now what are the factors behind mali's economic progress? mali's quest for true independence. addressing. the nations on the 64th anniversary of his country's independence this year, malian transitional president asimi goita voiced his determination to resolutely follow the path laid out 64 years ago by the late president modibo keita, the first president of mali and his successors. president goita also hailed those who have contributed to the country's economic progress, particularly in the rural areas. let's take a listen, i salute all the stakeholders who contribute economic development efforts, particularly in the rural industrial sectors of trade, services and crafts. marleions, marleians, my dear compatriots, in 2024, the general agricultural census was launched paving the way for the digitalization of farms. rural agricultural developments continue to sustainably exploit the potential of the niger and senegal rivers. the government is strengthening interest supply and reacting to the price of cotton and grain and developing. agricultural research to improve seeds, accor

donya mali, the daily and continuous follow-up of mr. dr. donya mali, the official the ministry was both motivating and persuaded us to pay more attention to the preparation of the flat sports complex, which qualitatively includes both the grass , the platforms, and the scoreboard, all the different subjects, which are a necessary standard for robots. although we were a bit empty in batin shroud, thank god we were able to prepare the complex . we had a good operational plan . about 300,400 people are working daily. your colleagues are there again after this interview and now they are coming back to takhti sports complex friends, they are working day and night , various departments have been operationally planned there . you say that 99% of the scoreboard preparation has been done with quality scoreboard. farki is prepared for the game day on saturday. he is ready for the game on saturday. god willing, he will be ready. the discussion of the platforms is completely ready. the grass is prepared. thank god, the issue of the sound is completely

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this man from mali recently started working in a nearby factory that makes products from marble and graniteed| a lot of manpower in this profession, but it's tough, it gets cold. you have to lift heavy weight. so it's not thejob many young people here want to do, so immigrants provide an important opportunity for us. more than 38,000 undocumented migrants have arrived in spain so far this year. most of them travelling from africa to the canary islands. while these arrivals have generated fierce political debate, many believe the economic case for them to join the workforce is overwhelming. spain's central bank, whose headquarters are right behind me, recently published a report underlining the importance of immigration for the national economy. in fact, it said that, over the next 30 years, spain's going to need around 25 million immigrants in order to keep the economy on track. the low birth rate means the number of working age spaniards is shrinking. so you want to grow gdp and pay pensions for all the retiring baby boomers. you need to grow gdp in a different way. because there will not

ukrainian special services used moldova as a transit point for terrorists from mali, turkish media write about this. journalists got hold of the passports of two extremists. they contain stamps about crossing the moldovan-ukrainian border. earlier, there was information that ukrainian intelligence was helping the militants, including training them to operate drones. and also, regarding support. the un should take measures against the kiev regime. it has been established that extremists are being trained on the territory of ukraine, who then operate in africa. the golden dock is a landmark event in the modernization of the baikal-amur mainline, one of the largest in the world. laying the symbolic link that connected the western and eastern bam, the second railway track. and it is no coincidence that it was at this time. the rails of the first track converged exactly 40 years ago, as it was then and what is being done for development now, a report by alina sanoeva. engine driver smolyakov will begin laying the link, i understand you, engine driver smolyakov, we are beginning to lay the gol

theater, yura took me and medvedev into the maly theater, we worked, he worked for several years, ofnormal, normal, normal. well , not only did he partner in some performances, but i was so lucky, i worked with him as a director, he staged a retro play, according to gallin, we became friends, he, it seemed strange to me then, now i understand it, he told me, i he this picture the irony of fate, which is well the most beloved, well the most beloved picture for that. of course, of course, he did not like it, he did not like this role of his, he thought that it ate him up this role, that it killed him as an actor, this role, that it turned him into this character, why did i tell you about it, that well such a role, like love and doves, that hero that you played, vasily, it it also eats up the actor in a sense, but you don't have such a close relationship with her. i listen to you, i look at you, and i see how you love her, with a sincere smile, yes, you say, i know what you're talking about, you can stay in the stanishki of some such significant role, in these, he was also a brilliant a

dunya radio news agency minister of sports and youth mali traveled to doha to attend the meeting of the asian cooperation dialogue forum and sign a memorandum of understanding on cooperation with qatar. in the third week, the premier league of azad wrestling went away, and in group b, team panela had six four. tehran's juniors and pikan joined in the first match of the semi-finals of the futsal world cup today at 18:30, brazil and ukraine will go head-to-head . uzbekistan is the host of this competition. vycek shezni , the famous goalkeeper of listani, who has a history in juventus and arsenal, has a free contract until the end. season joined the barcelona team and in the third stage of the cycling tour of langkawi, malaysia, englishman max poole from the firminish team took first place, and arrod lopes from colombia from the astana team and thomas pesenti from italy from the okio team were second and third respectively. let's take a look at the results of the first week of the premier league of volleyball. so far, urmia municipality has defeated sper sadrai mashhad by 3-0. as i said, n

naturally , it does not announce that mali has gone to sensitive military and strategic areas, as usual during its various procedures, but hezbollah has announced several times that it is ready to respond to the aggression of the zionist regime in any situation, especially by publishing clips and images. from what he brought against the zionist regime in the tammuz war in 2006 in the recapture of the occupied territories and pointed out that even one member of hezbollah's parliament spoke to a beirut media outlet today that although the zionist regime has air superiority with its fighters, but for us, the story of the tamos war remains like a night in the face of possible future aggressions, and hezbollah has no fear, and the strength of hezbollah's training equipment and manpower is not comparable to 206, and the effects are more different than what in that year, the vision of the zionist regime will be experienced. thank you haitham delavari, a reporter of sed and sima news agency , i say goodbye to you from the lebanese border with the zionist regime. the latest news that has reached

we know we had the in past robert mali chief envoy to iran lost his security clearance. >> mali is on leave from the state department. the fbi and congressional republicans are investigating whether he moved classified materials to a personal emate account that a foreign adversary potentially breached. there is also the air national guardsman who pleaded guilty for poeting intelligence on the discord messaging server. the white house says the officials cannot answer whether this latest episode is the result of a leak or a hack. but the pentagon is investigating. and that there is no indication that any more of these documents are going to ends up online, at least for now. bret? >> bret: rich edson live on the north lawn, rich, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> bret: israel is expanding its air campaign against hezbollah terrorists inside lebanon. israeli mane planes attack terrorist sites in beirut overnight. senior foreign affairs correspondent greg palkot reports this evening, again, from haifa, israel. >> no break in the action in the middle east. in lebanon, israeli jet fighters striking finance

palestine and lebanon, in addition to the attack on alta, hazballah also declared that they targeted the mali golan uh baracks with another sal of rockets, now we've noticed that in some cases mentioned the... of rock at another times they don't, and with the fact that it's very hard in lebanon also to know the number of murders, but at the same time the israelies have not given a direct and accurate number of the israeli soldiers, even hazbullah throughout the time of the confrontation had given an estimate of what they knew were perhaps number of israeli soldiers and the casualties within the military and the occupation forces, however now since the confrontations are getting closer and closer we even know from israeli analys that is not shooting a far range, they're getting as close as they can to the force to make sure that they can shoot them for the first time yesterday and the day before also we had numbers coming out from hezballah's military statement saying that they had for example in one instance that they were they had accurately been able to make sure that they have killed 17 is

monstrous policy of genocide, for example, in minsk these are the burning bodies near the village of malytrostenets, it was precisely during this period that we we know that even such operations as, for example, human shields are taking place, that is... from the population, that is what is typical, for example, for azarich, when there were battles for the liberation of belarus, the nazis retreated, children were loaded into the death train, transported as a human shield, as soon as our aviation began to bomb, because more than twenty generals will be captured, and 19 of them will march there as part of this parade of shame in moscow, that is, this will be, well, an outstanding phenomenon, of course. in the mogilev operation, zakharov's regimental talent was clearly demonstrated, the ability military tactician and strategist, the ability to wisely navigate the current situation. the front successfully completed the assigned tasks, broke through the enemy's strong defense, liberated mogilev, in cooperation with other fronts drove 100,000 germans into a large cauldron near minsk, liberated

lukhovitsy along novorizhanskoe highway, now we are trying to cut through the center, we are standing in maly konyushkovsky lane, we turn onto the garden ring, it is clear that the traffic is dense, but we left with a reserve, so there is a chance to make it everywhere. i am now driving to the center, approaching the tverskaya zastava square, here the leningradsky prospekt doubler is for some reason stopped, and the main road is moving quickly, but i, unfortunately, am not there. we were told about the situation for the future, forecasts for today on the traffic situation at the data center. during the day, local difficulties may be in in the area of ​​repair work on tverskaya zastava square, as well as in the central part of the city within the garden ring. evening traffic jams are expected in the direction of the region on volgogradsky prospekt, yaroslavskoye and volokolamskoye highways. construction work on the thirty-first kilometer of the moscow ring road, as well as accidents on highways when leaving the city, may complicate traffic. well, we are moving on, filming the most interesting

for a pink hour to go only to me, when the birch edge is crimson dawn, when the edge takes zabykh, malisappeared in the distance was with us, but the song, like first love, the robin has returned to me again, i ask you, pink hour, to go quietly to me. when on the edge of the merazovykh raspberries baytsare, when on the edge takes zabykh raspberries bazare, when nakrai birch, malina baytsarya, raspberry. according to belhydromed, field storms from the south of russia did not significantly affect the air quality in belarus, a magnetic storm will begin on the ground tonight, russian air defense intercepted and destroyed 113 ukrainian drones overnight. on air, news in the studio sergey lopanitsyn, good morning, open dialogue with a high degree. minsk and moscow continue to strengthen.

mali on obvious lies about china.ing the debate with his opponent, he told a whole story about how he was wounded on the kolchak fronts and actually held the defense of hong kong in 1989. well, and he said a lot more and talked about it for several minutes. and now, when the media began to check these facts, waltz backed down and said that he simply misspoke. and let biden think that waltz. the media doubts this outcome. the newspaper politics, for example, writes that the democratic vice presidential candidate's penchant for freely stating the facts of his biography could do much harm to his campaign, and there's also news from tucker carlson about the democrats' dubious activities that don't show them in the best light. the trump campaign donald trump himself accused kamala harris and tim walls of supporting infanticide, that is, supporting laws that allow doctors to terminate late-term pregnancies or not intervene until children born in die as a result of botched abortions. the media and the democratic party fierce

for you, relatives, the premiere of the season in next saturday, in 1985 mikhailov service in the maly theater, once his... was all this was, then she gave me nastyushka, nastenka, my beauty nastyukha, she graduated from the institute in geek, and an actress, a singer, we have preserved in the archive the shooting, where nastya, just having entered vgik, participates in a student skit, alexander mikhailov in the audience is noticeably worried about his daughter. since then the girl has starred in more than ten films, but her main role today is to be a mother, she gave her father two grandchildren, a daughter olivia and son luka. this is my daughter, this is olivia, how old are you now? go ahead and tell me when you are 6, december 8 in winter. soon nastya mikhailova will become a mother for the third time, i see this feminine beauty, this lightness, this love for this birth. the relationship of alexander mikhailov with nastya can be called ideal, but when she first came into the world, alexander's family, like the hero of the film love and doves, went through serious trials. this is wh

we found ourselves at one of these resorts, on the shore of lake maly terenkul. unlike the recently born fashionable places of recreation, this sanatorium has experience. on the embankment there is ratonda, originally from the fifties. the local staff sincerely believes that this is the place. forces, well, of course, they know better, the residential sanatorium buildings also retained the signs of the soviet period, columns and stucco, well, just shoot from the life of two vacationers, remember such a wonderful film by nikolai gubenko? those, who wants to be closer to nature, chooses glepping. what is it? well, for example, such a large tent, a bit reminiscent of an army tent, but undoubtedly superior in terms of comfort. and for ziogens and lovers of... minimalism, there is a real barrel, but with a panoramic window, and also such exotic housing, a sphere, also with a huge window, in which you can see the forest, the lake, no, in the end you can do it like that, but these are already complete romantics, in these parts you can completely break away from civiliza

a little earlier , a similar decision was made in mali, where the french tv channel lci was banned. the french are also accused of interfering in internal affairs, and also in stigmatizing or branding africans. here it is, another boomerang. it was paris that was most active in banning russian media. european sanctions against belarusian media personalities were also adopted not without the participation of the french. we continue to monitor the situation in the middle east. every day israel and the united states present increasingly bloody news there. tel aviv continues intensive bombing of beirut and cities in southern lebanon. a new person has already died in the attacks. he took up his post a few days ago, while israel and the united states are still the western collective community of the fragrant eurogarden is not at all embarrassed by the mass casualties among the civilian population, the destruction of many residential areas of beirut, a number of lebanese cities are now indistinguishable from the settlements of the gaza strip. the lebanese authorities report the deaths of a

for example, there was a case in the mali situation _ in the international criminal. journalist had basically- arrived in timbuktu and found a filing cabinet full— of documents that were passed to the prosecution, and that journalist was then - called to testify. so that'sjust one example... sorry to interrupt. what about the potential conflicts of interest for a journalist in this position? potentially, for example, one of the things a journalist does not want to do is reveal their sources. but how does that work when it comes to a court case? yeah. so i think there's a broader tension, maybe, in terms. of thinking about the role of the journalist. - are they an objective, impartial observer, i or are they someone who's there to bear witness? - and those two things are kind of different. | there has been some really interesting case law, - again from the yugoslav tribunal, where - witnesses...journalists have been cold to testify, - and sometimes they've noti wanted to come and testify. so the court, basically, in that tribunal found . that they can be compelled to c

i mean, harris sits in kherson in a video with a little help from mali shannon, snl according to reports in the room, who may have fell a little flat. was this a missed opportunity for the vice president because saint donald trump over here on this side, you're not going to soften me about talking about how pretty my hat is, but let me tell you about what happened last he is proven that she is tough because she walked right into fox news this weekend that a sit down and looked like a threat we round battle that i thought was really good on her behalf. now, lashing out at the al smith dinner, there's a reason why donald trump went to that and it wasn't just a harris see some of his friends go back to new york, will be able to do fox and friends like he did this morning. he has an opportunity to fix a problem that he has made about public policy. if you care about one of the major public policies, you've already you run to your corner, but the difference with the persuadable voters now as his likability. so i'm sure his professional team told him to go there, lighten it up, tell some jokes

them a hydroelectric power station in angola , a bauxite mining complex in guinea, a cement plant in malit in algeria and a mining and processing plant in congo, an oil refinery in ethiopia and the enormous aswan dam. in egypt. with the assistance of our country, about half a million specialists and skilled workers from africa were trained. the soviet union, unlike western colonialists, built schools, hospitals, stadiums, airports, taught, treated and protected. it did everything necessary to bring these countries to a qualitatively different standard of living. the selfless help of the soviet union, and now russia in africa is good. this is sovereignty justice. one more word can be added: mercy. it was russia that sent grain to the six poorest countries of africa for free - 2000 tons. this is despite the fact that russia has the harshest climate. 50% of our territory is permafrost. and it is not surprising that one of the most common stereotypes about russia is precisely related to the weather. extreme cold, so cold that an african. would not survive, despite the cold climate, in 2023 ru

mali rakhmon, happy birthday, the president of tajikistan turned 72 today. the kremlin press service reported that during the conversation, the leaders also touched on practical issues, including preparations for the meeting of the cis council of heads of state, which will take place on october 8 in moscow. putin also sent a congratulatory telegram to rakhmon, noting the efforts of the president of tajikistan in strengthening relations between our countries, as well as promoting ties within the csto, cis and sco. russia has always been famous for its strong pedagogical school, and teachers' work commands special respect. vladimir putin said this in his address on the occasion of teacher's day. the president noted that updating educational programs allows students to obtain the most in-demand knowledge. at the same time, it is important to create conditions for professional growth of teachers. the achievements of their students are the best confirmation of the importance of the teacher's work. the work of a teacher evokes special respect, it contains the deep

russian serviceman, a colonel, a tanker, originally from a greek village in the donetsk region called maly yanisol, that's where my surname comes from, in addition to russian, greek is also taught in schools, well, okay, now naturally, the second question, without which we cannot do, why are you suddenly in such an outfit? i work in a concert organization of the city of moscow, which is already more than 90 years old, this is the organization mos-concert, friends, i am a soloist of mos-concert and i wear it with pride, you just pinched my heart. we all grew out of mostconcert, of course, of course, of course, oh my god, you are a soloist, i am a soloist, i am a singer, and i am even ready to confirm this knowledge a little, oh my god, and how we are ready to listen, forward, podpiterskaya. there on the troichka yes oh lagushikata goes whose am i i was with him, my dear, oh, i wanted pilate's hammer and sweet vodka. he squeaks, this is the godfather and the godmothers dragging to the pike perch, oh, godmother, you darling, cook some soup so that there is some, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh, some soup, an

but i think it was much more likely a leak you have everything from rob mali which was obama and biden'sead negotiator. their lieutenants, one of which is still sitting in the pentagon. i think we have been compromised in many ways by iran. >> brian: we were spying on iran -- on israel, aren't we. not talking to us and telling us what they are doing. >> the actual documents that were leaked were basically us collecting on israel's preparation to hit iran and i think that speaks volumes for the fact that the israelis have stopped talking to us i hope antony blinken when he got off the plane he said i'm sorry for the leaks. number two that you were right had they listened to us, nasrallah would still be alive, sinwar would still be alive and hamas and hezbollah would still be attacking israel. >> brian: you said he is in hiding who up a guest house with hen nia. who know what is they could do to him the ayatollah is in hiding not because ever biden the but because of bibi. >> president biden harris came out and said time for a cease-fire i want this war to end. you do not let your enemy ge

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last year the museum-reserve maly karely celebrated its fiftieth anniversary. at the time of its opening in 1973, there were 11 architectural monuments here, today there are three times more. and the total area of ​​the museum is 140 hectares, that is, yes, it is the largest museum in the russian federation, even by the porch of the house you can determine from which region of the arkhangelsk region this house was brought, that is, for korgopol, where we are now, more quiet porches are characteristic, sometimes a stone, a boulder could serve as a porch, but in more northern areas mizensky, pinizhsky, boyar porches with a roof, and such beautiful, solid, oh, yes, on such a porch to drink tea, and with sweetness, like ... we invite you, a wooden tower, a russian stove, of course there is, and we are there now as if in a fairy tale, but only this is all reality, that's how people lived for centuries in these parts, mistress. oh, here you are, and i'm here spinning around with the housework, so i didn't even hear you come, here i brought white wheat flour, baked go

russian serviceman, a colonel, a tanker, originally from a greek village in the donetsk region. called maly's where my surname comes from, to this day , in addition to russian , greek is also taught in schools there, well, okay, now naturally, the second question, without which we cannot do, why are you suddenly dressed like that? i work in a concert organization in moscow, which is more than 90 years old, this is the mos-concert organization, friends, i am soloist of mosconcert and... i wear it with pride you just pinched my heart, we all grew up from there, from mostconcert, of course, of course, oh my god, you are a soloist, i am a soloist, i am a singer and even... i am ready to confirm this knowledge a little, oh my god, and how we are ready to listen, forward, vodolay, popiter seek, potoryskoy. from a half-bucket, oh, what, where the fly shakes the danye kammar, squeaks, this is kumde kum to drag the pike perch, eh-ho, oh! kumushka you darling, cook kum some pike perch, yes, so that there is broth, oh-oh-oh, oh-oh, yushechka, yes with parsley, kiss me dokudushechka, well kiss, oh, yes

we know we had in the past robert mali, chief envoy to iran lost security clearance. is a senior d.o.d. advisor working for an iranian influence campaign working on behalf of iran to influence american diplomats working in the d.o.d. as we speak. we know that you had people in unrwa working for hamas and the group for united nations in lebanon working with hezbollah. so there are a lot of leaks in these ships and hard to say where it is coming from. we know it is coming from somewhere. >> harris: i will ask you about the implications but the united states strongest ally in that region is israel. anything that hurts israel hurts the united states. that's an act of treason if they leaked this material. >> an act of treason. where does that come from and how does it affect us? israel are our greatest aircraft carrier in the region. the best place for any operations to support the united states of america in that region come from israel whether against iranian proxies like hezbollah or whether it's against any of our enemies there. the intelligence and cross training we n

they put in a fellow named robert mali with deep dice to the iranians who has been suspended.y told the israelis they need to stand down and conduct a cease-fire when dozens of senior hezbollah and hamas officials would be alive if they did that. whether it was intentional to leak this particular information deeply damaging information to the israelis' effort to strike back at iran, all the conditions were set by secretary austin and the administration to enable someone on the team to think this is u.s. policy. we don't want the israelis to take these strikes. let's make it more difficult for them to do so is. >> bill: is we look at smoke over beirut. seen it for several weeks and the southern city along the eastern mediterranean. here is how donald trump addressed exactly what you just talked about with regard to israel and iran. >> it was leaked. the entire military plan of israel. the military plan. the plans they have at the highest level. it was leaked. highly confidential information, it was leaked by our somebody. they have no idea who did it. that's the enemy. that may

and in the, in the turn they also go gene populations from mali, for instance, culture as well or indian culture. and therefore, that's one of the reasons why did she go, she would have been struggling and finding it so difficult to be recognized. the same type of rides as the 1st nations, for instance, in canada, all the bridge and using his trail. yeah. because they do not have mean yeah, of precedents to plane back. that being said, stay with the inhabitants. you had developed their own culture, the chrome pilcher for 2 centuries, and they had every right to be consulted. ball such decision was made. i wonder how the trigger things might have changed the times of this deal? have they been consulted? yes, that's a very good question. they've been very much nice treated throughout the whole story because initially they were meant to remain part of brushes. then as the british government felt that the independence of more issues we'd have to be accepted, they decided to call about these territories. which history can be had been very closely linked to more issues. and instead needs into

other side, the china team, the russia team, what they have are the four of them plus nicaragua and mali. it's not a very, it's not a very good team, so it's important that we keep the big picture and focus that means democracy has to win here in the 21st century and were only going to do that if we, the democracies of the world, our allies and partners to work together and what that means is making sure that we don't do things unnecessarily to fracture that alliance, to fracture this partnerships, and that would be my concern. we talk about 100% tariffs across the board, or breaking up trade agreements, things like that. look, it's it's fair to look at those things. it's fair to assess trade agreements to make sure their current with the times that they're meeting our interests that's fine. but to threaten those things and possibly fracture these important alliances and partnerships in this standoff, we're now against autocracies of the world. i think is what concerns me he's an allies are taking more advantage of the u.s then their enemies secretary esper, great to have you. thank you

cross, white biz, pure alcohol in a meat grinder, dehumanization of man, your shield is made of her mali, in the 19th, 21st century, and spring is coming, blossoming apple trees, sing about life that has seen decay and pharmacies, as if apple trees, like us orthodox, these russian boys do not change, these russian girls do not change, these russian boys do not change, these russian girls do not change, these russian boys do not change, these russian girls don't change. alexey, you are from mariupol, how long have you been unable to return home? 8 years, long years, all this time i, of course, like many others , watched with interest the reports of our war correspondents, then one day... when our fighters were already on the outskirts of mariupol, in one of the reports i recognized my classmate lyokha bespaliy among the fighters, then war correspondent asked him, why are you so cheerful, he said: i'm happy, what are you happy about? i'll see my mother soon. today with us is the writer alexander pelevin, who has been to donbass, knows exactly how hard it is for these people to be separated

we have noted in the past that the peacekeeping mission in mali failed. missions as a whole is a good thing for the sudan conflict. and as to whether the african union or east african standby forces would be better placed in proximity. my question is, would you have the un peacekeeping mission or the east african forces to carry out this peacekeeping mission in sudan? >> great, thank you. >> thank you. brian johnson with department of state. rabbit support forces agreement through -- it was mentioned rapid support forces recruitment through multiple countries. it is a multi-dimensional conflict. i wonder if you can speak to what is incentivizing people to come across the border and join this conflict. is it purely material? are there ideological discernments driving that? >> let's take one more. >> my question is tailored more to daniel. you mentioned you were recently in the nuba mountains. can you speak more about what you were doing there? we are hearing there is a famine specifically in the nuba mountains. i am hearing that the rsf presents is not muc