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some members of parliament saying this is not a new wave of mobilization, but president vladimir putin has not signed a law ending. last year's partial mobilization. formal mobilizations could happen again at any time. human rights activists believe that the amended law aims to augment russia's professional army. according to media reports, the defense ministry plans to recruit up to 400000 young men. as professional soldiers means just a matter only the defense ministry doesn't seem to be planning a new active mobilization. instead, it went to recruit more citizens as professional soldiers. that is the men drafted to compulsory military service. are probably the targeted individuals. i think it's most likely that there will be more cases in which draftees will be forced to sign contracts with the army. danielle even asked than it was one more new feature, a standardized conscripts register with personal data, undrafted, health education status, and possibly dual citizenship status. russian members of parliament maintained that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscr

i'm only like a member of parliament. these youngsters want canada to acknowledge his role in the darker side of its history. ah, and then finally break the taboos of colonization. i was almost 40 years old before ever step foot on reserve when i was elected, my region is got some of the poorest for station communities anywhere. and i remember same when i 1st landed in this community. it was just, it looked like a prisoner of the work and i said, what did the other member of parliament say when he came here? and they laughed, they said the member of parliament came to us. we had to find him. how can that be my country like canada? mm hm. did you bring them? i think that's canada. we think we know our history. we think we know our neighbors. and yet, just the side, a big center, there will be a reserve where there's no clean water since 2013 charlie angus has been fighting alongside the victims of st. pounds. were children were tortured in the electric chair. yeah. unlike other victims of the residential schools, they have

kim and i said, what did the other member of parliament say when he came here and they laughed, they said the member of parliament came to us. we had to find him. how can that be my country like canada? mm hm. did you bring them? i think that's canada. we think we know our history. we think we know our neighbors. and yet, just beside a big center, there will be a reserve where there's no clean water since 2013 charlie angus has been fighting alongside the victims of st pans, where children were tortured in the electric chair. yeah. unlike other victims of the residential schools, they have received no financial reparations for the abuse. they suffered legal proceedings have been rumbling on for years and to become a symbol of a national scandal. these are all from the police investigations that were done at saint ann's report. the interview with the police officer was there use of an electric chair to administer shocks to children who were tied in the chair. yes, there were consistent reports of the electric chair. some reports suggested it was used for entertainment. there were beati

personal data on draftees health education status and possibly dual citizenship status. russian members of parliament maintained that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscription wave which ends in mid july. it wasn't dw, lie from berlin that let me take you inside the irish of parliament are not were right. you said, listen, said joe biden is listening to an introduction on the speaker of the laura. how so shawn o'farrell. mister biden issue to get gave an address in the coming minutes. john. so let's listener laria and an initiation of the good friday peace agreement. a naomi long leader of the very progressive and. busy growing alliance party, i extend a special welcome also to miss mary. he was late husband, seamus. heaney is a favorite poet of yours, mister president, and ours also a nobel prize winner. and one of our great victory treasures. seamus would have been 84 today and i'm sure he is looking down on us with his glasses nestled between his fingers and a hint of a smile on its face. from the diplomatic corps, i warmly welcome the u. s. ambassador clare kronon. thank yo

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of the irish parliament. the concordia, speaker of the lower lack dues lower house, he will introduce president biden to memberswho chairs the upper house of the irish parliament known as ——. you see the size of the presidential entourage as ever it really is quite a sight. we were talking about several dozen black vehicles. we are talking about countless flashing lights. this massive security operation that surrounds a presidential visit both involving members of the irish police force and of course members of the travelling staff of the president. we are just waiting now for president biden to emerge from his limousine, known as the beast. and to be greeted on the steps of the main entrance here to the parliament building by president biden did not carry out an address to the assembly, not sitting at the moment because of a political crisis. , we see the beast itself is pulling up in front of the front door of parliament. joe biden in the back—seat there. he will be greeted by the chairs of the irish parliament, the speakers of both houses. remember, this is a dress to parliament for parliamentary occasion, n

personal data on draftees health education status, and possibly dual citizenship status. russian members of parliament maintain that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscription wave which ends in mid july dw correspondence. regular chateau has been walking and reagan and struck drill down the ws moscow bureau. he explained how the new law fits into moscow's wider war effort. well, look after a year when russia is preparing the whole of society with a long war, the army ultimately needs more soldiers. and apparently, many conscripts will later be offered contracts with the regular professional army in order to increase the number of soldiers at the front of the kremlin, sat any conscript could sign such a contract and to russian minister of defense proposed reportedly to allow a conscript to participate in so called peacekeeping missions. just a reminder, void. ukraine is not cold, avoid russia, but a special military duration. so from the point of view of rational propaganda, it's kind of a peacekeeping mission. at least that's what the russian media tells people every little that

personal data on draftees health education status and possibly dual citizenship status. russian members of parliament maintained that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscription wave which ends in mid july. let's take a look now at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. japan's prime minister for mucus, she thus asked that a north korean messiah did not fall on his country's battery after residence of ho guy though will want to seek shadow on thursday morning, john gang fired, a ballistic messiah that flew 1000 kilometers before landing in the sea of japan, it's the latest in a string of north korean weapons dusts. prezis specifies let us silver has arrived in shanghai on a state visit to china. the brazilian government says the 2 countries are expected to sign over 20 bilateral agreements and discussed trade and investment. china's brazil was big, straight bought. now, president lula is also seeking china support for his b proposal to end the war in ukraine. funeral. those have been held for victims for fire at my detention center and mexico last month, mex

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let'sjust bring in an irish member of parliament. neale richmond. thank you so much forjoining us here on the programme. we are just seeing so many excited young people and locals there in dundalk. happy about getting a glimpse of the us president and having a chat and some people taking selfies as well. some very excited — people taking selfies as well. some very excited young _ people taking selfies as well. some very excited young people - people taking selfies as well. some very excited young people in - people taking selfies as well. ”he very excited young people in dundalk andindeed very excited young people in dundalk and indeed some excited older and middle—age people across the country. it is not every day that the president of the most powerful country in the world visits yours. it is only the fourth us president to address the irish parliament tomorrow and to is something that we don't take this visit for granted. we are relatively small country with a publishing ofjust over 5 million people we have a standing invitation t

personal data on draftees health education status and possibly dual citizenship status. russian members of parliament maintained that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscription wave, which ends in mid july small headlines from around the world. now in thousands of people in the u. s. state of indiana have been moved to safety. after fi broke out at a plastics recycling facility. official say the place could bone for days. a health warnings in force over potentially toxic smoke. with ours is it one of ecuador, most violent jails. i, they found 6 inmates hanged in their cells. relatives have gathered outside the prison or city of wacky. it's not clear whether the victims were gang members. i kudos presence of long and plague by violence and over crowding. buster austria is bracing for the most powerful storm for a decade. cyclone elsa has gathered strength of the indian ocean and is expected to bring destructive winds. heavy rain and abnormally high tides residents leaving all stock here on the central supplies. the germans defense minister prosper story says his country remains c

those are things that members of parliament will be asking. campaign this deal? no. ink the main impetus now from the swiss parliament is this really, really bad, it should never have happened and must never happen again because now we don't have two big global banks, wejust have now we don't have two big global banks, we just have one and we can't afford to lose that. ukraine says 174,000 square kilometres — that's roughly the same area as syria — has been contaminated by landmines since russia's invasion last february. most have been found in the north—eastern kharkiv region. 0ur correspondent in ukraine james waterhouse has sent this report. this is a scratching of the surface, a suite for killers. a job with obvious occupational hazards. translation: mi; obvious occupational hazards. translation:— obvious occupational hazards. translation: g ., , translation: my family calls me in the mornin: translation: my family calls me in the morning and _ translation: my family calls me in the morning and tells _ translation: my family calls me in the morning and tells me _

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this is indian politicians, right. example, indian members of parliament, one case in particular, raoul gandhi, he's blasting his own government, the moti government for not taking the chinese threat seriously. he accuses china of preparing for war and he says, the indian government needs to wake up his own government. fact here, these are the words that he uses. i'm going to read it to you. he says, i have been saying this now for the past 2 to 3 years. it is very clear. he says that china is preparing for war. the government he says, is trying to hide and ignore the obvious threat he's referring to his government, right? his parliament and the prime minister. so who's right here and what is the us take, right? what is the west's take on all of this? could india b, the key to the u. s. his seeming need to go after china? k j? no, thank you so much for joining us. this is an interesting discussion. keisha, europe. you're a political analyst, you understand this region i'm. i'm not sure why the world is not paying enough attention to this, but every time i hear about these ubs skirmishes

free online shopping test from gaj market.com for what purpose did iran's prime minister and member of parliament mossadegh nationalize the control of the country's public income, the oil industry, then the black organization, if i had known that it was black and would not be america , they would never have agreed to its formation in 1947. roman's approval is circulating in the world and the ideas that they used to make a good day it will not be good to pray for a little light, there was an operation like this that made such a noise, the conversation about the 1953 coup d'état is in the statement , mossadegh's ruined house is the prime minister, and reason is silent testimony to the 3-day bloody rebellion in a military coup d'état of the country . let him be overthrown according to the government. first, what do you do on the second day, what do you do on the second day? finally, the deserving one heard the smell of betrayal in the rapid change of power. the shah , who was discredited, along with the powerful ascetic general who wanted the shah's return to the shah's referendum, returned the gene

if tomorrow there would be honest elections, he would be allowed there, he would become a member of parliament, or what kind of person is he, he is a criminal, or this political influence is exerted on him by the authorities, so they are now a member of parliament, he is a deputy. and here is the moldovan deputy yes, but the deputy on the run who has already received the final term of 15 years is a scammer, maybe the singer jasmin, who lives in moscow, and recently for eh for eh in this car accident killed two people in moscow, but they have enough money in order to redeem himself, he began his career, he began his political activity, with the help of money , he simply bought the votes of the voters, and i can give you guarantees that these people who are now coming out on the square support ilon shor they don't even have money to vote for the shora party because the recordings and conversations of telephone conversations were published and their main organizer called the village around the cities and people called them to protest there will be no people for money, there will be no people beca

russian members of parliament maintain all of these changes would not apply to the current conscriptionave which ends in mid july. brent: our correspondent juri rescheto has been working in riga since russia closed down our moscow bureau. he explains how the new law fits into moscow's wider war effort. juri: when pressure is preparing the whole of society with a long war, the army ultimately needs more soldiers. many conscripts will later be offered contracts with the regular professional army in order to increase the number of soldiers at the front. the kremlin said any conscript could sign such a contract and the russian minister proposed to allow conscripts to participate in peacekeeping missions. just a reminder, the war in ukraine is not called a war in russia but a special military operation. from the point of view of russian propaganda, it is a peacekeeping mission, at least that is what the russian media tells their people every day. brent: that was dw's juri rescheto. here in germany, government plans to legalize cannabis are taking shape. the country's health minister says tha

already be discussed at a meeting of the supreme state council with the participation of members of parliaments and governments of belarus of russia , the supreme state council is traditionally summing up the results of the past year and the government's plans for 2023 the day before in a message to the people and parliament , the president of belarus clearly. he outlined all the tasks, including those related to the russian direction, and this, first of all, of course, is the economy. at the meeting, they will discuss how the implementation of 28 union programs is going. some of them have already been fully implemented, and for some additional instructions are needed. so to speak , a political push from the heads of state. and if the achieved results are already mentioned, then, probably, the main one has become. uh, the signing of the tax agreement to create our already national tax committee. eh, end. and work on the information system in monitoring indirect taxes from its launch at the end of january of this year to practical work, and how would the government of the two countries recognize

personal data on draftees health education status and possibly dual citizenship status. russian members of parliament maintained that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscription wave which ends in mid july. now, despite the kremlin insistence, it appears that most russians believed that the ne reforms will lead to another wave of mobilization. i asked a doubly, russia correspond uribe shadow. why? while a people in russia generally have very little trust in this state or sir, it is. in addition, the kremlin has broken its award before a year ago. you remember, president putin said that only professional soldiers would be sent to the so called special mil to variation. that's where this coin estie of war steel called. but the newly drafted will be given or would be given as the opportunity to sign a contract with an army immediately that is from day one. and that means that the young men who have just been called up could immediately become professional soldiers and go to the front. and human rights activists have a doubt as to whether such contracts would be always signed volunta

personal data and draftees health education status and possibly dual citizenship status, russian members of parliament maintained that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscription wave which ends in mid july. i u. s. president joe biden is on the 2nd day of his tour of the republic of ireland, and he's been tracing his ancestral roots and the irish countryside. the president was welcomed to a capital dublin with military honors, and he rang a piece. balin, to pass the tree planting ceremony as to biden began his trip in northern ireland, where he celebrated the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. historic deal that ended 3 decades of violence in the province is due to address the irish parliament in the next hour or so. i'm will try to bring that to you live for. so let's join our correspondent rosie bert chart. who is in dublin. welcome rosie at walker. we expect to hear from the president when he addresses that the irish palate will. phill, i'm standing right outside the irish parliament and u. s. president joe biden is due to arrive here behind me. he will enter the b

personal data on draftees health education status, and possibly dual citizenship status. russian members of parliament maintained that all of these changes would not apply to the current conscription wave which ends in mid july. right now, to some more world news headlines, prison authorities at one of ecuador was most violent, giles said they found 6 inmates hanged in their cells. relatives of prisoners have been gathering at the prison gates in the port city of y, a kill hoping for information. it's not clear if the did prisoners were gang members, would or in jails have long been plagued by violence and over crowding. the 2nd lawmaker from the us state of tennessee has been reinstated millie a week after he was expelled for taking part in a gun control protest inside the house chamber. justin pearson and another black legislator were forced out by the republican controlled body. the supporters marched on in memphis after a local commission reinstated cuz the u. s. state of indiana. thousands of people have been evacuated after a fire broke out at a plastic recycling facility. official say, negligen

so those are things that members of parliament will be asking. can they undo this deal? no. nt is, this was really, really bad, it should never have happened and it must never happen again because now we don't have two big global banks, we just have one. we can't afford to lose that. the global economy is expected to grow a paltry 3% over the next five years — that's according to the head of the international monetary fund, kristalina geogieva. her comments were made ahead of the imf and world bank's spring meetings which kick—off today in washington. 0ur north america business correspondent samira hussain is there. high inflation continues to plague countries around the world. central bankers are raising interest rates to try and slow down those price increases. as a result, however, is we have some of the weakest growth projections by the international monetary fund since the 1990s. now, with the world's finance ministers and central bankers all meeting in washington this week, the increasingly fragile global economy will certainly be the focus, along with ways for countrie

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also, the issue raised regarding the granting of cars to parliament members and members of parliamentcted negatively to the impeachment of the minister of industry, and in a fixed place, to whom is the correct claim that the representatives are free to express their opinions? it does not mean that they will destroy it, they will accuse you and slander the officials of the country, the parliament itself, it is good to weaken the entire professional system, which should wait for a solution, like the supervisory board on the behavior of the representatives , should think more seriously about this. as soon as the proposed ministers of education and agriculture jihad to the parliament and said that the proposed ministers will be introduced to the parliament within the legal deadline. zahra al-fabai of sada and sima news agency , the minister of the interior requested that the false news of handing over the car to the representatives during the impeachment, which was published in the media, be dealt with as soon as possible in the letter of mr. fatemi amin. the accusation of corruption in t

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in fact , i apologize as a member of the parliament and the chairman of the commission.t's a joke. it is not fashionable, the same law, principle 44, memories from 2007 2018, when will this come for almost half a year, and the numerous meetings of the president, i don't know, the first vice president, everyone was paying special attention, until some time passed, the resistance economy was forgotten, the reduction of the general policies of the resistance economy, one of the complications and sickness those who have started the engine of iran's economy and the fashion of the group means that it is possible for everyone to pay attention to it. slowly, with the sound of no, it becomes a food that falls from the mouth of sports , and one of the cases is that i am here from jan bakhshi , the news organization of radio and television, what else can i do because it is different i believe that i will see the bad behavior of the broadcasting organization again after the permission of aida school, but i would like to thank the broadcasting news agency, including the cases that st

manzare the people are visible, and in any case, there is a doubt anywhere in iran that the members of parliament can know which of the plant materials, notes , or any issue, what is the way to protect the mold or muhammad , and the performance of the representatives should determine the amount of their presence in the on the one hand, the consuls have access to the negotiations and the details of the negotiations, and in my opinion, it is very important that the people choose their representatives with a closer look at the expenses they will incur for the elections of the islamic council and the candidates. are elections included in this plan? in detail and precisely, in the law that was approved at the end of the previous year of the previous term of the parliament, but because of the pseudo-schedule , it did not reach the elections of the 11th koran parliament, naturally , for the elections of the next term that was held at the end of this year, which has the ability to be implemented and all the topics assigned as thank you very much mr. haji deligani, a member of the presidium of the islamic

he said he was unfit to be a member of parliament after the government published that report on the allegationsill turn quite a bit colder over the uk especially northern and eastern areas. today, we have an easterly wind which has dragged in a fair amount of cloud and this weather front circling over england and wales, this is the radar for the last couple of hours, it has been over the midlands and wales and the south—west. the best of the weather in scotland and northern ireland today and also our warmest weather. in between it is very blustery especially over northern england and especially the pennines and towards the north—west. gusts of wind 40—50mph, up to gale force. a tale of two halves, then, so in western parts of scotland the high teens maybe pushing 20 degrees. by sunday, maybe a 10 degrees drop, it really will be very cold, with some wintry showers heading towards the scottish hills. 19 in western scotland today. ten and 13 in england and wales. warm enough in northern ireland, as well. scotland and northern ireland with some clear weather tonight but the weather front will conti

members there to be part of that process. if we're going to be fair to the most people back, even in england, let alone in scot scotland or wales, they also did not vote for members of parliament, yet they are taxed by that are coming out of their in defending the ability parliament to tax the colonies british. a lot of british thinkers advanced the theory of virtual representation. again, something you might have heard before, especially in high school. basically what thiared was that all british peoplwe represent it in parliament even ty did not decy vote for representatives because the representati sred a common interest them and they were meant to go there and, make decisions based on the shared interest. in fact, american colonists start to argue that not only did they not to vote or send members parliament, but representatives in london did are their interests. sostart to say this, really doesn't work for our colonies. okay a lot of the people making ese policies actually have the same best interest as us at heart, because you have committees, of course, forming to coordinate to the stamp act across the colonies. colonists raising liberty polls. they're having of stamp c