you were those who were unable to enlist the support of colleagues, among the remaining head of the mfa list trails the head of the foreign affairs department. the one that rode a tank near the borders of russia is hardly the main hawk in the current british cabinet, a supporter of tougher sanctions against moscow, she is opposed by the ex-finance minister. rishi sunok, the instigator of the notorious rebellion against boris johnson when several ministers resigned at once, like all other sums. she also condemned the special operation in ukraine, the subsequent voting will take place, next week it is assumed that only two main candidates will remain on the twentieth of the day. the results of the election of the head of the party may be announced on september 5th. and now a word to colleagues good morning. thank you colleagues good morning. to everyone who meets, this wonderful new day with the first channel with you irresistible brilliant bright julia i'm sorry. july 13 on the calendar is wednesday, oh, what grandiose plans we have for today all this week for us, you yourself understand

this rarely happens on the part of the russian side, i will remind you soon, the spokeswoman russian mfava writes in telegram that a ukrainian military boat was destroyed in the port. caliber rockets destroyed the object of the military infrastructure of the odesa port with a high-precision strike, sending the ukrainian military boat after the beloved kyiv regime. zakharova wrote to the address, trying to make a joke, but well, for that you need to have intelligence and the lack of intelligence, well, she doesn't succeed in jokes well, but we understand the main thing that the enemy was rushing around, so to speak, and that there is a grave trying to voice it, this is a crisis of the genre, a huge crisis of the genre instead the danger lies in something else, do you remember the last statements, let's hope that these are the last statements by lavrov about what is there. they are going to expand the geography of a special terrorist operation in ukraine. so british intelligence has already analyzed this whole story. so, according to british intelligence, lavrov is preparing the groundwork

just see uh statement that it is not your business yes, in fact, yes, the statement of the ukrainian mfa , christy, is being attacked, is it not your business, our relations with the bayde, us, yes, this is your relationship with the bayde, something actually sounded like this, yes, i agree with you . we understand that the united states has congressmen, senators, and so on. and so on, if we communicate with them in a similar way, it can only worsen our receipt of macro-financial and not only macro-financial assistance. congress will pay may be red next, yes, there is a good chance that he will be red. therefore, this is also a very important factor in order to play much more carefully now than to simply pretend to be offended and, ah, make another agent of the kremlin where there is no need. makara appeared today the information of the adviser of the president of the united states, joseph biden, on national security, jake sally, is that iran is preparing to provide russia with several hundred drones, including unmanned aerial vehicles capable of carrying weapons, and they are planning a

i really hope that your attentiveness and concern will help us find yana and diana of kanarovsky mfa lavrov is currently active in spreading propaganda theses of the kremlin and in conclusion about the ukrainian freedom orchestra at the forefront of the musical front in the polish national opera the premiere of the world tour of ukrainian musicians who were forced to flee the war, the ideological inspiration of this project, a well-known canadian conductor of ukrainian origin, and those ukrainians who have been working for a long time joined the musicians tsn correspondent natalka volosatska visited the rehearsals of the ukrainian freedom orchestra in european orchestras and will now tell the story of the ukrainian warriors of the musical the seventh symphony of valentin salvestrov sounds from the stage of the warsaw national opera. the most famous modern composer in his 84th year became a refugee in berlin. mainly also refugees from kyiv, kharkiv, lviv, chernivtsi. cousins ​​in chernivtsi, one of them is an artist and journalist, since 2014 he has been protecting the territorial int

aware of what the leaders refused the g20 summit, in particular, not the leaders, but the head of the mfa refused to take a protocol photo precisely because they did not want to even be in the photo, what is important, even in the photo they did not want to stand next to the person who calls himself a diplomat, well, he calls himself because there is diplomacy as for me, there is not much left, well, with lavrov, it’s not just a photo. and this is the twenty. they always demonstrate unity. they have certain traditions besides the photo. they have, for example, a common epithet, so the big seven. the ministers of the big seven did not come to a joint lunch because lavrov could sit there. nobody wanted to talk to lavrov. he took a photo with the minister of foreign affairs of china, and i hope that’s all. it just showed that. and the german foreign minister just shouted ah-ah. why did you start a war in ukraine? what are you doing there? and the press was very uh, they don't really like the set lesson , that is, he is simply forced to leave like a beaten dog. a crowded reception, and the ad

blinky's conversation in this vein on the secretary of state and the laurelled head of the russian mfawas said in particular, well, the announcements were somewhat different, that there is supposedly a reason to talk about the exchange, which means, er, about the exchange of citizens. the information of the united states is about the russians, but the question is what is the russian but the question has already appeared that as if they were still discussing. and do you agree with the thesis that this was only an excuse for russia, in particular, to reach such a level of negotiations for the first time since february 24, by the way , just in case? at these negotiations damn movie ah hmm to force or at least somehow push the ukrainian army for its leadership of the state hmm to slow down a little in the southern part not to advance eh it is possible to even sit down at the negotiating table but with such a weak position if they wanted to do it in ukrainian. how do you feel about this thesis? what are they doing now? it is possible to prevent this battle from taking place. and by the way,

together with russia, this is the end of the quote, i will remind you that last week at yes the so-called mfa of transnistria was told that they want to hold a referendum on independence and on joining russia, and finally, boris johnson plans to come to the country once again before the end of his tenure as prime minister of great britain, the daily express newspaper reported with a link according to their own sources in his entourage and boris johnson's entourage, mr. johnson feels a great responsibility towards ukraine, as he strongly supports it, and before vacating the prime minister's chair, he simply in his words, he is obliged to make sure that the world will cover him during his visit to ukraine, the wrestler johnson plans to meet once again with the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky, no matter how often he comes to ukraine we will always be happy for good second well, for today, i have everything in the world column about ukraine is starting to prepare for tomorrow's broadcast, but don't switch now , because the big broadcast is going on, no matter what ukrainians think about,

there are only european presidents, probably 10 people. and the president of moldova and the mfa of latviaand estonia, but you probably don't have the impression that our destroyed cities are turning into such disneylands. when the delegation was brought, she looked, took pictures , expressed her condolences, left, and with the money, there is still a problem with financial aid for reconstruction friends, well, we have to understand that from the very beginning i said that we are the first, they are creating an imagination of what is happening here, because in the media, at the beginning of the war, russia told everyone that there is nothing like that here, that you are private or high-rise buildings or kindergartens. hmm, the russians don't shoot. and when we show it to them, of course, the perception is changing and the main task is to show this truth, what is next, the state leadership will decide with them and how to move, but we have gone a little bit forward , or in addition to that we will wait for funds from the state upon restoration, we went to our european partners to the city o

this started an mfa in creative nonfiction so that i could learn the craft of writing nonfiction aboutother people because it's totally different thanwriting about yourself . >> i don't have any project as far as a book in this year or next. but i do like to write. i write a lot of offense. i write when there's mark. so january 6, i actually wrote not only an op-ed but i took my manuscript and i rewrote the last chapter. i scrapped the last chapter. i had it all into the publisher in january 6 happened and i said we're not printed yet, i got to rewrite it. when i see a spark, that's when i go out there and i've written like three or four op-ed that have been published nationally. usa today, newsweek etc. and usually it's about current events or i'm trying to tie some of the experience and credibility into talking about certain things happening in our country will i do like to write but as far as a new book project t i've got to think about that. these three little kids are e taking all of my time and they are amazing . but i've been focused on coaching soccer and baseball lately. >> we

so i've actually started an mfa in creative nonfiction so that i could learn the craft of writing nonfictionabout other people because it's totally different than writing about yourself. so i don't i don't have any projects as far as a book in the recent it. this year or next but but i do like to write and i write a lot of op-eds i write when there's a spark. all right, so january 6th. i actually wrote not only an op-ed, but i took my manuscript and i rewrote the last chapter so i scrapped the last chapter. i had it all in to the publisher and everything and then january 6 happened, and i said, nope. we're not we're not getting it printed yet. i got to rewrite this thing. so there when i when i see a spark that's when i go out there and i have written like three or four op-eds that have been published nationally usa today newsweek etc this year and you usually it's about current events, or i'm trying to tie some of my experience in credibility into talking about certain things that are happening in our country. so i do like to write but as far as a new book project, i don't know i got to thi

she currently teaches in sierra nevada's universities mfa program. please join me in welcoming tiffany, drayton and crystal a settle. yay incoming apply. hey everyone. thank you so much for joining tiffany and i hear it tonight, and i just wanted to echo megan's request to drop your questions for us because i'm gonna save time afterward for tiffany to answer your questions. i think that's a really important part of this program and if they're if they pertain to the to the conversation as it's ongoing, i'll definitely ask them as we go along so we are here to discuss this beautiful memoir. okay this and she we at some point she will talk about this cover and the evolution of this beautiful color. i mean really one of the most beautiful covers i've seen in a really long time and you know, what's really interesting tiffany. today to just tonight to be in conversation with you. i think what people have to understand about the two of us is that we've existed in the exact same places. at approximately the exact same time, but our trajectories are completel

the authors have the connections there, right and i tell everyone what i meet writers and mfa is like your job is to become part of a literary community wherever it is that you live volunteer your local literary festival start literary festival working your local bookstore people. don't think about bookstore just being part as being like when they want to be writers, and i'm like we think pictures are very important because there are and like they interact with the buyer that i support your local stop. it's pretty good right? no work in a bookstore. so everywhere on that note i am going to thank everybody for your participation today. i i do i do i have to read this this comment because it's just you know, and it it's regarding urgent versus important. someone has written. it's a book not a kidney on ice and i leave all of you with with that thought. we love books. we love publishing namaste and i will see each of you around a virtual room. i'm sure down the road. thanks very much. thank you. thank you. bye-bye.

mfa li straz minister of commerce mordont, chancellor of the exchequer, nadeem, zahavi, former foreigncommittee of the house of commons of the british parliament, and tom, tagett attorney general of england wales with the aim of helen braverman and mps badnack, the current prime minister of great britain had a johnson reminder last week. after a sequence. skandalov announced that he would leave the post of head of government. but he will continue to fulfill his duties. while conservatives. no successor will be chosen. that is until september 5th. but johnson leaves an unenviable legacy. actually. this is a gigantic set of problems connected with the search for one's own path within the most conservative party, because the conservative party still remains divided and needs to be consolidated into parties. the second part of the problems associated with e, the political program and the reconstruction of the country. eh, post-crisis. i would say settlement and settlement at the post-sex stage, because the brandy delivers a colossal set of problems associated, including with, the british.

and you can ask yuri is it really big now there is a shortage of medics on the front lines, uh mfa nurse catching up with what, in general, we could not catch up with peacetime, we are mobilized many of us. here we study, we have good instructors. mm, there is enough drugs for me, therefore, everything is in order with this, or for some reason it is enough later, and the shelling of donetsk continues. now alexander was chewing on the question. what about shelling today? there is information that it again arrives in the kirovsky district in kuibyshevsky well for over the past day, the apu fired at the donetsk people's republic 33 times and 309 different ammunition was fired. uh, we suffered, petrovsky district, kiev, kalininsky district. also, settlements such as gorlovka and senovataya were fired upon. and where, uh, aleksandrovka makeevka, uh, literally. right now , shelling is taking place, if the guilty one is hit in the city center. according to my information, they ended up in a hospital along march 8 street. four peaceful houses were also affected in aleksandrovka, uh, 2 mined resi

you understand this. the point of no return has been passed and the mfa of india, uh, directly says thathanistan where were you when we lodged ourselves with the chinese? where were you when the pakistanis and i could not find a common language, you constantly put sticks in our wheels, everyone in india today started talking about indian national interests. we need a discount on oil. we need relationships. uh, it's our national interest. we are no longer your colony. stop considering us as such and, uh, friends. well this is probably what is called the new world order and let's actually thank the united states of america continental europe and the huge human all this was done by their hands. we are here in fact, well, as it were, it is understandable, and it is noteworthy that the americans themselves, as a result , cannot sell to american citizens. e your unsuccessful, what really, there biden's foreign policy , returned from a series of silence. many talked about the fact that let's not engage in hatred, because the american president on board number one congratulated his team, probabl

documents obtained by the daily mail show that hunter paid to transfer prostitutes for hundreds of mfas for $30,000 hunter was writing fake checks that were disguised as medical bills but were actually paid for, prostitutes, some of which were paid by his father joe goodbye. the council of the european union approved the allocation of a new macro-financial loan of 1 billion euros to ukraine, according to the european commissioner. on trade dombrowski sleep last week on july 7, let me remind you that the european commission blocked the issuance of loans of 1.5 billion euros. then the eu began to doubt the financial reliability and credit. but now, apparently, it turned out even in ukraine they continue to hunt for men forcibly handing them a summons. we need to somehow try to recruit, the same million people, which the minister of defense reznikov announced the other day, the population is in shock, right now they are urgently signing a petition asking zelensky not to issue subpoenas at checkpoints and gas stations on the street. in temples, 5,000 votes in 2 weeks. but zelensky is still

uh, yesterday, she was on mfa and press. that many seem likely to have a word the economy is slowing last year was a rapid growth of about 5.5%, which allowed people to return to work that they lost during the pandemic, and the labor market. now very strong only in the last three months the number of jobs has grown by 375,000. it not an economy in recession. we are going through a transitional period where growth is slowing down, which is necessary and appropriate . we need sustained stable growth, but the slowdown that business is seeing right now is acceptable given the availability of jobs and a strong labor market. this is not a sign of a recession, a recession is a massive contraction affecting many sectors of the economy. we do not have this, consumer spending remains stable and continues to grow. all is well, fair marquise, how is he? the fact is that indeed the gentleman's rights indeed the recession most likely has not seen this fall of two quarters. and it looks like there's, uh, the point is that the number of job

there, uh, the idea of ​​what they want from this regime, in my opinion, in fact . uh main task uh mfa-political alliance within europe is active. today, purely with the strange baltics of ukraine in order to just uh, well, you can say to balance their forces with the european union yes countries, uh, which u are not so active in favor of this conflict and get just the first month. here, too, there are specific goals. i have already quoted from my friend from odessa, who complained that odessa has always been under the bandits all his life, and now under the british, because they want to make a military base in odessa. yes, of course, britain is a key key partner. e in the anti-russian coalition, ah, but we see that but this is a desire, a thirst, a need to stand out from europe, and you mentioned brexit for this very purpose, that is, but we we are not like that, that is, eh, and this is british arrogance . eh, you can feel it. yes, and they understand that germany is economically the leader of europe, but although they come up with politically it can be a military leader in the field

the brightest and deepest american international scientists wrote about the same today walter russell mfaalues ​​will unite the world against the russian offensive has dried up led by china which we have joined india and brazil many countries of the world prefer to trade with russia than to show solidarity with the big seven at that time how it is generally accepted in the west that, based on the values ​​of american and european, foreign policy is a vital source of strength around the world , revisionists believe that the western narcissism and blindness led the western power into a historical trap for many post-colonial countries in the outer world order is the latest incarnation of western hegemony rooted in the era of european imperialism. as you can see walter russell, the foreign ministry analyzes much deeper than most western experts who simply write that the western world did not stand up for the western world order based on rules only because of selfish interests. some non-western countries there, but the foreign ministry admits that this order itself the majority of the world do