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leave beg to offer our _ and parliament assembly leave beg to offer our humble thanks to yourhanks to your majesty for the gracious speech which _ majesty for the gracious speech which your majesty addressed to both houses_ which your majesty addressed to both houses of— which your majesty addressed to both houses of parliament. i now call the leader— houses of parliament. i now call the leader of— houses of parliament. i now call the leader of the opposition keir starmer! . ~ leader of the opposition keir starmer! ., ~ , ., ~ leader of the opposition keir starmer! ., ~ ~ .,~ starmer! thank you, mr speaker. before i turn _ starmer! thank you, mr speaker. before i turn to _ starmer! thank you, mr speaker. before i turn to the _ starmer! thank you, mr speaker. before i turn to the address, - starmer! thank you, mr speaker. before i turn to the address, i'm | before i turn to the address, i'm sure the whole house would like to join me in paying tribute to his majesty the king on the occasion of his first gracious address is our sovereign. of course, he did give the address last y

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the usa, hungary, germany, france, croatia, the czech republic, as well as the baltic assembly of the european parliament and the parliamentary assembly of the council of europe. we thank them for these decisions, thank you for their solidarity, and i believe that we should adopt this resolution today so that the whole world knows that such a crime must be punished, that the genocide of the ukrainian people is a terrible history of humanity, so i ask you to support this resolution . thank you, thank you, for the joint report, the deputy chairman of the committee, the chairman of the subcommittee of the committee on humanitarian and information policy yevheniya mykhailivna kravchuk is invited, please. dear colleagues, in 1932-33 , the communist totalitarian regime in ukraine planned and implemented a huge terrible crime, the genocide of the ukrainian people, as a result of which millions of ukrainians died a slow and painful death. it is customary to say never again about such events , but... they want to repeat it right now, they want to play these hunger games with the whole world, they want to destroy

activities as president and the activities of the government and the activities of the people's assembly parliamentprevious composition. first of all, of course, we are talking about social achievements, without exaggeration. this is an increase in wages, pensions, benefits, including for students, and so on and so forth. a lot of decisions have been made. and not on paper, but they were implemented and took on a meaningful form immediately. economic growth, indeed, serbia in this case stands out very positively and prominently overall european background, vučić himself mentioned just these days, a growth rate of 3.8% for this last quarter. maybe at the end of the year the growth will be a little less, but i want to say again that this figure is very positive, worthy of showing success uh power in the economic, therefore the main direction. the very same thing that the president proceeded from when making the decision on the upcoming december 17 elections, yes, please, this is also some form of reaction to the demands of the opposition forces, yes, if you want, let’s decide everything according to

parliament. the first assembly that put the support of the family and the population on the agenda, report and give their explanations to the conference of the comprehensive population and excellence of the family in the cultural commission , incentives have been seen for women who work , for housewives who are during their careers. or don't delay housework or the discussion of education and having children. a few months later, the general plan was approved. the 9th parliament has ended and the plan for the collective society and family excellence did not come to fruition. thank you for your time. during the four years of the 10th parliament , iran's premature aging was reported as a crisis, and the beginning of the 1st parliament, marriage and childbearing are more frequent words. became dealing with the problems of the joint commission of the population youth plan and family support was activated. 9 of the parliamentary commissions and the existing challenges on the path of births were recognized. 21 challenges faced by families on the way to having children we identified them. in order to solve

as president of the activities and activities of the government and the activities of parliament, the people's assemblyf all, of course, we are talking about social achievements, without exaggeration, these are increases in wages, pensions, benefits, including for students, and so on and so forth, elections in serbia are scheduled for december 17, the period for preparation is relatively short, but the ruling party unofficially predicts a confident majority in the new parliament, the pro-western coalition, despite all external attempts to somehow influence the situation, is allotted no more than 20 %. denis alekseev, leading the maestro with the soul of an artist, a delicate person, a true intellectual and a wise philosopher, all this is about the conductor yuri timerkanov, who passed away the day before. throughout the day, words of condolences came not only from colleagues, but also from grateful fans of his talent. over the years, yuri temerkanov worked in the mariinsky bolshoi theater, performed with leading orchestras in europe and the usa, but from the moment he joined the leningrad and now st. p

a demonstration took place within earshot of parliament and those assembled had their own message for the mps inside. the government's in total mess, um, they stuck by sewella brafman until they had to get rid of her, then they had to have a whole scale uh, cabinet shuffle, then they brought in lord, now david cameron the... man who's uh who ran the libya war, the mp's official investigation said was total shambles that tipped over into a war for regime change when it wasn't supposed to be, so this is the last person that should be put in charge of relations over the israeli invasion of gaza, the truth of the matter is the government's a mess, the opposition's a mess and they're in a mess, because 76% of the population want to cease fire and they won't get in line with the population. our political elite is completely out of touch, it's very important that this first breach has taken place, but nevertheless, um, for me, it's also important to say it wouldn't have happened, the vote wouldn't have happened if it hadn't been for the demonstration, if it hadn't been for the massive series

assembly for the recognition of the speaker of the house, the assignment will be determined. unofficial documents in the law that have been going back and forth for several years between the parliament the guardian council and the assembly for determining expediency are here that expediency must be courageously solve this problem from the point of view of solving the problems, and still the members of the parliament are continuing to implement their resolution to solve some of the problems of the people, two people write on paper, two people sign it. it is a normal document and unfortunately, we have recognized this until now and it is recognized that we are trying to get these to go with the parliament in order to solve the problem that the people themselves have realized in their conversations why they are confused. if people want to trust these pre-sales and the supply of units, the property that is being built should be issued with a tracking code, a document, so that if the buyer wants to make an inquiry, the person who is pre-purchasing can use a if there is a valid document, if there is a system that i would like to buy a house here, if it is registered in my name if it is in

venue. the uh protesters demanded immediate ceasefire in gaza in london britain protesters assembled outside parliament demanding lawers support a ceasefire. also in the jordanian capital alman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of the protesters gathered outside the premises. protestor condem washington's support for israel and the regime's raid. into ashifa hospital. commander of the goods force iran's irgc has sent a message of support to the gods of resistance hailing operation alaxa flood as epic and grand of grand scales that laid bear the fragility of israel. brigadier general ismaal gani said operation showed israel's security is far more vulnerable than a spiders web. the letter was addressed to commander of the al-kassam brigades muhammad david. it said palestinian operation united muslim nations around the notion of jihad against israel, he said now everybody believes that palestine and the wider region will not be the same in the wake of alaxa flood, the iranian commander touched on attacks by resistance forces against the israeli regime troops and armored vehicl

republic, is going to strengthen the parliament, strengthens political parties for this, and also complements this entire structure with an all-belarusian people's assemblynt from the current one, i am absolutely sure of this, i know what parliamentarism is and what it means to be a deputy, it will differ in that it will have to take on a greater burden. and play a major role in the future development of the country. to be honest, i can’t even imagine what a big, expanded role you will have play. you know, i have to pay special attention to what the president says after the words, to be honest, because alexander grigorievich in such cases periodically speaks so frankly that these are representatives of some classical western. cunning politics would choke on their cappuccino made with natural coconut milk. lukashenko says quite honestly that they still have no idea what kind of big role the strengthened parliament will have to play. exactly the same thing seems to apply to the big role in the future strengthened all-belarusian people's assembly. the fact that times will be difficult after the super-presidential republic, without going to grandma, they wil

in london, protesters assembled outside parliament, demanding that lawers support a cfire in gaza. also, in jordan's capital alman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the premises. the protesters condemned washington's support for israel and the regime's raid into shifa hospital. the commander of the gust force of iran's irgc has sent a message of support to the gaza resistance hailing operation alaxa flood as epic of grand scales that laid bear the fragility of israel. brigadier general ismail khani said the operation showed israel's security is far more vulnerable than spider's web. the letter was addressed to the commander of the al khassam. he said the palestinian operation united muslim nations around the notion of jihad against israel, he said now everyone believes palestine and the wider region will not be the same in the wake of the alaxa flood, the iranian commander touched attacks by the resistance against israeli troops and armed vehicles, saying the strikes portrayed the creative side of the resistance. the irani

recognized the holodamor as the genocide of the ukrainian people, including the european parliament and the parliamentary assemblye council of europe. i wish to start our conversation. against ukraine. you're welcome. well, thank you very much. thank you. it's really and colleagues, it's very um important that we're all here today, and i think, i think the um, keep security forum and former prime minister for inviting us to mark this day, which is the 90th anniversary of the jolod, i think all of us look back at that time period and stalin's brutal actions, where millions of ukrainians died in this orchestrated famine as something never to be repeated, and now we find ourselves and as alexandra matvitsuk said so eloquently, with some parallels today that seem quite similar, so i just want to say a word about um, how today, it's perhaps more important than ever that we come together to remember this terrible , terrible tragedy and orchestrated event, set of events, but also that we work collectively to do everything we can to prevent it from happening again. i want to just note that um, since uh russia decided to

it is planned that by 2025 more than 130 laws will be adopted, which all parliament members of the assemblyre working on. on the sidelines of the session, the speaker of the federation council held a number of bilateral meetings with foreign colleagues. separate meeting with the president of the kyrgyz republic sadyr japarova. the meeting was very meaningful, very constructive, in such a friendly, warm atmosphere. special attention was devoted to issues of humanitarian and cultural cooperation, including in the field of education. on september 1 of this year, our presidents launched the construction of three new russian schools in kyrgyzstan. in general, the presidents approved the program of nine schools over 3 years, very much attention is paid to this, according to on the initiative of the president of kazakhstan, an international organization for the russian language was established within the framework of the chairmanship of kyrgyzstan, i am sure that it will soon cross the borders of the commonwealth, this is very important, the understanding that the russian language is the language

in london, protesters assemble outside parliament, demanding that lawers support a ceasefire in gaza. also, in jordan's capital alman, security forces mobilized to guard the... the us embassy as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the premises. the protesters condemned washington's support for israel and the regime's raid into shifa hospital in gaza. and with that we come to the end of this bulletin. thank you for being with us, i'll be back with the recap of the news in about four minutes time. take care for now. news and brief for this hour on day 41 of israel's onslot on the gaza strip the shifa hospital is surrounded by israeli tanks and bulldozers, no one is allowed to leave the medical complex, regime forces have bombed the... hospitals waterline and they have also stolen several palestinian bodies. hamas has presented evidence rejecting israeli allegations that the palestinian resistance movement operates on the hospitals in gaza. the senior representative of hamas said the united states and israel have aired baseless allegations against hamas.

protesters are demanding an immediate. at seasfire in gaza in london, protesters assembled outside parliament demanding lawers support seasfire, also in jordan's capital almon security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the premises. the protesters are condemning washington support for israel and regime's raid into al-shifa hospital in gaza. press tv's camilla escalante in toronto canada's spoken to people there about. the gaza war, they are critical of their government over what they see as in action to help bring an end to gaza in suffering. well, i'm devastated and i'm extremely enraged um and horrified by the genocide happening in gaza. um, i'm not surprised by the canadian government's response. i know that they have um stakes in trying to continue the illegal occupation of palestine, um, and that they are funding. is genocide, genocidal campaign, and they have been for decades, so i'm not surprised, but it's um, it is disgusting to see, of course, uh, i'm mortified by what we've been witnessing over the past month, uh, this is not a war,

in london britain, protesters assembled outside parliament demanding that lawers. support a ceasefirean's capital alman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the premises. the protesters condemned washington's support for israel and the regime's raid into shifa hospital in gaza. well that's it for this hour's bulletin. thank you for being with us. take care and bye-bye. october 7th marked new chapter in israel's history. they were stunned by the unexpected turn of events. now the big question is, can israel restore its shattered image after the seismic shift in its narrative. using read for this hour on day 41 of israel's onslot on the gaza strip, the shifa hospital is surrounded by israeli tanks and buldozers. no one is allowed to leave the medical. complex, regime forces have bombed the hospital's waterline, they have also stolen several palestinian bodies. hamas has presented evidence rejecting israeli allegations that the palestinian resistance movement operates on the hospitals in gaza. the senior representative of hamas sai

assemblies . it has no history, at least for me, who is the president of the 8th parliament. i was in the 8th assembly of human rights, and we were following up on human rights issues and news, and i don't actually remember that this happened before . in fact, it shows the height of these crimes that, anyway, in these human rights forums , there was usually silence about the zionist regime and its crimes, and not many reactions were shown, but an official at the level of the united nations high commissioner for human rights should ask. resign, this shows the height of human rights crimes it is happening and the thugs and the attacks on this society are very grateful mr. abbasi, i want to ask how much do you think countries like france, england , germany can keep silent in front of their own public opinion. we can expect that with this volume of public reactions that we are seeing in these three european countries, we should wait for something to happen and to have the reactions of these governments , reactions that will be effective in a place like the security council. well,

the district council, for the first time on a single voting day to deputies parliament, we are forming an all-belarusian assemblyt of active political citizens, especially after the twentieth year, people realized that they need to engage in politics, otherwise i will do it for us in the west and form some meanings here, so there will be competition, we have we are a party, there is. organizations, there are non-party ones, there are labor collectives, we have one of the most democratic legislations, you can put forward a proposal in different ways, so i predict that the competition will be serious, moreover, there will be competition among patriots, there will be no fifth column in the elections, although they will try to infiltrate the elections, pretending to be normal people, we know very well that there is no country with one opinion, that is, there will never be one, for this we need political parties. that is, someone will vote for white russia, someone for the ldp, someone for the communists, and someone for a non-party, in principle, that is, this is the choice of the people, what are the parties for, p

meanwhile in london britain protesters assembled outside of parliament demanding the lawers support a ceasefire in gaza. also in jordan sap man, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy, as hundreds of protesters gathered outside of the premises. the protesters condem washington's support for israel and the regime's raid into the al-shifa hospital in gaza. the situation in gaza is worsening by the hour, that is international bodies hesitate to take serious action to stop israel. our correspond of russian saglam has talked with the turkish residents, believe that a unified muslim front can put an end to the israeli regime's ongoing massacres. israel'i destekliyor. in fact, what is happening is massacre? israelis have occupied palestine, they have seed palestinians and started. killing them, therefore all people, not just muslims, need to stand against this injustice. they are now doing to the arabs what hitler did to them. now, even if i'm at home eating or drinking, i find it hard to swallow, knowing there are innocent civilians being killed brutally, the world is silent in t

in london, a britain protest is assembled outside the... parliament, demanding that lawers support a ceasefire in gaza. also in jordan's capital anman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the premises. the protesters condemned washington's support for israel and the regime's raid into shifa hospital in gaza. the israeli military has attacked al-shifa hospital in gaza city after repeatedly pounding its vicinity over the past several days. the hospital has already run out of fuel and electricity which has resulted in the death of several premature babies and critically wounded patients. the world health organization has described the situation there as dire and perilous. israel. claims palestinian resistance groups have tunnels and bunkers underneath the hospital, but the resistance group has vehemently denied that allegation. here's more. israeli forces raid al-shifa hospital in gaza city, the largest medical complex in the strip where thousands of taken shelter. the spokesman for the ministry of

the assemblies then voted in britain for the parliament. it's more democratic and undercutting that that's undercutting us. and for generation boys, we've had a way that we've dealt with the motherland, with britain, and they are violating the way in which we have done business all the way through this period. we did not start with violent. we did not start this process after. the seven years war thinking, these wild thoughts that this british professor trotter was talking about. we were measured, offended yes, we were offended. we were offended by the by the line drawn through the appalachian mountains. the proclamation we went territory like england, like european powers. when any war that they that's what you do is you settle up at the end of a war by trading territories you can see that throughout the history europe that's what happened here and britain gained all these territories they're saying don't go there. what the hell is that to? start with is insulting that we now all of this land and we have tripled the size of british north a

meanwhile, in london, in britain, protesters assembled outside of parliaments, demanding that law-makers support a ceasefire in gaza. also, in jordan's capital aman, security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy, as hundreds of protesters gathered outside the premises. the protestors condemned washington's support for israel and the regimes. into the alshafa hospital in gaza. and that doesn't for world news, coming up next as news and brief. it's bye-bye for now. marder faqrizade an iranian nuclear scientist, what made him different from other nuclear scientists was that he linked physics and philosophy. یه همچین آدمی خود به خود دنبال این هست که دنبال فلسفه علم مبتنی بر اعتقاداتش باشه پدر جمع بوده پدر این شهرای هسته ای ما بوده. این ها نشون دادن این دشمنان ما که چقدر شقی و در این راه حتی از کشتن دانشمندا هم ابایی ندارد. les bombardements qui ciblent des civils et des infrastructures. i am deeply concerned about the clear violations of international humanitarian law that we are witnessing in gaza. let me be clear, no party to an armed conflict is above international humanitarian law. o

in london britain protesters. assembled outside of parliament demanding that lawers support the seasfiren's capital, am security forces mobilized to guard the us embassy as hundreds of protesters gathered outside of the premises. the protesters condem washington's support for israel and the regime's raid into a shifa hospital in gaza. has carried out another strike against israel's military positions along the border. hezball fired rockets and missiles towards seven israeli military sites. injuries have been reported among israeli soldiers. hezbollah and israeli troops have been engaged in direct clashes since the 7th of october when the regime ignited as bloody war machine to bombard the beside gaza strip. hisbolla says that it will continue striking israel's positions until it stops the crimes against palestinians. faisal asaf is a journalist, author and activist who joins us from jakarta, we also have ali mala who's a former vice president of the canadian arab federation who joins us from toronto. i'd like to welcome you both, and i find it a loss of words that after 41 days of these

times the total capital of the bank network the law that was recently approved by the parliament and approved in the assembly is a step forward in the country's banking system, both in terms of independence and in terms of the authority of the central bank, from the point of view that we will be able to monitor more with it , it has given the central bank more authority to the system. they predict that the central bank's hand will be more open to deal with the sloppiness of the banking network. the central bank asked the people to report the violation of the bank branch in removing the bad effect from the returned checks . according to the bank's circular a center is sufficient to eliminate the bad effect of bounced checks . however, field investigations show that some banks do not implement this directive. sir, i had a check of 10 tomans. it was returned, and 10 million 90 tomans was in my account, which is now blocked. i want to take it. this directive has not been implemented yet. they say that you should put the same 100 million in the account, that is , the 90 million that was blocked from you. there is

they call assess its relations with the country during the discussion of the national assembly, members of parliament were passionate regarding the issue. let's take a listen. the amc seems to have no genuine interest in building keys in the middle east. they are in the interested in using this tragedy for their own political gain, hoping that they concert division and distress the south african peoples from a dismal failure as all governments. the ministers, recent telephone call to the leader of commerce squandered in the last remaining, they do use your credibility, you who departments had left on this dns not to enjoy for them to demonstrate against fail. press the tool demonstrations that they get out of this, that they even get cubes. thousands of palestinians out of us that we thought would try even charged is that a military call. the world knows this and when the student respond to the quote to release the people that the state is fundamentally, at least as they know for the must be allowed to port exist with a fundamentally, lisa states. the con, the con, the us in that gives us the videos

relations that would be reformed by the main opposition party which controls the national assembly, which is the parliament, they just passed that bill called the yellow envelope bill, which lets the workers protect themselves against. corporations that want to collect damages in legitimate labor union strikes, so this is really upsetting them and they'... joined by a network of civic groups, these two umbrella unions, which are the biggest umbrella unions in south korea, they held a rally on saturday of over 10, of over 100,000 protesters, and today we have hundreds gathered here again, they are going to never stop protesting until president either does not veto the bill and lets it passed. or resigns and a lying in is being held now starting today by a civic group representing south korea's three biggest religious groups, buddhism, protestantism and catholicism. they say that they are going to sleep outside this building where this rally is being held until the bill passes, taking a look at uh, obviously the... in terms of uh not only it support for israel uh but just the controversies that the us has wh

parliament. the commons speaker's outfit quite the assembly. are we ready?e performing their role for the first time. today, that was true of the prime minister and the king and the queen. the playlist at the state opening of parliament sounds and looks like this — fanfare and symbolism. the door to the commons slammed in the face of an official to underline its independence. close the door! and look closely if you're a good lip—reader. political adversaries share small talk as they walk to the house of lords to listen. the king began by reflecting on the loss of his mum, and then read out the government's plans, including inviting companies every year to apply to drill oil and gas under the north sea. this bill will support the future licensing of new oil and gas fields, helping the country to transition to net zero by 2050 without adding undue burdens on households. a central theme of today was crime. in england and wales, there'll be whole life sentences for the worst murders, rapists won't be released early, and reasonable force will be justified to try

in parliament assembled, beg leave to offer our humble thanks to your majesty for the gracious speech which your majesty has addressed to both houses of parliament. i now call the leader of the opposition, keir starmer . starmer. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> thank you, mr speaker. >> and before i turn to the address, i am sure the whole house would like to join me in paying house would like to join me in paying tribute to his majesty the king on the occasion of his first gracious address as our sovereign . of course, he did sovereign. of course, he did give the address last year and he has for some time enjoyed the best view in the house on how it should be done. but nonetheless, yes, this is a new chapter for him and our country. so we pay tribute to him on that. him and our country. so we pay tribute to him on that . let me tribute to him on that. let me also congratulate both the mover and the second for their fantastic speeches just a moment ago . the right honourable member ago. the right honourable member for scarborough and whitby, once again showed us his deep love for his con

of the interparliamentary assembly, in which all countries of the commonwealth were interested, they received very positive resonance, this is a huge work of all the parliamentscountries, a member of the interparliamentary assembly, we did it all together, our headquarters, the tauride palace was filled with life, movement, new ideas, and this is wonderful, and of course the plenary council went very successfully meeting of the interparliamentary assembly in kyrgyzstan our kyrgyz colleagues tried very hard, everything was prepared at the highest level, very respectfully, and strictly speaking, with our parliamentary event we completed the year of kyrgyzstan’s chairmanship in commonwealth of independent states, which, according to the heads of state, was very successful, productive, and you know, there is such satisfaction that we are not working in vain, the cis is in demand, it is a very important integration mechanism and tool, a very important integration structure that benefits everyone states, all peoples, very good results of economic cooperation, strengthening of our humanitarian and cultural space, and this is such a self-sufficient format and valuabl

campaigns await us, the twenty-fourth year, a single voting day, parliament... then the first congress of the renewed people's assemblyspecially before the parliamentary elections, i said quite frankly that the entire vertical of power has been mobilized to hold parliamentary elections, all-belarusian elections, in a reasonable, beautiful, worthy manner national assembly, and in a year the presidential elections, i want you to understand that we have something special. the fact that there is a change of generations, the current leaders , including the president and others, must be replaced by young, energetic people, but the task is definitely to save the country, if we stumble, believe me, no one will give us a shoulder, it all depends only on us, the world is being redivided, god forbid we fall into the mill of this redistribution. olekgeevich, how can you avoid ending up in the mill before business? not to destroy, but to create, in the twentieth year we are not alone since they said that the political model of our country will be reformed, that is, the president spoke about it, politicians spoke about it, experts

the commons of the united kingdom of great britain and northern ireland in parliament assembled, beg s addressed to both houses of parliament. >> yeah, yeah. >> yeah, yeah. >> it's a great honour to move the humble address . this is the the humble address. this is the first time that king charles has opened the session as monarch. so today's pomp and ceremony is tinged with sadness. as we remember the late queen with affection and gratitude for 70 years of service to our kingdom and commonwealth. we look fonnard to another significant reign as the baton has passed to the next generation. so, mr speaker , it's finally come to speaker, it's finally come to this . it's official . speaker, it's finally come to this. it's official . i speaker, it's finally come to this . it's official . i was the this. it's official. i was the future once . the second of the future once. the second of the humble address, the right honourable, the honourable member for stroud, for whom i am the warm up act today is always described as up and coming , and described as up and coming, and i'm not really sure w

news sources announced that the algerian parliament officially allowed president abdel majid taboun to go to war with the zionist regime. the assembly with the poems of the members of the parliament in support of the palestinian people and resistance groups was. algeria is the first arab country whose parliament officially and legally authorizes its armed forces to attack the zionist regime in support of the oppressed palestinian nation. your hands are stained with blood. this slogan is addressed to palestinian supporters in london. he was the vice president of the united states and the prime minister of england. protesters of american and british policies gathered in front of the british prime minister's office and condemned the support of these two countries to the zionist regime. while rishi sonaik and kamla harris were meeting, the protestors were chanting : your hands are stained with blood and cease fire. right now? the truck demonstrations of supporters of the palestinian people were held in paris with the slogan of an immediate ceasefire and declaration of solidarity with the people of gaza. the participants held the palesti

assembly. the new parliament declares the treaty of saffron and void of the government representative and eastern both guilty of high treason the, the opposition parliament then signed the contract, but the bolsheviks in russia. the soviet union is the 1st cause tray to recognize the new government and sends money and weapons for the fight against the greek occupiers. 2 years later, most of fucking malice troops would have recaptured most of turkey. in july of 1921 after took assumes, combined with the war against the occupying forces. once again, he proved himself a mazda strategist. he declares general mobilization, demanding that every touch of citizen contribute to the production of arms and ammunition. even women transport shelves to the front line, the this highly motivated army under most effect miles command, eventually defeats. the greeks residing late at the battle of secaria. autotech is given, the honorary title ghazi the conqueror. in the in 1922, i took ends. his war against the greek occupy as in is mia on the 18 coast. this also marks a significant turning point in his personal li

definitive and clear year clear for the society , that we join hands, that the assembly of the government, the parliament, the judiciary, and , god willing, all of us, as the servants of the people , god willing, will step forward and move forward, peace be upon you, god's mercy and blessings. in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello again , dear and respected viewers of the 10 o'clock news segment. zionist soldiers attacked this medical center from this morning by completing the siege of shafa hospital and entered the hospital premises with a tank. some reports are about the arrival of zionist soldiers they refer to parts of the shafa hospital building and the destruction of its facilities. the news agencies quoted medical staff inside the hospital as saying that due to the intensity of the invaders' blind attack on all parts of the hospital , it is not possible to move between the different departments of the hospital for the people present in it. the occupiers also arrested all the reporters so that no news or images of what is happening in the shafa hospital would be broadcas

most known for assembling apples, iphone, the european union governments and the parliament have reached a deal on targets for the supply of critical minerals, including rare earth to reduce its reliance on 3rd countries. primarily china of the critical role materials act could come into effect as early as next year. after being proposed by the european commission in march. the strategic raw materials still puts targets on local extraction, recycling and processing some 16 critical minerals and rare earth that are key for chip, an easy battery production among its goals, extracting 10 percent of the blocks annual needs locally. let's take a closer look at one category of critical minerals rare earth. china is the largest partner for in ports of the earth, elements accounting for 40 percent of the total weight of imports in 2022 and followed by malaysia with 31 percent in russia. with 25 percent of the total where the imports into the e. u last year. a friend who does surplus as a senior fellow with the independent think tank brutal. she joins me out for more on this. find who to walk int

parliament. in 206 he joined the regional legislative assembly and even ran for the post of governor of the krasnoyarskgoliskov actively gave interviews to journalists and criticized local officials and organized meetings with residents, at these metro exits , these land plots were reserved so that no one would develop them, so today we... proceed from the fact that there should be a metro in krasnoyarsk. such fiery speeches on camera turned out to be mostly feigned. gliskov apparently planned to take a leading position in the political arena, but this plan most likely will not come true. galiskov's office in the building of the regional legislative assembly is now empty. by the way, according to the locals, i didn’t pass through here nobody. during interrogation, the krasnoyarsk deputy allegedly agreed to cooperate with the investigation. he will spend time in the isolation ward next night. detention in conditions that are clearly unusual for himself, from there, by the way, mr. gliskov risks moving to a pre-trial detention center; a preventive measure should be chosen for him on thursday. alexander m

recently, the parliament approved and it was approved in the assembly, a step forward in the banking system of the country, both in terms of independence and in terms of the authority of the central bank, from the point of view that we can do more monitoring with it , the central bank has been given more authority to the system. do the hand of the central bank to deal with the banking network's loopholes should become more open, sara fazli, a news reporter of the meteorological organization , has issued an orange warning for mazandan and golestan provinces, predicting heavy rain, strong wind and a drop in temperature. according to this warning, slippery mountain passes due to snowfall, reduced visibility, falling rocks from a height , flooding of roads, flooding of rivers, flooding of roads, damage to temporary structures such as scaffolding, advertisement boards and breaking of old trees in these areas are not far from expectations. the meteorological organization has advised the compatriots in these areas of travel stop unnecessarily and refrain from diving and construction activit

parliament. the speaker's outfit, and quite the assembly. are you ready?tual, there are those performing their role for the first time. today, that was true of the prime minister and the king and the queen. the playlist at the state opening of parliament sounds and looks like this. fanfare and symbolism. the door to the commons slammed in the face of an official to underline its independence. close the door! and _ close the door! and look closely if you are a good lip reader. political adversaries share small talk as they walk to the house of lords to listen. the king began by reflecting on the loss of his mum, and then read out the government's plans, including inviting companies every year to apply to drill oil and gas under the north sea. this bill will support the future licensing of new oil and gas fields, helping the country to transition to net zero by 2050 without adding undue burdens on households. a central theme of today was crime. in england and oil is, there will be a whole life sentences for the worst murders, rapists won't be released early,

our request to aziz in the islamic council of the revolutionary assembly is to remind the parliamentthis honor in this period and do this great work in this period. finish this bill in this period, god willing inshallah, we had a national conference on the responsibility of implementing the constitution. what is the outcome of these conferences? i think that now, of course, i have it in my mind, and because a series of measures have been taken now, the same meetings that i myself attended, which were the summaries of the sub-sessions that i attended it was formed, and i was very interested in it because both economists, like me , who majored in law, as well as economists and lawyers who worked on this, and now we have very valuable news, apart from the meetings that i myself participated in. detailed solutions to solve the country's economic problems based on law the basics have been given by economists and lawyers. naturally, the time after the conference will be held, god willing, of course, these articles will be given comments, but we will summarize and follow up, mr. doctor, 7 b

parliament. the commons speaker's outfit quite the assembly. are we ready?e first time. today, that was true of the prime minister and the king and the queen. the playlist at the state opening of parliament sounds and looks like this — fanfare and symbolism. the door to the commons slammed in the face of an official to underline its independence. close the door! and look closely if you're a good lip—reader. political adversaries share small talk as they walk to the house of lords to listen. the king began by reflecting on the loss of his mum, and then read out the government's plans, including inviting companies every year to apply to drill oil and gas under the north sea. this bill will support the future licensing of new oil and gas fields, helping the country to transition to net zero by 2050 without adding undue burdens on households. a central theme of today was crime. in england and wales, there'll be whole life sentences for the worst murders, rapists won't be released early, and reasonable force will be justified to try to make sure defendants turn u