it will look like something completely new, for _ country? one reason, i country? it will look like something i completely new, for one reason, that this is the first female prime minister. unlike the uk, we have never had one. so that is in a good novelty, but the other one is that it is the first very far right government in italy, as you said, after benito mussolini. fascism is against the constitution in italy... conservative and social terms... despite the fact that giorgia meloni would be a woman, so there are... that could be a little bit dangerous, it is also known mystery that the right—wing coalition has always been in favour of cutting taxes, with the introduction of something recall the flat tax. we do not know precisely what this would look like, but for italy that means increasing the debt, which is already high... increasing the debt, which is already high. . ._ increasing the debt, which is already high... talking about the debt and italy's _ already high... talking about the debt and italy's that, _ already high. .. talking a

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it’s like we are building a new country with you, that we ourselves are not tired of these old regimed don’t we need strong honest smart students. unfortunately, i can't help. it's not in my power. or i'm writing a letter of resignation before this one today. i call the minister of health, by the way, i have an excellent relationship with him. well, where did you scratch? where to go home? i didn't receive an error. you acted. you better, i say, everything was resolved. congratulations, you are now a first year student. i am a student. this needs to be celebrated. what do you need? why are you okay for so long? okay, i can take it. what 's wrong with you? houses? help? in general, everything will cost everything. who are we parents parents of which of you had the fourth blood group rh negative hepatitis? the girl lost a lot of blood and needed a transfusion. girl, wait. you see, money will not help now if there is a good experienced surgeon, and complex operations are ahead. she is on duty today, i will call the ministry of health at night, the surgeon is needed now immediately i will

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there, the ruin of large enterprises in europe will look for new countries to live in. the list of countries. where they could move washington, creating a global european crisis , hopes to cope with domestic political problems, as noted. the washington times usa is rapidly approaching the national catastrophe due to the actions of the president and his entourage biden. he promised to unite the country during the election campaign, but his promises have not yet been fulfilled, he failed, the democrats no longer hide their contempt for the united states, americans, contempt has only become uglier under the current leadership of the white house, something that was only whispered before, now they began to speak openly on this wave, donald trump expects to return to the white house. rallies that democrats are actively spreading disinformation, including and about russia and the states have turned from an energy independent state into a beggar country in just two years? i filled these strategic reserves that hadn't been replenished in years i did it at the right price when it

some people want to return home with new knowledge. profession and return to the country because nowully ready to study in germany to get an education probably higher education to get a specialization there go back to ukraine kalila came to germany in may and already attended school here for two months the impressions of the study are positive the schoolgirl studied in the class together with german children , the girl finished the ninth grade in ukraine remotely and will now study only in a german educational institution, at the beginning it was very difficult because, er, the lessons need to be adapted to this the girl studied german and liked the german language. she learned it at home in odessa. the program at the german school is easier compared to the ukrainian one, says the schoolgirl, at the same time she adds that it is more difficult to perceive material in another language than in your native language. you can choose several subjects that you will teach for your profession. for example, if you want er, to study it, you need to choose the section of economics, there is a se

but when we will get this victory, when we will build a new country and dream you, we will need a newd of songs, songs of happiness with a smile on our face. if we will survive, we will do this, of course. # hello. # from hazy tomorrow. # hello. # what dreams do you follow? # hello. hello there. summer 2022 was certainly a memorable one, wasn't it? and as we bring summer to a close, these are some of the standout headlines — england'sjoint warmest summer on record, and the driest year so far for the uk since 1976. now, there is actually some rain in the forecast as we go through friday and towards the weekend. the weather is set to change. we've got this weather front here gathering pace into the north west, and this weather front�*s been bringing some showers. now, those showers may well linger for parts of england and wales — fairly isolated, but nevertheless, they'll still be there. the best of the sunshine, north wales, northern england and eastern scotland. showery outbreaks of rain gather into the far north west of scotland and northern ireland. here, temperatures perhaps at aro

country are now prepared for it. and globally, we are not prepared for it. flooding in this part of the world is not new. neither are monsoons. in fact, if the climate crisis, and because the climate crisis is going to continue to get worse, he's flood, you're going to become the normal. the country right now is just in it's responding in an emergency, it does not have a plan for next month to come and the illnesses that will come out of this in addition to that hungry people get angry. i'm august son's g. d. p is 9 percent cotton and cotton and 30000000 acres of coff has just been completely destroyed. and that means, and internally there's going to be social collapse. if not, political uprisings, the global knowledge should assist us financially, but it is not just that. what is happening to in pakistan is an issue for all those . because this is, this can be the reality for the rest of the world. if we don't take the climate crisis seriously, if we don't stop or emissions yesterday, what is the flight and what we're seeing and this extreme suffering can be your home, your family, your land in the next

you don't become the first family of country music without. that's the premise newat's dishing out hot music and hotter drama every week dancing in her footsteps since the day i was born think i can't continue this legacy. just watch the stars oscar winner susan sarandon and a man who knows a little bit about country music superstar trace adkins. dreams we caught up with trace back stage at the grand ole opry in nashville to talk about the differences between performing in front of a camera as his character and just performing as plain old trace adkins. this character, you know, bs kind of guy, you know, and i think that's kind of me, too, so it's not hard to perform as alby. he's not about bells and whistles and you know, pyrotechnics or anything like that. it's just music and so that's kind of me, too. there is no stranger to acting. he also says that even the music industry requires you to put on a performance from time to time record something 25 years ago. and you're at a place in your life. and that song is impactful , and it's coming from straighten the depth

according to the statement read by an officer, the country's new leader is captain abram ferrara. he says the president, palo on bri, paul, on re de amoeba, was removed due to ongoing security failures and that the constitution has been suspended. orders have also been closed. heavy gun fire was heard around the capital this morning, including near the presidential palace. that was just, it says one, the constitution is suspended last. so the transitional charter is dissolved worry, the government is dissolved for the transactional legislate. assembly is zone 5. the land and air borders are closed from 30th to september. 2022 at 0. alice until further notice. 6, a curfew is introduced from 9 pm to 5 am. 7, all political activity is suspended. all activities of civil society organizations are suspended. 9. the nation's active forces will be conveyed in the near future to adopt a new transitional charter and to designate a new civilian or military president. and i spoke to kweisi awning a political scientist and security analyst. he explained what might have led to the curb. these m

but when we will get this victory, when we will build a new country and dream you, we will need a new, songs of happiness with a smile on our face. if we will survive, we will do this, of course. # hello # from hazy tomorrow # hello # what dreams do you follow? # hello. as we turn the weather page from summer to autumn, it looks like nature is taking its cue as well. big changes this weekend. there could be a bit of thundery rain around across much of the uk — not everyone will see it — and potentialfor some strong winds as well. the weather charts really scream autumn — area of low pressure which will develop. around that, bands of heavy and thundery rain and potentially little smaller areas of low pressure within it, which could bring bouts of even stronger winds. complete contrast to what we've got out there tonight, into the morning. lightest winds across the northern half of the country. lowest of the temperatures down to around 2 or 3 celsius. a bit more breezy to start the day in the south. 15 or 16 as we start the morning. could be a few distant rumbles of thunder towards the

, uh, let's just say certainly for a geologist an important journey, because when you come to a new countryeh, here, it would seem that first you look at historical objects, and then you look at what is under your feet, you really discover new measures for yourself. i had a case when there was a conference, so many geologists arrived, and we tell them, we will now bring them to the watershed. they are like, well, let's go, they come, he says. where are your mountains? we say, but we do not have and show. uh, in fact, they could only understand the plain, how is this section uh, without mountains. well, as for the belarusian maldives , which are well known to everyone, they are unique in that, firstly, these are sweet quarries, when the water fills these quarries, it becomes bluish, but this is all done by the breeds themselves. and here's an interesting color. it attracts so many tourists from our country who come there, but uh, so these are quarries, then there, uh, entry is limited and uh, to. unfortunately, uh, quarries are still being developed, so it’s not safe for people to be there,

gather to pay tribute to the memory of the queen in london and australia and new zealand, salutes were sounded by the countries that are part of the commonwealth of nations after the news of the death of her majesty, state flags were lowered and illuminated prominent places all around the ministerial abbey, st. paul's cathedral, windsor castle and other places bells rang across the country to pay tribute to her life members of parliament gathered to honor the queen the queen's funeral is expected to take place within the next ten eleven days but the date has not yet been confirmed and bbc correspondent olha malchevska olya is currently near buckingham palace. what is the atmosphere like near the official residence of the british monarchs? have many people come to pay their respects to the queen? thousands of people from all over the world of all ages and religions are gathering here at buckingham palace. to pay tribute to queen elizabeth ii can be seen at the gates of the palace, fences, flowers, candles, british flags and even toys, the flag over the royal london the residence remains lowered as a sign of mou

. >> we fought for our freedom they acknowledge, and they are a new country with new independence and right now they are fighting for theirs. >> reporter: in fresno, lieutenant jessica burch, kpix 5. >>> our special coverage continues through next week on air and online. >>> it is a 49ers fashion show for a great cause. how these players strutted their stuff. all to help raise money for those battling cancer. >>> and trying to bridge a gap in a growing tech industry. how this week's jepson ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ vern glenn. >> this is the volkswagen red and gold report. >> i have covered some events c fashion show at a football stadium and this one was special. >> it is the fourth crucial catch fashion show to intercept cancer. 23 cancer survivors, 23, 49ers that will be escorting the survivors down the runway. the clothes provided by levis. >> you heard them go nuts when you strutted out. what came out of you, beverly? >> it is your time to shine. >>> going down the runway, doing exactly what we knew she was going to do, steal the show. wonderful. it was a great time. >> with the red and gold r

historians look back on this in your view as a wrong turn for russia or the beginning of a new dark age in the country. right now. i think that her rushes entering her appears of deep isolation. a new, almost her totally closed iron curtain with europe, not with asia, but with europe and her. i think that term does a d, the coming period is going to be very difficult. do you foresee ever going back? do you want to go back? as you know, we have to be optimists and i hope that one day will be able to get back. rabbi pink as go smith. it's been good to have you on conflict, so thank you very much indeed for your time. thank you. thank you, tim inviting me ah ah ah, with a son are prepared to evacuate to safety. others just let the situation unfold. what are some of them bringing these disasters on? ah, nature survivors. the adaptability of wild life coming up on dw long city tool and culture with d. w. travel reporters, and you to visit groove. and usually with tory through european capitals from copenhagen by a vienna to madrid. just sit back, relax and enjoy the ride check in 90 minutes on d. w. o. lan

some little russia , then it is not just about winning, but about the fact that we will build a new countryour a huge task remains not just to knock out the russian federation from the territory of the country, our huge task is to hand over a rebuilt ukraine to the next generation of ukraine, and this is possible only if we are responsible for our words, if we do what we promised , if we do not try to practice some absolutely wild management practices that are not unfortunately, we sometimes see the same today, by the way , we are now talking about the fact that the information field has been cleaned and such news. thank you, jaysoven. yes what they are watching and we will find out about it, but will it be restored somehow, are there any objections or are there any reactions from the authorities? well, you know, we just returned now, our team from kharkiv region visited the settlements that were liberated as a result of the counteroffensive of the legal armed forces which are near the russian border , we were in a cossack village, but in some other villages, which are literally 3-4 km from

war, she was adamant in her message that britain needed to give germany support in building up a new country. a democracy. over all the queen came to germany many times. so 5 times on official state visits roughly once every decade. and when she was last here in berlin in 2015, then chance langley mackerel showed her where she grown up beyond the iron curtain . but the queen, in 2015, also visited the former nancy concentration camp and begging bells in the one that british forces at liberated and that have been her own personal wish. because of course, to her, the nazi past of this country, germany was of course, part of her own life. then i do have to say during the breaks that debate, many people here in germany were disappointed when she stayed out of the debate. but then she did stay true to her role. she didn't interfere, you know, thank you so much. our political correspond near hauser well, for the reactions across europe. my colleague jack parrot joins me now from brussels. jack, how or european leaders responding to the queen's death? good morning. well, as you can see behind me, t

new country new experience. my belarus knew almost nothing before coming here. only some small stories about my relatives, so my main acquaintance with this country took place already, of course, when i was at school at the university, i got acquainted with the language of culture and literature. it was all much later to gradually move to another country. it a very radical and very responsible step, which entails very big changes in everyone's life. of course, we have a key role to play. uh, the advice of our relatives played. well, in general, some general information about the country and the location of its culture is close and in a sense to ours, of course. we have different cultures, but we have a lot in common. it's probably easier to adapt than in some other countries. i myself came from the rostov region, the village of oblivskaya cossack region. you can say so, our family has already moved to belarus. when i was 16 years old. i had a wonderful impression of going to bed, because all my life my dad told me how good belarus is, how good people live here, t

despite the result, president porch said, efforts would continue to reach a new charter that would unite chileans as a country. you're watching d. w. a news from berlin. stay tuned for sports life. and one woman's passion for full riding. i'm terry martin. thanks ruth. ah ah, with ah, with a tragedy with a dreamy back dropped in the aborigines since the 1st white settlers arrived 200 years ago. australia's indigenous peoples have been mud oppressed and passed to cupid and like them, full ethnic minorities in australia are facing racism down under a 45 minutes on d, w o. w to talk show strong opinion, clear positions with international perspective. like every week we get to the point on a current topic with controversial commit it to the point on d. w. shift a lot of issue. when i arrived here, i slept with 6 people in a room as a 9th in it was harlow spear. i even got white hair. is that learning the gym and language head? yeah, a lot this kids to me a great opportunity to interact with you want to know their story for migrant verified and reliable information for migrant. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, i made a lot o

historians look back on this in your view as a wrong turn for russia or the beginning of a new dark age in the country. right now. i think that her rushes entering her, appears of deep isolation or a new, almost her totally closed iron curtain with europe, not with asia, but with europe and term i sinkter term does a d the coming period is going to be very difficult? do you foresee, ever going back? do you want to go back? as you know, we have to be optimists and i hope that one they'll be able to go back rob, i think as goldsmith, it's been good to have young conflict. so thank you very much. and if your time, thank you. thanks to tim inviting me, ah. lou with parched soil. as far as the i can see in east africa, millions of people are suffering from famine and drought. in their desperation, farmers are slaughtering their weekend animals. if it does not rain soon, their livelihood will be lost forever. global 3890 minutes on d. w. o. i ended glistening place of morning. the mediterranean sea, its waters connect people of many cultures seen of almost rock and to far abdul karim drift along with explor

to live here and, uh, get a good education, when i came to belarus naturally for me it was uh, new countrytances new people the first year when i studied in my group. only there were only foreigners pakistan sibili. only later, as i entered the institute then already there and belarus studied with me, and they are very uh the teachers were always warmly welcomed and helped, they were very good. they treated us like they treated their own family. and if some help was needed, they always helped, then during my studies there were such circumstances that i got married here, and a child created a family. eh, so i decided. fathers are here in belarus because from the first day i liked belarus, it was very difficult for my parents to let me go from pakistan since i was 19 years old then, when i came here, belarus, they were always interested in how i live, how i live here i am. they were always worried about me. eh, well, the results. uh, my father still decided to come to belarus and arrived in 2013. we lived here for 3 months and he really liked it. yes , today every day he remembers, i think t

tradition, a left leaning country, really just says a lot about say about the situation in sweden today. and sweden has had mass immigration over the past 10 years about a 1000000 new swedes in the country now and alongside. that has come unfortunately a crime wave. and it's got the, it's got the highest rights of gangland gun deaths in europe at the moment. not magdalena anderson in her resignation. speech admitted that sweden has failed, despite having this generous immigration policy opening their hearts to refugees in the last decade has failed to integrate immigrants. and that is something that the right wing sweden. democrats has have leaped on in the past decade going from 5 percent of the vote a few elections ago to add 20 percent, as you say. now, this makes the building of the next government quite tricky as well as you say. ok, chris, to send the lead of the moderate party will try and become the next prime minister . but his party is now smaller than the suite and democrats. in addition to this, that to support parties, the liberals and the christian democrats. expecting to part the government, but the liberals don't want the swede and democrats to have

historians look back on this in your view as a wrong turn for russia or the beginning of a new dark age in the country. right now. i think that her rushes entering her, appears of deep isolation or a new, almost her totally closed iron curtain with europe, not with asia, but with europe. and her i sinkter term does a d the coming period is going to be very difficult? do you foresee, ever going back? do you want to go back? as you know, we have to be optimists and i hope that one they'll be able to go back by pink us. goldsmith, it's been good to have you on conflict. so thank you very much indeed. for your time, thank you. thanks. attempts, inviting, ah ah, ah, with ah, our previous worker is getting squeezed. brazil dominates the global market for orange juice, but free pickers on the plantation are complaining about low wages for working conditions, an illness related to pesticides with why do they pay the price for our breakfast beverage? in 15 minutes on d w. b, how's it from air vapor real what sounds like a joke at 1st i can medium started up, wants to make reality soon. find out how they came u

historians look back on this in your view as a wrong turn for russia or the beginning of a new dark age in the country. right now. i think that her rushes entering her, appears of deep isolation. a new, almost her totally closed iron curtain with europe, not with asia, but with europe. and term i sinkter term does a d, the coming period is going to be very difficult. do you foresee, ever going back? do you want to go back? as you know, we have to be optimists and i hope that one they'll be able to get back rabbi pink as goldsmith. it's been good to have you on conflict. so thank you very much and if your time, thank you. thanks to attempt inviting me. ah ah, [000:00:00;00] with departure into the unknown today. this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant to be no captain and setting sail to discover a route and adventure full of hardship. his death magellan journey around the world. in 15 minutes on d w a glacier ah, provide nourishment in baton for both body and soul. ah, but climate change is threatening this balance. ah, the movies are adapting to these shifts with innovati

historians look back on this in your view as a wrong turn for russia or the beginning of a new dark age in the country. right now. i think that her rushes entering her appears of deep isolation. a new, almost her totally closed iron curtain with europe, not with asia, but with europe. and term i sinkter term does a d, the coming period is going to be very difficult. do you foresee, ever going back? do you want to go back? as you know, we have to be optimists and i hope that one they'll be able to go back rob, i think as goldsmith, it's been good to have young conflict. so thank you very much and if your time, thank you. thank you tim, who inviting you ah ah ah, with who am i when you work as an architect and when we're not at all women in architecture, why are they so invisible to the larger publisher? we decided to ask them and some women go up with models. they and i didn't. if i was certain professions about their guiding principles versus what is the poetry, the secret of a house and i'm home about their motivations. architecture does so much to you. it moves you, the real goal of architecture is

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at the foundation of our country they are a new country with new independence and they are fighting forheir freedom and independence. >> reporter: lieutenant jessica burch, kpix. 5. >> we also posted a link to the event schedule on kpix.com. >>> with hotter and drier conditions leaders are urging all californians to to conserve more water. they along with state and local officials made that plea today at a news conference at google's campus they say public and private agencies also need to join forces to conserve the earth's most precious resources. >> to drop the fight emergency together we have to be able not only the individuals that live in santa clara county but also the business is join in to do this together if were going to make it through this. >> the water district also highlighted the rebate program that offers up to $3000 for residents and $100,000 to businesses to upgrade yards with drought tolerant plants. let's check in with chief meteorologist paul. welcome back from vacation before he left for vacation we actually saw rain here. >> we had some rain early last week espec

it comes as some new countries have been burning wood pellets for decades. the report states that burning wood is even more harmful for the atmosphere than burning fossil fuels. moreover, the forest that are converted to pallas are considered to be europe's greenest, greatest green asset for reducing carbon dioxide from the air. all of that, despite the use repeated calls to expand its green agenda for your pin green deal is our roadmap tools, climate neutrality. but it is also and crucially our new growth strategy. we know, for example, that our current fossil fuel economy has reached its limits and we know that we have to move on to a new model. one that is powered by innovation that has clean energy. that is moving towards a social i economy. and this is why we set out to make the climate goal, not only a political aspiration, but also a legal obligation. abraham mazda mirror, a professor of philosophy and is damn ball, says european nations are now seeking the cheapest way. they can resolve their energy issues. despite a number of other environmentally f

complex, if the g7 nations want to get europe and broiled, it would be an agreement of all the 27 new countriese other thing is that you will still have china and india who are this point the largest importers of russian crude and happily continue to import. they may get a better discount. it won't do the trick. russian crude will go to india, to china, and gulf corporation countries will inspect europe. your redirecting trade flows. laura: -- >> can you give us a sense of how much oil has been flowing from russia to europe since the war began? and china and india are still importing large amounts of russian oil so this icecap may not make a difference. >> they may get a little bit of a better discount. they import added discount of about three dollars. russia gets quite a bit of money for that. considerably less russian crude into europe, but when you look at india, they have imported nearly three times as much crude from russia as they did last time. don't forget india is the third largest crude consumer in the world. this really doesn't make that much of a difference. and last month in july,

so i can see fairly that organizations are getting support which are in country. the new organization organization we're working before in country. they need to just use the right channel to apply for permission to work in country. and i'm sure they will be facilitation from the government. ok. message received a deals horizon. thanks so much. thank you so much. chileans go to the pools to day for a referendum on a new constitution. if approved, it would bring the most sweeping changes to the country. since the end of the august o p no shade military dictatorship in a single ballad, voters will decide whether they want legal abortion, universal, public healthcare, greater autonomy for an indigenous groups and wider environmental protection. the documents backers say it will strengthen social rights, but detractors predict it will deter investment and slow growth. opinion polls suggest that morcia lands and tend to vote against the text than to ratify and initial optimism has given way to a sense of uncertainty. because the new memoir, and if it is a yes, we might wake up

and that stature is expected to expand, and sam, a can report the same that 6 new countries will be given the states of dialogue partners, including qatar, saudi arabia and egypt. so at a time when beijing is facing increasing pushback and opposition over a range of issues from western countries, the strengthening of this alliance is seen as crucial for china encountering that global balance of power. and all eyes will be on a possible meeting between present she and president vladimir putin on the sidelines of the seo ukraine. and taiwan are likely to be the focus of their talks . and remember, this is the 1st time the 2 leaders are meeting since rushes invasion of ukraine's over present putin. this is a chance for him to demonstrate moscow's tilt towards asia and for present she, it's a chance to highlight is a growing clouds. and in many ways to highlight russia's increasing reliance on china, there be more violent protests in haiti after the prime minister announced an increase in the price of fuel people with money cheaper essentials, safer streets, and the resignation of earl henry.

150,000 ukrainian refugees were accepted to help children of ukrainian families adapt to life in a new country, public organizations opened a free summer camp for learning english, it was created by bych, who herself moved to lithuania from belarus after 20, my family i ended up in lithuania after exile in the 20th year, my family ended up in lithuania. i have three children, we got into the schedule of political events of political repression in belarus, we expressed our civil position, but it so happened that my husband was detained after one of the marches, he was threatened with a criminal case, a criminal case. finding herself with three children in a foreign country, veronika decided that it was necessary to unite, she says that at first she gathered information about the belarusian family specialists from the usa helped organize a day camp in english , the free language camp later became something like a comfortable and safe family center environment where people learn

products, having lost buyers in europe due to sanctions, the manufacturer found new swingers from germany with the baltic countries in asia with the european union, but, unfortunately, due to sanctions, we can no longer carry products, but it was us new corridors to asian countries. all countries. the cis began to engage in a fairly large life. what did they do before. and in principle, this year we can say is indicative compared to previous years, that is, we are not on this what you have lost. we just caught an even bigger wave. confectionery association slavyanka, which includes factories in stary oskol, yekaterinburg, ulyanovsk and st. petersburg , sends abroad, a fifth of its products to the main buyers of the cis countries china and vietnam well, definitely. we're a little behind, there's a problem. however, we are at the same level as last year. there are problems with transport logistics logistics. especially in non-cis countries has risen in price almost twice. uh, those countries that are closer, well, one and a half, too, somewhere there is approximately an indicator. participation in large internationa

and the result is you know what has happened to news all over the country this is a photo of the philadelphia enquirer newsroom but the same you know has happened to- the news in wherever you live there were two fifty six some odd thousand journalists working in just daily newspaper all over the- country. twelve years ago and there are now. affect many. journalists have actually been losing their jobs faster than coal miners. and i can that in for seven years- i don't think your city is going to have a daily newspaper if it does today. and this is you know this is capacity that is not being replaced it's not like the internet is generating. content that you know is no longer coming out of these tears rooms. no coincidence that the time frame in which we have seen this ex this this implosion of journalism is the same time frame in which we have seen. a rise of a different kind of politics. and all of a policy that is much more reliant on. information and propaganda and ultimately anti democratic. impulses and just to you know the cherry on top is in this environment the only people who are inv

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uh, let's just say it's definitely important travel for a geologist, because when you come to a new countryhere, it would seem that first you look at historical objects, and then you look at what you have under us, you really discover a new world for yourself. i had a case when there was a conference, here are geologists arrived, and we tell them, we will now bring them to the watershed. they are like, well, let's go, they come, he says. where are your mountains? we say, but we don't have mountains, and we show. uh, in fact, they could not understand the plain for a long time, how is this section, uh, without mountains. well, as for the belarusian maldives, which are well known to everyone, then, uh, they are unique in that, firstly, these are sweet quarries, when the water fills these quarries, it becomes bluish. well, this is all done by the breeds themselves. and here's an interesting color. he attracts a lot of the inhabitants of our country are tourists who come there, but uh, so these are careers, then there, uh, entry is limited and uh, unfortunately, uh. the quarry is still being de

maidan of reforms, and this is what we are talking about now, that we are fighting again for a new countryr one called, well, one question, we have a comfortable bank, can it be a phenomenon, another question for you, well, the phenomenon of concern banks, because this is about what ukrainians are doing now. iryna bikishkina, who went to the mountains. yes, and she says that there is such a phenomenon. you will feel relief because you have helped someone, she says it contradicts the laws of physics, but uh, but this is uh, this is such a kind of psychological phenol, that's what she called it, the phenomenon of canned goods. i think that the ukrainians, when we look at our survey, they just show that the war is terrible and the ukrainians are not lost in that place. i want we have literally two minutes left and i still have a very important question for you. according to my feelings and observations and not only mine, yes, this war we pay a terrible price, but we actually got the sense of subjectivity is absolutely completely new for us, we saw ourselves against the background of other nat

the political differences between the 2 countries causes official news agency described the visit as marking a new era in relations. chinese pres, gigi and ping is heading to central asia on his 1st trip abroad since the early days of the pandemic. he's visits because it's down and was becky's done with aim to promote beijing strategic ambitions. patrick felt cripples from china's capital . but like the present, she is making this his 1st trip outside of china. since the early days, the coven 19 pandemic. and the fact that it's coming so close to the congress party congress where he expected to cement his status as the most powerful chinese leader . since massey don't really speaks volumes about the importance of the shanghai corporation organization to china. and you only need to look at it in numbers to get a sense of why that is. we're talking about a block, which accounts for a population of 3200000000 people and nearly a quarter of global g. d, p in 2021. and that stature is expected to expand and sam, a can reporter saying that 6 new countries will be given the status of dialog

different countries, as it was there during the collapse czechoslovakia and the creation of the new countriesech republic and slovakia, for example, or other examples here, they are not actually given time to think about what is happening, plus this will actually happen when a bunch of people in donbas, for example, were taken to fight on the front lines, that is, or they will not be able to return home and vote there, or they will organize some kind of fake voting on the front line, that is, all this indicates that even at the status of an idea, this whole process is not at all er, they do not understand with themselves that it will actually happen as the real voting of the people is a fiction, they just draw some numbers and they can do it that way andriy, what do you know about what is happening directly in the occupied territories and, in particular , in these six months, how much has the attitude towards russia and ukraine changed there? well, especially against the background again counterattacks well, in fact, these last six months are like a lifetime, a lot of things have changed, a l

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minister victor or former russian president, dmitri met the head of busters from a number of the new countries when the russians also lined the streets to say their goodbyes in a ceremony that lasted more than 3 hours when mchale gorbachev, legacy is a multifaceted one. he overhaul the soviet union. foreign policy by introducing the new political thinking doctrine, which thought relations with the west and brought about the end of the costly cold war. gorbachev called for the world to be seen as united, an interdependent, instead of divided into communists and capitalist countries. he saw the balance of interests of different nations as a way of solving international problems. universal believes to be recognised above all others, whether they be religious or national. the 1st and only soviet president also wanted to see the world free from all nuclear weapons. by the start of the 21st century of domestically mikhail gorbachev implemented the spread of social, political, and economic reforms. the moves were hailed in the west, including by his american counterpart ra reagan, but hastened to col

so i think there was, it was maybe a 2 big step ahead to transform chilly into a new country. unfortunately, a big step in a big document to me that the constitution is, is hugely complicated. how well informed was the population about the details of this new constitution were voters subjected to much misinformation? indeed they were the conservative parties and, and those who are opposed to this new project really are, they ran a massive campaign on social media with fake news or misinformation and misinterpretation of what the constitution proposed. let's take some examples. for example, you mentioned the abortion was supposed to be legalized by this new constitution. the opponents to the new constitution made out of this that abortion would be legalized up to the 9th month of pregnancy. and sheila, which is definitely false. also, they argued that private property would be a forbidden, and people would get it would be expropriated by the private homes. for example, even things like the national anthem at the national flag would be abolished. so there was a lot of misinforma

and we're not funded up, there are some new countries that do make an effort, but these efforts must be global. each can contribute, pays its own contribution. i don't want to really sort of just point out one particular group. i think the climate is affects everyone, the industrialized countries, the countries and development every month must contribute in the collective effort . and it's also time that we don't have clear constants commitments to make commitments after meeting on the forgotten nuts, us not continue. and we've stated again this morning that was being optimistic by nature. i really am waiting for the summit of 27. i'm will see this time if really they'll be because it's a call takes place in africa and that nothing sounded as shapes. there's no point in continuing to take part, you know, months to do something else. that's what i believe i remain convinced will get your opinion is keen to see african countries turning the economy into a green one. but with the financial crisis hit in the african economies, is it fair to ask african countries to turn into glean econom