if the national accounts court needs information, then it will not be monitored after something happened let the monitoring device come in and tell me why this happened 6 months ago, why this happened 3 months ago. we can provide this online information to the monitoring device and provide the possibility of monitoring during implementation, not post-implementation monitoring. it seems that one one of the examples of this discipline is showing itself in the banks. well, in the last year or two, you have repeatedly talked about banks that are unprofitable and their capital adequacy is low or negative. you talked about what your plan is that this procedure has been prolonged banks should be reformed, and many economists believe that until this story is not corrected, in fact, the inflation story will not be corrected until the banks continue to operate and this will lead to the so-called lowering of the capital adequacy index. yes, it is a problem. banking indisciplines in our country must be recognized as one of the deep-rooted problems of the past. it was especially from the 1380s and 13

the government that itself is going to welcome the transparency of the supervision of the national court of accounts, if it needs information so that it is not supervised, after something has happened, the supervisory body will come in and say why did this happen 6 months ago, why did this happen 3 months ago, we can get this information online. it is also available to the supervisory authority. we should actually provide post-implementation supervision , it seems that one of the perfection points of the government's financial management , god willing, we will be able to witness it in 2014. one of the examples of this discipline is showing itself in the banks , and well, you have seen it many times in the last year or two. you talked about the banks that are unprofitable and their capital adequacy is low or negative, what is your plan to correct this practice that has been going on for several years in the banks, and many economists believe that until this story is not corrected , it is actually the case of inflation. it will not be corrected as long as the banks continue to operate and this leads t

national values. the constitutional court accepted the message to the president and parliament. and the account of the perpetrators who allowed the disgrace in europe continues to be discussed about the leaked conversation about high-ranking german military officers. author's exclusive made from painted denim. original fashion project, the day before spring holiday from young fashion designers from kletsk. to be at the forefront of patriotic education and to remain one of the pillars of civil society and a reliable rear for men. women's weight. the movement in belarus is growing, it has become a force in society that must be reckoned with, the president said at a meeting with activists of the belarusian women's union. there are more than 170 thousand representatives of the fair sex in its ranks. and recently, when the all-belarusian people's assembly was given constitutional status, the bujj received the right to delegate its members representatives for the president, this meeting is an opportunity to thank women for their best quality. and an active position, as well as discuss whether everyth

also ahead, congressman eric swalwell on the danger of donald trump escaping accountability in our nation's courts. illinois governor j.b. pritzker joins us at the table days after his fate became the latest to kick donald trump off the presidential ballot. grab your coffee and settle in. welcome to the week again. as we come on the air, criminal defendant donald trump heads into the week with a dominant hold on the republican party in the presidential primary. last night, trump won caucuses in idaho and missouri. he also swept the republican convention caucuses in michigan. today, voters in our nation's capital are voting in the d.c. republican presidential primary. it might be nikki haley's first shot to pick up a win even as trump gets closer to clinching the nomination. in two days, voters in 16 states and one territory will cast their ballots on super tuesday. on thursday, president biden will deliver the state of the union address. by friday, congress must reach a deal to avoid a partial government shutdown. it's a week for the history books, so who better to join us now than nbc news presid

court reenters the abortion debate. medication abortions account for more than half of all abortions in the united states. what is at stake as a nation's high court hears arguments in a case involving one of the most commonly used abortion pills. and my thing was winning retired baseball player cleon jones helped his team clinch a world series title, but now he's trying to score a different victory, one for his hometown. they see a rundown old community how an alabama community is launching a comeback. those stories right now on matter of fact. swatting calls to police are often dramatic claims of violence or an active attacker on the scene, sending law enforcement rushing into action. but these calls are completely made up and that means an unsuspecting person and their family are often surprised with an intense police response. these calls aren't new, but they're happening more often. and now the fbi has launched a national database to track them. lawmakers are some of the most common targets, with former gop candidate nikki haley's parents recently, the subjects of a swatting attack in south carolina. in georgia, a rash of calls rec

court, why create another one ? you have national tribunals, there is an international tribunal? the problem is that we we face a gap in accountabilitys no international court that can prosecute putin, the top political leadership and the top military command of the russian state for... even the icc has no such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but all these crimes that we are currently documenting is the result of a crime, aggression, or the result of their leadership's decision to plan and wage this war. if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders who start such wars today. that is why we must sense this gap in capabilities and create a special. is there progress on this matter? i know there have been discussions, it seems that western countries are saying yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is really important from a legal point of view. last year , an international center was created in the hague, which occupies... this means that when the special tribunal is created, they will not have to start

of tazeerat in the program of coming up and explaining that the unverified account is going to go to the court and the national branch to be investigated, but this balance that has been disturbed is an accurate point, mr. doctor , pointing out the sensitivity of digital markets and platform businesses in such a way that you are now in a balance. maybe, for example, 100 is not desirable for you, but before you intervene , you should check where the next equilibrium will be formed and at what speed it will be formed. now, at least my own observation is that the general public and i agree with your service that even some of my friends who were in this field believe that i am in a hurry to remove the option. the welfare of the consumer, i.e. the passengers, was not improved at least, and this claim was made. again, this claim itself is the subject of debates , that all trips have become more expensive. so, if that mechanism has such a state, is it really a correct assessment that we said it is expensive because of this? first of all, regarding the whole range of these numbers, a review must be done. first, which i

the damages came up in the program and explained that the unverified account is going to be investigated in the court and the national branch. but well, the doctor pointed out a precise point about this imbalance. the sensitivity of digital markets and platform businesses is such that you are now in a balance, maybe for example 100 favorable. it may not be us, but before you interfere, you should check where the next equilibrium will be formed and at what speed it will be formed. will the next equilibrium be better than the current state or worse? at least this is my observation. that the general public and i agree with you that even some of my friends who were in this field. they believe that i am in a hurry to remove the option the welfare of the consumer, i.e. the passengers , did not improve at least, and this claim was made, and this claim itself is the subject of debates, that all trips have become more expensive. well, if that mechanism has such a situation , is it really a correct assessment that we said it is expensive because first of all, it refers to the limited generality. these numbers must be an initia

of tazeerat came up in the program and explained that the unverified account is going to be investigated in the court and the national branch , but this balance that has been upset , mr. doctor pointed out the sensitivity of digital markets and platform businesses in such a way. you are in a balance right now, maybe it is not 100% favorable for you, but before you interfere, you should check where the next balance will be formed and at what speed it will be formed then. is that next balance better than the current state or worse? now, at least my observation is that the general public and i agree with you that even some of my friends who were in this field believe that i am in a hurry by removing the option, the welfare of the consumer, i.e. the passengers, did not improve at least, and this claim was made. the claim that all the trips have become more expensive, if that mechanism has a similar state. is it really a correct assessment that we said that it is expensive, because of this , first of all, it looks at the whole range of these figures , there must be an initial investigation, which is also done in tradition

26, the court arrested pashynskyi with the alternative of posting a bail of more than uah 270 million. these funds were contributed by the national association of enterprises. pashynskyi's account, at least, has not yet been proven, maybe we will never prove it, but the subject of consideration during the investigative judge's hearing were questions. the court rejected us and left the decision of the investigating judge in force. situation expected, unfortunately, exactly, because at such stages of the investigation, when there is such an order, unfortunately, our courts do not understand the circumstances of the case, the judge asked to pay attention, under what circumstances, why 10 years, why now, who ... who is interested in this? the ukrainian state is definitely not interested in this, because even if you take the money, 270 million hryvnias of working capital of the members of the association, which i head, have been laundered, for which i thank them profusely and i am ashamed of it. it's all a farce, but i'm not about that, i'm about the war, i'm about what i have to do to do and, unfortunately, what i do. with the beginning of a full-scale invasion, the armed forces of

court of justice to hold the regime accountable. we want the countries not only to hold the regime accountable, but also to recognize the rights of the palestinian nation. we hope that the blood that was shed in gaza was not in vain, and that they will achieve the freedom and preserve the dignity. thank you very much for being with us here in hidden files sheikh talal abdurrahman sharim, a former prisoner of the israeli regime and the head of the prisoners files for hamas, i appreciate you being with us. thank you viewers for being with us on another hidden files. i'm marza hashimi and hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. information about palestine abounds on social networks, many times without context. they do not allow us to go deeper and understand all the dimensions of a catastrophe that is dragging on for centuries. daniel hardway, chilean mayor of palestinian origin opens a window to palestine to understand in depth the present cause of the palestinian people, exploring its history and future prospects. do not miss a window to palestine. when i first heard that in this week's episode of iran tech we're going to be going into radiator m

international. court of justice to hold the regime accountable, we want the countries not only to hold the regime accountable, but also to recognize the rights of the palestinian nation. we hope that the blood that was shed in gaza was not in vain, and that they will achieve the freedom and preserve the dignity. thank you very much for being with us here in hidden files, sheikh talal abdul rahman shareem, former prisoner. the israeli regime and the head of the prisoners files for hamas, i appreciate you being with us. thank you viewers for being with us on another hidden files. i'm marzia hashimi and hope to see you right here next time. goodbye. in the streets of the gaza strip, which was suffocating under wave of profound sadness, hopes of getting a loaf of bread turned. into funeral processions and sorrow. on the morning that followed the dreadful flower massacre, families buried their hungry, martered children, as arab aircrafts didn't hesitate to replay the same aerial drop theater, dropping the packages this time inside zionist israeli settlements of the gaza enclave. is there anything more humiliating and denigrating against a genocide stricken and started peo

court of justice to hold the regime accountable. we want the countries not only to hold the regime accountable, but also to recognize the rights of the palestinian nation. we hope that the blood that was... thank you very much for being with us here on hidden files, sheikh talal abdul rahman sharim, a former prisoner of the israeli regime and the head of the prisoners files for hamas, i appreciate you being with us, thank you viewers for being with us on another hidden. files, i'm marza hashimi and hope to see you right here next time, goodbye. this week on expos a, although aaron bishnel explicitly stated that his actions were a protest against design. communist entities genocide of palestinians, western media misreports his motivation as a protest against the israeli hamas war. a debunked article claiming that hamas sexually assaulted palestinian women. during the al-aqsa flood operation causes controversy for the new york times and pro-palestinian activists prays bushnell as a hero who succeeded in bringing attention to the calamity and genocide suffered by the palestinian people. right here on expos a, the truth is just a revelation away. one of th

court of justic, to hold the regime accountable. we want the countries not only to hold the regime accountable, but also to recognize the rights of the palestinian nation. we hope that the blood that was shed in gaza was not in vain, and that they will achieve." thank you very much for being with us here in hidden files sheikh talal abdul rahman sharim, a former prisoner of israel regime and the head of the prisoners files for hamas, i appreciate you being with us, thank you viewers for being with us on another hidden files, i'm marza hashimi and hope to see you right. here next time, goodbye. اسحب حالك! الباروه فدائيه بتحمي الباروده فدائيه بتحمل السيع عامل الحصار ويسيه في عام الحيصارائيه ويا حلوتنا يا فدائيه ويا حلوتنا يا للعار ويا للعار هيك علمتنا هيك علم متشوفيه. this week on expose, although aaron bishnel explicitly stated that his actions were a protest against the zionist entities genocide of palestinians, western media misreports his motivation as a protest against the israeli hamas war. a debunked article claiming that hamas sexually assaulted palestinian women during the al-aqsa flood operation causes controversy. for the new york times and pr

you have a national tribunal. there is an international criminal court, why create another tribunal? problem is that we face a lack of accountability because there is no international court that can prosecute putin, the top political leadership and the top military command of the russian state for the crime of aggression, even the icc does not have such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but all these crimes , which we now document, is a consequence. the crime of aggression or the result of their leadership's decision to plan and wage this war, if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders who start such wars today. that is why we must feel this gap in capabilities and create a special tribunal on aggression and bring putin, lukashenka and their entourage to justice. is there progress? on this issue, i know that there have been discussions, it seems that the western countries say yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is really important from a legal point of view. last year, an international center was

you have a national tribunal, you have an international criminal court, why create another tribunal? the problem is that we face a lack of accountability because there is no international court that can prosecute. of the russian state for the crime of aggression. even the iss does not have such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but everyone does these crimes that we are now documenting are the result of the crime of aggression, or the result of their leadership's decision to plan and wage this war. if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders that start such wars. today, that is why we must feel this gap in capabilities and create a special tribunal on aggression, and bring putin, lukashenka and their entourage to justice. is there progress on this matter? i know there were discussions. it seems that western countries say yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is really important. and five countries sent their prosecutors to work in this center. this means that when a special tribunal is created, they wil

national tribunals, you have an international criminal court. why create another tribunal? the problem is that we face a lack of accountability because there is no international court that can prosecute putin, the top political leadership and the top military command of the russian state for the crime of aggression. even the iss does not have such jurisdiction, unfortunately, but all these evils. or planning and unleashing this war if we are the result of their leadership's decision if we want to prevent something worse in the future, we must punish the state and its leaders who start such wars today, that is why we must feel this gap in capabilities and create a special tribunal on aggression and prosecute putin, lukashenko and... is it observed progress on this issue? i know there have been discussions, it seems that western countries are saying yes, in principle, but in practical terms we will have to wait for such a tribunal. we have one positive intermediate step that is real important from a legal point of view. last year, an international center was created in the hague to investigate the crime of aggression, and five

nation. the supreme court will likely not announce its ruling until later in the spring. florida will ban social media accounts for most children under a law signed today by republican governor ron desantis, 14 and 15 year olds will only be allowed to be on social media with a parent's permission, and children under 14 won't be allowed accounts at all. lawmakers behind the bill say it's about children's mental health and protecting them from online predators. it is likely to be decided in court with first amendment legal challenges expected. >> not too many people see their names trending online. the way kiki often just took over twitter. her 41 point performance against iowa state last night is fueling what is part of a larger rise in women's college basketball, all thanks to new stars and broken records. an average of 476,000 viewers tuned in to regular season games on espn and abc. it makes the most watched regular season for women's college hoops in 25 years. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has more on the tournament now in full swing >> electric. thrilling and incredible are the words fans are usi

and delivering we helped to lead the national bipartisan coalition of state attorneys general to take the big opioid drug companies to court and hold them accountable, which we've done to the tune of $50 jake, we eliminated what was the largest backlog of untested rape kits in the entire nation. here we've protected kids from child sex abuse. we've defended people's fundamental freedoms, whether that's the right to vote or women's reproductive freedoms. these are things that i've done as ag, and it's that fighting spirit. i want to take to the governor's office to make sure that our schools are strong that are communities are safe and that our economy truly creates opportunity for every person. >> in addition to the voters in north carolina going for democratic governors and republican presidents north carolina, alexa, lieutenant governor, not on a ticket with the governor, but separately. and the lieutenant governor is a republican, even if the governor cooper is a democrat and you're running against him for governor. he has mocked victims of school shootings. he's called lgbtq people filth he is an obama birther. he's at climate change denier. he

nation. the supreme court will likely not announce its ruling until later in the spring. florida will ban social media accountschildren under a law signed today by republican governor ron desantis, 14 and 15 year olds will only be allowed to be on social media with a parent's permission, and children under 14 won't be allowed accounts at all. lawmakers behind the bill say it's about children's mental health and protecting them from online predators. it is likely to be decided in court with first amendment legal challenges expected. >> not too many people see their names trending online. the way kiki often just took over twitter. her 41 point performance against iowa state last night is fueling what is part of a larger rise in women's college basketball, all thanks to new stars and broken records. an average of 476,000 viewers tuned in to regular season games on espn and abc. it makes the most watched regular season for women's college hoops in 25 years. abc seven news reporter lauren martinez has more on the tournament now in full swing >> electric. thrilling and incredible are the words fans are using to desc

whether this right-wing court will audaciously, fragrantly, in front of the whole nation, use their power to run the clock out. so that donald trump faces no legal accountability, so that his guilt or innocence, cannot be definitively proven to us, the of odors. who i believe have a right to know whether the man is guilty or innocent. so that he can return to power, without us having that knowledge, and dismiss these cases from his position as, and i quote him here, i quote him here, dictator on day one. if you were hoping that donald trump's authoritarian disregard for the rule of law was going to be stopped by americans institutions and the court at the highest level, that hope is severely diminished today. the mueller investigation didn't stop him, two congressional impeachments didn't stop. for criminal prosecutions are not going to stop him. the supreme court he helped to stop will not stop him. today, is the starkest proof yet that in the zero-sum battle between maga and democracy, there was, and is only one thing that could ever truly stop donald trump, and that is we the people. americans, voting against him, a majority, voting against what he stands f

national golf course there, seven springs estate there. she could've also gone after some of his iconic properties here in new york or his bank accounts, his possessions. what this courtany collection efforts while his appeal plays out, donald trump in a statement that he greatly respected the appeals court for that decision. tbs. greatly respected the appeals court for that decision.— for that decision. a busy day for ou in for that decision. a busy day for you in new _ for that decision. a busy day for you in new york, _ for that decision. a busy day for you in new york, thanks - for that decision. a busy day for you in new york, thanks very i for that decision. a busy day for i you in new york, thanks very much for bringing us right up to date, thank you. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. you are live with bbc news. the uk has blamed china for being behind what it says were two �*malicious�* cyber campaigns — targeting democratic institutions and politicians. the attacks, which took place in 2021 and 2022, hit the electoral commission — which holds the personal details of 40 million voters — and uk parliamentary accounts. here's the uk's deputy

way should that the nations, as the worst case for crimes is to genocide i v as the international court of justice. but i think we all know completely, but i think some of the accounts are busy. and while some countries differ from others, whether the union, some companies like highland station, no doubt, jim norway thicker, no more forceful position. what principal positions happen? 40 or 10 minutes, and yet others have been quite unconditionally, so portable business, genocide. but yet the you for policy chief, the set that i speak now are on behalf of you. which means there is some consensus of some sort at the higher echelons of power that have come to recognize that there were no principals, if you're not quite sure when it's getting to the war farms and but just like us hunter, i'm leaving casa as having spoken about organizing a reminder today already because we see these rubies moving all day. it's very slow already, and the are moving or bad very shortly. but clearly, when officials of this nature starts speaking on behalf of justice and bias on behalf of those who are starving children and by the side, i think it has just to add to that side is also what i