he said that we should not allow a network of ngos or the liberal mainstream to decide the future ofecause external pressure on hungary was so strong that our sovereignty was under threat, we need to make sure that our citizens themselves decide the future of the country, and this is not the influence of, imagine, the foreign minister of the european side, fortunately, thanks to the fact that the latter. in hungary, all this was also worked out once and the revolution that they had there was also one of the parts of this plan, so that they understand what the soros foundation and structures affiliated with them are, that is, they enter any state, like you right say, under the pretext of allegedly doing various good things, providing assistance to various non-state civil organizations, they are forming a huge number of influencers, a huge number of public opinion leaders. each of which connects to itself some kind of, albeit small, but its own audience, for which they purposefully work, at one fine moment, when it is needed, this whole huge system, all these nodes turn on , a systemat

systems for survivors, including safe shelters, legal advocacy, medical care, and psychological the ngoscial backing. strengthen legislation. our governments must adopt andee penalties for perpetrators. given the transnational nature of trafficking, international coote economic opportunities , and this is very important. tackling the root causes of human trafficking requires addressing the economic disenfranchisement and edathat traffickers exploit. ps. we have an african proverb thato alone. if you want to go far, go together. sorry. if you want to go fast, go alone. if you want to go far, go ■together. we cannot win the fight against trafficking alone. let us partnera network of support. for now, i leave you with an urgent call to upholr values, freedom, justice, and human dignity. artin luther king, jr., asserted, the time is always right to do what is right. in conclusion, let us heed the words of former president barack obama. "change will not come if we wait for some other person or some/r other time. waiting for. we are the change that we seek.a " trafficking.can be the change tha

and ngos, all of this, up to a certain point , belonged solely.nother post-soviet state. june 22nd is a special date for us, the moment of the invasion of the belarusian lands in 1941 and beyond, the nazis then suffered millions of victims soviet union to survive and four long years to reach berlin. recently in... germany, it turned out that britain itself was in first place by a convincing margin. next, in the second usa, if the survey in america would have been the other way around, but let’s look further. on the third, france is a country that capitulated one month 12 days after hitler's invasion. and despite the fact that in this survey the ussr, like... france, scored 6%, the ussr was put in fourth place after france. well, here are the results of rewriting history. us president joe biden is catching up speaking at the arlington military cemetery in honor of national remembrance day, he said that it was american soldiers who saved the world from fascism during the second world war and liberated europe. duty, that was my son’s creed for all of

parliamentarians studied documents of a certain ukrainian ngo (texti).ngo compiles a list of american politicians who are not sufficiently supportive of ukraine. there are already 76 organizations of almost 400 influential americans, including donald trump, ron desantes, tucker carlson and elon musk. all of them are declared enemies of kiev and called trumpists and communists, ngos are financed by grants from the us state department. having found this out, congressmen demanded an explanation from secretary of state blinken. the committee has already voted to stop funding takoenko, but for now the biden administration persistently involves everyone she has influence on in solving her problems. so the leaders of the group of seven countries, who are gathering in italy today, have already agreed to promise kiev. $50 billion by the end of this year. the financial times writes that biden pushed the europeans, convincing them that the money should be given in the form of a loan secured by frozen russian assets, which will be announced following the g-7 summit.

the ngos leadings require sustained financial backing. strengthen legislation.evere penalties for perpetrators. given the transnational nature of t promote economic opportunities important. tackling the root causes of human trafficking requires addressing the e■nodeficits that traffickers exploit. build partnerships. we have an african proverb that says if you want to go far, go alone. if y wanto together. sorry. if you want to go fast, go alone. if you want to go fa gtogether. we cannot win the fight against network of support. for now, i leave you with an urgent call to uphold our core values, freedom, justice, and human dignity. as martin luther king, jr., asserted, the time is always right to do what is right. in conclusion, let us heed the words of former president barack "change will not come if we wait for some other person or some other time. we are the ones we have been waiting for. wethat we seek.a " toere can behenge that eradicates human trafficking. th [applause] ambassador dyer: much, mrs. murogo, for your thoughtful remarks on behalf of all of the

i think that is where the ngos do really come into play.'re talking about food pantries are there for the community at large. they don't pay attention to what the immigration status is of the individual. important to draw on your committee resources. s also important to support your community resources. there are a lot of ngos that use different methods of fundraising. we use social media. we also need you to uplift those things when we are trying to raise money to do this work. that'sportant for elected officials. p&the conversations have to stat before the crisis begins. that is one thing we have done well in el paso. we have a very good collaborative community. a lot of our el paso delegation is here. and i'm really proud of us as a community and the work we do to establish those relationships and know who those people are before we find ourselves in an emergency. that is the key piece. know who is in your community. we have to at the end of the day, you will need them one day, but if you don't know who to call, it will be a lot tougher

and ngos, who will be forced to go to rallies, pretend to be real georgians, yes, this will happen ine interviews, but it seems to us that people should hear these stories, these people will be freed, then let them say that... came out before our program on friday i was tired of the crazy behavior of my convicted husband, i felt like i was with a child, losik didn’t want to see the child, she asked me not to send photographs, she went on a hunger strike for company with him, and then she realized that she was endangering the child, losik was offended, the telegram channel was more expensive, than a child, extremists do not understand how belarus is playing politics, the motivation of the extremists in 1920 was fame and subscriptions, this... yes, what she said before, and then you will hear her comment after that, let's probably say the first episode, i said there, that i’ll try to free him, no, no, no again, that is, it won’t happen, because the man has been sentenced to 15 years, you can say everything, it doesn’t work like that, and daria, well, i’d say that you’re not the only one

tech against trafficking, a coalition of leading tech companies and antitrafficking ngos, is developinging initiatives that nd tactics.rging trafficking this allows advocates and governments to identify and share new vulnerabilities, as well as to more effectively track down and prosecute trafficking schemes, all the while preserving the anonymity of the victims. civil society ividuals and groups with information about their rights, as well as about offered by potential employers. other digital tools empower ent and report trafficking. in brazil, the state department assisted a trade union that represents millions of rural coffee workers to set up a help line on whatsapp where laborers can report abuses and get the support they need. governments are integratin antitrafficking efforts. canada, for example, worked with major financial institutionsproa public-private partnership thats to identify the potential laundering of money from traffiing. definition of a problem that no one nation can solve alone. more than ever, we have to work not only with governments but civil society, multinati

many more people, i want to say more, our president very elegantly undermined all the work of all ngoshis territory, that is, everything that was invested was invested when this work was going on from below, some stories were created there in the media in order to introduce it, the president clearly dispersed it themselves. that's right, well, that's what the experts say, what specifically, for example, today, in addition to two or three such significant software things , can belarus and mongolia be of interest to, for example, when we talk about the fact that we have technology, we have equipment, we have people. in mongolia there is a fairly large amount of the same minerals that were previously mined by open-pit mining, but now this is the mining method, all the equipment, all the technologies, all the exploration, we have everything, then the mining system, which, in principle, is considered the standard in the cis, mongolia sends a huge number of technical specialists to the uk every year, that is, when leaders meet, it’s real, it’s to the point, it’s correct, and people already k

sovereignty is , everyone sees that the west, when it comes to a country, when it develops a network of ngos, when it imposes its policies there, then sovereignty the country is losing, and georgians today are not fighting for... so that someone is thinking of becoming pro-russian or pro-belarusian, no, they are fighting for their country, they want to be sovereign, to determine their own destiny, look , 16 years have passed after the severance of diplomatic relations with russia, georgia today begins steps to open an embassy in moscow, and why it was closed is that it was beneficial for the georgians, they needed this confrontation with moscow, they needed this war, which happened because of saakashvili, because -for his stupid policy, this is his west. pushed to war, and today georgians understand that today the fight is not for the law on foreign agents, no, this is a screen, the fight is for sovereignty to throw georgians into the war to create a second front, sovereignty, we understand that not only georgia is worth in the face of such a question, what they choose between, to put it blu

pushback is a political propaganda used by leftist ngos and people who just want to undermine the border of that is that you have, in the uk, many migrants coming illegally because the eu external border is not properly protected. yeah. president macron, just a couple of days ago, talked about the possibility of civil war. and he was directly referencing the national rally, your party's policies on immigration, immigrants and crime. he said, "it's based on stigmatisation and division." he said, "the solutions of the far—right "are out of the question. "they categorise people in terms of religion or origin. "it will lead to division and to civil war." what is your response to that? a president should not speak like this because the president, in the french system, the president is the authority that keeps the country united. and a president should not use the word civil war. it doesn't match with the reality. it doesn't match with the reality that french society now is experiencing. and it doesn't match with our policy. what he says, what president macron says about our programme is compl

it was classified inio suddenly three ngos or large ngo units started to discover these and we did that looking at patterns, you know, from other sites. c suddenly it was out in the open and chinese officials about it. they weren't quiet out it but none the less, it brings up a new dynamic. this is really important. the second one with, know, the way forward as it falls away. yes, it's a huge structured arms agreements wererm falling away and new on lifely good thing is douring the years ofofrmed controls. the united states andd russians developed a great appreciate for having some kind of agreement about where are going. the credibility is in the toy let but none the less there is still aninterest in russia for keeping limits on strategic forces, i think. we will see where goes. those have an interest in it. neither have an interest in an unhunged arm race. reasons. i'll stop there and turn it over. >> question for madeleine, regarding commission read it you previously said the aspect of neglected. what are some of the -- the doesn't consider the costco and budgeters. what are some of

i think that is where the ngos do as ngo's, our focusn limited to a certain type of population.what the immigration status is of the individual. ay is that it is important to draw on yourbu'o support your community resources. there are a lot of ngos that use different methods of fundraising. we use social media. we also need you to uplift those things when we are trying to raise money to do this work. when it is important for elected officials. e conversations have to start before the crisis begins. thats we have a very good collaborative community. a lot of our el paso delegation is here. and i'm really proud of us as a community and the work we do to establish those relationships and know who those people are before we find in an emergency. o know who is in your community. o is doing what because at the end of the day, you will need them one day, but if you don't know who to call, it will be a lot ug that,s a mutual relationship, there is incentive on both sides to make things happen. rep. garcia: we have time for e one more question from them eh of ourwe will end up right on

there are a lot of ngos that use different methods of fundraising.ia we also need you to uplift those things when we are trying to raisethat's when it is important for elected officials. the conversations have to start before the crisis begins. that+dne well in el paso. we have a very good collaborative community. a lot of our el paso delegation is here. and i'm really proud of us as a community and the work we do to establish those relationships and know who those peoplere we find ourselves in an emergency. that is the key piece. you have to know who is in your community. e to know who is doing what because at the end of the day, you day but if you don't know who to call it will be a lot tougher to get things done. not only that, but when there is relationship, there is incentive on both sides to make things happen. rep. garcia: we have time for one more. one of our panelists. we will end up right on time. melissa, if we can go back down this way. if there is one change that you think either we could make collectively as a country, or that our polic

some ngos are looking for ways to circumvent the law, including registering in other european countries, what we do after that, depends on the outcome of the election, so after october 26 the world could be very different. the foreign agents act has sparked a bitter fight ahead of the crucial october election. this is no longer a fight for a separate law, but for the future georgia itself. ostabyarich oleksiy kovalenko and... voice of america. russian aggression left millions of ukrainians homeless. almost 6.5 million people went abroad. about 5 million are in more secure areas of the country. as of the beginning of may, almost 75,000 displaced people lived in khmelnytskyi. some of them started their own business. stories of two women from kharkiv, one of whom opened up. a beauty salon, another created her own brand of underwear and the story of berdyanets, which produces paving stones in khmelnytskyi, will be told tetyana kukuriyka and serhiy rybchinskyi. this is our regular client, the fourth procedure with us. vlada glushkin opened a beauty salon in khmelnytskyi in august 2022. befor

the growth of huge defense orders, at the growth of financial resources allocated to all sorts of ngoss music continue to play, let it not ends, they are now preparing new conflicts, while constantly announcing. nato’s peace-lovingness, yes, they are now opening another hot spot in northern kurdistan, which covers parts of turkey, iraq and syria, this will also be a sore spot, therefore, they will not stop, they can only stop in one case, if some sensible politician comes there, if the american society understands, understands... iraq, kuwait, iran, pakistan, afghanistan, in asia, laos, cambodia, vietnam, indonesia, an atomic bomb was dropped in japan, no one started more wars in korea than nato, led by the united states after the great patriotic war. this is such a peace-loving organization. centuries, over the last 70 years, tell me. yes, this is only from the fifties of the past it is deploying its infrastructure, including at the borders of the union state, let’s also remember this year’s exercises, which took place there for almost six months near our borders, where have we seen s

search and return of prisoners of war or civilians, well , most often this support takes place through ngosat is, they are public organizations that directly find, look for some... money in order to work both as a psychiatrist and as psychologists, and we must remember that this is called the trauma of the second circle, that people, even in whom someone has returned from captivity, still continue to be under stress and need rehabilitation, support, let me remind you that if we have certain rehabilitation programs for prisoners of war, they are not ideal either, but they exist, for civilians they do not exist at all, and this, and this... is a huge question for us, as for the state, as for the ukrainian society, that we should prepare to the fact that such people, in order to return them, or maybe we want from every citizen to be efficient, to generate a financial flow, to raise the economy, to raise the demographics, well, for this , people need people, people need to be rehabilitated, and psychologically and physiologically, it means health care, directly, restoration of this health, beca

sveshnikov loves his grandson very much, when he leaves for the ngo branch in kaliningrad, he misses in practice, well, so to speak, and the professor’s visits more often take place on his own, it is obvious that he is there under surveillance and in a country house, i think they are keeping an eye on him there too, but i never saw any direct security there. it's surprising that they haven't grabbed you yet in such a dense crowd. observing the professor. why do they need me, in order to find out who is interested in the professor’s developments, at a minimum. i feel completely safe because i am here now. this is definitely true. thank you, mr. varantsov. your help is priceless. good day. same to you. to the cashier and well, if the professor made it clear to the ocean goers that they couldn’t buy it, then the need for varansov disappears, so what, that means they refused, or they are looking for some other option, let’s proceed from the pessimistic scenario, do you think it they can kidnap, but the devil knows, in any case, the house is covered with cameras, they take sveshnikov to w

, well, an ngo, yes, that is, a non-governmental organization that takes quite such, radically anti-greens, that is, it does not undermine the results of the survey, but it simply says that well, what other answer should we expect for these results, and on the other hand, we can see that the trust rating for zelenskyi, he is 58-60%, is for him personally. that is, this is a sufficiently high indicator, we know the trend, the trend is that the level of trust in him is falling, with the sky-high results that were at the beginning of the war are below 90%, that is the obvious downward trend, i do not rule out that it will continue, but so far the confidence score of 58.60 is also quite good, a good result. i, with my small mind, was convinced at first that the war must make some corrections to the dislike of the ukrainians for the government, which usually develops in the second year, no matter who comes, the second year is already a drop in ratings and so on, but here i intervened war, and i would think, well, during war, probably it will not be so bright. look, that is, the war, in your op

, ngos, they will spare no effort or money to continue their business, but they have unlimited resourcesicated on this topic, and what concerns not only the media, but all of us, who are not indifferent by the way, also has something to do with the national style when we say, that’s what we are for, that’s what it is... the president is open in this regard, anyone can ask him any question, but he’s great at reading and reading, well, we said at the beginning that this is publicity journalism in such a standard sense, it has not gone far from him, he sets the course, you know, sineka has this expression, he once said it, that a ship without a course does not have a fair wind, so the president uses every opportunity every time in order to indicate, together with people, where we are going, what we are going with and for what? what is information warfare? in 2020, we realized that the games were over. now there is information. yes, primarily in the media. once upon a time, polish prime minister donald tusk questioned the quality of the belushi.

to europe instead of being the victim of traffickers and then being brought to europe illegally by ngosri, we've talked a lot about immigration, but there's many other planks to the national rally offer to the french public. quickly, i need to go through a few of them. let's talk about the economy. you've got all sorts of ambitious proposals to put to the french people. you say you're going to roll back macron�*s change to the pension retirement age. you're going to roll it back to 62. you're going to slash vat on fuel and energy to help french households. you're going to cut payroll taxes, you're going to do all sorts of things. the montaigne institute says it's going to cost around 100 billion euros a year. that is money that france doesn't have. and the leading french economist 0livier blanchard recently said, "the national rally programme "is fiscally irresponsible. "gifts cost money," he says, "and the money simply isn't there." you're going to crash the economy. no, the current situation is the crash. but this is the legacy from president macron. can you imagine that france has no

that we curse so much, but no, well, ngos are the main evil, this. the instrument will interfere inin georgia says that it is necessary to pass a law on foreign agents, they are acting in their own national interests, this is normal, i say again that the format of color revolutions, they need to be comprehended, this is a new form of military actions, interference in internal affairs, an attempt to overthrow the legitimate authorities, constitutionally elected, by these mechanisms, and of course, i believe that it is necessary to study this mechanism of color revolutions through expert analytical centers of, say, completely different countries, because despite the fact that it is different, we again said before the start of our broadcast that again the same girls in white with carnations, with carnations in front of the line of security forces, they try to put this carnation in the barrel of a rifle or put it with a machine gun, well, these are sharp’s training manuals. how to do color revolutions, but many people buy into it, what else is the danger of the current period, that if e

tightly wrapped the political body of georgia for... a small the state, some unthinkable number of ngosngos have to, they won’t go away so easily, our film crew felt all the determination of the local zmagars firsthand, andrei alexandrov recently, on the instructions of the editors, worked in tbilisi, at some point in the usually warm and friendly georgia he needed the help of the police. whose country are you in? firstly, i must say that thanks to the local police, they worked very clearly, professionally, there are no questions, only gratitude, but on the other hand you you see that, probably, for the first time in many years, georgia has a chance to make their voice heard, so we wish them good luck on this path, because... everyone, first of all, understands that the hegemon is weak, it is falling and the fall will be hard, but it should be noted here that this does not just happen on the eve of parliamentary elections. that the zmagars have no nationality, they have the same methods, the same chants , they have the same source of funding, they have the same goal or the same, the mos

pushback is a political propaganda used by leftist ngos and people who just want to undermine the borderf that is that you have, in the uk, many migrants coming illegally because the eu external border is not properly protected. yeah. president macron, just a couple of days ago, talked about the possibility of civil war. and he was directly referencing the national rally, your party's policies on immigration, immigrants and crime. he said, "it's based on stigmatisation and division." he said, "the solutions of the far—right "are out of the question. "they categorise people in terms of religion or origin. "it will lead to division and to civil war." what is your response to that? a president should not speak like this because the president, in the french system, the president is the authority that keeps the country united. and a president should not use the word civil war. it doesn't match with the reality. it doesn't match with the reality that french society now is experiencing. and it doesn't match with our policy. what he says, what president macron says about our programme is complet

that we curse so much, no, well, ngos are the main evil, it is a tool to interfere in internal affairsment says that it is necessary to accept law on foreign agents, they act in their own national interests, this is normal, i say again that the format of color revolutions, they need to be comprehended, this is a new form of military action, interference in internal affairs, an attempt to overthrow these... and if earlier information flows their delivery of, let’s say, content to consumers was strictly centralized, but through the press there, which was controlled by the state, through television and radio channels, now due to the development of the internet, the impossibility of blocking, let's say, yes, the information that circulates there, the most important thing is when everyone has a gadget through which the enemy addresses his set of ideologies. narratives directly to you, that is, developing criteria for information stability, non-susceptibility to this influence, development of critical thinking, development of analytical capabilities, understanding that a false image of the f

in may, his government passed the foreign agents law, which must help, silence the media and ngos inhis party proposed legislation that would strip same-sex unions of their rights. both of these steps, according to the eu, could greatly undermine the country's chances of membership in the bloc and will pull georgia into an orbit closer to russia. russia is testing the waters in georgia, that it's happening right now, right now, as with hybrid warfare, the president says the largely subdued western response paved the way for the invasion of ukraine with putin's plan to take back the former republics of the ussr. today, a fifth of georgia is under the control of russian troops, with about 800 russian soldiers stationed. together with georgian security forces, we drove 60 km from the capital of the country, tbilisi, to the small village of karvalite, which is located on neutral territory. after the invasion of ukraine, prime minister goriboshvili agreed to resume air traffic between tbilisi and moscow for the first time in 5 years. he also did not impose harsh sanctions against moscow.

it's that the same debate has ngoing for a century or more.because we are have been made of police reforms that have been prime people to e into these debates and tell people what has been done before, what the mistakes have been made, and1] where are the avenues where we can actually try something new try some things that that have not tried before. matthew quarried earlier what the electronic■; frontiers foundation thanks for giving us a little bit of a history of rveillance in the united states.

they do it too to another, they are not on the germans or the british in that country, they create ngos it’s just 20,000 ngos, in a variety of ways, whatever, this is a classic example that i can understand why now. such a directly international investigation that it is very simple, what happened when problems arose in europe, citizens have questions for real politicians, guys, what is happening, why did life become so bad, instead of giving answers, they write all these people down in our agents, this is russian propaganda, there’s no point in even explaining, if you still ask the question of putting us in prison, then it’s a very convenient way to denigrate us and solve the problem, so let’s do what, we... about how we we want the olympics disrupt, here maxim anatolyevich was in france just recently, we’ll talk about the european parliament separately, i’m also an honored olympic bomber, that’s why he went maxim, you can explain to us what the claims are based on, well, here are the newspapers mont, who writes, that we are disrupting the olympic games, are you involved in polluting th

also you'll see those ngos quite frankly they were facilitating a role in getting people away from theon32ñ without screening are zeroed out in this bill. it is with some people will be quite frankly think it reflects the view of mos a terms of restoring some semblance of border security. while we are talking about border security we also need to know there's this thing out ere called fentanyl which quite frankly is not a secreoode of this room. fentanyl is coming across the border and it affects our cities and communiti money and is built to hire more and lawful law enfmeks the coast guard and the scrng of packages you name a cargo to put our technology work to do a better the country. with those things that it's the border, to the border, to the border, and 16,000 more more than they position us for that■e last time and oh by thec.e. bors their personnel are very well taken care of in this bill so they have a nod from thiscommitf congress to say v you are doing and keep up the good work and we are there for you. with that i yield back. >> tomorrow i will join the rest of the country

, discussed current issues of the activities of police officers in the peacekeeping missions of the ngoand also announced attempts to exclude russia from interpol. about the results of the visit, my colleague maxim movchan. after participating in the summit, vladimir kolokoltsev held a number of bilateral meetings, which were also held at the un headquarters. the main police forces of the partner countries have a lot of topics for discussion, and this is the perfect forum for this; by the way, the heads of departments have just left the same meeting room; africa, as well as kazakhstan, is just a stone’s throw away for a strong handshake. like a symbol of developing cooperation and success in interstate interaction. in a conversation with the head of the ministry of internal affairs of kazakhstan, yerzhan sadenov, vladimir klokoltsev notes: politics should not influence the work of the police. an example of this is the operational-preventive search operation. both sides successfully apprehend fugitives, unlike, for example, declining effectiveness in interaction with... interpol, from wh

the general director of the ngo lokal kitchen, anton lozin, the head of the quality department, elenaova, as well as the commercial director of the company producing savonka beans, vladimir shin, were detained. the moscow court in the capital sent them under house arrest. arrest, the cook who directly produced the beans is now in pre-trial detention, he was detained at zhukovsky airport while trying to leave the country, as the investigation believes, on the instructions of the actual head of the savank company, vladimir shin, normatov prepared the beans and packaged them in vacuum packaging for subsequent storage and transportation to the local kitchen warehouse. the beans were produced in balashikha near moscow in gross violation of sanitary standards. workers without medical records kept them for a long time. and they used imported water, which was stored outside. now the production premises have been sealed, the raw materials have been confiscated, but what we saw outside is shocking: the territory of the enterprise is more reminiscent of a landfill, barrels of products that are a

elon musk proposed recognizing ukrainian ngos as terrorists who created a blacklist of american citizensions should be introduced against them. and congressmen demanded an explanation from secretary of state blinken, because it turned out that the ukrainian organizations that declared the witch hunt were supported by money from the american state department. this statement was signed by 116 members of the house of representatives and 21 senators, as well as donald trump. elon musk and many others at the expense of american taxpayers . congress called it a disgrace that foreign groups are being held that are trying to intimidate us citizens. in ukraine, the entire team of the druzhba football club withdrew from the competition, refused to move to the first league, and announced self-dissolution due to mobilization. the athletes have not received a reservation and are afraid to come to training so as not to get caught... tcc employees are tracking down conscripts are on the streets, they are guarding at the entrances on the beaches, they are taking away everyone they can catch, the conditi

in small moldova, with 2.5 million inhabitants, there are more than 1,400 ngos, which are funded directlye department. during the forum, the authorities of the moscow region plan to conclude another 37 agreements amounting to 170 billion rubles with foreign and russian partners. a storm hit saratov last night. the rain was so heavy that the streets instantly flooded. streams washed away tiles and carried away debris, broken tree branches, plastic and road barriers. drivers drove through flooded intersections at high speed. and pedestrians had to walk home in knee-deep water. all this was accompanied by squally winds and powerful lightning discharges. for some, the disaster even hit their home. everything is in the water. everything is literally in the water. it's flowing here. it's flowing here. here. residents of several houses spent the entire night without electricity. lightning damaged power lines. the authorities reported in advance. a short advertisement and in a couple of minutes we will talk about how preparations are underway in kazan for a large-scale sporting event, not switch,

the businessman called on congressmen to vote to stop funding such ngos.ou that the day before one of the ukrainian organizations posted an article online about americans who were allegedly obstructing the provision of assistance to kiev. there are three mentioned in total. the operation to rescue the red-listed whale in the barints sea is dragging on; let me remind you that the animal became entangled in fishing nets not far from the shore near the murmansk village of teriberka. marine biologists and rescuers managed to locate his location and even they could not approach the boats, but they could not get closer to stanislav, as the animals called it. at the sight of people, the whale leaves. as a result , the operation, which lasted several hours , had to be curtailed and fog fell over the water area, but scientists were able to assess the condition. it turned out that everything is not so bad, the whale is quite capable of feeding on its own, there are no deep wounds from the nets yet, and yet they need to be cut; how to do this, experts are now decidin

investigative committee took over the investigation of the case; the general director of the lokal kitchen ngoin, the head of the quality department elena mashkova, as well as the commercial director of the company that produced sovonka beans, vladimir shin, were detained. the capital's moscow court sent them under house arrest. but the cook who directly prepared the beans is now in pre-trial detention. he was detained at zhukovsky airport while trying. leave the country, as the investigation believes, at the direction of the actual head of the savonka company vladimir shin, normatov prepared the beans and packaged them in vacuum packaging for subsequent storage and transportation to the local kitchen company warehouse. the beans were produced in balashikha near moscow in gross violation of sanitary standards. workers without medical certificates stored non-sterile products in vacuum packaging for a long time at inappropriate temperatures, and used imported water that was stored outside. now the production premises have been sealed, the raw materials have been confiscated, but what we saw outs

that still import western technologies through third countries, said olena tregub, director of the ngo independent anti-corruption commission at the presentation of the war wing analytical report, analysis of western components in russian fighters. researchers analyzed more than 200 components found in six downed russian planes. 64% of the components of these planes are made by american... companies, unako emphasized. 54% of these components, they belonged to the so-called critical list, this is a list compiled by our western partners, primarily the united states, technologies that they identified as critical for the russian defense machine, the russian military machine, and in these planes just more... precisely these critical technologies got into. today is the 10th anniversary of the tragedy in luhansk region since june 14, 2014, on the third week of active hostilities in the ato zone, the country suffered its first massive loss among the military. russian terrorists shot down a ukrainian il-76. then 49 soldiers of the armed forces died. let's remember those tragic events. on the ni

they helped various institutions at the local level to make things work somehow, and those so-called ngost is , non-governmental organizations, also need to be strengthened, and there are also european funds and nato that can help, because non-governmental organizations are the best a controller, a control body, whether politicians adhere to democracy, whether there is no corruption, all those things that... today complicate the perception of ukraine. civic society is quite indispensable in this regard, but they also need to be helped. but i know that there are european funds, that you need to actively communicate with the ambassador in kyiv, mrs. kateryna maternova, call the commission, if something seems suspicious to you, you just need to take it very seriously, because you need to be aware that the european commission and the parliament are friends. for ukraine in this whole process, the member states may be different, but we are friends, and therefore we want to help, we want ukraine as soon as possible ended that aggression with victory and for you to join the european union. thank

this was stated by the director of the ngo independent anti-corruption commission, olena trigub, at thesentation of the analytical report of the wing of war. analysis of western components in russian fighters. the researchers analyzed over 2,000 components found in six downed russian planes. 64% of the components of these planes are made by american companies, unaco emphasized this. 54% of these components belonged to the so -called critical list. this is a list compiled by our western partners, first of all... the united states, the technologies they have identified are critical for the russian defense machine, the russian military machine, and the majority of these critical technologies are in these planes. launched a salute from the window high-rise buildings, the law enforcement officers reported the suspicion to an 18-year-old man from kyiv. the event took place in the obolon district. this resident of one of the houses informed the police about an unknown person who launched a firework. on the spot, the law enforcement officers searched for the boy, and according to the violator,

got a lot oor ■Ñgo would not put the top of my list to do it now.with ai.u■ clean energy without smrs being a big piece the solution set. spending a huge amount of of the utility companies, dod and how weher. and finally a lot of time around life sciences, bio manufacturing with taken our eye off the ball in china is making great, great strides. recognizing having done this a few timesell hang on every word of my opening comment. they go through the opening■)p d let you move to the entrÉe which is grilling me on. [laughter] >> thank you. you recently told the a-t the u.s. may be less prepared for election interference than it was four years ago. it's for yourself for decided information tactics by russia and china forandidates is thatpreaificial intelligence. >> so to at another one. critically important some of this was to stir the pot. it's versus missouri i case basr the fifth you cannot voluntary communications between social media companies and the dark.nment we like the fact of that has changed and we spent a lot of time urging d.o.j. to allow

speaking, search and return prisoners of war or civilians, well , most often this support comes through ngos these are... public organizations that directly find, look for some money in order to work as psychologists, and we must remember that this it's called there trauma of the second circle, that people, even in whom someone has returned from captivity, still continue to be under stress and need rehabilitation and support. let me remind you that we have certain rehabilitation programs for prisoners of war. they are also not ideal, but they exist, for civilians they do not exist at all, and this, and this is a huge question for us, as for the state, as for ukrainian society, that we have to prepare for the fact that such people, in order to to return them, and maybe we want each citizen to was effective, generated financial flow, raised the economy, raised the demographics, well, for this, people need, people need to be rehabilitated, and psychologists. physically and physiologically , health care is meant, directly the restoration of this health, because we have had cases when a mother fi

our great homeland, to how to become a collaborator vadim owned a car wash and was a member of the ngorinest, and with the beginning of the occupation of mariupol he decided to quit business and devote himself completely to treason, he was appointed to head the russian organization young guard of the army. now vadim is engaged. propaganda among the locals, inculcates russian views and an anti-ukrainian attitude in children, forces parents to send their children to youth, and personally conducts master classes among children on how to own weapons, how to shoot, dig, trenches. at the same time, he himself does not forget regularly to help russian soldiers. here is a video where a collaborator brought humanitarian aid to the walking black bags. now we are waiting for the boys, they will come. here is one. generator, the second generator, i was driving with vadim, the artillery is working there, they are working now. on may 17 , 2024, our law enforcement agencies announced suspicion against vadym wagner for the production and distribution of materials that deny the temporary occupation of

committees who are conducting heroic actions to get food and medicine and support along with local ngoseople and help fund them and help to give them support, we are not going to help end this conflict, so we do have to push on all fronts and we cannot wait for someone else to do it. we can lament the lack of funding and a durable ceasefire but we have a lot of work to do and the rainy season is coming in august and if those agricultural products are not planted now there is not going to be a food food to harvest in the springtime. on that note we will leave it, but i say thank you to both of you. thanks to you both for joining us on bbc news. thanks for having us. that's it for the moment and i will be back shortly with more and from the team in washington, thanks for watching us. stay tuned. hello. the next few days are set to bring some summer warmth, but there is still some uncertainty about just how long it might last. the weekend will bring some warm sunshine, but it's not all plain sailing. a little bit of cloud and rain in the forecast as well. in fact, some rain through saturda

the businessman called on congressmen to vote to stop funding such ngos.e remind you that the day before one of the ukrainian organizations posted an article online about americans who were allegedly preventing assistance to kiev. in total , 388 people and 76 organizations are mentioned there, including musk himself. the list consists mainly of conservative americans who oppose biden's policies and financed them. ukraine in yerevan, demonstrators today intend to continue their anti-government action; the leader of the protests called for gathering again in the morning parliament building. yesterday's confrontation ended in clashes with police. as a result, dozens of people were injured and hundreds of people were detained. while demonstrators stormed parliament, prime minister nikol pashinyan, whose resignation the protesters are demanding, made harsh statements. olga panomaryova, more details about everything. footage of the storming of the armenian parliament by protesters who demand the resignation of prime minister pashinyan, accuse him of betraying na

issues, he is invited to the sejm at the session of the health commission, and he is also involved in ngosost often an internal or internal external director together with her team of administrators works for her, this is the manager, these are, let’s say, the people who are involved in the administration of applications, your entire team, which deals with legal matters, me and mine, and by the way, andrey, you can at least say there are a couple of names there that i just dug around , maybe from some successful funds. accordingly, the strizhak had its own team that worked with donors, that is, but the whole implementation, how to build correctly, where to move, how to develop it all, this stood behind us and behind our team that works with us, that is, which on average ahead of about 2-3 million annually, somehow it sells a lot of money, the turnover turns out to be 2-3 million annually, yeah, so 2-3 million are sent by individuals or legal entities, that’s 2-3 million euros per year. amounts in 2022 2023 were the same plus or minus, but the haircut cites slightly different numbers. in th

study that all these haters simply did not read, so they all began to spread that this is a ukrainian ngod by the united states of america, and for the money... received from the united states of america wets american citizens, and here is this thesis, in fact, without special additions, it simply spread on twitter, here all weekend there were hundreds of thousands of reposts, hundreds of thousands of offensive messages and texts and to me personally and to my colleagues, there was simply this thesis of these two facts, well, they are not facts, they are such manipulations with which nothing is worth, and they simply repeatedly ... fast and everyone writes some obscene things in the comments , insults, well, well, that's it something like that well, i hope the ukrainian twitter community will support your publication and support this publication in general, and our officials who are on this platform will also spread it. thank you, inna gadzynska, deputy editor-in-chief of texстy.orgua, was on our airwaves, so it's time for news, so we are ready to pass the floor to our colleague ania eva