can't be seen by the cells. the letter has been sent and the politburo must resolve this issue.e next meeting, andrey andreevich, we turned to you. as one of the oldest and most authoritative members of the central committee, is your opinion extremely important for the parties? are you personally for or against? what do you have? he meant it. are you for the care of the leonid or against? because i am the oldest. and how do you claim? authoritative member to because all my life. he acted according to the party charter. here on this book. grandpa, and grandfather, yes, and you are the king. of course we appreciate it. who else? bon appetit. hello . you can hang an ax here. keep waiting for you. comrades, the party committee of the plant did not support our initiative to reduce the time of smelting why did not support it? the secretary of the party organization of the plant, comrade kosenko, expressed the opinion of both the party organization itself and the management of the plant. they consider our initiative insufficiently read from a technical point of view. and in general, co

what are you talking about in your letter to the politburo? what are you so?ed what 's wrong with that? surprising and unusual that a person took? and wrote a letter of resignation. stuck young or do you want to like us too? ticks were watered with gerasin. for them to loosen up. you give me papers. and the food program of the ussr for the period up to 1990 and measures for its implementation are here for your report, and an increase in the resources of beef meat, and reducing the time for fattening and feeding of cattle in areas where grazing lands are intensively created and the economy of intensive fodder production on reclaimed lands. from me , your installation is to increase the highlighting of the earth by 2-4 times. well, you're increasing it. month asks to reduce the task for the next year by 50 million tons, 20 for members and 30 for root crops. why but according to the reports of the state meteorological service next summer is expected to be very rainy. the ministry of agriculture fears that there will be big losses yury vladimirovich reported this

it measures that are now being relaxed yet today the am standing committee of the politburo released 20. you are rules to quote unquote, optimize and adjust the pandemic strategy here. and that includes a reduction of current in both for inbound travelers, but also for am close contacts of cobra cases. and then also am, there won't be any a so called secondary m context any more that have been traced a previously and have been led to a lot of you know, current teen time for people. also what us news and our mass testing that have been going on here, especially in the big cities, will be significantly reduced. and also the m. s. cancellation of an international flights because of imported corporate cases. this practice will also be suspended. so i would say this is the 1st major step towards the reopening of the country, even though the country are, i mean china still sticks to 0 cove. it, it's a mini step, but definitely the 1st step towards shifting the pandemic strategy. and yet china is still recording a high number of cases by its own standard. so, so why now i did authorities de

the ministry of defense and the general staff addressed the politburo with an initiative to significantlyrease the limited contingent of soviet troops in the republic of afghanistan. when will our garrisons, located mainly in cities, become the nodes of defense and offensive operations? and there are very few large villages in afghanistan. but we managed to ride the main mountain passes for the past year. through which the caravan trails pass, first of all along . you have just received ilyich's assistant for her and handed you a statement. leonid ilyich who he was going to set off the meeting and with a request that the statement read something happened. i asked alexander agents about this. i repeated that in it trievich asked you to read his statement. he himself is present in the leonitry meeting. he is not in the kremlin alone. ok, thanks. comrade leonid ilyich will not be able to attend the meeting today, he asked me read you his message. and then discuss it. i noticed that jokes come true, i joke about something realized in the life of the us gas department published the third volum

it's khrushchev who, three days after kennedy speech to the members of the politburo. presidium, we've got to find a way out of this. why? because of american resolve. that they don't end the at that moment. because khrushchev wants to end it in a way that saves his face. saves face as much as possible. but what's so striking about soviet records is that the the backing happens unilaterally in the politburo because of the fear of nuclear war because they never wanted nuclear war. they never wanted war, which is a big difference from now, because russia did want war. it's in the middle of a war. it's not an issue of avoiding a war. russia's opportunity is not to have a war. it ignored it before february 24th. so it's a big between the two. but what's so striking in the cuban case is the to which what ultimately happens and we'll discuss this the in our general and with you is the extent to which two leaders who come at this crisis for different reasons both have a of humanity they not want even if it means losing face. they do want to be responsible, to use biden's term

the politburo has with think.ero covid strategy never made it never quite made sense at the time they started doing it. it makes even less sense now. what's thinking behind that ? i think there are two strands of thinking because this is now essentially a dictatorship. the dictator has as his special achievement as it articulated being victor over the virus. he was the that after all called the lockdown admittedly about a month too late by which time it had become a pandemic but nonetheless that is the story so famed to say it doesn't and it particularly doesn't work now with new variant makes him look what he is a liar and a fool. the second point is what happens if you now backtrack and people loose again ? an environment loose again? an environment where omicron variant much more infective suddenly starts hitting the truly vulnerable sector of the population. mostly the old folk who been injected or have injections that basically don't work. and you're going to see bit of a megadeth going to see a bit of a mega

the politburo has with think.ero covid strategy never made it never quite made sense at the time they started doing it. it makes even less sense now. what's thinking behind that ? i think there are two strands of thinking because this is now essentially a dictatorship. the dictator has as his special achievement as it articulated being victor over the virus. he was the that after all called the lockdown admittedly about a month too late by which time it had become a pandemic but nonetheless that is the story so famed to say it doesn't and it particularly doesn't work now with new variant makes him look what he is a liar and a fool. the second point is what happens if you now backtrack and people loose again ? an environment loose again? an environment where omicron variant much more infective suddenly starts hitting the truly vulnerable sector of the population. mostly the old folk who been injected or have injections that basically don't work. and you're going to see bit of a megadeth going to see a bit of a mega

well, everyone still remembers the decision of the politburo from 1972, this is the ccp, the essenceof which was expansion in the soviet territory, and this policy has not stopped, but it does not carry an open public character, now with regard to the statement and so on, china is like a huge object. he is afraid of very small mistakes because these small mistakes in his coordinate system are in this day of xiaopinovsky nepovsky sisypinsky system will lead to very serious patriarchy and in conditions when eh between there people who are in concentration camps, political prisoners and these figures of economic, industrial and other achievements, and they have to waver . corruption is some other nonsense. but for them today, russia, the soviet union, russia is a well-read book, just like they did in their time, when mao zedong was offended by the fact that after stalin he should have been the leader of the world, and here he appeared a certain khrushchev's kotygoroshko began to put steps on him like that and now sisinpin has clearly decided for himself the way he behaves in china that

frame, a flash of a son, an activist of that movement tortured by the military, a member of the politburocompanies and himself at one time one of the youngest political prisoners in south america astra was the last leader of that revolutionary process that opened after the first world war with the bolshevik revolution and continued with the chinese revolution in eurasia echoing this latin america became the cuban revolution. for this reason, he had to make very unconventional decisions. the first of the difficult decisions was in the mountains of the sierra maestro where, starting from the fifty- sixth, his rebel army first pinched, and then overturned the government army, at first you fidel received american reporters. but when the americans realized that he wanted not only power, but also change, america showed itself and what scared us so much to look into tula, this american country, with which we started in guatelulupr place very bourgeois. well, now you see when the memory of the communists is kept here. well , the bourgeois, probably, are going to bust. here just people are simpler

the standing committee of the communist party's politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formedif everything goes to plan, will see us return to the moon by 202a. after that, the next target is mars. preparing for these missions can be quite a challenge, so the european space agency has sent aspiring astronauts to somewhere on earth that seems out of this world, as the bbc�*s tim allman explains. that's one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. that giant leap was more than 50 years ago now. not long after, mankind basically gave up on lunar exploration. mission control: ..two, one, and lift-off. - but that's about to change with nasa and other space agencies thinking big. this is not the moon. it is lanzarote, one of the canary islands. its volcanic surface is very similar to what astronauts may experience there or on mars. we, as astronauts, have to go out there and recognise rocks, work together with the scientists on earth to see which samples we need to take because if you take the right rock samples, the moon will tell us, like an open history book, about our own

defend some of their positions, but the decision was still made by the politbs in this way, the politburoand even if in as a result of their decisions, they were not very competent people, because they were usually party workers, something was being destroyed. so, you were not, of course, executors, and not. to the management system well, it has already been three years in a row. and now, to this simplified soviet management system, there is also a time of crisis, wartime, and of course, this system cannot be effective, and we understand this very well from on the other hand, it doesn't matter too much. because the ukrainian economy is basically destroyed, the majority of our budget has to go through borrowing, so in principle, i think that there will be a moment when the external leadership of ukraine will be carried out by creditors and people who today hold higher positions in the ukrainian government they will simply consult with these creditors on how best to spend their money, and those who will not be able to spend their money well will be forced to leave their positions again unde

the standing committee of the communist party�*s politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formedisfigured after steven craig re—enacted a torture scene from the film reservoir dogs in 1998. he was previously found guilty of grievous bodily harm with intent and has served almost 19 years in jail. for many years, the british army has been providing bibles for its staff who practise christianity. now the ministry of defence is to issue daily prayer books — called nitnem gutka�*s — to sikh service personnel. it�*s all down to a major in the british army who�*s spent years campaigning to make it happen = as claire jones explains. just a warning, there are some flashing images in this piece. at this printers, more than 500 copies of sikh daily prayer books are being created. for sikhs, our scriptures are notjust words, but they are the living embodiment of our group. major daljinder singh—virdee has been campaigning for two years to make this possible. the army has been providing christian religious texts for many years, and i saw the opportunity there to open the door for the sikh fai

invent something when there is correspondence, i read it in stalin's archives by members of the politburo he clearly says that a ukrainian village is an e- is the center of this entire ukrainian national movement and that without victory over the ukrainian countryside we will not be able to solve the issue of the integral veden union, you and i simply do not understand that there in the 33rd year only the 32nd has passed, only 12 years have passed since the new occupation for them, ukraine was still an occupied territory , it became purely soviet after 1945, they looked at it not as their own, but something could happen . was in kyiv real, so where were the borders of this famine ukraine kuban great russian poet osip mandrishtam wrote and shadows of terrible ukraine how come he did not notice the famine in other places he was a russian poet he definitely noticed he was a nerf and he saw what was happening it's just poetic it's not a historian is a poet, and then kazakhstan is just like the holodomor, we don’t know much about it, where it happened first of all in kazakh villages and in ukr

the communist party of ukraine on measures regarding the dispatch of grain procurements and the politburo of the communist party on the liquidation of control nests and the defeat of kurkul groups. according to estimates, there are also ongoing disputes among historians, and between four million and 10 million ukrainians died. well, actually, we will talk about this topic with specialists. historian, doctor of historical sciences, professor, honored worker of science and technology, and academician of the ukrainian academy of political sciences, please contact us, gentlemen, good, good, actually i would like to start with the fact that, er, the gathering of testimonies of people who could still remember and find these terrible years of the famine , ms. olesya, is going on, you are preparing some kind of publication. hmm, why is there such pessimism , pessimism, why is it the last in your opinion ? years are people who already more than 90 years, since the crime of killing ukrainians took place 90 years ago, and this year, ukraine and the world, and the next, will honor the memory of the v

invent something when there is correspondence, i read it in stalin's archives by members of the politburoays that the ukrainian village is the center of this entire ukrainian national movement and that without victory over the ukrainian village we will not be able to solve the issue of the soviet union as a whole, you and i simply do not understand what is going on in the 33rd only 12 years have passed since the new occupation of ukraine, for them it was still an occupied territory, it became purely soviet after 1945 , they looked at it not as their own, but something could happen, the poles will come again, which in the 20th year, they marched on may 9, in the 20th year, the victory parade was real in kyiv, and in this way, where were the borders of this famine? there was a russian poet he definitely noticed he was a nerf and he saw what was happening it’s just poetic it’s not a historian it’s a poet and then kazakhstan is just like the holodomor we don’t know much about it where it happened first of all in kazakh villages and in ukrainian colonies clear ethnic borders, people of other n

the standing committee of the communist party�*s politburo, meeting for the first time since it was formedise christianity. now the ministry of defence is to issue daily prayer books called nitnem gutkas to sikh service personnel. it�*s all down to a major in the british army who�*s spent years campaigning to make it happen, as claire jones explains. just a warning — there are some flashing images in this piece. at this printers, more than 500 copies of sikh daily prayer books are being created. for sikhs, our scriptures are notjust words, but they are the living embodiment of our guru. major daljinder singh—virdee has been campaigning for two years to make this possible. the army has been providing christian religious texts for many years, and i saw the opportunity there to open the door for the sikh faith, to provide to sikh texts. after arriving at a sikh temple in london, the prayer books are being blessed. chanting and praying the prayer books have been printed in three languages and in durable material to withstand the rigours of military life. the camouflage books are for the britis

i would say that right now, again if we just look at the politburo standing committee, it feels likee particularly pro reform or pro open up. and more specifically during president xijinping's second term, he has been talking about the so—called deal circulation a lot, which means an emphasis on the domestic circulation, which is domestic consumption and the domestic market. so i interpret a lot of this movement as a departure from the previous going out strategy laid by hu jintao. on top of that, combined with a zero covid policy and more specifically the promotion of li keqiang, who presided over shanghai's lockdown. none of these suggest that the new policymaker inside the party are particularly pro reform or pro opening up. and, zoe, as we know, this zero covid is a very controversial policy, impacting on the policy within china, where we know there have been lockdown is major cities, but also on the world, keeping the chinese tourists at home, for example. on the show, just a few weeks ago i had the big boss of the radison hotel group who told me he doesn't think that that polic

well, yes, yeltsin candidate members of the finger, bureau, you were a candidate, but not in the politburocommittee of the cpsu, but there was a central committee by age. the cpsu was trying to change you was not given a place. i'm just as sporty you are a little bit in the nineties, like zyuganov well, i'm sorry, the responsibility for the collapse of the soviet union lies entirely with the communist party of the soviet union with you on those same yeltsins, they once again ask the communist party of the russian federation is the successor to the cause of the cpsu , the successor to the cause of the communists, yes, the cpsu is the successor or not, the bolsheviks are the successor. once again i ask you this party of the cpsu, but the bolsheviks. i can get a simple answer from russian railways , we are the successor, of course, we are also the attitude towards god, in principle, the successor to the successors of the ussr is, and sir, it was called differently at different times, for example, the russian federation in 18, you can answer just the question of the kpr is whether this is the

well, after putin, maybe not one person will come, but there will be something like a collective politburo decisions there, but i am sure will be in favor of ukraine, that is, there will not be one person, there will be a group of people who cannot make unilateral decisions and they will gnaw at the spheres of influence. well, in our same plans, what they called putin that he is guilty of aggression, and they and they will be able to withdraw from finally, his troops are new , an important moment, budanov said, 82% of russians support the war against ukraine, yes, that’s it. well, it’s about collective responsibility, he ’s talking about the potential death of putin. on american television, let’s hear from russia, vladimir petun continues the escalation of the unprovoked war that he started against ukraine and as a result on russia now there is a surge of russians who will be lost when petun dies russian google can tell when people will die why can't the american phrase putin's death reached its peak on monday immediately after it they go when putin dies кто убиот Путина это будет mikhail,

the rest of the politburo standing committee for all of his allies. he ran the table, and then he overturned the tables by upsetting these norms about how long you should stay in power and how leaders are selected. in the process of that, the predecessor who was sitting almost right next to him on the stage towards the end of this one-week conclave was upset about something, and others came over and escorted him away in a way that looked like he was not voluntarily leaving. that was read at xi jinping may be slapping him in the face and showing him things have fundamentally changed. it was probably not planned that way but it was certainly read that way by the rest of the world. host: have we seen him since? guest: i do not know that we have seen him, but we have seen flowers he donated to a funeral of someone else who passed away. i do not think he has been disappeared. he is already retired, elderly. no threat to xi jinping. my sense is what happened is he was confused on that stage and they ended up very uncomfortably escorting him away. the way we

of course, there should be some elementary benefits, but it would be wrong if e, a member of the politburoent to the store in the evenings and stood in queues there for sausage, because the front work was huge, the privileges were extremely insignificant, even more so compared to the privileges. let's say in today's many post-soviet republics. they are just worthless speeches that anyone will have there. uh, hundreds of millions or billions of dollars. it didn't even come in a dream. that is, even until the very last days of the soviet union, the top of society lived quite modestly. well, at the middle level, of course, there is already a decomposition processor. unfortunately it went pretty fast. many middle-level people dreamed of living like the rich in the west, and in the end did everything to destroy the soviet union to spend privatization to line their pockets. and to create a so -called oligarchy, in general, the soviet union, by historical standards, did not last long, and a state built on such principles is generally viable. well, of course we saw it. what trials did the soviet u

you said investors were negative on the new politburo standing committee but you believe their extensivekground of running key chinese cities in beijing and others is something people have overlooked. ken: i think investors right now -- they look at the news at the very beginning to see when you look at the new standing committee, with the politburo, they are very much sort of president xi jinping's inner circle. when you look at the people who were chosen, they are responsible for overseeing the developments of key major cities in china, particularly places like beijing shanghai, as well as wenzhou. it is very important because for the next five years you have individuals who did oversee some of the key strong rises within the various chinese cities. haidi: outside of china, where are the opportunities you see, particularly if the follow the fed cohesiveness of such bank action trade is starting to get messier going into next year? ken: despite the fact everyone is looking at valuations and india being one of the most expensive markets out there, we see opportunities investing in india.

this is a matter of national security for xi jinping and his colleagues in the politburo. one of the hallmarks of the regime, and i think that would extend to vaccines. use of vaccines would be limited, as you rightly say. if they did accept them on a broader basis for the population as a whole, that would be a major change. dani: you still have a lower uptake rate of vaccines in general in china, given that if what we are seeing is the start to an easing of covid zero, what do you anticipate the full road will look like? jonathan: that will depend on how many outbreaks there are and where outbreaks are, how serious the outbreak in the south is. that accounts for 20% of chinese exports, 10% of gdp. really i think they are now feeling their way toward easing. but easing according to the plan , the full easing would not be until easter time or second quarter of next year. dani: ok. jonathan, thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time. coming up, we recap the latest on the crypto chaos after the collapse of the exchange ftx, bringing down everything else with it. this

what baitan is now 5 years more than brezhnev wanted to resign, he was dissuaded, the politburo, partyn stagnation felt quite comfortable with the comicality of the decrepit general secretary being in power, mad with orders and medals reflected in numerous anecdotes. the boy asks dad, lenin is good good, and stalin is bad bad. and brezhnev do not pester you will die, you will know, i am announcing the olympic games. in 1980, marking the 22nd olympiad of the modern era with the open, of course, leonid ilyich was far from being as simple as it might seem to someone , after all, to power. he came as a result of a conspiracy. even if not the most important force of overthrow. khrushchev he was, but he risked more than anyone else khrushchev debunked the cult of stalin after his death, and we debunked the cult of khrushchev during his life, he will say at the plenum, he will come to under brezhnev. a détente began in relations between the west and the east of capitalism and socialism; on the outer contour there were controversial decisions to suppress the prague spring. here are the troops

whether a member of the politburo, well, yes, yeltsin is the candidate of the universe politburo.ll, no, the cpsu was nothing . they didn’t try to change you. you change the nineties for a minute, as zyuganov said by the way, well, i'm sorry, the responsibility for the collapse of the soviet union lies entirely with the communist party of the soviet union i agree with you on the same kpd is the successor once again ask the communist party of the russian federation is the continuation of the cause of the cpsu the continuation of the cause of the communists, yes cpsu bolsheviks continue the cpsu and the bolsheviks i can get a simple answer the assr was called differently at different times, for example, the russian federation in the eighteenth year can be answered. just the specific questions of the communist party of the russian federation are, among other things the responsibility of your think i will help to allow all muscovites to eat. i drove all of moscow, i remember the kid took off everyone for how long he became a muscovite, when he became a fit for the head, the stavropol

you can't have a pole politburos is disinformation. covid came from a lab. that is misinformation.x for bad speech is more free speech is that what you're saying? >> absolutely. we've seen the opposite, right? elizabeth: that didn't work. >> no, it did not work. the hunter biden laptop story was called russian disinformation. if you shared the hunter biden laptop story from the "new york post" you had your account locked. elizabeth: the bullying, the bullying that went on that covid vaccines should take it without any questions. >> right. elizabeth: what about informed consent, right? >> that is also. or the vaccine, you take it you can't get covid like the president said. turns out that is not accurate. what is accurate, what is not. elizabeth: got it. happy thanksgiving. >> love seeing 3 d, enjoy martinis. elizabeth: hope not. with pickle juice. hunter biden investigation intensifies, treasury records and bank records, look at that warning about suspicious activity that hunter biden is linked to potential overseas human trafficking rings. we've been reporting about this with the

he always thought that stalin was being run by this mysterious politburo, as if he thought that stalin was helpless before the power. >> how did churchill and stalin treat him? he was new to things when he had to meet him at the beginning of his presidency at the end of the war. how do they treat him? >> i think churchill got really mistreated by roosevelt and stalin at yalta. they treated truman with great deference. he was, after all, the president of this wealthy, powerful, emerging nation. it was something that churchill really depended on him for the future of england. the united kingdom was dead broke. he said at one point, we are going to need your help. it almost sounds like a senator from a state hit by a tornado asking for a national emergency. i don't think stalin much liked him or had a great deal of respect for him. particularly during the potsdam, that was the only time they ever met. he certainly got angry with him from afar. after his confrontation with his prime minister, molotov. also, he got very upset with truman, understandably so, when truman invited churchill to

arose, complaints were sent to the union prosecutor's office by the supreme court, and even in the politburoe supreme court overturned the sentence and appointed a new execution. before voronin's death continued to blame his wife. it's all because of her and the bastard. in some ways he was right to live without love, and life without love. it's a completely different story. eighty-sixth year, volgograd region the rest of the military got out into nature to go fishing on the river bank to get some fresh air, then cook the ear a real pleasure. the hook is hooked on something, is the snag in desperation a man pulled hard, you understand that the fishing line is about to break. the catch turned out to be a terrible naked strong human body. or is it a well-planned murder? place the incident was carefully studied by one of the best employees of the police district, captain yuri stepanov, he immediately drew attention to the piece of rope on the leg of the murdered man. why was the other end tied? the divers examined the riverbed, aksai, and soon an explanation was found. someone tied an iron disc

from the old people, these unfortunate ones, who we will cut off in the politburo and so on in orderdit understand? and it is now being revealed in many documents that in many ways, uh, soviet ideas were killed in order to ensure that the power that they had here are those soviet officials to turn into money, so as not to let her go yet, in no case, of course. well, who do we have? i do remember who we have , eh? the very first businessmen here, even in belarus in minsk. these are komsomol members from the kgb from the komsomol, party workers. it was as if they were at the top , they let in some businessmen to avert their eyes, there were former flower merchants, like, ugh, but, they basically owned and they do. now these are the people who, well, were in the party, who , uh, said theirs, why didn’t i join party? why did i refuse to join the party , he went after me, i’ll go to misha and here’s a cult for you, there was such a decline in the party tickets at that time, then this one stuck a ticket somewhere, they quickly taught. pere- eh, as they say? now pereobuls handed. but no, i

he's about to serve an unprecedented third term, has total control over his military and politburo, meaning that he has no checks and balances. so really,, with the only way fr the prime minister to challenge president xi would be for him to call on his alter ego, geronimo trudeau. tucker, the prime ministertrac galls to dress up, gets dressed down. there's a reasonaghe that tracet gallagher in his new job, hostnh of fox news at night every weekday midnight is killing it in the ratings, not surprisingly at all. s.ngratulation s.nk you. thanks for that. so there are many drug epidemics actually occurring simultaneously across this country. the homeless encampments you see across the the country areat's not evidence of one , but there's another that is not sowerby, but very destructive adderall, essentially medical meth has never been easier to obtain than it is now. and we'vr to e never had a moment when more americans were using t it and addicted to it and being harmed by . medical expert dr. marc siegel joins us next to assess the world doesn't come together like this. very often, but when

politburo, how does the agro-industrial complex have to do with it?nd what is there, in chinese terms , the category of a fox - this is what we say there, let's say local bigwigs who grabbed money they went abroad, and moreover, they did not go to the united states of america for the same reason they were already specifically afraid that their tsap scratches and money would go to the united states of america, but for me, alice was still described according to the sunnah and told miracles. this modern face is different. no, i'm talking about modern, when we will take taiwan no, well, to taiwan about taiwan from later. i can talk about taiwan for a long time. i lived there for 4 years, tavan, lived for 4 years. i really imagine there is a beautiful island in beauty. you would have lived there perfectly for a couple of weeks, not four and a half years . i said about alice and what, then, is the most important thing about alice's sheet, this is these, china has created a special group to capture these individuals and return the deportation of capital that

it is beneficial that dear leonid ilyich was the helm, by the way, in the role of members of the politburoole color of our cinema igor islavich vasilievunova vladimir menshov and you are sitting with such a world. as if they are happy about it, we are happy about it. ch brezhnev falls asleep and dreams. they help escape reality. he is young again, promising park, worker, handsome. i really wanted to become an actor. and what didn't ? dark limousines, closed government dachas, to cover this luxurious table, the author of the film was helped by pictures from the personal archive of the secretary general, eloquent evidence of the era of steel, and these half-empty counters in an ordinary soviet store, brezhnev wakes up from wonderful dreams. why do other citizens live the historical drama brezhnev all four series on first sunday? and sirotkevich? iosif kobrin the first channel? we briefly give the floor to colleagues from the information service the first channel in order to find out what's new in the country in the world by this hour on the air news release. see you in a few minutes. hello,

the signal for mass repression was lenin's letter to a member of the politburo, written in 1922, thanctionary clergy. we will be able to shoot on this occasion, so much the better by may 1, 1937, according to the plan of the union of atheists, the name of god was to become forgotten throughout the territory of the ussr from 1918 to 1940, the number of clergymen was almost halved. he is tough, yes, yes, in the thirty-eighth year he was repressed. why was olga ostroumova's grandfather arrested? why were relatives against her parents' marriage? and what is still written in the family books of the witty brother and sisters the answer to these questions olga mikhailovna goes to look for the city where she spent her childhood in samara the story of the witty family this story of gatherings and moving each time getting to a new place and getting a job olga mikhailovna's father in the column of origin wrote from a family of peasants, but soon the deceit was revealed and having collected things the family the son of a repressed priest left the city in 24 hours, olga ostroumova’s father bore th

he always thought the stalin was was being run by this by this was serious politburo if stella was a and sort of helpless helpless, but before before their power, how did how did churchill and stalin treat him? i mean he was new to things. when he had to meet them at the beginning of his presidency and near the end of the war wasn't done yet, but so what how do they treat them? well, i think actually is it i think churchill got really mistreated by roosevelt and stalin in yalta. that was our work. they treated proven with greatness with great deference. he was the after all he was the president of these others wealthy powerful emerging i mean emergingly powerful instead of words that'll work a powerful nation, and it was something to really truman. i think churchill churchill really really found on truman for the future of england england with the united kingdom was dead broke and he actually said at one point, you know, we're going to need your help. it's i say i say it almost sounds like a senator from a state hit by a tornado asking for that asking asking for national emergency an

russian oil exports to the eu, according to the publication of the politician, members of the european politburo now horrified. from the action of their main partner , while the old light falls into the abyss in the energy crisis, america is benefiting from the fighting in ukraine by selling energy resources at inflated prices. high spirits in the white house this week here is the president of the united states trying to interview a turkey. on the occasion of thanksgiving. do you want to talk to me on the lawn by the transfer office marrying off their granddaughter naomi no press was invited to the magnificent ceremony, except for the photographer of vogueen magazine, who celebrated his 80th birthday. and very soon his main dream will come true. he finally will start fulfilling its green campaign promises by the new year the us will allocate $369 billion to fight the climate crisis $9 billion for clean energy, and i think no one knows where this money will go. this is part of a plan to build better than it was and the states are fighting for this money and are trying to develop clean energy proj

but on tuesday, we have the number two man in the politburo, chinese vice president wang qishan, he willess. we also have the u.s. trade representative katherine tai. if you were to drop a list of the people whom you would want to analyze the state of china -u.s. relations, who would be at the top? on many peoples list, none other than henry kissinger, former secretary of state. he speaks to us tomorrow. . haslinda: so we should get a glimpse of where u.s.-china relations are headed. but jokowi is not the only issue on the agenda, we have the economy, the trend of where labor is headed. what would be the biggest highlight for you? erik: oh, gosh. i don't want to make predictions and i don't want to set expectations, i want to see where these conversations go, so i will dodge that question very deliberately. but you are absolutely right, it is not just about geopolitics. tomorrow for example we have ken griffin, founder and ceo of citadel, the famous hedge fund. we have the japanese economy minister, and the senior minister from singapore. and a number of the themes we are exploring over

the policy side of governing china, i think we will get better picture of that will beget the politburoin september, which should precede the economic work meeting, which happens every year. at that meeting senior leadership will plot at what they want to do for the coming year in the economy, so we will get a sense of priorities. is there going to be more stimulus, a continued effort to hold back flooding in the system because there will be more debt. obviously the biggest question is what is going to happen with covid. shery: i was going to ask, does all of that implicitly lead us to where covid zero is going to go? >> i think that is the major thing hanging over the economy at the moment. it is less of an economic problem obviously then it is a health issue. as long as china as a relatively low number of elderly who have been vaccinated, as long as china is worried about the ability of its health care system to handle a big spike in infections, leadership into beijing will tread extremely carefully. the actions we have seen lately is more lockdowns, more testing, more of the same. wi

distrust, this is quackery, but the healer does not pay any attention to slander and even heals members politburocinema, releases on the screens super blockbusters pirates of the xx century and the crew. and also the life melodrama moscow does not believe in tears for two reasons. and with a paw, but blunders, i’m sure, under this is called the point of view, soviet people are worried about their three girlfriends, skinny katya and lyuda, they are so different, but each dreams of finding her soul mate. this is how our story began. irina kabakova watched the film moscow does not see tears seven times and fell in love with the heroine of irina muravyova, and told her friends so. this is me indeed. irina was very similar to a broken human from the cinema; she lived in a hostel and worked as a painter. she sincerely believed that one day she would meet her general from me, excellent, she would turn out to be a general a week ago. irina was going to her parents, petrovsk on vacation began to carefully pack her suitcase, as if she was going not to the wilderness, but to a swimsuit resort. now they don'

the national people's congress when the new politburo and other leaders will be put in place is a potentialen they could signal easing, but you do imagine a country with this scale of china, the position that is in, so isolated globally, is hard to think that there would not be sensitive planning behind the scenes. i would say it xi jinping has emphasized china is going its own way. it does not mean that they will follow the track of singapore or australia or the u.s. when it comes to reopening. we could see something completely different. kathleen: breaking news, not too surprised, the philippines central-bank has now set that it is going to mess the fed's 75 basis point i-20 meets on november 17 according to governor medalla. he told me an interview in september at the imf that, in fact, he was figuring that they would have to raise the key rate 50 if not 75. she was supportive of jay powell and the making this more aggressive move because the fed has to get inflation under control and furthermore that the philippines government as plenty of reserves to support their currency of needed. h

according to the publication of the politician, members of the european politburo are now horrified byhe actions of their main partner light falls into the abyss of the energy crisis america benefits from the fighting in ukraine by selling energy at inflated prices. high spirits in the white house all this week here the president of the united states is trying to interview a turkey. on the occasion of thanksgiving. do you want to talk to me on the lawn by the transmission office marrying off your granddaughter naomi no press was invited to the lavish ceremony except for the vog photographer. biden celebrated his 80th birthday last sunday. and very soon his main dream will come true. he will finally start to fulfill his green campaign promises with the advent of the new year us will provide 369 billion dollars to fight the climate crisis joe biden has allocated 369 billion dollars for clean energy. and i don't think anyone knows where the money will go. it's part of a plan to build better than it was and the states are vying for the money and trying to develop clean energy projects, a p