according to the announcement of the deputy of media affairs and publicity of the ministry of culture islamic guidance , more than 2,400 institutions of the organization joined this system. sahar zwanati of sed and sima news agency. about the advertising community system and other topics related to the media these days. i am having a conversation with mr. farshad mehdipour, vice president of media affairs and promotion of the ministry of culture and islamic guidance, mr. mehdipour. hello, you are very welcome . what is the importance of this system, in the name of allah, the most merciful? i also thank you and your colleagues. of course, they get permission. we have more than 15 thousand advertising centers in the country to get permission in the new period. in fact, their discussion was to connect to the national portal and the portal national has requirements for infrastructure and it was necessary to update this system it was already operating virtually, but during this period, due to the need to connect to the national portal and there was an approval there, the system was updated

the vice president of media affairs and propaganda of the ministry of culture and islamic guidance has provided opportunities for the disciplined activity of media people, including dedicating a section to activists in this field in the 24th exhibition. according to the opinion of iranian media which was held in march last month. railing experts for the lawful activity of media people can cause the dynamics of the country's media environment. sahar konvanti khabar. well, in the world, almost new technologies have caused a change in the type of media, and media people are one of the consequences the reason behind this technological change is the ministry of islamic guidance, and specifically the vice-chancellor that you are at the helm of, what has it done in this field. there were regulations in the country in this field, but they were ambiguous and did not properly expand this area. some of them were also of a regulatory nature . regarding advertising, which is one of the elements that are actually related to us , we have identified several groups of these, we have actually held meeti

affairs . . a regular planning was done regarding those media that operate in some western countries .these cases it can be used in any case in these countries , another neighboring country is the same thing we are talking about. a few days ago, after this assassination , the head of the political office of hamas, shahid haniyeh, published an article in tehran , and he was warned that his media actually imposed restrictions on him. to correct it, this is happening regularly and the talks, especially through the understandings that we have signed , we can greatly facilitate the work, but you are aware that some of these media that you mentioned deliberately and in fact by design and with a plan rizi is busy spreading lies about the health of the leaders the country is about internal incidents and so on. that these should be pursued with legal action, which has been successful in some cases, and you can see its effects in the regularization of content production in that media , that is, where you feel that no other media is doing that work, you can be sure that in the set of related devi

fields for example, in the field of explaining the various issues of our country, the deputy of media affairs and publicity of the ministry of culture and islamic guidance has provided opportunities for the disciplined activity of media people, including dedicating a section to the activists of this field in the 24th iran media exhibition, which was held in it was held last march. according to the experts, laying the rails for the legal activity of media people can cause the dynamism of the country's media environment. sahar zwanati of sed and sima news agency. well, there are almost new technologies in the world. it has caused a change in the type of media and media people are one of the consequences of this there is a change in technology . what did the ministry of islamic guidance and the vice president of which you are the head of specifically do in this field? well , there was a regulation in the country in this field, but it was ambiguous and did not properly expand this area. some of them are also of a regulatory nature. we were trying to recognize the human side of the media to some e

media affairs and propaganda is the ministry of islamic guidance and dr. farshad mehdipour is the deputy minister and actually the minister of guidance in this field they are directly responsible. welcome to the first line program, in the name of allah, the most merciful. thank you, mr. dr. abdini, to your colleagues for giving me this time, and i, for my part, to my colleagues in the broadcasting organization... video news media, magazines i would like to congratulate the publications and newspapers on this day and hope that we will have a useful and constructive conversation. in the last two decades, with the joining of virtual media and the internet, another space has opened up in the past 3 years, what measures have been taken in this area, as you mentioned , the developments in this area, technological developments, have progressed rapidly at the beginning of the government, when the government was notified by the honorable leadership, there was a recommendation and emphasis on the markets of the media system and the system. culture in the country, we

yesterday, fakhruddin altun, the head of the information and media affairs department of the turkish presidential institution, published a message on x social network to prevent instagram from publishing condolence messages. and he criticized the expression of sympathy of the citizens on the occasion of the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh, the head of the political bureau of the hamas movement. bride martyr ismail haniyeh said in a message from in front of this martyr's house in the ishati camp, which was destroyed in the past attacks in the zionist regime: my uncle was born in this place and we mourn him from this place. celtic my message is that we consider a place in the ashata refugee camp to offer condolences on the occasion of the martyrdom of ismail haniyeh, even though it is not a suitable place for him. my presence in front of the public house in this camp is to mourn that this issue has its importance in the war. as you can see, everywhere is destroyed. but i am proud i do that in connection with his testimony to me. condolences are said and his name is mentioned in front of hi

mader sujan is one of the tv series under production by the vice president of national media affairs of shir ali marden khoan's people, the hero of bakhtiari who stood against the british colonialism, damon rozon , the behbodi family and the azadi team are in various stages of pre-production. there are more provinces now he has 10 tv series on his agenda, some of which are pre-produced, some are being filmed, and some are being edited, which , god willing, will eventually be available to national networks to be broadcast. in addition, we in the provincial networks also show collections in dialects or languages. we have local shows, which are also being done according to the routine, mr. shama mashghan and mrs. telam , in addition to these series, the films hero ashke ferat and taherane are also ready to be aired. sahar zwanati of sed and sima news agency. the manager of the self-signed system emphasized that this system only drafts transactions registers and people to convert their documents into official documents. they must go to the notary office . mr. sasani said: citizens can re

produced by the vice president of provincial media affairs, shir ali merdom. the shirali of the people of mrs. ghahrani bakhtiari who stands against british colonialism. damon, rozon, behbodi family and azadi team are also in different stages are in pre-production. currently, the provinces have more than 10 tv series on their agenda, some of which are pre-produced, some of which are currently being filmed. some of them are being compiled , which, god willing, will eventually be available to national networks to be broadcast. in addition, we also have drama series in local dialects or languages ​​in the provincial networks, which are also being done according to the routine. sir, you are talking with mr. and mrs. talarid. apart from these series, the films hero, ashke ferat and taherane are also ready. were broadcasted. sahar zwanati, sed and broadcasting news agency. from mom say is a conversation-oriented program about iranian mothers and their lived experience. this program every day. mixed with poetry and music, my brain was thinking about poetry and art an

shannobut.shannon: cap next maim media love affair with tim wells. difference from jd vance ticket. ready for an in-depth media interview press conference. >> all-american definition of a man for middle america, high school teacher, football coach. personal informal vibe that's appealed to a lot of democrats for. >> are totally approachable if billy got plenty of neighbored sewer maga has he picks up the paper and brings to the front door and he is a friend for. >> he has an ability, i know one person said cut away. shannon: much of the media a glowing assessment of vice president harris running mate minnesota governor tim wells. nothing her vp pick after weeks of speculation time for the send a gift or break a debt access politics reporter stef kight, matthew continetti at the institute. doctor senior particle animas juan williams which by the way also the author of the new pricing for these eyes the rise of america's second civil rights movement it is coming out in months and gillian turner and foreign policy. how great to have all of you. all right mathew, cuddly, joyful bilthebil

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. >> the media love affair with tim walz, quite the contrast with what we saw with j.d.ce's election to joining the trump ticket, the sunday panel weighs on that and growing questions with the aris and tim walz take it going for an in-depth media interview." press conference! ♪ >> ninety can listen anytime anywhere, the top newsmakers in the sunday panel, take fox news sunday with you wherever you go. download the fox news sunday podcast at fox news pad -- podcast wherever you go. >> the definition of a man from middle america, football coach. >> he has this vibe that's really appeal to a lot of democrats. >> totally approachable you get the feeling is plenty of neighbors they were mega hats. >> they have an ability to be one person said kyla lee. >> pretty much of the media delivering a glowing a assessments of the running mates, tim walz, schiemann announcing her vp pick after weeks of speculation. time for us on a group to break it down. at the institute. the fox news senior political analyst, by the way, also the author of the new price for these eyes, the rise of th

media. our home affairs correspondentjoins us. there was a lot of upset when these images appeared.through the story. appeared. just take us through the sto . ,, , ., . story. stephen lawrence was murdered 'ust over 31 story. stephen lawrence was murdered just over 31 years _ story. stephen lawrence was murdered just over 31 years ago _ story. stephen lawrence was murdered just over 31 years ago in _ story. stephen lawrence was murdered just over 31 years ago in south - just over 31 years ago in south london in a racist attack by a gang of young white men. this has become one of the best—known cases in the uk. only two of his killers have been brought to justice. uk. only two of his killers have been brought tojustice. earlier in 1993 baroness doreen lawrence and dr neville lawrence, as they are now known, made the decision to take stephen backjamaica and that he would be buried there because they didn't feel at peace in the uk, given what had happened here and given what had happened here and given all of the failings by the police and over here in terms of dealing with his murder.

our activity is completely without media presence his work is imperfect and perfect. the minister of foreign affairsrtyr who traveled the path of the ministry in such a way that they said his path should continue. the martyr of the late amir abdullahian, i saw his work closely. he was moving well. he was working well. he is in the ministry from shahribar. with the 13th government's prioritization of neighbors in africa, latin america, and east asian countries, this worked well . the other priority was neighboring countries and the region, focusing more on the policy of the neighborhood and asia. it is the center of work, but this does not mean that we are the other parts of the world we will ignore. at the same time, we believe that europe is not only about european terrorists. during his time, many relations were resumed, such as saudi arabia and jordan, and other relations with neighbors were deepened. the late dr. hossein amir abdollahian was my dear brother and co-trainee, and based on the experience of working with him , i am confident that his intention was to constantly strive to develop posi

qu'on appelle l'état français depuis most television and print outlomerates, the des media group is... time new islam affairs horaires spécifiques que dans les... pour les femmes musulmanes dans les piscines et cetera, si ça fonctionne aussi bien, aussi longtemps et depuis des années, c'est tout simplement parce qu'il a pas de contre-discours, le fait qu'il n'y ait pas de contre-discours fait que ce discours fonctionne tout seul, c'est comme un rouleau compresseur qui fonctionne tout seul, et les débats sont extrêmement pauvres et très souvent si on prend la question du foulard, les gens débattent pour savoir s'il faut interdire le foulard maintenant ou l'interdire plus tard, mais évidemment c'est extrêmement limité comme genre de de débat, est-ce qu'il faut l'interdire tout de suite ou plus tard, mais pas est-ce qu'il faut l'interdire ou pas? ou est-ce qu'il faut l'interdire ou est-ce que vraiment ce sont les les médias qui créent un problème qui n'existe pas? voyez le le le le le le le spectre du débat est tellement faible qu'en fait les faux problèmes qui sont posés ont l'air d'être extrêmement urgents e

i hope that we will be able to transform the media department of the ministry of foreign affairs, whiche of the spokesperson, and somehow use the media side by side with diplomats in the field of the country's foreign policy. these three evils must move together in order to determine the interests of the country, god willing the development of mokran beaches with the priority of completion of chabahar port is the plan of the ministry to check the goals specified in the program. what do you remember about these questions ? i used to teach, and now i wrote books and articles, including now, for the same reason , i became interested in the area of ​​sea-oriented development and the makran coast, and i did a study that i now feel can help in the design of programs. that we must have i believe that the development of makran issues it is not formed in isolation. we have to move towards regional and even trans-regional cooperation. the development of this part of these beaches is formed faster in a framework of better regional cooperation , especially with the countries that are located on the

decision, despite all the fear and intimidation of the american ministry of foreign affairs, the ministry of defense , and the media that if hezbollah answers , it has very complicated accounts and books do the job, it's too late, we fired the missiles and the entire regime was shut down, from north to south , bengrion airport was closed, the gates were opened in talawi , what if something else happens, despite all the fear and trepidation that, unfortunately, some inside lebanon helped it. therefore, the scene of the bravery of the resistance was the decision of the resistance, the steadfastness of the resistance and the strength of the resistance, the human forces and the military equipment and material forces of the resistance, and this was the first major operation that the resistance carried out in the absence of the great commander seyyed fouad. america, this israel, which is supported by america , is supported by nato, and everyone knows that we are talking we should balance the balance that blood created and triumphed over the sword, it creates courage and determination , beautiful patience creates it . thi

bring in the community roundtable director, chicago resident court truss and the trump campaign media affairs director jeanette thomas. thank you both for coming on. to you first. i want to play some sound. these are black chicago voters. >> here's what they said. i feel like he had a better job than biden has. sure, i know what she has, but i know she locked up a lot of people. i'll just we cases and stuff like that to say that people always don't get fired. the same day i, i wouldn't worry about her affordable care policy. i just feel for whoever comes up against that saying i'm voting for mr. trump. and why? because he's about me. >> what are you hearing about trump and black voters and which way they're they're thinking about leaning? >> well, initially, when biden was in the race, black voters were excited about trump. and then harris joined the race and the excitement kind of way because i think that people forgot that she's not here because she's the best candidate. she's not here because she's the candidate that you selected. >> if you are a democrat who are voting in a primary, she's

peter lodge, professor at the george washington university and director of the school of media and public affairs. nice to see you again. thank you for joining us on this very big day. so what do you think about the choice? what does he bring to the ticket? >> i think it's an interesting choice. i think he brings a real person to the ticket. right. governor walz looks and talks like people we know talks about politics in ways that we talk about it when we're when we're out with our friends and family, and he brings an energy and an optimism. i think it's an interesting choice. >> he has a very a varied background. right. he he checks a lot of boxes. do you think that's important? yeah. >> yeah, it absolutely is a real background. he's from nebraska, lived in minnesota, high school football coach, high school teacher, member of the house of representatives. and he's kind of been around. right. he represents in many ways in every man. right? politics and politicians can feel distant and removed. he is what he appears to be, which is a guy who judges the milk contest at the state fair. right. and i

he gave leadership as the director of the george washington university school of media and public affairs. he's currently the head of strategic initiatives for the school. and also teaches, which i think is probably the highest calling of all of those to engage in media and how to become the next generation of the american journalist. and the other project is plan it forward and i encourage you to explore that and learn more about that current endeavor where you are in for a treat with the panel this evening. and my part of the program is over and with that, i'll turn it over to you. >> and thank you very much. before i go any farther, i want to thank you for what you do because to bring these stories to life and bring these places to life to learn from the past is one of the most important things that anyone could do. so thanks to you and the association. [ applause ] >> well, i'm really look forward to this conversation this evening. welcome to those who are joining us from afar. what happens now is everybody's business and cameras, 24/7 will bring in pretty much whatever is happening t

of course, and this has been issued by this, has been a emphasized by the direction media, the head of religious affairs. i add a bunch issued a statement condemning the assassination, but also commemorating the assassinated leader. the smell of honey in that post was move days later. so this is a matter of great concern. and there have been reports issued by other organizations and human rights watch organizations that have stated that over the course of the investigation. this is only in october, november of 2023. that more than 1000 posts have been removed by meta. and of course, it's not necessarily a case study and of itself suggesting but also some of those. but to draw a comparison out of the $1050.00 posts that were removed relating to the israel and palestine complex. 1049 of those work and support upon assign where it's just one of those were in some form of support for israel. and what we're looking at right now is of course, a direction to good government is taking the drifting government and the minister of transportation and infrastructure says that there have been 2 meetings that have bee

11 years he gave leadership as the director of the george washington university school of media and public affairs. he is currently the head of strategic initiatives for the school. and also teaches, which i think is probably the highest calling of all of those, is to engage young minds in engaging them in media and how to become the next generation of great american journalists. another project he has underway with the school's planet for.org, i encourage you to explore that and learn more about that current endeavor that frank has underway. you are in for a treat with the panel, with kelly, mike and martha this evening. enjoy and my part of the program is over and with that, frank, i will turn it over to you. >> thank you very much. [ applause ] and before i go any further, i want to thank you and the white house historical association for what you do, just to bring the stories to light, to bring these places to life, so that we can learn from them and learn from the past to inform the future is one of the most important things to do, thanks to you and the association. >> well, i am really looki

and like future episodes, the affair didn't come from popular or grassroots demands, but was constructed from the top by media qu'il faut régler. l'affair de fulad rumbled on and was never far from the headlines throughout the 1990s, but by the early 2000s, media hysteria reached new peaks. in 2004, the government finally passed the law banning the wearing of the headscarf in state schools, as the affair once again became the leading item in french news reports. 2004 was also a year of social unrest in france and lafer de fuulard moved back into the limelight just as the government was trying to pass legissation to reduce people's pensions. plans which provoked the biggest mass protests france had seen for a generation. throughout 2004, le figuro, liberation and le monde, three of france's biggest papers published less than 500 articles on the government's controversial pension reforms and the huge protests that accompanied them. in contrast, that same year, these three papers published well over a thousand articles on the headscarf. in contrast to la faire de fulade, the debate on the full-face veil in franc

. >> it's the least shocking love affair between the media and kamala harris so let's do it.ce. that means abc news even if they are in bed with them. >> trace: seams like a total conflict of interest to me. the polls say they should host 6%. as long as we all understand that abc executives and hosts are dnc fan girls there's no harm in donald trump entering the lions den. if harris can negotiate the terms of her debate, how can anyone expect her to negotiate on behalf of america? if that is the only way to get her on the debate stage, then yes, let's do it. doesn't matter on the issues, trump can't lose. jason says trump is not afraid, reiterates the differences, trump goes to places he's not liked. that's all we have time for because that is america's late news, "fox news @ night". i'm trace gallagher in los angeles, see you back here tomorrow night. watch me platinum plus gives you the highest standard of clean, even in your machine. clean enough for you? yeah! scrape. load. done. cascade platinum plus. higher shipping rates may be “the cost of doing business...” but at wh

here is what he wrote on his social media page after the talks. with the minister of foreign affairsof ukraine. we discussed with dmytro kuleba the latest events on the front line and the counteroffensive in the kursk direction. i confirmed the full support of the european union for the people of ukraine in their struggle. meanwhile, the sponsors of the kiev regime overseas are not so open. biden refused to publicly comment on the attack of the ukrainian armed forces on the kursk region, the pentagon said that the ukrainian the authorities did not warn the american administration about the attack. disrupt the rotation of ammunition supplies, this is already footage from the right bank of the dnieper, a hangar with military equipment was blown up by pskov paratroopers using drones, more than five vehicles were destroyed, our drone operators are showing high skill in the kharkov region, in the volchanskaya area, a special mission for the russian national guard fighters, our correspondent anna prokofieva is at the scene. at dawn, the uav crew of the 116th steel brigade of the russian na

affairs. . with alarms me is the resort to censorship and media control and weaponization of the federal agencies. when a u.s. president colludes with or outright coerces media companies to censor a political speech, it is an attack on our most sacred right of free expression and that is the very right upon which all of our other constitutional rights rest. president biden mocked vladimir putin's 88% landslide in the russian elections observing that putin and his party controlled the russian press. and putin prevented a series of opponents from appearing on the ballot. but here in america the dnc also prevented opponents from appearing on the ballot. our television networks expose themselves as democratic party organs. over the course of more than a year in a campaign where mobile numbers reached at times in the high 20's, the dnc aligned mainstream media networks maintain a near perfect embargo on interviews with me. during his 10 month presidential campaign in 1992, ross perot gave 34 interviews on main street networks mainstream networks. during the 16 months since i declared, abc, nbc, cbs, m

media the world is under arrest. the acting minister of foreign affairs said in a telephone conversation with the russian foreign minister: the criminal act of the zionist regime in martyring ismail haniyeh will have very dangerous consequences. mr. bagheri also in separate telephone conversations with the foreign ministers of qatar, saudi arabia and egypt about the criminal act of the zionist regime in martyring ismail haniyeh raees. the political office of hamas discussed and exchanged opinions. acting minister of foreign affairs said in these talks: the islamic republic of iran has exercised its legitimate and inherent right to take countermeasures against the obvious crime of the zionist occupation regime. will not comment and will firmly defend its national security and integrity. the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, qatar, turkey and egypt also emphasized that this terrorist attack is against international law and is against the principles of the united nations charter and will pose serious risks to regional security and stability. the foreign ministers of saudi arabia, qatar, turkey and egypt also emphasized tha

tsalvan has already held talks with the head of the chinese ministry of foreign affairs, according to chinese state mediainterlocutors discussed cooperation between the two countries and expressed hope for sustainable development of relations. sullivan's visit to beijing may be part of the preparations for a meeting between the leaders of the united states and china. there is a possibility that joe biden will visit china after the november elections to secure, as the american media put it, his legacy in international politics. for during his presidential term, the head of the white house has never been to china. against the backdrop of his trip to china, journalists are actively discussing salevan himself. the media believe that the presidential adviser on national security has become the personification of all the failures of the biden era. he promised to reconcile the countries of the middle east, where the largest conflict eventually broke out, and to improve relations. the adviser also failed to do so with china after president trump. according to journalists, salevan is now the first candidate to be

the far—right used social media to organise some of the protest. our security and home affairs mobilisation across different social media platforms which includes x, formerly twitter, facebook, tiktok, snapchat and more encrypted and secure platforms like telegram. what they were seeking to do was really use the grief and anger and confusion that so many people felt after the murders in southport to turn that into something that would be useful to them and the way they see the world and to get their message out to people. and so what we have seen is scenes of protest, the use of misinformation and fake news all by these different groups are trying to get their point across about how they say that non—white people are dangerous, how they say that muslims are dangerous, to a much wider pool of people. and so for example on telegram, how many people would be involved in a group that was talking about protests? well it works like other social media channels like for example whatsapp in that you can join individual chats or very large groups, and many groups after southport were set

media hysteria reached new peaks. in 2004, the government finally passed the law banning the wearing of the head scarf in state schools, as the affairhat accompanied them. in contrast, that same year, these three papers published well over a thousand articles on the head scarf. in contrast to la fer de fulade, the debate on the full face veil in france is a highly contemporary one. the ferrari got going in april 2009 when the politician andreran ignited the issue in a highly charged letter to the french prime minister, describing the berker... was the tip at the iceberg of an anti-french fundamentalism ripping through france, he urged politicians to tackle the issue. il a un député communiste qui s'appelle andré gérin qui décide tout d'un coup qui il a trop de femmes qui porte le vol intégrale dans sa ville, que c'est un problème, et il va réussir à demander une commission euh d'étude sur ce problème-là, euh, une commission parlementaire, donc il a une commission parlementaire qui se forme. en france on pour finalement décider s'il a besoin d'une loi ou non par rapport à ce problème là. un signe d'asservissement, c'est un signe d'ab

affairs. miroshnik. earlier, war correspondents and some media outlets reported that ukrainian militants may be planning such strikes on spent fuel storage sites in zaporizhzhya and kursk npp. the publication on this topic was studied by margarita semenyuk. in suun, they stop striking the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant. another charge was dropped on the road along the power units. in addition, on august 11, dronkami kadze burned down the cooling tower of the station, which created a threat to the cooling system of the npp. now the kiev regime is preparing another provocation, ukrainian prisoners reported, the so -called dirty bomb may hit the storage sites for spent nuclear fuel of the zaporizhzhya and kursk npps. the fact that kiev is preparing such a bomb has been repeatedly the russian defense ministry warned. two ukrainian organizations have a specific assignment to create a so-called dirty bomb. the work is in its final stage. in addition, we have information about the contacts of the office. the president of ukraine with a representative of great britain on the issue of possible acquisition of t

foreign affairs through our embassies conveyed information to both western media, because they are mainly involved in this, and to the relevant departments that deal with these issues in the west, about the inadmissibility of such illegal actions, that they will be stopped and punished by law, we are actively engaged in this activity, this will be a much more complex and difficult story for them than just stop lists. closing entry is criminal liability, they must understand this, the executors, well, i will note, that the listener had so many questions for mari zakharova that she had to stay another hour to answer all of these questions, i will note that today it was the final meeting within the framework of the unity race at the rosmolodezh forum territory of meanings, but naturally the forum itself does not end. it will continue on monday, on monday we are already waiting for a new race under the symbol of the team. colleagues, yes, anna, thank you for the work of the all-russian youth forum territory of meanings, anna voronina told. mom, why do we need it ? we'll take on this case, it

massively warped when you get it in the mainstream media, need to concentrate on the american empire as the overriding force which is guiding international affairs and and that doesn't happen, you can't you... can't mention it in the mainstream media, this is a term, you can talk about russian imperialism or chinese imperialism, but you can't talk about american imperialism if you want to work in the mainstream media in the in the us or the uk, so that's quite amazing that you have the most powerful empire in history of the world, and it is, if you look its military prows, it's it spends as much its military as the next 10 countries combined, it has 800 military bases all over the world in 132 of the 190 un member states it has a military presence. "it has 11 carrier battle groups, which are these huge battle groups which can go anywhere with with military planes, um, it it's there's never been an empire even close to it militarily, so how can you have that in place? guiding the world uh, making it impossible for us to make progress as a species and you can't mention it uh, so hopefully the book will change that, i doubt it, because the mainstre

did the public share the media's obsession with the iran contra affair? well, certainly for a while in the summer of 1987, i can just be personally, i was i was a college student and i had been been backpacking through europe and having, you know, pretty good time explore in a place i'd never been before. and i came back home in in june of 87, and these hearings were beginning. and i was like a lot of other people just wrapped, you know, with with these hearings and the revelations that were coming from them, the public. no. tends to move on pretty quickly from from things like this. and, you know, as much as it did damage the credibility of the president reagan and the reagan administration, his vice president, george bush, ran for election in the following year in 1988, and he won one handily. so the political outcome, the political sort of consequences of the whole scandal, i were were maybe not as dramatic and large as the as as as the obsession. and media and public focus suggested they might be. mr. townsend, can you say that anything changed in was

professor peter luge from the george washington university and director of the school of media and public affairsis morning. >> always a pleasure. thanks for having me on. >> so, peter, you watched that big speech from president biden last night. what was your takeaway watching it, you know, knowing that this was pretty much the last convention he'd ever attend in the position that he's in, >> it was heartfelt. it was stirring. i've been around politics a very long time. i've worked in the senate. i've worked in the biden, obama administration, and it tugged the heartstrings. you know, he talked about a lifetime of service. he talked about passing the torch. the crowd was with him. he teared up. it was a pretty emotional event. >> and professor, i think one of the most poignant moments for me was the real life stories of the couple and then the two women talking about arguments for the right to choose the reproductive rights, how do you think that sat with with voters and viewers there? because, boy, they they told some emotional stories. >> yeah. that was that was hard to watch. it was important

likes it, in any case, the f-16 will fall from the sky, and aviation affairs will immediately cease to be interesting to western media. tonight, the preliminary detention period of pavel durov in the french prosecutor's office expires, or he should present him with charge or release. the founders of the telegram messenger were taken to court, news from which all the world's leading media are waiting. at the same time, germany accused the platform of insufficient cooperation with the authorities, in switzerland with a lawsuit od' hours of waiting at the walls finally the gates opened from the garage literally flew out two cars with flashing lights, inside the second car is the founder of telegram. all these days pavel durov was held here in the national intelligence and customs investigation department, in a pre-trial detention cell. he spent the maximum possible by law, the number of hours. 96 hours, four days, such is given only if the charge is extremely serious, he was brought into the tribunal building through a separate entrance, durov appeared before the judge in a special wing closed to the press. it turned ou

mentioning that this this morning some israeli media some israeli media on behalf of the foreign foreign israeli minister, the foreign affairs israeli ministerod said that's was in a meeting with the settlers over here in the west bank and he said that or he declared that the iof should be treating jamin refugee camp just like they treat gaza and they should treat irim refugee camp and shams just like they treat gaza which means bombing them with air strikes or putting more military pressure on these two hot spot in in reference that these two areas have been resisting and fighting since the beginning of this genocidal war. thank you very much for that nak there frommala, thank you. tensions are escalating between israel and the hisb of resistance movement along lebanon's southern borders. in the latest incident launched explosive laten drones at israeli army bas early we were joined by our correspondent mariam sal who was following the events from southern lebanon. launched a squadron of suicide drones or kamikazi drones as they call them. we know that they reached the baracks of alone and this is the first time that hizbul

officials who were assigned today are the head of the supreme media council of the former government, or the deputy of development affairs of russia and deprived areas, as well as the legal deputy of all of them. there are people who have experience in representation . yes, two of the ministers, mr. nouri, minister of agriculture and mr. dunami, minister of sports and youth , how much this experience and this experience of representation can help to strengthen the interaction of the parliament government. in order to advance the goals and affairs, yes, i would like to tell you that, well, in any case , the honorable representatives, and considering that they have the same duties both in making laws and monitoring them , they are familiar with the affairs, and in any case, they play a fundamental role in the resolution of the budget, and also five-year programs and at the same time considering that they are elected by the people and persistent. to solve people's problems, especially in the field they are chosen , they know the problems of the people better than anyone and they are looking for solutions to solve the proble

major sticking point in the gaza cease fire negotiations. media report said the prime minister benjamin netanyahu and minister of military affairs, yoav galant have quarled over israel's presence a corridor along the gaza, egypt border. during cabinet meeting on thursday, galant reviewed netanyahu for putting the issue of the philadelphia corridor before the lives of israeli captives in gaza. galant accused the premier of imposing his own will on the cabinet and sarcastically said netanyahu can decide to kill all the captives. the comments prompted angry response from netanyahu, prime minister then demanded immediate vote on the issue of the corridor. cabinet voted in favor of maintaining the israely military presence there. palestinian resistance movement, hamas has voiced opposition to any deal that allows for the regime to retain control of the corridor. palestinian resistance movement says. israel must withdraw from malagaza territory after any cease fire deal. us military has confirmed seven of its troops have been injured during raid in western iraq. us central command says casualties took place during a joint military ope

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, clarified that the head of the international agency for state affairs will visit the kursk npp early next week. earlier , russian mediaorted that they would work out the modalities of grossi's trip to the power plant. the kiev regime is seeking justification for its terrorist attack in the kursk region. this was stated by the official representative of the ministry of foreign affairs, maria zakharova. however, according to her, russia will prosecute all participants in the attack on the kursk region without a statute of limitations and punishment will be inevitable. evidence of many barbaric crimes of ukrainian militants against the civilian population of the kursk region. we are talking about murders, destruction of residential buildings, hijacking and captivity of russian citizens, beatings, abuse. looting, as well as terrorist attacks in other regions, strikes on the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, all this is carefully recorded, all this is in the work of russian investigative bodies, and those terrorists who do not suffer just retribution during the military actions will be prosecuted without a statute of limit

severaljail terms that have been given out in the last few days for social media posts during the recent unrest. our uk affairsinteresting what the judge said as he sentenced this to 53—year—old. julie sweeney had been posting in her local facebook group, talking about what anything people have to give away and sell before discussing what happened in southport with the riot outside the mosque. and they were looking at people cleaning up and she said it is absolutely ridiculous, don't protect the mosque, blow up the mosque with the adults in it. it is for that that she has been jailed adults in it. it is for that that she has beenjailed today adults in it. it is for that that she has been jailed today for 15 months. the recorder of chester said during that hearing keyboard warriors like her need to learn to take responsibility for their language. he said to her that instead of watching the news like other people with horror she had chosen that moment to stir up hatred. beyond the online element of this that is actually a debate going on about the appropriate charge that those actually involved in the rioting sh