arrives and minus 11:54, moscow paris is not at the airport charles de gaulle paris france is that notshilo and this is my wife marina it looks like you can do harm. he will die now. because pasha is here and i see him, and my cats scratch. i can't do everything with my husband alive you wish happiness, and you rest like a sheep uncomfortable. he walks like a living reproach, it is inconvenient to open an alice in his pocket with an umbrella. i 'll take it from the garden said no. we were going to find. 1865 1865 we can for that kind of money? in russia so with vinegar friends i am glad to welcome a new member of our family within the walls of this castle and as a sign of goodwill. i want to give my son-in-law this wonderful watch. a nice guy will want to sue half of maria's fortune. and it seems to me that they love each other. of course not, hold on. here you don't need it. here is your forgiveness. and you know, i'm just fine. with you, by the way, there has never been a drink. yes, we will leave you with a lawyer before, easily washed off by a lawyer. thank you i would like to ask

what he calls their attempts to read, colonized africa and sever the continent. relations with moscow. paris, where he calls us ambassador from burkina faso. after agreeing to withdraw $400.00 military officers from the african country, as locals want the french gone. i believe that france has no choice but to accept what our authorities have requested since it is all contrary for where the guarantors fall. well to be, i would say that france has no choice because we are still friends state. we're not in colonial times anymore. wiser ultimately is thinking about a mutating cold with an a bombshell admission x. so this pharmaceutical giant, pfizer, is alleged efforts to mutate the cove and virus to produce new vaccines for its lucrative business with telling to live in the russian capital. this is our international. i'm rachel blevins here with the top stories of the our welcome to the program. and how gary aunts are being killed in the ukraine conflict, even though it's not their fight. that's according to hungary, foreign minister who says there nick, nationals living in ukraine's border re

for what he calls their attempts to re colonize africa and sever the continents relations with moscow. and paris recalls as the master from burkina faso. after agreeing to withdraw $400.00 military officers and the african country as locals want the french gone. will i believe that france has no choice but to accept what our authorities have requested since it is all contrary for where the guarantor should fall. well, to me, i would say that france had no choice because we are silver and state when not in colonial times, any more with coming to you live from the russian capital. this is our t international. i'm rachel blevins, here with the top stories would be our welcome to the program. hungarians are being killed in the ukraine conflict, even though it's not their fight. that's according to hungary, foreign minister who says their ethnic nationals living in ukraine's border region with the country are being forced to fight for kiev in addition to ukrainians. hungarians also die in this war, since on gary and living and trans capacity are also conscripted into the ukrainian army with him some

the continents relations with moscow. and paris cause its ambassador from burkina faso. after agreeing to withdraw $400.00 military officers from the african country as local, want the french gone. i believe that france has no choice but to accept what our authorities have requested since it is our country for where the guarantors fall. well, i would say that france had no choice because we are silver in state when not in colonial times, any more. but a corporation owned by india's richest man is accused of fraud by the very american farm. that short sold some of our donnie groups, stuff with hello, and good afternoon for martine or national studios in moscow to wherever you may be . catching us from. welcome to this hour's top stories from all around. i'm fear allies about hon. gary ends are being killed in the ukraine conflict, even though it's not their fight. that's according to hunger is foreign minister who says their ethnic nationals living in ukraine's border region with the country are being forced to fight for in addition to ukrainians. hungarians also die in t

and the refectory church of the kiev-pechersk lavra with the ukrainian orthodox church of moscow patriarchy. in parisns of thousands of kurds from all over europe demonstrated. in memory about the dead. at the end of december, the representatives of the community announced the emphasis in advance as the most ambitious, and at the eu level since the morning more than a dozen buses delivered activists from germany to the netherlands switzerland belgium by the paris police. the reason for this was brought to a state of high alert, including riots and clashes at recent kurdish actions, let me remind you on december 23 as a result of shooting near the cultural center of the kurds. in paris, three people were killed and a 69-year-old man was detained, who explained his actions, racism and hatred of foreigners. however, representatives of the kursk community believe that there are political motives for what happened. and turkey is behind the attack today's demonstration is also timed to coincide with the tenth anniversary of the murder of three kurdish women in january 2013. this crime was never solved. lit

for 2 months , he performed in moscow and leningrad. parisy times offered him to return to the soviet government, but prokofiev came twice more with concerts and only then returned to moscow with his family in his homeland in 1936. he wrote many his masterpieces, including the famous symphonic tale pizza and the wolf, the ballets romeo and juliet the stone flower the love for three oranges. shostakovich called his tremendous work, ability and self-discipline. it is amazing how prokofiev could work simultaneously on several works, the composer died on the same day as stalin on march 5, 53, so the society did not notice his departure. on january 19, 1928, the radio inventor alexander shorin patented the first device in the ussr for mechanical recording and playback of sound. by the name of the author, he was called shorin von . this device became in fact the grandfather of the tape recorder and voice recorder shorin came up with the idea of ​​​​recording sound on a standard film tape, 35 mm wide. the recording was mechanical with the help of a

tell you about the real danger, to fly here we spent almost a week in airports and planes from moscow to paris from paris across the atlantic to chile and santiago rebelnas in this city at the end of the earth. we are three days. we were waiting for flying weather to set in order to fly over the drake strait from south america to antarca. we were anxiously waiting for a meeting with the boundless white lands. we well imagined this mysterious snow-covered continent, but the plane landed on a gray rocky takeoff strip for hundreds of meters around. there was no snow. it’s winter in moscow in february, and here it’s simply impossible to get to antarctica at other times of the year, but few people can imagine that when summer snow begins in antarctica, and the ice recedes and here you can see a gray land with almost no life. it's waterloo island antarctica russian base bellingshausen we want to know why there isn't one around. they explain to us that it is too warm to the border, an ice cap of several tens of kilometers, during the stay, the thawed soil, it is necessary to be careful here and there

moscow and speaking on the balcony of the current measure. he became his famous words. long live russia long live friendship between france and russia, he did not say the soviet union . thus, this is pariseopolitical laws of fundamental dualism, the struggle and contradicts the two civilizations of the continental maritime, germany france russia is the continental power. their interests always coincided, but since it was contrary to the angel of the saxon anglo-protestant culture of civilization, they always sowed enmity enmity, so that there would always be normal politicians. and today the grandson, so dogula, yes, but mufflers that's it anglo protestants. they are so powerful in europe, they jam any politician, any adequate politician, any politician who wants to defend their national interests, there are a lot of them, and france has marina and so on, but suddenly they take this macron out of his pocket and throw it there and say everything he will be your president. no one knew him and immediately becomes president, you know? and now we see exactly the same picture today in the czech republic, a person wins, who, in general, is a spy there, a general, there, and so on and so on. th

moscow, st. petersburg or paris well, we began to make plans, where the graduates of the branch of the competitiondance rather large children come from different corners. now we had about 4 people per place, our children will be in demand in the profession, including here in kaliningrad, including in other parts of our motherland in our first theater and other state theaters. also, do not forget that being sick is still an international art, and for the children of future graduates, all opportunities are opened up to work not only with us, but actually with gas abroad. this is an experience that i personally have firsthand knowledge, so in fact uh children, which are produced for them, in fact, the whole world is open; moreover, we implement a complete closed cycle. yes, from our training, and in fact, those children who are graduating, maybe who want to continue further education, go to a bachelor's degree and continue to study. they can do it quite easily . i do not remember. youth we need you, only young 50.000 per hour 3 hours minimum wage to find a true friend. i know that i share the concept

this is not done spontaneously. that this is the policy pursued by moscow and berlin, and in the 20th year, in the year 1900, pariscreated, and belarus was in fact already untied, and they say that there is no doubt especially in the 20th year, when the occupation began in 2020, not in 1900 and oh , i'm sorry. and here it is, when it means that the whole group was outside the border, and it was supported by germany. politics in the same way as what bismarck once said, he once said that in europe only twelve exist, this is germany and the russians, the rest, it does not matter. well, this is rough, it seems, according to soldafosk , it was said, but this policy remained it will ring softly of gas metering, the policy of decarbonization, how to close all secondary power plants, how to open, germany is the complete owner of energy and the whole of europe , it would receive gas from putin and superficial members, here are these two, these are the regime, they are the owner of the entire energy structure of europe. the so-called supporter is financed by this group, first of all, because it is hired, it is necessary, sp

a massive building sometime in london, paris or moscow karaites were once quite numerous in the crimeathey either separated themselves from the jewish sphere, then moved away, but also moved to argentina, and on the instructions of soviet intelligence to his father, ukraine, aptey, who had already left there. got over. he iosif grigorievich tops his activities after the war. he so deftly began to pose as a natural hispanic. so he got into the trust in the leadership of costa rica that he became the ambassador of this country in the vatican, but already before the war. he so wiped himself in the spanish-speaking world that in the fortieth year he became a member of the first generation in mexico . all the events around, uh, trotsky's affair, subsided. he was instructed to start creating, uh, reconnaissance groups in the south of latin america, uruguay, argentina, chile , brazil, well, so far the tasks have been set to disassemble and disassemble so far. maybe there is a record of that interrogation, but his task was quite obvious; he was lucky to find a good specialist chemist, who, e.

this is paris, berlin, moscow, this is the position of the company and the necessary actions for germanynnot make any statements. colleya, something will happen, that the lukashenko regime, which is on the beaches of this opposition, will go to belarus. well, believe me, it seems that financial and political orders are still being issued. this is a good thing, and that is why i repeat goethe, the opposition does not have any the prospects are sometimes non-national, she is not independent and she was from the left pro- russian . - the liberation movement on which i am apple kalinovsky and the belarusian patriots, i will not allow the same option as i fought with lukasz, i did not refuse that there will be an investigation into the tikhonovskaya household and there are a lot of facts that need to be dealt with. недея and eh, only on nationally liberated grays, which person from ukraine, who is a voice for ukraine, what kind of life do they give for the freedom of ukraine and belarus, the polish woman gathered this, she decided, that's how zaya and the future will grow up for us, for natio

she turned her talents to photography and sculpture, and exhibitions of her work were held in paris, moscowand donated the entire $2.9 million to stem cell therapy. to some sporting news now, and it's the second day of the australian open grand slam in melbourne. tuesday sees novak djokovic make his return to melbourne park after being deported last year because of covid vaccination rules. he's bidding to take the crown for a record—extending tenth time. also in action is britain's andy murray and tunisia's ons jabeur. to melbourne now, where we can speak to shaimaa khalil. shejoins me on the programme, always great to have you on the show. just to say, it does feel like you were covering the world cup for us in doha a very short while ago, i know how much you love sports. another big day for you, and another one for britain's andy murray. maybe i should play some tennis, so i don't embarrass myself. a big day, second day here at melbourne park, the uk's andy murray is facing matteo berrettini. ons jabeur is really hoping this would be a good opening for her 2023 season with her first women

a massive building sometime in london, paris or moscow, sometime quite numerous in the crimea and lithuaniaparated themselves from the jewish sphere, sometimes they moved away, but they also moved to argentina, and on the instructions of soviet intelligence to his father, who had already left there, he moved to ukraine. he joseph grigorievich activities after the war. he so deftly began to pose as a natural hispanic. so he got into the trust in the leadership of costa rica that he became the ambassador of this countries. he so wiped himself in the spanish-speaking world that in the fortieth year he became a participant in the first attempt on trotsky in mexico. even then he had to sit out under the guise of a patient. when all the events around e making trotsky subsided, he was instructed to start creating e, reconnaissance groups in the south of latin america, uruguay, argentina , chile, brazil, well, the task was set so broadly, as they say in the svr , the regulatory archive is still disassembled and disassembled. maybe there is a protocol of that interrogation, but his task was quite ob

a massive building sometime in london, paris or moscow, and shady alleys are all, this is argentina ammigrants, but in addition to european immigration in general, there was also a special jewish lot of hebrew words and in the language of karaites, once quite numerous in the crimea and lithuania they sometimes separated themselves from the jewish sphere, sometimes they moved away, but they also moved to argentina, and on the instructions of soviet intelligence to his father, who had already gone there, moved ukraine to the pharmacy. he is iosif grigorievich, the pinnacle of his activity after the war. he so deftly began to pose as a natural hispanic. the leadership of costa rica so infiltrated itself that he became the ambassador of this country in the vatican even before the war. he was so wiped in the spanish-speaking world, what in the fortieth year? participant in the first assassination attempt on trotsky in mexico let him then have to sit out under the guise of a sick man in a hospital, and then after leaving there, when all the events around, er, trotsky's case, subsided. he wa

she turned her talents to photography and sculpture, and exhibitions of her work were held in paris, moscowllion to stem cell therapy. the italian actress, gina lollobrigida, who's died at the age of 95. that's it from us for now. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @richpreston thank you for watching and see you next time. hello again. i'm sure you'd agree, it's been a very bitter start to the new working week, but there have been some stunning, sunny skies with some snowy scenes around as well — that was overlooking skiddaw, in cumbria earlier on monday. but the other story we've been covering hasn't gone away either — we still have lots of flood warnings in force, the majority across stretches of the severn, the river avon, and for groundwater flooding in the south. and although we'll continue to see snow showers across northern and western areas over the next few hours, leading to icy conditions, actually with water still seeping from fields after our recent very wet spell of weather and a widespread sharp frost, temperatures minus three to minus seven widely. well, you can imagine the ro

she turned her talents to photography and sculpture, and exhibitions of her work were held in paris, moscow therapy. the italian actress, gina lollobrigida, who has died at the age of 95.— the age of 95. from one inspirational _ the age of 95. from one inspirational woman - the age of 95. from one inspirational woman to i the age of 95. from one - inspirational woman to another. you know what they say — an apple a day keeps the doctor away. but what about a marathon a day? well, i'm not sure i can say i'd do that, but someone in australia has done just that — and for 150 days straight, no less. 32—year old marathon runner erchana murray—bartlett has finally finished her 6,300—kilometre journey on foot from the northern tip of australia to the country's southern edge. her effort sets a new world record for the most consecutive daily marathons by a woman. earlier i asked erchana why she decided to run this marathon. i was very inspired to run this because here in australia, we unfortunately have a biodiversity loss crisis, so we are world leaders in biodiversity loss. our deforestation rate's

how to compose a ballet competition in moscow, st. petersburg or paris well, we started making plans, where will the graduates of the branch dance? the competition is quite large children come from different parts. uh. now we had about 4 people per place, our children will be in demand in the profession, including here in kaliningrad, including in other parts of our motherland in our first theater and other state theaters. also, do not forget that getting sick is still an international art and for the children of future graduates everything is open opportunities to work not only with us, but also with gas abroad. this is the experience that i personally have knowledge of ridicule, so in fact the children who are released for them openly, in fact the whole world , moreover, we implement a complete closed cycle. yes, from our training, and in fact, those children who are graduating, maybe who want to continue further education, go to the eggplant and continue to study. they can do it quite easily there. it is usually taken in the morning, a different approach. and weight lowers the acid

she turned her talents to photography and sculpture, and exhibitions of her work were held in paris, moscow. the italian actress, gina lollobrigida who's died at the age of 95. let's return to the australian open. novak djokovic takes to court today for the first time in this open but andy murray is playing right now. joining me now is tennis journalist tanya dendrinos. lovely to see you. there is so much excitement about this open with novak djokovic back. what are people saying about his return? , , , are people saying about his return? , , . return? everybody is so excited to see him _ return? everybody is so excited to see him make _ return? everybody is so excited to see him make a _ return? everybody is so excited to see him make a return i return? everybody is so excited to see him make a return to i return? everybody is so excited| to see him make a return to the tennis court at melbourne park. last year it did not end the way he was expecting. he wants to make it a number 10 win at the open and last year he was sensationally deported from the country when he arrived because of aust

this, of course, is a general trend, this is happening all over the world, whether it’s tokyo paris moscowother, the capital city, uh, but let’s explain it to our viewers in such an accessible language. uh, what factors affect the cost per square meter of housing in minsk, because there are, uh, people who say, i built a private house there in the nearest suburbs. that a square meter costs him, well, almost two times cheaper than a square meter in an apartment. e stands in the city of minsk and says why the city is cheaper there for me, but there are certain reasons for this. here are the factors that affect the cost per square meter of housing in the capital. probably, the capital, first of all, of course, the land plot is the cost of the land plot, if we are talking about a square meter for the needy, then it’s just that the land plot is a separate price. maybe he get it and free costs, it turns out the developer bears. not here, another important one. it is, after all, actually engineering infrastructure. this is also a big, uh, cost, if a commercial commercial developer does this on th

june 11, 1980 you are leaving paris for moscow, it is hard and sad for both of us, we are tired.to stop your illness, all in vain. you say don't cry, it's not yet time. we're going to the airport. i have nothing to say to you, except for banal phrases. take care of yourself. be careful, don't do stupid things. a week before his death on july 18, 1980 , vysotsky played hamlet for the last time. he felt very bad that evening , he ran backstage all the time, and there was a doctor who gave him an injection. vysotsky again ran onto the stage completely pale, but after for a few minutes he became red excited again and again ran backstage and again made an injection completely exhausted. he nevertheless played the play to the end and was supposed to play hamlet on july 27, and on the twenty-ninth he had a ticket to paris to the marina premiere of a serial film natural four components against the main symptoms of a cold and now you are already spoiling the fire in children's loans from sovcombank. or cholesterol jumps pressure. always wants, but can never think bad. in general, you imme

ukrainian air defense, then the blame can always be attributed to moscow well , negotiations were held in parisetween the leaders of france and germany on the agenda energy economic conflict usa what olafshorls extremely dissatisfied with the latest initiatives of washington and, of course, the situation in ukraine became the central theme for meetings in the elysee palace sergei kalashevsky followed. grand reception at the sorbonne university for another show of unity amid a long list of disagreements between paris and berlin, emanuel macron and salmon are forced to compromise. considering washington's impudence, this concerns both the protectionist act of lowering inflation adopted by the united states there, and so the americans in the energy sphere, but in the first place and matrona schwartz put ukraine on this date, the 60th anniversary of the friendship treaty between our countries is of particular importance. now, when ukraine is resisting russian aggression, when the very hope of a humanistic order in europe is under threat , france's responsibility in germany is to strengthen the cohe

perspective of four american ambassadors in key western european capitals, london berlin rome paris and moscow. and on tuesday, february 1st at 1pm. we'll hear from sarah pollock who will discuss her book fdr in american memory roosevelt and the making of an icon. she analyzes roosevelt as a cultural icon in american memory historical leader who carefully and intentionally built his public image. kevin boyle begins his look at the 1960s with the story of 8 cahill who in 1961 organized his neighbors to deck their houses with american flags for the 4th of july. boyle was inspired by a photograph of cahill and his neighbors that he had seniors before in a book published by the national archives the book which reproduced more than 200 images from our photographic holdings was called the american image boyle's book about america in the 1960s. the shattering takes us a decade beyond the american image and focuses on the periods transformative conflicts the new york times calls the shattering a rich layered account of the 1960s history is not simply the unfolding of events, but it is the story of ind

dobbs has been a foreign correspondent for reuters and the washington post in eastern europe paris and moscow. he's covered the collapse of the soviet union written about the history of the cold war and a recent biography of madeline albright. during the 2008 presidential campaign. he returned to the post to launch its online fact checker column. so we have michael to thank for that. king richard nixon and watergate in american tragedy is michael's most recent work. we're counting the days following the landslide re-election of victory of nixon and how the investigation of watergate blew it all up. reading king richard for me brought me back to college days when all of this was happening when we crowded into tv lounges because that's how we watch tv. it was a shared experience. we watched the select committee hearings instead of going to class. it was it was educational it was riveting and for many people it was traumatic like the title suggests. the story is the shakespearean tragedy. no heroes and one notorious figure in the character in the center of it all watergate for me. it's like the

paris. his treasury department, moscow sees it, will use the same measures against french media in russia as a response. in a statement, the channels management said the closure will further road media freedoms in france . the closure of i see france with the deafening silence for the french median journalist is on the defense stop and his dentures direction. because after our channel are the media will become the next target. among the reaction we got to this news was from investigative journalists, madiba madiba, who called upon a direct attack on democracy i think is a direct media. you know, it's a very good 2nd democracy. it's very, that's hold on an extra information. you know, i think that just shows the policy of funds and of the western western world. another grow on speaking up on the street in bog media to grow and speak about few more speech remote access information. i did a silence with other media houses, you know, because once once will allow one media house to get shut down, a sheet, opening up more attention, other media, you know, today's, our teens, most the seats more. s

previously our t francis bank account was blocked in the country at the request of paris, his treasury department. moscow says it will use the same measures against french media in russia as a response. in a statement, the channels, the management said the closure will further road media freedoms. in for the closure of artsy, france with a deafening silence for the french media. and john list is on the defense staff and his dentures direction. because after our channel album, a day will become the next target. well, among the reaction we go to this news was from investigative journalist moody, but dba, who called upon a direct attack on democracy. i think this is a direct attack on media. you know, it's a direct attack on democracy, stereotype on the information, you know, a front end of the western western world, another go on speaking about a few more speech remote access information. i did a silence with other media, you know, because it was one media house to get shut down, opening up more tests in other media. you know, today's, i'll teach most the 6 months. so i think the media has a cost of all ne

previously r t from his bank account was blocked in the country at the request of paris, his treasury department, moscow say that will use the same measures against french media in russia as a response. in a statement, the channel to management said the closure were further road media, freedoms in france. the closure of artsy, france with a deafening silence for the french median. john list is on the de fast stop in his dentures direction. because after our channel, our, the media will become the next target. well, among the reaction we go to this news was from investigative journalist, madiba madiba, who called the banner direct attack on democracy. i think is a direct attack on media. you know, it's a direct attack on democracy. it's very detailed on an exit information. you know, i think it just shows they published funds and of the western western world and other grow on speaking about the media to grow and speak about freedom of speech. freedom of information, i did a silence with other media, you know, because it was one to allow one media house to get shut down to opening up more attention. other

movement in perspective on a flat screen already a year and a half after the premiere in paris, the tape was shown in moscowin the theater solodovnikov just take. more than 1,400 films, but the most famous was the arrival of the train, this story became so popular that at the turn of the century, trains arriving at the platform were filmed in different parts of the world, and almost 40 years later. after the premiere. you lumiere re-shot his masterpiece himself. stereo on january 6, 1992. in georgia , the nationalist and anti-russian gamsakhurdia regime was overthrown after a coup d'état. he fled from his bunker in the parliament building, gamsakursia was a descendant of a noble family with the son of a classic of georgian literature. the soviet period sinned with dissidence, was both an anti-communist and a nationalist , a radical in the 89th organized an independence rally in tbilisi under anti-soviet anti-abkhaz and anti-seosetian slogans. in 1991, as soon as georgia gained independence, he was elected president. well, the government has become loud. the failure led to the exacerbation of ethnic conflict

example in a diplomatic confrontation with russia the level of diplomatic relations with moscow on 24 february. parisannounced by bakers who gathered in the city center for a demonstration, as they say protesters french capital. soon the general may forget the intake of bread was in danger of bankruptcy. whereas bakers in paris ca n't afford electricity, in the dip in northern france, power engineers can't afford to eat enough. members of the trade unions of local thermal power plants were on strike there today, demanding higher wages against the backdrop of record inflation. in response to the protests of the french authorities, they have already made it clear that there is no money in the budget, because paris is preparing to send expensive tanks to the kiev authorities, a leclerc for six million euros each warsaw, meanwhile, promised to apply to berlin for official permission to send german leopard tanks to ukraine. how many combat vehicles will ukrainian nationalists receive today at a special eu meeting in brussels about the results of the discussion from the belgian capital report by our europe

and it is one of the actors that trust it both via moscow yet and france locals are rallied in paris again. the governors proposed pension reform am at the spiraling economic crisis in the country. activists from a you are a skeptic, political party gather to voice that discontent with president my trans policies a peaceable ronnie was observed from a distance by police officers. we spoke with some of the protesters who blamed the countries elected nita for the crisis and want him to resign and over the failure to handle the situation. the devil said this is your 1st of all, of course my current house to go because things up by an up he and up with inflation, problems in energy sector, and then you get this pension reform. i think we have a 1000 reasons to take to the streets as i guess the skirt m for so so as on this one in france will never be sovereign. it will not be able to do what it wants, as long as it is trapped in the e. u. if you really want to be free, there aren't many options left and leaving the you. what allows you to succeed and becoming independent economically and

olga nikolaevna butoma named with great success performed solo concerts in moscow, kiev, petrograd, and toured in berlin and parisgh this art school arose much later in 1954. previously, this building housed the headquarters of the fifty-seventh red banner naval missile -carrying aviation division. an example of the next generation was cleaved in this city, air marshal and hero of the soviet union stepan krossovsky bykovshchina was born the birthplace of the belarusian geologist and geochemist konstantin lukashov, doctor of historical sciences arkady ierusalimsky a poet about bunnies was born nearby in the village of zabrodye. the author of a good dozen books addressed to children, mikhail pozdnyakov , it’s nice to walk around the city, repeating the routes of such great people, noticed that five-story houses predominate in bykhov, the modern city is reaping the fruits of its historical heritage, it turns out they didn’t build higher, because at one time planes flew here in 1991 was a secret city, therefore there are no large enterprises and educational institutions in it. perhaps for this reason, the city of spu

kind of government will then be in berlin, let's say the administration or pan in paris can pull berlin back to moscow, or the franco-german motor of european integration will simply cease to function , obviously one ukrainian crisis will have a diverse and multi-level impact. is there still a focus on us ? the alliance there may be more pressure on the union from the other side . tensions with russia are causing different parts of the eu to move in different directions. if if i were a strategist in moscow, i would wonder. did russian diplomacy do enough to prepare the european countries for the ukrainian crisis, i am not a fan of russian foreign policy, but i consider it, in principle, very successful in many cases, but with the preparation of the military campaign, it did not manage to weaken european solidarity within but they were well missed, but now in paris on the wet and the relations of germany france are not brilliant and why after the departure of merkel macron and dredge could become european leaders, but the dredge could not resist the ring of a special desire to become the leader of euro

moscow peter stopped even near poltava in the nineteenth napoleon reached to moscow but the war with him. it ended in paris in the 20th century, germany twice encroached on us during the great patriotic war with the support, almost all of europe finished off the fascist vermin in berlin in the 21st century, also already not the peaceful west has long been preparing a war against russia and now the escalation everything continues, where no one knows where to stop. for the west, russia, the object of envy and desire , has always lived at the expense of colonies, creating a world order in its favor. now that the resources to maintain the previous standard of living of the golden billion. simply no, we need russia as a source of such resources , figuratively speaking, they want to eat us up the existence of russia . in fact, this was directly stated here by lena berg, the minister of foreign affairs in germany, we must do more to protect ukraine yes , we must do more when it comes to tanks, but the most important thing, the decisive thing is that we do it together, they played a game on ivi guilty in europe be

moscow and leningrad. prokofiev left immediately after the revolution, first lived in new york, then in paris many times theernment offered him to return, but prokofiev came twice more with concerts, and only then at thirty sixth returned to moscow with his family finally in his homeland. he wrote many of his masterpieces, including the famous symphonic fairy tale pizza and the wolf, ballets, romeo and juliet stone flower love straight to the sands his great work ability and self-discipline shostakovich called amazing how prokofiev could work simultaneously on several works the composer died on the same day with stalin march 5, 53. therefore, the society did not notice his departure. january 19, 1928 radio inventor alexander shorin patented the first device in the ussr for mechanical recording and reproduction of sound by the name of the author, it was called the shorinophone. this device actually became the grandfather of the shorin tape recorder and voice recorder, he came up with the idea of ​​​​recording sound on a standard film tape, 35 mm wide. the recording was mechanical with the help of a cutter, t

government will then be in berlin well , let's say the administration or peng in paris can to pull berlin back to moscow the franco-german motor of european integration, will simply cease to function . obviously, one ukrainian crisis will have a diverse and multi-level impact. is there a continued focus on nato ? the alliance may intensify on the other hand , strong pressure. union tensions with russia are leading to different parts of the eu moving in different directions. if i were a strategist in moscow, i would wonder. has russian diplomacy done enough to prepare european countries to the ukrainian crisis, i am not a fan of russian foreign policy, but considering it, in principle, very successful in many cases, but with the preparation of a military campaign, she did not succeed in weakening european solidarity inside, but they were well missed, but now in paris is not fierce on the macron and the relations between germany and france are not brilliant. why, after merkel's departure, the macron and the dredges could become european leaders, but the dredges could not resist the ring of a special desir

vysotsky came to moscow to play hamlet and was going to return to paris to the marina, but the air ticketanuary 13, 2020, it became known about a major scientific discovery, the oldest substance on earth was discovered, microscopic granules up to seven years old billion years. this is before the solar epoch, because the solar system was formed 4.6 billion years ago, and the earth a little later these granules. the same stardust, about which science fiction writers wrote so much, was taken from a meteorite that fell into australia in 1969 next to an ancient merchandise and shattered into many fragments. they were collected and began to be studied using chemical reagents, they isolated about 50 parts with a total weight of about 300 nanograms and determined the age of forty of them by methods based on the honor of certain isotopes it is believed that further research may shed light. on how stars were formed in our galaxy, this was such a day in history. the leadership decided to develop atomic bombs kurchatov was the first to understand that this weapon should not be used to make the test o

with our mayor, they discussed the transition to electric buses, which did not work out in paris turned out moscowst before the death of the queen. we have 200 metro stations. that is, it turns out that when we want new ones, we open the ring station . if we compare the capital, then we can somewhere, yes, not only on an equal footing, uh, develop even faster, so here i am absolutely convinced without any praises. i can say a great name when i traveled , here if we compare the capital of the megapolis, here is the russian federation in relation to europe well, no one there can with moscow did not even come close to competing in europe in urban development . that is, i believe 10 years ago that this will happen to our capital from our metropolis. i told him 10 years ago now this is an absolute, so to speak, a fact completely, but in the outback, but in the outback, maxim is fucking, so i can also calmly say about the outback, for example, there is kazan fa. there is a city that is developing fantastically, nizhny novgorod there are cities in siberia that are moving vladivostok began to draw in this

rules buckle mida say paris does not want to break contact. with moscowl , however, moscow does not believe the words of the west for a long time after the unexpected generosity of the french biden and scholz, they agreed by phone that armored vehicles would be handed over to ukrainians. true to the treatment of western weapons. you still need to study, according to the american edition of the politician, most likely, for this they will use the american base in germany. where up to 500 ukrainians will be trained at the same time to master the western b. it will take them several months alexander khristenko will continue the torn escalation for the first time and almost simultaneously, france germany and the united states announced the start of deliveries of nato-style shock armored vehicles to ukraine the largest american package we have ever announced military assistance to ukraine in the amount of more than three billion dollars, this is the largest package in history, it contains 70,000 artillery shells and an unnamed amount ammunition for highmors, dr