sag, but this is a universal skill vladimir romanovich, this is what a journalist needs in north south america in africa in asia in russia, the ability to ask questions, the ability to listen to answers is also needed everywhere, but here is what conclusions a journalist draws from these answers. and how he compares this with the available material is, of course, a national tradition. and i would say that journalism is generally a national product. it is a strange profession in its combination of universal qualifications and national qualifications. and you said it right in in america , there is a system of journalism schools in the united states of america, and they are not always part of the university program. you probably know this one. ah, no, this is nonsense, a high level is the study of mass communications. media is where the theory is, and at the level of journalism schools they teach practice. here's how to ask questions, get answers and formalize. it's all in the material. the russian tradition is different and this is probably due to a number of reasons with the fact that we are a

sag, but this is a universal skill vladimir romanovich, this is necessary for a journalist in north south americaneeded everywhere. but here is what conclusions the journalist draws from these answers. and how he compares this with the available material is, of course, a national tradition, and i would say that journalism in general is a national product. this is a strange profession in terms of its combination of universal and national qualifications. icatius, you were right when you said that in america, in the united states of america, there is a system of journalism schools, and they are not always part of the university program. you probably know this one.

north and south americas have also gone through painful. days of witnessing the transformation of theirmovement's credibility and have made tackling climate change through raising public awareness, a donting task for the movements. the truth of the matter is west asia is more exposed to the risks emating from drout more than anywhere else in the world. conflicts and the crises caused by drought are not confined to the borders of countries anymore. the government of turkish president recep tayyib erdogan in turkey took advantage of the crisis in syria and iraq and constructed eight dams on the rivers splintering. tigris and 14 dams on the branches of the euphrates, which will reduce the water share of the downstream countries, but the consequences of the move will not only be felt by the two war striken countries. it's a source of concern for other countries like jordan and iran as well. iran has a dispute with afghanistan over its water share coming from here that runs all the way to home. lagoon. if iran doesn't come up with solution for the hamomun lagoon, the sand storm in sistan and

the panama canal saves vessels having to circumnavigate the whole of north or south america or embark on time consuming land. journeys up to $14000.00 ships, use the canal and central america each year. transporting grains crude oil, ellen gee, and all the products the past year. the canal generated around 4 and a half $1000000000.00, but this could change and ongoing drought has left water levels of the canal depleted, causing as operators to cut down on the number of passenger passages, the w's latin america correspondent, nicole ris reports. precision is key when huge vessels passed through the panama canal. it's a passage through the ivr needle, just over 33 meters wide. the middle floors loc allows for barely any wiggle room, but in the, in this ball, carrier from single pour can pass. but there's other problems affected by a severe drought. the canal administration has been tightening restrictions over the past months, reducing passages and the amount of cargo ships can carry. and it's difficult to say a full when the situation will change. a, c o m on a one sample to see if i a

these riley police is capable of bringing in the leaders of jewish criminal gangs from north america, south america and africa. they can capture them into bond toki and even reach them and you are available at the same time. they cannot put an end to primes here. an arrest, the young arrow boy who could be firing gunshots and right next to the police station were simply a special panel was established to address the surgeon violence, crime, and our towns. now israel's sion but the agency normally handling national security issues will be assisting police on the ground. but the mayor argues police, would it be enough if only they were doing their job as well as they do in other parts of israel. he also says era counsels are ready to prepare and train the room and guard made of local volunteers to protect the community, to prevent and fight crime. well the israel does not authorize it less than, you know before today. say it officially. there is a political decision to give their community busy with itself or with blog. and enough to seeing this, i'm not to have any national emissions or resp

these riley police is capable of bringing in the leaders of jewish criminal gangs from north america, south america and africa. they can capture them in dubai and turkey, and even reach them in europe. at the same time, they cannot put an end to crimes here and arrest the young era boy who could be firing gunshots. right next to the police station were simply a special panel was established to address the surgeon violent crime and error of towns. now israel's shooting that the agency normally handling national security issues will be assisting police on the ground. but the mayor august police, would it be enough if only they were doing their job as well as they do in other parts of israel. he also says era counsels are ready to prepare and train the room and guard made of local volunteers to protect the community to prevent and fight crime. well the israel does not authorize it. the court today said, officially, there is a political decision to give their community busy with itself, with blood and enough to sing and not to have any national emissions or respirations 2 weeks ago, the t, righ

north. africa and south america are very good for shipping any product, not just grain, because these are goodport completely changes the direction of work of the already existing grain port; in 3 years they plan to add terminals for transshipment of vegetable oils and other food products dmitry akimov and andrey kupaev lead, leningrad region. grisha one two three four five i'm going to look for us. we 've been playing since the morning. it fell apart. what are the moments when true friends and loved ones are always there? to help make your dream come true. everyone who is truly dear? thank you cheburashka you are a true friend. so grisha’s dream came true, just like his dad’s many years ago, times change, friends remain. these are internet cartoons. everything here is as agreed for three months. well, it's all free. connect great serve great taste with new ones sauces from the brand, i love to cook. yenie, we in the scooter knew that the main thing in a flamer is creaminess, and ekaterina knew how to find natural cream for this, and we do it well together. why sit on the internet? if you can

that continues to extend its terror tentacles in the middle east, europe, asia, south america even northmerica. they even tried to assassinate the secretary of state of the united states of america. the union tried to assassinate the national securitydv advisorf the united states of america. this tells you all you need to know about iran's murderous aros intentions and around mergers nature. iran continues to threaten international shipping lanes. hold foreign nationals for ransom and engage in nuclear blackmail. over the past year at murderous goons have killed hundreds and arrested thousands of our rounds and brave citizens. i rounds of drones and missile program thread israel and our neighbors and i rounds of drones have brought and bring death and destruction to innocent people in the ukraine. yet the regime's aggression is largely met by indifference and the international community. eight years ago the western powers promise that if iran violated the nuclear deal the sanctions would be snapped back. well iran is violated the deal but the sanctions have not been snapped back. so stop

and blockades that open up a plural dialogue which i th benen north america and south america.n president gustavo petro. coming up, we will talk about the u.s.-backed 1973 coup in chile and his own personal story from m-19 guerrilla to president of colombia. back in 30 seconds. ♪♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org. i am amy goodman. as we return to our interview with colombian president gustavo petro, columbus permanent mission to the united nations in new york, i spoke to him shortly after he addressed the united nations general assembly. you just returned from chile or president porridge and so many thousands of chileans were observing the 50th anniversary of the coup d'État that led to the death of salvador allende, the democratically elected president of chile in the palace september 11, another september 11, september 11, 1973. can you talk about that history of empire as a number of progressive u.s. congress members are calling on the biden administration to release all documents around the u.s. support -- the kissinger support, the president nix

states and heading at this time of the year south of places like the gulf of mexico and the caribbean heading towards central and southern north and south america not do it on their own. but atlantic so they could not do it on their own. �* , , ., ., ., ., their own. but this is not a good sto . their own. but this is not a good story- they _ their own. but this is not a good story- they can _ their own. but this is not a good story. they can stay _ their own. but this is not a good story. they can stay here, - their own. but this is not a good story. they can stay here, i - their own. but this is not a good - story. they can stay here, i suppose they have to go further south and definitely wouldn't make it to theya definitely wouldn't make it to they don't have the _ definitely wouldn't make it to they don't have the fat _ definitely wouldn't make it to tt2 don't have the fat reserves definitely wouldn't make it to t t2 don't have the fat reserves to definitely wouldn't make it to tt21: don't have the fat reserves to go back and would be flying against prevailing winds to try to get back to the other side of the atlantic. they are tiny birds.

giving interviews at the moment, but there has been talk of investing elsewhere, such as north and south america, where energy is less expensive. are still r, my town has been operating in brazil for a number of years. the country is rich and raw materials including higher and more and perhaps more importantly, over 80 percent of its electricity comes from renewables. the country has the cheapest when energy and the americans are so learned motel now wants to invest in a giant wind farm and doesn't cover almost 40 percent of his electricity needs in for sale by 2030. it's not over yet. ok, but i thought this is a great opportunity because to produce green hydrogen, huge renewable energy. so that's specially solar, wind and vital power. and brazil is a leader here and there, but so a mexico ident, tina and sheila and we have to many of the necessary natural resources in the ground, the air, and the land for renewable energy producing more green hydrogen. it's not just for steel production for the end of the month for the dental. so for that, we'll see that. so what, what does that mean for your o

so what we tend to say is impacts in the north and south america through the edge of pacific region and, and through to the eastern coast of africa. we have seen a reduction in rifle through the months in a better night. drop rain full and we'd have to stay warm and dry conditions in central and northern south america. and those 2 things are quite consistent with the no media developing. and so, yes, it might for the us promising range and now we're looking at the prospect of drawing andrea conditioning through international opportunity and process the pacific as well as riley. okay, that's the story from melvin, from the start of year in maternity. comprehensive thanks very much indeed. thank you. my pleasure. is there any forces have killed at least 3 palestinians in the occupied westbank? the 30 others were injured when israel lord submit assaults on the janine refugee can have been several rates on the density punch neighborhood . this year. a b one and garza one published a new protest has been killed. 9 of his injured officers ready forces open fire alone the it's important that w

so what we tend to say using pets in north and south america through the age of pacific region and, and through to the eastern coast of africa. we have seen a reduction in rifle through the months and a better night as a truck, rain full. and we'd have say warm and dry conditions in central and northern south america. and those 2 things are quite consistent with unknown media developing. and so, yes, certainly for the us promising region. now, we're looking at the prospect of drawing and drought conditions through engine agent company and parts of the pacific as well as trailer last week me, a mazda falls receive that size delivery of russian 5 digits. the new plains will be part of an aerial off. no, that's been frequently deployed. the gains rebel forces fight to engage some of the trojans. but the rebels themselves are also trying to increase the ariel 5 pounds. the on a much smaller scale is 10 each. i now report a group of rebels. scientists moves into position on a hillside in eastern me and they start to assemble the fixed wing drive out one of the most potent weapons in the figh

the reality, of course, is the economies in the u.s., north and south america haven't been bad, been quite good really. west europe has been the difficult place. >> well, speaking of recessions, coming up in the show, u.k. renters feel the squeeze as landlords upload the impacts of rising rates. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. thank you for breaking down this with us. let's take a look at u.s. futures. interestingly. it's a country to the price actions that we have in asian markets. it relies on that fed meeting on wednesday. not expecting to hike. we will be watching further economic projections. that is it for our show. i'm jomana versace. worldwide exchange is coming up next. nice footwork. man, you're lucky, watching live

but this is a universal skill, vladimirovich, a journalist needs this in north and south america in africaclusions does a journalist draw from these answers and how does he compare this with the available material? of course national tradition, and i would say that journalism in general is a national product, it is a strange profession with a combination of universal national qualifications... you said correctly, in america, in the united states of america, there is a system of journalism schools, they are not always part of the university program, it is rather , you know, this, no, this is a pre, high level - this is the study of mass communications, media, that’s the theory, at the level of journalism schools. they teach you how to practice, how to ask questions, get answers, and put it all into material. the russian tradition is different, probably due to a number of reasons, with the fact that we are a text-centric country, we love texts, and we are purists in relation to our language, we need literate language, because we understand, literate speech, because we understand that speech

vladimir romanovich, this is necessary for a journalist in north south america in africa in asia in russiaoes it compare? this, with the available material, is, of course, a national tradition. i would say that journalism is generally a national product. this is a strange profession in combination universal qualifications and national qualifications. and you correctly said that in america, in the united states of america , there is a system of journalism schools, and they are not always part of the university program - it’s more like you know this one. but no, this is nonsense, a high level. this is the study of mass communications copper. that's where the theory is, and at the school level, journalism is taught through practice. just ask questions. receive answers and complete them. it's all in the material. the russian tradition is different and this is probably due to a number of reasons, to the fact that we are text-centric country we love texts and are purists in our attitude towards our language. we need a literate language, because we understand literate speech, because we understan

of migrants marching toward biden's open border just got bigger, a choke point that links north and south america00 foreign nationals crawled through there. from there it's straight through panama and then to u.s. cameras caught groups of military age men who fly from africa to central america. where are the women and children? we can't find them. >> government has lost track of 85,000 minors that cross the border unaccompanied. these children are prime targets for traffickers. tragically as a result of this administration's current policies dhs and hhs have unwitnessedingly become a child traffic service. this must stop. >> one way to stop sit close the darian gap. we should have armed contractors preventing the caravans from penetrating. pay panama to close the gap. overpay. it's a pine i pinch point. this is what kamala would call root causes. you stop the flow at its source f. we have 75 billion for ukraine panama should be pocket change and primetime has a hunch some one is making fortune off the car advance. "new york times" covered politicians are charging for boat rides for guides for ass

export market beyond the countries of the region, so that the european markets and the market south america, north america, we need to rework on their packaging design and spend more time so that i can participate in international exhibitions and introduce our products to the world and from customers. good things for export. in which country and in the destination countries do we hold suitable international exhibitions where we cannot actually present the production capabilities, to express here the production capabilities and to see in a wider way the supply of raw materials from the production and export requirements. it is more quality last year, we had some producers who were forced to increase the price of their raw materials 4 times, so that we could plan to buy the right raw materials for our export to a new market. in some of the nodes where public consumption is connected , we can increase the price stability site with the same currency as china, which helps the production a lot. and cima grand, the french ministry of health has announced that it is mandatory to perform a test to diagnose

we are a region that has very good logistics, very good transit through the baltic to north africa and south americay product, not just grain, because these are good transport corridors. this is once upon a time the coal port completely changes the direction of work to the already existing grain port, in 3 years they plan to add terminals for transshipment of vegetable oils and other food products dmitry akimov and andrey kupaev in west, leningrad region. today in north korea, for the first time , a submarine equipped with tactical nuclear weapons was launched. this event was timed to coincide with the upcoming national holiday, the day of the founding of the dprk. the personal leader of the country, kim jong-un, arrived at the ceremony and made a solemn speech, during which he noted the most important role of nuclear weapons for the security of the state and called for increasing the fleet, given the geopolitical situation , it is noted that new nuclear weapons will soon enter the sea on combat duty. vladimir putin is working today in the nizhny novgorod region of the president , the northern direc

the trends were felt really far away from the area all the way towards the north of the south america. the people are really concerned looking forward to see what happens if the upcoming hours, but i think sort of the moment you have helicopters flying over all those areas with area and footage or the taking the areas of a very a percent of the quick that we can get a sense of the magnitude of the destruction. stay with us because we can speak to a local journalist with some amar 8 who is a journalist at the morocco world news. he joins us from f on a thank you for joining us again. so we're just talking there about how wide this area is that the earthquake has impact and what are you hearing in terms of the latest in terms of the damage. uh there haven't been many updates so far from official sources in terms of the material or human damage the the quickest cause, but it was felt throughout like all of morocco even far up north. and there have been even some reports from people living in the south to for, to go have report to the food in a small shocks. uh so clearly the area effect