national housing movement were put into operation at the same time as the minister of roads and urban development visited east azerbaijan province. mr. basrapash announced that the construction process of national housing authority units exceeded 2,540,000 units and said that the growth of the housing sector went from negative 3.8 percent in 2019 to positive 4.8 percent last year. thank god, 84 units are presented to the people today dear, continue at the same speed. in addition to the delivery of 8,404 units, more than 120 units, the implementation of which has started today, 121 units in the new city of sehn and four cities and provinces , the construction has also started. my land is on the agenda, but the operation. gaza strip were martyred. in one of these attacks, warplanes targeted a vehicle carrying relief forces in the west of gaza city, as a result of which eight people were martyred. in an attack on a residential building in gaza city, at least 3 people were martyred and several were injured. a palestinian leader was martyred and another person was injured in the attack by the occupiers on the beach of rafah region. the new york times published the results of its research . the zionist regime, despite

there was a talk about the housing of the national housing authority and the housing of the professors, how are they ready to deliver the housing and you were to deliver it to them? see, for the first time in the life of higher education, it happened that faculty members and university staff were able to provide housing from the surplus land of the university. use outside the university campus, yes , outside the main campus of the university, of course, which means that it is not included in the detailed plan of the university. the lands that have been identified, almost a thousand hectares of university lands have been identified, and in the detailed plan of the universities , no special provision has been made for these lands. we , our faculty members, our employees , should be in an environment where this environment is a cultured environment, so if it is like this, many social problems will come to them less. salary increase to where did you go, mr. doctor? salary increase well , we are subject to the decisions of the government. the coefficients have not yet been announced. what t

the preparation operation of 300 hectares of land of the national housing authority in the 205-hectare site of semlan has also started. 300 hectares of arazi. facing four we have started the implementation of the site and we have opened about 258 units and we will present 1158 pieces of land to the youth of the population of semnani , god willing. kanim manbar of the capabilities of drones and birds. let's use digital systems to monitor more of our areas, by birds, god willing, so that less of our environmentalists will be in danger. with the presence of the minister of education, the samdan student pool with an infrastructure of 1,896 square meters and a credit of 22,418 million rials was opened. exploitation received. the pool that he is having today will be the first large student pool that will be the first round of the round table interviews. in this round, nearly one thousand billion tomans of money has been allocated to strengthen the educational foundation and infrastructure of semnan province. six scientific products were unveiled in the presence of the minister of science. we

. in the movement considered workers. in the movement national housing agency has not used the capacity of housing banks so far. housing authorities say that by using the experience of mehr housing in the national housing movement , the capacity of cooperatives that have a positive history will be used. wherever there are cooperatives that are well-known and have a history of good activity and are approved by the housing councils of the provinces. using the capacity of cooperatives is viewed with doubt. cooperatives can be an opportunity and sometimes some cooperatives that don't have expertise can be a threat. considering those experiences, we have tried to go towards housing cooperatives that have the necessary expertise. however, housing cooperative officials complain that the legal capacity of cooperatives is ignored. according to the top documents of the system, including in the cooperative development document that was announced , we expected at least a 50% share for the cooperative sector, not a 10% share . of course, the minister of roads and urban development ties the difficulty of working in the housing sector to the per

let it be built sooner, which means, in fact, the organization the national land and housing authority does not do management work , it does strategic and policy-making. there is one issue that you should first address in this regard. another issue that exists is whether we have an accurate territorial plan for the field of housing and urban development, so that we know what and how much. housing is needed in this city, and what is our plan for the next 5 years? yes, we had a discussion about the housing community, well, we have a plan that was made at the beginning of the government, which was specified to the provinces , exactly based on the planning and plan of the housing community that the province needs. and from city to city, it was clear that there is progress and that there is more we have the housing society, well, my housing society is being updated so that we can use the capacities provided by the legislator, and more importantly, we have come a long way, we have already registered people, refined them, and checked their conditions. now we are individual. we have a well-kno

and yet the housing authority still refuses to utilize this program even after an increase offer from my office and advocates including the national housing law project. the housing authority inex mrikably has not announced its intention to submit a single request for what is known as the notice of rad rents which is what initials the fair cloth to rad option and it's important to understand that just submitting this which is literally a few clicks it's a non binding process, it would reserve even for some reason, the nonprofit developer or city opted not to pursue the development, it is a non binding process but one that is necessary to reserve the funds to finance new units. national alley, other cities are taking full advantage of this new program. as of september 2023, last year, more than 4,000 units were already in hud's fair cloth to rad pipeline including projects by the district of columbia housing authority, cambridge housing authority, philadelphia housing authority, chicago housing authority and gal vas tan housing authority in texas. the boston housing authority is already limiting the rent augmentation ability for fa

national security analysts. good to see you david, and you're also a white house national security correspondent for the new york times. and author. and there's more and author of the upcoming book new cold war's. okay. now, i do want to ask you about this expected house vote on israel. do you see this as a vote to try to embarrass president biden or is there something more behind it? >> well, there's going to be a vote at some point that presumably will deal with the israel issues and maybe if combined together, the aid to ukraine as well. and the president's in a funny bind here right now. he's been pressing for a bill that would he asleep free up $60 for ukraine, 14 or $15 for israel. but at the same time, he just delivered to bibi netanyahu on just about the six-month anniversary of the attack the harshest message i think i have seen an american president give and israeli prime minister, which is basically israel's conduct of the war, has to change. or the united states will reconsider its policy. and by that it means conditioning that arms aid so you've got a lot of moving parts. you have biden-netanyahu and then you have co

the house run service committee is negotiating the national defense authorization act. i'm talking about ways that we can ensure we don't embolden terrorism around the world. we are providing aid or resources or equipment to countries that i line with my run. a lot of tools in the toolbox we can use to settle things down in the middle east. >> military capabilities helped israel, of course. directly trying to repel. do you have a sense of what can be done going forward? prime minister benjamin netanyahu being told the u.s. will not participate if they seek a retaliation to this attack. do you think that that is a wise step? if indeed the jewish state retaliates? >> i do not agree with the president announcing it to the world. he just weekend israel by stating to iran publicly that we will not be by their side if they decide to retaliate. i do believe that there are a lot of resources. the house reconvenes and we will be back in d.c. tomorrow getting israel in a stand-alone bill, the aid that they need to move forward in whatever direction they decide. their decision bas

national expo center. it united not only publishing houses, but also authors, experts, critics and readers.during four days , more than 100 events, presentations, books, discussions, master classes with favorite writers. and there will be a huge book fair on the main square of the expo center and in the first pavilion. visit the country of books. you can until april 28, the main feature here is a lot of its own people, you see here famous writers, writers, beginners from different cities, from chernihiv, from kyiv, from cherkasy, from uzhgorod, from lviv, from kharkiv, you see here the stars of the show- business, you see, bloggers, those who create books. prints books, writes books, we combined them at the festival the entertainment part and actually the book events, and because people who read, they know what events they go to, they know modern authors, but there are people who have no idea how many cool modern authors we have, and and by combining the entertainment part and the book part, we want to attract as many audiences as possible and show that it is fun to read. today is a meeting

it is both one of the oldest and one of the largest public housing authorities in the nation. ms today are split between tenant based vouchers and project based vouchers, which include 4500 former public housing units that have been converted to housing choice voucher units, more than any other housing authority in the nation. households that live in these rad units now receive a larger subsidy than they did under public housing, and we know that nationally, the subsidies that are received from public housing, from public housing is quite low, and it is still only one third of the subsidy available to a standard project based voucher unit. our budget is 96 federally funded, with the remaining 4% coming from our ground leases. the authority pays an average of 32 million in monthly subsidies. in general, the tent rent, tenant rent rent portion does not exceed 30% of the household's monthly income. under my leadership, it is our mission to advance social equity and grow thriving communities by providing quality, safe, affordable housing and resources for residents. in support of t

national security. at the same time , americans want to see the world. agreement between russia and ukraine, the actions of the current white house authoritiesre only bringing the third world war closer. rising oil prices could threaten biden's election campaign, according to information. bloomberg, the current us president, probably has an advantage over trump, but not on the issue of oil prices. as the authors of the article report, the price of oil is one of the key success factors for any president; in the united states it has increased by more than 20%. this creates the ground for a decrease in support for the authorities. moreover, geopolitical tension due to events in ukraine the middle east conflict, to which the states are directly related, also does not benefit biden’s election desires. development of direct ties, cooperation, representatives of russian business from ten regions of the neighboring country are studying the industrial and investment opportunities of belarus. the guests visited the belgidravlika enterprise, a resident of the minsk free economic zone. the program also includes ss grod narathon, minsk city technopark, a

istanbul david sanger is a cnn political and national security analyst and white house and national security correspondent for the new york times. he's also the author of new cold war's, china's rise, russia's invasion, and america struggled to defend the west. and he joins me now from washington, good to have you with us great to be back with you as man israel's war with hamas is a top talking point at the world economic forum in saudi arabia. what us secretary of state antony blinken will be in attendance in a few hours what progress do you expect will be made on hostage release and ceasefire talks with blinken also set to visit israel on this trip the key part of this for the hostage talks is israel but it's all part of three moving parts here. >> one is whether or not israel goes into rafah the second is whether or not they get the hostage deal, which at this point really has more to do with hamas i think is realized signed off on the offer that the united states and european allies, i help put together. >> and then the third piece of it is whether not there would be a saudi deal that would recognize israel, which would also, of course require t

houses to collapse and destroyed roads. flash floods also cut power supplies and the transport network. pakistan's national disaster authorityith more rain expected in the coming days. flooding has been reported in neighbouring afghanistan, where dozens of people were killed and hundreds of homes damaged. one of the oldest buildings in copenhagen — the former stock exchange, dating back to 1625 — has been engulfed by a fire. the building was undergoing renovation and had been surrounded by scaffolding. staff from the nearby national museum and local residents rushed to rescue a number of historic paintings. this is the moment the spire collapsed. everyone inside the building was able to leave. the culture minister has said 400 years of danish cultural heritage "had gone up in flames". now — a building plan that has got people talking... it is the proposed design of the train station in the chinese city of nanjing which supposedly takes inspiration from plum blossoms, which the city is known for. but others have been pointing out its resemblance to something quite different. "it is a giant sanitary pad", said one commentator

housing were placed in schools. the palestinian authority has sent an official request for admission to the united nations.t this month. planned by the security council. it is known that the palestinian initiative is supported by russia, the organization of islamic cooperation and the league of arab states. palestine currently has observer state status at the un, but wants to become a permanent member of the world organization. the international olympic committee at the last moment suspended the captain of the russian national team the fight of abdoll rashid sadullayev, from participating in the tournament, which gave the right to go to the main ones. before the fourth anniversary, the competition will be held in baku, our two-time olympic champion was supposed to compete there, but just tonight it became known that sadullayev would not be allowed to compete on the mat in azerbaijan; the russian wrestling federation called this decision political and emphasized that the international greco federation -roman wrestling did everything for the participation of the russian, but could have blocked the candidacy

immediately returned to the white house to meet with his security team and national security adviser. this situation is considered very serious by the american authorities and now the us warns that this is only the first attack by iran. al jazeera's english correspondent points out the coordination of the resistance fronts in response to the zionist regime. i think we will see more. not necessarily from iran , but from the neighboring countries that visit iran and its cause is loyal. i think we have to carefully see how the houthis will react. how will the militias in iraq react and of course hezbollah is a big player in the region and it should be seen. how will they respond? the army radio of the zionist regime has also announced that the operation started by iran is bigger than the level predicted by the zionist regime. but one of the remarkable points is the reaction of the audience of these media to the news they hear about iran's response to the recent terrorist attack by the israeli regime. for example, here are the comments of users about live chat. al jazeera network in the platform of a virtual platform shows the opinions of supporters of iran

the republic and deputies of the house of representatives of the national assembly of the republic of belarus, representatives of the executive and judicial authoritiestion of the all-belarusian people's assembly represented as follows: men - 719, women 447. 74 delegates have an academic degree or academic title. associations, representatives of ministries and interstate integration departments, the media, heads of organizations subordinate to the government, honored statesmen of belarus, representatives. consisting of 1,166 delegates, 1,159 delegates arrived and are present at the meeting. our meeting is valid. dear delegates and invitees, the first meeting of the seventh all-belarusian people's assembly declared open. the floor is given to the president of the republic of belarus alexander grigoryevich lukashenko. dear delegates of the all-belarusian people's assembly. dear guests, today is a truly historic day in belarus, i think those who do not understand this will understand over time, for the first time in constitutional status the all-belarusian people's assembly of the seventh convocation begins its work, for the first time a message from th

at the request of authorities that move will of course, have to house the batting of the united nations that really have to have from the backing of the of the policy. so before the understands the term, the big question marks my other policy is going to be willing to submit a forensic investigation on the ground. i both want to offer on the line as was said earlier, but it does not exclude it. carrying out such an independent investigation in the short term if conditions and in particular the participation of the under the permission of the parties of pressing perspective. that song has to be kept in mind . but for the understanding is absolutely understandable to, to see a disappointment with international organizations. in particular, when you have to keep in mind that international organizations to depend on the willingness of parties to cooperate 6 months or despite where things stand right now, despite how dire this situation is in gaza, are you hopeful that eventually there will be account ability do you think that there will be sufficient pressure on israel that in the long term

houses to collapse and destroyed roads. flash floods also disrupted power supplies and the transport network. pakistan's national disaster authorityd in neighbouring afghanistan, where dozens of people were killed and hundreds of homes damaged. heavy rain has battered gulf states causing flash flooding — with some places recording a year's worth of rain in a single day. dubai airport was forced to divert incoming flights for around two hours — but operations have since restarted. these pictures in dubai show cars washed away in the streets, as a fierce storm causes destruction across the gulf region. authorities in neighbouring oman said 18 people had been killed by the extreme weather. one of the oldest buildings in copenhagen — the former stock exchange, dating back to 1625 — has been engulfed by a fire. the building was undergoing renovation and had been surrounded by scaffolding. staff from the nearby national museum and local residents rushed to rescue a number of historic paintings. this is the moment the spire collapsed. everyone inside the building was able to leave. the culture minister has said 400 years of danish cultur

houses to collapse and destroyed roads. flash floods also disrupted power supplies and the transport network. pakistan's national disaster authorityted in the coming days. flooding has been reported in neighbouring afghanistan, where dozens of people were killed and hundreds of homes damaged. the lengthy process of voting in india's general election starts on friday and prime minister narendra modi is widely expected to win a third term in power. with 960 million registered voters, these will be the biggest elections the world has ever seen — and potentially the most expensive as well. devina gupta from the global story podcast has been looking at the numbers behind the election. here are five things you need to know about the world's biggest elections in india. 968 million voters eligible to cast their vote. million voters eligible to cast theirvote. 0ut million voters eligible to cast their vote. out of which nearly half of 471 million are women and 18 million are first—time voters. second, voting breeze, nearly1 million voting breeze including the one over 15,000 feetin including the one over 15,000 feet in the himalayas which

in the national movement plan, 3,500 housing units for the atomic energy workers should be addressed to the dear researchers and experts. and to our staff. the authoritiesbosher province have a special view on this part of bosher city, which is facing tangkak, in this area , we should provide the possibility of new development of bosher for the architecture of this town. there are also approved ideas of the city plan that will be created here, taken from the original, traditional and historical architecture of bushehr city, in the implementation of the national housing movement plan of 41,000 hectares, which has been started and is in various stages of implementation. all over the country, the approval procedures in the province have been completed, some of these have been provided to the people, the houses of this town are 350 units. it will be delivered to the beneficiaries by the next 18 months, that is, by the fall of 1404. mohammad hadi hajizadeh, bushehr broadcasting news agency. converting more than 400,000 paper permits to a unique id for the head of the business space improvement center and karr said: holders of old and paper licenses have unti

congress in the fiscal year 2022, national defense authorization act, the 12 member congressional commission on the strategic posture of the united states was launched by house and senate national security leadership, well-known policy leaders with broad based experience and nuclear weapons and nuclear weapons related issues. the commission was evenly split. bipartisan between democratic and republican affiliations. they concluded their review with 81 consensus driven and nonpartisan recommendations. now, i ask you in this day and age, when does that happen in government? we'll soon find out how this unique consensus happened from the two commissioners here with us today. madeline selected by the senate armed services committee jack reed. chair of the commission with vice chair and former u.s. senator john kyles from arizona. the experience expands the decades that the senate armed services committees and at departments of defense and national security administration. dr. matt kronig who expands across many departments of defense, as well as academia. he's talked and much about nuclear strategic deterrents. and the atlanta center for strategy and security an

houses to collapse and destroyed roads. flash floods also disrupted power supplies and the transport network. pakistan's national disaster authority days. flooding has been reported in neighbouring afghanistan, where dozens of people were killed and hundreds of homes damaged. one of the oldest buildings in copenhagen — the former stock exchange, dating back to 1625 — has been engulfed by a fire. the building was undergoing renovation and had been surrounded by scaffolding. staff from the nearby national museum and local residents rushed to rescue a number of historic paintings. the cultural ministers at 400 years of danish heritage had gone up in flames. to the uk now, and the government's plan to introduce some of the world's toughest anti—smoking laws has taken a massive step forward. mps voted overwhelmingly to ban anyone born after 2009 from buying cigarettes. 57 conservative mps voted against the bill, including the business secretary, kemi badenoch, arguing it was an attack on personalfreedoms. here's our political editor, chris mason. smoke hanging everywhere. in bars, beer and smelly clothes. by the time they reach the six

the reports authors argue, could be in violation of a new white house, memorandum known as the national security memo 20 or in s and 20. the memo released in february requires recipients of us for an assistance to provide written assurances that they will comply with us and international law and not impede us efforts to provide humanitarian assistance. but after months of israel's actions in gaza, from striking refugee camps and family homes to killing more than 200 humanitarian aid workers, the office argue that there is mounting evidence to suggest that us arms are being used in ways that contravene international law. joining us to discuss this or 2 of the office of the report, the etiquette is a human rights lawyer and professor at rutgers university. and josh paul was a former senior official at the us department of state. resigned this past october in protest of increased us arm sales to is really is now a non resident fellow at democracy for the arab world. now, when a thank you both for joining me. know, and i'm going to start with you, but can you share some findings of the repo

and prior to her service their acting secretary with national association of housing and redevelopment. held multiple roles at the d.c. housing authority and served in several career positions at hud. welcome back ms. todman, good to see it. sandra thompson was confirmed fhfa in 2022. prior to leaving that agency she was the deputy director division of housing mission and goals from 2013 until 2021. prior to joining she spent 18 years at fd i see where she held a number of senior level positions including director of the division of risk management and supervision. welcome back. madame acting secretary, welcome. >> thank you. chairperson brown, ranking member scott distinguished members of the senate banking committee, thank you for the opportunity to testify today on how the department of housing and urban development is executing our mission. i went to thank the over 8000 hud employees across the country who are helping us carry out that mission but first let me say the support of this committee is critical to ensuring the american people of access to housing. they can afford communities that are strong and resilient. thank you for y

national fire agency said. the epicenter of the earthquake was 18 km south of the city of huaial. houses were destroyed there. the authorities also announced the threat of a tsunami. this is the strongest earthquake in taiwan since 1999. it's a drone war, here's what the military is saying about their battle at the front. to help our defenders, the espresso tv channel and the iryna koval charitable foundation initiated a collection. and it is you, our viewers and readers who raised money on fpv drones, mavics and parts for them for the 74th battalion of the 102nd separate brigade, which defend our country in the zaporizhzhia direction. how uavs were transmitted. let's look further. almost every day since the start of the full-scale invasion, the military has turned to volunteers for help. and another request was closed thanks to the viewers and readers of espresso, together with the iryna koval charitable foundation. this time, we are handing over fpv drones and mavics to the boys in the zaporizhzhia direction. and all the necessary things that they asked us. in fact, volunteers are constantly approached the military and gat

national association of housing and redevelopment officials, which represents more than 26,000 housing and community development providers. prior to her work, she served at the executive director district of columbia housing authority where she worked to house veterans experiencing homelessness, increase homeownership opportunities for low to moderate income families, and implement multiple development efforts. acting secretary todman's career in public service began in the office of congressman ron lugo who represented the u.s. virgin islands where she was born and raised. so acting secretary todman, i just want to thank you so much for joining us, we are honored to have you. adrianne: my pleasure. >> a little housekeeping before starting the conversation, let me remind our virtual audience that if you have any questions for our guest, you can post them to our twitter/x account using the #bpclive. you are also welcome to submit your questions to the youtube chat. we will save some time at the end of our conversation to take questions from both our in person and virtual audiences. with that, let's start having a conversation. very interesting background. you were raised in the u.s. virgin islands, and you worked fo

housing, rent? the thing is that the local authorities can do something about? it feels a bit like last year that it is split between the nationalcomment on how the conservatives have been in government for the last 1a years. in 2023 the conservatives lost over 90 council seats here. in local elections more than national, there is a concentration on what those local personalities are doing. they may not be councillors even from the established parties, just ones that are doing a really good job focusing on the local issues. t fiiii are doing a really good “ob focusing on the local issues.— on the local issues. i will ask the same question _ on the local issues. i will ask the same question to _ on the local issues. i will ask the same question to you. _ on the local issues. i will ask the same question to you. what - on the local issues. i will ask the same question to you. what are | on the local issues. i will ask the i same question to you. what are the parties concentrating on there to try to win over votes? tt is try to win over votes? it is different _ try to win over votes? it is different in _ try to win over votes? it is

prior to this position he served at the white house in the national security council as director for cyber incident response. in that role he was a principal author of executive order 14028, improving the nation's cybersecurity. he also oversaw the federal government response to a wide range of malicious cyber activity, including the rush attributed solarwinds incident, china's exportation of microsoft exchangef servers, and ransomwae attacks such as those on colonial pipeline, on gbs foods. prior to joining the nsc he served as senior policy advisor at the fbi, working on an array of cyber internet and technology policy issues turkey earned a master public policy on the harvard kennedy school of government. iranga, it's great to have your today. we're going to give iranga an opportunity to make a few opening remarks and then he and i are going to have a brief conversation, fireside chat, and then open it up the moments that are left for questions. >> great. thank you, suzanne ansys friday. skinny-dipping with a fellow dhs lump it is understood to be in good company. i wanted to thank you for giving us the opportunity to chat about this topic. on

she's a resident of chicago's housing authorities public housing knowing firsthand the challenges families in chicago and around the nation face when it comes to affordable housing. as president of the north central scattered site, she has worked tirelessly to organize her neighbors including section 8 voucher recipients to protect the rights as ten nantz. serving on the board of the advisory council, katherine brings the voice, the perspective and the concerns of the neighbors living in a public housing to ensure that they are represented and the -- in the decisions that impact them daily. her work has been central to ensuring public housing residents have clean, dignified, well-maintained homes and a key voice in strengthening my legislation, the tenants' right to organize. on behalf of illinois' third congressional district, it is my great honor to honor, to commend katherine serpa for her contributions to our community and her commitment to housing for all. thank you, katherine. congratulations. mr. speaker, i also rise today to commend my constituent, a leader, an inspiration, zoe savs activism to realize housing as

national security authority that allowed surveillance of barred foreign actors. they had troubles getting the bill passed but they passed it. in the past the us houseed bills like the national defence authorisation act by 300 plus votes so if they can get through the procedural hurdles to get the national security supplemental bill that would support israel, taiwan and ukraine to the floor, i believe that they will have the votes to pass it and i am certain that it is difficult to predict what the freedom caucus will do on any given day but i am certain that the broad majority of the house believes in our national security and broadly supports the defence of israel. �* . , broadly supports the defence of israel. �* ., , ., broadly supports the defence of israel. 1, , ., _ broadly supports the defence of israel. 1, , ., , ., israel. based on the urgency of what we are — israel. based on the urgency of what we are now _ israel. based on the urgency of what we are now seeing, - israel. based on the urgency of what we are now seeing, and i what we are now seeing, and your experience, is this something that could see congresspeople called to the floor e

house. >> joining me now is lisa lerer, national political correspondent for "the new york times," and co-authorof rome, the rise of a new america." lisa, i am such a fan of all of your reporting on all of this and you had interesting reporting ahead of this event about how vice president harris made this event, it went from an official white house event to a campaign event. my question to you would be for a while we've heard about the biden/harris campaign toggling between different topics as the big difference makers in the election, democracy, the economy. that's what it feels like they are coalescing around abortion as being a very powerful motivator in november. >> one top biting strategist tells me it is a powerful motivator and a powerful motivator across the board. sure, it is perhaps more energizing for certain groups in their coalition, young voters, female voters there's no one that doesn't, there's no biting voter or voter who is available to biden, democrat certainly but also independence, even some moderate republicans, particularly moderate republican women, who does not feel moti

the author shows what minsk would look like if he were a designer. national library, moskovskaya metro station and kukuruza house guy, by the way, did not study graphic design. it takes him from one to three days to develop one such fifty-second video. the work is painstaking, but appreciate the result, it 's worth it. the projects were developed according to all the standards of the well-known series of construction kits; in theory, all that remains is to cast them from plastic. so, who knows, maybe someday we will really be able to assemble minsk with our own hands. belarus. good morning belarus, tatyana matusevich and anna quiloria are starting a new day with you, a day called thursday. today is april 11th on the calendar. and tomorrow , april 12, we will all celebrate world aviation and cosmonautics day. by the way, it will be celebrated on the tv channels of our media holding. let me remind you that anna valerien accompanied our fellow countrywoman marina vasilevskaya to baikanur, however, she met the cosmonaut after the completion of the mission. also she, anechka, i know that you are preparing some kind o

house armed services committee. it's part of the ndaa, the national defense authorization act. can you tell us about that and why you thought that was necessary? guest: thanks for asking. i'm very proud of the work we did. guest: think you for asking. about a year and a half ago, i went to mike rogers, raking member at the time, now chairman, and said a lot of these people are on food stamps and relying on food banks and we should fix that. he came back and said that would be his priority as chairman. when he became chairman, he gave me the temporary subcommittee, not a permanent one, a temporary one, bipartisan, and our job was to scope the problem and come up with a recommendation. we found about one out of eight enlisted people are on food stamps. they have been underpaid. the pay has not kept up with inflation or the officer pay. the gap keeps getting wider so we want to fix that. the military also was taking 5% of their housing allowance and putting it towards other things. so they were paying for weapons on the backs of our men and women serving. i do not think that was r

authorities. the building is included in the state register immovable of ukraine. during the siege of chernihiv , the occupiers destroyed the house of vasyl ternovsky, a monument of nationaltance. the museum of ukrainian antiquities founded in 1896 was located in this historical building. subsequently, the chernihiv historical museum, and since 1980 - a library for youth. ternovsky's house survived shelling in 1918 and 1919 . it was aimed at the german nazis during the second world war, but the kremlin horde came and completely destroyed the 19th century architectural monument. mariupol drama theater of the russians destroyed by aerial bombs on march 16, 2022. despite the fact that at that time hundreds of townspeople were hiding there, and in front of the entrance there was an inscription in capital letters: children. hundreds of mariupol residents died under its ruins. now, the occupation authorities have covered the remains of the theater with banners with portraits of russian writers, which... hide behind them the traces of their own crimes. the building is also a monument of architecture, history and monumental art. the consequence of a direct hit by a russian missil

ben rhodes, writer, political commentator, national security analyst, author of the "new york times" bestseller "after the fall," a member of the obama white house. he is a contributor for nbc nightly news and cohosted a podcast, senior advisor to the 45th president and chair of national security action, ben is also published widely in "the atlantic," "foreign affairs," and "the new york times." ben, welcome. to begin, there is a distinction that people know of that comes from david hume, between i.s. and the ought, what actually is, the facts on the ground, and what can become a more normative, hopeful look at the world and its future, and i would like to begin with the o ught and moves to the is. what would be our ideal u.s. in its relationship to the world beyond it come 2025? what would that look like in an ideal, typical way? not the sins of what it will look like, whether an administration under donald j. trump or the current president, joseph biden, but could and should and might it look like in an ideal way? i would like to begin and ask her to think a bit aspirational he, -- aspirational he, and what will the united states and its relat