are you formally a member of the liberal democratic party? t formally join, but i worked from the liberal democratic party as a member of the cec on the right of an advisory vote. i studied law school. moscow state university specialized in the cafe of the reconstruction of the right all work wrote on electoral law wanted to go in this direction to work electoral law electoral process and diploma practice took place in the department of federal legislation of the legal department of the central commission and then from the party itself was a member with an exprom advisory vote. worked out and defended there precisely those positions on which the party stood, and which at that moment just existed. well, they always went in opposition, including in the opposition of opinion, and the central election commission itself, so there were certain moments that were quite sharp, for example , one of my teachers was a member of the cec with a decisive vote at that moment. and this teacher was in the department where i had to give state exams. then, at one

of the moscow temples, let me remind you that slutsky was elected the new leader of the liberal democratic party. earlier, he was temporary, acting head of the faction in the state duma after the death of the permanent leader of the party vladimir zhirinovsky, i would like to bless you for your future work in the manner of a quick acolyte, queen of heaven. may she be quick to your prayerful sighs and until the protection. let be stretches over you, over your relatives and over all your e, with e-party members and in general, like- minded people help you the lord russian entrepreneurs made their proposals for the development of production under sanctions at a meeting with the minister of economic development, maximum reshetnikov and the leader of the new people party alexei maxim reshetnikov before the start of the conversation, he spoke about the current situation in the russian economy , including the implementation of the concessional lending program, but alexey nechaev spoke about the role governments in supporting businesses under sanctions. modernization is now taking place where it is nece

the office of the founders of the liberal democratic party of vladimir zhirinovsky became a museum; hee in the outback with ordinary people as much as possible. it was in these rooms that he himself displayed and showed photographs. vladimir putin proposed to reduce the preferential mortgage rate to 7 percent, he said this, st. petersburg, where i attended the international economic forum all attention was riveted on the president's big speech about the future of the russian economy, sanctions pressure from the west and internal problems. in the hall, the entire business community, a large delegation of the state duma and our film crew also worked at the forum, report by elena zhilina

and leaving cunning schemes, he building the us embassy in moscow, representatives of the liberal democratic partyeld a rally in support of the name of the area of ​​the donetsk people's republic. earlier, muscovites voted for this option. in the project of active citizens, the opinion of citizens was supported by the moscow city duma. we are on the square of the donetsk people's republic forever. this is a square on krasnaya presnya, a stone's throw from embassy of the united states of america, even closer to home to the government of russia, will be called the square of the donetsk people's republic in honor of all the brave people who have given their lives for the last 8 years simply to speak russian to teach their children in their native language for many generations in russian. resist neo-nazis. and they took over. shelling of the armed forces of ukraine shells with inscriptions to the children of donbass in the near future appearance. and the residents of the donetsk republic themselves will decide how to live on? the united states is using ukraine as a puppet state to fight russia and the

us live on the air of the fifth studio, i remind you, we talked with the chairman of the liberal democratic partyrussia, the head of the duma committee on international affairs, leonid slutsky. planning a kitchen purchase for each buyer of a kitchen with a cedar countertop 40% discount on a mattress from a partner factory, ask kitchen manufacturers for a cedar countertop and buy a mattress 40% cheaper. the anniversary of the start of the great patriotic war, the ministry of defense launched a new historical section heroes of the first days of the great war archival materials tell how nazi germany was preparing to invade the ussr what were the plans of the german command and who became the first heroes of the great patriotic war alexander evstigneev studied the documents today, june 22 at 4:00 am without declaration of war, german troops attacked our country, it only seems that the most terrible date in the history of the country is known, everything, the yellow archive sheets reveal new facts, descriptions of the combat path of one rifle division. she was stationed in the lithuanian ussr, the war

may make you take a fresh look at the final certification in schools, the leader of the liberal democratic party with the return from the bologna system to our native the best education system in the world. the unified state examination will also be eliminated step by step, not immediately about what will replace the bologna system and whether it will completely replace what is already being said in minor sciences. the new model will be fully tailored to the interests of the national economy, but at the same time not lose its attractiveness for foreign students, the symbiosis of russian and soviet experience, positive developments from the bologna system can also remain now . now, especially in the dark direction. you ready our economy our industry. other cadres are needed , and therefore the opposition, that it is necessary to analyze everything well, it is impossible to make any revolutions here. we need evolution, it is important not to break what is already there, that is, there are universities that have built their work, which they have adjusted. right now, it’s like chopping something in

the office of the founders of the liberal democratic party of vladimir zhirinovsky became a museum; he strove to be as much as possible in the outback with ordinary people. it was in these rooms that he himself displayed and showed photographs. vladimir putin proposed to reduce the preferential mortgage rate to 7%, he said this in st. petersburg, where an international economic forum was held. all attention was focused on the president’s big speech on the future of the russian economy sanctions pressure from the west and internal problems in the hall the entire business community a large delegation of the state duma and our film crew also worked at the forum elena’s report the film crew of the parliamentary hour on the way to the northern capital is a little less than 4 hours, just the right time to explore the forum program here is about 100 pages, so it's probably worth getting started already. by land, air and water, thousands of participants get to st. petersburg from all over the world without precedent political economic challenges. they were only spurred on, but they were not le

they say that today politicians about donbass in the liberal democratic party announced today the creationl work on the territory of the dpr and lpr. support question connected also with the equipping of schools before the first of september. we call on all factions to follow our example and work more actively in donetsk luhansk in kherson at the uh call of those, uh colleagues who recently visited the state duma, we are now forming representatives of the people's council of the dpr. a detachment, if i may, of young teachers, so to speak, who will compensate for the distortion in education that is allowed in a number of donbass schools under the unife program. now it's about helping people, it's not about non-media politics, it's about daily painstaking work. in addition, there is not much time left until september 1st. we must take all possible measures to ensure that the school year in donbass schools begins fully equipped. and computers and textbooks. a deputy from fair russia, a patriot for the truth, is also offered to support the militias and the people's militia of the dpr , equatin

interview with the younger children of vladimir zhirinovsky about how the founder of the liberal democratic partys outside the political scene, the brightest fragments of the conversation were collected by dmitry kostra. i wanted to live in a big wooden house, ents often met you call dad or respectful vladimir volfovich well, of course, dad and dad daddy millions knew vladimir zhirinovsky's politics, but only they, the family, saw him so cordial and vulnerable. confessions of his unknown children, a real television sensation. for me, he was just a complex defense, he was a man with a complex character. well, he was like that in a big exclusive interview with andrey malakhov, coming from the heart. the memories of his beloved children anastasia and oleg are the most terrible. the first moment, which was this, abruptly they began to take out blood. where do i live for you? all in all. my hands kissed. he could not speak, he understood that the condition was really very difficult, that it was very great, the risks that were between life and death. and he was afraid of it. those moments when consciou

intermediaries, hypothetical schemes near the us embassy in moscow, representatives of the liberal democratic partyd a rally in support of the name of the square of the donetsk people's republic. earlier , muscovites voted for this option in the project, active citizens of the opinion of citizens supported the moscow city duma. we are located until the square of the donetsk people's republic from now on forever. this is a square on krasnaya presnya, a stone's throw from the us embassy. america even closer to the home of the government of russia will be called the square of the donetsk people's republic in honor of all the brave people who have given their lives for the past eight years simply to speak russian to teach their children in their native language for many generations in russian . resist neo-nazis. and they took over. shelling of the armed forces of ukraine shells with inscriptions to the children of donbass in the very near future, donetsk land will be freed from this evil spirit in human form. and residents of donetsk republics themselves will decide how to live on? hello on the air, th

visiting together with the leaders of the faction an exhibition in memory of the founder of the liberal democratic partyrinovsky in the museum turned into his office on the tenth floor of the building on okhotny ryad. here are iconic exhibits that will allow visitors to the exhibition to feel zhirinovsky in no way a person. to get in touch with the large-scale personality of a person whom we consider, without exaggeration, to be truly great political figures of modern russia, the actress of united russia today went to lugansk to determine on the spot what kind of help civilians need from july 1, plans to send members of russian student groups to donbass. they will help clear debris, rebuild infrastructure, and also provide medical help. about half of the monthly rainfall is gusty wind, weather forecasters promise such weather, st. petersburg, where, as we know , the economic forum has started, it has become noticeably colder in the center of the country. well, everything about the weather, we’ll find out from tatyana antonov and she’s in tatyana’s studio that it’s windy and only plus 15, so evgeny in th

which is far more blue color than neighboring soul, is normally considered safe for the liberal democratic party. but lee has been finding it unexpectedly tough, especially emerging from the pandemic will show her thought. i hope this market can be revitalized so that ordinary people can eat and have a better life of the color palette. i want them have said, democrats need to reflect a little more now. i hope they don't lose that original goals and do better in these same elections. 4 years ago, the democratic party scored a landslide. grabbing 14 of these 17 big city mare and provincial governor possessions now racked by in fighting over controversial policies. they face much closer races across the country. these elections will not just be a verdict on the new president, but also on the man and his party that he defeated rob mcbride al jazeera sol de la qualify matches for the fee for well cut. begin on wednesday with the crane facing scotland. security and crowd management will be closely watched after celtic scene to the champions league. final in paris on saturday is just one of several cha

he has always been for a strong russia, the office of the founders of the liberal democratic party vladimirhirinovsky became the museum he aspired to, as much as possible . silly with ordinary people, it was in these rooms that he himself took and showed photographs. vladimir putin proposed to reduce the preferential mortgage rate to 7%, he stated this in st. petersburg, where i passed the international economic forum all attention was riveted on the president's big speech on the future of the russian economy, sanctions pressure from the west and internal problems. in the hall, the whole business community was a large delegation of the state duma and our film crew also worked at the forum. elena's report the film crew of the parliamentary hour on the way to the northern capital is a little less than 4 hours, just temporarily to study the forum program. there are about 100 pages here, so please get started. by land, air and water, thousands of participants get to st. petersburg, from all over the world unprecedented political economic challenges. they were only spurred on, but they were not

fraternal people now in the donbass, our humanitarian mission is a large delegation of the liberal democratic party arrived in the donetsk people's republic about the purpose of the visit and the situation in the region in an exclusive commentary to our tv channel , the leader of the party oleg gaidukevich told. at belarusians everywhere have one mission - it is peaceful and humanitarian. we are perceived everywhere throughout the world as a country that brings peace and help, and here, uh, our delegation came with a humanitarian mission. we brought help to women and children. we brought food, we brought clothes and the second goal, of course, is to see with our own eyes. everything that happens then see everything talk to the locals. and here is the first observation. we passed, we passed donetsk, mariupol today we were in mariupol, they brought it to the humanitarian aid center, they gave it away attitude towards our country and the leader of our state. you understand people love lukashenka so much, belarus is so loved and you know why exactly what we bring to the world and you know people here l

who is most concerned about a resurgent liberal democrat party?ale: the prime minister should be concern for a start because his constituents have a slim majority and he would be wiped out under the circumstances. the west country of england, a strong, old-fashioned tradition. my father was a liberal. but not a liberal democrat. he was an old-fashioned liberal democrat, a whig. they are now one nation tories as i am myself. there is a strong feeling that this prime minister has trashed the reputation of the tory party for honor, decency and compassion and we want to get back to one nation conservatism and that is what we are fighting for. we are fighting for the soul of our party. that is why i'm speaking as strongly as i am because i believe and what i am saying but please understand, i am saying it for myself. tom: do you think it is incumbent that cabinet ministers need to take a deep look at what is happening? and it needs to be a cabinet minister or a number of them that resign -- is that the next breaking point? as at the point where the pri

marriage equality, 65% in favor according to a newspaper poll in 2021 but the long ruling liberal democratic partyrogress on the issue. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. guy? guy: thank you very much, indeed. elon musk is set to address twitter employees at a companywide meeting. first time he has done so since late april. it feels like a long time ago. joining us with a preview of what to expect in the conversation, i'm sure it's going to be a conversation, ed ludlow joins us from san francisco. what do we expect them to say? is he going to tell staff? ed: there has apparently been a slack channel at twitter for staff to submit questions and management would look at them and collate them and there are some key themes. the first is obvious, is this deal going to happen? it's a question that we all have, the market. beyond that there is a lot of interest in his politics. debate about some of the things that he has said not sitting well with certain employees. there's also interest in his work fr

maybe only the liberal democratic party, by the way, it was vladimir zhirinovsky who was the first into prepare for zyuganov's anniversary . because you listen to such nonsense that it is a shame to sit in this hall on the duma rostrum zyuganov comes out only in especially important cases a short lesson from the leader of the communist party on oratory. everything must match the content, including the timbre of the voice. i somehow read at the churchillins in the margins it is written those weak, amplify in voice. here is another piece of advice from zyuganov , now the leader of other factions, the head of the communist party explains, why at especially important moments of the meeting it is worth sitting his faction, as he can see the mood in half a turn, how you can see how the police vote. what to expect? in principle, not to lose vigilance over the years, he learned. in the ninety- eighth, part of the communists, unexpectedly for zyuganov , voted for kiriyenko and he became prime minister in 2002 seleznev of the hot gubenko refused part with the duma posts, although the party orde

that is the democratic party isn't as liberal as some progressives wish it were. democratic party identify as either moderate or conservative. that's specifically true of voters of color, who of course make up the democrat party's base. and very liberals within the democratic party found that only about a fifth of all democrats identify as very liberal. that's why someone like chesa boudin in san francisco, they had no problem tossing him out. >> so, you're saying a fifth of the party again. i have to remind people, only about 35% of the public identifies as democrat. you're talking about a fifth of a third, you're getting smaller numbers. >> you're only talking about a tenth to an eighth. >> right. that is obviously very significant. president biden obviously recognizes a problem for his party. that's why you've said the voters have sent a message, calling on states to invest more money in policing. this is a bigger problem than san francisco. >> yes. it is a bigger problem than san francisco. if you look nationally, look at the polling, the percentage of american

fraternal people now in the donbass, our humanitarian mission is a large delegation of the liberal democratic partyed in the donetsk people's republic about the purpose of the visit and the situation in the region in an exclusive commentary to our tv channel , the party leader oleg gaidukevich told. belarusians have one mission everywhere - it is peaceful and humanitarian. we are perceived everywhere all over the world, as a country that brings peace and help, and here, uh, our delegation came with a humanitarian mission. we brought help to women and children. we brought food, we brought clothes and the second goal is, of course, to see with your own eyes everything that is happening, to see everything, to talk with the locals. and here is the first observation. we passed, we passed donetsk, mariupol today we went to mariupol there, they brought a humanitarian center. help gave this attitude to our country and to the leader of our state. do you understand people they love belarus so much, they love lukashenka so much, and you know why exactly for what we bring to the world and you know people here

liberal democratic party activists held a light action of the us embassy so the youth decided to supportare near the building of the american representation. square of the donetsk people's republic on the nearest embassy building. the roadway was projected with an image calling on washington to stop support. he has nazis in ukraine, and also the americans were demanded to stop the supply of weapons all over the planet and stop inciting conflicts in other countries. western companies have lost almost 60 billion dollars due to the withdrawal from russia, the otkryjornal newspaper reports, the journalists specify that this estimate is based on public data of companies and in fact the losses may be even greater, according to the publication , the mcdonald's network after the sale of business in russia is expected losses up to one and a half billion dollars, the oil and gas company exxonmobil lost almost 3.5 billion side effects of anti-russian sanctions, and also in europe in the uk gasoline prices the record for the last 17 years has been updated. a liter costs more than 180 pence, which is

which is far more blue color than neighboring soul, is normally considered safe for the liberal democratic party. but lee has been finding it unexpectedly tough, especially emerging from the pandemic will show her thought. i hope this market can be revitalized so that ordinary people can eat and have a better life for the color palette. item has been said, democrats need to reflect a little more now. i hope they don't lose that original cause and to better engage in the same elections. 4 years ago the democratic party scored a landslide. grabbing 14 of these 17 big city mare and provincial governor possessions now racked by in fighting over controversial policies. they face much closer races across the country. these elections will not just be a verdict on the new president, but also on the man and his party that he defeated robin cried al jazeera. so the lads on the eldest renews our security agreement between china and the solomon islands raises concern in the white house coming up and or one of golf biggest stars defect from the us tour to join a rival theories backed by saudi arabia. pop det

democratic parties. also to reshape the party to make it much more focused on those types. from a very liberal members of the democratic party been called today, but is there critique? john what he had many choice words of really being frustrated. what was the southern voice network. another is the call the democrats the leisure class it was this idea it was time to promote more upper middle class and upper class for interest. with the traditional values. it wasla marginalize labor but also other marginalized groups. and instead of a strategy of trying to win elections and having policy that focused on extending with that marginalized community trauma was a response to thess electoral success the dlc saw the 1990s? tremont this because really challenging a special becomes really a challenge in 1982 when bill clinton runs. after having had 12 years of the republican domination, it becomes really difficult to challenge the dlc. many people are critical they come out publicly critical but ultimately supporting bill clinton because they really see it as the only chance it is better to have a democ

trying to do was shape the electoral strategy of the democratic party and the ideology of the party, make it more focused on those things. >> host: for liberal members of the democratic party, what we would call progressive today, what was their critique of the dlc? >> guest: jesse jackson had many choice words probably captured on c-span, really being frustrated. one of them was the southern boys network, primarily white southern men. another, the democrats, the leisure class, this idea that it was trying to promote more upper middle-class and upper-class corporate interests and not standing for what the democratic party's traditional base was. there was a fear that it was trying to marginalize labor from having a say but also other marginalized groups and people of color and instead of a strategy of trying to win elections and having policies that still focus on expanding the base within marginalized more focused on tailored policy and upper middle-class suburban voters. >> host: what was their response to the electoral success the dlc saw? >> this is challenging especially in 1992 when bill clinton runs, after having 12 years of republica

richard was such a fantastic candidate, i'm so delighted we can welcome him into the liberal democrat parliamentary partyng as an independent when it did in 2019 back as a conservative candidate and i think that had an impact on my particular case. i think the important thing to take away is working very hard and responding to constituents and doing everything you can. i think what will make the difference for a wretched compare to me is the context in which she is coming into the party. we have had quite a lot of success recently and a party on the up. when i won in 2016 it wasjust a party on the up. when i won in 2016 it was just after the referendum and a valuable election result in 2015 but i think people have renewed confidence and the liberal democrats as a parliamentary party that we can hold the government to account and i think more than anything yesterday's result in tiverton and honiton was sending a very clear message the payments that people want him to go. in some ways it is a message rather hope it does not heed the denture is to get a new conservative leader and prime minister in the conc

will be created and the head of the committee on international affairs, the leader of the liberal democratic partytion, will decide on the residents of the liberated territories liberated from neo-nazism . how to live on, we considered this situation completely by analogy with the crimean spring of 2014. the factions are united in what is necessary do everything for the development of the dpr you can count on us any minute, we do this disinterestedly at the call of the heart with full awareness of what is happening in this world and we love, i really am the fatherland of the fourteenth year, uh, and our entire party with all my heart and soul you. eh, and i have been in donetsk a lot over the years, right now. extreme business trip for the first time visited luhansk. and you know him when i say that we are waiting for you in our common house. it's not just uh, so common. uh, let's say a phrase, but on occasion it's missing and new people they are confident in the modern world. everyone should have freedom of choice, we need such a victory in which we will begin to live better. they are worse. we a

liberals and democracies. today it is such a large confederation of political parties that are liberal and liberal- democraticuropean union who profess liberal and democratic values ​​who first of all put the rule of law in the first place enjoy a free economy who can help us e by the way, we now we are preparing to receive a candidacy for membership of the european union, and what connections that this political force currently has can help us a lot, you can also serve in various advocacy processes, because we understand that not all countries support our candidacy and then membership in the european union therefore, the union should use such an opportunity when a great political power becomes part of the european family. well, of course, we will make the most of the opportunity to convey our position to all representatives of the international community we understand that now there are a lot of things that concern our state, they should be done in relation to the defense sector, but we also need to look to the future, and precisely our future - this is the integration of ukraine into the european union, we

this in the shortest possible time while speaking at the conference of the alliance - liberal democrats for europe partyad of the irish government noted that he fully understands that ukraine's future is in the european union. martin believes that eu leaders should grant ukraine candidate status in june on the accession to the eu, these were the main news for the moment, i say goodbye to you until our next meeting. well, then the company marathon and a will continue together. my colleagues olga nimtseva and max zborovsky stood and will stand as they have for 103 days therefore, on the information watch tonight on the air of the tv channel, the council of the general national marathon, the only news, olga nimtseva, well, thanks to our defenders, we can say that we thank you for our life and we will do everything to ensure that you live . there is a decision regarding the status of a member candidate for ukraine the future of the union as a strong union , the president of ukraine volodymyr zelenskyy stated this during a video address, this is a key political issue right now, we expect the decision of the

liberal democrats, - 481. applause ford, richard i john, liberal democrats, 22500 and... (cheering) hurford, helen, the conservative party,393. applause gwendolyn elizabeth, liz pohl, labor party, 1562. applause ruffalo, francesco robert, commonly known as frankie ruffalo, the four britain movement, 146.- ruffalo, the four britain movement, 146. yes! applause walker, benjamin _ movement, 146. yes! applause walker, benjamin lee, commonly known as ben walker, uk independence party, 241. applause. wescott, gillian margaret, commonly known as jill wescott, the green party, 1064. applause. the number of ballot papers rejected was 113. the turnout was 52.3%. i do hereby declare that richard john ford is duly elected. when i turnaround that is in terms of result! i know you are doing the calculations but you are blowing and whistling and amazed at that. yes, it is a stunning result. it is notjust a win for the liberal democrats, it is a thumping. this is a seat that had a majority of 24,000 at 2019 election and 60% of the vote, one of the safest conservative seats in the country and it has been a conservative seat for a century

ukraine from several political forces are currently on the drive of the alliance of liberals and democrats for europe partyin, ireland , among them and on samsung from the voice of mrs. inna, tell us about your front of diplomatic work and the first results of the trip of their people's deputies to i'm joking, and we heard that the people's hearing was also taken to this party. and there they were taken in full force, or did they say listen, there are a couple of people there who are more communist, we will definitely not be like brothers, we all know by hand i mean, there is one head of the committee like that, i want to tell the most unfortunate person among the athletes that they are now liberals. yes, and so far i do not know whether this information was passed on to him or not, and because there are some questions regarding the liberality and democracy of the party, the servant of the people but we will hope that they will grow up to these beautiful and correct ideas uh-uh positive i agree positive this is how we weld as a person after all from a teaching environment i believe that people can grow and

shape the electoral strategy at the democratic party, but also to shake reshape theology of the party to make it much more focused on those types, so for the very liberal members of the democratic party back, then what we would call progressives today. what was their critique of the dlc? well, they called it and jesse had many choice words. probably captured on c-span. um, but of really being really frustrated, i mean one of them was that there was an old it was a southern voice network because it was primarily white southern men. another critical one is that they're the democrat he called them the democrats of the leisure class and that it was this idea that it was sort of trying to promote more upper middle class and upper class corporate interests and not really standing for what the democratic parties traditional base traditional base and values what there was a fear both that it was trying to marginalize labor from having us say, but also also other marginalized groups and a particularly people of color and instead of strategy that of kind of trying to win elections and having policy that focus on extending the face with within marginalized commun

in 2019, a different sort of seed, rural and conservative, stronghold, this time the liberal democrats, the third partyback of several spectacular by—election wins that the lib dems have had and the conservatives of well. what will the effect of that? the first time a governing party is lost two seats in a set of by—elections since 1991, and it would further erode boris johnson's authority, further erode the confidence of conservative mps on him. yes, he survived narrowly, a confidence vote, but the whole premise and aura of boris johnson, his past political personality, his leadership, that the first really successful winner for the conservative party since margaret hatcher arguably, the first one to really win a weighty, chunky majority in a general election and he did it by threading the different parts of his coalition together, more working—class, combined with the more traditional conservative southern heartlands, and if he loses both of those seats tonight, it will be a suggestion that it's unravelling but it doesn't mean he will lose the next general election but he will lose seats as parties d

the liberals here, the democratic party, and now they've had their own problems with controversial policies that they've been pushing in fighting between themselves over those policies. so you do have this interesting shift here and they political landscape of south korea 4 years ago when they had these elections, the liberals who were in power at the time really were on something of a high that just had a successful winter olympic games. they had, you know, all of this at a dialogue going on between donald trump and kim jong on these are fabulous summits . all of that has now gone. so it would, will be very much a test, not just a views, popularity, but also a verdict on the state of the liberals. a here in south korea are at a rama pro lifers there in sol. rob, thank you. korean pop supergroup. bts has been at the white house to highlight crimes against asians and people at asian heritage in the us. the singers attended as youth ambassadors promoting a message of respect. i say they're devastated by a recent spate of hate crimes that also held a close meeting with president joe biden in t

the head of the international committee of the state duma and the leader of the liberal democratic partyonid slutsky , suggested that in response to the actions of lithuania, russia could ban transit through its territory by a lithuanian trucker or stop importing goods through a sports lighter. however , he does not consider it right to respond with a ricochet to the provocations of neighbors in the current conditions. but the western press is practically demanding that russia respond harder. to be satisfied with meager measures would mean for russia to expose itself to ridicule. therefore, how putin will resolve this situation will be a real litmus test , unfortunately, high-ranking russian officials. already announced tough sanctions against lithuania without asking. and how these could actually look if russia does not clarify what these measures will be, then no one will take russia's words seriously anymore, they even say that the kaliningrad issue will become the main one in the future. the nato summit in madrid will discuss russia's possible military response from blocking lithuani

wait, let's do it without gay doubts, as it is customary to say, you mean the liberal democratic partyave no doubts , very good. yes, does this mean that in your scale of value, representatives of uh, there are non-traditional sexual orientations are not allowed to work in the russian parliament. no what then you say? why do i see people on the other side in all seriousness, they say that we need one. yes, i didn’t quite understand, yes, yes you did it so that i would run with the games. this is the biggest problem that our triple is worth, but no, of course, but we have dear, today, unfortunately, victor joseph is missing everything and other problems. not now either. in the country, he always talks, who always talks bullshit. here it is, that the number of people, please, these guys has not changed for years. that's what happens in percentage terms, judging by the latest sociological research. it's not the one and a half percent there that mr. naevich tells us about in the united states. i don't know. well, here's the official information, because they were allowed to name anyone the

in the '70s as well there's the marked turn in the democratic party and marked turn in liberal parties worldwide and thomas is part of that from his corner of the intellectual world, he's also making a marked turn and filtering that through his black nationalist commitments. >> well put. >> and there's a question of thomas how he relates to the black public, but he's quite unpopular with the black public. and the funny thing -- understatement. [laughter] >> the funny thing as a parn thetical, that uses him, cost clarence thomas count as a black person, it's a serious issue that people argue and grapple with. on a personal note. it's funny-- maybe funny is not the right word. in some ways he remind me very much of the men in my life as a child. i'm from a military family, i'm from a kind of conservative family, religious family, one that's very committed to these institutions of black community and there are things that thomas says that i have heard almost verbatim from my father or my grandfather, whom ever, and yet, my father, who has said to me many times, the difference between now

it was good night for the liberal democrats who overturned a 211,000 tory majority to win the by—election in tiverton and honiton — let's speak to the leader of the partyssage to conservative mps boris johnson must go. you say the messa . e boris johnson must go. you say the message is — boris johnson must go. you say the message is boris _ boris johnson must go. you say the message is boris johnson _ boris johnson must go. you say the message is boris johnson must - boris johnson must go. you say the message is boris johnson must go. | message is borisjohnson must go. would you not rather the message he the lib dems are the party we want and have confidence in?— and have confidence in? there is definitely that. _ and have confidence in? there is definitely that. it _ and have confidence in? there is definitely that. it was _ and have confidence in? there is definitely that. it was a - and have confidence in? there is definitely that. it was a positive | definitely that. it was a positive vote. our candidate richard ford had beenin vote. our candidate richard ford had been in the british army ten years and left as a major. a local community person. he

following the devastating by—election result for the conservative party, losing seats in tiverton and honiton to the liberal democrats. ukraine and moldova have both been granted candidate status by the european union — the first step towards joining the bloc. european leaders gathered in brussels to sign off the move. georgia has applied to join but has yet to be made a candidate. ukraine applied days after the russian invasion in february and the process has moved at a record speed, but the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen, said it would be merit based and "by the book". this is a very defining moment and a very good day for europe today. i warmly congratulate president zelensky, president sander, presidency life is really. all three countries are part of a european country was not we have never had any doubt about that, and today's historic decision by leaders confirms that. it grants all through the perspective of eu accession and it lays down the path ahead. but with 27 members already and with disagreements over everything from migration to climate change, can the eu afford to expand fu

insert yell that they were predicted to do well, but i think they opposition to them the democratic party, the liberals here, and they were surprised just by the scale of their beating. there were a couple of bright spots for the liberals here. they held on to ganga province. this is by far the most populous province here in south career. it's the one that surrounds the capital sol. at one point they had been predicted that day, possibly they were going to lose it, but when all the votes were counted, they held on to that province by the tiniest of margins, a 0.15 of one percentage point. also probably the best known a liberal phase here at lee james young. he was the candidate that lost the presidential election back in march. he was fighting for a seat in the national assembly and one of the bi elections that was also taking place. he managed to take that c, but it was something up a tough fight, but the rest of it looks pretty bleak out for the political landscape here for the liberals with the conservatives. the p. p. p. taking 12 of these as 17 main battle grounds for big city go mass ships and al

if he loses both of those, particularly it one where the liberal democrats are one of the top partiestry like the greens, if he loses that, he is in severe trouble. and we have a house of commons privileges committee publicly looking into whether the prime minister lied to the house of commons. so yes, he won last night technically and in arithmetic terms, but it is not over. >> the opposition came out in opposition of the vote and criticism of boris johnson. do you think his days are numbered? >> it is very clear that when three quarters of his backbench mps, backbench tory mps say they have no confidence in him, it is time to go. johnson only survived the vote of confidence because of the large number of tory mps who are ministers, junior ministers, parliamentary secretaries who are part of the government. when you have lost control of three quarters of your own backbench parliamentary party, never mind the rest of the country, clearly your days are numbered. theresa may survived a vote of confidence with a larger margin of this at was gone within a few months. it is not just the fa

corks will be popping because it absolutely suits all the opposition parties, the labour party, the liberal democratsote of confidence with a large number of conservative mps voting against him and now another set of very bad by—election results, plus we have this cost—of—living crisis, plus we have inflation going up, there will be a lot of industrial unrest. from a raw, brutal political point of view, yes, it does fit the opposition parties but they have to do more than just rely on boris johnson's unpopularity. this will be a big boost for the labour party. it will be a boost for keir starmer. i think there was a feeling of flatness in the labour party over the last couple of weeks. this really pick them up, particularly the size of the swing because that is a thing that commentators were really going to be taking over — just picking over and if it were reduced, people would say is that enough for the labour party to do the business? this is very, very good news for keir starmer. i think the labour party will be very, very pleased. the other thing that was interesting was i was hearing from some p