buses, and vans were assembled at this site, some of which were delivered. to other countries, to laus22, with container ships operating on a weekly basis. bilateral partnerships in agriculture are developing, and mutual supplies of agricultural products are growing. are expanding, their range is expanding. the vietnamese holding th group will set up milk processing enterprises in several russian regions at once, including kaluga and region and primorsky krai. thus , last year the creation of the first stage of a livestock complex in the moscow region for 6,000 heads of dairy cattle was completed. a truly lively and dynamic character. are russian-vietnamese cooperation in the cultural and humanitarian sphere. over the past decades , tens of thousands of vietnamese specialists in a variety of fields have been trained and improved their skills in our country. several thousand received advanced degrees. currently , more than 3.00 undergraduate and graduate students from vietnam. speaking about academic exchanges, i cannot help but mention. many years of effective activity in vietnam as a

of equipment, buses, vans were assembled, some of them which were delivered to other countries, to laushilippines. the president noted the prospects for the development of the vladivostok khachimin maritime transport corridor - this is a large-scale infrastructure project that has been operating since the twenty-second year. he imagines. is a regular cargo line; now containers run between the two cities every week. as a result of the negotiations , more than ten signed agreements were exchanged, in particular the russian direct investment fund and the leading private diversified group of companies tnt a group from vietnam signed a strategic partnership agreement. the parties will join forces to support russian vietnamese companies entering the markets of the two countries. the corresponding agreement was signed by the general director of the rdif. our countries also entered into a memorandum on the construction of a center for nuclear science and technology in vietnam. rosatom general director alexey likhachev and the vietnamese minister of science and technology exchanged documents. mo

, tomorrow , delegations from bangladesh, bahrain, belarus, venezuela, vietnam, kazakhstan, cuba, lauses will join the discussion of the most important international topics. at the end of the day, after a meeting with his chinese counterpart, ivan yi, head of the russian foreign ministry sergei lavrov said that the circle of like-minded people in moscow and beijing is growing in the world. and more and more countries want to interact with brix and the sco in one way or another. the meeting is being held in nizhny novgorod for the first time since. russia, india, china and south africa are five more countries: egypt, iran, uae, saudi arabia and ethiopia. about thirty more want to cooperate with brix in various formats, that is, the interest of the world's largest states in unification continues to grow. well, that’s where our colleague anna voronina works in nizhny novgorod. all the details are in its plot. the main topic of discussion is the improvement of the management system, the global management system, which is being discussed by ministers behind closed doors, but it should be no

oigan, ¿y tú a qué te dedicas lau?bién, porque ya ha habido una que... ay, yo estoy festejando que estoy bienvenida a la soltería. de mí no vas a estar hablando, fíjate. de mí no vas a estar hablando. pero después de aquí, ¿qué vas a hacer para que me hagan una bienvenida? la bienvenida que tú quieras, lo platicamos terminando el programa. eso, eso. me dejas tu teléfono, todos tus datos, por favor. porque ya, me interesó. - con muchachones, si quieres. ay... si quieres. no sé, no sé. ahorita no puedo pensar porque me tengo que concentrar en mi chamba. y tendrán una familia rival. ¿quieren conocer a sus competidores? - por supuesto que sí. - perfecto. así que el público los recibe con este fuerte aplauso, porque ellos son la familia sánchez. liliana, miguel, emilio. bienvenidos, ¿cómo están? - muy bien, muy bien. siento que somos parientes porque yo soy rincon sánchez, pero no crean, ¿eh? no somos de los mismos sánchez, porque luego van a empezar que yo traje a mi familia. dijimos que no íbamos a decir nada. - ya sé, pe

the russian-vietnamese enterprise. buses, vans, some of which were delivered to other countries, to lauspines. the president noted the prospects for the development of the maritime transport corridor vladivostok-hashimin. this is a large-scale infrastructure project that has been in operation since 2022. it is a regular freight line. now voz containers run between the two cities every week. as a result of the negotiations, more than ten signed agreements were exchanged, in particular the russian fund. with which we will promote russian companies to the vietnamese market, vietnamese companies to the russian market, we see these mutual investments as an opportunity to dramatically increase them, for example, the th milk company, she is building a very important factory for dairy products. our countries also entered into a memorandum on the construction of a center for nuclear science and technology in vietnam. rosatom general director alexey likhachev and the vietnamese minister of science and technology exchanged documents. more. specific results of the day: foreign oil received a license

, buses, and vans were assembled at this site, some of which were delivered to other countries, to lauslippines. prospects for the development of the vladivostok-hashemine sea transport corridor is a large-scale infrastructure project that has been operating since 2022, it is a regular cargo line, now a container runs between the two cities every week. by as a result of the negotiations, more than ten signed agreements were exchanged, in particular, the russian direct investment fund and the leading private diversified group of companies tnt group from vietnam signed a strategic partnership agreement. efforts to support russian vietnamese companies entering the markets of the two countries. the corresponding agreement was signed by rdif general director kirill dmitriev and the general director of the bviim fund, he is part of tnt. for example, we signed an agreement with tnt group, which is a large conglomerate in vietnam, together with with which we will promote russian companies to the vietnamese market, vietnamese companies to the russian market, these are mutual investments. we see

them, as many citizens here are shouting, from among, apparently, those who are afraid that cuba and lausontingents, missiles, and surveillance systems. these countries may not be too rich and may be landlocked, but we still need them all, all of them. besides everything else, these are still brave countries that are not afraid to say to the white world: we don’t care. in your opinion, there are these countries, there are these allies, but instead of showing basic decency, some demonstrate seething in their own heads, we don’t need anything, listen, citizen, sir, you don’t need anything, well, you’re on your own answer, if it weren’t for the help of our new old partners, we would have lost on the fronts there are at least a third more soldiers than ours, we would bury more people, do you hear, no, irrepressible talkers, all leftist world regimes to one degree or another are vitally important and necessary for us, this is our red belt of protection, which we are just beginning to re-form , and we are forming it, admittedly, in a strange way, we are gathering these countries together, while

i spread the information that the convicts who joined lau ran away with weapons, how they commented on this information in the armed forces, i will tell you more, stay with us. the information is not true. in the morning , a number of ukrainian media and telegram channels spread the alleged news about the escape of the convicts who entered lavz from the training center in desna. the ground forces of ukraine denied this. according to preliminary information, all prisoners are currently undergoing active training and preparing for combat missions in their units, and the distribution of similar fakes only help the enemy, the armed forces added. in the case of tyshchenko, the pechersk court of kyiv chooses a preventive measure based on the suspicion announced by the state security bureau against people's deputy mykola tyshchenko. today , law enforcement officers searched his home, found cash in foreign currency, and during the investigation , the people's deputy broke his phone. let me remind you that on june 20, a group of people attacked a military man in dnipro, probably on the instruct

not saying i lau me, but when moments present themselves, i take of them and i find joys in my life.what brings you joy. last i had to find myi had to change my thinking. why me?/6 now? my brought here today. andover time. the first one was to challenge the notion that gun free zones are safe zones. the second was to educate society about the lifelong effects th rape has on an individual, while encouraging others be able to reclaim a full life after surviving such trauma. and the third was your claim of full life. for myself and to be an emotionally present mother and and to actually, instead of just floating through time, numb. what's wishbone in your story? what's yourt now instead of why me or what can itmy wishbone has taken time, g taken many forms over the last several years. in challenging the notion gun free zones, i have found myself several judiciary across the country pleading with lawmakers to allow campus carry on our. my isave been different if i had been carrying my firearm that night. it continues to keep me up at replay those 8er and over over. it's the same end resu

[applause] [applause] laus >> thank you. [applause] [applause] >> thank you very much, thank you.tarting with inth their your chris. >> thank you voter rights now who fears that you might only really say what you going to do after a victory rather than before we live this year of skeicism and invite policy mood and addresses voters you know thereand thank . >> let me address them directly because this manifesto is manifesto for change in a total rejection of the cynicism of the idea thatt we cannot we can only hope to flatline and we cannot rebuild our country and is a total rejection of that idea. is based on four yearsft us without ability for us so we can bld'a■x future was genuinely will be better for our children understand system and i understand that after 14 years of this about the many people hoping to behe beaten out of ths but this is a manifesto of hope and is a plan for growth and plane, for change in pn for wealth creation and i will never say that we cannot do this yes weekend we will ande country. [applause] [appla >> thank you chris back you this is 132 page docum

with defending champions argentina, who won three out of three, after a 2—0 victory over peru, with lau—tarog their coach. i am very proud of this accomplishment, but again we are not satisfied. we are looking for and we are going to go after the game on friday, as well. meanwhile, hosts usa have work to do in theirfinal group game if they're to make the last eight. their surprise defeat to panama was met with online racist abuse for timothy weah, who was sent off in the first half for punching an opponent. the us soccer federation says it's deeply disturbed by the comments received by weah... who is black. teammate tyler adams says that kind of reaction is being normalised. it is disappointing when players on our team they set. canadian players, whoever it is. it is so unnecessary and unneeded in football because football brings positive moments to everyone and everybody loves the game for various reasons. the fact that we have allowed this to creep into the game is awful. the feature event of tennis�* grass court season starts on monday with wimbledon the first grand slam thatjannik sinner

millions and millions of dollars and millions per week were going to aid palestinians through a money laug system to fund hamas and the terror attacks. you have people who spilled the beans and explained how to worked? >> right, the key to all this is un unrademanded and forced israeli government to trans fer money to gaza. qatar was transferring cash, also. why did hamas need cash because it is only way to pay for smuggling of weapons. what unradid, they ended up funding weapons, explosives and war materials that came in so without that kind of support, hamas would never have been able to launch attacks they did. >> one thing that was shocking, unra, size of this and how long operation has gone on. unra, staff of 30,000 people. auntied nationings high commission has population of 30 million refugees around the world. the things most americans want to know, at u.n. what did they know and allow? >> great question, thanks for asking it. that is exactly the heart of this case. it want unra office in gaza was acting improperly or some rogue employees of unra and gaza joined in the attack, no.

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got a bull lau. and last year i never, it was sung a light song except one the gen and whatnot, domestic deep. so what i'm trying to share with you is that i did joy in doing new things, new buildings, new idea. somebody asked me, which is your best building. i said the next one, what do you think is the future of india? but isn't it listed as content? where do you see india in 2047? and then we complete hundreds of independence. so you will have housing put on. okay, and there'll be no dropping 141 by me. not one you will see a difference that can be the quality of life for people who be amazing. you will see skill sets reading. we will be the suppliers of skills to the word that it is doctors, nurses taking goes see yours. we will be the suppliers to the what in terms of services, and we will be the center piece off world economy. agriculture we be on the top most, we will not have to worry about for reading and not have to worry about anything. and we will be having such sufficiency in every aspec

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six months a-o she mi-ht've lau-hed at months ago she might�*ve laughed at the possibility but forjasminebeen passed round two. now here she faced on a champion. that was the first point of a quarterfinal match against elena rybakina. a former wimbledon winner now being outmaneuvered. elena rybakina came here having not yet lost a set when jasmine paolini took the first, she had last found her shots. 1—1 sets. jasmine paolini 28 and from tuscany and her first major quarterfinal and get found a way to win it. that result may have inspired mirra andreeva. 17 years old and her first quarterfinal, inspired mirra andreeva. 17 years old and herfirst quarterfinal, she breezed through four rounds to get an and now took on the second seed. she has promised but she has staying power reaching six semifinals in the past six grand slams and took the first set on a tight break. mirra andreeva went here to be the youngest major semifinalist since 1997. she levelled this match and then showed why she could be the sport because �*s future. a reach that rustled this match's momentum. just like you are matc

lau these are not our friends. >> laura: there was a conversation brief about china'w role, which we a lot about on "the angle," newt, helping russia during the ukraine war, watch. >> i had a full conversation with the leader of china by phone. he said that he will not selll o any weapons to russia. we will see. we will see. but he said to me, if a respectable person, he will not because he gave me the word. >> by the way, china is not supplying weapons with the ability to produce the weapons in the technology available to do it. it is, in fact, helping russia. >> laura: also, newt goingcu ltvast amounts of russian oil ad agriculture to keep the russian economy strong. t the sanctions never worked haeither, but that was interesta to hear zelenskyy say, "well, if he is a respectable man," this is where we are sending hundreds of billions of dollars, really? >> look, zelenskyy is in a hopeless position. he can't tell the truth. the truth will offend his primary patrons. biden, it is hard to overstate this. biden and his team are totally out of touch with reality. they don't understand

highly lau international dropping and broadcom related stocks looking mixed with taiwan semiconductorn 2.5%. plenty more ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> china markets just heading to lunch look at where we are in terms of csi 300 index negative territory with the selloff continuing as policymakers show no urgency to roll out more stimulus that government said in a speech that will be no massive easing and rejected the idea that potential trading of government bonds is tantamount to qe in terms of other benchmark shanghai com coming down 7/10 of 1% lowest since february. you on trading at 72615 the fixed today above 712 which we have not seen in a long time perhaps indicating pboc is quite comfortable with a weaker currency especially on the back of differentials you just wait on the fed markets in japan inching ever slowly from the lunch break avril hom on top of developments. >> japan stocks not faring as badly as the rest of the asia-pacific and i guess that is the silver lining. the nikkei and topics extending gains from earlier in the session. a couple things we are watching out fo

of china is especially felt, which opens its production here and implements cross-border projects , lautransport network, the railway route within belt and road initiatives. we are an agricultural country. the majority are employed in the agricultural sector, we also have a mining sector, in which we attract a lot of foreign investment , we pay a lot of attention to hydropower, we have good political relations, but we need to establish other areas, trade, investment and tourism - this is one of the areas that is important to develop , there are enough mineral resources in the lands of laos, foreign investment is helping to develop the mining industry, but the situation... in general in industry is not so is optimistic, and here, as nowhere else, belarusian technologies can be useful. belarus has never been a friend to the detriment. the interests of some other state have always proceeded from the fact that both parties benefit from cooperation, in this regard, vietnam, like all of asia, all regions of the global south and east, they respect this position of our country and are ready to

are you having a lau~h? ., , , ., . laugh? there i was sitting watching saturday up — laugh?p a kitchen _ laugh? there i was sitting watching saturday up a kitchen and - laugh? there i was sitting watching saturday up a kitchen and my - laugh? there i was sitting watching | saturday up a kitchen and my phone rang, a tory mp i have known for many years. as you know, when you have contacts, mps, whatever, who you speak to over several years, you go to learn their general disposition whether they are optimistic or pessimistic and who they like or don't like. this is a conservative mp i had spoken to maybe eight days before he was adamant that rishi sunak would narrow the polls, that in their constituency people were not persuaded by keir starmer and so on. i will paraphrase it, i said, henry, we are doomed. they said that they had had a realisation on the doorstep that day on saturday that, they said for two years every conservative mp has sat there thinking the polls will narrow at some point and then we are in business. he said i had this realisation, the polls are not going t

i think they know where the line is now because they lau's a $787,000,000 loss, they've got lawyers all over it. they're not venturing into this territory. they're not calling calling something, saying you don't agree with the trial is very different than saying that an election was unfairly stolen but we duplicate it, say that biden convicted trump is also ally? >> yes, it is. why it's misleading 100%. and i think that i think that they know where the line is and what you're seeing is that they're going to toe and get up as close as they possibly can, because that's what's good for ratings and that's what's good for their audiences. >> the challenge though, abby, is that what's different now versus after 2020 is there's actually a lot less energy around this i mean, look at the television ratings, look at, i look at media all the time, like the digital clicks and all of that. >> there are some interests in this, and that's because we're not just in of course, his first criminal case. yeah. us but we have four indictments later. right? people are exhausted from it and i think that it's

[lau. tt >> it's totally a joke. am surprised team usa didn't do this just because of thsed he ee jersey sales. >> because you know how much money her jersey sells comparative to everybody els mucmonee is in the wnba, and we're not exactly rolling in dough in this country like a statucoms of liberty is selling pictures of its feet on only fans right now. >> it's ba erty is sellind. the m >> i can't get the money,on that's all. mm. all right. all rig up next, get engrossedup your your favorite local news host if you'll be in the newl be york area and like tickets to see gutfeld goews.co to foxnews.com slash gutfeld and click on the link to join our studio audiencm/k our studio audiencm/k ieve at e. oan. we believe that new day usa. we a noble purpose. our purpose is not just closing. our purpose is not just closing. alon we want to do whatever is best for the individual serviceheir f person. person. >> we want to be knownamilies. as america'se ones t mortgage cy for veterans and active duty for veterans and active dut

[lau it plays out at all but they just continue to punt. >> i want to make a couple of summary points years ago we were not even having a conversation uneconomic for national security in the last 10 years the fact we are here today talking about these issues with the effort of the g7 to have government dollars and private sector dollars. is a perfect? not yet but there is a lot of change and effort going on in the us gop is a pivotal part to help efforts changes that are occurring and stepping up and more coordinated ways to show the economic strength and i would say 1 thing that if we make modifications that we actually have a sign somewhere that says supported by the you don't go anywhere in the worldt what about financed by the us? just something to think about. [applause] >> and if you saw the food aid packages it says from the american people. >> we are out of time but 1 final question if you are forecasting 1 year out what is the 1 thing you expect will change the most with economic security the overall landscape 1 area that would change the most? >> i think we will be in a posi

your >> president biden showing us of his golf[lau at the debate last night. >> a lot of laughs around table to see.n sa >>id what are your thoughts on this? i mean, biden said he slept with a porn star while ht . >> his wife was pregnant and he didn't even care. but he said he's a six handicap. trump, like, almost fell off the tabl he said h e. >> dp yeah, i didn't even know what that the handicap thing,t but i felt like trump won the exchange anyway. >>i yeah.at's y >> greg, you're a great golfer, but you wouldn't your handicap tiger to nouri. i don't you know, here's my problem. >> i don't think this is the handicap that joou>> gres ise hm worried about. i a of the tope lo ten handicaps. i put this on the lower enwerend that chuck. >> can you imagine joe biden>> j shufflinudimagine g one hole to? and you know what? i wouldn't let the guygolf c drive the golf cart. >> he can't even carry a beach chaiarr again. t was amazing. that was one of the most animated moments in the. yeah, it was great. but no, but what about the>> h country at allar. >> about the country. like, one more thing

[lau okay look to your right was left left-hand side of his right hand out to the person on your right. [laughter] [laughter] and you see me in this country wehi have folks who want to separate the individuals whoo everything that they can to make t sure the functional come together and soth that the only way to change is ever happened in this country is when that they were going to come together and everybody look around now these individuals because not just talking about what is happening in this room, we are talking about our people across los angeles, across the state of california and across this nation and across this planetand when we come to gather there is absolutely nothing that we nnotse we learn to love each other and to utilize the power that lives ry one of us as of now everybody safe power to the people and the people. one laste you believe it that you can make change. >> power to the people. >> were going to work in the rhythm next. [laughter] [applause] [applause]t >> a med. >> me ask you to think thevt panel right now please think this panel for the brilliance. their

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