we must move from the merchant alliance to the well alliance. economic industrial and so on, because the era of globalization ends and ends rapidly. the world is moving to a completely new one. these unions, and it is within the framework of these unions that further economic independence will develop, therefore our union has been created, it has shown its viability, therefore we must move it further, we must move from words to deeds, that is, we need to create joint end-to -end products. so we proposed the eurasian electric bus will not like the electric bus. let's make a eurasian plane steamer. well, anything, but it must be taken and done, which should be a clear production program. this is where we sort of guided our colleagues and see that there is understanding. another important aspect of the meeting of the interprofessional council is the conclusion of an agreement on the establishment of a eurasian reinsurance organization. the culmination of the celebration of the 1.030th anniversary of orthodoxy in belarus at the holy spirit cathedral ends the divine liturgy on the occasio

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seized american merchant ships and held its crew for ransom, presidential must thomas jefferson fought back -- the 1805, after a series of battles, the united states formed an allianceer of tripoli's leader and soon emerged victorious. the conflict has been viewed by some scholars as the first u.s. attempt in a coup d'État through military interventionism. we all know it was not the last. this week, and your report asked for the first time, actually quantified americas interventions abroad. researchers from the military intervention project found that between 1776 and 2019, the u.s. launched almost 400 military interventions. with half of those operations undertaken just in the wake of world war ii, between 1950 and 2019, in fact, over 25% of them actually occurred during the post cold war period. just within the last three decades, around 100 interventions. according to the research, the post 9/11 era has already become the third most militarist ugly active period and all of u.s. history. now, these numbers may come as a shock to some of you, and that's because sadly, most americans seem to live in complete denial about the sheer number of military operations execu

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