and it must be because of mit, my relationship to mit, very smart.said, what would happen if the boat sank from its weight and you're in the boat and you have this tremendously powerful battery and the battery is now underwater and there's a shark that's approximately ten yards over there. if the boat is sinking, water goes over the battery, the boat is sinking, do i stay on top of the boat and get electrocuted, or do i jump over by the shark and not get electrocuted? because i will tell you, he didn't know the answer. he said, you know, nobody's ever asked me that question. [ laughter ] >> seth: was this long, random tangent just a convenient ploy so i could find a way to play that clip again? i'll let you decide. [ laughter ] we played that clip on monday, but i'm still so hung up on it, which brings us to a new segment called "seth is still hung up on something from a previous closer look." [ laughter ] first of all, can we talk about this? >> and he said, nobody asked this question. and it must be because of mit, my relationship to mit. >> seth:

that's a bigger problem than who gets into mit. >> reporter: so the s.a.t. is back but probably just for a certain corner of the academic world and rafferty stresses those highly selective schools may not always be the right one. >> because it's really up to you. so go someplace where you're going to get an education and you feel comfortable and where it's a good fit. >> reporter: stanford says the process will still be holistic, only the tests will be part of that and prospective students will get some time to study up. this will take effect in the fall of 2025 for admission to the class of 2030. >> the nine uc campuses no longer require standardized testing, scrapped after a legal challenge from students saying it put minority applicants at disadvantage, but if applicants do submit test scores, they can be used for alternative enrollment. >>> it is a different story in two of the country's most prestigious universities. harvard announced it is requiring standardized testing for fall 2025 admissions and yale is also bringing it back, but for the first time

tell us well, terry is in their decision the judge is concentrated on russia's mit, mit, so strikes campaign against ukraine's electric infrastructure. from october 2022 to march 2023. so during the 1st 4 winter of the war, the judges set the dar reasonable grounds to believe the decent to men are responsible for this campaign. and i think this is very important to you because of its timing, because russia is right now in the middle of yet another campaigns against ukrainian energy infrastructure. this time also turned my power plants and dams are being targeted. also civilian targets which could take it in longer to the repair sort of consequences. could this court decision have what sort of reactions are we seeing so far as well? of course, there is no immediate likely for the rest of these 2 officials, as long as they stay in russia and don't travel to the country that are members to the wrong side. the statute and the international criminal court. we've heard from the russian security council, this is the body to the former defense minister showing who is now secretary off. and the secur

one, he have an mit degree, and it almost didn't matter if he had learned anything at mit. he was the mit guy and when people said, this is about science and new technology, they looked at tom whitehead and said, well, he knows about it, but we don't. and he was given a portfolio way beyond his experience and way beyond his that served him well. and he was able to think the things that were verboten elsewhere in that political discussion. you go to the wroclaw report, they're talking about all the things that have to happen before you have competition in something like satellite. and i think tom skipped a lot of that report and just got the part that said competition and when he did open skies in 1972 he didn't do all the studies and. qualifications for where the competition could go. it was supposed to take in fact they say that in the rostow report this is going to take decades. in 1972, there was an open skies policy. the fcc wasn't thinking anything about it. tom whitehead somehow influenced this time lifer at the fcc who was chairman of the commission at that go for it

there are no problematic issues today either in the work of the mit or in foreign policy in general, in particular in actions on international platforms and organizations from the un to the osce. minsk and moscow have identical agendas, and such similarity of views helps strengthen the position of the union state in the political arena. russia can always count on the support of belarus on those issues where we are able to provide. thank you for making the decision in russia about the large-scale presence of russian armed forces and senior officials at this parade, we really appreciate it, you can hope that everything that we have planned together with the belarusian side will be resolved without delay without any stop. the foreign policy component of the union between belarus and russia is growing in the world; in the future it will have increasingly practical significance, sergei lavrov is convinced of this. and all the work. minsk and moscow in the international arena will be aimed at the most effective union building. integration processes are gaining momentum. belarus and russia

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ministerial portfolios received maxim ryzhenkov, now he is the new head of mit, anatoly linevich became minister of agriculture and food, and alexander efemov, previously the deputy of the department, became the minister of industry. ex-minister alexander ragozhnik is traveling as ambassador of belarus to russia. accumulate them at home, as snap does for china, our two main partners are russia and the people's republic of china, there must be a responsible and targeted approach to fulfilling our obligations and developing our relations, this is still up to you, when you feel that this control should not exist, you will tell me, in all directions, right up to your visit, how it was... until you tell me, the corresponding commission remains, this remains with you, but the primary attention is the presidential administration. in the presidential administration there is a new first deputy, natalya petkevich, and the head of state now has a new assistant in minsk, yuri forolov. he comes to the presidential administration from the state control committee. addressing the appointees, alexander

you could even call it organized crime a group of individual mit officials.f course, official warsaw bears responsibility for this. and she, meanwhile, advocates the use of weapons against migrants. and international humanitarian organizations must respond to such aggressive behavior. poland’s behavior towards refugees, this opinion was shared with our channel by the editor-in-chief of the national defense magazine, military expert igor korodchenko. here it is necessary to demand , first of all, compliance with humanitarian norms from the polish authorities, and the rules that regulate the treatment of refugees, migrants, and internally displaced persons. we remember that in the previous period, there was, accordingly, a migration crisis, artificial, provoked by the polish. authorities, it came to the point where they shot rubber bullets at these unfortunate people who were trying to get into polish territory, poisoned them with police shepherd dogs, and in absolutely brutal form, and today, of course, water cannons, tear gas, police batons, special forces un

it was a broadcast of a briefing by mit official maria zakharova.tinues with the facts: the information picture of the day in our releases. in the studio artyom yamshchikov. the attack on russian journalists is another vile crime of the kiev regime. in gorlovka at gunpoint the fire from the ukrainian armed forces turned out to be our colleagues, employees of the ntv channel. wounded correspondent alexey ivliev and cameraman valery kozhin. right now doctors are fighting for their lives. the russian media called the shelling of russian journalists targeted. the moscow exchange today stopped trading in the dollar and euro, and the decision followed the introduction of us sanctions. how did the quotes of financial companies react to the news? and what will happen to the course now? currencies in russia, and most importantly, is there a panic in exchange offices, we are waiting for our inclusion correspondent. a mega-rain in the moscow region led to casualties and injuries, clogged storm drains and fallen trees. authorities in the moscow region are count

posts and patrol services, urgently take measures to detain the volga car, white colors, number 0466 mitnals are armed. they hit the stingrays, they only have three cartridges left. why did you shoot, commander? for information, so that they know that we are also armed, maneuver, steering to the left, ladson, yes, press, press! i wouldn’t envy you, i wouldn’t want a multi-ton colossus approaching me like that, you learned all the options, except for this, if you stay alive, you’ll dream about it all your life. there’s a road on the right, if we turn off and don’t catch up, cut us down, there’s no other option, quickly, before we come to our senses, we need to disarm. all. i might not have been able to cope, yes, the guard is the guard, the guard, by the way, never gets old, it would be necessary to note this case, since this happened, but the medicine will understand and will not object, but no, i’m not supposed to, i’m in uniform, okay, you’re in a hurry, so you’ll be in minsk, be sure to come in as agreed, okay, you wrote down the address, yes, you and i somehow, it seems like we’re re

my uncle is a professor at mit, the longest-serving professor in the history of mit doctor john trump and doctor john trump told me many years ago i was a little boy just like that beautiful kid over there i was not as good-looking as an but other than that i was the same age and he told me i said what you mean uncle john? someday he knew nuclear better than anybody. when he graduated from mit they said will you do us a favour? what. become a professor. because he was so smart. and he said i would like to think about it but he did and he was there for 41 years. he's the longest-serving professor in the history of mit. he's to tell me nuclear many years ago and i was was a little boy he said someday you have a bomb that can do destruction the likes of which nobody can even imagine they won't tell you what he said in terms of the power but he would say just that and then go into some more details, and i said no way uncle john no way. and i said yes tuesday worried about it. that's your threat and we don't even talk about it. can you imagine this guy saying global warming is the greatest

on behalf of the head of state. the new minister was introduced to the mit team; until now, maxim arzhenkoverved as first deputy head of the presidential administration, supervised issues of international cooperation, and his professional path i started in the foreign policy department. the main direction of the ministry’s activities now is foreign economic affairs; in the conditions of the economic war being waged against us, this is a key priority. we need concrete results in terms of balancing foreign trade and ensuring our growth. exports at a faster pace than imports. the head of state set a specific task for all of us: to increase the export of goods and services by no less than 7.6% this year. the task before the department is important, but the new minister has no doubt: the team is strong, which means all plans will be fulfilled. the most extreme business trips with the president, what they talk about in person, will there be a book about the political... belarusian border guards have stepped up measures to cover the state border with ukraine. the state grant committee has informat

mit sichtbarem erfolg unter feuer. for the poet's anniversary.history, to not remaining in one place. camps to look at all this with the eyes of shakespeare, even at the decembrist uprising with his friends. pushkin was growing up, changing, and some elementary slogans like that were no longer satisfy. he had some additional questions: what kind of freedom, what kind of equality? he doesn’t fit into any clear ideological framework at all, like any genius, this is an attempt to complicate the overly simplified image of the poet, to return it, as it were. everything that was taken from it was intentionally taken away from us. the lab podcast is on first today. for 20 years, the british government infected its citizens with human immunodeficiency virus and hepatitis c. rishi suna, still the country's prime minister, apologized for what he had done, but the time had come in the end, he attacks the libarists, they turn out to be to blame for the emergence of hiv and hepatitis in british subjects, money is the main motivator. motive, he is already rich

and so i know who it and type groups on funeral mit the fresh, less than. well, research group is also investigating what foods might have a positive impact on the skins up here in this office right now, we're looking at omega 3 fatty acids on probably by all takes will be with can gabby now drinks plan based milks instead of gary and generally avoids white flour in process fluids. cheese also made cleanliness and hygiene. a priority and watches are bedding and towels more often by day gets me and i feel a lot better these days. i go out again and meet up with friends every month. it gets a bit better. and soon gabby hopes she'll feel at home in her own skin. again. the doctor christoph newbies also has some advice for another on site least skin problem. ward's fault or remedies include visiting cemeteries at night, dancing by moonlight, or putting garlic in your shoes. so what really helps get rid of award? it's a diagnosis that could stuff lead each makes quite often. veruca, regardless, also known as the common warrant. these benign skin groups are one o

the process, mit metz, minimum standards of credibility was done in the confinements of the little the constitution and up to act was followed and also stick or the engagement was done. all right, it's good to know that we have to leave it here not turned on by and a opposite of the african center for governance. thank you so much for bringing us up to speed on this. thank you so much. i for a turning to europe now, and they have been angry scenes on the streets of the french capital after police moved in against thousands of proof of his team and demonstrators. the police used to gas and rubber bullets to try to break up the trout protest as had been making a stand against the ongoing is really offensive in guys that since this probably the idea of operation more than 36000 palestinians have been killed. that pro palestinian protest is also to to the streets in the french city of leon. the police turned up to dispense the crowds who were holding policy and flags and signs . but said hogs uh with guys that according to local pharmacies, about 2000 people to punch in the radi. some indi

none of these things will be voted on because the mit the seo decide what we vote on.d is this. look atngs that happen in the country.a■$■y thi, michigan and look how many people are showi up. welcome to the rallies that trump had in new york city and bronx. le are fed up. they are tired of thisp. a chan. if you take on mnell and don't make a lot of friends because people make moy government. the only way this is a lot of pn washington that are mad against mcconnell. spend more money. don't impacthem. are going to s. so if you look at every issue, we the florida had not balanced its budget in 20 years and going to default and lostobs in four years. we had a big budget def a going to default on our debt.] and guess what? we fixed it. one person. all of us together, i have a. i got a great business community, gre mayors and itnd people want to movehanged there. , so. here's w■ree. can make a differ. this group by yourself, remember what charlie talked about the number of votes to win. so manythese states we lose by 20,000 votes. at many votes. you can impact by 500 votes

she agreed, we had to hear university presidents from mit,. throughout the hearing we get a. answering our questions. the question that is the most viewed testimony is the■o question off the committee hearing. it was not my prepared i thought how can i ask this question in a moral way to force a yes answer? this. just calling for the genocide of jews to violate your university's code of conduct? or the other said it contextü and the heard. we know it is not penn depend on the reflective of american values. ign within 48 hours at such a month harvard president was [applause] and we have a message for ed. two down, so many to go. we will continue. we will continue to stand up for what is right wse universities accountable. each of those higher ed institutions relies on nearly $1 billion of u.s. taxpayer funds if there is any support for anti-semitism, and if these schools ref1k■h students, we wil defend them. taxpayer dollars.for u.s1, [applause] accountable. taxpayer dollars we are very focused on foreign v funding ook at the amount of foreign funding from adversaries and flow

thin valley with that and berkeley or harvard or mit, that is critical we have the smartest people and not sectorthat's a luxury we can't afford. also the training systems need to be more aligned with the needs of the private sector. and schools that provide training which is the. there's a bunch of we don't have to do but second-generation reforms putting out to couple publications that with innovation we look forward to talking about that publication. you give great insight for the panel to address and further detail. tuat report always for the partnership with the world bank so with the audience you will see a brief video but in person i will bolt carlos lopez and he was a brief video as they take their seats thank you for joining

nico and his co-founder shut down their lab at mit so they could build altera. nico. good morning. i got all kinds of questions, but first let's explain digital humans. you are not building robots, right? this is a disembodied human. that is right. we're altera, and our mission is to build digital human beings that live, care and grow alongside us. and we're starting first with, like you said, friends that could play any game with you and are always online, starting with minecraft. so you know when you think about human beings in your life, the ones that you don't see, the ones that you know you correspond with on text message, or you give a phone call to a live across the country in a way, they're sort of digital human beings, too. this would be the same sort of thing eventually. it's incredibly similar. we are more and more interacting with our friends digitally, and this is probably the next step we're going to take now. you've got you've got a great name with digital humans, but how how is this different than the chatgpt demos that i've seen? you know, at the highest level, our

this chair could be occupied by the head of the polish mit sekorski, who is highly valued in washingtonamong those interested are estonian prime minister kaja kalas and lithuanian minister lansberg. it is noted that so far the new commissariat for military affairs has neither money, nor powers, nor state. celebrations begin in normandy in connection with the eightieth anniversary of the allied landing in europe, the us president has already arrived in france for this, it is noted that zelensky will also take part in the events, while russia was first invited to normandy, and then the invitation was withdrawn. meanwhile, biden promises to make the celebrations lively and unforgettable. well, apparently, in his usual sleepy joe manner, because a number of american publications just today released materials where they note that the degradation of biden’s mental abilities has sharply accelerated, wall street reports that the owner of the white house practically does not understand non-advisers, disobedient, and he will have a debate with trump. everyone is sure that biden will be pumped up

and the latest statement by the head of the polish mit is completely dissonant with the statements that warsaw made a few weeks ago, proposing to open additional checkpoints. in these conditions , the only one. the path is dialogue, sergei lavrov, in turn, emphasized that the belarusian-russian interaction in the field of historical memory, which has recently received a new impetus, with an emphasis on patriotic education, countering the falsification of history, the justification and exhumation of nazism, and the protection of the heroic memory of our ancestors, will only intensify. the head of the belarusian ministry of foreign affairs invited his russian colleague to minsk for a conference on eurasian security, which will be held in the fall. by the heads of diplomatic departments signed the results of the negotiations. a joint letter to international organizations on the approaches of our countries on issues of eurasian security. bmz is increasing production and expanding its export geography. in the first 6 months of the year, the company produced 1,2000 tons of steel. among the bu

line to put it are they any defense agreement they mit be oá expertise to north korea to increase their if that does not get you to being a state sponsor of terrorism, what would? increasing the nuclear capabili o somebody already on the state sponsor of terrorism should be an automatic inclusion of the country in question. imous consent, i would to me this is one of the most important decisions generation of politicians will make. because if we made russia a spate -- a state-sponsored it would change the momentum in ukraine overnight. it would be a ukrainians and ite any -- it would make it hard tog business with russia. my hope is that the russian peoplene d they are suffering as i have nn in touch with form president trump either. you didn't ask me. >> and the european allies would not have any questions on the language but when it would be possible to brought onto the floor. do halso ukraine right now callg for the to remove restrictions for american long-range missiles because there were a lot of efforts to reach out to the administration. would you support their efforts to use ame

albuterol or in response to bullet launched, one of his heaviest rocket attacks on northern israel and mit already escalating clashes across the 11 on israel border. since october strikes of killed 25 people on the is rarely side, including 10 civilians and over 400 people in lebanon, including more than 70 civilians. to the latest casualty, public utility worker and the 11 east town, if knock were killed and it is really drone strike, it sort of resolved. if it was one of the guys who was persistent and patient to the american, he was a good person. so he didn't want to leave the town. the us is calling for the escalation, while us secretary of state antony, blinking, said a gauze or deal would also help lower israel lab and on tensions. now there's no doubt in my mind that the, the best way also to empower a diplomatic solution to the north webinar is a resolution of the conflict and guys getting the ceasefire. that will take a tremendous amount of pressure out of the system. possibilities have forced more than a 150000 people on both sides of the border to flee their homes. resolution l

das ist leo, 7 jahre alt, der sohn ver, der ist immer mit. in doubles with spaniard paola badossa, theeven managed to defeat russians ekaterina alexandrova and irina khromacheva in the first round, but the day before the international tandem withdrew from the competition. the battle for... the current season's racket, who will win the team tennis tournament this year. the first round of the competition ended in the capital, four teams - these are three minsk teams from a club from svetlogorsk - were arguing for two vacant tickets to the next stage competitions. the tournament, we note, is being held for the seventh time since 2019, the presidential sports club, together with the belarusian tennis federation, is organizing a championship, specifically among children under 12 years old, who are engaged in tennis clubs, centers, riding sports, the children are very happy, for children this is great celebration, great pride, playing not for oneself, because tennis is still an individual sport, but playing for a team is a completely different emotion, they support each other, root for each

hispanic, american, women, men, people with diplomas, people without diplomas, people that went to mit harvard and wharton, people that didn't get out of high school, the most successful economy we've evere v had. and peoplead that i would say say you call them on the radical left, call it whatever you want liberal people, progressive people. they were all callining and they were saying, let's get together this amazing nobody. no, every single group, nobody has everroup better than duringi that period of time in my administration, duringn that pe. and they wanted to get together and it would have happened. we would have happened. it was really something. ay i'm not sure i would have been able to say to you that there was a way to unify, successful, unify. and i think we're going to havec a tremendous success. we have to bring it back fast because this countryweo brin ise a failing nation. we are really a failing nation right now. we're being leftt over out all r the world. >> all right. a lot of ground to cover. part two of my exclusive interview with former president trump is up next.

country after i spend to educate them, make them the best they can be as engineers at mit. and then we kick them out. that's nuts. and so i would like to see policy on that and i heard some of that out of trump. i haven't heard out of biden yet. i'm all ears. i am a policy guy. gimme policy well, we certainly hope to hear more of it at the debate from both sides and not just grand overtures, but actual policy positions and what we will not hear likely is who the trump vp pick will be at the upcoming debate i has kept and likely at the rnc convention i hear though you are rooting for particular person governor doug burgum, to be trump's vp pick. >> you called him trump insurance. explain that and why you see him or want him as the vp well, i want to be totally transparent on this almost a decade ago on shark tank of all things i invest in a company called pr, prx performance in fargo, north dakota. >> i'd never been to fargo. i went back up there. would the abc cruise in february. i thought it was going to be a dark side of the moon and it was, it was like 1 million degrees

even understanding what it would be like to have an upper middle class lifestyle and times any open mit or something comes on. the 11th irene doesn't want to be viewed as the rich lady from europe and her old home where the situation for others is so difficult. poverty among them aside, for instance, a couple of visits, a traditional village or boma. the village elder asks the german doctor for help. i . the christiane examines a severe injury that still hasn't healed months after a motorcycle accident. irene translates her husband's advice. the leg needs to be examined with a c t scan. here in the step, the doctor is unable to help further. the only safety scanner available is that the university clinic and most of the on psych gnosis is will receive to me was the 2nd test. but then you got into some 50 kilometers from kilimanjaro in the most i step there have been years of catastrophic droughts. 3 consecutive rainy seasons didn't the right. the effects of climate change are undeniable. high up and i reins mothers, mountain village farm. they still benefit from kilimanjaro snow. they h

and i think it was the longest-serving progress is professor in the history of mit 41 years very smartout nuclear and he talked about the power of nuclear and i would say uncle john you're done briefcase that would do i want discuss and we a long way from that in terms of the advancement of the technology and it's very bad weave a chance of going into world war iii because of our leader i don't want to get in to what stazen the president to china, putin, kim jong-un they doing to somebody not at the top of today's game he was never the brightest bulb and everybody understands that and knows that you look at his foreign-policy over the years always wrong you look at all of the things you look at his crime bill the 1990s how horrible it was he was never great at what he did and i had a real problem i love this country don't see the country into a nuclear long be so didn't badly damaged what we say won't matter this will matter this place won't matter nothing won't matter practically nothing is going to be here anymore the level of power and weapons that's worsens the weaponry we're talki

lithuania, will we launch a stock washerwoman for money laundering and the sale of visas through lithuanian mitkaterina tikhomirova, this is a new series of prank investigations from the inside out. queue of the fund by soul. in case anyone doesn’t know, let me briefly remind you that a so- called solidarity fund is registered in the republic of lithuania today. this is supposedly a belarusian platform for raising funds for victims of repression. the baysool foundation is an organization that collects money. several scammers and infocygan. throughout the existence of the extremist foundation , claims have been made against it, saying that from the beginning of 2020 they promised people millions, dragged out to strikes and protests, people were thrown in and... they continue to be thrown in, this money that was given to the hairdresser, it was money that went to us inside the country for food, for living, so that we could somehow survive for a year, let’s not create more a dependency approach , first of all, because people themselves cope with these problems quite well, and the stryzhak stole ex

yeah, no minor mit you on that it gets out. what's the name with it? but uh, this situation really annoys the most honest is us. okay, well, i'm in urgent need of an explanation. yeah, and i mean, think going through my really wasn't what we're going to let me finish and what you know, feet, fremont, they're obviously, we're not, we farmers aren't going anywhere. this thing pulled up a boat that well as well. all the herders are leaving their regions and coming to our wondering place at the home, the livestock are destroying our fields. our wives and children are starving. that means that you do, you really want to tell me, you don't know about this. who this conference has been escalating for 3 year, where people don't say you didn't know me well to see what i've just got one thing to say, and we'll, if he's returns, we'll stay. and if it doesn't, we're still staying by the time you get. i don't want us to go to the viet firstly, thank you for allowing me to come here to viola in. i have listen to all parties and 131 thing clear. well, good on the 3 v

education in the workforce highlighted multiple mit and faculty staff that made anti-semitic remarksr associate, columbia dean's placed on leave over disparaging text exchanges. what can be done if faculty members are part of the problem? >> great question. faculty members are big part of the problem. we've seen examples of faculty members that canceled classes so students could take part of the protests. we've seen faculty members join and link arm stopping police from doing their job and enforcing the law and there is no consequence for the. we asked this, they are so fearful of offending faculty members acting in anti-semitic ways it reveals a lot about how things have gotten so broken on university campuses. if we are going to hold the bodies of american higher education we need to look at how these faculties have become so ideologically monolithic and warped by perverse ideologies. i will say the good news is we are starting to see some reform. harvard and mit announced they will no longer require forced diversity statements reciting the latest dogma of dei and adopt a position

yeah, no, a minor mit you on that against not less than i'm within my job. this situation really annoys the most honest as us. well, i'm in urgent need of an explanation. yeah. and i mean, think going through my really wasn't what we're going to do. i'm finished, which i mean, i don't know if i'm up there. i'm here or not. we farmers aren't going anywhere doors thing pulled out of a boat that, well, all the herders are leaving their regions and coming to our wondering place at the home, the livestock are destroying our fields. our wives and children are starving. that means like you do, you really want to tell me you don't know about this, the who this conference has been escalating for 3 years, where people don't say you didn't know me? well, i don't see why i've just got one thing to say and we'll, if he's returned, we'll stay. and if it doesn't, we're still staying by the time he doesn't. i don't want us to go to the 1st place . thank you for allowing me to come here to can be all of you. i have listen to all parties and 131 thing clear. well, good from t

so we need to change one of the compressors mit getting a gas dixon and the bar. i see you might have heard the term h to reading in relation to this, but also 2 other pieces of gas infrastructure like and then g terminals on power plants. it's address, they can be easily switched to run on hydrogen in the future. but they're actually huge difference is how much hydrogen they can handle. you know, some of the definitions that the floating around the hydrogen ready anywhere between a 100 percent and 100 percent. so at this point, we don't have an established calling understanding what hydrogen ready means and stressful depending on where on the scale, a piece of equipment sits that might need substantial refitting after all, before it can carry pure hydrogen like you, you have a diesel car, you wouldn't call that uh, electric, ready car, just because you can use the shut of the car issue as have to end up gusting the entire time on that. that's the same principle and of course if wouldn't do it. and that's the same for hydrogen. and even if something's a 100 percen

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this device is made by mit researchers and is similar to a fingerprint scanner that can measure the number of white blood cells when they pass in front of a miniature lens by examining the surface of the skin . it also determines whether the patient's white blood cell count is above or below the dangerous threshold. this non-invasive solution allows patients to measure the number of white blood cells more often, and as a result, the amount chemotherapy with more precision. to be determined. the efforts of the country's researchers to produce a dengue fever vaccine using technology. announcing this news, the managing director of a daneshpounian company said that the first stages of the production of this vaccine have been approved by the food and drug organization. in the context of the discussion of the vaccine related to dengue fever, i would like to say that the dengue fever vaccine is available in the form of a weakened live virus in the world, but the problem with this vaccine is that due to the complexities of the virus itself, how it functions and enters the cell in some cases, in so

the head of mit-venezuela said that the oppressive imperialism has never had such ridiculous leadershipseven are currently demonstrating. ivan gilpinto emphasized those rejected by their own. they seek to resort to colonial practices and interfere in matters that do not concern them. the us president's condition shocked even his summit allies. this is stated in the new york post article. in protest against the g7, a counterform took place in italy. demonstrators took to the streets to make world leaders gathered at the resort feel that they need to work for peace and invest money spent on weapons in the name of people's rights and freedoms. "court of justice we have no king." with this slogan, the hungarians went out to a large-scale protest; thousands of local residents gathered at the european commission building in budapest to express their disagreement with the decision of the eu court to fine the country for failure to comply with the rules for the reception of migrants. in the hands of posters there is no migration, war and gender and the eu court, get out. activists consider it u

petersburg was spoken by the former head of the mit austria, karin knasel.e you here. we already met last fall in vladivostok. then i asked about your views on european politics. my point was that europe is just followed the rules established by the united states of america. but you then said that e is so unreasonable, provided that they are the first to suffer if something suddenly goes wrong. and then it seemed to me that he explained all this quite clearly. but yesterday, at the celebration of d-day in normandy, president macron spoke about the need to go even further and continue to put pressure on russia. they're not going to stop. i have never agreed with the russian point of view that europe is just a vassal of the usa, and that it is blindly follows orders from washington. no, when. was a minister, i never had any difficulties with the united states; on the contrary, the initiatives i put forward were supported by russia, the united states, and turkey, but the european commission blocked them. do not underestimate the power of the bureaucratic system

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lugansk and kherson. region will suffer inevitable punishment, this is stated in the commentary of mitve maria zakharova. she called the shelling terrorist acts of intimidation, in which nato's signature is obvious. in the village of sadovaya, kherson region, 22 civilians were killed , including a child. and our war correspondent mikhail andronik has all the details. a double blow was struck late in the evening in the center of the village of sadovoe. and this is the village. is on a significant level.

an official representative of the russian mit drew the attention of unesco and the osce to chitykluni russophobic statements. press secretary vladimir putin dmitry peskov called the idea of ​​american human rights activists crazy and called on our journalists to turn to them for argumentation. previously, the employee is what we call it. the clune foundation for justice on american radio appealed to the international criminal court and the countries of the european union with a request to initiate criminal prosecution of russian media employees, including chief and non-chief editors for the quote “propaganda of war and coverage of war in a pro-russian manner.” and young journalists from europe, asia and africa gathered at international children's media summit in the far east. it is held by a children's creative association. unpres with the support of the presidential fund for cultural initiatives. on international children's day, participants organized the action horizon of responsibility, the future in the present. the action was held in the format of an open dialogue. the participan

the atlantic, a warning about the devastating potential when you feel before is too late to stablish. mit seek something else. and that of course, is american nuclear supremacy even where other nations will no longer tolerate this brushes. one of the fathers unions arrives in the seats as.

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brix with a big plus in nizhny novgorod opens a meeting of the heads of mit in an expanded format with the participation of countries not members of the association. road blocking and tents on the streets. anti-government protests in yerevan broke out with renewed vigor. forehand. the results of the elections to the european parliament and how they ended for macron and the french national assembly. well, also in the rhythm of jazz, which will surprise the moscow festival this year. this is the program today in the studio of dmitry zaboysky. hello. foreign ministers of the british countries are coming to nizhny novgorod. a two-day meeting of the heads of diplomatic departments begins there today. this year russia chairs the organization. the ministers will discuss. problems on the global agenda will talk about efforts to strengthen true multilateralism in international relations, be sure to touch on regional issues and multifaceted cooperation within the framework of the association, these are security, economics, finance and humanitarian ties. the total gdp in terms of purchasing power

mit official representative maria zakharova called the murder of the military commander another seriousier, an ntv film crew came under fire in gorlovka. the cameraman, valery kozhin, died from the received temple, andrei ivliev’s correspondent, who worked with him was saved, but... lost his arm. the investigative committee stated that those involved in the death of journalists will be identified and punished. in ukraine, the screws of mobilization are being tightened more and more. from mid- july, summonses will begin to arrive by mail, and it will be considered received, even if it could not be actually issued to the addressee. due to the general mobilization in rural farms , there is a shortage of personnel. only a fifth of the staff remained. kiev authorities are discussing the provision of armor for agricultural workers. spheres: military commissars are rowing to the front of all men indiscriminately, emergency doctors, builders and even actors, and those who arrived from abroad to register for military service may now not go back. now let's start with a short advertisement, then w