causes disgust, it can change in principle, but i would still like to see who will lead the belarusian mfahen the conclusions may be more well, i would say well-founded, and son john mar tokaev went to moscow immediately after his re-election. what can this testify to ? intransigence, in particular, it is about russian appetites for central asia, takaya feels initial support from china. don't forget that before the summer summit of the shanghai cooperation organization , takaya met cd-pin, who flew to ana on purpose and held talks with him there. this time tokaev's visit should be considered not only as a visit to moscow and as an element of a foreign policy tour, after all, after moscow, he will fly to paris , that is, i think that she is trying to demonstrate in this way a relatively multi-vector and to demonstrate that he, as the president of kazakhstan, will be independent enough to ignore all the wishes of the russian federation, which may be, and why is he not going to kyiv? by the way, the ukrainian ambassador, who will work on the visit of tokayev when we recalled our ambassador fr

the military infrastructure of the ukrainian militants are being destroyed by the crew of the strike mfaese helicopters are also called a flying infantry fighting vehicle, they can also be used to land a reconnaissance group to evacuate the wounded during a combat mission, the mi-35 rush at a speed of over 200 km / h at extremely low altitude earth only 5-7 m to deliver a surprise strike, our the aces perform a complex maneuver called a pitch-up for a few seconds. the car emerges from behind the trees, shoots ammunition and leaves again to support our fighters and express their recognition for the daily feat, an agitator of the russian radio brigade arrived in lugansk, artists yurki and elena sever them a concert, and before that, the musicians were in melitopol honored the memory of the fallen heroes in the eternal flame after the performance took place such concerts. akit brigades arrange in different cities. however, support for the morale of the military is far from all that the defender is carrying humanitarian cargo. we can’t come, just empty-handed, so we took what the guys would

well, in this regard, walter russell mfa recommended to the united states. approximately the same cycle of militarization and military-economic mobilization that they carried out in the fifties, when they began a systemic confrontation with the soviet union, but here is leonid markovich, and in the fifties the united states accounted for approximately 40% of world gdp and they really flourished economically now the situation is a little bit, otherwise, will they be able to pull economically what walter russell offers. let me do a little introduction, but just a reminder that american military spending government taxes before the first war would be so small that the us is easy. a divorce faster than to europe in 1936, roosevelt would win the election, promising not to go to war, and if it weren’t for perharbor and the insane declarations of war by the hitlers in december 1941, when he was in moscow and thought that there were still prospects ahead. and it’s not clear how they would even enter, because it was not an easy task in the fifties, but firstly, as fo

e mfa and bronnert refused to give. any comments press quickly proceeded to her car the day before, the official representatives of our foreign ministry, maria zakharova, said that london had compromised itself with a zealous momentary statement. they are involved in the attack on the black sea fleet without even asking. what facts does russia have? the united states great britain france opposed the start of an investigation into the activities of american biolaboratories in ukraine the draft resolution was submitted by russia for a vote in the un security council and only china supported it russia proposed the creation of a special commission of representatives of all member countries of the security council to investigate the activities of the americans, first of all to find out. is the obligation under the convention on the prohibition of the development of production and stockpiling of bacteriological toxin weapons being observed? however, as our representative dmitry polyansky noted, western states are afraid of su

gutesh the mfa is looking into this, so uh the team will be up to us corresponding to all of our hmm colleagues to give you the assistance you need directly i have been contacted on this by the leaders of several african countries who uh of course don't understand what's going on as all the time we are talking about the need to help the poorest countries and on issues completely unrelated to food security. even uh, donations are blocking. that's completely unacceptable. mm. well it happens and of course we we must do everything to provide , first of all, interesting, you know , agricultural producers who demonstrate very good performance, but also to support our traditional, your traditional consumer customers. or our friends. there are many obstacles in developing from the outside, but there are three, probably the main points - this is the chartering of ships - this is insurance, and these are payments, because today banks are super, but a big obstacle and a small lawyer sitting in the bank. he can block any transactions. we recently learned not to work with e, euro and dollar. for

some that immediately after arriving at the ball, he was hospitalized, and then the official russian mfacified, then maria is so interesting, the representative of this of the russian ministry of internal affairs, there was a video here and i will explain it in a telegram, as if everything is fine with him, so before that it was said that the representatives of the european union , in particular, the representatives of great britain, the prime minister of great britain was elected, they will put as much pressure as possible to consider it so that it is treated like countries. thank you, serhiy stetsenko, journalist of radio svoboda, who is currently at the bar where the summit of the g20 is being held, was with us on a direct video link. we know how it was problematic to agree according to the bloomer publication because the leaders of the countries and their representatives could not agree on the wording, which in particular will clarify the war in ukraine, they are different, altan reports that these disagreements have been resolved, so we we are waiting to see what this stone will loo

started to reboot those institutions to ensure that the money that was stolen is brought back, and in the mfah africa, we started to rebuild, including to help them to appoint experienced prosecutors including from private practitioners, to help the national prosecuting authority to be able to handle complex matters and as we speak they are beginning to claw back the money and resource and including to hold people accountable. 0k, let me — can ijust interrupt you there? sorry, but ijust want to pick up again on something that chiefjustice raymond zondo said in his findings. he says the anc, an anc government, should be ashamed that this happened under their watch, and since jacob zuma's resignation in february 2018, the anc have done little to tackle corruption within the party ranks. that's why i say you can't just blame it all on the previous administration. zondo says you've not done much to get your acts together to tackle corruption. yeah, hence we say it is not correct, because if you look into the institute today, it is beginning to account, even in the previous year or so, where we pu

condition can we discuss the possibility of resuming the movement of ships about this reported in the mfaiev was discussed at a meeting of the un security council and voronin will continue where ukraine should have guarantees from kiev, they are waiting for confirmation that the ports and humanitarian corridors designated for the export of agricultural products will not be used for the introduction of hostilities, such a position the head of the russian ministry of foreign affairs sergey lavrov outlined to his turkish colleague before since then, russia's participation in the grain deal has been suspended , we emphasize that the russian federation, as the main participant in these agreements, has not withdrawn of them, a suspends their actions in connection with this the movement of ships along the security corridor is unacceptable, since the ukrainian leadership and command use it to conduct military operations against the russian federation while the ukrainian military attacked the west was silent, but as soon as russia announced the suspension of participation in the black sea initiati

12 year friendship during which they exchanged over 300 letters and many phone calls when she was an mfa student at stanford, she received the assignment asking a professor to describe their most exorbitant dream home in order to study spatial relations ships. and she said that what she wanted to do, thinking about dynamics of race, wealth and privilege which was to turn to herman rather than a stanford and ask the seemingly simple question, what kind of house does a man who has lived in a six foot, six foot by nine foot box for almost 30 years, dream of. and over the ensuing months, they communicated. they wrote. he she designed the house. he described for a black panther on the bottom of a swimming pool. photographs of black heroes, a bar with martini glasses, a library with books about black liberation, and an iconic seventies fur throw across the bed. she drew the house he dreamed she built a of the house that he and while she was working on the house, his conviction overturned herman wallace was released from prison. he visited with sumell and his family and celebrated his freedom a

mfa in creative nonfiction from columbia university but has published short stories, personal essays,journalistic features on a wide range of topics. his primarily written about science and health in this work has appeared in the "new york times" magazine, the new yorker, the atlantic, wired, the los angeles times, the financial times magazine when mit technology review among other publications. and ofan course easy author of e book a ravenous use of the title on your screen when you are able to order. that is what we're talking about today. so welcome >>. >> thank you, think summit turn right and beyond. say what of course it's wonderful to have you. i love your book. it reads as i said on social media. it reads like a novel. it, was glued to it but it is al true. i'm sure he will talk less we go through how you came up with the idea of writing this book and connecting all these dots. it is about the biochemist who was a jewish homosexual living openly with hisis mail partner n germany. yet hitler protected him. on the hope he could cure cancer. this again reads like fiction but it i

i didn't realize it was part of what you were talking about mfa where i got and said enough already. they'll keep hitting me. i'm going to let them in this is something you specialize in stopping. >> one of the drivers that's called the attacker innovation attackers are innovating and looking for new ways they will inundate the user with requests until they come ply an that's a reason they got into the uber breach. you can assume the front door is open and we have solutions and the defense and depth you need because they're going to go after credentials on the inside once they make it through. >> how about trying to protect secrets? that seems like a fantastic business for you. >> yeah, secrets management is the other dimension. >> i love this, secrets management we all read in the conference call, i need to know about secret management. >> we talk about human identity, you put on these glasses, the machines, applications are using the create dentials for an attacker, it's the holy grail and they get that and get privileged access. the same platform we manage machine identities and c

later in the 19th century that we see the rise of museums that might be familiar to us today, like the mfa in boston, the metropolitan museum of art, the american museum of natural history. these were all founded around the 1870s, following the civil war. i've been really interested in this in between moment between the 18th century and these later museums, where we can really see this kind of gradual, messy, non linear transition between a cabinet of curiosities model where you have collections that are filled with all kinds of different objects together, towards greater specialization. also, between collections that were often restricted for elite audiences or imagine to have a research purpose, towards institutions that were dedicated at least ostensibly to public education and access. by examining this period in more detail, i also want to argue that we can see more clearly that the idea of the museum itself was in flux. you can see this in the different terms that were used to describe collections during this period. you often see terms like cabinet, gallery, museum, they all mean obj

you got your mfa at and why you. you worked at condÉ nast for years in the marketing department.to the moment where you said, okay, this is it i'm going to double down, i'm going to become a writer for real? >> yeah, there was a paradigm shift that happened to me in 2010. my stepmother died of cancer at the age of 51. i think that's watching someone go at such a young age made me think, okay, what would happen to me if i thought i only had this many years left? what would happen to me if that was the age at which i would pass. i thought i would want to make a lot of poems. i would want to make art. i would want to be as free as possible in my creative expression. i think that for those of us who have lost people close to us, they do give you something. she was opening doors for me. she was saying, you know, this is your life. don't miss it. it was so interesting, not only did i double down on being a creative artist, being a poet, just a few months later i fell in love. >> parted with that also required a big move. >> yeah. >> kentucky becomes central to your writing. >> yeah, i

found mfa poland, which stated that they officially announced that everything was installed - this issia, this is a russian-made rocket. i was so happy. i think, thank god, at least they didn’t establish that there was a belarusian-made tractor, then in general the scandal would be global, you know, well , it’s absolutely obvious that, of course, this is a russian-made s300 rocket in ukraine, no one produces these rockets are produced in the russian federation well, what the idea itself was laid, but for the layman. well, sort of, no matter which rocket is still a russian -made rocket. so, we put an equal sign. russia will conditionally create a press conference. we'll keep you posted, and along the way, the weirdos don't intend to invoke article 4 on this. e agreement to start consultations and for incidents in poland what is here? important here is what conclusion can be drawn from this, regardless of whose rocket flew where and so on, if the americans and nato were interested in a big war with russia , i assure you this precedent would be enough and we would have seen completely di

uh, how to formulate mfa i really.with the duty, and to formulate and voice the meanings to reassure the people of the population. here, in order to avoid this evil, ours out of the blue , we need not to get rid of meaningless comments and the same meaningless briefings. but, well, sit down to work a little, write to explain in russian that people are stupid. all people do not understand that someone listened to us didn't understand what was going on. everything is fine. we have earned, the turks, have earned transnational corporations that own grain also earned. i'm just within the framework of this about what you say people are stupid. and so they listened to us and did not understand anything. i ’m standing here right now and i think that some people didn’t understand too much from what we just discussed with alexei aleksech, the conversation is somewhere else the conversation is that you can still just a little more, well, let’s put it this way clogged. since you signed up. i think mfa does his job, as he should do

set out not just on the same day, well almost at the same hour at 4:00 pm when the mfa published a statementy always tell him that apart from ramzan kadyrov, there was nothing like that in russia now and politics. so what about nuclear. and here, wait, yes, you say man. now i'm not sending you directing anything and no insinuations. i would not support here that washington and beijing are stipulating red lines. i do not know why you do not like this phrase, but in the application of china somewhere red or not. this some kind of absence already, in my opinion, in my opinion, this tendency to move somewhere was like red yesterday, but today we passed and yes, between beijing and america are preserved, therefore blinkin’s visit was needed and there will be many other visits. eh, will he and solve these problems. especially in the commercial economic area, it is impossible that they are trying to move away from the danger of a military confrontation. she was yes. this is fine. so, when i said that this is all, uh, i spoke and declared that this protectionism is not unacceptable world. the timid

and disabilities here because you know you are under mfa policy allowed 3 years of exemption for each condition that you have. mr. skrak has mull pull disabilities he could get 3 years for each of those. now, in 180 degree turn about sfmta seeks to revoke him for not having the activate card approximate driver's license thap they previous told hymen he could have lapse. so, like mr. the other 2 mr. skrak deserves consideration for decades of service. >> and -- upon the april continuance upon anticipated changes it legislation. that has now hopped the year pilot program that started on november 9 gives taxis access to uber customers and authorize 3 e hail apps that will increase the value. of the medallion in theory >> thank you. >> sfmta website. >> thank you your time is up. >> i don't have third minutes. 3 minutes. why your time is up you have a question from commissioner trs vina >> go ahead. >> thank you. local taxi industry. he might be able to some day roach that retirement benefit he passed up in 2012. so -- in the upon interim and kwul fiing if the statement policy i, assure y

as for the position of our country, it was announced by the mfa twenty, first of all, the economic forum, where they discuss a witness with developing strange moscow insists that in the end your document should touch on the topic of lifting the sanctions, as well as the economic growth of food supplies available medicines and medicine negotiations. sergei lavrov on the forum. perhaps they will be devoted to this issue, as well as the grain deal, its term expires on november 19th. military assistance to ukraine is being discussed by the european union today is meeting with the minister of defense. yesterday, diplomats josé barreley announced that 15,000 people would undergo a retraining program for ukrainian servicemen on the territory of several european countries. barrel also started for the first time. how much money ukraine received from the eu at the beginning of the year is 8 billion euros, so about high-ranking eu officials told reporters that europe has actually completely exhausted its peace fund, created a year and a half ago for next year, and its funds have been planned and pa

12 year friendship during which they exchanged over 300 letters and many phone calls when she was an mfa student at stanford, she received the assignment asking a professor to describe their most exorbitant dream home in order to study spatial relations ships. and she said that what she wanted to do, thinking about dynamics of race, wealth and privilege which was to turn to herman rather than a stanford and ask the seemingly simple question, what kind of house does a man who has lived in a six foot, six foot by nine foot box for almost 30 years, dream of. and over the ensuing months, they communicated. they wrote. he she designed the house. he described for a black panther on the bottom of a swimming pool. photographs of black heroes, a bar with martini glasses, a library with books about black liberation, and an iconic seventies fur throw across the bed. she drew the house he dreamed she built a of the house that he and while she was working on the house, his conviction overturned herman wallace was released from prison. he visited with sumell and his family and celebrated his freedom a