knowledge, they wouldn't have survived, because until very recently, have not been dependent on the outer worldcently that i started hearing the term climate refugees. they're totally reliant on ships taking imported food stocks over there. so we're really looking at ways that we can revive traditional knowledge, bring in some fresh produce to enhance tuvalu food futures. - i think all the people know here, most of the time when we got the high level at the sea, most of this place is full of sea water. so it's very hard to maintain, like everything here, because of the sea water. that's why we raise up the garden, because of the sea water. i think that's the only way we have to do, to raise up, to put on the table. like i think that's a good idea for that one, to raise up the bed. most of the people here in tuvalu, some they believe of the climate change. but some, they don't believe. they didn't believe that tuvalu can like what the people think, but climate change, it's happened. everything changed. (waves rolling) (bright music) (water gushing) - [woman] what i've been told and from what i u

her task is to overcome this outer world in her turn. well, it is also difficult for a child.ok, here, uh, alexander gelievich. he is a philosopher. and such rubbish or philosophers, he simply lives in philosophy, he is not an armchair philosopher. he is a real philosopher. i think this is the philosophy of the problem is always natasha is also a philosopher. and now imagine that the child is a young girl. she is born in an environment and in an atmosphere where the tense atmosphere of achievement reigns, like any child. she masters the world. she absorbs what is around, including herself, and absorbs the ideas reigning around her, but at some point there comes a turning point. what awakens what is called independent thinking? that is she wants not just to understand some ideas, she wants to experience them, and for these ideas to become her choice was between the institute of philosophy and the philosophical faculty. we chose for a long time, but we nevertheless decided that the faculty of philosophy, it works strictly systematically methodically and, as it were, this academi

since then i’ve been writing all the time and my inner world is obviously used as stronger than the outer worldfore of an apocalyptic level . thank god that my inner world, which began with my grandmother's prayer, difficult times are turning points, about 10 years ago i returned to that prayer that i thought , well, that's how my grandmother prays, what does she know there , it's called i have already defended my doctoral dissertation and i know a lot but knowledge is a lot of knowledge, a lot of sadness, as you know, and without this grandmother’s prayer, i obviously wouldn’t be communicating here now, and without knowing it, i wouldn’t have lived to receive such a good award, here’s such a genius, don’t even sprinkle this word, because i’m just now writing a report uh, which i have, it turned out to be you 21 august to the village of sukha in dmytro kremen's homeland here i am right now in the context of dmytro kremen here i am, well, how can i say i want to say it's hard to get out of it, but you don't need to get out of it because it's a very good field of poetry that's close to me, well,

poet, since then i write all the time and my inner world is obviously used as stronger than the outer worldnd therefore of an apocalyptic level. this is how everyone understands it, thank god that my inner world, which began with my grandmother's prayer, difficult times are turning points, i returned to that prayer about 10 years ago that i thought, well, that 's how my grandmother prays, what does she know there, it's called i already have a doctoral dissertation i defended and i know a lot, but knowledge is a lot of knowledge, a lot of sadness, as you know, and without that grandmother’s prayer, i obviously wouldn’t be communicating here now and without knowing it, i wouldn’t have lived to receive such a good award, this is such a genius, i’m not afraid to say this word because i’m just writing a report right now which i have turned out to be you on august 21. in the village of sukha in the homeland of dmytro kremenya. here i am right now in the context of dmytro kremenya. here i am, well, how can i say it? i wanted to say that it is difficult to get out of it, but there is no need to get

that is, it was as if i, or i , died for the outside world, or as if the outer world died for me, anddeep crisis, in that state , a reversal occurred to myself. here is the long way. it was somewhere about five years ago and this transformation of my inner it continues. well, to this day, that is, this is already such a process that, probably, does not stop. it's just that you 're falling deeper and deeper into your existence at the center. of its existence. and it is very interesting there, such knowledge and understanding of experience are opened there. well, very deep. in a sense, those inner questions that i asked myself for many years are mystical. that search for god outside, which i was looking for in monasteries in books in people. i found and met him within myself. and when this meeting happens all the questions are bigger, but they disappear. well , you know, you are a public person, a very famous person, and for sure, both women and girls and men are faced with finding themselves out of a crisis in various periods of their lives and will never read or watch our interview, o

in me, since then i write all the time and my inner world is obviously used as stronger than the outer worldfore of an apocalyptic level. and we are probably somewhere close to such a level now we are experiencing disasters, not only ukraine, but also the whole world, wise people understand it all, thank god that my inner world, which began with my grandmother's prayer, difficult times, turning points, i returned to that prayer about 10 years ago that i thought , well, that's how my grandmother prays that she there you know it's called i have already defended my doctoral dissertation and i know a lot, but knowledge is a lot of knowledge a lot of sadness, as you know, and without this grandmother's prayer, i obviously wouldn't be communicating here now and without knowing i would have lived to receive such a good award, here's such a genius a sprinkling of this word, because i am writing a report, uh, that i have, it turned out that on august 21, you are the village of sukha in the homeland of dmytro kremenya. so, i am right now in the context of dmytro kremenya. so, i, too, how can i say it?

i must turn its critical lens on the outer world. more often that there's great disparity there on this issue. i think it's just important for giving me catherine, for interjecting but i do want to just frame, you know, women in conflict zones or what have you. i mean, it can be tricky. you know, for some women in certain cultures, there is this association for better or worse, this pressure that you must be modest, you must not speak, you know, are gardner, a lot of public attention. i mean, these are pockets of the worlds, not the whole world, but you know, so culture obviously plays a role as well. and i'm wondering sarah diffuser and continue with this business as usual. what's the real fear in your mind? just to put it briefly as well? as for sure, i think could be there's going to be an erosion, a continued erosion of trusting joint lives in a, at the moment for, you know, the doing this thing is in crisis. we have heard about media organizations closing . we've heard about many cutbacks in, in the, in news rooms, and that's a

>> it's not a common practice in the outer world, but in the trump world, you can see and reach all the back to last summer when we saw cassie hutchinson in the same process, in the same procedure and then realize at some point this is not in my best interest and went out and got her own counsel. so one of the ways that donald trump controls the pawns, the rooks, the castles in his orbit is to assign them counsel of his seeking and his orbit. >> yeah. now, and we're also learning the surveillance footage that's linked to the new obstruction charges against trump in the classified documents case was only obtained in recent weeks. is that a sign that the special counsel is still digging despite essentially charges being brought? >> it clearly is. and as a good special prosecutor, mr. smith has shown himself to be, you never stop looking for things that will help your case move forward or to bring the people you want to charge to the table to plead. >> yeah. now, i want to switch to there's a lot of jurisdictions here, but i want to switch to a state investigation in georgia tied . fulton

the time, you know, he didn't seem any different from the rest of them, you know, at least in the outer world. and he always defended the administration. but the thing about, larry, that's really important is to keep in mind that he is unlike the rest of them. he is a man of the congress. he gets picked by nixon because of his ability to operate it successfully on capitol hill. and that's who his friends are. people in congress. so in some sense, he's his behavior doesn't just reflect the imperatives of the national security state. it reflects his friends even in the republican party, who are often more anti-war than we actually realize at the time. and the basic thing that laird does, which i it is documented throughout book, is he insists on troop and he is insisting that from the summer of 1960 not and he never changes and he also makes it clear to nixon lest he must list nixon noticed that they have to do this in order to maintain their to maintain the support of the public that if you want the public believe that you are serious about getting peace in vietnam and you're not in the isn't

a model that i'm trying to push myself all the time. pushing, pushing see the world from a different perspective on outers, aaron, and what's behind the complex deal between iran and the us. that rod will release american prisoners in exchange for a ring and citizens detained in the us and access the 1000000000 in frozen funds. could that pay the ways of the revival of a nuclear deal? this is inside the hello and welcome to the program and several venue, a months of in direct negotiations between bitter enemies. the us and iran of culminated in a complex agreement that includes the prisoner exchange. 5 americans detained, intact, run, have already been moved to house arrest. and in time, a number of the radians jailed in the us will be freed. perhaps most significant is the release of billions of dollars and frozen they range and assets. us sanctions remain in place and mistrust is still an issue for both parties, but the deal is being described as a significant political achievement. and some analyst suggested could lay the groundwork for revisiting the 2015 nuclear cord. so we'll disagreement lead to an

outer london. harry farley, bbc news. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news.me other stories making news. at least 18 people have been killed and more than 20 injured when a bus plunged into a ravine in northwestern mexico. three children were among the dead. officials said the bus was travelling from mexico city to tijuana, which is on the border with the united states. the driver has been arrested. representatives of hollywood's studios and producers are set to meet delegates from the writers guild of america. writers have been on strike since may, demanding more money and better protection from the impact of artificial intelligence. the producers say the guild's rhetoric has been unfortunate. nicolas petro, the son of colombia's president, gustavo petro, has confessed to taking large sums of money from a drug cartel. he told prosecutors during a hearing that he tried to put some of the money into his father's election campaign last year. president petro said he was hurt, but would make sure the prosecution goes ahead. you're live with bbc news. some afghan

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model that i'm trying to push myself all the time. pushing, pushing see the world from the different perspective. one outers, aaron, the on the side of this board and here's far, rob, thank you so much. spain and beaten england to win the women's world cup for the 1st time. a single goal decided the final that took place in sydney, australia alex thomas reports faced, fainted smiles, a flag waving, dancing. 2 and another policy atmosphere had been a storage match between 2 1st time will come by and list 6 people matches and 72 days into this impressive tournaments, england and spain dashing for the finish line side by side. this has been an event to live long in the memory, especially for australians and use even this. the ceremony to pull kick off. feeling like a tribute to help a co host to make the world sits up and take. notice that when play did get on the way england found themselves with less exemption for the 1st time in the tournament . lowering him, hit the plus bar. with spring to billy, kept an old account, mona leading from the front. but her team, one up with the price will be pain and then we

london's ultra low emission zone is expanding to take in the city's outer suburbs later this month and will become one of the world'saustin has been looking at how clean air zones have been working in other parts of england. signs like these have become a common sight. we'vejust entered birmingham's clean air zone. it's been in operation for over two years now, and it's one of seven that have sprung up in cities around england over the past few years. here, driving an older, more polluting car or van means an e8 daily charge. in one residential area, we got a sense of how opinions remain divided. a lot of people live here, ok, especially kids. at least, those cars which make a lot of pollution, i think we should consider the direction of banning them. there are a lot of people round here struggling to put food on the table. and as for the clean air zone, no, that won't work because the people round here won't be able to afford other cars. the manager of this shop did manage to switch to a car that doesn't attract a charge, but he still felt a financial hit. they order something to my shop. first question they ask me

london's ultra low emission zone is expanding to take in the city's outer suburbs later this month and will become one of the world'sour transport correspondent katy austin has been looking at how clean air zones have been working in other parts of england. signs like these have become a common sight. we'vejust entered birmingham's clean air zone. it's been in operation forjust over two years now, and it's one of seven that have sprung up in cities around england over the past few years. here, driving an older, more polluting car or van means an e8 daily charge in one residential area. we got a sense of how opinions remain divided. some people welcomed the zone and even said it should be stricter. a lot of people live here, 0k, especially kids, at least those cars, which makes a lot of pollution. i think we should consider in a direction of banning them. others strongly objected. because i'm disabled, i don't have to pay, but i would have to pay if i wasn't disabled. but there's a lot of people around here struggling to put food on the table. and as for the clean air zone, no, it won't work because the people that r

outer london today. if you look at the maps, they are breaking the world health organisation safety levels today.roblem there in uxbridge , the only there in uxbridge, the only problem there is we're a bit suspicious of them . suspicious of them. >> final word, mike rutherford . >> final word, mike rutherford. you know, the point being made is that air quality to next next to main roads can be bad. that is a fair point, of course. >> but what is not a fair point is that you blame the lady's asthma problem. you said specifically car pollution. that's what i mean. it's narrowed to down the car. it's not the bus. it's not the truck. it's not the anything else. it's the car. so we're barking. >> guys, i tell you what, i've tried to make sure you both get a fair a fair crack. >> one last point, nigel. >> one last point, nigel. >> very quick. >> very quick. >> really believe in this, >> if he really believe in this, if he really believed that these cars killing and cars are killing children and others us, would others and harming us, he would say, want your money. say, i don't want your money. i'm to b

outer london today. if you look at the maps, they are breaking the world health organisation safety levels today.roblem there in uxbridge , the only there in uxbridge, the only problem there is we're a bit suspicious of them . suspicious of them. >> final word, mike rutherford . >> final word, mike rutherford. you know, the point being made is that air quality to next next to main roads can be bad. that is a fair point, of course. >> but what is not a fair point is that you blame the lady's asthma problem. you said specifically car pollution. that's what i mean. it's narrowed to down the car. it's not the bus. it's not the truck. it's not the anything else. it's the car. so we're barking. >> guys, i tell you what, i've tried to make sure you both get a fair a fair crack. >> one last point, nigel. >> one last point, nigel. >> very quick. >> very quick. >> really believe in this, >> if he really believe in this, if he really believed that these cars killing and cars are killing children and others us, would others and harming us, he would say, want your money. say, i don't want your money. i'm to b

outer space. of course, foreign publications could not ignore russia's intention to become the first country in the world spacecraft will make a soft landing on the south pole of the moon numerous publications on various portals from purely space, for example with a belt, to such as the bbc and the guardian in general. all of them fairly objectively covered the topic, but nevertheless, the inserts that the quote from the war with ukraine prevented russia from launching the moon 25 earlier , there is also a publication that emphasizes that russia wants to prove to the west that sanctions on the country’s space successes are not interference, but they also add that if the mission suddenly fails, then allegedly. this , reuters writes, will raise questions about russia's space ambitions after decades of rivalry with the united states during the cold war. in 15 countries , national and preparatory committees and the world youth festival have begun their work, it will be held in sochi on the territory of sirius in the twenty- fourth year svetlana ochmyhala knows the details. she is live svetlana greetings whic

world, where america and the west impose their will on everyone. well, in general, she feels, and only in russia, not only in the union state in the outer east in africaasia, and even in fact in many not everyone likes the european countries, the current dependence of the united states, so the request that such a new structure has appeared is, of course, a huge number of countries in the global south. it is both latin america and africa that are striving to join the brix. i understand that, well, it really is an alternative center of power there. yes, you can maneuver between the interests of the west and now such non-western coalitions of states are being formed. and if, for example, you are being squeezed by political westerners. and demanding yes there ah change your policy, because they gave loans there to one or another country in africa in latin america, then you can apply for loans there, for example, to the development bank in rix well, and so on. that is , this organization seems to have enormous potential. what is the connection between the series of sudden deaths of nato generals and failed boarding schools, why the electoral marathon in th

to transfer military confrontation to outer space and information space to use military and non-military means from pressure on the formation of a multipolar worldaid the head of the russian ministry of defense china india countries from latin america and africa with the former soviet republics in central asia the main problem for them is the constant hotbeds of conflict in afghanistan after a decade of american protectorate the influence of international terrorist organizations is growing; western countries are increasingly interacting with various national non-pashtun armed formations. the idea for action is clear: on the one hand, a conflict center is being created in the border areas of our partners, and on the other, military assistance is being offered to neutralize conflicts. russia's response to attempts by western countries to increase influence in the asian region is the joint military exercises of moscow and partners in organizing a collective security treaty. in addition to russia in it includes armenia and belarus kazakhstan kyrgyzstan and tajikistan plus assistance with strengthening the border. the armed forces of ukraine this nig

outer space. the roots of the current lunar emission date back to soviet times when the ussr was a world leader and space exploration. let's take a look at the predecessors of the latest russian lunar emission marking the revival of the countries moon program. the the russian as far as the appraisers. the show me some of it. he says that the trying to touch the imagination of drugs meetings at around 300000 miles to us is breathtaking in this field. raja is 1st again the everywhere. pneumonia is number one to speak of conversation. the machine is actually collect the, the style of the shows that i'm not sure the, the thing when we do it pushes some of rushes. allies like india have already congratulated moscow with the successful launch a balloon. a 25. the lender is expected to reach the moon's orbit next wednesday, with the landing on earth close to satellite plan for august 21st. join are to to get the latest from our special coverage of the historic launch. the u. gone and officials have lashed out at the world bank for refusing to continue lending money to the country unless it changes its tri

the family of the world-famous artist of the brand walked the main task of the builders was to preserve the color on gogi, the outer part was completed with old brick, the foundation was strengthened, and the inner part of the roof was made of modern materials, the renovated lubavitcher synagogue will not only become a place of attraction for believers, but also strengthen the tourist potential of the city in in the future , the house of prayer will become a cultural and educational center, where holidays will be held exhibitions and presentations. thank you very much for your news, you will definitely need to place a beautiful building for yourself if you go there next time you visit vitebsk, but what will you have a story about? and vitebsk is getting ready for a big sports festival with the second games of the cis countries on the eve of international competitions. in the regional center , training fights in thai boxing took place , the dress rehearsal of the multisport forum. we will show yours in our story. thank you very much. please pass on our big greetings to vitebsk, and we will ready to watch your story.

now the capital will tomorrow become the world's largest pollution charging area when ulez expands to outergainst the expansion and a labour frontbencher, justin madders , saying the mayor must madders, saying the mayor must reflect act if it's the right time to be going ahead that with households being hit with an expense too many, he said. >> keith price prince, i apologise, is the conservative member of the london assembly for havering and redbridge and joins us in the studio. keith, just hours away now from this starting , how are you feeling? starting, how are you feeling? how are your residents feeling? because it's going to happen. well they're very upset. >> been the doorstep >> i've been on the doorstep yesterday morning. yesterday, say this morning. they're upset . this is they're really upset. this is just people who can't just selling people who can't afford a new car down the river. it's okay if you've got money, you're allowed to pollute. but if haven't money, if you haven't got money, you're not. wrong is that? and not. how how wrong is that? and one of my charities in romfor

outer richmond neighborhood since then. and close on the heels the 4 star opens since 1913. >> when you come in to a movie theatre, the rest of the world has to be left behind. but you get e mersed in the world that is film makers made for you. that is a special experience to very much we can all think of the movies that we saw in the big screen of with everybody screaming or laughing or crying. it is a shared human experience that you get when you go in to places that are gatherings and artist presented to you. >> a shared experience is the most precious. and the popcorn. [laughter]. at the balboa especially, we stroif to have movies for people of every generation from the pop corn palace movies on the weekend mornings, for families and kids. this is for everybody of all ages. >> what is great about the richmond is it is a neighborhood of the immigrants. belongs to immigrants not ap i immigrants you will see that there are also a huge population of rush wrans and ukrainian immigrants they stay united you am see that the support they lend to each other as a community. and cinderella bakery is another legacy business. if you go on the w

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outer space. the device worked in space. about half a year. he conveyed congratulations to the inhabitants of the earth, the satellite signal recorded by students in 11 languages ​​of the worldby radio amateurs, not only from russia but also from germany, japan , korea and other countries. that was the day in history. do you want to be automatically notified about personal allowances and benefits, they can come immediately to your personal account for public services. this is not the only communication channel in this edition of the instructions, we will tell you how to receive good news, which has become more automatic this year. now you can find out about the benefits for pregnant women and those that depend on the age of the child . previously, information was received at the birth of children and the establishment of disability and the onset of retirement age; notification will come when the following life situations occur, whether it is confirmed disability has reached retirement age , the woman has become registered due to pregnancy, the parents have registered the birth of the child , or the child is three six eight or 11 years old. a small questionnaire may come with

worlds. so if you want to carry around less gadgets and you don't mind that slim outer screen, the z fold 5 is a versatile device. it's available now. >> if you want more information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> maybe if james teaches i would do it. that's the only way i'd switch for your health. there's a new experimental procedure and it can improve your vision if you lost sight in just one eye, what they do is they take stem cells from the other eye to healthy. i and they expand and grow those in a lab. they put a graft and a lab and then they grow them and then they translate that into your injured eye. this is the first study in the u.s. to test out this new technique and the hope is to treat disorders that happened after, for example, you got a chemical burn in your eye or some other. i issue that injured that i a larger study is currently underway. but isn't that amazing? and then and then except james someday, not kidding. you. you make that i'd be out bionic. and then by that's a game changer. i want zoom functionality. all

worlds. so if you want to carry around less gadgets and you don't mind that slim outer screen, the z fold 5 isant more information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. i like it. i do for change in that case with the phone. >> all right, 6.31 right now, tesla is notifying some workers whose original personal information was leaked in a massive data breach. now they're letting him know that it affected about 75,000 workers. the maine attorney general's office actually came out with this information that somebody leaked info names, addresses social security numbers. that was what the leak involved. there are some complaints from tesla that owners, tesla information has been leaked. tesla is accusing 2 former employees of mishandling the data and tesla's actually filed a lawsuit against them. >> all right. let's turn to a news for your health this morning. there's a new experimental procedure to help improve vision for those who have lost sight in one eye. so the procedure take stem cells from your healthy. i and then they grow it, expanded grafte

worlds. so if you want to carry around less gadgets and you don't mind that slim outer screen, the z fold 5 isre information, you can go to my website rich on tech dot tv. i'm rich demuro and you tech smart, thinner screen. >> 7.50, right now. tesla is notifying workers whose personal information was leaked in a massive data breach. more than 75,000 tesla workers have been affected by this. the maine attorney general's office has come out with the information that the personal information that was leaked includes names, addresses and social security numbers of the workers. but also then some complaints that tesla owners that they are information was lake tesla is accusing 2 former employees of mishandling the data. and tesla has actually filed a lawsuit against those workers. more changes may be coming to according to elon musk users will no longer be able to block other accounts on acts blocking is going to be deleted as a feature except for direct messages. it's unclear when the block feature is going away. but users are afraid that that's going result in an increase of harassment on the soc

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competition to third world yet non-afghanistan, the other crisis points during the cold war, my central argument of the romans i mentioned system-level change plus the new developments cyber and outer space the lack of constraints as arms-control collapses and ongoing crises are recasting the dangers of the cold war period, the balance of terror is less stable as incentives for preemptive action in a crisis are being re-created and the stakes are no longer peripheral. it's not about afghanistan or parts of the peripheral of the soviet union or what we call the third world, these are vital interests, the balance of the stakes are now vital. that's the elements of tricolor instability in the title of my work. >> that's great and that takes us to the central question. the argument of the book is that you can't simply extend that understanding of mutual permeability and mutual destruction which is the key to the two-way contest with the soviet union and then the successor state. because once you add in triad and the uneasy relationship that they have with russia, you get what ernie believes said to bill brought was a conceptual problem. and then i will review the rest of his quote, to

outer space, the lack of constrained and ongoing crises the balance of terror is less stable as the incentives for preemptive action and the stakes are no longer peripheral or parts of the third world these are vital interests. ukraine for the future of europe, taiwan is central in northeast asia and a declared a vital interest of both sides so the balance of tigard is less stable into the stakes are vital. that's great and that takes us to the central question. so the argument of the book is you can'tit expand that understanding of the mutual destruction which is the key to the contest with the soviet union and its and of course the successor state. but once you add in china and the easy relationship that they had with russia, you get what was said, a conceptual problem to sort of correlate this with your argument. you've got to change the traditional approach of equalizing weapons or strategic delivery systems. but how to do that is still unclear.hi since the process has emerged, i've talked about it with a handful of members in the senate. the understanding of the instabilities being inserted is pretty weak right now so give a fairly concrete sense of why this is such a differen

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