but if this kingdom did not exist, here and now, how could one say that a certain kingdom is blessed, in which we will only participate in the future. the divine liturgy also introduces us to this divine realm through the acceptance of the body and blood of the savior, we partake of his divine nature. of course, we also partake of his divine kingdom. but of course you can live your whole life and never feel this kingdom. don't even know what's next to you divine realm. and this is how you can live your life . why constantly feel the divine presence, that is, the presence of another world in your life? often people are given such a special experience of experiencing god's presence, that is, the presence of god's kingdom. sometimes this happens when a person goes through severe stress and is close to death, but then, by the grace of god, he gains salvation. and this is the unearthly joy of a person who has become alive again. being almost dead. but sometimes, so without a special miracle associated with the course of our earthly life. we come into contact with the divine kingdom and whe

kingdom of the dead.fact, they knew quite a few reliable ways to send a person to the next world of the century, which, under the city governor , was turned plants behind the walls for him to gain knowledge, that is, people were tortured here, in general, this is the combat tower, you see here there are powerful striated arches deepening, so called hospitals, but they were laid with a stone so that the cries of the tortured would not reach the city. and it was here that various interrogations were carried out speech. back these walls were red with human blood, because they burned here. the pricks were stretched and broken in this niche, you see the structure, this is a horizontal rack, that is, a person was handcuffed. here, to this shaft, wau was slowly turned and the person was stretched. now, if krepysh came across, then with a special knife. they cut his tendons. well, what connects this torture tower with ancient egypt is the theme, egypt is limitless and it frightens with its limitlessness, but i lo

, in the kingdom of the whole man in the kingdom of a congo by moon. and if you appear each and every single act that you find in these, in this moment of colonial expansion where barbaric reminds you of the savagery of the age of the crusades in the, in their, in palestine. and so what you find in the accounts are more means of total degradation to, to do vast ation of it. people are in blog and treasures, and that is why it's impossible to defend even the memory of these colonial invasions. and that's why some of us insist that part of the restitution for the savagery colonial enterprise must include the return of these inviolable cultural treasures to the people and societies across africa. not just that of the billing kingdom and the argument that it may be legally impossible to return some of these artifacts around the world. does that really add up? do you think for those that i think the best, the most generous thing to say about those argument is that they're stupid. precisely because the people who make those argument luthey either way. but wh

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it is also impossible to enter the kingdom of god with darkened sins of the heart, not on purpose.e transformed, we are not only when we conquer sin, but when we cultivate virtues, how to do it right? each of us, due to his own characteristics and internal structure, is prone to some kind of some virtues are silent, some are cool, it can console and support your neighbor with a kind word. these good habits are more characteristic of us, then where we should start our journey. after all, it is easier to return the transformation, the good that has already been sown in our heart, and then move on to a more difficult virtue for us, it is important to note that good or bad things begin with good or evil thoughts. therefore, in order for virtues to grow in us with greater strength, we should try to have pure, good, right thoughts fill our thoughts. don't envy insults, despondency and sadness about prayer, thanksgiving, hope in god is important to note.

anatoly borovik, ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary of russia to the kingdom of cambodia, waswith us, in particular, they spoke about the fact that the west fails to isolate russia from the world. what showed in particular the recent osian summit, it was the fifth studio, see you soon . lyalya, the liberated cities hit the antonov bridge in kherson with missiles from the american mlrs. hymars, they tried to attack melitopol. and they are methodically covering the people's republic with fire, so to speak, as now the female has held out for only 8 minutes the ceasefire regime.

she is your own mother to the kingdom mother to the kingdom are the guards ready to show that the wordempty phrase catherine mother to the kingdom? stopped how much time you need to look. minutes - this is the order of the commander. semyon andreevich commanded the princess for many miserable days. life , it happens once, and everything will change, but we must continue to live simply differently. i don’t want to live without a father. get ready for your mother. we have the wife of my emperor the great stop. emperor peter the great, wife of my emperor petrovichi stand still. stop your coexistence lord interfere with us to pass. yes , you are observant. alexander danilovich we're going to your mother. to enthrone the tsar's daughter, i believe you. and everything is so clearly read more carefully. well, where is the count the male line inherits more carefully and there are no exceptions? but how? princess sophia don't make me laugh. according to the will of my late spouse, i accept the departure of the state. why the deathly silence? prince golitsyn something i can’t hear you long live

twilight the empire of britain is learning to live in the twilight the subjects of the kingdom are explained by the light in the houses. necessary extinguish refrigerators to defrost, and generally forget about air conditioners and fans in the spring of power. it was expected that kostya's gas and electricity bills for the average household would rise to 2,800 pounds sterling on an annual basis, and even then the news caused shock to ordinary britons, but the forecasts continued to change for the worse, now we are talking about 4,200 pounds sterling on an annual basis. next year, he expects a total of 5,000 pounds for understanding with our money - this is about 30,000 rubles. per month. of course they pay. everything for the people of the underprivileged is in in general, a real tragedy, that is, uh, well, there are literally for several million families, yes, that is, there are 1.5-2 million seven, in general, this is not a joke at all. it's a question of whether we'll eat normally there, yes, or we'll pay for the light. but further worse than apocalyptic forecasts, the bloomberg agency jo

the 4th minister says it's the kingdom's ultimate goal and pushed back against critics of accused saudi arabia, of using sports to distract from and support human rights record. we're open to, to discuss with the i o. c, about this for the future. but i think saudi arabia showcase that we can host such event or in the future. we've been hearing a lot of these criticism that are coming in. but what we're facing them by saying that these events and these changes that are happening within the kingdom and transformation that is happening within the 23rd division is actually going, progressing towards a better future and child for the kingdom at. here's something for anyone who didn't feel like getting out of bed to day. residents of a town in columbia put on a parade, celebrating laziness. participants rolled through the streets of it ugly in their pajamas to point out the virtues of being idle. the organizer of the annual bed parade says great thinkers did their best work in the downtime and laziness has led to time saving inventions. so why not switch off and take some time out? so that's

the sports minister says it's the kingdoms ultimate goal and pushed back against critics of accused saudi arabia, of using sports to distract from and support human rights record. we're open to, to discuss with the i o c about this for the future, but to i think saudi arabia showcase that we can host such event or in the future. we've been hearing a lot of these criticism that are coming in, but what we're facing them by saying that these events and these changes that are happening within the kingdom and transformation that is happening within the 23rd division is actually going, progressing towards a better future and child for the kingdom. fans of the tv series game of thrones are set to get another slice of their favorite fantasy world. as the prickle series house of the dragon hit the small screen, the hotly anticipated tv show premieres on sunday, around the world. is a full set roughly 200 years before game of thrones. the house, the dragon promises more of the same intrigue and politics, family battles and bloodshed and of course, even more dragons. the series focuses on the white

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a sports minister says it's the kingdom's ultimate goal and push back against critics of accused saudi arabia of using sports to distract from it's with poor human rights record. we're open to, to discuss with the i o. c, about this for the future. but to, i think saudi arabia showcase that we can host such event in the future. we've been hearing a lot of these criticism that are coming in, but what we're facing them by saying that these events and these changes that are happening within the kingdom and transformation that is happening within the 23rd division is actually going, progressing towards a better future and shallow for the kingdom we had to the southern hemisphere now to winter in la sue, to if the only country on earth where its anti a territory is at least a 1000 meters above sea level. and one ridge top is more than 3000 meters above sea level, meaning it's the place to be for skiers in southern africa. a close, it's got to look and feel of resorts in the alps or the rockies 1st rate rides and slides from a bit further back f risky copico snow park is a nice hill to pract

i will also stand up for the united kingdom. there are too many people who try— kingdom.lk our country down, who try to talk our country down, who say — who try to talk our country down, who say the — who try to talk our country down, who say the best days are behind us, who are _ who say the best days are behind us, who are trying to split our country up. who are trying to split our country uu those — who are trying to split our country up. those people are wrong. we are a great _ up. those people are wrong. we are a great country, i know travelling the world _ great country, i know travelling the world as _ great country, i know travelling the world as foreign secretary that people — world as foreign secretary that people have huge respect to the united _ people have huge respect to the united kingdom, they share our values _ united kingdom, they share our values of— united kingdom, they share our values of freedom and democracy. we need to— values of freedom and democracy. we need to he _ values of freedom and democracy. we need to be more proud of that here at home. w

here are the data of official statistics: milk in the kingdom has risen in price by more than 26% overar, butter by 21.5%, flour by 19%, pasta by almost 16% . sterling boris johnson is shopping in a greek supermarket showing off yoghurts and a full product picture. but do not rush to solve the problems that have accumulated in your country. wrestler johnson is so addicted to the way out. there, uh from the european union and uh, so i wanted to show myself in the external political uh field. namely, this e crisis around ukraine is everything. this is so distracting from internal very important problems that the society of great britain simply failed in the main direction of human life, this collapse, in which the economy of the united kingdom is bursting at the seams, threatens to tear apart the country itself to separate from england, all the problems are all. they want scotland, where a referendum on independence has already been held, and northern ireland, in which similar sentiments are also intensifying to boris johnson's successor as prime minister. whoever they become will defini

student at the university of leeds in the united kingdom.1 because of her twitter activity. later on, late last year, the specialized criminal court in the country sentenced her to six years in jail because of those tweets. now, she is the mother of two young children and appealed on the grounds saying she has two young boys who are 3 and 5. her mother is ill. she needs to be there for her boys. and this week, the saudi court increased percent -- her sentence to 34 years, and followed by 34 years where she cannot leave the kingdom. we were able to review the court documents. it appears the public prosecution brought this case against her, they say, because of tweets where they say she is spreading false information, spreading rumors. she was supporting people who they accuse of trying to destabilize the kingdom and undermine its security. but if you go through her twitter account and you see the kind of people that she's been supporting over the past couple of years, she was defending human rights activists, dissidents, and women's rights ca

ukrainians go to refugees from ukraine in this country and to the united kingdom, now in great britainalist yuliya yanchar she is with us in direct communication yuliya, i congratulate you yuliya, we wanted to ask you and what kind of help is provided in great britain, as far as i know, to get to this country , you need to find a sponsor first, is that right? say hello, i want to say first of all that britain has taken an unprecedented step for ukrainians because this country has always been very closed to the population, especially non-residents of europe, and for ukrainians they made a huge exception because they opened their homes and opened their country and did everything according to a simplified procedure yes, you really need to find a sponsor first, how does it all work, the scheme , that is, there are three schemes by which you can get to the united kingdom, the first is when you are in groups different in social networks you find a family as with whom you negotiate and discuss all the uh conditions they offer you usually they are checked before they accept the family their mi

i searched in the kingdom of crooked mirrors in the kingdom of crooked mirrors.s i found you among them. i've been looking for you for so long. i've been looking for you for so long in the kingdom of crooked mirrors. and hello. hello i welcome all guests yesterday. how are you dear. viewers program 100 to one is still the prize money. passengers have 50,000 rubles. and you really have nothing more to say. let's get acquainted with our today's guests. the first team is called magic bubbles. here they are in applause please . come here you are a rival. anton is called an aerial gymnast. here they are. applause , come here. hooray, let's start our acquaintance with the magic magic bubbles team. hello team. we are our team of uh bubble show, we are artists of the original genre. but it was you who once participated in the program two or three years ago. amazing people built such a high tower. yes, that's how it was. well, get acquainted with the team passed you like this. well, firstly, we would like to announce our motto, if i ask you, i ask you to get acquainted wi

falland kingdom still are dying of this virus. potentialfor rising infection and the question for all of us is as following winter approaching, can we do any better than what we done up to now? in terms of your question, the vaccine that are offering contains what encodes the spike protein for the original and cesspool strain that causes this pandemic, as well as the new omicron variant and so it targets both. the data i've reviewed, the dude on the stack seen, in this data suggests safety and immunisation. it should be helpful in providing protection against the virus. we salute united kingdom for being the first country to authorise a vexing the targets two variants. —— a vaccine. these things happening in other countries as well in the united states, for instance? i do prejudge _ states, for instance? i do prejudge it _ states, for instance? i do prejudge it and _ states, for instance? i do prejudge it and of - states, for instance? i do| prejudge it and of course, that's going to be up to the us and we are also in the united s

execution, the first orders received by igor from by the team , people from belgium and the united kingdom asked for it, people from the countries of asia and america have already provided the inscriptions on the shells revenge for keninsberg, mariupol and vinnytsia, but the most orders come from ukraine about a third of the total amount. and recently a customer from russia appeared. we received an email just a few days ago that the russian could not pay for the order because they have all these problems with their payment systems. could not use his card to pay money on our website and he asked how it could be done, we offered them an alternative method that here is a huge method, a list of requisites of returning alive if try any of them. if the funds go to something, then we will fulfill it order from accordingly, we can say that the first order from russia already has the money, so they checked that the money has been tracked, according to igor, the military accepted such an initiative and are happy to take pictures and record videos of the use of the signed ammunition, now igor's team

, croatia the netherlands also keep lists, but less detailed spain czech republic slovakia united kingdomoland do not keep records of children at all or, citing confidentiality of data, in the case of ukraine, cases related to possible human trafficking have already been registered. who is behind the death of daria platonova? and also is it possible to stop with someone the bloody flywheel untwisted right now about this studio program, say, do not be silent, there was a talk with a political scientist and philosopher peter petrovsky, he shared his opinions about the first reasons special military operation in ukraine and attempts to split belarus from russia and why we need a collective lukashenka against the background of the crisis of civil society in the united states , petrovsky spoke about

falland united kingdom still dying of this virus.er coming, the social distancing, potentialfor rising infections in the question for all of us is his fallen winter approaching, community better than we have done up to now and the prevalent vaccine that modern is offering contains an has the spike protein for the ancestral strain, to the versus the causes pandemic as well as the new omicron variant and it targets both in the data i have reviewed, the date on this vaccine, and data suggests safety and the vaccine has antibodies against omicron that should be effective in helping anyone who has this vaccine against infection. this is a practical approach we salute the united kingdom for being the first country to authorise a vaccine that targets two variants. the country to authorise a vaccine that targets two variants.— country to authorise a vaccine that targets two variants. the uk is the first country _ targets two variants. the uk is the first country to _ targets two variants. the uk is the first country to do _ targets two varia

they're not challenged by anyone outside their kingdom, but within the kingdom, things are dissolving, especially story of succession. you have an aging sickly king, and the question is, who is going to succeed is going to be his, his young and experienced daughter or is going to be his sort of violent and temperamental brother or maybe someone else and that sort of internal politics that, that's basically, what forbes, the core of the story. so if you're really into that sort of palace intrigue and those type of interactions in the, in the 1st series, i think you're really going to like this one as well. and i believe demand in the u . s. was so high that hbo struggled to keep up. yeah, there are there service, hbo, macs, a streaming service, a crash in some places, some people were unable to access that we're seeing that happen more and more now actually as people are just really all trying to watch online streaming, as opposed to watching on, on tv shows it'll be interesting to see going forward because we're going to have a lot more of these type of, you know, so big, big televisi

now they promise the united kingdom. soon mass destruction.ks all over europe and the energy crisis to the mine in lublin, poland stretched out a huge queue for coal. it's an endless line of car people. even it has already become a local landmark, it takes many hours and sometimes days to wait for the opportunity to pay and load up with fuel. this does not stop poles winter, close consumer panic was provoked a month ago by prime minister maravitsky then said that the coal in the country, as he formulated in general there is not enough alternative. however, there is no need to buy gas in russia either. it is better to refuse firewood in sufficient quantities in the country there is no panic buying of coal led to the fact that the lublin queue has become part of the landscape. it never disappears and constantly grows. and the british have run out of patience. the union of british trade unions said that as early as next month, an agreed campaign of nationwide strikes will begin in the united kingdom, the process will take part representatives of

many families in the kingdom barely make ends meet due to rising food and energy prices. and it will only get worse in the spring of 2023. mala, wealthy british. will have to fork out £104 a week just to heat and power their homes due to insufficient heating in the uk predicting a rise in flu cases, according to the daily mail. many retirees. have to significantly reduce food costs to pay electricity bills. however, these savings may not be enough british government minister of vaccines, maggie trope said that those who cannot afford to heat their homes will be in a more vulnerable position and therefore. it is easier to get infected with diseases such as fungus and covid, 19. an analysis of the crisis in living standards has appeared, this is just the calm before the storm, the effect of anti-russian sanctions will increase the dry weather in european countries, the drought that has swept europe likely to exacerbate the situation low water levels in the rhine river in germany also affect trade and lower crop yields likely to further increase food prices according to dan.

as they say about the humanitarian catastrophe in the united kingdom is premature.ver, there is a risk that more and more disgruntled british media will begin to join the strikes, clearly trying to scare the unforgiving citizens, offering them to put up with a drop in income and was not required from the authorities to protect after two years. covid hysteria western countries are again faced with an economic crisis, however, for the sake of it, the politicians themselves arranged it, but they do not want to admit it. and now instead of a constructive solution. they relentlessly pedal the theme of the formidable external enemy such, so russia itself ri. freed from the liberators in the capital of latvia, the demolition of the memorials of the soviet army, the last element, the obelisk, 79 m high, was completed. the dismantling was brought down directly onto the territory of the park. accompanied by protests. there are detainees. why was the mayor of riga demolished, said that the museum of the occupation did not recognize it as an artistic value of the artifact stora

if to the movement don't pay britain to join 1 million subjects of the kingdom. anna voronina lead.ia, 68 forest fires were extinguished per day. on a total area of ​​almost 53,000 hectares. this is the protection flight, the hottest situation in the khanty-mansiysk autonomous okrug, more than 133,000 hectares of forest are on fire and the area of ​​fires continues to grow. smog from them reached the komi republic on the eve of a resident of several settlements at once, they felt a strong smell of harry and the surroundings were shrouded in smoke, weather forecasters promise that it will rain in ugra in the near future. they are a little improve the situation, but the bulk of the work of extinguishing fires still lies with the air guard staff . we use natural boundaries. these are the streams of the river. timber also use a profile, either laying, mines, strips by hand, this is a shovel. we carry it out by lowering the oncoming fell in order to save more forest than less will burn there. this is the kind of work we have to do. this is a manually shovel ax and a knapsack forest fire

united kingdom to deal with helicopterfires.h helicopter fires. friends of mine have been doing it in the states for years, so that's what kicked it off. we need to think about this more in the united kingdom, because it is a very ad hoc system of calling out a helicopter. it can be really effective if the rest of the fire brigades and everything else are communicating with us for resources and water and anything else. that's how i got into it, my house nearly went up. howl got into it, my house nearly went u. �* ., ~ howl got into it, my house nearly wentu.�* ., ~ ,, howl got into it, my house nearly wentu. ., ~ ,, ., went up. and thank goodness, i am assumin: went up. and thank goodness, i am assuming that _ went up. and thank goodness, i am assuming that it _ went up. and thank goodness, i am assuming that it didn't? _ went up. and thank goodness, i am assuming that it didn't? yes - went up. and thank goodness, i am assuming that it didn't? yes it - went up. and thank goodness, i am assuming that it didn't? yes it was | assum

what we're facing them by saying that these events and these changes that are happening within the kingdom and transformation that is happening within the 23rd division is actually going, progressing towards a better future and shallow for the kingdom. that's it for this program coming up next is reporter with a look at why african americans are taking off arms best after a short break. i'm nick spicer. thanks for watching. with sometimes books are more exciting than real life. rare ring to read. oh, what if there's no escape? do w literature list laundry, german ma street, music 50 years ago. the intuition gathering of peace and cooperation becomes the scene of a horrible tragedy. arab terrors, armed with sub machine guns, went to the headquarters of the israeli team and immediately killed one man. and that this will be the last time. so in the night, they're all gone out. i witnesses experienced the terrible events and this the world certainly forget the long shadow of the 972 olympic massacre starts september, 3rd on d. w. ah no guns in america. it's a long standing tradition, but a new

in california is convicted a former worker at twitter of spying for saudi arabia by providing the kingdom private information about saudi dissidents. we will speak to the sister of an imprisoned saudi man who was christened and jailed -- imisoned >> he wasidnaed or thanour yes ago d placed under forced dispearan, utally torted, and stenced to 20 years of imprisonment for tweeting. amy: plus we speak to walden bello come the long come filipino activist and former vice presidential candidate who was arrested monday on cyber libel charges just weeks after the inauguration of the philippines to president ferdinand marcos junior son of the former u.s.-backed dictator. he says it was masterminded by the news vice president sara duterte. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. attorney general merrick garland asked a federal judge to unseal the warrant the fbi used in its august 8 search of former president donald trump's estate in florida. garland announced the request thursday as he delivered his first public comment

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used to clean rooms and it's true elizabeth allikson, not be russian, but the whole consul of the kingdomn russia on administrative issues, alas, demonstrate minimal diplomatic skills and the ability to successfully resolve conflict situations. low post, not solid experience, international work of a woman. they did not help, at the same time to the hated russian elixins. for some reason it keeps coming back. already on for 15 years since 2007, the woman served as the visa department of the norwegian embassy. and in 2019 she returned to a new position, then the norwegian woman in the comments to the press stated that she was glad to be in murmansk, even despite the cold summer. what has changed over the 3 years of the diplomat’s perception is an open question, but in the context of the xenophobic statements she has already made, which is completely unimportant at the moment, the russian foreign ministry is working out options for responding to this outrageous act of hatred of nationalism and xenophobia. unless the foreign ministry gets ahead of us norway that it would be correct the offici

and political instability back west politics in the usa and italy is controversial in the united kingdom for the fourth prime minister, the previous three were effectively removed from office urgent the question is how long the consensus and agreement with the west on support for ukraine will last. especially if the war escalates or shows signs of permanent, stagnation, the only reasonable outcome is negotiations, which should perhaps begin with a forced ceasefire zelensky must understand that a cessation of the war is necessary if ukraine wants to survive, as an independent state? well, you can, of course, consider that this point of view is a

on as the benign bronzes, priceless art pieces looted by british soldiers from what was then the kingdom of benign in 1897 were re challenz reports from london a mosque to be hung from the neck of an important chief, an intricately carved wooden paddle a cast brass cockrell, some of the finest artistic creations of the historic kingdom of been in modern day nigeria. yet for more than a century, they've been kept thousands of kilometers from their home. now the horn, him and museum in south london, has decided to give 72 objects back to nigeria. a response to a request by a government in january, we really are elated. we are seeing that many museums are splendid because we feel that is the right thing to do because you are with that they all trying to write what was done wrong. the biddy bronze is his. they called a thousands of artifacts that were taken by british soldiers during a punitive raid in 1897, the now spread across museums and private collections in europe. and the us, after decades of requests, the return of west africa was looted. trenches is suddenly gathering pace. last ye

he went home, he organized a coup in which the hawaiian kingdom was overthrown. american marines were quickly landed to secure the new white government. and a few years later, hawaii became part of the united states. so this is the place that us marines landed on this road here is where they marked from honolulu harbor and they occupied this location right here when they invaded my country, the hiking them. so we're at right now. this is where camp smith, this is headquarters for the pacific command, and it overlooks per harbor. and pro harbor is a naval base for the united states, so it falls under the command structure of the pacific command. ah, what you was taken by the united states were invaded in order for the united states to control per harbor because of hawaii's location, it's central central in the central pacific. so there's a central location that ships could enter hawaii ports after disarming, refurbish, leave home ports, re arm, and go back fighting a metaphor who it was in reason why mine and my money. i agreed, and so he, with installation repres

student at the university of leeds in the united kingdom. she was detained in january 2021 when she was on holiday back in saudi arabia, and she was held for much of 2021 for questioning before she was referred to the country's specialized criminal court. that's the court that essentially deals with terrorism cases. and she was sentenced to six years in jail initially, because of her twitter activity. now she appealed that sentence. she made the argument that she is the mother of two young boys who are 3 and 5. her own mother is ill, and she needs to be there for her children. and this month, the saudi court came back with a decision to increase her sentence to 34 years in jail. followed by another 34 year travel ban. cnn was able to review court documents, and it appears that the saudi f prosecution dropped this case against her. they claim she was providing aid to her twitter account and tweets to people who they say were aiming to destabilize the country, to undermine its security and public order. now we have gone through her twitter acc

that a lot of money in policy, particularly the united kingdom, which at the united kingdom were well off of the 2nd world war. in fact, the last one was paid and i think that could go. but of course, that the western powers are much capable. all so busy, but then look at you crate the whole countries and destroying the infrastructure in destroy human lives, especially men. and if i, you know, 5100000. so i think that this is a, it would take, you say, i don't know how many, thank you. so, but on the other hand, if the war and it's quite likely that china would come to the rescue, building the infrastructure because not all of the share a thought, but also because of this is also a china, a strategy. all building develop road because you play it off. the role is the gateway you're always interesting in lightning to have you on the program. thank you sir. andrew lung international independent china especially live in the program from hong kong. no food traded for sex. young women raped on children abandoned newly released report has implicated united nations peacekeepers in years of ab

against this backdrop, in the management of the kingdom's electricity markets, the kingdom called onake decisive action began to rise last september, and this year, gas supplies from russia are gradually decreasing because of this and prices are jumping, when i look at the prices at which gas will be purchased in winter, they are now 15 times higher than usual, consider oil prices. now a full tank will cost us 400-500 pounds erased. the anti-russian policy is too hard for many, but the gel, which was banned from buying gas in russia, is now forced to ask for a deferral of sanctions obligations from supplies, it was necessary to refuse until december 10, but they didn’t find an alternative, as they didn’t look for it, and they ask for time, at least until january in germany, preparing for a shortage of toilet paper, factories are very dependent on gas supplies. well, in poland, the production of beer, soda and cheese is under threat, problems began when, due to rising fuel prices , the production of nitrogen fertilizers ceased and, as a result, the supply of carbon dioxide, which is n

within the 2030 vision is actually going, progressing towards a better future and shallow for the kingdom. that's it for this program coming up next is reporter with a look at why african americans are taking up arms fast after a short break. i'm nick spicer, thanks for watching. with sometimes books are more exciting than real life. raring to read. oh, what if there's no escape do w literature.

this is how the minister carefully directed the oil of the kingdom of european politicians towards theand other green energy. whether the end of the crisis tatyana volkova understood the business can not withstand the pressure of the fuel crisis, which affects literally all sectors of the economy, in particular. in lithuania already almost closed. juice enterprises in general, europe, according to the estimates of the swiss bank ubies , was on the verge of a recession, this is evidenced by a whole wave of restrictions or suspensions of fertilizer production at enterprises in norway germany poland lithuania france hungary and outside the eu great britain , experts are sounding the alarm from the world market more than 10% are leaving world ammonia capacity, which will support the already high prices for fertilizers, and together with a record european drought. it will jack up already, rising food prices in france due to the heat lost more than the third crop of vegetables and fruits. in addition, the price of pork has risen sharply by 60% . everything, because of the same energy crisis

he converted his kingdom and sent his son.me the firstnd bishop b. he came back to then kingdom of congo i think in 1517 and became the first7 bishop. islam reached west africa by the tenth century. by the 12th century islam was widely practiced in what is now. there's absolutely no question. and you can think about black people enslaved and british armed america both traditional african religion of course with a very powerful force. more particular inquiry about about 3% of our ancestors. good 20% islamic. none on percentage were baptized catholics. many doherty have traditional african religion. the anglicans were dominant not letting africans joy at africa christianity, worshiping their own gods, forming the kind of blend melted sort religion and the great awakening the baptist really welcome black people. my uncle is a methodist minister. he was trained at bu like martin luther king. i remember he told me that the object came out, he was a minister. his church was in and annapolis. they like us any different than white chr

it is, unlike in i other parts of the united kingdom, and that— other parts of the united kingdom, andtheir— universities actually to recruit their student from england and other parts of— their student from england and other parts of the united kingdom, and indeed _ parts of the united kingdom, and indeed the rest of the world because they can _ indeed the rest of the world because they can charge those students higher— they can charge those students higher fees than they get bought scottish— higher fees than they get bought scottish domiciled students, so there _ scottish domiciled students, so there are — scottish domiciled students, so there are trade—offs there. but politically, obviously, it is very popular— politically, obviously, it is very popular and the rest of the united kingdom. — popular and the rest of the united kingdom, there is a graduate tax that students in england have to pay which _ that students in england have to pay which leaves them with significant debts. _ which leaves them with significant debts, and it is an increasingly unsustainable system. interesting.

the zulu kingdom is crowning a new monday after months of succession dispute misses zulu, the son of the late king goodwill, where the tv is set to be recognized as the leader of the nation's largest ethnic. now the government about negro has lost a confidence to the prime minister, signed a controversial agreement with the serbian orthodox church that includes regulations, the hundreds of churches, monasteries, and other properties. the churches roll and serbia's influence have been divisive issues since montenegro separated from its neighbour in 2006. latter, which is a political science professor at the university of montenegro. he says, there are several reasons why the government lost the confidence vote. it should be very clear that the prime minister abbas, which along the continental not only of the members of coalition who supported him, but also on the armrest of allies in only 3 months. the reason for that is actually she loved the european agenda. european union wanted to push one to me or foster to become, to join the you. and we've got quite, very open and offer in orde

he's using his annual leave from the national health service in the united kingdom . to carry out reconstructive surgeries, but many civilians with harbor warranties, have land mines gunshots, shuttle blast injuries are reconstructive techniques very difficult to do in this environment. but we are managing, you know, essentially the equipment they've got here is about 2nd world war of era. and so we are using kind of techniques that you would have been used in those in those times in 70 percent of patients do not survive a lim been jury. and that's why training doctors with new techniques is crucial that population dr. snap head each says he has been working nonstop since the war started. we are fighting with the country that are had dancer, brave the children, the woman, the all man and the military. this strike the civilian infrastructure to the school. they destroyed more than $300.00 hospitals. in the, in the center of ukraine. it's been almost 6 months since the war began. and those were being treated here. i'm grateful to get a 2nd chance. there is i will. i'll