russia, in itself , on stage there is a team from belarus, well, belarus, belarus, in travel agencies through sadness, pasha, you better tell me something good, for example, what in belarus. th