, christ is risen with this joyful greeting, we testify to the greatest joy in the history of all mankindthe resurrection of our lord jesus christ from the dead, today the orthodox church celebrates the bright sunday of christ easter easter is called divine texts feast of feasts and celebrations and celebrations. it crowns the church calendar. and the theological meaning of easter is the basis of the orthodox dogma about this great event. we know from the holy gospel after the crucifixion of the painful death on the cross of the lord jesus christ and the disciples, according to the jewish tradition by rowing the body of their teacher. but since the day of the crucifixion was friday, the rite of burial was carried out in a hurry was not completed , as saturday is a day of rest for the jews, and on the first day of the week, which we today we call the day of sunday is true, very qi of christ. zhenya barron-bearers hurried to the tomb of the savior to complete the funeral rite. it is surprising that the savior during his earthly ministry repeatedly said that he must be crucified , die and ri

trite this quote from tsiolkovsky is immortal, that the earth is the cradle of mankind, but mankind cannotradle and sooner or later humanity will emerge from it already today space civilization. we cannot live without space. we cannot do without space communications without space internet without space navigation, if we want to develop as intensively as we have developed in the last century, we have practically and every century 10 times increased the consumption of energy that we need for everyday life, then somewhere then after 100 years. we are doomed to become a space civilization in another planet, not that look for another planet, but part part of the energy production will have to be launched into space in order not to overheat, so as not to limit oneself in development, which means that no one has canceled space threats either. if, uh, meteorites are asteroids, well, meteorites, then what has already fallen and did no harm, they called it a meteorite. yes, but the collision of the earth with an asteroid. there are times a few thousand, there are tens of thousands, if there is a glo

then stay the hand of mankind. final war. so let us begin anew remembering on both sides that stability is not a sign of weakness and sincerity is always subject to proof. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate. at both side. explore what problems unite us and set up a laboring those problems which divide us. let both sides for the first time formula their it and precise proposal for the inspection and control of arms and bring the absolute power to destroy other nations under the absolute control of all nations. let both side seek to invoke the wonders of science instead of its terrors to together. let us explore the stars, conquer the desert, eradicate disease, cap the ocean depth and encourage the arts and commerce. let both sides unite to hate in all corners of the earth. the command of i say to undo the heavy burden and let the oppressed go free. and if a beachhead of cooperation may push back the jungle of suspicion. let both sides join in creating a new endeavor, not a new balance of pow

then stay the hand of mankind. final war. so let us begin anew remembering on both sides that stability is not a sign of weakness and sincerity is always subject to proof. let us never negotiate out of fear, but let us never fear to negotiate. at both side. explore what problems unite us and set up a laboring those problems which divide us. let both sides for the first time formula their it and precise proposal for the inspection and control of arms and bring the absolute power to destroy other nations under the absolute control of all nations. let both side seek to invoke the wonders of science instead of its terrors to together. let us explore the stars, conquer the desert, eradicate disease, cap the ocean depth and encourage the arts and commerce. let both sides unite to hate in all corners of the earth. the command of i say to undo the heavy burden and let the oppressed go free. and if a beachhead of cooperation may push back the jungle of suspicion. let both sides join in creating a new endeavor, not a new balance of pow

the annunciation of the most holy theotokos this is truly a great event for all mankind. all, it was it that became the beginning of the coming of the world of saviors. dear brothers and sisters, may the good news, and lord, jesus christ, illuminate our hearts with eternal spiritual joy, bright with hope future life and contributes to the strengthening of our sincere faith with the holiday. good morning. see in this issue of the armed forces in the military commissariat and have begun active work on the recruitment of personnel. ukraine's excessive dream zelensky has once again been told that kiev has no chance.

genes of the winners the genes of those people who crushed the most terrible enemy in the history of mankind , german fascism, and who paved the way for humanity into space and be the first. we must always and when you start thinking about yourself as the second you lose, when you think about yourself as the first, which will always be the first, you will always win, so i have no doubts that we, no matter what we think, the united states and their allies will win, because our business and therefore the victory will be ours. we'll hand over the word to the news, and the big game will be back at 22:45, don't miss it. evening news in the studio ekaterina biryuzovskaya, here is the main topic far and near cosmos 62 years of the legendary flight of yuri gagarin today is cosmonautics day in our country, and the conversation of the president with the head of roskosmos for the present and future of the most important industry. unearthly heights ahead. liberating artyomovsk, our military did not give militants to pull up reserves completed dozens of combat missions the latest news from the zone of th

mankind. the recognition of oil as an economical and easily handle liquid source of power was the springboard for a new era of magnificent progress. inspired by american system. a possible reward for risk, discovery and expansions swept westward to the pacific. the midcontinent the gulf coast and the rocky mountains, the oil industry quickly found its stride and the suddenly up tempo of progress. with ever increasing, improving oil products that kept pace with invention and forced it to proceed at a rapid rate through enterprise and the accumulation of knowledge it has reached a stage of maturity undreamed even a generation ago. throughout millions of years, the earth's formation constant buckling and erosion obtained many portions of the earth's surface. many areas repeatedly covered by a shallow sea, countless billions of organisms died and settled to the bottom, where they became buried under sand and felt there. it is believed the entombed organisms were transformed into oil. accumulated p

this resettlement of mankind began in the solar system, then resettlement to you in the milky way and there use, moreover, for the energy of the sun, the energy of light for movement and for , uh, the production of some materials. well, in general, and he thought everything through, and therefore further plans will be implemented for a long, long time. how much is real all that he wrote? well, this is for billions of years, but it's all calculated but it's all real, although hmm here a little, returning to philosophical problems. mm development. here we are a little off the ground. and in general, let's get further rational fields. oh well, we 'll continue to grow. tsiolkovsky believed that this is a spacewalk - these are secondary. he says, a rocket is not an end in itself for me. there will be a different way of penetration in outer space, to him and his uh, the main resettlement of man in space. why did he read some kind of teleporter? why did he think? what hmm well, not quite so, well, and the way, well , some kind of anti-gravity in the field is moving in some kind of a new fiel

amen grant us o allah and our families health and happiness about our beloved country russia and all mankind prosperity peace and quiet life. amen , the holiday of muslims is shared with us by the leadership of our country, president of the russian federation vladimir vladimirovich putin sent us his congratulations. i congratulate you on the holiday of eid al-fitr. this holiday, especially revered by muslims and the whole world, marks the end of the holy month. ramadan carries a high spiritual meaning, embodies the desire of people for moral self-improvement, mercy and compassion. i note with satisfaction that the followers of islam in our the country with deep respect for the centuries-old paternal historical religious cultural traditions introduce them to the youth. the life of a muslim smart woman is filled with good deeds and undertakings , her interaction with state and public organizations is actively developing, and she pays tireless attention to educational and educational charitable initiatives. today, during a special military operation, muslim fighters , together with their comrad

we await the general resurrection of the dead and confess that christ defeated death and gave mankind eternal life, at the same time it prompts us to be aware of our own responsibility, because eternal life will not be the same for everyone, and it only depends on each person personally which eternity we will choose is blessed, destined for the righteous, to which christ calls us, or suffering is destined for the devil and his servants , such considerations should always accompany us dear brothers and sisters, but with a special feeling we reflect on the resurrection of christ at this time when the ukrainian people are experiencing the consequences of a war brought by foreigners to our house, suffering, destruction, death, all this the enemy brought to our peaceful land, wanting to return the ukrainian people to the slavery in which he kept us in the previous century, the power of evil is temporary, and the victory of truth and good is eternal, in this we are convinced and confirmed by the resurrection of christ, therefore, in the midst of grief and suffering amidst pain and loss , we

industrial territories stuffed with ukrainians behind them is the future prosperity or enslavement of mankind, which brings neural networks into our world, and if this is a danger, the robot will compose a symphony. the shelling of peaceful neighborhoods resumed. donetsk under fire, artillery, nato, caliber returns to civilian life in mariupol , sappers are clearing the city's largest industrial enterprise, the infamous one. azov stalin, the entire gigantic territory of this facility is literally stuffed with dangerous surprises, military engineers are combing the buildings and cellars so that production can be resumed there as soon as possible . sergey pikulin is watching the jewelry work of specialists. these pipes and outlines. maritime workshops, unfortunately , the city's industrial zone, where fierce battles took place, became recognizable far beyond the borders of mariupol. like this remnants of rocket artillery, the whole territory is strewn, the main problem is to work with the help of metal detectors. it's just impossible. this is a chemical plant. here , coal was processed by cokin

it's perfect an unforgettable day in the history of mankind, when all mankind was happy, because for the first time a man rose into space. it was yuri gagarin on april 12, 1961, for the first time a man flew into space and the name of this man yuri gagarin is forever inscribed in the history of mankind 60 years have passed and the project of the first channel and roscosmos made another revolution in world history in the population ahead. what do you think , on october 5, 21 , a film crew went into space, directed by klim shipenko and actress yulia overcame a feature film the challenge will go down in history as the first filmed in space. the lower middle lobe of the right lung has traces of student rupture oddly enough, the cosmos was and remains what unites in love in march 23 , a manned spacecraft went from the kennedy space center to the international space station on board there were russian cosmonaut fedyaev , american astronauts, as well as an astronaut from the united arab emirates. no matter how life develops, where it is really difficult, people stay together. today. we have

asked him an exam on the device of this aircraft about the works of tsiolkovsky and the dream of mankind to fly into space. at the end of the year on the last call. he jokingly asked the guys if any of them were ready to go into aviation and one of the boys answered without hesitation. yes, he will become a pilot. says moscow operates all the radio stations of the soviet union april 12, 1961 in the teacher's gzhatsk school radio, announced the news. we will return from the first space flight , the first human flight took place. into the space. it was made by yuri gagarin, the teachers were whispering. is it really their former student gagarins in the country that there are many and only one person had no doubt that it was his student yurka who discovered the cosmos for mankind? it was the teacher lev bespalov, mikhail in his book. he wrote i am looking at volskaya and the children of the smolensk region have been walking for the fourth day, but not even half the way has been passed, they often ask. and why is there no movie about the operation of children? and, probably, the directors wi

and the depths of what we have done opened up a new page in the progress of mankind.rough it first of all, really great powers, great civilizations and china followed in these footsteps at first slowly slowly slowly slowly, but already last year china overtook russia in terms of the number of space launches from china huge space program. i think nikolai nikolaevich has something to tell alekseevich, but still, we need to start the picture , uh, china is exactly how they think the first lunar module will look like, yes, the chinese are planning to build a base, including with us , but i i would also like to say two words about gagarin. well, in fact, if you ask an ordinary chinese what kind of russians do you know, of course, he will name lenin what it is, of course, everyone knows him, but it will be and the korchagin folder is a fictional character from how zakolyalos and everything in the school curriculum. well, the third or fourth - it will always be gagarin somewhere. that is, this is really a person who is known in china . naturally, our foreign representative o

and all the religions of mankind are attempts to get out of this state.oly. culture, everything grows. yes, according to the lost literature , music, painting, because we are trying to return. well cultures. it doesn’t work out by means . they would need the side itself, yes, yes, your question already has most of the answer. you see, yes, the fathers have a very clear form. why does god come to earth, because it was necessary for mankind be illumined by the god. that's human nature. she turned out to be so m-m, having lost contact with god, she is not able to pull herself out by her hair. like the very famous hero that it took powerful external support, but support is not instructive, not in the form of some correct laws or even some kind of moral life , nor a red life textbook, no magical objects there. no stones or anything else needed. something excuse me to pour into its human nature in some sense. re-ferment to what she has become radically different in quality differed from the entire previous generation of people who fell away from god, and in fac

god's lord came to save all mankind. in those what we call holy week in those days christ teaches his disciples that i have come to give you perfect joy. what it is? what is perfect joy? there are many mysteries, but we know for sure so that everyone understands what joy is completely. come to the easter service. you look at the faces of these people who are present at the easter service, and you will understand. what is perfect joy you will understand, what is victory over death you will understand? why do christians sing christ is risen from the dead by death, trampling death and living sparrows belly, that is, he gave life, let's get to the modern context. eh, how this fast and passion week passed with our neighbors in ukraine , well, in particular, in the monks, for example, of the pechersk lavra. so you said, uh, at the beginning of the interview, that the answer to any event can be found in the scriptures of the gospel, everything is a commentary on any modern news. and what about the gospel, which talks about what

he's given the project the name "the memory of mankind." >> we're in the "salzberg" of hallstatt, the world's oldest salt mine. we're going to take this old mining train around 500 meters into the mountain. >> this group of mountains in upper austria is called hirlatz. the region is famous for its rock salt, extracted here for centuries. the old pits and shafts provide ideal protection for martin kunze's archive project. the data is inside these boxes of fired clay. but here, data isn't being stored digitally. it's on ceramic tiles, not unlike those you can buy. kunze burns texts and images into the tiles. what gets stored is selected according to his own criteria. we've brought another handful of tiles into the mountain and will now put them into this box here. >> this is part of a locksmith's training journal from the 1950s. things were done differently back then, which is why i think it's worth preserving. >> besides his own selections, kunze will also store private texts and images for anyone in exchange for a small fee -- stories about the covid lockdown, for example. or the doct

he's given the project the name "the memory of mankind." >> we're in the "salzberg" of hallstatt, the world's oldest salt mine. we're going to take this old mining train around 500 meters into the mountain. >> this group of mountains in upper austria is called hirlatz. the region is famous for its rock salt, extracted here for centuries. the old pits and shafts provide ideal protection for martin kunze's archive project. the data is inside these boxes of fired clay. but here, data isn't being stored digitally. it's on ceramic tiles, not unlike those you can buy. kunze burns texts and images into the tiles. what gets stored is selected according to his own criteria. we've brought another handful of tiles into the mountain and will now put them into this box here. >> this is part of a locksmith's training journal from the 1950s. things were done differently back then, which is why i think it's worth preserving. >> besides his own selections, kunze will also store private texts and images for anyone in exchange for a small fee -- stories about the covid lockdown, for example. or the doct

he's given the project the name "the memory of mankind." >> we're in the "salzberg" of hallstatt, theworld's oldest salt mine. we're going to take this old mining train around 500 meters into the mountain. >> this group of mountains in upper austria is called hirlatz. the region is famous for its rock salt, extracted here for centuries. the old pits and shafts provide ideal protection for martin kunze's archive project. the data is inside these boxes of fired clay. but here, data isn't being stored digitally. it's on ceramic tiles, not unlike those you can buy. kunze burns texts and images into the tiles. what gets stored is selected according to his own criteria. we've brought another handful of tiles into the mountain and will now put them into this box here. >> this is part of a locksmith's training journal from the 1950s. things were done differently back then, which is why i think it's worth preserving. >> besides his own selections, kunze will also store private texts and images for anyone in exchange for a small fee -- stories about the covid lockdown, for example. or the docto

turns out mankind has forever been hooked on the concept of a mysterious continent at the end of the world. this map from the fifteen eighties is the loss of the classical world view this is the world as it would be understood by the ancient greeks and romans still got this great terra australis known to include nita. the unnamed southern land. spin forward three centuries to the time of men like captain scott who died on his return from the south pole. philip shows me sledging matt from that expedition. this is what they actually used. to place the food that pose for the attempt on the pole. incredible. here we have in reaching the south pole. and then of course the terrible track. back. cut to sculpt idea. does demonstrates how hall it was then and this whole challenge it was that a far cry from today. it's why this period is known as the aerobic cage -- they were truly great heroes up until the nineteen twenties there were probably. less than. i should think fifty or sixty people had actually ever stepped on to the cold -- of course now thousands of getting every year. like many o

this is generally such high-level cynicism, the second bandit who was embalmed in the history of mankinde said he was a bank robber and cannibals, not figuratively, but in the literal sense of the word, that is, after the second world war, people who were in prison are also called to the front , political prisoners are left in the loop , criminals are released after these criminals , barricades are set up, criminals are used as cannon fodder yes, this has forever remained one of the greatest moral pages of the second world war . but now when we ask, when did the soviet red army come to the territory of germany and did such and such other things some atrocities are known that absolutely do not justify the atrocity of the hitlerites, that is because the letters of the hitlerites who told their relatives that you expect from the russians because they will do half of what we did to them, then you will not be satisfied but again, there is an official version that the people who committed these atrocities did they do it from where, but if there is such a large number of criminals in such a lar

nobody allowed the western minority speak on behalf of all mankind. it is necessary to behave decently and respect all members of the international community, while imposing a rule-based, its authors arrogantly reject the key principles of that un - the sovereign equality of the state. as a result , according to lavrov, the world is now under. even to a more dangerous line than it was during the cold war, well, the safety mechanism, which has always remained the united nations organization and its charter, in fact , the united states began to perceive the threats and ambitions that are happening in ukraine are also a direct result these ambitions are now too high for the west. today everyone understands. although not everyone is talking about this, it is not at all about ukraine that they are talking about how international relations will continue to be built through the formation of a stable consensus based on a balance of interests, or through aggressive and explosive promotion of hegemony , the ukrainian issue of the geopolitical context cannot be

the highest calling of mankind i've often thought is private equity.nd then i started interviewing. [laughter] i watched your interviews so i know how to do some interviewing. [laughter] i learned in doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. >> i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250. i said fine. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] david: and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate being only the second wealthiest man in the world. is that right? [laughter] i am here with sheikh hamad bin jassim bin jaber al thani, who is the former prime minister of qatar and foreign minister of qatar. and we are in his home in doha. thank you for having us here. hamad: pleasure, david. david: for 20 years you were the foreign minister of qatar and for another six plus years you were simultaneously the prime minister. so is it a pleasant situation where you don't have to worry about all those problems anymore or did you love those jobs so much you wish you had them again? hamad: wish them again? no. hi

within books lives at home, the voices of the people of the past are distinctly heard, everything that mankindas done has been preserved. reading brings generations closer. we value the past for our present belarus 24 1127 on the site of a feudal castle founded by the drigovichs, the city of cellulose arose, at that time it was the center of the principality, as part of a tour in the apinsky land, had extensive trade relations with kiev and volhynia, and two centuries later entered the composition of the grand duchy of lithuania and who just did not call these lands their own, but the figures are on the side of the legendary magnate family, the radium of their reign here lasted for 360 years. we are in the south-west of the minsk region, something tells me that the capital of rodililov will meet us very cordially. in this case, we will not waste time and get acquainted with one of the most ancient cities of belarus

the highest calling of mankind, i've often thought, was private equity. [laughter] and then i started interviewing. i watched your interviews, so i know how to do some interviewing. [laughter] i've learned in doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. jeff: i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250. i said fine. i didn't negotiate with him. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because -- being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] one of the most overused phrases is renaissance man, but that's not overused for walter massey, the leader of morehouse college, the university of chicago, the art institute, the national science foundation. i sat down with him recently at the university of chicago to talk about this life he's had. you have been a renaissance man. you have been involved in education, the arts, business, science. of all the things you have done in your career, what are you most proud o

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it comes with the world marks the 6 b and 2nd anniversary of mankind reaching outer space with, with the exploration of the cause most deadly developing india is space program is aiming for the stars europe, the progress made from the nation's 1st citizens to go with stellar when you actually go up there and you experience the, i would say the environment that gives you a wider perspective of your own existence with from moscow to the world. this is our t pleasure to have your company today. my name's unit o'neill. keith has chosen to forego renaming wall if it streets in honor of a nazi collaborator after israel's ambassador expressed outrage out. the very thought it comes as newly surfaced evidence points to ukraine's infamous as off battalion as a breeding ground for white supremacist ideas, possibly directly influencing a racially motivated mass killing on the other side of the globe ortiz che bowes can tell us more about that. the tranquillity of new zealand capital, christ church was shattered by the most brutal mass killing in the country's history. 51 innocent muslims were ma

also, today, the world marx, the 62nd anniversary of mankind, reaching outer space, our special coverage of russia's calls were not x day. recounts the monumental, with, with the exploration of the cause more steadily developing in the is space program is aiming for the stars. we speak to the nations 1st citizen to go with when you actually go up there and you experience the i would say the environment that gives you a wider perspective of your own existence with around the clock across the world. this is r t good to have your company for the news. kiev has chosen to forego renaming wall of it streets and. busy owner of been not see collaborator after israel's ambassador expressed outrage at the very thought. now it comes as newly surfaced evidence points to ukraine's infamous resolve battalion as a breeding ground for white supremacist ideas, possibly influencing a racially motivated mass killing on the other side of the globe. artesia che bose picks up the story. the tranquillity of new zealand capital, christ church was shattered by the most brutal mass killing in the country's histor

no one allowed the western minority to speak on behalf of all mankind. it is necessary to behave decently and respect all members of the international community, imposing something based on rules, and the authors arrogantly reject the key principle of the un charter, the sovereign equality of states. well, it should be noted that in general they not only do not understand us. they are just sure that they know us on the teeth, that is, it is the hatred that our politicians say western they are now really trying to substantiate it. at the same time, this is all through the lip, this is the consecration of one's own superiority. in general , these are amazing desires of foreigners to teach even when we talk about the big seven there. it's a small seven. it's actually a community of, uh, colonialists. who still believe that the whole world, by and large, is their colony, and they have the right to rule this world, and they understand it perfectly. here are the french professor of criminology, senior fellow at the new york college of justice and chinese unive

the highest calling of mankind, i've often thought, was private equity. [laughter] and then i started interviewing. i watched your interviews, so i know how to do some interviewing. [laughter] i've learned in doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. jeff: i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250. i said fine. i didn't negotiate with him. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because -- being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] about 40 years ago, a young college graduate, lake worth, joined chevron. today, mike werth is the ceo of chevron, dealing with multiple issues, including renewable energy. i sat down with mike werth to learn what it is like to learn -- like to run chevron today. tell me about the state of the oil world now. it seems like they have record profits and revenues and some people have suggested a windfall profits tax. can the industry afford that. >> we have seen prices go up and down. they wi

it comes of the remarks, the 2nd anniversary of mankind reaching other space which we re camp in her special coverage of rushes, cosmetic things. and with the exploration of that cause more steadily developing india's space program is aiming for the stars. we hear about the progress made from the nation's 1st citizen to go step when who actually go up there. and you expediency, i will say, the environment that gives you a wider perspective for your own existence. with midday in moscow, this wedding, the i'm, you know, let's get into our mid week news roundup. kiev has chosen to forego renaming wall of its streets in honor of a nazi collaborator after israel's ambassador expressed. i'd rage at the very thought it comes as newly surface evidence points to ukraine's infamous. as off battalion as a breeding ground for white supremacists, and possibly directly influencing originally motivated mass killing on the other side of the globe, as ortiz che bose reports. christ church was shattered by the most brutal mass killing in the country's history. 51 innocent muslims were massacred by whi

i keep saying that this is extremely important for our country for all mankind. no, it's not only, but some things related to science fiction. well, this is what is required directly. all right today, the national economy is required and will be to strengthen the imperfect system of the country's defense capability. absolutely alive today for the development of difficult conditions at a meeting with the president, the head of roscosmos spoke about the creation of a russian orbital station according to him, the project will be ready this summer borisov clarified that the main parameters and appearance of the station, the stages of its creation are already well known and deep space exploration and the appearance of the station stages of creation. we are already well aware. only i understand, uh, one of the function is one of the purpose. uh of this station the russian orbital station will be, among other things, to, uh, prepare for the implementation of our plans for absolutely new orbits, the new environment will allow us. to go deeper and master the technologies

the highest calling of mankind, i've often thought, was private equity. [laughter] and then i started interviewing. i watched your interviews, so i know how to do some interviewing. [laughter] i've learned from doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. jeff: i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250. i said fine. i didn't negotiate with him. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter] one of the best-known business families in the united states is the pritzker family from chicago. one of the stars of the family is penny pritzker, who not only built her own venture capital and real estate business but served as secretary of commerce under barack obama. i recently sat down with her in chicago to talk about her extraordinary career and what she hopes to accomplish as a role model for business leaders throughout the united states, particular

somehow, which option do you see would be the best, because you and i know that in the history of mankindigious wars have been very bloody and very long, and some are still not finished finally p oleg thank you very much for the invitation, mr. mykola, and thank you also for the question , on the one hand, it is difficult on the other hand , it is true. so also in matters of religion eh it is necessary for this law to work so that the current legislation works. i myself am a historian, not a futurologist. obviously, it is very difficult for me to make any predictions, but actually as a historian, i want to say that any attempts in the past that there was no power to change, so to speak, the confessional situation or religious so to speak, the religious landscape in the territory of ukraine in one direction or another, establishing the monopoly of this or that church or opposing some church, sooner or later turned into more serious conflicts and big problems both for the opposed church and for the state power, therefore, in these and these that we have today, first of all, i would not say

the highest calling of mankind iave often thought is private equity. [laughter] then i started interviewing. >> i watched your interview so i know how to make your interviews. david: i have learned, from doing my interviews, how leaders make it to the top. >> i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250. i said fine. i did not negotiate with him. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] you don't feel inadequate being the second wealthiest man in the world? is that right? [laughter] about a decade ago, a young entrepreneur, brian armstrong, who was working at airbnb, left that company to start a company to trade cryptocurrency. the company he started, coinbase, became one of the hottest ipo's on wall street. this year, because of the ftx meltdown, coinbase has had some challenges. i sat down to talk with brian armstrong to talk about the future of his company. so, for those who don't know much about cryptocurrencies, what exactly is coinbase, and what does it do? brian: so, coin

also ahead on the program as the world marks the 62nd oliver history of mankind reaching either your space or special coverage of russia's cosmo, norfolk state, re count the momentous events and with the exploration of the cause more steadily developing india's space station is aiming for which we have spoken to the nations 1st citizens to reach the great. but when you actually go up there and we expediency, i would say the enlightenment, that gives you a wider perspective of your own existence with life for moscow. this is our team. my name's you know, neil, on 30 minutes of news and views begins. kiev has chosen to forego renaming wall of its streets in honor of an nazi collaborator after israel's ambassador expressed outrage at the very thought it comes as newly surfaced evidence points to ukraine's infamous. as off battalion as a breeding ground for white supremacist ideas, possibly influencing a racially motivated, masculine. on the other side of the globe are teas che bose picks up the story from their back in 2019 the tranquillity of new zealand capital, christ church was shat

we can still continue to work from this station. most important space projects in the history of mankinds total budget exceeds $200 billion huge scientific a laboratory circumnavigating the earth 15.5 times a day at a speed of almost 28,000 km/h in order to better memorize. i 'm not going to speak up to the accuracy of a kilometer and a ton. and so we can say that 420 tons flies in a circular orbit around the earth up to four and twenty kilometers. uh, an area about the size of a football full-sized football field 110 by 80 decades ago, when the iss was only conceived in the us piggy bank, there was a skype station that fell to the ground and, for errors in control and freedom, an attempt at a stalled stage and development. and russia has successfully completed salutes and the soviet world launched 86, but after years of service, requiring constant repairs. this station is unfolding, but i understood, i understood everything is unfolding at that historical moment, none of the countries could create a new space home alone , someone lacked the competence and technology , others lacked fina

it comes as the world on 62nd, on the verse, year of mankind reaching the calls most which we recap in our special coverage of russian cosmonaut next day with the exploration of the solar system steadily developing a job space program is aiming for the stars. we hear from a senior official at the nation space agency by, by lawful efforts to get to orbit with egypt is building bridges of cooperation in the field of space activities with african states. we have several satellite programs that have been implemented in cooperation with russia. all of them are important. with one miller pilots, one in the afternoon here in the russian capital. welcome to the news our on our t. t. s. has chosen to for go renaming, wall street, saint, owner of and not see collaborator after israel's ambassador expressed outrage at the very thought it comes as newly surfaced evidence points to ukraine's. and for miss of battalion as a breeding ground for white supremacist. hm. possibly directly influencing it, racially motivated, mass killing, and the other side of the globe. that's ortiz, che bose takes us th

it comes as the world marks this 62nd anniversary of mankind reaching outer space, which re crap in our special coverage of russia's cosmetic day. with the exploration of the cosmo steadily developing india is space program is aiming for the stars weaker and i thought the progress made from the nation's 1st citizen to go stuff when you actually go up there. and the expediency of, i would say, the and wider learn that gives you a wider perspective of your own existence wherever you're catching the program from today across the world. welcome to the global news roundup. on our tea. let's get into our top story. keith has chosen to forego renaming walla bit streets in honor of a nazi collaborator after israel's ambassador expressed outrage at the very thought it comes of newly surfaced evidence points to ukraine's infamous aus off italian as a breeding ground for white supremacist. m. possibly directly influencing a racially motivated mass, killing on the other side of the globe. your chart, east tables. christ church was shattered by the most brutal mass killing in the country's history.

today the world marked the 62nd anniversary of mankind reaching the cause of which we recap in our special coverage of russia's course. we'll fix day with a very warm welcome to you for me and try out see international news. see, we're coming to you live for mostly, let's take a look at the top. so this hour we begin with breaking news, the cranes president vladimir nancy and fellow senior officials have been implicated. and the embezzlement of at least $400000000.00 from western funding. that's according to the latest bombshell report from pulitzer prize winning journalist seymour hersh. one estimate by analysts from the central intelligence agency, put the embezzled funds at 400000000 dollars last year, at least another expert compared to level of corruption and key f. as approaching that of the afghan war, although there will be no professional audit reports emerging from the ukraine. this was my last e curious one on kayla move in in new york. caleb alarming revelations. what else? as the journal seymour has been claiming? well, it appears that $400.00 per gallon is the price that the