well, irresponsible, untrue and libelous. >> sir william carr, chairman of the news of the world, arriveswhat was an issue for the carr family was assurances that you will remain involved with me and the news of the world, and we will work together. >> only a few hands were raised in mr. maxwell's favor. it was a great day for the cause, but an even greater one for the man from down under, rupert murdoch, who ended up with a cool 40% of the news of the world. >> mr. maxwell certainly has lost. >> but then within a year, the carr family was ousted by murdoch. >> this is important because this is in some ways the template for the murdoch deal, which is whatever transaction you do with rupert is about the finances. because you cannot trust he will keep to whatever other promises he's made. so within short order, it's all rupert's show. >> he eventually, then bought up the sun, followed by other newspapers, winding up with 40% of the circulation of newspapers in england. >> for murdoch, the mission is just to build audience. the mission is not, you know, really journalistic. >> rupert discove

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and vladivostok can become the new hong kong the new world financial center, and the role of vladivostoke spoke at the session development strategy is the capital. primorye sets trends in the economy in the east. the coast of russia if vladivostok is not. a city with a population of more than a million and with an economy that will be much larger. what will be bad for everyone now, and petropavlovsk magadan and everything in the world, vladivostok is needed, as a big economy, the far east has been an important area of ​​​​intensive development in all areas, both in the economy and in politics, for the past 10 years. and now the priority is set ambitious goals, but the demand for them too promoted by maxim oreshkin, even a controversy ensued with the head of kamchatka, vladimir solodov, whom we will ask from whom we will come every year in the far eastern uniform to see what has been done in a year and the president will also, uh, consider, and the master plans and in a year. vladimir and i will ask. what progress, what has already been done, and so on. it is clear that since the plans ar

, and vladivostok can become the new hong kong the new world financial center in the neighborhood is discussing the nuances of relations between russia and the osians, associations of states and east asia reversal of supplies from west to east. it's just a matter of time. we have the tenth best structure of our exports. and besides, it is mutually beneficial, by the way, diversified, and on our part from the side of the ocean ten, because hydrocarbons do not dominate there. we have technical products in machinery, agriculture and food products, and so on, and on the other hand , negotiations between russia and myanmar are currently underway in approximately the same perspective of mutual interest and cooperation in the region about the opening of direct flights between our countries, we also plan to discuss national payment systems. we do not support the sanctions against us, they are also introduced in the current international conditions, the role of the northern sea route is increasing, no, the transport artery. we need to actively develop, as emphasized at the forum, we see a

now to some of the other stories making news around the world. you as president, joe biden has laid a reef at the pentagon on the 21st anniversary of the 911 attacks. almost 3000 people died when terrorists, hijacked planes, and flew them into the world trade center towers in new york, the pentagon and into a field in pennsylvania. hundreds of people have taken to the streets of sheila to mark the anniversary of the 973 qu, that ousted socialist president, salvador allende in the capital santiago. they honored the victims of the military regime, led by august within our shape. some demonstrators clash when police at the end of the mostly peaceful march. and queen elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh, the official residence of the british monarch and scotland. the coffin will remain there over night and be taken to the cities at saint giles cathedral. to morrow. thousands of warners followed the queen's final journey from about moral castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinbu

the abc news "vault." >>> and remembering a pioneer in the world of cable news. you're watching "world news now." >>> back now with a new er uk following the death of queen elizabeth. her eldest son, now king charles iii, will address the nation after she passed away at age 96. among the many tributes for the queen, the u.s. open held a moment of silence ahead of the women's semifinals. >>> in other news, evacuation orders have expanded near the wildfire outside of los angeles. the fairview fire has grown to nearly 24,000 acres. it is 5% contained though authorities estimate it could be fully contained as early as monday. it is expected to spread as strong winds enter the area. two deaths have been reported, and officials say both were found in a burning car. >>> and a las vegas politician is being held without bail, charged with the murder of a local journalist. investigators say robert telles stabbed jeff german seven times saturday. prosecutors say telles did it because he felt german ruined his political career and marriage with a series about his alleged corr

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the cbs news app on your cell phone or connected tv. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. ♪ >> announcer: this is the "cbs overnight news." >> the world isis afternoon at the age of 96, surrounded by family at her summer home in scotland. earlier in day, buckingham palace announced that her majesty, who ruled over the commonwealth for a record 70 years, was placed under medical supervision. her doctors were concerned about her health. family rushed to her side. in accordance with the royal line of succession, her oldest son charles immediately became king, which puts her grandson prince william next in line to the throne, followed by william's eldest son, 9-year-old prince george. just before her death was announced, a double rainbow appeared over buckingham palace as a crowd gathered. president biden visited the british embassy in washington late today and left a message in a condolence book. in a statement, he said "queen elizabeth was a stateswoman of unmatched dignity and constancy who deepened the bedrock alliance between the united kingdom and the united states." we have a team of reporters covering the death of a queen described a

and vladivostok can become the new hong kong the new world financial center, and the role of vladivostoknal locomotive spoke and at the session the development strategy was precisely the capital. primorye sets the trend in the economy in the east. the coast of russia if vladivostok is not, uh, proud of the population more than a million and with an economy that will be much larger. what will be bad for everyone now. petropavlovsk magadan and everyone in the world need vladivostok, as a big economy, the far east has been an important area of ​​intensive development in all areas, both in the economy and in politics, over the past 10 years. and now it has become a priority to set ambitious goals, but the demand for them is also increased. maxim oreshkin even started a controversy from the head of kamchatka. vladimir solodov will ask the rock every year. the far eastern form to see what has been done in a year and the president will also, uh, consider, and the master plans and in a year. vladimir and i will ask. what progress, what has already been done, and so on. uh, i understand that sinc

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of the most interesting reports from engineers and scientists around the world, a new unusual theory of the formation of the world ocean was proposed by scientists from scotland, they believe that most of the water on the earth's surface can be of solar origin. according to this idea, the so-called solar wind. the flow of helium-hydrogen plasma formed water on the smallest dust particles that bombarded the earth in the early stages of its formation, similar particles, coinciding in isotopic composition with earth's water, were indeed found on an asteroid and takawa, which is a japanese probe. visited in 2010 the mystery of the origin of water molecules on earth has not yet been fully solved and continues to excite scientists. it remains for me to reveal to you the main secret. what discovery or invention i decided to put on the first line in this week's top 5 attention to the screen. to uncover one of the amazing secrets of the human body, belgian neuroscientists from the group for the study of coma at the university of liege, they investigated in a tomograph. what happens to the brai

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ah, ah, this is the w news live from the world's rural based system is in danger. that's a warning from germany's over schultz who tells the un general assembly that russia is waging an imperialist war in new crack. you're so accuses russia of committing war crimes in the country also on the program for regions of ukraine under control of moscow to hold referendums on joining russia. planned by pro russian set protest has been widely condemned with keith calling the proposed votes, shambles. ah, i'm anthony how to walk into the program. germany, chancellor, olaf short says the world must not accept a peace dictated by what he calls russia's imperialist war in ukraine. speaking to the un general assembly in new york shalt said, the world's rule based system was in danger of collapse due to such imperialist ambitions, shall also announced berlin wood host, host a conference on ukraine's reconstruction. in october, he said, germany with help the chief government with the quote enormous cost of rebuilding the country a big deal. but i'm glad and let's listen into what p

news. >>> the world said good-bye to queen elizabeth ii today. her state funeral in london marking the culmination of ten days of national mourning in the uk. nbc's bree jackson has been in london following the historic ceremonies surrounding the queen's death. ♪♪ >> reporter: an extravagant and somber ceremony. queen elizabeth ii's coffin taken to westminster abbey on a gun carriage with royal family members following close behind. ♪♪ the late queen was consulted on the state funeral, steeped in tradition, full of prayer and pageantry. >> we remember her unswerving commitment to her high calling over so many years. >> reporter: britain's longest-serving monarch spent 70 years on the throne. the archbishop of canterbury recalling a promise she made on her 21st birthday to dedicate her life to service. >> rarely has such a promise been so well-kept. >> reporter: mourners pouring in from across the globe. president biden and the first lady were among the hundreds of state leaders and dignitaries paying their respects. >> let us pray for all those wh

the united nations was the world is in great peril. as leaders gather in new york for the 1st time since the pandemic. ah, i'm go ahead of us. welcome to the program. the west has condemned plants by separatists in for occupied ukrainian territories to bring forward referendums. on joining russia, the self proclaimed, proclaimed lou hans, and donates people's republics in easter ukraine, as well as her son and support easier in the south plan to begin 4 days of voting. on friday, the u. s. and natal have condemned the votes. german chancellor oil of schultz has rejected what he called shamrock randoms, saying the results will not be accepted. johnny has now from her case in northeastern ukraine, is our corresponded nick connelly. nick, why is this announced? now? i think this is a symptom of russian weakness. this ukrainian canter offensive really took everyone by surprise, especially in moscow in terms of its scope and its speed. and it's now some kind of desperate attempt to, 1st of all, fixing the contextual gains that russia has made since the 24th februar

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my pleasure and out of some of the other stories making news around the world, the south, north korean leader, kim jong, a new law passed by the parliament on friday night country status as a nuclear weapon states you reversible. the bill declares that young yang is ready to launch preventative nuclear strikes, even if it's here he's threatened to only one of them why conventional at least 5 people have been killed after a $7.00, magnitude, earthquake, hip hop and new guinea whites for damage. and landslides were reported mostly in the northern parts of the pacific nation, located located rather closer to the if you center us monitoring system has issued a soon army warning, which was later. and he was president joe biden has like a brief at the pentagon. on the 21st anniversary of the 911 attacks, almost 3000 people died when terrorists, hijacked planes and flew them into the world trade center towers in new york. and the pentagon on the 11th of september, 2001 changing is the sport down for me, the one in the italian grand prix where maxed a step and has moved closer to wrapping up a

some of the other stories now making news around the world. authorities in kyrgyzstan say at least 24 people have been killed in border clashes with august and dozens are wounded. both countries are accusing each other of restarting finding along their disputed border. despite a cease fire deal, kyrgyzstan says nearly a 140000 people were evacuated from the area. runs, president has ordered a probe into the death of a woman in police custody. masa armine was arrested on tuesday by the so called morality police, over her head scarf footage from iranian police, shows her fainting and being taken to hospital authority, say her death was caused by a heart attack. lebanon is in the grip of a massive economic crisis that has prompted banks to impose draconian restrictions on withdrawals. the country's currency has lost more than 90 percent of its value on the black market in recent years, while poverty and unemployment have soared, people desperate to get hold of their savings have now taken drastic action. ah after days of pleading for access to his savings of it, sabra took matters into h

the world. and they destroyed of the foundation of unjust and lack of fairness to allow humans to build a new world for the future. ladies and gentlemen, mr. secretary-general, the foundational need for a better world is all of the hopes and aspirations of humankind are filled on justice. and they have the capacity for the creation of such a framework of all-encompassing justice which means elimination of injustice. we are defenders of a fight against injustice in all of its forms against humanity, against spirituality, against the almighty against the people of the world no matter where it may occur. i wish to be closer to the creator and the teachings of the creator, it exists in all humanity and the willingness for change is with us in revolution about the history of humanity even though a lot of movements never reach the maturity of a revolution many of the revolutions deviated from the original path, however the success of many people and nations such as the nation of iran on the realization of their aspiration for the islamic revolution has strengthened in the heart of the people around the g

the latest news from the world of energy, we will now find out. from the first bush next to me is minister of energy nikolai zhemchuginov nikolayevich hello, given that we are in the far east let's start by discussing the situation here, how do you assess the state of the industry in this region? of the far east to play the role of the economy of the informational far east and in general, the distant sokolov is called significant reserves of energy resources for oil. this is about 13%, in general, russian gas is 16% and uvol is also different, and they are brown to high-calorie there , and as an essence, also about 16%, uh, so as for uh, there is also a large amount of electricity somewhere or sanctions, though , there are questions about their technical condition. ah, equipment wear, but today we discussed the topic of the development of competitive relations and market pricing in the far east, but in the future. yes, i think that this will allow in the future, uh, to develop the electric power industry, ahead of the territory to attack this cons

the chef of a new zealand hotel. and he treated them to the ballerina herself during her world tour. et dispute between distant powers. tried to resolve historians from two countries, a new zealander. andrew halfwood and australia. annabelle utrecht. their conclusion was unexpected found that the cake itself. more than 100 years before the appearance of his recipes in printed form in new zealand, we found recipes for pavlov's cake but with a different name throughout europe, north america and even in russia, the very first dessert with the name of a russian ballerina, according to researchers, appeared in 1911 in the usa it was called pavlova's strawberry. it was a frozen berry delicacy. not at all like the modern meringue cake that even inspires world records today. so in 2005, students at the eastern institute of technology in new zealand made a 50 m² dessert. he was named in kong, by analogy with king kong in 2018, their record was broken by a norwegian chef, he is from three cakes with an area of ​​​​85 m² in an australian restaurant in dubai, of course, not so huge although somet

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well , what do i propose to move on and the following news from the world of technology, scientists presented themselves. the smallest camera in the gadget world is barely larger than a grain of sand, its dimensions are even hard to imagine. just think. this is only half a millimeter, while the lens has a 120° angle of view, and the sensor receives an image of 40,000 pixels. sensor records video at 30 frames per second and is capable of transmitting a signal over the air at a distance of up to 4 m. however, friends. don't rush to plan your family trips with this gadget. the main task of the camera is to help doctors perform complex operations, by the way, the device is listed in the guinness book of records as the smallest camera in the world. and i also know one very interesting detail. and this camera can only be used once. that is, it is actually disposable like some kind of pill. yes, this is there, the most difficult thing is to get it out of there , to find it in the process, so to speak, and most importantly, to get it. after that, from there a memory card. uh-huh. you think the little

the world. start september 7 on d w. ah ah, this is dw news coming to live from berlin, chile, and say no to a progressive new constitution. ah, voters overwhelmingly reject the text that would have boosted the rights of indigenous people and women chiles. left as president bows to go back to the drawing board. also coming up, ukraine sends bits, prime minister to berlin, as germany announces a 200000000 euro aid package to help those in ukraine, displaced by the war. and in formula, one dutchman, max for stopping winds his home graham pre for a 2nd straight ear. ah hello, i'm terry martin. thanks for joining us. in chilly voters overwhelmingly rejected a progressive new constitution and a referendum to proposed constitution was aimed at boosting the rights of indigenous people and women. it would have replaced the one adopted during the piano, shay era? chili's current president has bowed to press ahead with efforts to overhaul it, or then 60 percent voted no to this re right. oh ah, victory said the no. can. she lay in voters rejected the pr

the shanghai spirit and comprehensive cooperation can become a solid foundation for the new architecture of the world will say so, but it will complement itself and accurately decipher the sco, in a new way - this is our chance to remain sovereign it is necessary to strengthen mutual support to support each other's efforts to protect security and development interests it is important to prevent attempts by external forces to provoke color revolutions pressure on those who do not want to put up with the dictates, only grows and grief, but everything is garom, even if it turns into energy and food problems. for the initiators of the sanctions themselves, homeless political economic selfishness does not do any good. a vivid example of this selfishness is the decision of the european commission to lift sanctions on russian fertilizers. we know how important fertilizers are for solving the food problem. the very decision to lift sanctions we, of course, welcome, but it turns out that these sanctions in accordance with the permission with clarification of the european commission dated september 10 of this

the "u.s. news & world report" ranking which is probably the most famous or infamous of them, is it the same asecause "u.s. news & world report" is not even remotely the same as it was in the 1980s. >> they've added different factors to it. they've tried to improve in certain ways. one good example as many listeners probably know recently many schools have gone test optional. that means students don't have to provide s.a.t. scores, at brandeis when we did that the other way of applying required turning in graded papers by faculty members from high school that had specific comments on them so had a different way of evaluating besides numbers. as recently as last year if fewer than 75% of your students turned in test scores, s.a.t.s or a.c.t.s they would then just randomly assign you a low number. they've lowered that to 50%. you could have as many 50% of your students not taking tests. that's an improvement but doesn't get to the major issue which is that you have something that purports to be able to rank schools from 1 to 100 from 1 to 300 which is ludicrous. look, if you want to have some kin

world president. she signaled eagerness to expand cooperation describing the relationship between beijing and moscow, as one of super pallets in the should be facing an ever changing world. and a new era in history. china is willing to make efforts with russia to assume the role of great powers and play a guiding role to inject stability and positive energy into a world rocked by social turmoil. more in this and joined by a china analyst cliff. it couldn't clip it. it sounds like a new world order is in the making. yeah, i think i'm this, this summit used to be a very sleepy conference. the people barely paid on the attention to and suddenly it's taken on enormous global geopolitical significance. and what you're seeing now is it providing a framework for a loose alliance of authoritarian autocratic states on the one hand. and it's setting them that, that who are setting themselves up in counterpoint to people like the us. and also, as we mentioned, are still on the line from the commission. talk about defending democratic values. suddenly you're seeing east versus west polarized world opening up very strongly and all spot by this war. and you, great. yeah, ukraine has been the ca

. >>> we are on right now because of the kickoff to nfl football but we begin with breaking news, the world mourning the death of the uk's longest reigning monarch, queen elizabeth ii. the royal family announced this afternoon that the queen had passed peacefully at her summer home in scotland. she was 96 years old. the queen's death marks the end of a 70+ year reign on the throne. she was placed under medical supervision before her death as her family traveled to scotland to be by her side. outside buckingham palace right now, thousands are gathering to pay their respects to the queen , it is just after 11:00 p.m. there. the announcement of her passing came today in a simple message at the gates of the palace. the queen's eldest son charles, now takes over as king. the entire world is paying their respects including in san francisco where grace cathedral rang at spell in the queen's honor after the announcement of her death. >> reporter: for much of the world, she was simply the queen, the longest-serving monarch in england's history, queen elizabeth's reign lasted more than 70 years. born

the more the western world order degrades, the more the sco will grow and the prospects for belarus is that the republic can take part in the formation of the newld treasure order. she can contribute to her industry with her warrior, industrial potential and managerial experience. including personally, we are talking about the competences of communication relations, the authority of president alexander grigoryevich lukashenko, the unipolar world has collapsed, this is already 100%, i carefully considered the analytics of an american expert this week, and he openly writes that russia and china are countries which will no longer be possible to drive them into a corner that will not allow them to be controlled even now. i think there are possibilities. this will be the creation second currency after the dollar. this is the next step towards the collapse of the unipolar world and russia will be the centers of the center of the world and china, the world will be multipolar and in my opinion, the future belongs to the multipolar world. and belarus, too, cannot be written off anywhere from the map of europe. we, as we were in the center of europe, a s

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is it before the formation of a new world order? he back west is afraid of, a start has been made while we see the prerequisites for how it will go on. and what will happen to the world order as it will be develop, fall apart there, burst at the seams, everything will leave an imprint sergeevich and if the number is in order, then what should it fundamentally be, or will it differ from what we are seeing now and in general, do you agree that shanghai with the sewerage of cooperation is an application for that now the world will work according to new rules. unless , of course, this trend will continue already these rules are being formed already the world is working in a new way, because the old rules do not suit the majority of the world's population 80% of the world's population sanctions against russia and belarus was not supported. and by the way, those countries that join the sco are just the basis of the foundation. this is the number of people who will never support these sanctions, that they are satisfied with those countries

let's bring you up to speed with some of the other stories making news around the world. you as president joe biden has laid a reef at the pentagon on the 21st anniversary of the 911 attacks. almost 3000 people died when terrorists, hijacked planes, and flew them into the world trade center towers in new york, the pentagon, and into a field in pennsylvania. thousands of protesters gathered in the serbian capital belgrade on sunday to oppose next week 0 pride. march. demonstration was organized by the serbian orthodox church, which said the parade threatens family values. serbian president alexander retrench, said the event will be banned due to security concerns. and queen elizabeth coffin has arrived at the palace of hollywood house in edinburgh, the official residence of the british monarch in scotland. the coffin will spend the night there and be taken to the city's saint giles cathedral. to morrow. thousands of mourners followed the queen's final journey from above moral castle to edinburgh. the moment the body of queen elizabeth arrives in edinburgh the cities famous

had a lot to say because whether it's a berth, wedding or death when the royal family's in the news, the world is glued to the tv. that was the case today for the death of queen elizabeth. the second you can say they met her mayor willie brown. ken. >> she was the queen for the ages and queen elizabeth. the second was honored thursday in san francisco. from the union flag and mark hopkins hotel being lowered to half-staff to the 96 tolls of the bell at grace cathedral one for every year she was alive. reverend malcolm young reflected on the loss of the head of the english church percent of duty or sense of commitment measured sense good judgment. >> i think that all of us want to do whatever it is that we do it in the best possible way. the longest-running british monarch made her first visit to the u.s. in 1957. returned several times after including a trip to sacramento in 1983. where she met the speaker of the california assembly, willie brown. so there was so many things, a parent in the world. >> to talk to somebody as important as this woman. >> was unbelievable. the former mayor of san

the world. even american businesses honored the late sovereign leading the tributes. the new york stock exchange, which held a minute of silence before friday's opening fell in a sign of the queen's popularity in the united states and the financial world. the financial press also put aside to financial topics to lead with the news as well as that of the accession of the new king charles. and let's get more on this ah, with a correspond against quarter in new york. and yet it wasn't just the new york stock exchange. it wasn't the only company to recognize the death of the clean to them. yeah, definitely not the daniel was not your usual business day. and as i speak, by the way, there is still the a union jack flying on front of the new york stock exchange by jane fraser. for example, the head of a city said that queen elizabeth the 2nd basically i was the only queen she ever knew. we had other corporate leaders to paying their respect to bill gates, the former head of microsoft, a magicks, a bay so. so bob eiger the former m head of a walt disney's a c o for google. mary barro

we invite divorce talk about the new era, a new coming in the world, the new regime of the world uniting against western imperialism and america, but laughable. the chinese think. well they, the chinese clearly don't like this war. the see this war as a hindering chinese interest because china sees the united states as an adversary. but putins war in, in ukraine is making america stronger every day because it unites the west around you cray of around america. and not only the west, there's this ramstein, coalition of 50 nations support the ukraine, and they fall america europeans and then see china as an enemy. now are talking about supporting american the pacific as a german se, they'll have a military presence there. so that's a china seas. this war is detrimental. they want peace under any conditions, the quicker the better. and that's what most likely they'll be telling putin that they will not support this war. they'll ask which end to end that as soon as possible. we'll put in. listen, i don't know. i haven't found how thank you very much deed for you. so if you change containers.

the world. people pay attention to walk with on here, and i'll just, he was very good at bringing the news to the world from here. ah, i'm hammer jim jones door. how these are the top stories on al jazeera rebels and ethiopia to gray region. say they're ready for a cease fire and would accept a peace process led by the african union. this latest development could potentially end almost 2 years of fighting. the united nations has welcomed the announcement and said it's ready to support the a you with the process. rosalind jordan says the u. s. has also been involved in diplomatic efforts to help reach this point. the special envoy for the horn of africa, michael hammer, has been in addis ababa since september 5th meeting with officials. not just in the ethiopian government, but also with the leadership of the tpl at the main rebel for saw in the northern part of ethiopia trying to load lay the groundwork from so or for some sort of piece talk. preliminary results in sweden's general election suggest a right wing alliance could when a slim majority over the ruling center left block boats are still

the world forever. but jillions journey around the world, starting september 7th on d. w. ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, this is the w news live from berlin to lane say no to a new constitution. and overloading number of voters rejected the text that would have boosted the rights of indigenous people. and women, as well as emphasized environmental protection. also coming up in the program, ukraine's prime minister visits berlin on a mission for bigger weapons. germany says it's boosting support for give as diplomatic relations between the 2 nations warm up and in formula, one dutchman mocks for shop winds his home grand prix for a 2nd spray year. ah, hummer and tilton. welcome to the program. in chile, voters have projected a progressive new constitution and a referendum. more than 60 percent voted no to rewrite that polls indicated, had much more support. it was designed to replace the current market friendly constitution, dating back to the dictatorship of augusta pinochet's. ah, victory for the no can she lay in voters rejected the proposed new constitution by a far wide imagine been po is predicted, said no to what. w

the world's largest energy consumers three of the five brix countries enormous potential and enormous opportunities and resources. the shanghai cooperation organization is promising. organization e twenty-first century new world device. e, when the world will not be unipolar, but multipolar, in which the interests of e states that would like to cooperate on an equal footing in the economic sphere and the political and military sphere will be taken into account. here is the sco, this is such a network organization of a new generation, integration a platform that largely attracts advanced, but economic states, but an organization was born by world standards, recently on june 15, 2001, but for some reason they are already beginning to compare it with nato absolutely in vain, according to the sco secretary general , the eurasian core is not a military bloc, but a creative association, the purpose of which is to protect its space from new challenges and threats. time, as the north atlantic alliance is a confrontation, global expansion , endless wars, consequences, which we know very well. and another important point is that with positions itself as a new model of regional cooperation, rejection of the cold w

was going to check now some of the other stories making news around the world. queen elizabeth grandchildren have publicly paid their respect to their late grandmother by standing vigil around her coffin as mourners continued to file, past it in westminster hall. the cousins range in age 14 to $44.00. they spent 15 minutes in quiet contemplation. the late queen's funeral will take place on monday . iran's president has ordered a probe into the death of the woman in police custody. masa meanie was arrested on tuesday by the so called morality police for not complying with rules and wearing a headscarf footage from iranian police, shows her fainting and being taken to a hospital authority say her death was caused by a heart attack. the capital of kazakhstan is now called a stunner again. president cassim jamara took i assigned a constitutional amendment reversing the 1997 changed and nor so tom made to honor the countries then leader to kai have also extended the presidential term to 7 years. the changes are among political and economic reforms that he promised af

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the world today. e, pressure from the west the west does not want to give up its positions in the new world, the orders that are now being formed, and it is forming the direction of multipolarity, new centers of power are being created. at the head, which, of course, will be and already are the russian federation, the chinese people's the republic of the brix country and therefore, of course , the west uses hybrid attacks, including against the republic of belarus. we are very lucky with the head of state, who, despite the presence of many advantages, has a very important quality for the leader of the nation political will. i think that the guarantor of that stability today is the head of state. that uh, the vertical of power, which has been formed in recent years. and the results that we have achieved in the first place in economic development. we have saved our economy. we have kept industry, agriculture, those sectors of the economy, such as petrochemical engineering. uh, the woodworking industry. everything. these are those, uh, already in fact belarusian brands that form the economic one today. of

the world. the reign of a new king as the world remembers queen elizabeth, we hear from king charles iii about theoyal family. >>> and an early harvest for california wineries. the changes our prolonged heatwave forced wine makers to make in order to protect their grapes.

news. the world bank says economic growth in east asia and the pacific region will weaken sharply this years faced by the world's second largest economy. the washington—based lender is expecting china, which makes up 86% of the region's economic output, to grow 0nly 2.8% this year. that's well below the target set by the chinese government of 5.5%. tiktok could face a nearly—29—million—dollarfine for failing to protect children's privacy when they're using the platform. the uk's information commissioner's 0ffice found the video—sharing platform may have processed the data of under—13s without appropriate consent. tiktok says it disputes the findings, noting that they are "provisional". the french government will borrow a record 270 billion euro — that is $260 billion next year to finance a budget that includes caps on energy prices for households and businesses. the rise in gas and electricity bills is to be capped at 15% — a measure expected to cost 45 billion euro with the poorest households receiving an energy rebate of 100 to 200 euro. the country will also bring in income tax cuts wort

and property behavior, compassion to people of the world and they destroyed the foundations of an justice and lack of fairness to allow humans to build a new world for future. ladies and gentlemen, mr. secretary-general, the foundational need for a better world is justice all of the hopes and aspirations of humankind are built upon justice. and they have the capacity for the creation of such a framework of all-encompassing justice, which means any nations of injustice. we are defenders of the fight against injustice in all of its forms against humanity, against spirituality, against the almighty, against the people of the world to matter where it may occur. i wish to be closer to the greater and the teachings of the creator takes as in all it unity and its willingness to changes in revolutions threat the history of humanity, even though a lot of movements never reach the maturity of the revolution, many of the revolutions deviated from their original path. however, the success of many people and nations such as a nation of iran in the realization of their aspirations for the islamic revolution has strengthened in the heart of the people ar