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it's dependent on rail and runs from germany through poland, belarus, russia, and kaz. extend all the way to china. but ever since rush invaded ukraine concerns had been growing that the route is no longer secure. as a result, europe's attention is increasingly turning to the middle transport corridor, which runs through the black sea. that's put more emphasis on a planned deep sea port here in anna clia, ga, plans for the port product. it says well before russia's war, but never gain traction. now the pressure is growing and that's where our next report comes in. every day truck driver, typical blashley drives along george's narrow roads. today's trip is by the infamous recording pass from the george and black sea port, but to me, to buckle in as i by gun. the road gets blocked when it snows such a booker hopes, the new one will be better. because of our reserve arcada, a new hi will bring your which indies for us to drive more safely than it won't be as many accidents and traffic jams body was audi a reality. and not as many pothole like now. it's really hard to drive the highway as

kaz rolled down again and again. this zif because there is such an expression of sisyphean labor.erefore, it seems to me, it is the syphilis who accept your answers. is this absolutely correct? answer. yes, due to labor. that's right. you said which movie did leonardo dicaprio win the oscar for best actor, survivor do you have time to think? survivor survivor so survivor or survivor survivor you know, these are two different films. one of them was never filmed by your team, and in the meantime, it ends. our first round was put up by the tower, and therefore each team kept all the earnings ahead of us, the second round is waiting for us, where each the correct answer will cost two points, but the responsibility for the wrong ones will also increase twice. be ready. see you in the second round of the show tower. the belarusian memorial complexes you have updated that you should not forget nikolipatka was a bondage of the people. from dagohua porcelain and such a mysterious and bewitching belarusian circus, look in the project of fashion for culture only on ours. rules of the second

she runs christian homes and family services where kaz mczma served on the board. >> christian homesces is about changing lives and building christian families by providing free maternity services. >> reporter: kaczmarek resigned from the board once he was appointed a federal judge. p>> it's no accident this case was filed in this district, in front of this judge. so this is the only judge who sits in this particular port in texas. so filing a lawsuit here guarantees that you will draw this judge. for the most part, those have been successful challenges to biden administration policies of various sorts. >> reporter: citing security threats, judge kaczmarek initially tried to keep the date from the public, only adding it to the court docket on monday after objections from advocacy groups and media organizations. >> it's quite unusual to deliberately keep secret the date and time and even existence of a hearing in any case, let alone a high-profile case like this. >> reporter: already providers have debated what to do if access to medication for abortion is restricted. >> there are oth

around and just go and you go and understand that at any moment you can fly in, we know what to do kazshevchenko in his house, our own truth, our own strength and will, we would be a town on the border we all have relatives in belarus and in russia, and on the eve of the war, everyone thought that if russian troops came here, everyone would meet them here with a loaf of bread, and each other also thought that people were in the mood. that is also normal there. well it's these separatist sentiments, they were here and it was felt, but then when they came and when people saw the amount of equipment that came in a day, 3,000 of them were there and there were flags, yes , we had a fierce war for flags. they even sat in the police station, they occupied the police premises. they they sat under our flags for a little while, they were the military commissariat, but they were the military commissariat. came hanged well, that is, we didn't let them dominate here at all as the orcs left and they didn't leave, they ran away quickly , they went at night a lot came out came out literally in two day

kaz transoil reported that in the first quarter of the twenty-third year, the country will supply germany 40,000 tons of oil. this despite the fact that the plan was 300,000 tons, that is, a deficit of about 90%. the point is that from the end february, oil production in kazakhstan fell by 100,000 bar, or it was not possible to return to previous volumes per day even after repairs were made at the largest field. tengiz technical state of the industry. in general, it does not allow you to count on the required volume. this, of course, is all very far from an assurance to secure friendship. at a rate of one and a half million tons in 2023, they promised to increase the volume to 6-7 million tons per year, but the american company chevron promises to help abroad , plans to increase oil production in kazakhstan up to 1 million barrels per day, this was stated by the head of the american corporation. mike wirth the project will be implemented by 2024. after that, it will be possible to increase the supply of kazakh. and oil to the european union, by the way, according to the results of the twe

here are all the issues resolved, that is, not only they work, but today they belong to the kaz 100%, that is, we became owners. one of the most difficult questions was, of course, this is modern technology , where we invested for several years in modern cars of the k5 generations, and then they immediately formed into these projects as international global ones and it took us a lot of time for the cars of the k5 generation start production. well, i can report half of vladimirovich since february. we started producing cars for a generation, again at today's production. and we tried pass not only in order to repeat what we had a year ago. since we still had to recycle, we offered our customers new consumer properties. lower tire level with noise. e best fuel consumption. that's more and engine power all these questions were intended. well , he stressed that, probably, a feature of our russian character, that in difficult conditions we are able to lead in the end and achieve solutions to unsolvable problems. in import substitution , i also want to note that interaction with development

i'm kaz. today we will be discussing the what, why and how of mental health. mental health is just as important as physical health and it's important to take care of both. what is mental health? mental health refers to a person's overall psychological well being. it includes the way you think, feel, and act in response to different situation. mental health problems appeared to be increasing and important in africa, yet there's still a great stigma rounding mental health challenges. many african community view these challenges and disturbances as caused by external factors where people know to be suffering or even be which are happy, who influences. but this is not true. problems with mental health or regular health problems like a broken arm or an invisible illness like diabetes. there are many different mental health condition and some of the most common include anxiety disorder, depression, bipolar disorder, scripted eating disorders and addiction. symptoms of these conditions can range from

gathered and left immediately as they arrived quickly eh on planes yes on planes quickly and cleaned up kaz to reduce risks from russia when he allowed chinese oil companies to extract oil and could bring a similar model of cooperation with him to beijing lukashenko belarus and china concluded agreements on new trade and industrial contacts including with the creation of joint enterprises that can be used in the military-industrial complex, on the one hand, this will allow bypassing western sanctions, and on the other hand, it will make belarus less dependent on russia. what will china decide? it is necessary to get involved and support russia with its potential, then it will undoubtedly use the territory of belarus in order not to directly supply these kits to russia, but to take them in disassembled form to belarus, and in this the industrial park is called a big stone in this industrial there is a big stone in the park, they will collect it all quietly , there are not so many european partners left for beijing , so china is trying to build its own relations with belarus, bypassing russia

belonged for a longer time our ivan franko, this is precisely the idea that the masses of the people, like kazt time, must be raised to the level of the national intelligentsia so that everyone can give himself advice , have his own conclusions, and so on , that is, an educated voter . people used to go to them happily, and now things have changed a little bit. populists are somehow winning, and populists don't need an educated majority. they don't need people who read books. even in this, the problem is that everything is correct. the thing is that the politics of influence through culture - it does not give quick results influencing through culture is a long game it is an influence through the subconscious precisely because that is why our ancestors, for example , valued taras taras shevchenko so much because they unconsciously understood the power of the poetic word, the power of the printed word, that is why books are important and that's why the book publishing industry and libraries are also important. by the way, i recently spoke before the international community of publishers and they

the elderly and children out of bachman and send normal comic ready units for months or she laughs. kaz van a focal point of fear, is mallows between ukrainian and russian forces, arts, easy garage. it are not followed. wagner, fighters and an exclusive look at the situation on the ground. these 3 apartment block buildings around me, they were ukraine's 1st line of defense in the southern district of the city of bar, moot, or thomas. among the wagner fighters, they got nicknamed as the 3 arks. basically, they provided perfect cover for their foes and well, the battle for this particular neighbourhood. while it was very difficult, you can hardly walk the streets here. mortar shells were overhead and dropped a few blocks away, an occasional stray bullet whistles and smacks into a brick wall and overwhelming aria of death in which wagner place the main part, nature's horrible. it was hard to push the anime out of here. look at them, braziers on the houses, the animals ready for our attacking. we had to keep our wits about us, their clever removing bricks, to make positions for snipers and

fields, where human intervention is necessary in order not to lose the crop agrodrone appreciated by kaz is exactly fusion farming and technology at the service of agro. in general, the scope of drones. agriculture forestry, geodesy, energy, construction, oil and gas sector and let's think not to take a closer look at the drone and the belarusian plan, such an aircraft is something in between an airplane and a helicopter. this rotor on top plays the role of a wing. i was assured that the weather. turbulence is not a hindrance to him; the airfield does not actually need a regular flight, it is possible with the engine turned off. we are a lot about our handsome man. e, speed , flight range, payload , maximum speed 200 km / h, minimum zero, cruising 130 km / h. the carrying capacity of 280 kg is a payload range of 500 km. well, if the two protest, it's not so high we will, but we will not risk it. although we have here , in general, two superheroes and this is a gyroplane and our gennady, our pilot will have to match. let's try. well, let's go, the bird is agile and will be. i hope that yo

in this country and the bbc is actually in danger of looking really out of touch with new politics. kaz aiden was speaking earlier about and the potential impact that migration policies in the u. k. could have on other countries throughout europe, and i wanted to ask you from your vantage point, how much concern is there about the impact that migration policies in the u. k. could have on other countries? well, from, from the, from like legal perspective, we have to understand that at the moment with the robin, the litigations, all eyes are on us to see what the outcome of that would be. so that other countries or the european countries and implemented into the legal system as well. so the all eyes are on us. so having to have that sort of pressure on us. we try to a form. and sometimes when you're trying to do that, you try to do more than you can chew, you can buy it, you buy more, they chew. so that's essentially what is happening at the moment with the migration bill where. ready they're, they're just trying to get these and, and try to resolve this issue by making and setting a. rea

happens to be in texas, matthew kaz merrick.senator cruz and i recommended and who was appointed and now serves with lifetime tenure as a federal judge. calling him a lifelong right-wing activist, a partisan idealogue, and antiabortion zealot. he goes further to say that regardless of how judge has merrick may decide this particular case that it would inevitably be affirmed by the act of his fifth circuit court of appeals and then surely rubberstamp by the united states supreme court. i find this rhetoric particularly by united states senator to be appalling. and i wonder if you will join me in condemning that sort of attack on the independence of the fellow judiciary. >> when i first got on the judiciary, i and several of my colleagues hounded our heads against the wall trying to get the reporters to stop in this is more than 25 years ago, to stop reporting the name of the president who appointed us and where the party. unfortunately, this is a battle that has not been one and i don't think given the authority the first amendme

control of the issuance of permits, but the ministry of finance immediately made a reservation today kazn, which is run by the power bloc, optimization will not affect, and who exactly will it affect? it is clear at least by the one who has already been optimized in the past year. these were the tax service of the federal tax service and the center for ensuring the activities of the treasury. in one , almost 1,000 places were reduced; in the other, more than two thousand. today, the paris offices of leading french banks with ccgeneral benq and priba-exan na tixis, as well as the british hsbc, were searched 150 security officials looking for evidence of money laundering and tax evasion in an investigation published back in the eighteenth year by the limonte newspaper, it was alleged that banks helped shareholders to evade from taxes on dividends and damage. from the scheme could reach 140 billion euros, and pilot described the scheme with the name. it looks like this, shareholders transferred their shares to foreign investors for the period of dividend payment. thus avoided paying tax on

judge kaz merrick could issue a ruling, at any moment, that would block access to this medication. again, across the country immediately in every state across the country. exporting the antiabortion politics of a place like texas to the entire union. and there is only one, single, solitary silver lining in all of this. by and large, all of it is incredibly unpopular. 61% of americans say abortion should be legal, and all or most cases, according to -- restricted abortions are so unpopular that in the last midterm election, ballot measures that would protect abortion rights passed in every state they were up all over the country, even quite conservative ones, like the state of kentucky. and get this, in ohio, republicans there are now so concerned of a similar measure passing in their state, they are now trying to change the rules to make it harder to amend the state constitution. this is in a state donald trump won by eight points. and as rebecca traister writes, the cover story for new york magazine this week, democrats have an opportunity here to use the fight for reproductive ri

first state in our country to ban the use of pills fo abortion this all comes as taxes judge, matthew kazs a preliminary ruling that woul force the -- food and drug administration t withdraw its approval of widel used abortion pills. matt - and legislation has potentia to disrupt access to medicatio abortion around the country. a political panels back with m now, tara palmieri, tim miller and stephanie brown james. tara, we have heard a lot of republicans ripe about so-called activist judges fo years. -- making what they call divisive decisions that affect th entire nation. i'd argue that this is that. how do you expect them t defend this potentia disruption, to medicatio abortions? >> i think that medication abortions have been a crucia work around. but they're going to say, this is a states rights issue there are going to, here's the thing they know it's ver unpopular with their electorat on the whole and they know they have general election coming up i two years. they have bunch of seats ope across the country, swing seats, swing states, they're not gonn bang the drum on this i don' th

in texas that has nationa implications for reproductiv rights if trump appointed texas judge matthew kazcase, he could undo fda approval of mifepristone, which is bee used and safely medication abortions for more than 20 years. now, late last week, judge has merrick scheduled a hearing in this case. for this week, he tried to kee it a secret. the washington post caught win of text merrick's clandestin moves, specifically, that he planned to keep any mention of that public hearing until th night before he even held a secre conference meeting last friday discussing his decision to delay public notice of his plans. all of this secrecy in a federal case with national public health implications all the secrecy is highl irregular. so, when media organizations like nbc in the washington pos discovered the judges plans, then raised concerns about elective transparency, judge kacsmaryk decided yesterday to announce this week's hearing i the public to get. today, he also made th transcript for friday's weirdl secret conference meetin publicly available again reports say this judge never wanted any

one east meets the young russian men refusing to fight hooton's war in ukraine as they seek safety in kaz extension 25 years since the good friday agreement and the decades of violence. we report on how bricks is forging newly added in ours, in the need up to date, al jazeera, expose the environmental significance of action, and inaction, paraguay holds general elections with corruption and organized crime. high on the agenda can the ruling colorado party hold on to power. april on al jazeera, breaking down the headlines to exposing the powers attempting to silence were horsing. what did you do? what to do? investigate, why didn't you ask a question? there are many joins that said, fencer people have, but you think effect on subsequent story. the listening post doesn't cover the news . it covers the way the news is covered to suppress moderate. and in some cases, amplify the content you see on your part of the listening post on al jazeera, what happens in new york has implications all around the world. it's international perspective with the human touch zooming way in, and then pulling ba

republicans have not listened to women anywhere >> it is -- this judge -- the other issue, matthew kazc, a trump-appointed judge. the secrecy around this hearing, the fact that he tried to kind of make it difficult for reporters to get in, to find out when it was going to be, he seemed to want this hearing to almost take place in secret, it wasn't easy -- there's no audio. we can't even hear what the arguments sound like what do you make of the fact that people like him, people like alito, they feel that they have a right to take women's bodily autonomy away and we don't get to listen to them do it they feel that they are -- i don't know a sense of superiority over us, i guess. >> well, it's power and control over women let's be -- that's what all of this is about. and i do think it's really interesting, joy, that they -- the right wing now, the republicans, are using the judicial system, a supreme court that they stacked, the federal judiciary that they stacked, because they can't win at the ballot box because as we know, when ever voters have the chance to actually vote on whether th

role in the trump administration, the outsource source for all of those trump nominations, and matthew kaz merrick is one of those individuals -- well the student of the university of texas law school, he is very conservative, he has some ties to forced liberty institute which is incredibly conservative christian organization that defends religious freedom, he swore when he was confirmed that he would shift from the advocate to being a judge. but he -- when individuals have to file lawsuits for suing conservative causes in court they seem to find their way to amarillo, texas, where judge has merrick happens to be the only judge in the only court house in amarillo. >> coincidental, don't you think? >> there is a lot. of photo shopping there. people know what they are going to get. this is the same judge that invalidated the biden administration's care for transgender individuals, it is also the same judge that invalidated the biden administration's return to mexico policy. this is someone who has been a reliable vote for conservative causes to have national implications, so one single judge

it's a kaz extends a player's 1st tournament wind since her breakthrough grand slam singles the 3 when moved last year or the united states be cuba, 14 to in miami, to reach the funnel, the world baseball classic tree turner score 2 home runs for us to give him a tournament leading for, in this 1st ever meeting of the 2 nations in this tournament. title will play either japan or mexico in tuesday nights, championship. i'm blown away by the way, these guys control the strike zone tre. turner's in his own right now. pit and everything he sees. so just like i said, able to get everybody in there, have some fun. relax and let the pictures do their thing. and finally, one of the world's a toughest mountain bike races is underway in south africa. cape epic sees riders tackle is 640 kilometer track rate days on monday, the swiss due over new no shirt. her and andre 1st act lived into the leaders at jersey following the 98 kilometer stage one, when well in the women's race, amy wakefield and candace lily and sealed opening stage victories to claim the orange. okay, and that is your sport for n

already has needs to keep mifepristone on the market without any interruption regardless of judgf judge kaz merrick's ruling. we need to mobilize in oregon, michigan, and florida, and in every nook and cranny of the nation. before i yield the floor, madam president, just a note of thanks to jenny katzman, who has been in our office and her last day in the senate, sadly, is today. she served our office as chief of domestic policy and general counsel for the past three years and she's moving on, always giving public service a good name. it's been a pleasure to work with her, to work with her, to assist the people of oregon and the people of our country. during the time she's been with us, she has assisted with the confirmation of stellar judges from our state, written legislation to make our judicial system more fair and to provide very valuable counsel to me and my staff. so i want to close as we wrap-up what is going to be, madam president, an effort on my part to provide regular updates on the consequences of what will happen if this judge in texas puts in place a nationwide ban -- nationw

aware of it, and, in fact, given that we're talking about texas, the whole women's healthy hellerstead kaz court looked a devastating record about the level, the rates of death of women in the state of texas. and many of those instances, they were women who wanted, in fact, to be pregnant, but faced a deadly risk in doing so. >> michelle and joyce are staying with us. we'll show you what california's governor gavin newsom is doing in response to walgreens decision not to distribute abortion medications in places where it is still legal. take a quick break and don't go anywhere. reak and don't go anywhere my joint pain isn't too bad. well, it wasn't this morning. i hope i can get through this. is plaque psoriasis or psoriatic arthritis making you rethink your everyday choices? otezla is a pill, not a cream or injection that can help people with plaque psoriasis achieve clearer skin. otezla is also proven to reduce joint swelling, tenderness, and pain in psoriatic arthritis. and no routine blood tests required. don't use otezla if you're allergic to it. serious allergic reactions can happen.

happens to be in texas, matthew kaz merrick.enator cruz and i recommended and who was appointed and now serves with lifetime tenure as a federal judge. calling him a lifelong right-wing activist, a partisan idealogue, and antiabortion zealot. he goes further to say that regardless of how judge has merrick may decide this particular case that it would inevitably be affirmed by the act of his fifth circuit court of appeals and then surely rubberstamp by the united states supreme court. i find this rhetoric particularly by united states senator to be appalling. and i wonder if you will join me in condemning that sort of attack on the independence of the fellow judiciary. >> when i first got on the judiciary, i and several of my colleagues hounded our heads against the wall trying to get the reporters to stop in this is more than 25 years ago, to stop reporting the name of the president who appointed us and where the party. unfortunately, this is a battle that has not been one and i don't think given the authority the first amendmen