what are you expecting him to tell the united nations general assembly? >> what we expect is indeed addressing the issue of the real threat of nuclear threat that vladimir putin had in his speech . at the end of the day, which also in ukraine expect -- we also in ukraine expect the same message, which is more support to ukraine. of course, the winter is going to happen, and what putin expects is that support for ukraine will falter because of the high-priced in energy. this sort of blackmail may have an effect on societies in western, and that is what putin expects to happen. we do expect this speech to focus on this continued support. mark: it is trying to combat this idea of ukraine fatigue, which we are told is infiltrating certain countries looking at, for instance, why we should be paying more for energy with winter coming. we are still talking some 300,000 military personnel or perhaps even more, given the numbers of people that putin can draw upon if need be. what has reaction been where you are in kyiv? >> reaction has been fairly quiet. there is

mark: emmanuel macron speaking a few moments ago at the united nations general assembly. watching that for us as ever, our correspondent, who joins us live from the united nations. i think it is clear to say, a clear call to action from macron . >> absolutely. he gave an impassion speech from t united nations podium, a speech in defense of democracy, in defense of diplomacy and multilateralism, and he strongly condemned pressure and called on all world powers to do so, saying if you don't, you will be on the wrong side of history. he also warned about contemporary imperialism, something that he said france rejects. his speech was very clear. he also warned that the war in ukraine could lead to other wars of annexation ahead. perhaps china's ambitions in taiwan. he said it is the new imperialism, this new world order trampling over current ones. mark: the referendums that vladimir putin in russia is planning, many people, i think, and we have heard this from moscow, from our correspondent there, view this as kind of a rubberstamping exercise. i'm wondering, could you give u

with thousands of citizens have blocked back roman avenue and our protestant in front of the national assembly where they are demanding the resignation of the co passion. and i should note that the reason for these decision was the statement by the prime minister made these often in the national assembly. there he specifically said that he takes responsibility for making difficult decisions in the name of peace. it comes up to explosions, andrew and strikes were reported by armenian citizens. shortly after midnight on monday. i mean, you says it's as it by johnny forces had been targeting civilian infrastructure. what's azerbaijan has fewer steve ejected that claims and it was only directs in fire. it's military installations in retaliation for quote, provocations on the r median site. well, that's how the world is. look in as those days getting underway here in moscow. i hope you weeks off to a great start. i'm peter scott. i'll be back in 30. ah .

i thanked the speaker of the french national assembly and her colleagues parliamentarians for their willingness to help us defend the independence of ukraine and the freedom of the whole of europe, today he spoke with the university community and public figures of switzerland on base of the university of zurich, it is very important that switzerland and its citizens do not remain neutral, but support our aspirations to live freely and in peace. everyone in the world understands very well what such an attempt at annexation will actually mean, it will not mean what the kremlin hopes for. today i explained this to the people of siberia and the caucasus to the other indigenous peoples of russia and now we repeat for all, let's give the country russia will not get a new territory of ukraine russia will join itself to the catastrophe that it brought to the occupied territory of our country, russia compares itself to the so- called dpr and lpr, the final defeat of the institutions of normal statehood that still remained in russia, the occupier fills the captured territory of ukraine with graves and mo

angel duda and the prime minister of italy mario radi held meetings with the speaker of the national assemblynk you partners for clearly condemning the russian pseudo-referendums for condemning the attempt to annex our territory that is being prepared by the kremlin now i thank you to our polish brothers for invaluable defense, support and our cooperation for the sake of common security, and today, in a conversation with angel duda, mr. president discussed how we can further strengthen our relations also discussed transborder cooperation. we must do everything so that our peoples do not have any obstacles for economic and any other. in our bilateral relations with italy and in multilateral relations at the level of the european union , the first-ever visit to ukraine by the head of the lower house of the french parliament can give all of us in europe more protection is really taking place in a historic time, when solidarity between leaders at all levels is decisive for the future of the democratic world, i thanked the speaker of the national assembly of france and her fellow parliamentarians

to burn the united states to the ground on my, upon my honest opinion in europe con gary and national assembly speaker allies low cobar says brussels is not serving as people pointing out that the e, you can already be called a loser in the ukraine conflict as it acts against its own economic interest. today, the european union, which cannot politically prevent the outbreak of war and ukraine restore peace through diplomacy. and under external pressure acts against its most fundamental economic interests is already considered a loser. regardless of the side, non european interest groups and private capital condemned a european union as a whole and each member state individually to military dependence, political subordination, economic and energy and viability, financial debt, robbery and social division. earlier hungary and prime minister victor or bon said that the sanctions imposed on russia are not successful, as is the you itself facing inflation and energy shortages. in his opinion, the blocks would change its policy. otherwise, both industries and how holes across the continent will suff

assembly. your excellency, mr. antonio, with us. several general united nations. no may just is your excellency's head of state and government distinguish to guess it is my single i want to deliver this statement to this august assembly allow me to congratulate you, mister president on your election as the president of the 7 7th session or the net emissions in assembly please be assured of him by with full support. as you guys are deliberations during this current session, i also pays special tribute to your previous cesar, mr. abdullah shaheed for leading the surrender 6th session of the united nations general assembly. as the world coupled with their farrar of challenges, we commend him for the president of the general assembly as fellowship or for hop initiative towards enhancing youth, interest, endangerment, and commitment in the work of the united nations. this will go a long way toward the civil guarding, the interests or future generations. as embodied in today's youth, their voices must be head across our governments and within the united nations. zimbabwe

that's according to the hungarian national assembly. speaker lazlow cova. to day, the european union, which cannot politically prevent the outbreak of war in ukraine restore peace through diplomacy. and under external pressure acts against its most fundamental economic interests is already considered a loser. regardless of the side, non european interest groups and private capital condemned, the european union is a hole in each member state individually to military dependence, political subordination, economic and energy and viability. financial debt, robbery and social division. earlier hungarian prime minister victor order been said that the sanctions opposed on russia would not successful with the e you itself facing an inflation serge and energy shortages. in his opinion, the block should change its policy towards sanctions or earlier we spoke with dotted george. it's abberly, a senior research fellow with a global policy institute of london. he says, the block has lost its independence. european union has allowed itself to be manipulated by external ac

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he's going to be addressing the united nations general assembly. from president of the united states? >> i don't think there's much he can say about ukraine. he will underscore why it's essential for the world. to make sure russian aggression doesn't continue. so i'm not sure exactly who he is talking to, but he needs to say it, if only for american and europeans to continue to bump up the west. i think he will talk a lot about climate. my guess is he will try to clean up what he did the other night on "60 minutes", particularly on taiwan. he said it's up to taiwan whether it wants to declare itself independent. that's not u.s. policy. we oppose taiwan becoming independent. that will probably trigger a war with china. we don't want either side to take unilateral action that will disrupt the status quo and potentially lead to conflict. so my guess is the president has to essentially correct that statement. >> the white house did sol walking back on it already. we may hear that from the president as well. richard haass, between the beard and churchil

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definitely comply with the head of state also met with the speaker of the upper house of the national assemblynatalya kachanova is a parliamentarian. they actively hold receptions of citizens and work with appeals from residents of the country. therefore, the president was interested in what worries people today, first of all, it was about the prospects for the work of the soviet republic among those affected by activities of the expert council at the upper house of parliament. it has been functioning for more than a year, it was created on behalf of the head of state in order to shine through our viability of draft legislative acts on the most important issues of the development of our country. and in the end, adopt verified laws. great britain mourns for the fallen queen elizabeth ii mourning in the country will last 10 days on the site of the royal family opened a book of condolences church bells. today will call all over england within the hour of the coffin with the body of elizabeth ii will be there for a day, in the cathedral of st. and the guild in edinburgh so that people can say good

oppositionists, as local media report, today the protesters plan to block all entrances to the national assemblythe country. americans are gearing up for civil war claims the guardian newspaper is noting a rise in demand for guns. residents are also involved in the construction of bunkers. all this speaks of a possible split in the society of future clashes; the authors refer to the result of a poll and more than 40% of americans believe that a civil war is in the next decade. at least b to some extent likely. those who are richer are building bunkers, the rest are massively buying up firearms. last year, 20 million barrels were sold in the us. this is a highly troubling indicator that not all is well in american society. well, the faithful us vassals from kiev are blocking bank accounts, ukrainian refugees evacuated to russia , tatyana moskalkova, commissioner for human rights in russia, reported about this. people cannot access their savings and pensions, the commissioner is now engaged the issue of obtaining subsidies for evacuated citizens and determining the possibility for their long-term

reception of citizens will be held on october 5 members of the council of the republic of the national assembly will work in the minsk region. so the chairman of the council of the republic, natalya kachanova, will listen to the residents of soligorsk at the local district executive committee , the reception will begin at 11:00 in the morning, phone numbers 8.017 328 53 24 and 8 017 328 58 11 to meet with residents of the districts and 14 senators. they will work. requests will be listened to in every district center of the minsk region people, suggestions of complaints and, if possible, will help in resolving issues. traditionally, residents are waiting at the executive committees to pre- register a husband for today from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm appointment numbers and reception times can be found on local websites executive committees. the first aircraft of the president of belarus as an exhibit, visitors to the aircraft museum will be able to see in 2024 in the program say, do not be silent, but the head of the minsk flying club said. nikolai mochansky is the ideal ins

or leaders have been addressing the assembly during this annual gathering. the 2nd day of the united nations general assembly a conference dominated by challenges and crises, global food shortages, late soaring energy prices, read the dangers of climate change all overshadowed by the war in ukraine. the pre recorded in the rear video address president followed him. is the lensky laid out what he called the ukranian piece formula, reading 5 non negotiable conditions. to end the conflict between you for all 5 items off our formula. punishment for aggression protection, a flight restoration of she curity and tara, tara integrity, security guarantees and determination to defend one south. i rule out that the settlement can happen on a different bases and they graham piece, formal. but as ukraine outlined conditions for peace, russia prepared for escalation. just hours before the general assembly gathered, russian president vladimir putin announced a partial mobilization of military reservists in his own pre recorded address to the nation. he also made veiled threats to defend russia using nuclea

reception of citizens will be held on october 5 members of the council of the republic of the national assemblyill work in the minsk region. so the chairman of the council of the republic, natalia kachanova, will listen to the residents of soligorsk at the local district executive committee, the reception will begin at 11:00 in the morning, telephone numbers 8.017 328, 53 24 and 8.017 328 58 11 to meet with residents of the districts and 14 senators. they will work. in each district center of the minsk region, they will listen to the requests of people, proposals, complaints and for the opportunity to help resolve issues , residents traditionally wait at the executive committees to pre-register a husband for today and tomorrow from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm and from 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm, appointment numbers and appointment times can be found on the websites of local district executive committees. they help citizens to solve urgent problems and direct telephone lines. tomorrow, by tradition , the deputy chairmen of the regional city and district executive committees can ask your questions by calling the

and today the head of state held a meeting with the speaker of the upper house of the national assemblylia kachanova speech. it was about the prospects for the work of the council of the republic among those affected by the activities of the expert council at the upper house of parliament. it has been functioning for more than a year, and was created on behalf of the head of state in order to shine through the viability of draft legislative acts on the most important issues of the development of our country and, as a result, adopt verified laws. a lot is being done meetings with people and phones direct lines and the evil eye on the eye, what does the people say? i also met a lot of people lately. well, maybe not everyone will tell me how you are, so this is a very important second question. in general, your plans. uh, the upper house of parliament for the near future. third, the expert council once we have established an expert council. uh, in our senate, this is right. because the senate is the chamber of experts of the parliament, we have strengthened this direction, what do you real

publishing house zvezda and sergei klishevich, deputy of the house of representatives of the national assemblygood evening, let's talk. we are with you on the eve of the start of the school year and on the eve of the day of writing, as an eternal topic, as writers about the classics about literature, and today most of us, most of us, probably from young people all the news. and everything that is interesting to him receives short messages from the internet in the telegram channel in other messengers. how much literature today has the right to exist, as far as literature is relevant today. as far as we read such power for transmission. e two-three-four children about being tried, of course, that because of the underworking, what it was like in the 30-40-50 year, that the terminals of the first mountain aside and curse such young wards reached on my weekend. abu quiet don there razmov about millions of copies. here, as they say about belarusian literature, a book in belarusian is mine, this is the same thing. shamyakin’s novels were issued there at a price of 100 here 200.000 copies. so the very

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the tv news with a shameful flight, my sandu completed the meeting with the deputies of the national assemblygagauzia members hard placed in front of the president. moldovan gas issue. ahead we have a lamp and a potbelly stove. i have a huge request to you, get together, go to the russian federation, agree on a price for gaz, as the president of this country , our children cannot sit in schools at 15 °, he will unite another 15 °, get ahead of him. so let's not. in response, instead of a plan of specific decisions, the deputies heard only the usual demagoguery, the meeting turned into a skirmish, and the president hastened to retreat, promising that local gagauzia would still come. however, the media noted that it was her first and last visit to the autonomy. an unexpected moment in the plot of the french tv channel is kharkov, the journalists decided to show a boy who salutes seeing off the columns over the battalions, and everything would be fine, but there are also two girls. they also give the nazi salute, though. in general, instead of a touching video. about the little patriot, a scanda

today, the head of state held a meeting with the speaker in the upper house of the national assembly, natalya kochanova speech. it was about the prospects for the work of the council of the republic among those affected, the activities of the expert council at the upper house of parliament. it has been functioning for more than a year, it was created on behalf of the head of state in order to shine through the viability of projects from legislative acts, the most important issue development of our country and, as a result, to adopt verified laws. are you very much conducted with people and telephone e, direct lines and face to face, what people say? i also met a lot of people lately. well, maybe not everyone will tell me how you are, so this is a very important second question. in general, your plans. uh, the upper house of parliament for the near future. thirdly, the expert council, when they realized the expert council, uh, in our senate this is correct. because the senate is the chamber of experts of the parliament, we strengthened this is the direction that you see, actually. uh,

of course, there is traditional ukrainian resolutions that have been approved by the national assembly 7-8 years, this is the human rights situation in crimea, no one has removed this issue from the agenda, the only thing that will change is that today everyone already understands perfectly well and even then supports the fact that crimea can be liberated and returned to ukraine has issues not only through diplomatic means, but also through the military. this is another resolution of ours regarding the problem of the militarization of the black sea, the sea of ​​azov and the crimea. well, today it is already clear to everyone, that is, i expect that these take much more votes than in previous years well, the main thing is that attention to the ukrainian issue does not decrease, well, actually speaking, it does not decrease, we have already had more than 25 meetings in the un format on the dangers of the un, there is a special emergency session of this assembly all this will happen precisely on the issue of russia's aggression against ukraine, and we need to take advantage of this, beca

in a much anticipated video address on day 2 of the united nations general assembly, he also laid out 5 conditions for peace with russia. the 2nd day of the united nations general assembly a conference dominated by challenges and crises, global food shortages, late soaring energy prices. the dangers of climate change all overshadowed by the war in ukraine. the pre recorded in the rear video address president followed him is zalinski laid out what he called the ukranian peace formula. reading 5 non negotiable conditions to end the conflict and unity between different all 5 items of our formula punishment for aggression, protection of life. restoration of she curity enter tara integrity. security guarantees and determination to defend. one south. i rule out that this settle man can happen on a different basis than the graham piece, formal. but as ukraine outlined conditions for peace, russia prepared for escalation. just hours before the general assembly gathered. russian president vladimir putin announced a partial mobilization of military reservists. in his own pre recorded address to

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national assembly in new york city.addressed topics including food insecurity, climate change, and the dangers of geopolitical division. this runs about 25 minutes. >> mr. president of the general assembly, excellencies, ladies and gentlemen, our world is in big trouble. divides are growing deeper. inequalities are growing wider. and challenges are spreading farther. but as we come together in a world teeming with turmoil, an image of promise and hope comes to my mind. this ship is the brave commander. it sailed the black sea, with the u.n. flag flying high and proud. on the one hand, what you see is a vessel like any other plying the seas. but look closer. at its essence, this ship is a symbol of what we can accomplish, when we act together. it is loaded with ukrainian grain, destined for the people of the horn of africa, millions of whom are on the edge of famine. it navigated through a war zone, guided by the very parties to the conflict, as part of an unprecedented comprehensive initiative to get more food and ferti

tell us more about binds remarks there at the united nations general assembly. well, i don't think we should underestimate the fact that the western nations are undoubtedly coordinating their message. jo biden's with caddy the loudest. and it certainly did from the hall is very rare to see a president or another war leader stand up and directly criticize another one here at the united nations general assembly. perhaps the last time that happened was way back in 2003 when george w bush criticized saddam hussein. but this was all about jo bite and making sure that the united nations, with the exception, perhaps of russia and that supporters were on the same page when it came to criticize in what has been happening. and ukraine over the last $200.00 days or so . he insisted that at the world's blood should run cold. russia was defying all the tenants solve the un security council and also the un general assembly. and therefore, there should be some form of punishment for them doing that even if it is freezing them out of the united nation. i said, guy, lover of the

union of the national assembly already in october. the russian gagarin cosmonaut training center, about this today at an expert media forum. in moscow, the chairman of the presidium of the national academy of sciences, vladimir gusakov, told reporters after the selection of the main candidate for the flight and his backup will begin training and for the flight, moreover, for the cosmonauts, maybe the girl’s flight will become a landmark and will raise the prestige of belarus as a space power. we should soon present a group of our applicants for a medical examination. there were different intake groups, they were not all suitable for health reasons. and you understand, it turned out that it was not so easy to pick me up, because today i say, and if we launch it into a centrifuge here, we don’t have such a centrifuge, who is still few, who will remain? and after this survey, because it is the most difficult aggressive environment. we cannot risk the health of people's lives in these connections, but this only our examination of the medic

these new findings following a 4 year investigation may force lawmakers here at the country's national assembly to take a greater interest in pass legislation. the and young son says he will be patient other to the hotel will. madam will tell all fog on august the mary room, if no action follows an apology, thought it, then it's just a show show for the apology to be sincere. that has to be a special law established for compensation. aiyona or no one will accept the apology. she can even if they promised to make one right now, we're gonna who are done wouldn't come without clear survivors have been filing lawsuits for years. but brother's home closed in 1987 complicating legal options. him a picture you only about $600.00 applicants of so far come forward for the investigation . i want me to 1st understand exactly who the 30000 people were and why they were detained. and those were verified to have suffered could be compensated for their damages, headington loan. i'm either on guy now hand young son continues to ad details to his reconstruction, hoping it offers more concrete testimony is all o

match with a course of condemnation at a while, not just diplomatic gathering, the united nations general assembly u. s. president joe biden told the u. m, that russia's actions and ukraine should make that blood run cold. let us speak plainly. a permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase the sovereign state from the map. russia has shamelessly violated the court. tenants of united nations charter. no more important than the clear prohibition against countries taking the territory of their neighbor by force. currently, russian men aged $18.00 to $27.00 are obliged to do military service usually for a year with exemptions for medical grounds and also for students. this means russia could, in theory, mobilize 25000000 people with military experience. but the kremlin insist that con scripts won't be sent to fight in ukraine. and beginning of the year, russia had $900000.00 active troops. ukraine's forces are much smaller with just more than a $196000.00. but cave has since ordered mass mobilization, which boosted its numbers. russia launched its i

over this years, united nations general assembly neither rushes of vladimir putin nor ukraine's for them. as lensky are expected in person. krista salumi is at the united nations in new york. the u. n. is preparing to welcome world leaders at a time of heightened tension between some of its most powerful member states. russia's invasion of ukraine was denounced in march by 141 of 193 countries in the general assembly. but there's growing concern about the conflicts, fallout? ukraine has dominated diplomacy at the un, especially in the security council in 2022. and i think a lot of diplomats from africa and the middle east. worry that other important issues such as the crisis in molly and the humanitarian catastrophe of the famine in the own of africa. a not guessing, and oftentimes the war has contributed to rising food prices and a growing hunger crisis. each plate here represents 50000 people, adding up to the 50000000 the un says are now on the brink of starvation. combination of core with crisis with climate crisis, the leisure russia and ukraine. the wars from of ghana stand to teen

what is clear is the repudiation from national leaders gathering in new york for the national assembly. you heard it from the head of nato saying this is a fake, it has no legitimacy. if it goes ahead it really changes nothing other than escalating the conflict. it would put a diplomatic solution out the window. ukrainians will never accept it and they will fight it. emmanuel macron yesterday to me had the highlight speech of a one at the united nations general assembly where he said at this point after the russian war we are entering potentially a new era of colonialism, imperialism and there can only be peace at this stage if ukraine's sovereignty can be guaranteed and security protected in the country liberated. that is also a thinly veiled morning. geopolitical consequences if russia does decide to snatch way more territory from the country. dani: as we have been speaking, a lot has been made of this speech coming from putin. what kind of things are expected if he does speak? are we expecting a change in how he addresses the war in the language he uses to describe it? >> the langua

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what are the people, the united nations assembly stands behind ukraine, the question is how far theydy to go, and this is our most important task. today, in order to convince these countries, country by country, to protect them, because this is a violation of the united nations charter itself, that is what russia does and it is also very important that it was not created for the world from the west against everyone else and this is exactly what russia is trying to do, trying to create it as a conflict with the united states of the west and that is why they are trying to use it again in africa, asia and the south america, and it is possible for us to read ukrainian, for us, as ukrainians of the world, to work in those countries under the conditions of which citizens understand portuguese in portugal, in brazil, in spite of portuguese in argentina, in spanish, and so on, and so on, and this is simply a process that we need to start it quickly, but make it clear that the citizens of those countries must first understand what is happening in order for us to overcome this russian disinfor

and certainly, the queen reflected that in her remarks when she was opening the national assembly andthe senedd, and i would expect king charles to do the same. and he did. on the floor of the senedd, he replied to a motion of condolence in both languages. through all the years of her reign, the land of wales could not have been closer to my mother's heart. roedd lle arbenig i gymru yn ei chalon. i know she took immense pride in your many great achievements, even as she also felt with you deeply in time of sorrow. it must surely be counted the greatest privilege to belong to a land that could inspire such devotion. i am resolved to honour that selfless example in the spirit of the words by which i have always tried to live my own life. i serve. cardiff castle, where this first tour of the new king's rain ended, tour of the new king's reign ended, dates from the time of william the conqueror, a reminder in medieval architecture of the lung continuity is the monarchy continuities the monarchy is rooted in. here, in the afternoon sunshine, the king greeted thousands who had come to see h

kaputskaya, deputy chairman of the permanent commission of the council of the republic of the national assemblyrus on education, science, culture, social development, director of secondary school no. 14 in the city of molodechno and alexander shatkovo, public figure teacher. good evening. good evening. we meet with you. on the eve, probably, from the most popular and all professional holidays, teacher's day concerns each of us, so today i would like to talk about the profession of a teacher, but in general, probably, about our education system and let's start our conversation, and with the prestige of the teaching profession. how prestigious is it today to go to study viktorovna let's start with you. you have a big team. as i understand it, the pedagogical yes, of course, the team is large and, probably, i it's nice to say today that the prestige of the teaching profession is constantly growing and this is evidenced by the reviews of our parents and, uh, our students, who adore their teachers. and, of course, young specialists who, when they come to institutions, feel comfortable understand tha

let's go to the united nations general assembly. president is -- i'm told -- actually walking up to the podium there at the united nations general assembly. we have been hearing a number of different leaders speak this morning and we are now awaiting the president of the united states. expected to focus in on the feed for the world to rally behind ukraine in its defense against the russian invasion that occurred the 23rd of february of this year. >> on behalf of the general assembly, i have the honor to welcome joseph r. biden jr., the president of the united nations of america. >> thank you. mr. president, mr. secretary general, my fellow leaders, in the last year our world has experienced great upheaval. growing crisis in food insecurity, record heat, floods and droughts, covid-19, inflation, and a brutal needless war. a war chosen by one man, to be very blunt. let us speak plainly, permanent member of the united nations security council invaded its neighbor, attempted to erase a sovereign state from the map. russia has violated th

the nations is very different, and the queen reflected that in her remarks when she was in the national assemblyate. i would expect king charles to do the same. >> he did. he replied to emotion of condolence in listen in both languages. >> through all the years of her reign, the land of wales could not have been closer to my mother's heart. [speaking in welsh] i know that she took immense pride in your many great achievements, even as she also felt with you deeply in times of sorrow. it must surely beounted the grtest privilege to belong to land that could inspire such devotion. i'm resolved to honor tha selfless example in the spirit of the words by which i have always tried to live my own life. [speaking latin] >> cardiff castle dates from the time of william the conqueror ,a reminder of the long continuities of the monarchy and what it is rooted in. here in the afternoon session, the king greeted thousands. it was a relaxing day at the end of a very energetic week. as the kind leads -- king leads his family through a time of sorrow. on monday, he will lay his mother to rest and lead the count

of reburial of the hero of the chairman of the representative of the council of the republic national assembly met with the activists of the beshkovichi district. we talked about the support of youth for the development of production and reform of legislation in connection with constitutional innovations. the european commission, in solidarity , proposes to temporarily withdraw excess profits from those companies in the oil, gas and coal industries of the eu, whose incomes have grown by more than 20% this year, will this save ordinary europeans from the consequences of the energy crisis ? , need for 5% and growing bills. flashes of gas to all the dissatisfied ursula von der. lein, advises sending to moscow for your questions. madame manon abri. i am i will answer as follows. send these electricity bills to moscow they are the source of our problems. blaming the problems on others, apparently, will take a long time. after all, gas prices in europe are rising again today, adding more than eight and a half percent. only for a day. the cost of fuel has risen by more than 200 dollars and has overco