international day of peace, the belarusian peace foundation presented a trilogy of heroin books to the world, the series was published as a result of the republican creative competition, peace in the soul, peace in the country, this is a joint initiative of the belarusian peace foundation. the ministry of education of the belarusian orthodox church has joined more 10.000 schoolchildren the best of the works on the pages of printed publications, the competition popularizes the ideas of peace, spiritual moral national cultural values, as well as patriotism and harmony in society. the emphasis was on the beauty of the belarusian soul, on those qualities of the soul of the belarusian people, which help us to preserve the world, which help us to live together, which help us to live in the peace in which we live today and indeed. here is the result that we have today in the form of already, uh, written works of the guys. he shows that our work is not in vain, that they do not understand what peace is, they are ready to fight for it, they are happy to live in a peaceful country. it will fill

peace foundation, where can i find out more? for what needs are we raising money today and joining, here is our good deeds in the country under the supervision of palliative care 1840 children. of these, 110 need respiratory support. the attention of the belarusian fans of the number one game today is directed to the leagues. the belarusian team is currently playing away against the group leader kazakhstan to increase the chances of staying in the c division of the tournament. it is important for us to score points today, which georgy kondratiev said at a press conference the day before, moreover, the team tuned in to win , the coach noted. will we be able to get the coveted three points we will tell you already in the 19 hour edition, while the score is 00. and this is the latest news for this minute see you at 19:00. hello on the air, the senate and i, nikita rychalovsky, trade union help, additional support and support, coupled with senatorial activities. a truly unique combination and the opportunity to provide the most exte

is there a branch of the belarusian peace foundation, where you can find out more?hat needs we are raising money today and getting involved in joining, here are our good deeds, we note that there are 1,847 children in the country under supervision on palliative care. of these, 110 need respiratory support for a massive bike ride per day without a car. today minsk has supported the global eco-initiative, and thus most completed the week of mobility managers specialists of the capital mayor's office of the administration of districts of industrial enterprises of the organization of the public utilities sphere more than 100 people. we got to work on two-wheeled transport, the green route passed from the water park, lebyazhy along pobediteley avenue , it is necessary to make at least a small personal contribution to environmental protection. after all, today we have such a bike ride. uh, we are finishing this week and this holiday, that is, symbolic in order to show people that after all emissions of pollutants into the air must be reduced, and we must contribute to thi

the trilogy of books was presented by the belarusian peace foundation. a belarusian delegation headed by the minister of foreign affairs arrived in new york. the un general assembly opens there vladimir makeev also sent a message to all members of the international organization. letter of appeal, belarus is forced to state that it has become a victim of a unipolar moment in modern history, subordinating the position to the interests of the so-called winners in the cold war minorities. today they pass off as the opinion of the entire international community separately. vladimir makei spoke about the situation of developing countries, which in recent years have experienced increased pressure on their sovereignty. however, it is this group of countries that can initiate a process of global security dialogue within the framework of the un that will help the world move forward. belarus russia strengthens cooperation course towards close cooperation active trade a new example of the opening of a maz dealer center in ufa it took place today with the participati

the belarusian peace foundation donated 12 ventilators to eight orphanages across the country with theort of the ministry of health foundation helps to strengthen the material and technical base of institutions for children under 3 years old with special needs of psychophysical development. the initiative is being implemented as part of the campaign. give five dobron in 2022, the project turns 5 years old during this period, more than 600,000 belarusian rubles were allocated for the material and technical support of orphanages. vitebsk museum of the history of private collecting presented a new exposition. now. there you can see a private collection of not only collectors of the 19th and 20th centuries, but also modern at the exhibition under the name amazing nearby antiques , banknotes of the countries of the world, new year's toys, paintings embroidered with thread and beads, pendants and even caskets to the youngest, an 11-year-old participant in the exhibition, the young collector presented amulets dolls that a resident of the village of malaye lazitsa made with his own hands in th

alina lapu and nikolai loshkevich, tv news agency on the international day of peace belarusian foundation. mirotvortsev presented a trilogy of books, ukraine to the world a series of donap results of republican creative competition. peace in the soul peace in the country is a joint initiative of the belarusian peace foundation the ministry of education of the belarusian orthodox church more than 10,000 schoolchildren have joined it of the belarusian soul to those qualities of the soul of the belarusian people that help us to keep the world, which help us to live together, which help us to live in the tranquility in which we today we live and really. here is the result that we have today in the form of already, uh, written works of the guys. it shows that our work is not in vain, that they understand what peace is, they are ready to fight for it, they are happy to live in a peaceful country. peacekeeping affairs will fill the whole week with the support of the fund in health care institutions will open chambers of increased comfort for veterans of the great patriotic war, and the heroic de

on the international day of peace, the belarusian peacekeeping foundation presented the trilogy of books krajina to the world a series of donap as a result of the republican creative competition peace in the soul peace in the country is a joint initiative of the belarusian peace foundation the ministry of education of the belarusian orthodox church more than 10,000 schoolchildren joined it the competition popularizes the ideas of peace, spiritual and moral national cultural values, as well as patriotism and consent in society. the emphasis was on the beauty of the belarusian soul, on those qualities of the soul of the belarusian people, which help us to preserve the world, which help us to live together, which help us to live in the peace in which we live today and indeed. here is the result that we have today in the form of already, uh, written works of the guys. it shows that our work is not in vain, that they do not understand what peace is, they are ready to fight for it, they are happy to live in a peaceful country. peacekeeping affairs will fill the whole week with the support of t

international day of peace, the belarusian foundation of peacekeepers presented a trilogy of books, ukraine to the world, a series published according to the results of the republican creative competition peace in the soul, peace in the country is a joint initiative of the belarusian fundraiser, the ministry of education of the belarusian orthodox church, more than 10,000 schoolchildren have joined it. the best of the work on the pages of printed publications. the competition promotes the ideas of peace, spiritual and moral national and cultural values, as well as patriotism, we agree in society. the emphasis was on the beauty of the belarusian soul, on those qualities of the soul of the belarusian people, which help us to preserve the world, which help us to live together, which help us to live in the peace in which we live today and indeed. here is the result that we have today in the form of already, uh, written works of the guys. it shows that our work is not in vain, that they do not understand what the world is, they are ready to fight for it, they happy to live in a peaceful country.

opened in the soviet union in 1987 together with the ministry of culture, together with the peace foundationhis money from this foundation, which invested more than a billion, textbooks for the tenth-eleventh grade were published. there's a last one for colleges in social science. textbooks were published. cultural studies programs were carried out 64.000 teacher students were trained for money. foundation. we, what do we want to get trained what do we want to get? eventually. we want to get literate people. that's right, we got it. yes, yesterday we received a clear tracing paper of the fact that now we are forced to correct this. now it's time to clean up. ah, party building with the mind and what the rampant democracy leads to, we learn and not from such other people's ukrainian mistakes, watch the editors' club today right after the panorama. well, probably, st. petersburg did not repeat the mistakes of the past, which is why the world is following the situation at the zaporozhye nuclear power plant so closely, while the head of the iaea mission witnessed the dangerous shelling of this f

only by resolutely, have we forged a true foundation of peaceful unification. only when china is completely reunified can there be enduring peace across the taiwan strait. any scheme to interfere in china's internal affairs is to meet the strong opposition of all chinese. and then he moved to extract -- any move to extract china's reunification is bound to be crushed by the wheels of history. the international community closely follows china's development since the 18th national congress. socialism with chinese characteristics has entered a new era. in the past decade, china has made historic achievements and transformation in pursuing economic and social development. in this decade, it also relies a historic leap in its relations with the world and made historic contributions to the international community. china is fully implementing a new development philosophy of innovative, coordinated, open development for all. and is pursuing high-quality development and fostering a new development paradigm. with a strong leadership of the efforts of the people, the stre

can we afford a true foundation, peaceful ruin if occasion? only when china is completely reunified? can there be enduring peace across the taiwan strait? any scheme to interfere in china's internal affairs is bound to meet the strong opposition of all chinese and any move the obstruct. china's reunification is bound to be crushed by the wheels of history. and the international community closely follows china's development. since the 18th sippy see national congress a years ago, he socialism with chinese characteristics, has entered a new era. in the past decade, china has made a historic achievement and a transformation in pursuing economic and social development. in this decade, it are so allies to a historic leap and his relations with the world and made historic contributions to the international community on june. charlie's fully implementing a new development philosophy of innovative, coordinated during an open development of all and is pursuing high quality development. and fostering a new development paradigm with distraught leadership

macarthur foundation committed to building a more just, verdant and peaceful world. ndation dedicated to heightening public awareness of critical isss... and by the frontline journalism fund, with major support from jon and jo ann hagler. and additional support from koo and patricia yuen, committed to bridging cultural differences in our communities. support for this program was provided by the jonathan logan family foundation, empowering world changing work. and the wnet group's preserving democracy, a public media initiative, with principal support by the chang k. park foundation. and major funding from the folling: >> last night, i congratulated donald trump and offered to work with him on behalf of our country. >> i have just called president obama to congratulate him on his victory. >> i had the honor of calling senator barack obama to congratulate him... (crowd booing) please. >> i spoke to president bush and i offered him and laura our congratulations on their victory. >> now the u.s. supreme court has spoken. while i strongly disagree with the court's decision

peace? or did it become the foundation for hegemonic pouers. the killing of hundreds of thousands of kwrepl meany, afghan children which human value did that serve? were these not the evil faces of the total lack of justice and fairness in many parts of the world? in reality what does the republic of iran seek other than obtaining its own logical and fair rights which has caused havoc and chaos among the oppressors of the world. dear colleagues, today the willingness to move in support of hedge pheu -- hegemony has become a serious threat. it is the wish of the nations across the world on an increasing basis to obtain justice, independence, wile enjoying security at the same time. the realization of the front of resistance shows, i repeat it, the realization of the doctrine of resistance shows the extreme and deep rooted willingness of many people to obtain true justice, whereas unilateralism has been the tool that has used -- that has been used to hold many countries back. on a selective basis. america cannot accept that certain countries have

peace accords. the richard mitnick's and foundation is the host for this versatile event, you can watch it live at 8:00 on c-span now, our free mobile video app. >> there are a lot of places to get political information. but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word if it happens here, or here, or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span powered by cable >> we are joined on washington journal by dave leventhal, he is here with us to talk with us about members of congress and potential conflicts of interest in what could be next for members of congress, i want to ask you today what are some of the important rules for -- like that? >> it is effectively the rules of the road that -- pass for congress and decade ago. this was in response to span rules that had taken place in the medium rules before not nested -- in the immediate -- the stock act tackled three times, it tackled concepts of interest where investors would be -- public decisions th

peace? or did it become the foundation for hegemonic powers. the killing of hundreds of thousands of yemeni, afghan children which human value did that serve? were these not the evil faces of the total lack of justice and fairness in many parts of the world? in reality what does the republic of iran seek other than obtaining its own logical and fair rights which has caused havoc and chaos among the oppressors of the world. >> dear colleagues today the willingness to move in support of the germany is assault for humanity throughout the world it is a serious threat and the wish of the nations across the world on an increasing basis for justice and dependence while enjoying security at the same time. the realization of the front of resistance, i repeat the realization of the adoption of resistance shows the extreme and deep-rooted willingness of true justice where unilateralism are the tools and has been used for many countries back on a selective basis. merrick cannot accept certain countries have the right to stand on their own 2 feet and they a

totalitarian regimes imposed on a free people by direct or indirect aggression undermine the foundations of international peacethe united states, this is how the policy of containing soviet influence in the world began, which turned into a cold war and an iron curtain for the country of the soviets. faced with a new round of western aggression , the soviet government in the fifties and sixties will make a number of erroneous decisions, both in domestic and foreign policy, which will lead to a food crisis, a decrease in cash reserves in the treasury and even more isolation of the ussr in the mid-seventies, trying to improve the economy the country will be in the oil game, this will also be skillfully used by the united states and by provoking, with the help of the middle east, the oil world. will inflict a serious blow to the soviet union with oil the only soviet product that the world still agreed to buy and since it came out. so all the kremlin’s wealth was based on oil, then reagan forced the saudis to take and flood the market with cheap oil, the consequences are known, the oil crash hit the belt of the uss

many areas of the city they are changing pipes, repairing heating mains and laying the foundation for new houses. peace be upon us , residents who have come under fire, are being helped by russian military doctors. they arrived at the special operation zone, doctors from all over the country receive patients in mobile hospitals that have been deployed in the liberated territories, the victims arrive in a state of completely different severity, according to the doctors, most often they are treated by patients with shrapnel wounds, then, how they rescue people who suffered from ukrainian shells was observed by svyatoslav in the city. special purpose medical detachment two brigades of resuscitators, traumatologists , surgeons, they arrived in the zone of their own to treat injuries, injuries and illnesses, a slight wound, here is a fragment of fur and tissue. that is, as if life is not important. fiery scoundrels most of all shrapnel wounds fragments are not separated soldiers civilians adults and children recently came under fire from a neighboring village, there were many wounded and children, in additi

ah, did that take the world closer to fairness justice and peace, or did it become not actually the foundation for hedge a monic powers, the killing of hundreds of thousands of yamini iraqi syria, an afghan children in which human valued did that serve? were these not there? evil faces of the, the total lack of justice and fairness in many parts of the world. and in reality, what does it, are you, what does the islamic republic of iran see other than obtaining its own logical and fair right to canada? which has caused the havoc and chaos among the oppressors of the world. dear colleagues, harvey, your day are you and your willingness to move, you are on a jet in support of head gemini on em, are not happy, has become a sore point for humanity throughout the world. and it is as serious threat. it is the wish of the nations across the world draft on an increasing basis to obtain justice independence, while enjoying security at the same time of imagining you live out there at the realization of your lab. the front of resistance shows no cutting him of all the night i repeated over your body there

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peace accords. the richard mitnick's and foundation is the host for this versatile event, you can watch it live at 8:00 on c-span now, our free mobile video app. >> there are a lot of places to get political information. but only at c-span do you get it straight from the source. no matter where you are from or where you stand on the issues, c-span is america's network. unfiltered, unbiased, word for word if it happens here, or here, or here, or anywhere that matters, america is watching on c-span powered by cable >> we are joined on washington journal by dave leventhal, he is here with us to talk with

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when we finished our work that day, the peaceful transfer of power, which lies at the very foundation of our democracy, was at stake. it is essential we come together to take action to ensure that it never happens again. this bill explicitly rejects once and for all the false claims that the vice president has the authority to accept or reject electoral votes and makes clear that the vice president's role during the joint session is ceremonial. second, it raises the threshold regarding baseless claims. right now just two people out of 535 members can object and slow down and come up the counting. third, it ensures that partisan state legislatures cannot appoint electors themselves and ignore the will of the voters. fourth, it makes reforms to ensure the candidates have an appeal process. finally, i will add that all the bill is introduced includes reforms that guard against future threats to our democracy, the manager's amendment which we will consider shortly includes key improvements to build on the pie partisan work that has been accepted by leaders and members of that group. today

for us to express our deep gratitude for the fact that the future peace must be concluded only on the terms of ukraine and the foundationsis opinion, the west should not push ukraine to compromise. and it is also obliged to support kyiv's european integration aspirations after the war. after the ukrainian victory, ukraine will become one of the most powerful ukrainian countries and we must support we have to support ukraine and we also have to do our part to overcome these circumstances, energy, etc., all these unfavorable things are our common burden , speaks optimistically about the future, and the president of the european commission, ursula von der leyen, assures that the eu will help restore ukraine after the end of the conflict unleashed by russia wars are possible, ukrainians are fighting for their future, they are also choosing our common values, the eu was on their side from the first day of the war with russia, we will help restore ukraine as a free, modern country on the way to the eu, but russia a humiliating military failure may not survive such an encouraging forecast, respected analysts on the portal of th

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supported by the john the and catherine t macarthur foundation, committed to creating a just and peacefulld. more information at macfound.o rg. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. amna: new inflation data at the wholesale level is out and it underscores what is happening on the retail side. u.s. labor department reports producer prices rose .7% in august from one year ago. the so-called core rate not counting food and energy was up 7.3%. those numbers reinforced tuesday's report on consumer prices and suggest prices will keep rising for months to come. unions have some of the largest u.s. freight railroads are still negotiating tonight with a strike deadline fast approaching and when union rejected an agreement with three others at the bargaining table. a walkout could cause new chaos in the supply chains and disrupt amtrak and commuter service railroads. in ukraine, president zelenskyy visited the northeastern city today days

i really do believe the future rests on giving current and future generations the foundation to stand on, to pursue peace without forgetting the past. i think the questions are about the role of young people and also, the role of civil rights in the u.s. we have heard from many northern ireland activists that they were inspired by the civil rights movement in the u.s. if you would like to comment on those two things if you could. >> if i could come in on that. i think the transgenerational impact, to give an example of what is happening, the generations of people that are mothers and fathers who lost children, they are an aging population. many of them are passing away. it siblings, nephews and even grandchildren of people killed that are picking up the mantle. the bill is drenched in hurt, pain anguish and trauma. it is re-traumatizing people. the fact that the young people are growing up in homes, their lives are framed by pictures around the wall of people in their their lives -- in their lives that were killed. the context of that environment, the injustice that continues to be perpetrated by no coun

so god did that take the world closer to fairness, justice and peace, or did it become for sure, the foundation for a hedge, a monic powers, the killing of hundreds of thousands of jamini iraqi, syria, an afghan children on in bassetti, which human values that sir yours were these not there are that he got to johnny's now evil faces of the total lack of justice and fairness in many ways to live in parts of the world are and in reality, what is united cities? what does the islamic republic of iran see other than obtaining its own logical and fair right, are not our shop take out of that which has caused havoc and chaos among the oppressors of the world. dear colleagues, are you willing to day that we had younger than willingness to no army that in support of her germany, not army has become an am on a sore point for humanity throughout the world. it is as serious threat booking it is the wish of the nations across the world. it already on her on an increasing basis to obtain justice in dependence. while enjoying security. at the same time of our danny looked num above him at the realization of t

support the the future rests future rests on on giving current and future generations foundation to stand on, to pursue peaceut forgetting the past. >> i think the question to the panel are about the role of young people and also about the role of civil rights in the u. s.. we have heard from many northern ireland activists that they were inspired by the civil rights movement in the u.s.. we like to have the briefers comment on those few things if you could. >> maybe if i could come in on that one? i think the trans generational impact -- let me give you an example of what is happening in terms of the generations of people that our mothers and fathers who lost children, they are an aging population and many of them are passing away. it is siblings and nephews and even grandchildren of people killed that are picking up the dismantle and are dealing with it. this bill is drenched in hurt, and tremendous retraumatized people. the fact that young people are growing up in homes -- their line lives are framed by pictures in the wall that people are very much part in their lives. they were killed before even being

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centers of their technologists, offices of foundations and organizations are the second on a piece of the transit route from asia to europe and control the peacehe rich gear of the earth. the us doesn't mind either. thirdly, there are not very many of us, but even 9.5 million people - this is a good market for american and european goods, of course, if our production is destroyed first. and we break off all these wishlist, yes, and we do not accept democratic values ​​​​and infections that are transmitted democratically. they said that the monkeys spread all this so much, but served at different times and under different sauces and became a reason to press the belarusian. economic sanctions are a refusal to trade with the state, which needs to be put under pressure so that it changes its political course, then sanctions are a club in which they beat those who did not succumb to drisura with gingerbread in our case with cookies. talk about the fact that the whip works if the trainee obeys, if there is no submission, it means it’s bad, either the whip or the trainer, if i say that sanctions bring us pleasure. we want supplements, i'll lie to our

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macarthur foundation, committed to building more just, verdant, and peaceful world.e information at cfound.org. and with the ongoing support of these institutions. this program was made possible by the corporation for public broadcasting andy contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. stephanie: i'm stephanie sy with newshour west. we will return to the full program after the latest headlines. the legal fight over the search of the trump home in florida has taken a new turn tonight. the u.s. justice department now says classified materials were removed and concealed at mar-a-lago, possibly amounting to obstruction of justice. trump's legal team responded tonight. the lawyers argue trump lawfully possessed the records and are not caused for alarm. former president trump insisted again today that he had de-classified the documents. he has called for a special master to oversee the review of the documents. we'll dig into the details after the news summary. the food and drug administration authorized two updated covid-19 boosters today, the first