in 37, one bill is two urgently submit it to the parliament and there is a readiness in the parliament to put this bill on the agenda as soon as possible, considering the coordination with the honorable chairman of the parliament and the capacity that really exists in the parliament today and in this short period of time to address the issue. you have pointed out the importance of this simplicity of progress well. it has been exactly one year now, with continuous meetings with all institutions, including the judiciary, including institutions in the government, on how to make the law more effective, and we have reached very clear solutions. it is clear that you yourself commissioned a very transparent eight-point plan roshan, using smart platforms to deal with norm-breakers and dealing with anomalies, has come to the conclusion that today the photos have expert and detailed work in a one-year delay . it has been submitted in the attachment to the board of governors. honorable chairman. dear representatives, if the government and the judiciary see a proposal, you have put it with the bil

about how to run the parliament. for a person to understand that, for example, you run the parliament in a different way, if we should not use this word as a virtual assembly, then he can do it, but sir, the parliament was run in a certain way and it is forced to be a democracy. there are others, one of the cases. it was this case that was satisfied as soon as it was determined in another court, two representatives had complained about having verbal arguments with each other, and we sent this case again . of course, this issue should be brought to light from the insta flight of dotaş, and even in this first case, to those who run the parliament. thank you very much, mr. engineer nikzad, let's talk about the slogan of the year, which we left behind, along with a report to see in the field of production, in the field of knowledge, in the field of employment , the main question of 4401 was about what actions we are taking in the field of the calendar. continuation of this conversation after the report of the parliament

in parliament.committed band of supporters, but i think the sense among many other conservative mps is basically wariness about repeating mistakes that brought borisjohnson down. the ball started rolling on the end of his premiership when he intervened and the prime minister and others recognise that the last thing they want to do is be seen by the public, fairly or not, to be intervening and trying to stitch something up for borisjohnson. trying to stitch something up for boris johnson.— boris johnson. therefore, when eo - le boris johnson. therefore, when peeple watch — boris johnson. therefore, when people watch boris _ boris johnson. therefore, when people watch boris johnson - boris johnson. therefore, when| people watch boris johnson give people watch borisjohnson give evidence today, is your sense, looking at conservative mps in particular who not only are on the committee but potentially will have to vote on what happens to boris johnson, do they think it is fair and right that a procedure s

876 he came to the 876 parliament . this is what the gentleman did.were in the third class of his service. he said that the introduction is for the government's time . page 85 was full, now it is 206, so we have to do everything we can, and hazrat zakaria's electrical appliances, giving our colleagues in the commissions and the members of the commission the shape of the parliament, took many of the plans out of reach. to cancel the sanctions and protect the rights of the iranian nation it was a turning point that showed the real position of the police and the government to the world. with this case, we were happy that it happened because they did what they said and listened to us in all matters that are expedient. with the currency, the prices and the protection of the rights of the iranian nation, we should show the real position of the two parliaments and the government to the world. with this case, we were happy that it happened that they did what they said and did not listen to us. if i have to say that i was opening us, they were playing games in

i think the parliament succeeded in making a living. we mentioned people deprivation and of course employment, let's talk more clearly instead of a little faster. maybe my dear people, i don't have much to do with politeness and figures. i just want to be at ease and make sure that the year 1402 will come to an end with the financial and economic plans that the government and the parliament work together. closing the people's livelihood, what will happen to the people's purchasing power regarding the economic problems that we accept too much in 1401 , which affected many people, please tell me the figures of the 1401 budget, the people's livelihood loan will be returned, in which part of what changes were made well, my mother, the first discussion related to the rights of the mother in 1401, we will raise the average salary by 10% in the middle of the year , twice at the end of the year for intermediate entry, twice by 20%. we increased their salary by 102 again and here we tried to exempt them from taxes in the salaries of people who a

council, and as soon as the parliament entered into public session, mr.ibaf , in his speech before his order, mentioned the investigation of the causes of the country's next year's budget bill. declared that the duty of the representatives to support and respond to the demands the client himself pointed out that the government made its own efforts to reform the budget structure, but we are still far from reaching the important indicators of structural reform . eslami pointed out that in fact, the parliament did not increase the budget ceiling during the review of the budget bill for the whole country for the next year, for example, that in fact, the government's revenues, including those of government companies, were not only not increased, but also decreased by 26 percent. in another part of his words in the speech before the order of the speaker of the parliament he pointed out the characteristics of the world that were approved in the parliament in the social, cultural, economic and political sector , and also at the end, in fact, the company of the st

nicole, people are still coming to rest the valley or the parliament of parliament square. aware, the process has been going on for pasa 3 days and i know we've spoke to some of the practices and they saw that they don't really believe the government any more given that the allowed such a bill, you know, being discussed event in parliament. so they are saying that they don't have any trust to the ruling party, georgia dream, and they won't surrender until the law is a legally withdrawn from, from the parliament. we also have reports that demonstrators detained during anti government rallies have been released. can you confirm that? what are you hearing there? yes, so you know, they organize us aside. some of the protests are detained protests. those were released early on people who are, you know, dancing, taunting and taunting freedom freedom to georgia. and you call. it's very interesting to observe how anti legislation, anti foreign law a foreign agent legislation became a very kind of pro european riley, anti crumbling riley people who are saying never back to russia. we will not

at the end of ten days of budget review in the parliament and negotiations between members of the parliament and the government over figures and numbers and budget rulings, the end of voting for the approval of the budget of 4974 thousand billion tomans for the next year was approved by the parliament and in the last on the day of the budget review in the public hall of the parliament, the task of targeting the subsidies was determined by allocating 659 thousand billion tomans of test resources amounting to 69 thousand billion tomans for drug subsidies, 315 thousand billion tomans for cash subsidies for subsistence and goods , which is now allowed by the government to approve the payment of next year and approximately 104 thousand billion tomans are subsidies for wheat and bread, and 45 thousand billion tomans are subsidies for the beneficiaries of the relief and welfare committee. next year, we do not have an increase in the price of gasoline . to prevent the payment of exorbitant salaries, the honorable parliament also took 55 million tomans for the salaries of government employees. the re

s to discover whether or not i lied to parliament, willingingld parliament and the citizens when i said the rules and guidance had been followed at number 10. i'm here to say to you, hand on heart, that i did not lie to the house. when those statements were made they were made in good faith and on the basis of what i honestly knew and believed at the time. when this inquiry was set up i was completely confident that you would find nothing to show i knew or believed anything else. as indeed, you have not. i was confident, not because there's been some kind of coverup. i was confidence because i knew that is what i believed. and that is why i said it. to understand why i believed it, you have to go back to a time before the sue gray report, before the police investigation, back to a time where, as the evidence before the committee shows, there was a near-universal belief at number 10 that the rules and guidance were being complied with. that is the general belief that has been uncovered by your evidence, and it was that belief that governed what i said in the house. and as soon as it was

in the social commission, proposed a plan in the parliament . this plan has already been brought up in the public forum. it has gone to the guardian council in the case of the 13th government to come and agree that the financial burden can be divided to the guardian council and once again , the government will be part of the government. he agreed, in any case, according to the considerations of the representatives themselves, this discussion was not raised in the meeting, and the discussion was that the board decided that this decision would not be made, and the representatives are against the formation of these ministries based on their speculations. or having the meetings they had reached this conclusion and they suggested that the government itself insisted that this work should be done. part of the work in the ministry of agricultural jihad is part of the work of the ministry of silence. finally, in the month of february, two urgent bills were submitted to the parliament under the title of the year of establishment and establishment of the c

in fact , the parliament approved subsidies for basic goods and medicine. targeted sources of subsidies: 315 thousand billion tomans should be allocated to cash and livelihood assistance in the next year, drug subsidy is 60 thousand billion tomans, my subsidy is 56 thousand billion tomans, of which 45 thousand billion tomans are to the groups supported by the imam rahma relief committee. god bless you and the welfare organization, make an allocation next year, the salaries of soldiers have also increased, for single and married soldiers in the operational and non-operational areas of the government and parliament, considering the economic situation of the country, the sanctions we have, god willing , next year is actually a good year in terms of economic for good country, in the oil sales sector, as well as several refineries, in fact , decisions were made to equip the names for gasoline and diesel , the annual budget of the entire country will definitely be informed about the matters that the guardian council and the high board of supervision over the impl

parliament.nd sanctions, all the way, if they decide to sanction is necessary all the way from an apology to the house of commons, to suspending borisjohnson apology to the house of commons, to suspending boris johnson from apology to the house of commons, to suspending borisjohnson from the commons, and if it is long enough, it could potentially lead to a by—election. that would have to be voted through by mps. my feeling as unless mps can prove this was malicious or deliberate, it will be hard for them to say that he should be thrown out of parliament for long enough to trigger a by—election. but we do not know the answer at the moment. it is down to the mps on the committee to come up with the conclusions and put them to parliament as a whole. i do conclusions and put them to parliament as a whole. i do not know whether you — parliament as a whole. i do not know whether you have _ parliament as a whole. i do not know whether you have had _ parliament as a whole. i do not know whether you have

it's unfortunately the conservative part of our, of our parliament. it's neither the green nor, well, i don't want to know, i don't want to make this a party political thing. let's, let's stop there. it's no because some of those arrested come from your party, haven't. that's no, almost almost all of them. so the round, so there isn't a policy political issue here, but transparency international use coded a culture of impunity in the parliament which had some of the weakest sanctions in place. every serious attempt to improve accountability that is blocked by the parliament ruling bureau with the acquiescence of a majority of m. p. 's. so yeah, parliament has consistently turned the blind eye to corruption. here, hasn't it? well, i am the, i am one who has always voted for serious measures. so i agree that the measures are not severe enough. the measures and transparency actually are more severe than for example, in the german women talk. but the problem indeed is the sanction find we do have sanctions. again, the company is for example of who, who tr

sounds like a lot of skeletons in the european parliament covered. well, that's probably where we've run out of time. thank you ma'am, ma'am. there's one sentence that the bus majority of politicians in the european parliament and elsewhere are honest. people like myself and you shouldn't judge politicians by that skeleton or a catarina barley. thank you very much for being on contract. so thank you. yeah. ah ah, ah, with a in a globalized world where everything is connected. oh, all it takes is a story. to set things in motion. local hero show how their ideas can change the world with global 3000. in 90 minutes on d w. o. o, what people have to say matters to us. m. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. ah, every journey is full of surprises. we've gone all out to give you some time with the right people. i'm in your northernmost count to place a for a time longer. still very much alive, d w, travel, you'll go to the special with recognizes where exactly it was fun and i learned a lot our culture history. all their d

[000:00:00;00] it is discussed in the parliament and even signatures are collected. how is the situation now? with translation, some representatives may not be satisfied with the performance of a minister . in the past, we went to represent ourselves, i would prepare a paper, and they would write it. when the representatives were in the parliament, it was usually like this. what is the system now? it means it can be done on a holiday. when we write on the system, the impeachment must be drawn up and a specific family member must sign, and many things can be added. the mother of this more for the past year, we have had many of these cases without results. we had one case regarding the ministry of privacy, mr. fatemi amin, who was brought up once very recently, then they gave a deadline, and finally it was announced and the ninth lesson was brought up, but well, the representatives they strongly preferred to continue his work, and it was one case to read and vote on a subpoena. the second case was about the honorable minister of health. it was also announced in the par

like you a vice president of the european parliament. she's charged with corruption after having a suitcase with $300000.00 euros to her father. she denies any wrong doing much more, of course to investigate on this. but does any of this shock you? absolutely. i mean, i have been working next so this person, i have only been member of the parliament the 3 years. and she has only been vice president for a year now. but she has been a colleague of mine, of course i work closely with her. i never got along with her very well, but i would have never, ever had her sitting on 2 cases full of full of money. but as i said, the question is now how we deal with this? and we deal with, with this festival, she got kicked out of all of her functions within days. secondly, she has been arrested by the belgian authorities is still in custody. and thirdly, we have, or we are still in a process of examining all our who here that are already quite severe, but examining the loopholes and closing them. loop holes, haven't catherine about it. in fact, there'

it is the same with the honorable chairman of the parliament and this capacity today in the parliament, it really exists, and in this short period of time, you mentioned this good point . it has been exactly one year now, with continuous meetings with all institutions , including the judiciary, including institutions in the government , regarding how to make the law more effective . we came up with very clear solutions. so many clear solutions that the commission itself came up with a very transparent and clear eight-point plan using smart platforms to deal with norm-breakers and deal with anomalies . this capacity is completely there the seventh parliament, in the discussion and consideration of these 7 proposed articles in the attachment , submitted to the honorable presiding board, which items were submitted to the honorable presiding board . a layer of proposals should be presented, considering the level of expertise that exists in the government and the judiciary , nature can be much closer to our goals. naturally, this plan has 7 items from what you have done, we will refer to th

council, presented a report on the review process of the year 1402 of the whole country in the parliament. it was also decided that the government should submit the seventh plan to the islamic council more quickly, emphasizing cooperation to solve the problems of social games and the all- round efforts of the authorities. and those involved in affairs in all levels in order to create hope in the people and provide as much service as possible in the last days of the year and the days of nowruz were among the other axes discussed in the meeting of the heads of the powers , the examination of the decreasing trend of the exchange rate in the meeting of the economic coordination headquarters of the government, in this meeting, the solutions to create peace and stability in the market in the last days of the year, the prevention of price fluctuations in the field of currency, medicine, food, housing, manufacturing and high consumption industries was examined, and the requirements for the realization of production boom and providing financing solutions for the implementation and large and infras

sounds like a lot of skeletons in the european parliament's cupboard. well, that's probably where we've run out of time. thank you man. man. there's one sentence that the bus majority of politicians in the european parliament and elsewhere are honest. people like myself and you shouldn't judge politicians by that skeleton or a catherine valley. thank you very much. for being on conflict, so thank you. yeah. ah ah, ah, with to the point, strong opinions, clear positions, international active a war and ukraine is becoming a clash of systems. western democracies are feeling challenged by autocracies, like russia and china. and they are all, cording, non aligned, countries like india. so on to the point we ask war and you create our new alliances, dividing the world to the point 130 minutes on d, w. russia. in good shape, are you never hungry, lethargic, and constantly tired or nervous tents and always stressed out. these big problems can have a very small cause. the thyroid gland. what causes it to get out of whack and how you can get healthy again in good

my guess this week is catherine, a barley, a vice president of the european parliament. does the e you really want to crate to when we deliver to ukraine? weapons that we don't even have include in our arm yet because they are the most modern of the most modern. and i think this shows that the next one for now will be you, is insisting that as well as fighting a war for survival. ukraine was also reform with judiciary and crap found on corruption with the european parliament drowning in the so called kathy gate lobbying scandal. isn't that just sheer hypocrisy? yes. how long have you officials themselves, been turning a blind guy to rules, ethics, and honesty for katerina barley, welcome to convict zoned. thank you very much, jim. despite admitting that ukraine is fighting for western values, fighting and dying for those values, the u. s. poor cold water on p s. hopes for early accession. you yourself said recently the country still had a long way to go to join the e. u. i wonder if you can imagine how discouraging that must be to people who don't even know if they'll be

with the former prime minister, boris johnson, who has denied lying to parliament.s been given evidence to a parliamentary committee to determine whether he deliberately misled mps about attending parties during covid lockdown. he acknowledged he had misled parliament, but said it was inadvertent, and he apologized. let's hear from mr. johnson's opening statement. >> the purpose of this inquiry is not to reopen party gate, is to discover whether or not i lied to parliament, wittingly misled colleagues, and contrary about what i knew and believed about those gatherings, when i said the rules and guidance had been followed at number 10. i'm here to say to you hand on heart that i did not lie to the house when those statements were made, they were made in good faith and on the basis of what i honestly knew and believed. >> as we heard from boris, this investigation is not about whether he attended rule breaking gatherings. we have seen plenty of evidence for that, including whatsapp messages including this one putting mr. johnson at the scene of events in downing stree

there is a plan in the parliament, this plan is already in public the parliament is gone, the guardian council is back, now the 13th government should agree that the financial burden of the branch should be finalized to the guardian council . that the board indicated that this decision will not be made and the representatives are against the formation of these ministries based on the speculation that having or the discussions that had the meetings that they had reached this conclusion and stated that the government itself emphasized that this should be the work should be done by the ministry of agricultural jihad there is a part of the ministry of silence or punishment, there is a scattered girl, there should be constant coordination between them to create a ministry organization that existed before. finally, in february, two emergency bills were presented to the parliament under the title of the year of the formation of the commercial organization and market regulation of this bill. the reason for the urgency of the received announcement was because of the budget, because when the bud

sounds like a lot of skeletons in the european parliament covered. well, that's probably where we've run out of time. thank you ma'am ma'am. say there's one sentence that the vast majority of politicians in the european parliament and elsewhere are, are honest. people like myself and you shouldn't judge politicians by the skeletons or catherine, barley. thank you very much for being on conflict. so thank you. yes. ah ah ah, with oh, my name is theodore. at a time in vasquez, i'm 34 years old. i've been in prison for 10 years, 6 months convicted of murder because she had a miscarriage. el salvador has one of the harshest abortion laws in the world. dear dora's unbelievable story is one of many in a system that despises with in 15 minutes on d. w. transporting goods to europe. what's the latest on china's new silk road? russia's war against ukraine has disrupted traffic on important stretches of the mammoth network. companies are switching to safer routes. what are the risks and causes of these new supply chains? made in germany. in 90 minutes on d w.

exactly the same time as the europe ian parliament is drowning. and then corruption, scandal known as catherine gate. this is a, this is a huge blow to the parliament's prestige and it, it is, that's a lovely. but it, that whether it's power, whether politics, unfortunately, there is always a big danger of corruption. and the question is, how do you do, how do you deal with it? i mean, i am, i have been a fighter for law and against directions for all my not if i'm of course now people like big or bonding. um, gary and prime minister are are saying exactly this, and i then say if, if you're corrupt in the european parliament, you and in front of a judge and in jail, and if you are corrupt and they're very government, you become prime minister. and that's the, that's the, the difference. but i want to examine that statement in detail. perhaps we should just explain that the scandal centers around bribes, allegedly paid by a cat, are to members of the european parliament to reduce criticism of its treatment of migrant workers. in the run up to the w

hiva juma was the head of the iran-syria friendship group in the syrian parliament. good day and god bless you. good night. design of systems. to increase productivity and reduce costs in organizations, software that is used in industries such as the automotive industry and where it is used, and by using internet of things and artificial intelligence technologies , monitors and manages the production lines of engine testing and repairs and maintenance. asset management a software with the aim of increasing productivity and reducing costs in the field of maintenance is an important activity in the field of specialized software for engine testing, repair and maintenance, production management, and in fact the use of integrated comprehensive systems in organizations and corporate functions. what are the consequences of the lack of such a system in organizations ? and industries will follow, the costs of your organization will go up very high, it will get confused, the set of equipment wear will go up very high, it will have problems of failure and many problems will ari

in the parliament, based on the resolution of the parliament, since the law on organizing the employment of government employees came into force, the employment of any type of manpower under any title on a continuous and full-time basis in government institutions was carried out through the publication of an advertisement for the holding of a centralized test throughout the country and during the selection process. will be with this decision we will be a witness in the recruitment of the employment justice force and in the interaction between the force and the continuity of the activity of our force, we will have an increase in satisfaction, and it is mandatory to work full-time in the relevant institutions and have at least 2 years of continuous service experience. in the month of february, the plan to amend the election law of the parliament was discussed in the public forum after the notification of the election policies in 2016. the cases in this amended law are the subject of the role inshallah, the parties in the elections will be approved in the tariffs of flower leaves. next to t

matters, the parliament must express its opinions, the parliament has been added after the board of ministers. thank you. thank you, mr. president mr. salimi, here is the mother's way of the parliament, which came only with the proposal of the government and the approval of the islamic council of ministers. for your correction , please clarify the meaning of tun salimi. then, after all the so-called organizations, before the notification of this organization, in order to comply with the activities of the minister the validity of the list and the board of ministers should be sent to the parliament . girls' sadrai approved by the board of ministers based on principle 5. mr. khadrian, suggest the removal of chlorine. ahan said to pre-sell tickets in person it will start at 8:00 am and in person at 14:00. i will talk with the cooperation of fatemi . greetings to you. please send me your observations in the name of allah , the most merciful. today is the first day of selling nowruz train tickets, which is dedicated to the sale of all routes except the mashhad route and vice versa. in fac

they argue that parliament could not tax them because they didn't vote for any members of parliament. they didn't vote and send members there to be part of that process. if we're going to be fair to the most people back, even in england, let alone in scot scotland or wales, they also did not vote for members of parliament, yet they are taxed by that are coming out of their in defending the ability parliament to tax the colonies british. a lot of british thinkers advanced the theory of virtual representation. again, sething you might have heard before, especially in high school. basically what this argued was that all british people were represent it in parliament even if they did no directly vote for representatives because the representative shared a coon terest them and they were meant to go there and, make decisions based on the shared interest. in fact, american colonists start to argue that not only did they not to vote or send mem parliament, but representatives in london did not share thei interests. so they start to t really doesn't work for our colonies. okay a lot of the peo

pour ebrahimi, the parliament's budget consolidation commission has only removed car manufacturers from the system of car sales in the commodity exchange . pourabrahimi said that the government has always been involved in the process of selling cars in the commodity exchange. they supported consumption in the public atmosphere of the country came when the parliament had put forward a proposal in the consolidation commission . in the public forum, it was faced with changes that did not come with a specific proposal . in the consolidation commission, we decided not to consider the proposal. i declare clearly that it is possible to sell cars in the capital market based on the existing legal regulations . the market of the car market on tuesday hosts the sale of 90 jack trucks in these currencies, 30 jack trucks with a 6 ton sleeper cabinet with a base price of one billion four hundred and forty and two million tomans, the cabinet has a sleeper cabinet, eight and a half tons, at a base price of one million four hundred and ninety million tomans, and a jack truck has a sleeper cabinet, a ton

the parliament voted in favor and approved the representatives the budget bill of 1401 was approved.pare it. are you satisfied? it has become 404. the government has sent 400,400 rounds and it is more successful and better than the previous year. the work is not over and until the bill is approved by the parliament according to article 94 of the constitution, it needs to declare a shariah and legal opinion. after about 50 days of discussion and review about the budget bill 1401 of the whole country in the specialized commissions of consolidation and the floor of the parliaments, the layer must be submitted to the council according to the law. the guardian of the constitution should be sent , the details of the budget bill 1402 of the whole country, the second week in march, it was also on the table of the presidium of the parliament to encourage the residents of the main dilapidated structures to participate in this field, and the percentage of the deputies' compartment continued, including the removal and amendment of the 20 notes of the bill, the wording of 290 members of the parli

this decision still needs to be supported again by the european parliament by the state members . at the moment, we estimate that there should be no radical departure from this policy it is very important for us to show that ukraine is not only fighting for the sake of all of europe in the east , that we are also faithful to these obligations as future eu members, because we are talking about long-term strategic ground and that it concerns another point that you mentioned, for example, it is not tariff restrictions, it is industrial visa-free roaming, as for technical standards without industrial visa-free , we will achieve this if we start mobile negotiations, because within the framework of the negotiation representative, we will clearly agree on the requirements that we have to fulfill as part of the adaptation of the legislation thanks to this we will be able to quickly and smoothly achieve our goal of eliminating technical barriers to our industrial goods . about the fact that there are european manufacturers who are pressing and they do not want the continuation of the remov

we have a convention in parliament if you - convention in parliament if you mislead, you come back andecord. it wasn't done. so this is why you know we have gone through this process. the defence that had been put through, as i say, mps, conservative mps are surprised it is, that it is not as strong as they were expecting. 0bviously is, that it is not as strong as they were expecting. obviously it's taken many weeks to get to this point and we are told borisjohnson has a huge legal team working on this and this some scepticism as to whether it's going to fly. now, tomorrow we are going to fly. now, tomorrow we are going to fly. now, tomorrow we are going to see a sort of four to five hour session. going to see a sort of four to five hoursession. boris going to see a sort of four to five hour session. borisjohnson's clearly going to rely on the fact that it was unintentional when he did mislead parliament. but the fact that he has admitted is is quite significant. that he has admitted is is quite significant-— that he has admitted is is quite siunificant. ~ , ., ~ ., , significant. when

the authority of the parliament, the authority of the parliament, for a few hours regarding this discussion of organizing the employees of the executive bodies, which is itself a competitor of attention to the employees of tears and solidarity of the 16th job security in the employment situation of the guardian council. our people are and were doing this they were messaging for a while and finally they were looking for this issue. let me clear up an issue. this issue is really important considering the extent of its scope and if this plan is to be changed into law, it should not be ambiguous. even though i ask you, such approvals should be written very precisely , it includes some people's words in and out, so it must be precise. do that to solve a problem more problems let's create and i believe that if there is any ambiguity in such resolutions , the community may complain about such a resolution and face it with discomfort. addressees of these ambiguities in this field, we had some main ambiguities regarding the resolution, which i would like to share with you. some of the words that wer

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the people are now moving towards the parliament building. and now the central square is packed for several blocks. a small cordon was set up near the parliament and the protesters are trying to get through this road block that's coming as now the police have begun to respond very aggressively to the protesters protest i was took to the streets to speak out against what they call the governments management from it, well sawing energy costs in a spiraling economic crisis in the country. a security forces have been seen trying to quell the protests. they say more than 50 protesters would attain. the countries authorities of blamed moscow for inciting the protest movement in the country. now officials have stopped the bus transport in the country and a bid to curb the rally from growing and taking the initiative. the protesters et al, converging on the capitol by foot. that's as the police are collecting the data of those who are seeking to gather in kitchena. we can take this conversation further, but the professor of the institute of european

we passed this resolution to the parliament now at the disposal of our parliament, you know, i will update it. it has been read. it has been sent. naturally, whenever you amend it, it is approved by rome . it is mentioned again in the agenda of the guardian council. the ambiguity of the contradiction between bushehr and the constitution, which is not a post-expert section. i think it is an ambiguity that if it is resolved, according to the basis of your opinion, which does this to the person, to the parliament and repentance , which principle of the constitution should be applied to which cases of nature , why some of these cases should make our actions contrary to the constitution. the contradiction goes with the explanation , like on the one hand, it is against one of the principles of discrimination in jurisprudence in imitation of the principles of building a shop of justice, for example, in the constitution, there is a contradiction, or let's put it in a shari'a sense, with its absolute meaning , it is not clear what it means . it is not clear at all. i have come to your opinion that

when will the plan of the seventh plan be presented to the parliament? it is a sin for the government to put all its efforts in the air training program next year, and it has not been established in this matter. in my opinion, al-qaeda should come this week . what has been discussed in the government means that explanations have been given and it should come again. and it will be complete if the government has extraordinary meetings this week it is possible that it will end this week if the khordad charter will give this result early next year and this plan is very important because it looks at the next 5 years and the annual budgets are based on the plan and what the government announced in the transformation document. the error of the notification of the wise leader of the revolution, farzaneh, all of this should be included in the plan. the initial plan that the program organization presents 12 key issues, considering water and energy, discussion of pension funds, these issues are taken into consideration, and adds 15 priority issues to them, which sh

and they've been tried to storm the parliament building twice. the police have obviously responded with tear gas and water cannons. and i was actually in the thick of it. yesterday i got tear gassed and saw the action 1st hands. now, the government is actually divided on this issue. the parliament is at odds with the president who was in the united states. when all of this, all of these protests broke out. she released a video with the statue of liberty behind her, putting her support in the, in for the protests and denouncing the par, the parliament support for this law. the protesters have also said that they're going to gather around 11 am to verify that the parliament is indeed going to revoke its support for this draft law. it passed earlier. so we're going to be there. and we're of course, going to bring you all the d tales as they become available. processed outside the apartment building. i have continued to several consecutive days. while in crowds free was, he demanded that the proposed legislation be be called police on a leash, tig ga

the sanction is what if he is misled parliament?— parliament?ent? there can be a - substantial daukaus abstention -- substantial daukaus abstention —— suspension from parliament for a time, and he can have his seat opened up to another election. so the consequences can be very considerable — we don't know yet whether we will reach that point, but that is certainly a potential outcome from this process. yeah, you know the kerfuffle _ outcome from this process. yeah, you know the kerfuffle that's _ outcome from this process. yeah, you know the kerfuffle that's taking - know the kerfuffle that's taking place over the moment over sue gray, who led the inquiry into lockdown parties at number ten and in whitehall, the can to make a suggestion being from some conservatives that her being offered a job from sir keir starmer shows that her report was not impartial — one wonders, given what the privileges committee has just said, whether that suggestion from the conservative side holds any water at all? ., ., �* ~' conservative side holds any water at all

according to article 94 of the constitution, until the bill is approved by the parliament, it needs to declare a legal and shari'a opinion after about 50 days of discussions and reviews about the budget bill 1401 of the whole country in the specialized commissions of the consolidation commission and the floor of the parliament, the bill should be sent to the guardian council of the constitution according to the law. encouraging the residents of the main worn-out structures to participate in this field and the shoes of the representatives also continued, including for adding, deleting and amending the twenty notes of the 290 parliamentarians' bill in the 50-day kiss of the parliament's budget, trying to make new proposals that would be included in the budget. years it wasn't there before or it was less. in fact, it is a new law and it opens the way. for example, today, in fact, the entire government is obliged to supply water to the ministry of energy, which has water in its interior, whether it is a complex or a village. this was the type of work that was done. in fact, it has been ded

in november 1360 by the deputy speaker of the parliament? from the aggregation of votes he ended the 130-year qajar dynasty and chose him as the head of the interim government to build it. these same people also chose the pahlavi family name for the sake of prestige and prestige for the new king. the word pahlavi was created by the initiative of mohammad ali foroughi, prime minister reza shah, who was a person in iran named pahlavi with a pahlavi sandwich. the same antiquarianism satisfied in the future, we will implement it in the parliament in the name of the happiness of the iranian nation, the national council announced the extinction of the qajar dynasty and handed over the temporary government to the person of reza khan pahlavi within the limits of the constitution and laws of the country. in my opinion, i say this is illegal and i am against food, but the character of the schoolboy or mossadegh, don't be opposed to that, the number of people who opposed reza shah's monarchy in the parliament reached the number of my fingers, the king

the parliament must act. revolutionary parliament that has tried so far must have results, causing the discovery of the hijab in the place where it is organized, the enemy is the friend. it is working, it has targeted the system, on the other hand, it wants to see a specific plan . if it wanted to take action, the other institutions would have done it. until now, the executive branch of the judiciary, their role is not clear. this report that was presented in the parliament was incomplete, as far as i know, it was a continuation of the report of the proposed plan of the islamic council, the plan proposed by the cultural commission, and the people should hear this report. there is no solution. today, the ministry of interior has proposed a solution. we should thank the ministry of interior for their efforts. this proposal could have been submitted to the representatives. it was approved in the parliament with a trumpet call today. it was just a report that we said that the device has been shortened by all the

intentionally misled parliament.ng he lied as always, was always going to be a higher bar but recklessness is much more subjective and they are both labels the borisjohnson will be desperate to avoid. let's get some of the day's other news. the uk parliament have voted in favour of a key part of a new agreement for implementing post brexit trading arrangements for northern ireland. 29 mps voted against it, including members of northern ireland's democratic unionist party and several high profile mp's from the governing conservative party. the pakistani opposition leader, imran khan, has accused the country's election commission of violating the constitution by postponing elections in punjab province. they are expected to take place next month. earlier, the commission said it was delaying the vote for the provincial assembly in punjab until october. 25 people have been injured when a ship tipped over in a dry dock in edinburgh's portarea. the 3,000—tonne vessel was dislodged by strong winds. the ship is owned by the u

~ . , ., parliament? i think the answer that auestion is parliament?n is maybe not. it�*s of the two criteria. 0ne question is maybe not. it�*s of the two criteria. one of which it is to do with intentionally misleading the house. the other is to do with it recklessly doing so. if that second criteria in which, by the end of his session, where the former prime minister began to look vulnerable. 0ne argument there is that, and giving such categorical assurances, the guidance on social distancing was always followed. the prime minister perhaps knowingly exaggerated the position because he himself acknowledged this afternoon that they follow the guidance to the best they could. within their understanding and within the constraints of number ten downing st. probably the second area where he was most vulnerable was that the committee was probing him about the basis of the assurances that he said he was relying on when he said to the house that both the guidance and the legal regulations around the lockdown work being adhered to. and i think the committee wa

and briefly, has there been _ parliament said. and briefly, has there been any _ parliament said.t said. and briefly, has there been any specific response j there been any specific response from mr modi's people to mr gandhi's claimed that this is politically motivated?— motivated? both of the bjp ministers. _ motivated? both of the bjp ministers, the _ motivated? both of the bjp ministers, the ruling - motivated? both of the bjp ministers, the ruling party| ministers, the ruling party ministers, the ruling party ministers, they took to either television channels or twitter or social media accounts saying that they have done nothing because whatever has been done was in accordance with the law. what the speaker did or what the parliament did was according to the law. and even the court which has pronounced its verdict finding him guilty of defamation, this is also a legal process and the bjp or the ruling party has got nothing to do with that. this is what they said. bk. that. this is what they said. ok, thank you _ that. this is what they said. ok, thank you very _ that. this is