new northern america stop forcing alien values upon us. you've already destroyed your own, who knows where it will end to liquid logan for catch cough. it's no surprise that this legislation has been passed during the russian war on ukraine, which wound his justice. you, the timing's obviously not the authorities want to push through their idea that the country is not fighting against ukraine, but against the west as a whole. the u. s. and the u. they're trying to mobilize citizens and to convince them that they are our enemies, gays and lesbians are repeatedly victims of violence in russia. often they are discriminated against by the state. there is, for example, a ban on l g b t q symbols, a holding public assemblies under the rainbow banner. while same sex relationships as such, were decriminalized in russia, back in 1993 critic say that the so called gay propaganda law is stoking homophobia in the country. yet as soon as midnight, it sends certain signals and raises the question, how things develop. and this will, these people be sent

across the european and we were able, we have been able to, to, to, to stick together with our northern america allies and other partners across the way you say that but your foreign policy chief, you as a barrel said, recently, forging and maintaining you, unity against russians invasion has not always been easy. some states complained others disagree, but in the end we maintain the unity. so you papered over the cracks, what, what could open those cracks up again, this is, this is a very clear that unity it, which was a lot of effort. but the fact all the facts we have been able, for instance, to sanction russia. you remember that a lot has been set on some lists of fragmentation. on the new side, we took decisions all together on 10 packages of sanctions. and we are implementing these petitions of sentence. we are working all together to mobilize the international community on the international stage who are working with africa within defense issues. is that in america, in order to explain, to argue, to try to convince sometime that you have done a lot on sanctions, can i just, you know, mak

recently able to be seen in some parts of northern california couple weeks ago and like northern northern america in general. so >> one day, maybe i'll make it to to see some of that. i feel like you get there before me since he loved outdoors and we check in now. well, it all the time we have a company's attempt. yeah, but hoopsession is coming up next with jason jonas and ta >> you're watching kron 4 hoopsession. >> no sunday scaries here. thanks for tapping in with us tonight on hoopsession. i'm jason

e, besides europe and northern america, they have already said that there is homosexuality and so on.hey are trying to coranize it full what they know might be under control and so now what we'll be watching and it seems to me that stinks uh, hmm significant we'll be watching better. rigid repression everywhere in the western world. uh, because they can't miss the specials, when russia plays a warrior, because for them it's like a religion, listen, and our generals who enter on the tv channel for tons can play it's impossible for 31 countries. uh, the leader of the usa, they can't breathe anything against russia , who are alone against all, she's somewhere, somewhere won, or something, when it won’t be 100% i don’t remember, you need to understand that you need to enter enters 99 our favorite sizes go. but this is 999. they did not have time to attack on the ground. they are afraid, there are 12 years old, afghanistan, but by that they lived ironed ironed and uh-huh now. the volume of the military and therefore we expect that it will not be more interesting, but we do not observe anyt

you know, reach it has a saying, all horns, all road, still peace in northern america, run to us model richer. so you know how many going there and coming back home. but see the u. s. doesn't want that. you don't want that piece in the heart and after they want to have their own pension and power and perhaps been the guy they want to actually, you know, basically stood by and allow them to do who's without any real repercussions. so, you know, and that is, looks like he's willing, this war. i mean, it's hard to say from lynchburg, but, you know, we follow right closer to the news in the region. and i, my wife speaks the language is there. so again, i know you're, you're monitoring all the, all the conversations and then the radio transformations. but of course, m f m, as here, views weren't even really telegraph to the why to public he, unlike, unlike we're, hon, did apologize for the lack of a transition to civilian government the what is the role of a donation media in this and the elite class of and i, i don't know whether you call them an n g o class of kweisi u. s. 80 you funded e

is divided between these parties support for northern ireland unites us americaus i hope that the parliament and the administration of northern ireland will soon be back in business, it is up to you to decide on this, not me, but i hope this will happen these institutions are a vital important part of the belf agreement, despite all these reservations that everything here decides for you all the same. and many have already perceived biden's words as some kind of teaching, as was the case with the new agreement between the european union and london, but nonetheless in northern ireland realists are loyalists, or whatever you like to call them, er, supporters of preservation. the union with great britain was boycotted, as not only the assembly, but also itself. here is a new agreement between the european union and london, and biden's visit itself, and his words were perceived rather negatively. they believe that biden is no friend in the united kingdom. he was always hostile. that's why he emphasizes his irish. i hope he doesn't come here to read to us. lectures on

city, it will be a more brief afir than in the past, but still the mark of northern ireland's continuing importance to americas post-conflict journey. david: emma enjoys meeting from belfast. this trip is all about celebrating the peace accords in northern ireland, yet the order of the century on, the entire process is very precarious. emma: that is correct. one of the key parts of the good friday agreement was setting up a power-sharing government between unionists and nationalists. but that has frequently collapsed over the years. it has been collapsed for more than a year. that does not provide great optics for presidential visits. something he might have stayed longer if there had not been so much political instability, but on the othand, the big achievement of the good friday agreement is the relative peace it has brought to northern ireland. that is what the president will want to underline. david: president biden is due to meet the leaders of the five main northern ireland political parties tomorrow. what are the chances he could no things forward and prompt some sort of breakthrough in the por-sharing

i think this visit by president biden sends a very clear message that america is recommitting itself to peace and northernshow in sign of strength by america, showing its allies that they are here to stay and that president biden, yes it is a homecoming of sorts. it is also part diplomacy and part political. he wants to send a strong message that america remains strongly committed to northern island and the uk. i strongly committed to northern island and the uk.— island and the uk. i have to sa , a island and the uk. i have to say. a lot — island and the uk. i have to say. a lot of— island and the uk. i have to say, a lot of questions - island and the uk. i have to say, a lot of questions are i say, a lot of questions are being asked about what he can achieve in real terms. i am sure you heard my colleague chris mason talking aboutjust how complicated the situation is on the ground. is there a danger, do you think, that this trip become simply a symbolic one noshing actually achieved? symbolism is always very important, of course, when you are showing your allies your commitment to peace. but i think that

for democrats and republicans and for united states is unusual because america is divided among these parties support for northernnd unites us unites america i hope that the parliament and the administration of northern ireland will soon be back in business, it is up to you to decide this, not me, but i hope this will happen these institutions are a vital part of the belf agreement. despite all these reservations that everything is decided by you here, after all, biden’s words have already been perceived by many as some kind of instruction, as was the case with the new agreement between the european union and london, but, nevertheless, realists in northern ireland loyalists, or whatever they want also called uh, supporters of preservation. the union with great britain was boycotted, as not only the assembly, but also itself. here is a new agreement between the european union and london, and biden's visit itself, and his words were perceived rather negatively. they believe that canoe is no friend in the united kingdom. he was always set, hostile. that is why they emphasize their irish. let's hear what representati

so today i come to belfast to pledge to all the people of northern ireland, the united states of america will continue to be your partner in building the future the young people of our world deserve. it matters to us, to americans, and to me personally, it genuinely matters, if you've traveled my country. so let's celebrate 25 extraordinary years by recommitting to renewal, repair, by making this exceptional piece -- peace the birthright of every child in northern ireland for all the days to come. that's what we should be doing. god willing to be able to do it. thank you all for listening and may god bring you the peace we need. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪

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so today, i come to belfast to pledge to all the people of northern ireland, the united states of america will continue to be your partner in building the future. the young people of our world deserve. americans, and to me personally, -- it matters to us, to americans, and to me personally, it generally matters if you've traveled my country. so let's celebrate 25 extraordinary years by recommitting to renewal, repair. by making this exceptional piece the birthright of every child in northern ireland for all the days to come. that's what we should be doing. god willing to be able to do it. thank you all for listening and may god bring you the peace we need. [applause] thank you. thank you very much. ♪ [applause] [laughter] [indiscernible chatter] announcer: thursday, present biden heads to dublin to meet with the president of ireland and participate in treeplanting ceremony and ringing of the p spells. it -- she will then speak with ireland's prime minister. friday, the president will tour a sanctuary before delivering remarks at a cathedral. watchful coverage of president biden's visit to

so today i come to belfast to pledge to all the people of northern ireland, the united states of america will continue to be your partner in building the future the young people of our world deserve. it matters to us, to americans, and to me personally, it genuinely matters, if you've traveled my country. so let's celebrate 25 extraordinary years by recommitting to renewal, repair, by making this exceptional piece -- peace the birthright of every child in northern ireland for all the days to come. that's what we should be doing. god willing to be able to do it. thank you all for listening and may god bring you the peace we need. thank you. [applause] thank you very much. [applause] ♪ ♪ >> thursday morning, president biden delivers remarks to the irish parliament on the trip commemorating the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement. a watch on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> c-span's washington journal. every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and discussed policy issues that impact you. thursday morning, the national allowance on -- alliance on ment

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it is essentially a way of saying protestants from northern ireland who settled in north america.lked about the great history that they showed. even when it came the point where he sort of scolding the dup about power-sharing, he introduced the line is up to you. he did not cite the dup. he was not trying to embarrass anybody. it would be good to see stormont backer, but i cannot decide. it was a long way from scolding about brexit and saying that the good friday agreement had to be protected when unionists would say that they were pushing on the friday agreement. it was a very diplomatic speech. christian: what about the economic windfall he has been touting? his special envoy to northern ireland is working in the background to supercharge the northern ireland economy. any announcements on that? >> i have been so busy putting together tomrow's paper and am not sure if there have been any announcements on it, but he emphasized that and talk about how in delaware, that is a small state that has some record numbers of companies registered in it. he was talking up the windfall and th

talked of the history, values and ideals that ireland shares with america, and of how international cooperation can support peace in northernland shares with america, and of how international cooperation can support peace in northern ireland. on that, he seems to think the uk could do more. i think that the united kingdom should be working closer with ireland in this endeavour. political violence must never again be allowed to take hold in this island. applause. the assembled politicians did hear rishi sunak say yesterday he is ready to work with his irish partners is to try to get devolved he is ready to work with his irish partners to try to get devolved government up and running again in northern ireland as soon as possible. president biden is not here in ireland to achieve any in northern ireland as soon as possible. president biden is not here in ireland to achieve any kind of diplomatic breakthrough or to try and solve the deadlock in northern ireland politics. he largely seems to be here to enjoy himself. his team that have come with him are just desperately hoping that he can do that without putting his foot in it.

mobilizing resources for the more than 4.2 million vice president harris helped to secure for northern central america. investments by businesses and social enterprises connect people to digital economy. expand access to financing. providing training and education for young people and workers and improving economic live le hoods across the region and investing in economic opportunity through the nearly 1.2 billion we provided in humanitarian assistance across the region last year and initiatives like our commitment to work with our partners to train and equip 500,000 local healthcare workers over the next five years so more people can get quality care in their own communities. all of these investments will help people feel they have a future in their own communities. of course many of these investments can take time to bear fruit so we're working in parallel on critical collaborations and initiatives with partners in the hemisphere to have a more near-term impact. first, we're supporting host countries as they provide legal protections and assistance to refugees and migrants so they can thrive in thei

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the meteorological service says the high temperatures will continue and the eastern and northern regions in america has more. this was supposed to be a fun, outdoor event where awards were given out. instead, it ended with the death of several people who suffered the effects of a heat stroke. more severe weather is on its way to parts of india, northwestern get married, texas for about a year. the temperatures will increase and deli, punjab, haryana, and northwest india. in the coming days, an orange load husband issued regarding a he driven with spring gold. while some officials praised the crowd for coming out . despite the high temperatures exceeding 40 degrees celsius, others accused the government of negligence. and he has meteorological department is advising people to take precaution. to avoid heat stroke did was a silicon, as it is advisable to not to step out during the afternoon. and if it is necessary to go out, people must carry an umbrella or cover their heads from direct sunlight. in the eastern state of west bengal, schools have been closed for we.

northern ireland known as the troubles. president biden says he looks forward to reiterating america's commitment to preserving the peace. ague emma vardy has more. air force i arrives at belfast international and northern ireland's first presidential visit in ten years is under way. time for a short hello with rishi sunak on the tarmac before the president was whisked away for the night. a ring of steel is in place in belfast city centre in what is one of the biggest security operations here of recent years. we've been planning for this for a number of weeks. we've prepared for all the various contingencies. our style and tone that we'll be delivering around this policing operation will be will remain a community focused style policing. presidential visits of the past have held great significance for northern ireland's peace process. you must say to those who still would use violence for political objectives — you were the past. in 1995, not long after a ceasefire had been declared by the republican armed paramilitaries, the ira, bill clinton crossed belfast�*s peace line to visit the divided republican and loyalist comm

he has been highlighting the peace procession of northern ireland, which america played such a prominentyears since the good friday peace agreement, which largely ended that conflict, the work of the irish border. so this will be a very special night for everybody who has come here. this is a night that the town of ballin has never seen the likes of before. there is a real sense of build—up, real sense of anticipation, and a real sense that the twill be a truly historic moment. chris, thank you so much for all of that, and for all of your reporting over the last few days. we can speak now to rose conway walsh, member of irish parliament for mayo and sinn fein spokesperson on public expenditure. thank you so much forjoining us here on the programme. this very much has felt like, well certainly this leg of the trip, the very end of president biden strip, and sort of president biden strip, and sort of a personal pilgrimage. it is indeed. and _ of a personal pilgrimage. it is indeed. and we _ of a personal pilgrimage. it is indeed. and we are _ of a personal pilgrimage. it 3 indeed. and we a

brief affair than the presidential visits of the past, but still a mark of northern ireland's continuing importance to americaourney. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. president biden is due to meet representatives of the main political parties in northern ireland tomorrow. the devolved government there was suspended more than a year ago, after the dup withdrew its support, in protest at post—brexit trading arrangements. our political editor, chris mason, is in belfast. it's a short trip forjoe biden to northern ireland butjust sum up its potential significance. this visit has been pencilled into the diaries of diplomats on both sides of the atlantic for the best part of a year now, such is the significance of this anniversary, 25 years on from the signing of the good friday agreement, and this evening the visit is under way. we can show you some additional pictures of the president getting of air force one in last half an hour or so, shaking hands with rishi sunak, who was on the tarmac to greet him, in the wind and occasional rain in northern ireland this evening. they will have a meeting face—to—face in the m

early in our administration, i had a focus on what was happening around the northern part of central america because of the irregular migration. and we created a public-private partnership. it ended up giving commitments of over $4.2 billion for three countries in the region. as a result of that work, already we have 4 million people online that had not been, one million people in the banking system that had not been. so i knew it works because we tried it. it was always my intention to take it to the continent of africa. i literally got on the phone and called a bunch of the partners there and said we are going to take this approach. we have modeled this work. many of them knew about it. they said count us in. microsoft, hp, cisco, mastercard, visa, ford foundation, melinda gates all said yes. we put together a billion dollars, 7 billion which is focused on climate. and one billion on the women's inclusion peace. it is not only u.s. investment. african private sector leaders are a part of this. because let's be clear. there are very successful private sector leaders on the continent who hav

brief affair than the presidential visits of the past, but still a mark of northern ireland's continuing importance to americajourney. emma va rdy, bbc post—conflictjourney. emma vardy, bbc news, belfast. yes, it is pretty wet in belfast. our political editor, chris mason is there. some of the significance of the us president making this trip? any visit by a us president to the uk, particularly northern ireland, is significant, but it is one that has been in diplomatic discussion for the best part of a year at least. the exact form and duration of the visit was always going to be tempered and moulded by the politics of northern ireland at the time of the visit. there was relief in washington, just as there was in london, that there was a successful recasting of the brexit arrangement for northern ireland, the so—called windsor framework. that's what has made this visit possible. but the real prize was the restoration of power—sharing devolved government here in belfast, that has not happened yet. so i think that is a contributor to a dial down sense of itineraries from both the president and prime minister. y

hearing request marks the anniversary of the earthquake a size and one powerful reported in northern americauses resulting in over 3000 people making it the deadliest event but san francisco was quickly rebuilt the city was aided by the determination of our citizens the kwaeshthd highlighted the need for better earthquake practices and encourage improvement of the earthquake preparedness we urge the evens to have earthquake insurance and protection more important documents and a communication plan and also many things we can prepare for the disaster so i'm calling for a hearing to respond in case of a huge earthquake and requesting that the department of the building stishgs and state of emergency and capital planning it report and finally a in memoriam along with my colleagues supervisor ronen like to remember and honor the livelihood's are our dear friend michael in the psa i want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible energy that he had and to celebrate the americans and from a young age michael was a par for the course fighter for social just and advocating for positive change in

hearing request marks the anniversary of the earthquake a size and one powerful reported in northern americauses resulting in over 3000 people making it the deadliest event but san francisco was quickly rebuilt the city was aided by the determination of our citizens the kwaeshthd highlighted the need for better earthquake practices and encourage improvement of the earthquake preparedness we urge the evens to have earthquake insurance and protection more important documents and a communication plan and also many things we can prepare for the disaster so i'm calling for a hearing to respond in case of a huge earthquake and requesting that the department of the building stishgs and state of emergency and capital planning it report and finally a in memoriam along with my colleagues supervisor ronen like to remember and honor the livelihood's are our dear friend michael in the psa i want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible energy that he had and to celebrate the americans and from a young age michael was a par for the course fighter for social just and advocating for positive change in

northern ireland. it is a new campus for ulster university, and she is going to be making a speech about how america standsso important in northern ireland. he is going to be speaking to staff and students here, and it's really telling he has chosen to come to university and speak to a new generation of people from northern ireland who have grown up from northern ireland who have grown up anytime where there has not been this widespread political violence. talk about what they want for the of northern ireland. we talk about what they want for the of northern ireland.— northern ireland. we are “ust trying to understand * northern ireland. we are “ust trying to understand what _ northern ireland. we are “ust trying to understand what the _ northern ireland. we arejust trying to understand what the meeting - to understand what the meeting between rishi sunak and joe biden will characterise look like, what they will discuss. we are being told not to expect any discussion on a free—trade agreement. that's something the uk has trying to secure since the uk voted to leave the eu. something that under donald trump

white house spokesperson john kirby has been traveling to northern ireland with president biden. the bbc�*s north america has he spoken about getting stormont back up and rather dumb at running? i would love to see the assembly back up and running here, because political stability will help more opportunities, whether it is trade or economic investment. they've got to have these discussions,... there's only one political is holding up the process, does the present have a particular message to the dup? the present have a particular message to the dup? , , �* , present have a particular message to the dup? , , �*, , , the dup? the president's message is reall one the dup? the president's message is really one of— the dup? the president's message is really one of congratulations - the dup? the president's message is really one of congratulations for - really one of congratulations for the 25th anniversary of the good friday agreement, and two, let's look for continued opportunities now for deeper investment between our two countries into economies. again, those kinds of investments are easier to be heart an

america together. i spoke about this with northern— together.e taoiseach in our saint— leaders, as well as the taoiseach in our saint patrick's day celebration at the _ our saint patrick's day celebration at the white house. it has been a key focus — at the white house. it has been a key focus for me through out my career _ key focus for me through out my career i— key focus for me through out my career. i rememberworking as key focus for me through out my career. i remember working as a senator, — career. i remember working as a senator, seeing how the united states— senator, seeing how the united states could support and encourage any move _ states could support and encourage any move towards peace. i got elected _ any move towards peace. i got elected in — any move towards peace. i got elected in 1972 is a 29—year—old kid to the _ elected in 1972 is a 29—year—old kid to the united states senate, and it wasiust_ to the united states senate, and it wasjust the start to the united states senate, and it was just the start of it, to the united sta

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