in freedom to sing with the eastern nightingales, well, it’s just lovely in general, i’m going to persia only after this i already wrote to you in a letter what it is that melancholy has tormented me here among the cold, empty , soulless society, i am alone, i would rather get from here to moscow to you. and here we understand that, of course, to you, to friends, but still we return again to that love that remained unanswered, that is, again in all this, yes, indeed, he falls into melancholy and depression, he could not find a place for himself; it seemed to him that he was alone here in the cold light, according to his friend fyodor. with whom they lived at the lonskys, rented a flegelok, internally he has changed entirely, and in his melancholic image, even externally he has changed his appearance, his hair has become curled and dark, he tells his sister sonechka about this, and he has grown a mustache, a beard , he already looked like a completely different person, but nevertheless he attended... receptions, balls, once the lanskys gave a ball in their house, and the heated poet ran i

ok, from bbc persia, thank. that got him to office. 0k, from bbc persia, thank you for talking to usents that will take place as today progresses. but reaction across iran. let's speak to freelance iranian journalist fereshteh sadeghi, who's in tehran. good to talk to you. so, today, what will you be doing? another iranians doing while the centre take place?— take place? thank you for havin: take place? thank you for having me- _ take place? thank you for having me. as _ take place? thank you for having me. as your - take place? thank you for i having me. as your previous guest explained thoroughly, for the next three days in around, they will be funerals, first in they will be funerals, first in the city of tabriz where one of the city of tabriz where one of the companions of president raisi, the leader of that city who was quite popular will be followed by people and then, the rest of the jewry that he explained to you but it seems like according to what he says, it's a show of support and the islamic wants to establish a sort of support for itself through this funeral, i don't agr

century, then in the 19th century there was the sick man of europe, the ottoman empire, but iran, persiaparticipation of russia, great britain, in the fifty-third year after the coup d'etat the united states, in general iran put under more or less total control, now the process of iran’s return to the community of states of the planet is taking place, and in a very interesting way, if you look at how closely events have been developing over the last few years, iran has become a member of brix, brix plus, and in the alliance for the twenty-third year. neighboring states, yet iran was simply the very first to apply to join brix after brix decided that the organization could expand. in the same twenty-third year, iran finally became a full member of the shanghai cooperation organization, it had been asking for this for many years, and in the twenty-third year, by the way, it entered the first proposal he made, it was very interesting, although it might be a little radical, he simply proposed that all... sco member countries sign a non-aggression treaty with each other, well, it is clear tha

as clear as the sun that bahrain belongs to iran and is part of the so-called dependent state of persia , but then, if i am not mistaken, in 1892, britain signed a security agreement he made a deal with the sheikh of bahrain that bahrain borrowed. well, anyway, the british are trying to gain independence from bahrain, and they are trying to conclude contracts with them. finally, shah pahlavi had the last word. the shah said , "give us this generously, bahrain. we have to go to war with them. i don't want to do this." the last word every time if. they wanted to send someone to bahrain, for example, any country would send there, iran should protest, the king said it is better to ignore bahrain because it is nothing but a nuisance to us, the king decreed that the ownership of iran should be shared among the people of bahrain. there should be a poll and its organization should be the responsibility of the united nations . inside iran, the report of these measures should be submitted to the parliament. ardeshir zahid. he was responsible for presenting this report. in the parliament, only a g

the sun that bahrain belongs to iran and is part of the so-called. or affiliated with the state of persia, but then, if i am not mistaken, in 1892 , britain signed a security agreement with the sheikh of bahrain , and bahrain became a british colony. in 1820, when the sheikh of bahrain signed an agreement with the british, iran's objections to this island began, and its conflict began. we have a lot of things about bahrain shah finally surrendering. shah pahlavi had the last word. give us these generously bahrain. you should go to their war i am not a scientist. this is the last word. every time, if they wanted to send someone to bahrain, for example, any country would send them there, iran should protest. shah said that it is better to ignore bahrain because it is nothing but a nuisance for us. it decided that the ownership of iran should be put to a referendum among the people of bahrain, and that the united nations should hold it. inside iran , these actions should be reported to the parliament. he was responsible for presenting this report. in the parliament, only a five-person pan- i

a jewish woman who was raised to royalty and was able to save the jewish people from the king of persia because god placed her in this position of royalty. there is a bible verse in the book of esther: why have i been made royalty, if only for such a time as this. this is the poem that inspires speaker johnson. so we used that in our content and put it together on a billboard near. churches. speaker johnson was a baptist activist before he was elected to congress. and the baptists are a very large denomination in ukraine. the cia and the department of defense provided speaker johnson with an intellectual case for support of ukraine. and our efforts were able to ensure a spiritual and emotional connection with ukraine. 60% of republicans are evangelical christians. last fall, we conducted a survey that showed that 70%. evangelical christians who vote republican are more likely to support ukraine if you tell them that russia is torturing and killing people who worship the same god as they do. it's not just about the lack of religious freedom, it's not about interfaith dialogue, it's about

san francisco nos la persia para tener auto, es oakland.deja su consecuencias y para todos. en quienes viven en california pagan entre siete a 30% mÁs eso seguro. ser una aseguranza esta mas o menos en 300 a $500 mensuales.hace dos o tres aÑos eran 200. >> del 2041 el aumento >> un efecto dominÓ. cuando la vaselina subede manera importante los demÁs precios comienzan incrementarse. >> aumentan las expectativas ante el primer debate entre el presidente biden y el expresidente trump. a celebrarse el prÓximo mes. >> esta semana comenzarÁ cuenta recio para el primer debate presidencial entre los candidatos. a pesar de ser un tema polÍticamente redituable para los republicanosla campaÑa de biden insiste que hace 100 dÍas pudo haberse mejorado. >> el presidente biden trabajo con republicanos sÚper conservadorespara llegar a este proyecto de ley que era para reformar la seguridad fronteriza. y trump se dio cuenta que beneficiarÍa a biden y le dijo no pueden votar por esto porque es bueno para biden. >> del lado republicano hay otra versiÓn. la cÁm

let us take you now to be busy persia's washington correspondent. —— let's speak to bbc persian�*s washingtonne there is no sign of life at the reps out of that helicopter crash. do you understand is happening right now —— crash site. do you understand is happening right now -- crash site.- right now -- crash site. there has been _ right now -- crash site. there has been a — right now -- crash site. there has been a very _ right now -- crash site. there has been a very long - right now -- crash site. there has been a very long night - has been a very long night for the iranians rescue and search mission over there in the mountains of iran, trying to locate and identify the crash site. it is a very treacherous terrain, it is a mountainous area, thick forest, and it is very difficult to navigate through the forests. it took them many hours throughout the night and actually with the help of turkey, turkey's drone which they managed to locate the incident area, but it is a developing story, it has been about an hour developing story, it has been aboutan hour orso developing story, it has been abo

another post as well from another colleague at bbc persia. our senior reporter there.t he calls iran's poor aviation safety record, saying that the cause of the helicopter crash is not yet known, but saying that iran has a poor air transport safety record, and this is at least partly the result of decades of us sanctions, which have severely weakened its aerial fleet. it severely weakened its aerial fleet. ., , ., severely weakened its aerial fleet. . , ., ., ., fleet. it was a model made in the united — fleet. it was a model made in the united states _ fleet. it was a model made in the united states and - fleet. it was a model made in the united states and could l fleet. it was a model made in l the united states and could not have been sold to iran since the i979 have been sold to iran since the 1979 revolution. previous ministers have died in a plane or helicopter crashes, and when reformists lead iran's governments they aimed to negotiate a deal with the west that would see those sanctions lifted. however, these efforts, and our viewers will remember, stored when p

the truck, the prison truck went through a tall in norman de then we saw according to the police, a persia ram into the front of it get out. these men with guns they appear to have been joined by men from another truck following behind. you'll see all this unfold, told they shoot prison offices officers die or injured and then amara gets away. and this is the result a massive manhunt, hundreds of officers trying to track them down and to think that it appeared on camera as well. and as you can see, john is all in broad daylight around 11 in the morning. so a very scary situation and obviously thoughts with the prison officers there there are big demonstrations today about the the safety that they're afforded in these situations. am are was on his way to court, by the way, for a burglary charge what a braz

. >> four, 13 and 17 years each well before abby warren and persia, our syllabus were born. >> are you excited how come you're excited. because i love how they're really loud and they got the two broods, haven't crawled aboveground at the same time since 1803, back then, thomas jefferson was president and illinois wasn't a state yet fast-forward to 2024 and teenage cicadas are set to crawl in every corner for of the prairie state major metro areas like nashville, atlanta, and st. louis, will also see their share of what's been dubbed at cicada ghaidan three groups of males get together. they're mating call will be impossible to ignore the volume of the buzz can rival a dump truck. how many cicadas do you think are going to emerge? >> across the entire eastern us? we probably are going to see trillions, trillions. >> allen lawrence studies insects at the peggy note of bart nature museum in chicago, and can't wait for this year's super bowl of superbugs. >> this means chance to just be fully immersed and just a really unique and logical phenomenon. this really only happens in the here sw

actor jake gyllinhaal, for example, still regrets that in 2010 he starred in the film prince of persia cartoon super mario brothers in the cinema collected more than a billion. dollars, becoming the second highest-grossing animated film in history. the second part of sonic in the horror movie five nights at freddy's also saw high box office receipts, the latter earning 10 times its budget. but the main breakthrough was series based on games. the most popular version of success is that it replaced authors who knew little about video games, came loyal fans who themselves sat for hours with joysticks in their hands, which is why their movies are not shameful. this is the show business news today, marina kazantseva was with you, see you, smiled, it means you recognized it, you smiled, it means it ’s real, they recognize you, hmm, they love you, they remember you. they really appreciate psb - the bank for the present, that no one was killed on duty, my duty, the city can sleep peacefully, what a 15th century, bears of people live, but she did not die from this, the reason is suffocation, th

for british intelligence it is a sharp knife, they have been preventing us from reaching india and persiaul i, who are behind it , the british are standing, they have long had their own plans and considerations regarding our country. radion valerievich, well, look, it would seem that yes, these are coincidences, but all this is going on one way or another. around our country, around russia, and naturally, questions arise as to how this might all look next? in any case, this incident increases the percentage of risk, the risk of policy changes, changes in relationships, because it is clear that a number of saxon states are dissatisfied established relations between iran and russia, especially strategic relations, defense relations . this mutual understanding that currently existed between the personal leaders of states is clearly not interesting, it was clearly not liked, so now i am far from the idea of ​​getting into any details, putting forward conspiracy theories, but in any case, at this moment now this certain certain pause in the relationship arises, risks arise about who will come

bought into the maga movement, and they see him as cyrus, an old testament reference to a king of persiaaith and yet was behind god's people. >> i'm glad you mentioned sarah, because i was going to and then i didn't bother. >> it is articulated. it's not just implied. there's explicit references that he is our cyrus . references that he is our cyrus. they say many people will be scratching their heads and thinking, what's that about? they're saying he's not of the household of faith, but he's delivering some things that we want to have delivered. the complexity is, of course, that within that cocktail of things that he's delivering will be things that will be recognised by evangelicals globally who have a conservative approach towards sexuality or traditional approach or sexuality. gender reproduction, and who are concerned about these areas. but they'll also morph seamlessly into opposition to gun control . into opposition to gun control. well, visceral opposition to state health care, opposition to climate change action. and that's the point at which many evangelicals in the uk for exa