capitalism becoming the national norm.you know, under deval patrick in massachusetts, when evergreen solar came that came because of, you know, a particular state led strategy to entice that company to move there. and then, you know, the the the the sense of betrayal when that company then picks up and moves shop someplace else, only to be replace it by another and that, you know, so if we're thinking about a southern strategy, there's another one coming from within that has become the norm led by people like like barry goldwater. and i'll just give another for elizabeth. sandy shurmur's book. sunbelt capitalism which focuses on phenix and way that that strategy of of capital investment has become kind of the story of american capitalism u.s. capitalism great brian go ahead. thank you. can everyone hear me. thank you for this great panel. and it's good to see people even although virtually what might have seen on social media and things like that, you know, i with all the events happening, mass shooting. right. i wonder ab

and stuff like that, states have got to decide whether or not they want to become closer to the national norm. you look at the state of florida. back in 2000, they had a lot of problems. stuff like that. they went through a system, and they want from top to bottom and fixed it. for the most part, you know exactly who won in florida that day. more states -- it would be great if more states were like that. >> so embarrassing for florida, and they fixed the problem. now it is nevada and arizona, allowing all of us to sit on pins and needles and wait to see who is going to win. we did find out over the weekend who won the senate races. >> brian: the left has been yelling about threats to democracy. even if every vote was cast properly and everything done legally in arizona, is a threat to democracy to call them to erode the trust in voters who feel like people counting ballots now a week behind closed doors, even if they are being -- even if it is fair, it creates uncertainty and mistrust. it carrie lake wins, which i think she will, because the ballots are a same-day ballots, many of which will

social legal space is superimposed on it, various legislative norms, national regional and even municipal scale , political space, of course. all this creates the uniqueness of each place, of course, these factors. do they lend to politics? well , take, for example, lesotho, which is surrounded on all sides by the territory of the republic of south africa, of course, this has for her for this country the fundamental importance or proximity of small countries to larger powers, but no factor geographically is absolutely there is always an alternative. there are always some compensatory mechanisms that make it possible to overcome or, in any case, mitigate the sentence into space. they also say from the friction of space, really. geographic proximity is of great importance in our life. including, of course, in politics for communication between states. well, for example, in the european union it has been proven that much more actively cooperates with enterprises from different countries, which are simply located close to each other, for example, you can cite a lot. okay, one more question th

yes, they seized from china so to speak in violation of all, so to speak, norms, nationalized there.a beautiful picture, that is, after all, people are asking a question. well, so honored person, you are still a hero of ukraine with a bunch, there are awards and so on. and suddenly it turned out in the twenty-second year that he was a traitor secretly. something there will start working with russia, so it's all there, it legends history. now. so we found out go to the next grandfather. there is a researcher at another museum and says, well, that's all, of course. turns out he was sneaking around. there, it means, parts for russian helicopters across the border, but some ukrainian patriot at the factory spoiled these parts, and therefore now they can be shot with a single shot from a pistol, which means damage. i think that now this will also appear, because, well, every day, some kind of nonsense picture is obtained. yes, you can put an end to this, i think we figured it out. i hope you have heard all these arguments. let's move on to the next argument there. i do n’t even know how t

a political blessing on circumventing the norms of international and national law, in particular, aimed at protecting the property of foreign states and spending illegally frozen non-playing countries of russian foreign exchange assets, the latter must be clearly understood, this will become a gross violation of state immunity and the principles of sovereign equality of the state speech in essence goes. according to a banal robbery, as i was once told, and illegally, the seized russian financial resources will be used for a very specific purpose, financing the american military-industrial complex. and this, by and large , no one hides another matter, which, perhaps, is convenient to turn away or pretend that hmm, as i was recently told by one representative of a european state. you ca n’t even imagine what a hmm degree of politicization is around, so don’t think that we are voting against russia, we are voting just to ourselves secure. well, with such a position, the international community or a separate one persecuted cannot secure itself. they can only contribute to more politicizatio

norm. so into national low state banks and property or feed companies enjoys in unity from international adjudication. and shouldn't be frozen and senior be that also on the mind, the principle of over you actually feel similar relations happen in the 0 of diplomatic law. there are serious problems, so full functioning of diplomatic commissions, as well as computer emissions of theory and or theory abroad. take him to call that be a few issues come from the possibility to have a bank account possibility to insure it for the function of mission. that's on the mind, the function in the sphere of computer protection, i provide the visa for a 2nd period abroad and so on and so forth. basically alone, least of these measures. i need to mention that is from the preliminary report, i will continue to go deeper for preparation of the final report, but there are many elements of international law which i talk to by the use of you know, where it's all sanction. yeah. and there's certainly a lot of say here, unfortunately, we have to leave it right there alina, do hon. you and special rapid tour on unilateral c

aggression, unprovoked, lawless, which has on aims at the genocide of the ukrainian nation, and this is also the normonal law. for this , russia, as a state, must bear responsibility . live in their citizens they should be responsible for this and it is the first duty of the international community to ensure the conditions in which ukraine will receive compensation condemnation of aggression has already taken place at the level of the un and all international institutions yesterday the minister of justice of the gsvan group stated that they will coordinate efforts to brought to justice and russia and those criminals who committed crimes against e.e. war crimes and crimes against humanity on the territory of ukraine and i think this is a very right step and in this, in this, there should be a discussion about there is the responsibility of the russian federation, its society, its authorities, of course, for the crimes it committed against ukraine, now the discussion in international law is taking place about the main thing, whether it is necessary, and how to prove to nuremberg 2 what is nuremberg 2 w

national leadership meeting. thank you all. [applause] i want to thank normoleman and matt brooks for their extraordinary leadership. impactful leadership of this great organization. i say to all of you from the bottom of my heart, thank you. thinker -- thank you for all you did to ensure republican victories across this country. thank you for electing a new republican majority in the united states house of representatives and ending the speakership of nancy pelosi once and for all. [applause] how long have we been waiting to say that? rjc has led millions of jewish americans home to the republican party. and made an extraordinary difference in our elections and it is a joy for me to be here. it is particularly a joy to be here with my much better half, someone who has served this nation as a marine corps mom, a 30 year elementary school teacher. she is a pilot and accomplished artist and if i may say so, the best second lady the united states of america has ever had. would you welcome my wife karen pence. [applause] thank you all. thank all the supporters fo

completed by such a maasana who struck in the near corner of the goal of the german national team, which was not closed by the norm so in the end it was 2:1 well , i don't know, germany and argentina were surprised, to be honest, how happy are the fans of these teams, of course, the big question is that there is still time to to catch up because the matches are just starting in each group, the matches of the first round are continuing and now in another match of the group and the spanish national team will not leave any chances in the costa rican team, this match ended recently, again, a lot was added to the referees' time and it is a little unclear why . well, questions about the winner were removed long before the final whistle, we see the score 7:0 in favor of spain, furia roja scored three goals in the first half, goals were scored by olmo asensio and toras, who converted a penalty, and after during the break, the spaniards played four more goals, torres scored a double in the last 15 minutes, gavi also scored, as well as solar and morata, who came on as substitutes in the second round. germany, which was upse

msnbc contributor and former watergate prosecutor, jill wine-banks, she is the to sisters norms podcast and the national political reporter for the national post. jill, does this appointment signal criminal charges against donald trump go away? >> it could be. i think that there is no question in my mind that jack smith is free to evaluate the evidence and make the recommendations. it doesn't change much because the ultimate final word comes back to merrick garland. which is why a special counsel is probably not necessary. i've come a long way since i first heard this. i was getting angry again as listen to. how we got here. i is, i was really good because i felt it did mean the power of justice, which is perfectly capable of independently and mutually making a decision based on that, [inaudible] considerations. i do think that there is a difference between special counsel and special counsel jack smith. he seems to be the perfect person with great background and inability -- he's already prosecuted a former president, a former president of kosovo. so, i think he is really qualified and from everything

kindergarten, including a school in which a brother and sister study in a nationally non-planned brother and sister, we propose to expand this normactions to all basic general education programs, that is, starting from kindergarten, ending with the eleventh grade of school and for all children from the same family, including let me remind you that since last year, adopted children under guardianship in russia already have a preferential right to be enrolled in the same school or kindergarten for siblings, regardless of their place of registration, and for adopted children and children who are under guardianship or live in foster families. these norms did not apply to solve this problem, changes are being made to the family code and laws on we have today, according to statistics, 391,000 orphaned children who are left without parental care, while 351,000 are in families of various forms, such as guardianship and foster families, but all of them will really get the opportunity to send their children now. e for joint teaching. well, more about changes in education adopted by the third reading of the law on the status of educational

belarus spoke about the future role in the national assembly, alexander lukashenko said at a meeting on draft laws on harmonization and adjustment of normative expects more initiative and independence from the government, a global goal and all belarusian folk.

norms. in kiev, emergency power outages , as stated in the national energy company of the previously introducedtdown schedule, do not apply the same situation in the odessa region and in kharkov , while today the urenergo said that a blackout in the country is unlikely to happen this heating season, and zelensky’s office called fellow citizens do not go abroad more about the situation. igor pikhanov. in the city of kharkov, black is completely all city ​​area without electricity without electricity now in the city traffic jams in many areas there is no water. there is no eye on the street now 3 ° at night they promise -9 °, and we already have a problem with heating, broken traffic lights, microdistricts plunged into moscow state university closed subway a resident of kharkov tells this difficult situation in the city, a similar situation in poltava dnieper in many other regions, interruptions and in the ukrainian capital the center of kiev the very center of kiev you as you can see , most of the windows of the houses are dark planned shutdowns. across ukraine, the problem is on outdated networ

massat is like that, the massad is sometimes not very concerned with legal norms when it is necessary to really protect the nationalnterests of israel or when it is necessary to establish the justice, because do you remember even then when this there was a known terrorist act against israeli athletes, and they really tried to punish the guilty in a legal way, but the court did not go and in what way they were punished. that is why it is all a grid for nothing, but for them to end up on the dock, this is generally an optimistic scenario in a systemic scenario, they will either die here on the territory of ukraine will die in battles or will simply be eliminated by e-e specially trained people, by the way, about israel, which also periodically suffers from missile attacks , russia will continue to fire missiles at energy the infrastructure of ukraine, because the official kyiv negotiates from the negotiations, so the criminal actions of the aggressor country are commented by the spokesman of the russian president, dmitry piskov, he said in particular that the blows are inflicted on objects that are allegedly directly

but at the same time, this standard, since it is national, it is adapted for the russian market and complies with the norms that e-e operate in the field of housing construction of a unified information the housing construction system has already marked apartment buildings that meet at least six of the thirty-seven mandatory criteria for a new guest, they are about 16%, for comparison, if we take only very energy-efficient houses, they are about 23% of all houses that are, that is, under construction and newly built them. let's see. let's get a look. uh-huh, we uh made the green houses of the russian federation. if you go, and here are all the houses that meet the six criteria. here, let's say let's see the filter as it is reflected. only green houses, while these are proxy transition criteria, including energy efficiency in the future in the same system, you can see the first certificates that will be issued to developers for their projects or for buildings already built. if we take into account all the criteria of the state ser, then the share of green houses in the market makes only 3-5% for the develop

but at the same time, this standard, since it is national, it is adapted for the e russian market and complies with the normsare in force in the field of housing construction. the unified information system for housing construction has already marked apartment buildings that meet at least six of the 37 mandatory criteria for a new guest are about 16%. for comparison, if we take only very energy-efficient houses, they are about 23% of all houses that exist, that is, those under construction and recently built. let's get a look. let's see. yeah, we did spread the green houses of the russian federation. if you pass, and here all the houses that meet six criteria are shown. here, let's say, let's see the filter, as it is reflected. only green houses, as long as it is a proxy for transition criteria, including energy efficiency in in the future, in the same system, it will be possible to see the first certificates that will be issued to developers for their projects or for already constructed buildings. if we take into account all the criteria of the state certificate , the share of green houses on the market mak

and adjustment of normative legal acts alexander lukashenko noted that the government is waiting for more initiative and independence, a global goal and all of the belarusian national assembly and the updated constitution to preserve belarus for future generations, the details of the meeting will be in our next issues. this year, 4,000 foreigners received approval from law enforcement officers to become with the belarusians, the head of the department of citizenship and immigration of the ministry of internal affairs of belarus, aleksey begun, said that he was in first place among the applications . with such documents can get a civil republic there is also a simplified so -called procedure for acquiring citizenship of the republic of belarus, when ethnic belarusians or foxes who identify themselves as better able to acquire citizens from the republic of belarus in a simplified manner, within three months, filed. in contrast, an application to the internal affairs bodies at the place of residence also operates an institution. we have recently put into action the institutions of the citizenship of the republic of belarus, then this is the tipi gate, which received t

. >> you can see a busy night here which is the norm and in other cities across the city as well. the national retail federation projects and 66 million americans shopping thanksgiving to cyber monday. for many is the first time in prison in two years because of pandemic restrictions. we showed two people who flew from scotland an hour ago we spoke with a couple from tennessee. they explained why they came for their holiday shopping. >> we shopped for shoes today. it's in all the movies, chris is movies take place in new york. >> consumers expect to spend 34.8 billion in this five days, up 3% from last year. black friday sales are up 1% last year but inflation is at almost 8% from last are so if retailers lose ground in real terms for online sales but look at this video today, people are excited to get back to the store and see the items in person. some top items are apple air pots and watches as well as smart speakers and tvs and digital cameras. if you are looking to get out, according to adobe analytics if you need toys, the clock is ticking, do it today for the best deals. sporting goods a

we should not try on the norms that we are creating today; all these nations should not try on themselvespractice this big task, which concerns not only the legislator not only of the executive branch, but of the whole society, to implement this concept of such, m-m, direction of development, m-m. here is a stable predictable, and for the preservation of including the state in space in time. how do you see this great work? we need to understand that the state is ours. moreover, it is based on such large social arrays. let's call them that and they will always remain. that is, no matter how society changes the economy there, but in the core of the state there will be certain social groups. yes, let's say production workers, security forces , teachers, engineers. well, that is, without and whom, security and some kind of vital activity of the state are impossible. and of course, in order for these people to have representation in all bodies of power in the parliament, it is necessary that they really be present there and have the opportunity to have their representatives of these large soci

znamya ice arena, which opened in august 2020, thanks to the federal sports project the norm of life of the nationalet's go and have a look. the ice arena with an area of ​​1.394 m² is intended for ice hockey , figure skating and mass skating for everyone . on the street they knew what a lot of impressions a lot of emotions for themselves a lot of goals. i am very glad that i have such an opportunity to study here, we are cool, i am a great team. we will win the arena. spectator stands are designed for 410 people. skate rental is available here. there are four comfortable changing rooms for sharpening. medical office the arena is equipped with ramps for people with limited mobility. the excellent quality of ice is ensured by a modern ice filling machine. in such weather, as it is now, one wants to get tangled in a blanket and listen to beautiful romantic songs in the mid-nineties, the chischenko group had just such a group and it was called a polonaise. today this polonaise is dancing. meet actress elizaveta arzamasova and two-time olympic champion. coaching a competitor's coach's wife isn't easy le

supporter of both nations, the pontiff cannot blame either nation because there are both evil people and good people in the people, this is generally the normistianity, the pontiff can accuse the state of aggression, he can call the leaders of this state a pillar of evil, by the way, what the pope still won't do is even more surprising than the fact that this surprises me more, this is how we were with the claims made during the second world war, one should not think that the pope blamed the german people for some reason, he did not do this and the allies also said exactly what you are telling me now and why he will not tell that the germans have broken hearts because the germans are evil. the people can't be like that. they can't be called putin. this should be a complaint because i think that when we talk to the roman pope, tell them that the russians are evil, and they are terrible, and so on. as a nation, we do not understand me we appeal, he will not say this even under torture russia as a state and then as a dictator and putin as the head of an aggressive state this is what he should condemn and i have a question for him not only as a

nation. watch spiritual and educational projects on belarus 24 tv channel. what normstoday and for what period they are fixed today, the norm is valid, firstly, i want to make a reservation right away that we will be talking about goods from personal use, sent by international mail in relation to them today the norm is 1,000 euros, as for the self-sustaining e-e norm and e, 31 kg respectively, this norm was extended by the decisions of the eurasian commission. ah until the end of march 2023, and if no changes are made. it will be changed to 200 euros and 31 kg, respectively, except for the cost of the norm and the weight norm of 31 kg. there is a limitation. e. i mean, certain prohibitions and restrictions on the transfer of certain categories of goods, and in particular, of course, but the main ones are the ban on the transfer of weapons of all its components of narcotic drugs, psychotropic substances, including, uh, including drugs funds, as well as a ban on the shipment of alcoholic tobacco products, smoking mixtures, potent explosives. ozone -depleting, and goods,

to deter china, russia or any other adversary from not following the norms of international behavior. >> now, when you're a great nationon means also that you have civilians who lead the military. that's the way it works. you may tell the president we could go into the black sea and we could project power there but the president is the one who could say listen, that's too provocative. to what level would you take it to the mat if you felt there was something you could do in ukraine vs. russia >> i think as secretary of the navy it's important for me to provide my best advice to the secretary of defense, who then provides his best advice to the president of the united states and so every day we think about tactics and operations and strategy and we make very informed, mature, stable decisions to advise the secretary of defense, who then advises the president on the right course of action, whether it be in ukraine or whether it be in china. but again, our job is to deter from conflict from occurring and that's what we're most focused on >> are you being given what you need are you being given the right technology i often

it usually looks wild in peacetime, even this nationalization that it was done so quickly that it was done is possible non-compliance with all the legal normshat we are used to yes, but during the war i think it's just everything was also about politics. the ukrainian climate will have a very strong influence. but maybe mykhailo represents an investment company, you work with investors' money . and what do they say? maybe you have already seen some feedbacks, like this, they actually shifted the focus of attention only to the oligarchs who did not fully belong to this company. a small part of some of these enterprises also belonged to small investors in the same company , or many thousands of employees of the company owned such small shares, some for several hundred hryvnias, many people at one time believed in the ukrainian market or, well, in zero hands and bought shares of the same ukrnafta or sichi motor for several tens of thousands of hryvnias and their money was also, in fact, their assets were taken by the state with a promise to return them someday, as for the investment climate it is unlikely that such decisions are worse than rus

thing . of the principle of the united nations, such actions are an atrocity against innocent people in ukraine, as well as a violation of all international legal norms will never approve of this, we will fight aggression together with ukrainians. how do you characterize the security situation around taiwan? just now, high-ranking politicians of the united states visited taiwan states speaker of the house of representatives nancy pilosu on the other hand the other day we heard new possible threats of force from the head of the people's republic of china all dengping during the communist party congress of china how serious do you think it is and how does the war going on in ukraine now affect it ah ah in ukraine it affects our thoughts here in taiwan we saw what an authoritarian country can do to a peaceful democracy we witnessed how an authoritarian country revealed contempt for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of another country, our people see what is happening in ukraine , we understand. support that comes to ukraine from us not only do we condemn the actions of russia, but also in the future we will continue to fight side by side with th

increasing destabilizing efforts by hostile nation states, the threats facing the homelands have never been greater or more complex. internationally recognized normsof behavior in cyberspace hour adversaries, hostile nations and non-nation states cybercriminals continued to advance and capability and sophistication. their methods vary, their goals of doing harm are the same. hostile nations like russia and the peoples republic of china, iran and north korea and cybercriminals around the world continue to sharpen the tactics and create more consequences. there are ransomware attacks target our financial institutions, hospitals, pipelines, electric grids and water treatment plants, attempting to wreak havoc on our daily lives. they exploit the integrated global cyber echo system to sow discord, undermine democracy and erode trust, public and private. the cyber operations threaten the economic and national security of every american and many others around the world. in particular, china's using its technology to tilt the global playing field to its benefit. they leverage sophisticated cyber capabilities to gain access to the intellectual property, da

supporter of both peoples, the pontiff can not blame any nation at all, because there are both evil people and good people in the people in general, the normstianity is that the pope can accuse the state of aggression, he can call the head of this state a pillar of evil, by the way, what the pope still won't do, and it's more surprising than what surprises me more, this is what we were complaining about during during the second world war, you should not think that the pope blamed the german people for some reason, he did not do this, and the allies also say exactly what you are telling me now, and why does he not say that the germans have a broken heart because the germans are evil. the people can not be like that, so called father and there should be a claim because i believe that when we say uh tell the pope that the russians are evil and they mean uh terrible and so on as a nation they don't understand me, that's what we appeal to, he won't say that even under torture russia like dad states and putin as the head of an aggressive state. this is what he should condemn, and i have a question for him not only as a pontiff, but as a head of

norms and rules of law. it's a threat to consumers and national security.pe there will be a searching penetrating investigation. it's long overdue. >> senator richard blumenthal, thank you for your time. we appreciate it. >> thank you. >>> all right. we'll be pa right back. sam! hey little brother! make this dedecember one to remember. happy holidays from lexus. i was born here, i'm from here, and i'm never leaving here. i'm a new york hotel. yeah, i'm tall. 563 feet and 2 inches. i'm on top of the world. i'm looking for someone who likes to be in the middle of it all, but also likes some peace and quiet. you hungry? i know a place, and few others nearby. it's the city that never sleeps, but hey, if you need the rest, i've got you covered. announcer: type 2 diabetes? discover the power of 3 in the ozempic® tri-zone. in my ozempic® tri-zone, i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. announcer: ozempic® provides powerful a1c reduction. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiov

need to appeal, it seems to me here to the norms of international law to the principles of international law, first of all to the charter of the united nationss, in his speech very clearly said that this issue must be resolved on the basis, that is, according to him, peace must be built on the basis of the organization's charter of the united nations, and this means that russian troops must leave the territory of ukraine completely, and we must completely restore the territorial integrity of ukraine, of course, including crimea, oleksandr, but we must to understand that the majority of the countries that will come to the m.m. tomorrow today have already started coming together for this meeting. they have to go with a certain story. with a certain position and come to defend it or at least be ready to express it. who, according to your predictions, will remain silent a who will say things that are unpleasant for us, who will dare to say things that are unpleasant for us and for our country, but for example there are countries that are part of the big twenty that unfortunately take an unconstructive position or turn a blind eye to the genocide

increasing destabilizing efforts by hostile nation states, the threats facing the homeland have never been greater, or more complex. flouting internationally accepted norms of responsible behavior in cyberspace, our adversaries, hostile nations and non-nation state cybercriminals continue to advance in capability and sophistication. their methods vary but their goals of doing harm are the same. hostile nations like russia, the peoples republic of china, iran, and north korea, and cybercriminals around the world continue to sharpen their tactics and create more adverse consequences. there ransomware attacks target our financial institutions, hospitals, pipelines, electric grids, and water treatment plants, attempting to wreak havoc on our daily lives. they exploit the integrated global cyber ecosystem to sow discord, undermine democracy and erode trust in our institutions, public and private. these cyber operations threaten the economic and national security of every american and many others around the world. in particular, china is using its technology to tilt the global playing field to its benefit. they leverage sophisticated cyber capabilities to gain

elections in a row that have rejected trumpism and make sure the nation understands this can be an aberration, this doesn't have to be a new normwhole election, this rejection, i mean, just unanimous rejection of election deniers, really is a result of what this january 6th committee has done. i mean, we never realized what an impact this committee has had on the public until we had this election. and i think this report is going to put it all together in a lot more detail because what they did is they put together the headlines in these hearings. that's what it was about. but this report is going to put together the meat on the bones and real details that's going to show how each piece interacted with other items that were going on and what was going on at the same time. i mean, it's a complicated story. >> it can be, yeah, it can be quite complicated. >> and i think it's really important that they lay it out in simple, chronological form so everybody understands the story. >> yeah. >> with the 40 seconds i have left before i tell folks one more important thing, what do you think is most important that they get into the report

usually looks wild in peacetime, even this nationalization that it will be done quickly, that it is done, it is possible, er, non-compliance with all the legal norms that we are used to yes, but during the war, it seems to me that it is simple, well, besides, everything was also about politics. the ukrainian climate is very strong but it is possible that mykhailo represents an investment company, you work with investors' money, and what do they say? perhaps you have already seen some feedback, as the media themselves have slightly shifted the focus of attention only to the oligarchs who did not fully belong to this company. a small part. some of these enterprises were also owned by small investors, the same sichi engine, many thousands of company employees probably owned such small shares, who, uh, someone for a few hundred hryvnias, many people, at one time, believed in the ukrainian market when they were still in zero hands and bought the shares of the same ukrnafta or sich's motor for several tens of thousands of hryvnias and their money was also, in essence, taken away by the state, their assets with a promise to return them someday, as for th

norms in different countries. we go and we respect them in the same way. no idea should be enforced onto our nation as such as well. 46 people are dead on more than 700 injured following an earthquake and indonesia. on monday, the natural disaster had one of the country's main islands. java, the hardest. local officials say the 5.6 magnitude quake rock the western province of the territory, originating 10 kilometers underground. strong tremors were felt in the capital jakarta where people gathered to emergency points for shelter. while earthquakes often strike the country which sits on the pacific ring of fire, this past week saw an uptick can activity on the island chain leading up to today's deadly event. now as the conflict in ukraine continues, much attention has been focused on one particular company. the wagner group, a new r t documentary 6 to shed some light on the secrets of private military firm and the way it operates. you can see that in full throats today. monday, you're some of what is ahead. chill co ordinator. i think mr. just sober and genie, but if he shall not sway with yella, he

normative act of laws with the belarusian people's assembly. the speakers are the deputy of the house of representatives of the national assembly tatyana avtukhovaty chairman of the vitebsk regional executive committee. vyacheslav durnov. explained the intricacies of legal documents. this was how the future role of the vnc in the socio-political system of belarus was discussed, and there was a discussion about the methods of nominating and approving delegates. nations belarusian people's assembly decision-making procedure discussed issues related to the functions, tasks and structure of the anc. well, here we have news about one of the dialogue platforms that is taking place as part of the discussion of this bill, and the organizer of the discussion of the house of representatives, who will then summarize these same proposals or some innovations that can be discussed. in the process of discussion, anyone can also, leave your wishes and suggestions on the legal forum on the site in a special form, in your opinion. why is it so important namely, an open discussion of this document, perhaps, let's take it back a little. agree that we have had one o

jurisprudence, those who really evaluate these norms from the point of view of their life, their practice and the experience gained, the entire belarusian nationalg belarusians who are ready to spend their personal time for the sake of the common. blaga, deputies, politicians , representatives of power and citizens. societies will jointly make key decisions for the development of the state, people want to participate in this body, they want to participate in the movement of delegates. and they are watching very closely. for what functions he is endowed with just this very moment for the sake of which the entire belarusian national assembly is being formed in order to reflect the various points of view as much as possible.

is why biosafety and a commitment to reinforce the norms set forward by member states on the biological weapons convention is critical to our national security. >> turning to money. this is the biggest uncertainty, the biggest bear reaction you can argue. a factor in the sense people have grown tired of the struggles around this. there is a certain skepticism that has set in to discussion about getting adequate resources in this period where the cycle of crisis and complacency goes away from this. it seems out of this strategy, there is an ambiguous set of messages coming forward around resources. on one hand, you are not backing away from the need for a major sustained five-year effort under the 88 billion proposed mandatory to your plan. on the other hand, you say the baseline requirement allows you to move forward without specifying what the resources amount two. and implicitly, you say if we demand more of the 20 agencies, we will get greater resources. if we simply make it a requirement, we can begin to shift the ground at an incremental and realistic in a longer-term way. this also seems to be a renewed challenge to congress t

norms. here is the porridge of a scientist, perhaps, unambiguously, of course, directly guilty, generally correctly not adding up to this, well, such nationalitybecause they have a raft of leaders, and such a wind is no longer in one soryansk, because i would still like to drop such high information. vegetarianism, the rejection of meat or more strict veganism, these are modern fashionable, if i may say so, chips, yes, which many people use in their diet, of course, if we are talking about children and adolescents, then this is a category of people together, for example, with e- e older people for whom vegetarianism and veganism are unacceptable, because the rejection of protein foods. yes, and protein this is the basis, uh, of the whole body, protein is immunity, because every cell of our immunity is protein. yes, that is, it is a building material, in principle, of the whole organism, and the child is still growing, therefore, non-vegetarianism or veganism is unacceptable in a child's teenage diet. when they ask is it possible for vegetarians to live and be a healthy person unconditionally? can i, in principle, respect people who have embark

norms of liberal democracy are strong in western europe. the political parties act responsibly, european and national institutions maintain their independence, and leaders call out bad behavior. so from sweden to italy, when right wing parties come to power, they are rarely able to change policy along the dramatic lines they had once called for. in sweden and italy, the far right parties have had to moderate their policies significantly to attract support and be seen as serious enough to governa weaker, more open political system to begin with, defined nowadays by primaries, money, social media, and celebrity. all of which enable an entrepreneurial politician like trump to take over a major political party and turn it into something resembling a personality cult. at the last republican national convention, not one of the former presidents or presidential nominees of the party spoke, but six members of trump's family were given prominent slots, something unthinkable in a european country. freedom house and other groups that track democratic development have noted a marked decline in the strength of american democracy but found no similar dec

appears that no european nation wants to risk a yellow cart to make a political statement. germany, captain manuel neu, nell looks also except to where the that no discrimination norm been provided by thief. up earlier, our sports correspondent jonathan harding told us how germany had been responding to the dispute. i think initially, after the disappointment at not pushing back against the decision, germany's response has been quite strong. german f, a president bad no end of said which features show of power was unprecedented, which i think is quite strong language in the situation. and since then, germany have tried their best to sort of re gain some faith from, from people watching on. there have been some consequences, reva, one of their biggest sponsors has withdrawn their sponsorship of the div b premier, surely as a result of the situation. there are reports that the div be a looking to su, fee for as a result of the decision. so it's definitely an ongoing conversation and basically in a situation that continues to develop, i'm curious to see how it will continue over the rest of the tournament. i think it will be a talking point for the rest of the tournam