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to ukraine to carry out strikes against russian rears on its territory, this is also dragging the overtondow, i am not, i am not sure that in the near future will be this question. decided in our favor, but sooner or later politicians in europe, politicians in america will have to make this decision. since the 22nd year, we have been asking our partners to close our nego, with arguments, but so far there has been no such decision, here is an example of how long it can take. ukraine destroyed another actually russian ship, the cyclone, it is called, a carrier, by the way, of calibers, one of the last, which was located on the territory of or near the black sea fleet, mr. pavle, how will this generally affect, or will it not affect, possible shelling of our country with calibers from on the part of the russians, and this is another, or is this another demonstration of the fact that... that the russians are no longer dominant, at least near the crimean peninsula, at least in the area of ​​the black sea fleet, well, it is already known, well, you can even google the map to see that the forces

... allowing ukraine to carry out strikes on russian rears on its territory is also a drag on the overton don't, i'm not sure what will happen in the near future. this issue has been resolved in our favor, but sooner or later politicians in europe and america will have to make this decision. we have been asking since the 22nd year to close our sky partners, it is argued, but so far there is no such solution, here is an example of how long it can last. the armed forces of ukraine have destroyed another properly russian white, the cyclone, it is called, a carrier, by the way, of calibers, one of the last, which was located on the territory of or near the black sea fleet, mr. pavle, how will this generally affect, or will it not affect, possible shelling with the calibers of our country from the rashists, and this is another, or is it another? a demonstration that the russians are no longer dominant, at least near crimea peninsula, at least in the area of ​​the black sea fleet, well, it is already known, well, you can even go for a walk, look at the map, that the forces of the black sea flee

with permission to ukraine . strikes on russian rears on its territory, this is also dragging the overton am not sure that this issue will be resolved in the near future, in our favor, but sooner or later politicians in europe and america will have to make this decision, we in the 22nd year, we were asked to close our nevo partners to arg... but so far there is no such decision, here is an example of how long it can take. the armed forces of ukraine destroyed another, actually russian ship, the cyclone, called the carrier, to things, calibers, one of the last, which was on the territory or near the black sea fleet. mr. pavle, how is this in general... will it affect or not affect the possible shelling of our country with calibers by the russians, and this is another, or is this another demonstration that the russians are no longer dominant, at least near the crimean peninsula, at least in the area of ​​the black sea fleet , well, it is already known, well, you can even google it, look at the map, that the forces of... the black sea fleet are now concentrated, the most combat-capable, conc

people’s ears, 2020 and this, and what you’re talking about, there’s this whole thing called the overtons them, but it begins to be exaggerated in society, the next stage is when they say, during the blockade in leningrad, the mother fed the child humanely so that he would survive, this is given some slightly positive story, in history... it happened, we were beaten, here you go, i have a bruise here, what kind of bruise is this, no one understands how to stories with cannibalism, then people begin to appear who are very actively exaggerating this, then someone who supports it, then it becomes a standard, and how the police turned from 100 years of their history there into punitive forces in 2 weeks, at that moment people needed to think, do we even have any backing for this police in this whole story, the verton window was played. many, many times in different different societies, again, this directly depends on whether this overton window is allowed to play out, but in the twentieth year it was a story with social networks, we didn’t work like that on social networks, it was wrong, i t

the french flag was raised, overton easier. the colonial authorities tried to deprive the country of its air of identity and populated with european settling. such an easy ins did not put up with the loss of freedom era. patriots had been fighting against french colonialism for decades until june easier gained the independence in 1956 of the, the geography. we have this term big places. the big places are places where like they are layers and layers and layers of history or something huge happens. you're still in the south carolina. it's a big place the i thinking a lot of ways and we can understand what has happened in south carolina and to be a land to understand a whole host of racial issues across the country.

sooner or later, germany will give the so -called red lines, all of them or how overton's windows areetting bigger and bigger. this will not have any consequences, the only bad thing is that all these permits should have been given to us two years ago, then the war would have gone differently, but unfortunately, the west is dragging its feet for a very long time, as for the possibility of their to the troops, that too, that too the opening of the same overton windows, yes, there is something like that, let's go... first these instructors will come, then something else, well, ideally for us it would be good if they closed the sky for us, for example, well, at least there somewhere to to kyiv, yes, and we could already use the patriots right here on the border, protecting sumy, kharkiv, defending in the south for zaporizhzhia, odesa, kherson and mykolaiv, well, and i think that further, further it is... right here the main thing is that our society does not freeze, because everyone is tired of the war, and allies, and well, both the army and society, but it is important that the russian

the french flag was raised, overton easier. the colonial authorities tried to deprive the country of its air of identity and populated with european settling. such an easy and did not put up with the loss of freedom era. patriots had been fighting against french colonialism for decades until to an easier game. the independence in 1956 the welcome. like across the dock where all things are considered. i'm peter lavelle to remind you were discussing ukraine the okay, go back to david in, in dallas, in the publication responsible state craft. uh, occasionally it has something worth reading and it did have, this was their main article or as we speak right now. poaching may be at the door why is bite and ignoring the bell, which of course is being making a reference to a writer story. a couple of new cycles ago where the, the kremlin officials have made it clear that the russian side is interested in talks negotiations. no details given of course, but the door is cracked open as it were. if we can keep using that matter for the west

given to us there, germany will sooner or later give, the so-called red lines, they are all, or as overton’sindows keep getting bigger, bigger, but none it is not of consequence will have, the only bad thing is that all these permits are necessary... they should have been given to us two years ago, then the war would have gone differently, but unfortunately, the west is dragging its feet for a very long time, as for the possibility of their troops entering there, this is also, this is also the opening of the same windows of overton, yes there is like what aha, let's first let these instructors come in, then something else, well, ideally it would be good for us that they close it for us. or for example, well , at least there somewhere before kyiv, yes, we could already use patriots right here on the border, defending sumy, kharkiv, defending. or in the south for zaporizhzhia, odesa, kherson and mykolaiv, well, and i think that it will be further, further, here the most important thing is that our society does not freeze, because everyone is tired of the war, both its allies and , well, both t

early thirties, when it turned out that, in general, all the processes had a very bright economic overtoneswhat, well, if first they poked at the people, then the people return, of course, of course, by the way, they returned for the most part, that’s the last thing that the shooting or returned everything, then 25. and the last thing i would like to say is this absolutely wonderful report by elpois, they traveled together with the tetsekashniks, drove around the region , they looked at how they were running from the military commissars, they were amazed, and the military commissar, accordingly, wondered where such dislike for the army came from, i would like to see the person who gave birth to such dislike, so guys, you yourself did everything to be hated, you they themselves violated everything imaginable and the unthinkable. the worst thing about this story is that he will never understand why he is being criticized, even if he hears his address now, he will still not understand, what did i say? i didn’t say anything like that, everything is fine, i don’t know, i haven’t studied the biog

window, the overton windows, did not turn into the norm, and you and i would sit quietly and watch whatve that muslims will teach them a lot of good things, including family normal values, there are different muslims, by the way, you can learn a lot from them, this is the first second, there is even more terrible news, in germany today, there is criminal liability for possession of child pornography, there is none, only an administrative fine, and you know what explanation they came up with in the german ministry, we need to know this, this is where europe is heading. and there are too many pedophiles, so we will make fines, that’s what’s going on there, now about the amulets, of course, we understand perfectly well that we, too, are not from anything are insured, if we say, everything is fine, we have traditions, we will always live normally, everything will be fine, no, we must do this, we have enshrined the institution of family in the constitution, we have enshrined in the constitution respect for our history, this is where it all begins , perhaps, if the germans and french taught m

window, the overton windows did not become the norm, and you and i would sit quietly and watch whatlims will teach them a lot of good things, including family values normal. there are different muslims, by the way, you can learn a lot from them, this is the first, second, there is even more terrible news, in germany today, there is criminal liability for possession of child pornography, there is none, only an administrative fine, and you know what the explanation is came up with the german ministry, we need to know this, this is where europe is heading, we have few prisons, and there are too many pedophiles, so we will make fines, this is what is going on there, now about... they really work against them, what regarding the policy of conservation, i absolutely agree with oleg sergeevich that christianity as a religion was the bearer of traditional values. europe, which abandoned christianity in the era of secularization, there in modern times, and which very much destroyed this religion in the 20th century, christianity actually ceased to play any role there, both in the catholic an

officials, citing allegations of offensive and hurtful language and quote hostility and racist overtones being portrayed during the heated exchanges. one video in particular, shows a group of mostly white men in the counter yelling at a black woman. cnn's rafael romo joins us now with much more on this rough tell us more like there are multiple videos circulating online showing the protest at the university of mississippi and oxford. >> but there's one video in particular that has gone viral and it's at the center of the controversy before i show you the video, we need to warn our viewers that it may be offensive to some people as you can see the video shows a group of mostly young on white men in the counterprotest yelling at a black woman, at least one counter is seen on video and appears to be making gestures at the woman. >> we now know who the woman in the video is. >> her name is jailyn smith. she's 24 years old. she confirmed to cnn that she's the woman seen in the video. smith said that during the protest, pro-palestinian seem to demonstrators were kept in an enclosure which poli

overtones were about to show you some of that confrontation and a warning you might find and some of this disturbing all right adding to the outrage that video was shared on social media by georgia republican congressman mike collins, who posted quote, ole miss taking care of business. >> cnn's rafael romo has been looking into all of this. raphael cnn actually spoke with the woman being taunted in that video and what did she say? >> yeah, fred, first of all, she confirmed that as she was indeed the woman that appears in the video and she also explained what happened on that momentum. and fred, there are multiple videos circulating online showing the protest at the university of mississippi in oxford. but there's one video ones that you showed up a moment ago. that video in particular that has gone viral and is at the center of this controversy before i show you the video, we need to warn again, our viewers that it may be offensive to some people as you can see the video shows a group of mostly young white men in the counter yelling at a black woman, at least one counter protester is

window, overton windows, did not turn into the norm, and you and i would sit quietly and watch, whatwn, i i think that muslims will teach them a lot of good things, including normal family values, even if there are different muslims, by the way, you can learn a lot from them. this is the first, second, there is even more terrible news: in germany from today there is criminal liability for possession of child pornography, there is no such thing, only an administrative fine, and you know what explanation the german ministry of justice came up with, we should know this, this is where europe is heading , there are few prisons, but there are too many pedophiles, so we will make fines, that’s what’s going on there, now about the amulets, of course we understand perfectly well that we, too , are not insured against anything, if we say: everything is fine, we have traditions, we will always live normally, that’s it it will be good, no, we have to do this, we have enshrined in the constitution the institution of family, we have enshrined in the constitution respect for our history, this is wh

unobtrusively, subtly. watching the reaction, you look at how they work with public opinion, they open the overtonhey look there, how the population will react, what else can they play on, play for pity or, on the contrary, play for more such tough topics, yes, how to implement all this, for example, not to cause discontent. village, that is, well it’s just visible, i just remember how it was, well, in ukraine, how they tried to promote this ato topic in order to lure the maximum number of people into it, i just remember, for example, camouflage nets, i remember i was in prison, the tv was on for a while, i just turn on the news there, every day, that russia, donbass must be destroyed, constantly, every day, every day, every day, but, for example, at the end of the news there they, yes there evening ones, they have such a social plot there, like good pooping the girl, it means, weaves these camouflage networks somewhere at school, somewhere on the periphery, then people get involved in helping the army, it’s so worthy, it’s so cool, and of course everyone says, we are against the war, we’re just h

aircraft, that is, there is a contract there. thinks about how they will destroy russia, is this an overtonreally a provocation, well, more like a provocation, they feel that they are under the umbrella, hardly these provocations, among these provocations, here is the west, we say, there is the west, there are direct players, it is very important, now in europe, this is macron, the most an aggressive player, of course, the united states of america, it makes no difference who is at the helm, there are states that have the desired destruction of russia in their doctrine, the united states does not... in any case, the language of ultimatums, this language of ultimatums can be joined in in the trade sphere, in the trade and ship sector, because they believe that chinese goods will always reach them and build the economy on certain things, in this regard, you know, uh, of course, no one wants a third world war, but why do we need peace, in which we are not, if this is a very cunning plan of the west, look, when we gave you flying air conditioners there, well... they laughed, it seemed so, vulgar

do you think this is a real split, or is this again an overton window, yes, that is , information is, i don’t know exactly for what reasons, mr. stoltenberg, at the final stage of his tenure as nato secretary general, aleksandrelevich , we hear you with some pauses, i don’t really understand if this is a problem with the sound or if we have some kind of technical glitch. i don't know, here we go, yes, that means, but in any case, yes, in any case, it's hard to say why stoltenberg, at the end of his tenure in this position, which ended ... in the coming fall, decided to try to play along with the most aggressive, rabid forces in the north atlantic alliance, which continue to push towards the escalation of tensions in ukraine, reminiscent of people who are blindfolded and moving towards abyss, because the danger of such a course is obvious. already in this direction, british representatives declared their readiness to allow the kiev regime to use their long-range weapons for attacks on targets on russian territory, and such eastern european states as poland and latvia have also spoken

throughout russia, how do you assess this statement and what do you think, can this be the case, but the overtoneee that many leaders of the european union and countries that are included in nato, they speak out against, but the discussion has begun, the discussion has begun, some support, some do not support, won’t it turn out that, as was the case with the supply of tanks initially, as... around the issue of long-range missiles, when all this begins from some kind of stuffing, and then turns into a made decision? you know, an absolutely irresponsible decision, or rather a statement. they will come running to help, they are mistaken. remember when the second world war began in 1939, and how france and great britain guaranteed poland an immediate offensive in the war against germany, if tana goes to poland, they attacked, conquered, and the french and british sat out. the same thing will happen now, if poland counts on the help of its leaders from the ocean, it will wait a long time for this help. so i think other countries. which, in general, belong to the countries of earlier earlier nato count

the soviet people in the victory in the patriotic war, but as it turns out, the wind blew from the overtongorically unacceptable began to gradually enter our lives. although there is the nuremberg trial, which, by and large, answered all the questions. all the forces of the state are assigned to them, already in this matter we, adults, should remember that we need to educate not children, but ourselves, because children will still be like us. patriotism does not mean only love for one’s homeland is much more, it is an awareness of one’s inalienability from the homeland. and an integral experience with her of her happy and unhappy days. this is what alexey nikolaevich tolstoy spoke about patriotism more than a century ago. his words have not lost their relevance to this day; the topic of patriotism itself has become even more relevant in recent years. why? today, we also tried to figure this out together with scientists, because even something so important for the country is very personal for every belarusian. near. like patriotism, as it turns out, so is science the belarus24 tv channel br

serbia is also on sidinpin’s agenda, a working visit with historical overtones.of a century ago, when american planes bombed yugoslavia, shells fell on the chinese embassy in belgrade. three chinese journalists were killed and 20 people were injured. in response, nato simply announced that the strike on the diplomatic mission was carried out by mistake, allegedly the whole point was outdated. maps, which for some reason they decided to use when striking the capital of yugoslavia, now the alliance is doing everything to quickly forget about this incident, but beijing and belgrade have already made it very clear that this will not be possible. chairman of the people's republic of china will take part in the funeral ceremony. in fact, there was an attack on china, because the embassy is the sovereign territory of china; it was bombed in 1999 at the height of nato aggression against serbia. and when you add it all up, you see that we are in joy in sorrow. we have something in common, this is what is the basis of our relationship. china doesn't see us as a small count

investigating student actions that were offensive, including actions that conveyed hostility and racist overtones. the controversial incident was praised by republican congressman mike collins of georgia, who posted on x, "ole miss taking care of business." saturday police arrested nearly 70 people at chicago's art institute. and at the university of virginia police there sprayed a chemical irritant to help arrest roughly 25 protesters and tore down tents. across the country more than 2,000 demonstrators have been arrested in recent weeks. that includes nearly 300 at two new york city campuses tuesday. the city now says roughly half of those arrests were not students. >> when you're on college grounds and you do not attend that college, you are an outsider. and then when you train people to do destructive things, you are an agitator. >> reporter: of the hundreds arrested in new york we know the majority have been released on summonses as the d.a. now investigates. as for the investigation at the university of mississippi, the naacp is now requesting three students there be expelled. jericka? >> a

window, not the overton window.st speculated about something, someone said that he was just an idiot, someone said, that he has elections to the european parliament, someone said, but don’t pay attention at all, someone said something, and now what is stoltenberg doing? stoltenberg plays with macron’s statement, as if they could already send troops somewhere, but they don’t, which means that they are not a party to the conflict, that is, he takes absolute bullshit. he starts bargaining for this bullshit, that is, like no-no-no, guys, we are not a party to the conflict, because we don’t send, so what if you didn’t send, no, well, we could, here we can help him , that means it’s also a little dog, what ’s her last name, oh my god, kalos, her last name is the little dog and that’s her name, she’s teasing, come on, if estonian personnel get hurt, then it’s our decision whether to refer to article 5 nato's collective defense charter, this is... we sent them, if someone claims that this will lead to nato's involvement in

belarusians have tried to suggest that the words censorship and destructive are concepts with political overtones give you an example, i’ll ask a question, and you’ll answer it for yourself. about 10 years ago, newspapers, magazines, and books on television in the united states began to actively promote lgbt ideas. in 2015, the american center for disease control conducted a survey and found that 11% of the country's teenagers aged 14 to 18 consider themselves homosexual. a recent survey this year showed that almost 25% of american teenagers have changed their sexual orientation. the figure has more than doubled times in less than 10 years. this is the work of not only american propaganda, but also censorship. she promotes lgbt ideas in the information field, and, judging by the results, successfully. but they didn’t start being born there. with a special genetic makeup. let’s imagine that a western publisher of such content comes to the belarusian market. and now the question: do you want his products to be released onto our bookshelves or television screens without any examination of restrictio

conduct investigation after what officials call actions up and quoting now hostility and racist overtones we're about to show you some of that confrontation and a warning you may find this disturbing adding to the outrage that video was shared on social media by georgia republican congressman mike collins, who posted quote old miss, taking care of business and quote cnn's rafael romo has been looking into all of this. rafael cnn actually spoke with a woman that was being taunted in the video. and what did she say? yeah. first we wanted to make sure that it was her and we wanted also to hear from her and fred, there are multiple videos circulating online showing the protest at the university of mississippi and oxford. but there's one video particular that has gone viral is the one that we just showed and is at the center of a controversy. before i show you the video, we need to warn a viewers again that it may be offensive to many people and as you can see, the video shows a group of mostly young white men in the counterprotest yelling at a black woman, at least one counter protester is se

we're offensive, hurtful, and unacceptable including actions that conveyed hostility and racist overtones. smith tells cnn she said some insults bag, she was yelling back to the counter protesters, but adds the following quote people calling me fat or lizzo didn't hurt my feelings because i know what i am. i am so confident in my blackness. i am so confident in my size, in the way that i wear my hair and who i am, they do not bother me if anything, i felt pity for them for how stupidly they acted. and the controversy took another turn when us representative mike collins, a republican representing parts of georgia shared the viral video on x the following day saying, ole miss taking care of business. cnn has reached out to collins office, but there hasn't been an answer so far. >> dan fred? >> yes. are they congressman collins tweet prompted the end cp to send a letter to congressional leadership saturday asking for an investigation into collins conduct in part, the letter says the following. these actions conducted by a member of the house of representatives , regardless of intent? legiti

university officials say the incident included, quote, racist overtones. cnn's rafael romo has details there are multiple videos circulating online showing the protest at the university of mississippi and oxford. but there's one video in particular that has gone viral and is at the center of the controversy before i show you the video, we need to warn our viewers that it may be offensive to many people as you can see, the video shows a group of mostly young white men in the counterprotest yelling at a black woman, at least, what else processor is seen on video and appears to be making gestures at the woman. we now know who the woman in the video is for name is jaylin r. smith and she is 24 years old. she confirmed to my colleague, dianne gallagher that she is the woman seen in the video, smith's said that during the protest pro-palestinian demonstrators were kept in an enclosure which police said was for their safety. she also said that she briefly stepped out of the enclosure to go live on social media and that that's when the confrontation took place. cn

they comply with something there. a good face on a bad game, again, in accordance with the rules of overtonee first countries have already given the go-ahead, not well , insignificant countries, there are the baltic states, there is poland, which do not have many weapons that can reach, say, deep areas russia, but they will look at the reaction of the russian leadership, russian society, step by step they will come to the fact that there will be such permission, we must be prepared for this, how it will affect... actions, you know, even a strike by some kind of missile, well, on our radar, on an oil refinery, on an air force base somewhere in the depths of russia, this is very bad, this is a tragedy, this is a blow to defense capability, but in principle this will not affect the front, the state of affairs at the front, so these are purely demonstrative actions, which will primarily be aimed at shaking . russian society from the inside, sentiments will be fueled, so our government, well, excuse me, the patient who can’t give an answer, let’s respond by also hitting rzeszow in poland or po’.

were offensive, hurtful, and unacceptable, including actions that conveyed hostility and racist overtones. smith's tells cnn that she said some insults back to the counter-protestors, but adds the following here, i quote, people calling me fat or lizzo didn't hurt my feelings because i know what i am. i am so confident in my blackness. i'm so confident in my size, in the way that i wear my hair and who i am they do not bother me if anything, i felt pity for them for how stupidly they acted. and jessica, the controversy took another turn when you as representative mike collins, a republican representing parts of georgia, shared the viral video on x the following day saying ole miss taking care of business cnn has reached out to collins office, but there hasn't been an answer, so forth. >> and then yesterday, congressman collins tweet prompted the end of lacp to send a letter to congressional leadership asking for an investigation into collins conduct in part, the letter says the following these actions conducted by a member of the house of representatives, regardless of intent, legitimize

china is financing the construction of high-speed. historical overtones, exactly a quarter of a centuryells fell on the chinese embassy in belgrade, three chinese journalists were killed, 20 people were injured, in response they simply announced that the attack on... beijing and belgrade had already they made it very clear that this would not be possible; the president of the people's republic of china would take part in the funeral ceremony. in fact, there was an attack on china, because the embassy is the sovereign territory of china; it was bombed in 1990 at the height of the aggression. against serbia and when you add it all up, you see that in sorrow and joy we have something in common. this is what is the basis of our relationship. china doesn't see us as a small country, it sees us as an important country not only in the region western balkans, but also for the whole of europe. chinese activity in europe irritates the united states, which is provoking brussels to continue the trade war. adding fuel to the fire was macron's statement during his april visit to beijing that france w

short time; trump himself denies all accusations against him and says that the case has political overtonesthis trial is unfair, it's a shame for new york, it's a shame for the country, it's biden's order and interference in the election, because i have to run my election campaign, rather than sitting in a courtroom all day. well-known republicans are coming to the new york court to support trump. which businessmen and congressmen, including speaker of the house johnson. even elon musk spoke out, writing on social networks that the more unfair the attacks on trump are, the higher his popularity will be. meanwhile, the biden administration has launched a new phase of the trade war against china. as the us president announced today, washington is doubling duties on imports of semiconductors from china, import fees for electric vehicles will increase fourfold. also increased. tariffs on chinese batteries, steel and aluminum, solar panels and medical equipment, while the united states seeks to limit cooperation with china, russia is increasing it. dozens of our companies are now preparing to pa

there's a way of reducing the overton windows or they take minds of the fact that by the democrats and republicans in the country, the united states of america are destroying not just the united states of america anywhere else. they've got to but they're destroying the climate to hey, how doing the conversation? he's never allowed to drift to best buy so rusher bowed. yes. is perfect. you're always punches on. now it's the immigrants, it's going to, it's the border now and about how this is usually, it's always a records. it's the mexicans of the gods a mile on. so there were durham, so the motion of school on the jews, doesn't matter. no, it's so long as you conduct, but the attention of your domestic population away from the fact that life is miserable for them. so you have to find the culprit, and that's what they do now. so this is about a match. why they, some of them hate tucker carlson, speaking to polluted pollutants, may be many things. i don't know him, i don't know him, but he's not too big. and he's, you know, the monster, it just isn't. i mean, if you listen to, so maybe i

everything they do has political overtones.i also believe from my experience that there is an awful lot of inaccurate press reporting. i do believe that they do warrants of arrest instead of indictments when we see them and then we will evaluate on merits. on the flipside they have done venezuela and looked at a whole series of other cases where you could make the exact argument. somebody would say just a perception, the court is just attacking opponents of america. that is also not true. they are independent and impartial. they just try to do the best they can. they also have an incredibly difficult challenge in actually getting admissible trial evidence. it is a difficult challenge for them, which is why so many cases from africa have ended up collapsing, really for lack of evidence. if i am in that office and i want to issue warrants of arrest for israeli's or anyone else, the real challenge will be the sufficiency of evidence because they know that they will be attacked for being a political arm. and they would say no, we a

history of ukraine, so we had huge traditions, young people, people of all ages, without political overtonesa vyshyvanka. 30 of its length, the national flag, thousands of people, a procession to the tarasov monument, well, that's why people regret it, and they are waiting for it. you see, they said that this is a completely new holiday, in fact, it is the day of vyshyvanka, it was invented by lesya voronyuk, then still a student, and now she does everything for in order to preserve ukrainian ornaments, he travels around the world, collects them from those ukrainians who were once forced to leave the ukrainian land, and yet... somewhere far away in a foreign land they preserved them, and despite the fact that there were many such people, who said: what 's wrong with a vyshyvanka, to sew a vyshyvanka is not yet a ukrainian, but this is a part of what makes you, makes up yours with everything, there's mother's, there's also mother's prayer, and grandmother's love, there's everything there is, there is the code of our nation, whoever does not understand it is deeply mistaken, mr. volodymyr, but

you know, ever since a nation wide protection of abortion rights was overtones in 2022 from the u. s. supreme court, florida also has been a t x this point for abortions in the whole region with water in 3 southern abortions and one and 12 nationwide happening in the states as women from other southern states travel fair for the procedure. so this law was not only affect residents of laurie, but, but also women throughout the whole south. and of course, a huge be contentious political issue and republican, the presidential candidates and full, the president coast. donald trump. i laid out his position on abortion last month, essentially saying the issue should be left to the states who was asked more recently whether he was comfortable with the idea of states tracking and punishing women who seek abortions. and speaking to time magazine, he said it's irrelevant whether uncomfortable not it's totally irrelevant because the states are going to make those decisions. so in this poll, how does mister trump's position squared with american public opinion? so that's a difficult question t

negotiations. lombardo 3 d concluded with a colonial list. establishing a project to rid of france, overton easier. however, the peoples of an easy, i would not surrender to the enemy. at the call of the islamic clergy, the june easy as rose, do a holy war against the invaders. the soldiers of the bays army also joined the resistance. the branch groups did not get an easy walk. vieira patriots bought desperately, but failed to defeat the huge and well armed army, which was supported by the strongest sleep. within a year the rebels where defeated. this turned out to be a real tragedy for the country. about one 7th of the population together with the fighters left for neighbouring libya. thousands of people died during the warfare. the french flag was raised over to need, yet the colonial authorities tried to deprive the country of its air of identity and populated with european settling such an easy instead now brought up with the loss of freedom era. patriots had been fighting against french colonialism for decades. until june easier gained independence in 1956 the the the hello and welcome

in addition, how is it that putin opens the overton window for himself, from objections, when he declared, only ukraine completely to us and only without modern leadership and so on, until now to move to the phase of some kind of certain perception or acceptance of the situation. but the acceptance is currently on his terms, that is, he is already announcing the negotiations, although again the question of their implementation and compliance, i doubt, is vital for him now. the important thing is not to delay the situation at least to stop it in the way it is now and limit the supply of troops, note that there is an extreme week with systems of air defense, what in occupied donetsk, what in luhansk, what in this, what in crimea, every night one or two batteries blow out air, that is, we can say s-300 s400, that every night it is at least only on air defense systems - 1 billion, approximately the cost of s300 or s-400, this is without talking about the human component, about the technical component, of course, that if it is possible to compensate for it with people, then with high-tech mean

investigating student actions that were offensive including actions that conveyed hostility and racist overtones. the controversial incident was praised by republican congressman mike collins of georgia who posted on x "ole miss taking care of business." [ chants ] saturday police arrested nearly 70 people at chicago's art institute. and at the university of virginia, police there sprayed a chemical irritant to help arrest roughly 25 protesters and tore down tents. across the country more than 2,000 demonstrators have been arrested in recent weeks. that includes nearly 300 at two new york city campuses tuesday. the city now says roughly half of those arrests were not students. >> when you're on college ground and you do not attend that college, you are an outsider. and then when you train people to do destructive things, you are an agitator. >> reporter: of the hundreds arrested in new york, the majority were released on summonses as the da now investigates. as for the investigation at the university of mississippi, the naacp is requesting three students there be expelled. shanelle kaul, cbs new

things, including mafia structures, and the 90s, and various such criminal things with political overtones, but such an attempt on the country's leader, well, that's for slovaks, well, it's not just new, it's really a shock, and this, as mrs. president, still acting president zuzana chaputova rightly said, it all happened in the conditions, in the conditions of a very electrified society, that is... yes, it is connected with the elections, i.e. the parliamentary elections were held last autumn and it divided the country, recently the presidential elections came, it incredibly divided the country, all this happened against the background of very, you know , radicalized rhetoric of those so-called culture warriors, i.e. the society is incredibly polarized, incredibly charged, there are european elections, and so it happens, such a tragedy happens. yes, and again, this is a big test, and the test is, uh, there are several components at once, two key ones, how slovak politicians will react to this tragedy and whether they will dare to exploit it, yes, as of now all political camps have condemn

kidnapping for ransom for money, and naturally, after every publication that opened one or another overtoner publications also began to write on this topic, i wrote about this story in armenia, i immediately began to receive orders from different editors , and since after my trip to volsky city i collected invoices, i was in all the major publications, all the newspapers that would now be called federal, previously they were called central, there were few of them, you can tell by the finger of your hand, i was listed in all of them with this topic, i can’t say what she somehow especially fascinated me, but i simply lost faith in humanity, with every publication, that is, with every case that i became acquainted with, my mood deteriorated. although, in principle, it seemed to me that i saw there, i saw everything. ceremony, inauguration of the president of the russian federation, vladimir putin. live broadcast: may 7 at 12:00 moscow time. kidnapping shoots a lot of tv series and films. yes, they are based on real stories, sometimes it’s just a film adaptation of a particular criminal case c

and support on this stuff and protests as gather again in the george and capital off to parliament overtones the presidential veto of the controversial modern influence. the the hello. the weather tacitly may disappoint blue acts and when the blustery showers blowing in across the north west, i'm positive here, some of them, some very, some heavy of down pulls as well. lots of capital. marietta of weather systems just rolling through here. so i'm not too great the best of weather is, of course i was, was an all faced. we still keep the some woods for the time being for sponsors, scandinavia i would towards the politics. i was think temperature is still up into the all the high twenty's theft must go. still walk into the twenty's, that's stuck home and we'll also see some waste. so while i started to feed this way and as we go through the next couple of days of the name of the west to whether it's across scotland, england, then we'll just southeast corner there across the countries into germany. and that's going to continue just pushing its way further north with denise was as we go through w

you a head and all, does it a protest as gather again in the georgian capital, after farnham at overtones a presidential veto? the interrogate the narrative. there's no question about it. the united states has effectively complicit the genocide challenge the rhetoric. yes, a unique the correct, but so is the international community upfront only without the . ringback the, you will see a duty in the grove using for p use a cost to contribute to improving the lives of thousands of on projects except the cost. and we strive to ensure it reaches its deserving recipients, visit the cost on red crescent. and remember, it's a copier size, wealth, and increases systems costs on red, chris the the the, you want to go to 0 reminder about top stories. this are at least $21.00 palestinians have been killed at a camp and all my wasi and southern guys have during the tax by is waiting for. it comes out to it shows the bombing of another camp and drop on sunday. the killed at least 45 people. fremont is very types of pushing deeper into rough assessing. the un says more than 1000000 people been forced t