it and came out as a top figure from local authorities. it wasn't possible _ local authorities.ng spent and where and it was a very— what was being spent and where and it was a very sensitive area for obvious— it was a very sensitive area for obvious reasons. i think it is fairly— obvious reasons. i think it is fairly reasonable to assume that local— fairly reasonable to assume that local authorities were translating where _ local authorities were translating where lives were being protected through— where lives were being protected through the lens which they had at that time — through the lens which they had at that time. do through the lens which they had at that time. ,, through the lens which they had at that time. y., ., through the lens which they had at that time. , ., ., ., that time. do you agree that the oorest that time. do you agree that the poorest areas — that time. do you agree that the poorest areas in _ that time. do you agree that the poorest areas in england - that time. do you agree that the - poorest areas in england experienced disproportionately higher cu

in the local authority.t — a5 officer in the local authority. it was not welcomed by all and there were some _ it was not welcomed by all and there were some l055e5 which we might come on too _ were 5ome l055e5 which we might come on too but— were some l055e5 which we might come on too but i_ were some l055e5 which we might come on too. but i think broadly now, and pa rticula rlv — on too. but i think broadly now, and particularly since the last three particularly 5ince the last three years— particularly since the last three years it — particularly since the last three years it has been very clear that many— years it has been very clear that many of— years it has been very clear that many of those public health director colleagues have really ri5en many of those public health director colleagues have really risen to the challenge — colleagues have really risen to the challenge in our very respective senior— challenge in our very respective senior leaders in the communities. would _ senior leaders in the comm

inspired program, and i think visionary in that sense, but local governments, local communities, local churches and they are all participating and they are investing in their future and it helps all of us as the general sense and i think we have a tremendous opportunity to build on that and covid demonstrated to all of us we're not immune from the diseases that people think connell come from other countries and we're in a small world and need to make sure that we build those relationships with people and nothing demonstrates things more as i said earlier than caring for the child, mother, or father of the family and people see that as a relationship that they want to invest in. so when we compete with other countries around the world, we should be the best and we should compete. it gives us an advantage when locals say, hey, when there wasn't anything in their special interest, when they weren't going to gain monetarily, they did the right thing. let's dot right thing by them as well. i think we can have a success on that, and i think that's a bipartisan issue and both parties know the

reading, who voted for the draft law that concerns the transfer of urban planning conditions from localelf-government to some central authorities, you know this a symbiosis in the parliament of the servants of the people or a part of the dry people, the former zoopzzh, and to which are added deputies who are surely corrupt in one way or another, and it seems to me that we it is very important in the parliament in order to prevent such votes, first of all to get rid of former members of the police, this is the fifth moscow column that does nothing good for ukraine, and then we receive the conclusions of the european commission negative in relation to ukraine, then we receive the conclusions of the venice commission negative in relation to in relation to ukraine, and the root of this evil lies in the union of part of the servants of the people and former members of psg , the urban planning law that caused the reaction of the european parliament oleg sinyutka and after that bohdan ferenc well, it seems to me that here it is clear that they wanted to kill the powers of local self-government

inspired program and a visionary in that sense, both local governments, local communities and churches they are all participating. they are investing in their future and it helps all of us as the general said, i think we have a tremendous opportunity to keep building on that. covid i think demonstrated to all of us that we are not immune from these diseases that sometimes people think only come from other countries. we are in a small world now and need to make sure we build those relationships with people and i think nothing demonstrates things more than was said earlier caring for the child, caring for the mother, caring for the father of the family that people see that as a relationship that they want to invest in. so when we compete with other countries around the world we g should be the best and compete but it gives you an advantage when locals say when they were not going to gain monetarily they did the right thing. let's do the right thing by them as well and we can have success on that. boths of the parties know they want to see american leadership in saving lives around the wo

most local residents.ury, next year. he will celebrate 30 years. married with seven children, five adults have gone all over the world, two live a daughter of aminata, and a son of yunus, they are teaching. tsya in the sixth grade helps them with homework bought a board, for each correct task completed, he encourages the family. momo sent his daughter to school at the age of 3. now she is 9 years old in guinea, they look not at the age, but at the intellectual level of the child, his ability to learn, so she is in the same class with yunus, who , for 2 years, the older sister, the boy dreams of becoming a professional football player, when he grows up in africa this is the most popular sport , moreover for teenagers from the village. he became one of the few chances to escape abroad and make good money. however, life in africa is gradually changing its way of life, and the strangeness is getting richer, including through the investment of foreign companies in 2011 to 2021. nord gold paid the government of

road, local schools, and local health services for the communities in -- impacting by those development? >> that is the government is reforming section 106 payment system to ensure the development is matched by infrastructure press because the current system sees too little a developers properties going to build a schools, hospitals, or transport infrastructure and also to slow and play by uncertainties and that happens to smaller local developers. it will be replaced by a new nonnegotiable local determent infrastructure levy. >> i wish to start by paying tribute to legend. and scotland means national tv former manager who sadly passed in recent days breed and all him is him celebrating -- and to all muslim celebrating eid. he told them in the face of ever-increasing mortgage bills they simply need to hold their nerve. may i ask him where was the last time he struggled to pay a bill? >> the reason mortgage rates are rising is because of inflation. that is the root cause which is why it is the right policy to tackle and reduce inflation back to target. that doesn't mean we have to make e

what is local red clay used for?tion, the construction gave work to immigrants, most of the employed, and there are only about 6 hundred of them here - these are the future tenants with me. my neighbors work here, the guys whom i knew as children , such houses as we build ourselves have never even seen, of course, cannot be compared with where we live now, the project plans about 700 houses. in each terrace, the kitchen will be shared by several families ; polygamy is allowed, so they gather for a meal in a large company for a comfortable stay . six wells were cut in the village to a depth of 67 m. from where the locals will take water according to all analyzes. it is environmentally friendly incidentally, the mine indirectly provides over a thousand jobs by purchasing goods and services from locals. it also plans to employ an additional 300 people. after they start underground mining. now the final preparations are underway, when you go very deep, you have to remove a very large volume from the roof and thus incur v

i have had relationships with my local growers for 30 years. by shopping here and supporting us locally, you are also supporting the growers of the flowers, they are fresh and they have a price point that is not imported. it is really good for everybody. >> shopping locally is crucial. without that support, small business can't survive, and if we lose small business, that diversity goes away, and, you know, it would be a shame to see that become a thing of the past. >> it is important to dine and shop locally. it allows us to maintain traditions. it makes the neighborhood. >> i think san francisco should shop local as much as they can. the retail marketplace is changes. we are trying to have people on the floor who can talk to you and help you with products you are interested in buying, and help you with exploration to try things you have never had before. >> the fish business, you think it is a piece of fish and fisherman. there are a lot of people working in the fish business, between wholesalers and fishermen and bait and tackle. at the reta

well , these footage also appeared, in which a dormitory for the local of the local administration oflso said that it fired from volley fire installations at the building of the russian ministry of internal affairs in shibekino . before that, artik fighters recorded another appeal announcing the second phase of the offensive on the territory of russia. unfortunately, we do not we can ensure the evacuation of civilians from er border areas because the russian federation army shelled these areas, how do you prevent evacuation, stay at home, don't worry, the soldiers of the russian volunteer corps are not at war with peaceful desires. and defense p. oleksia my congratulations . i congratulate you. we are talking about a record number and firing of political missiles. drones and a record density of 100% effectiveness of the ppu for iskanders and calibers, but as we can see , the fragments of missiles are killing people. almost a year and a half after a full-scale war and 9 years of war, we are still discussing readiness shelters, why does this happen in your opinion and who will be respon

because a local resident also went on the air about 20 minutes ago and he said that the local russians also hiding their soldiers who were also drowned, that is, they probably drowned in in their trenches, when the russians blew up the kakhovo hpp, there is indeed information that they have significant non-combat losses, what is called , what they suffered because of the same thing, the same story provoked by a man-made disaster, and in addition, they have significant losses of weapons and equipment, which also but of course these losses of the enemy are to our advantage. as they say, but the local population is more concerned about the fact that they do not receive help, they receive it only in exchange for russian citizenship , the blackmail of passporting continues, the restriction of access to medical service due to the fact that there is no russian citizenship, the psychological and police pressure on the local population loyal to ukraine continues and a lot of locals report a lot of information that after the water recedes, people find their houses flooded in their houses, they f

the greens see an immediate crisis and a local culprit. the - crisis and a local culprit.. the residents of _ crisis and a local culprit. ii'téi residents of uxbridge and crisis and a local culprit. t"t2 residents of uxbridge and south ruislip are facing a cost of living crisis brought on by government poor decision—making, such as giving over £100 million every week to hs2. this is a terrible project and it is indefensible. it is costing our countryside, our green belt, tap water quality and it is undermining houses all across the south ruislip constituency. houses all across the south ruislip constituency-— constituency. other candidates include laurence _ constituency. other candidates include laurence fox, - constituency. other candidates include laurence fox, the - constituency. other candidates . include laurence fox, the reclaim party, steve gardner, ftp, rebecca jane, ukip. eight bucolic feel on hazy summer days, in the distance the big smoke which will be looking carefully towards this gentle part of the world. that's all from us tonight. mark's here tomorrow. goo

well , how are you a local resident still local famous well of secret passages, a real well. i put a blow to this pebble. today i will have an excursion to one of the delicious enterprises of this city. and who is not here, please, deer, noble now we are in the maturation chamber. real wolf hello it's a rock paper scissors quest. today our tourist will go to the city where everything is saturated with love, its name is read by emotions and feelings. the most loving people live there. and even there, even the wolves are not evil intrigued, then we'll check. hello lena hello alesya hello. today you are going to any. uh huh so. i have three clues for you in exchange for three correct answers, as usual. so, on which river stands, the city of lyuban lyubava no love no, i haven’t been in any of it, i give up, i don’t know, maybe olesya or maybe it was a river and a lubanka. no, what other options are there? well, if not love, then ares correctly second question. why is lyuba called the second soligorsk? uh-huh, either you can’t be far away and it’s delicious to eat there, yes, well

uh, shots, published by local residents in social networks on according to preliminary data, no one was under the bridge. at the same time, do not pass now. as the mayor of voronezh wrote in his telegram channel , in the near future they will declare a state of emergency on a regional scale, according to eyewitnesses, a pole with wires almost collapsed on one of the streets. and right on a busy road, the last time such weather was in voronezh in mid- april. then, too, the street was seriously flooded after the rain, and local residents regularly complain about problems with storm sewers. in november 2010, a terrible tragedy occurred in the village of kushchevskaya, then the participants the criminal gang of local businessman sergei tsapok brutally killed 12 people. how the gang was born, who helped it and covered up the crime, see the investigation of eduard petrov kushchevka immediately after the advertisement. alfa-bank credit card with instant delivery throughout the country alfa-bank is the best mobile bank for 10 years, sbermarket has been delivering products from your favorite sto

as local news options grow few and far between. i am radio offers free hyper local journalism. from high school football, scores to city council coverage. a. am radio can provide consumers local coverage, they can't get anywhere else. and in many areas, i am radio is broadcasting spanish, the enemies, and other languages spoken in the community. so in many ways, am radio remains a lifeline. as we continue to push advances in nobility. it is important that we balance innovation with access. i am hopeful that this hearing will help us do just that. i am excited to hear from our witnesses today and with that, i yield council my time. >> thank you. the gentlelady yields back her time, the chair now recognizes five minutes, the chair of the full committee, the general lady from washington. thank, you mister chairman. thank you to the witnesses for being here today. >> my constituents in eastern washington rely on a am radio. it is how they hear the news in their communities, listen to sports, and receive information during emergencies. in many parts of my district, fm radio is spott

it was a short-term, local solution. drag performers increase, fueled by republicans on the national stage. >> florida is where woke goes to die. >> we have had enough of drag queens gyrating in front of children. >>, which taxpayer money should go to fund drag queen story hours on military bases? laura: the agenda has taken hold in texas. >> i am speaking in opposition to sv 12. laura: or a ban on drag performances in front of kids were among the dozens of anti-lgbtq bills introduced by republicans the session. >> drag shows are sexually explicit and exposes kids to sexuality and identity that should be resolved -- reserved for adults. laura: opponents say drag is an art form and parents should decide what is appropriate for their kids. ultimately, the explicit reference to drag is removed from the legislation due to fear of legal challenges. >> even though it does not specifically say drag anymore, it is still going to be a tool that can be used to target drag queens and the lgbtq community as a whole. these people can

so helping us gather very localized data so the work we do is tailored to local needs.and by way of one example i would say in malawi there's an organization global hope mobilization really inspiring group that is the direct of a mentor of the real whole of society approach across really all the four p's. there is no international media. it's very effective group of locals in a country that is experiencing like a democratic and human rights opening so really important moment to take advantage of. in terms of you asked about the senior official accountable on some level, i regret to note that it's me. we are in the center, we are vastly smaller than jtip in terms of a dedicated antitrafficking office. that is somewhat ballots by the fact that our missions are implemented any more decentralized way, the vast budget of usaid's worked on the group. >> thank you, mr. chairman. yield back. >> thank you thank you . i can want to thank you for your leadership. i thank you for your patience. this is a very long but i think a very, very insightful hearing from first our first pan

, reform of local self-government, those who want our cities not to turn into chaotic development into endless favelas or, on the contrary, into endless high-rise buildings built without taste , in order for corruption to stop in this area of ​​urban planning, which is a significant part of the economy , which is very important before the reconstruction of ukraine, which we will need after our victory, that means two positions, as i understood, local self-government is neglected and neglected and neglected by this law of specialists, that is, architects i.e. two, two big forces, in fact, he is deprived of the opportunity to influence and simply someone came, someone bought a piece of land, what he is building there, it does not bypass anyone, this is a local obligation, cannot interfere, architects cannot interfere in local communities , cannot interfere, and so on and so on. that's why i understood this correctly, absolutely correctly. and how to make it so that look, my first thought is like that of the devil's advocate in order to speed it up, because the other side of the same prob

but at the same time shows benefits to the local community and also to the local environment. >> i wanttalk about this idea of over tourism. what does that mean and how is it impacting tahoe as well? >> that term has been used a lot lately. when covid hit, people around the world flocked to the outdoors because it was so good for your mental health and physical health and it was safe to be outside. there was a feeling that there were too many people for the space that we had. the way we look at it is tahoe is open. no gate, we are not keeping people from coming here, but we have to do a better job of managing when people are here. we also have to recognize we don't have to advertise tahoe in the summer, plenty of people are coming. instead, the resort associations are focusing on messaging to those people when they are here, how they can treat tahoe with more respect, how they can take care of it when they are here. >> full transparency, i lipreading because apparently, everybody can hear you but me. i will say t items in the document. what are some other parts other than over tourism b

i'm sure it's a local gang that took over.ole district, perhaps not only ours, was intimidated, not only by the entire local population, but also by the police. police, well, in principle, works for them, not for the state. if you want to be sure, walk the streets. ask people, they will tell you if they are not afraid. bastrykin in kushchevskaya, the first suspects were detained, then the arrests went on daily, and on november 15, the leader of the gang , sergei boots, was behind bars. tried for a few days maldives after which returns the next day. after he returned, he was detained in rostov , the alleged customer of the massacre was detained in the village of kushchevskaya, krasnodar territory. this is sergei tsapok, a businessman and, according to the investigation, the leader of a criminal group that for a long time extorted money from local farmers for the massacre in the village of kushchevskaya detained two more suspects. these are 31-year-old andrei bykov and 24-year-old sergey karpenko, the criminals were caught at th

because we have ten districts in our city, we have ten heads of local government, of local districts, must care about the accessible shelters and having them in good condition and i would like to highlight that the tragedy was during the strikes that we have had this month. local government had a care of the shelters.— care of the shelters. thanks for “oininr care of the shelters. thanks for joining us- _ now — if you were watching yesterday — you'll have seen the story about some of india's top female wrestlers threatening to throw their medals into the river ganges — to highlight their allegations of sexual harrassment, by the former chief of india's wrestling federation. images have gone viral — but our bbc verified team has been investigating the way some of the images have been manipulated with al software. with more on this, courtney bembridge is in the newsroom. take us through the background and the apparent doctoring of the images. the apparent doctoring of the imaaes. ., ., ., ., ., ., images. for more than a month indian wrestlers have — images. for more than a month indian

we are in need in local hospitals. we are always — are in need in local hospitals. many elderly people. _ because there are very many elderly people, who are suffering a lot, and many _ people, who are suffering a lot, and many people refuse to be emigrated so they— many people refuse to be emigrated so they need sometimes this critical first aid _ so they need sometimes this critical first aid assistance which is provided _ first aid assistance which is provided by hospitals but also by different — provided by hospitals but also by different red cross societies which are present there and other organisations. there is a huge spectrum _ organisations. there is a huge spectrum of these needs of people in the kherson region and everything there _ the kherson region and everything there i_ the kherson region and everything there i can — the kherson region and everything there i can mention will be critically— there i can mention will be critically needed there. gk, there i can mention will be critically needed there. 0k, from the international _ critically needed there

geoff: when we talk about the collapse of local news, a report last year from medill's local news initiativeound that, since the year 2005, the u.s. has lost more than a quarter of its newspapers, and is on track to lose a third by the year 2025. what's lost when we lose local news outlets? steven: we're losing about two newspapers a week currently in this country. and that almost understates the problem, because, in addition to the newspapers that are going out of business, the ones that are still there, you have the ones like in salinas, california, where you have the daily newspaper with no reporters. so those are kind of ghost newspapers. and it's a profound impact on american communities. it's been shown over and over again that, when local news goes away, you have more corruption, you have higher taxes, you have more polarization. you actually -- it's actually -- this collapse of local news is related to the rise of polarization, because what happens is, that vacuum that's created by the decline of local information gets filled by national cable tv or social media. so it's part of that

listen to local football games and local news. of course, like many my colleagues here, want to make sure that i am radio is vibrant and viable for many years into the future. if i'm honest, i'm a little conflicted with the concept of the federal government mandating how that is done. i come to this hearing with an open mind. now with a predetermine judgment. just simply an open mind. some of those memories also include eight track tapes. cigarette lighter's. many will windows and i find myself asking if a track tape industry had lobbied for a mandate would we still be listening to a track tapes. i don't think so. mr. chapman, let's agree that the vibrancy of am radio is important for entertainment, for education. clearly as we've heard today, for emergency situations. as a travel my district, i would challenge anyone have a more rural district than i have in utah. half of my district is actually friend here. i have more success streaming than i do getting aim radio signals. i'm wondering if we set aside this concept about cars fo

some local communities have seen their entire election departments resign. now, more than ever, election officials need our support. with the help of this committee, the eac is prepared to do all it can do to meet these challenges. over the past year, commissioners have rate doubled outreach by resuming travel across the country for in-person meetings, presentations, and visits with state and local election officials. discussions during these visits underscore not only the outstanding work of election administrators in the 2022 midterms, but also the significant impact of efforts by the federal government to provide guidance, monetary resources, and best practice materials. officials have expressed gratitude for resources related to safety and security. this includes over $900 million of security grants provided by congress, and administered by the eac. with support from congress in the form of an increased agency operating budget and more consistent have a funding for the states, the commission continues to fulfill its mission to improve the administration

and then upon we talked about federal, state and local partnerships and is our citizens on the ground here. i want to turn next to garcia the chair of the citizen's advisory committee. [applause]. >> thank you add administrator. good morning i'm the chair of citizen's advisory committee to the puc. cac a 17 member body rep 7ation from every district in the city and responsible for listen to concerns and ideas and chairing them with the puc. the left 5 years i served on the committee and proud of our engagement on behalf of resident and rate payors. i serve as executive director of the democratic party i'm speaking to you as a member of the communities. activist committed to environmental justice and equal decision making. . we know the past few years presented unique challenges. thanks to the mayor and city leaders our focus remainod affordability and investing wisely for the benefit of all san franciscans. the puc a key partner in this journey. always prioritizing people over prefers whether through assistance programs, discounts and resources to low income customers or good neighbor

this was a huge burden for all the local authorities and the last 3 years. is that okay, am i going to be the, the duty for, i don't know, the new upgrade coming from she on because i didn't, i didn't do what i should have this happen to show hi. actually, people are very angry about the, the, the why you didn't should, i should love the created love down in the beginning. people are angry because of that. so this is a constant battle between local and central authorities in china. let me ask you this how, how would you characterize the protests? i mean, it's almost ironic, right? but here in the us, we have protests with thousands of people are killed where buildings are burn. we have riots, we have disturbances in the streets, but now the western media, our media here in the united states, is pointing to china is protests and saying those protests, those protests are out of control. well, i mean, the demonstrations was actually pretty small in terms of number um, the most massive one was in show high on the weekend 2 days after the new measures . maybe lik

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context and adapted to local context. our counter trafficking work can follow in terms of four ps, invention, protection, prosecution and partnership. briefly, first, on prevention, we work 2 oh raise awareness of trafficking particularly with the most vulnerable groups and high risk communities by promoting public information and education campaigns. by way of example, in colombia, usaid is working to protect the rights of venezuelan migrants who are vulnerable to trafficking. this program is raising awareness about different methods of exploitation and we complement it with tools like training almost 4,000 service providers how to address trafficking issues. second, on protection, when we think about protecting trafficking survivors, usaid's approaches survivor centered, trauma informed. everything that was said in the first panel resonates deeply with us. we support around the world reintegration assistance for survivors, that means psychosocial and medical services, legal assistance, it means providing safe and secure

it is known that already in the local hospital were seven.ed about two, affected children from 6-8 years old, one had a fracture, the investigative committee initiated a criminal case, the article of which in legal language sounds like the provision of services that do not meet safety requirements. after receiving information, an investigative task force led by the head of the investigative department for the city of vsevolozhsk, as well as investigators , forensic investigators and police officers , immediately left for the scene of the incident. they put forward their own version. can't be. a 100%, i think so. yes, sure. and how well, why did she fall? that's normal. everything is done should not have fallen in any way. and if it is a blunder, then here are the results on the eve of the vsevolozhsk city court chose a measure of restraint for the director of the shapito circus, yevgeny kozlov, certain actions are prohibited for him. he is now suspect number one and will spend evenings and nights. here in the village, yanino-1, leningrad regi

it was jammed with civilian vehicles as locals. they were trying to figure out if they can go to she back and it probably collect more of their belongings, collect their pets and pro possibly evacuate some of the relatives that they had to go. that had to stay behind and had no means of evacuating. sophie's trap, so from the rounds. well, it is, the civilian cause and of these 2 people died that in general, since the beginning of ukraine's attacks against the region of belgrade, here in russia just showed over 14 civilians were killed. and also at the same time, on the ground, the ukrainian army, they tried to reach the russian ukraine folder, but that attack was successfully repelled, ukrainian side lost several of them with vehicles. at least 2 rang one of them. it was completely destroyed. and another one was abandoned by its crew as they were trying to make p, uh, photographs just outside the machine and well of the russian tillery got really, really close to that is comparable to the was days of the towns in the desk and the l

the locals are now rescuing animals and catch fish that was brought to the fields from the water , the crucian carp came, they are so healthy, there is a small one . in the first days in the districts it decreased to 20-50 cm, but in other places the water continues to arrive, they say in the regional hydrometeorological center that half a meter of water has already risen , but this is in the city of kherson. for 92 years they have been where there was no water, now water is arriving in ingulka, but today at this hour 6 m 22 cm under it is water, flood water of the shumenskyi microdistrict , despite the fact that it is far from the dnipro. this district, as well as belozerku stepanivka and neighboring villages the once dried river viryovchyna flooded, next to completely dry houses, there are flooded buildings on the first floor, but there are still people who categorically do not want to go, where will the children go ? i grew up here. the solution is that we have just moved to a second apartment. i don't want to go anywhere in my house. volunteers are helping as much as they can . peo

oleksandr, the local telegram channel skadovsky defender reports that the local morgue is filled withf russian of the military, is there any panic among them after such news ? well, they have been panicking there for a long time, at the beginning of active actions , remember even last month there were reports and that there is an advance of our troops about the capture of the bridgehead, but still all the same, there are a lot of them there, and if some go, others come, and today there are a lot of military personnel there. that is, there are no such collaborators either. there is no such stable non- movement. then please tell us about the sanitary situation of the epidemic city, if we know anything about it, i will remind you that skadovsk, in principle, has access to the black sea, and it is a wonderful place for recreation among ukrainians, and not only that, there was also the island of dzharylgach, you know, everything is incredible i have been to these places myself, and my soul really hurts because of everything that is happening there. please tell me, mr. oleksandr , is the ar

that seems to be firming up and what is being reported on local television.— is being reported on locale last few minutes _ television. you are right. in the last few minutes we _ television. you are right. in the last few minutes we had - television. you are right. in the last few minutes we had that i last few minutes we had that confirmed by the uk foreign secretary james cleverly confirming one of the injured children was a british national. explain the context in terms of attacks like this, they are not common but they have happened in the past in france. explain some of the history. when an one explain some of the history. when anyone hears _ explain some of the history. when anyone hears of _ explain some of the history. when anyone hears of an _ explain some of the history. when anyone hears of an attack- explain some of the history. when anyone hears of an attack of - explain some of the history. when anyone hears of an attack of this l anyone hears of an attack of this nature, you automatically assume it is part of a sequence which started in 2015 of islamist attacks. we had t

civilians, including three children, dozens of people injured, including a baby, russian troops hit a local cafe in the center of the city with s-300 missiles, we tell the details of the rescue operation in the ukrainian ministry of defense reports on the successes of the armed forces of ukraine in the direction of bakhmut, but the ukrainian military has not yet entered the city itself says the deputy minister of defense of ukraine , hanna malyar, according to her, the fortifications built by the ukrainian military during the defense of bakhmut are now preventing it from being released, but the confident advance on on all forms about the situation at the front, the offensive actions of the armed forces of ukraine speak with the military. lukashenko spoke to journalists about pvt. wagner and asked not to make him a hero. although he allegedly resolved the conflict between putin and prigozhyn and said that he was happy to welcome the wagnerites of belarusians, at least the state border service of ukraine is told of new groups there are no wagnerites on the territory of belarus yet. and we als

many local historians came here to explore this area.hey say that there were even baltic tribes here. this is indicated by a certain coloring of various earthenware, that is , plates of possible jars, apparently, these tribes differed somehow with us. and why, how did they swim here, of course, for sure, before the whistle river was more modern. by at least this cliff can talk about it. after all, such a cliff just didn’t form on its own, for sure, the water constantly washed away. perhaps the earthen rock was falling, but it seems to me that this river was constantly washing out the earth and sinking lower and lower, and this growth was formed. people who travel by rail first of all, landing at the asipovichi station, see one of the most, probably, historically important buildings of this city. this is a train station itself, but since recently, you will be surprised exactly here on this platform appeared another bright one. sight. this is a temple in honor of the icon of the mother of god of smolensk. i think you will definitely not se

local journalist of funds is why we're has multi task. there is no um investigation that they ask you a month. right. so both these are the one depend open from one of the additions of julie and i sold by security guards since 2019. it is reported that more than 5 people have died. if the result of being a victim of a gods with a wounded club locally called the wrong 5, the more to god's help in jobs, according to quote unquote. and it is believed that they have not been sentenced. and as in constituting the community that has been affected is seeking the inc, brings the amount of the kind of paint code beneficial to their family members, protection against the future human rights of all additions. and the change to the court system that they see has denied then just these vic and the national commission on human rights. and now what do montebello wanted to take immediate action? and so to ensure an voltage both to have a native audience and the idea of the month to feed into a statement that 18 of, of taking the allegations extremely ser

which involves state and local law enforcement, grants and state and local law enforcement. also grants to communities, to prevent the violence in the first place. there are many kinds of these committee violence intervention programs. they generally rely on having credible messengers. people who the community trusts for any number of variety of reasons. who go into the community, and try to explain to the community that the police are on their side. that's they need to be witnesses. be supportive. and develop trust between law enforcement in the communities. that is the bottom of all. this >> is certainly what we see and wilmington. and frankly, our chief of police just went to st. louis to be their new chief tonight. which, well, i coli the law enforcement caucus in the center in texas. one of the things we recently were talking about is the -- notification with senator cornyn and i lead last year. the president signed the law. it requires federal law enforcement to notify state and local authorities when somebody tells a background check, on the try to buy a gun. it has b

most of the locals found work in tourism.hutdown. male: no money, none. troy: now, that's all villas and bungalows all along the hill there. all pretty much empty. matt: with no money coming in, staff have been let go and maintenance is on hold. troy: this one went down the other day. pontoons are day-trip businesses. moor up against these big pontoons, and they then go into the island for tours to the instagram shots. this pontoon under normal circumstances would have had guys on it every day, checking it, diving on it, looking at it, you know. obviously, in these conditions, they simply don't. and a small leak can lead to this very quickly. you know, i've been here a long time, my staff are essentially family. instead of, you know, letting things fall away or shutting up shop, how do we ensure that they have jobs to come back to? matt: a short motorbike trip from lembongan is the island of ceningan. every day, people crossed this bridge to earn a living in lembongan's tourist trade. [speaking foreign language] matt: for gen

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local residents of crimea wrote to the public about the fact that they felt colonized and, in principle, we can conclude that for a ukrainian citizen, whatever his views, even russian propaganda all the same, after that he is in direct contact with russia , ukraine is still more acceptable, more understandable and more desirable for him, a ukrainian free woman and a ukrainian state that gives a person the right to dignity mrs. larisa, let's a simple example, let's analyze a real person, e.e., a ukrainian citizen, probably still, if he is not deprived of citizenship, oleg zubkov, e., a collaborator from the first days of e.e., the attempt to annex the russian federation, e.e., the crimean peninsula, supported lviv taigan parks in aquafresh with his buses there, and so on. then, during the year of the occupation , in fact, he got into a bit of trouble with the local authorities, and persecution began against him, and he began to produce theses like, oh, something is not very cool under russia, under ukraine, at least business was allowed, but actually now he steals our animals from our zo

and only after that, the locals will be able to return home.his also applies to the districts of the kherson region . in addition , a curfew will be established in the korabel and oil harbor microdistricts in kherson from today until june 19. it will be in effect from the 15th until noon of the next days to get food, drinking water and medicines, local residents who have not left the districts will be able to at specially designated points, also according to kudin, restrictions are also introduced on the territory oblast, in particular for the holiday season, so in kherson oblast it is now forbidden to visit beaches, reservoirs, forest parks and recreation areas located next to critical infrastructure and defense forces objects. also, in the oblast , control over the sale of fish and crayfish will be strengthened, and as a result of the disaster at kakhovsky gs on the coast of odesa trashes pieces of furniture, household appliances and landmines, but despite the danger, people still rest on the beaches, local authorities remind of the ban on vi

home to henichesk in kherson oblast , the explosions were planned, the video was made public by the local public, according to preliminary information, the barracks of the occupiers were hit, the world must be patient, ukraine has not yet used its main military forces in the counterattack and the liberation of the territory . syrsky in an interview with the guardian , according to him, the russians predicted where the ukrainian military could strike the strongest blow, but syrsky said that ukraine did not use the main forces in the counteroffensive at the moment, the command of the defense forces is looking for and feeling for weak points in the enemy's defense, the russians have begun to build a pontoon crossing under the chongar bridge, this was recorded by the satellite of the planets, the radio freedom-scheme project writes, also in the pictures traces of shelling are visible both on the chongar bridge and on the one nearby in the pictures from on may 18 , the kochangar bridge, which connects the temporarily occupied crimea with mainland ukraine, had not yet been crossed . the day bef