commonwealth of biathlon from sochi the head of state introduced the new leader to the team of presidential affairs, former deputy prime minister yury nazhdrov, the sphere, for him, rights affairs are by no means a new direction in its system in 2010-13 years. he served as deputy governor yuri nazarov is deeply immersed in the specifics of a multidisciplinary structure that not only provides an event with the participation of the head of state. these are also our national parks, medical and recreational institution dozens of enterprises for the processing of agricultural products, production, handicrafts and handicrafts of the hotel. as part of the republican clinical medical centers, sanatoriums in belarus on the black sea coast, the office of the president's affairs also offer tourist holidays in national parks and the berezinsky biosphere reserve. separate areas of work of the department of humanitarian affairs provides assistance to a wide range. needy in general outcomes the organizations included in the system of managerial affairs are not bad at the end of the first half of the year, but the

on monday , the head of state told in detail what the office of the presidential affairs is, what ithis is far from being only the execution of direct instructions from alexander lukashenko and most importantly. how many people does the office of affairs have? probably the most important thing that alexander grigoryevich knows how to do and has been doing for almost three decades, he creates jobs sometimes it seems that i am a republican body out of thin air state administration subordinate directly to the president has an extensive multi-panel production base, which includes about seventy organizations with more than 27,000 people. well, i call this figure for those who think that business managers and management. it was created solely to revolve around the president of nothing like the 27,000 people of the office of affairs. at the same time, ex- prime minister yury nazarov recently headed the same meeting of the president. suddenly revealed insight that nazarov, to put it mildly, was not enthusiastic about transferring to a new job from the start, dear colleagues, sincere words. l

are we not of the 2022 presidential elections? african affairs analyst lawrence freeman, says kenya will overcome its current political crisis as the country has already faced. similar situations in the past is a long history. you can, you have conflicts and elections and the question of that misty which goes back to the british pine canyon. the 18th, 19 hundreds for the last election took place in 2017. the courts do believe that the election to place in august was invalid. and then there was a, another election that took place in october of 2017 and i believe being tardy refused to participate in an election. so that led to the re election. who can? yeah. so that's a good sign. that is the ability of the court system to act. however, there seems to be a lot of internal, this huge going on in the course of the present, the lecture. and we didn't see any violence prior to the election. and the question is, if things can come, it's important for africa have stable piece for elections. and meanwhile, on the taiwan strait tensions have been rising o

the platt amendment says the united states can intervene in cuban affairs, especially politics and presidential elections. the platt amendment. the u.s. can intervene in cuban affairs, especially politics and elections. the u.s. can have permanent military bases in cuba, the most famous of which is guantanamo bay. and do americans retain that base to the present? yes, they do. all right. so the united states can interfere in politics, they have a military base, and cuba can make no other similar treaties or negotiations like this with another foreign power. the u.s. can interfere in their politics. the u.s. can have a military base. and cuba can't make this kind of arrangement with any other nation. so is cuba independent? what would the cubans say? no. is it a colony? is it an unofficial colony? right? at the time, americans called it a protectorate. you know you're splitting hairs when you are coming up with new names for your colonies. it was functioning like a colony. we'll talk about this the rest of the semester. then puerto rico. some people called puerto rico the world's oldest colony,

career, however, the ministry of internal affairs zelensky barely left uncontrollable, having settled into the presidentiale led another of his protégés , denis monastic, who also did not have the slightest experience in public administration, let alone law enforcement, but on the other hand excellent, played in kvn, played for the three fat men from khmelnitsky team like this thanks to the white roads. ukraine got a deputy minister and a new interior minister, and zelensky got under his control, the power block, however, not all uncontrollably, and the sbu remained how zelensky dealt with the main intelligence service of the country and what does his billion have to do with it, he will definitely tell, but for now let's ask a question. and where did he get this billion dollars from? yes, no. you guys came out , what kind of exchange? lenya back off, in general who do you think i think you dollars? yes , you’re right, vladimir zelensky came into politics as a poor man. according to the official income statement in 2018, the future president of ukraine earned 9 million 700,000 hryvnias, which in terms of am

affair. craig shirley, presidential historian and ronald reagan biographer.a crowley, former treasury assistant secretary under trump ,who also served as presidentsi nixon's foreign policy assistantxon' during his final years. she's the only person, i think, to work for both men . monica, let's start with you. you say that the date ofou the raid has some significance. explain. yeah, laura , you know, when ith comes to the state and how they operate, there are no coincidences. so a date that they chose to raid president trump's personal residence to was august 8th. 2020 two, august 8th. nineteen seventy four was the date that president nixon announced his resignation. so this was a message event, perhaps more than anything on the part of the fbint and dealing with president trump this weekump. and the message was anyoneth who challenges the regime's power will be destroyed in manyy ways. president nixon was the firste modern president to be a m casualty of the deep state. and president trump's two enemies and their institue i national enemies. whether it's the

affairs. it was active during calls with the u.s. presidential on they -- on the way for hostage affairs as well as human rights groups. this surveillance is illegal under u.s. law and allowed the rwandan government information. i was told my surveillance would cost the rwandan government millions of dollars. rwanda is the third most aid-dependent country in the world. foreign aid makes up to 70% of national expenditure, and the u.s. provided 160 million dollars in aid to rwanda last year. all of you, members of congress and american taxpayers, deserve to know how the government of rwanda is spending humanitarian aid. two months ago, citizen lab discovered that my cousin has been infected. jean-paul and i live in the same house. now two phones in the same household being targeted by the same software by the same repressive regime. i am frightened by what the rwandan government will do to me and my family next. it keeps me awake that they knew everything i was doing, where i was, who i was speaking with, my private thoughts and actions, at any mom

accepted participation, including deputy head of the presidential administration sergei kiriyenko, head of the russian ministry of internal affairsed koma of the prosecutor general's office and the ministry of construction. the debts of the british for electricity have reached a record level of unpaid bills, the subjects of the kingdom have already accumulated 1 billion 300 million pounds. such data is translated by bloomberg and gives not the most comforting forecasts for the future, the total debt of the population will only grow, as light and heating. uh, in houses it becomes a privilege only for the wealthy homeowners. well, what prices are expected and what rescue plan is proposed by the british government now evgeny tishkovets will tell. twilight the empire of britain is learning to live in the twilight the subjects of the kingdom are explained by the light in the houses. it is necessary to extinguish refrigerators to defrost, and generally forget about air conditioners and fans in the spring of power. it was expected that the bones of the annual gas and electricity bills for the average household would rise to 2,800 pounds

ministry of internal affairs the border committee of the state security committee of the presidentialhree dozen people, as the head of state says. these people were on the cutting edge in a very difficult times for our country high awards. today, a number of civilians who have shown determination and courage in the most difficult conditions have already received

the ministry of internal affairs of the state border committee of the state security committee of the presidential security service is only three dozen people, as the head of state says. these people were on the cutting edge in very difficult times for our country awards. today we received a number of civilians who showed determination and courage in the most difficult conditions. when ensuring security and restoring order in the country in august and autumn 2020. yes, this part of belarusian history. and these events already have an assessment in the world. now you can clearly see where street democracy leads. it is not my goal to repeat myself today, i will only say one thing, just like a person from birth, so any nation writes its history and after some time, looking back. unfortunately or proudly we state the facts of your life. someone had pages not very good. someone is proud of the years they have lived, just like our belarusian people, in general, the peoples in history evaluate the lived ones from this point of view. i think nothing good twentieth year to us. in connection with these even

east, jerusalem mixing religion with politics, my f, i, brazilian community affairs, more persecution at the upcoming presidential election. and in sports, some hair raising action from the cliff diving series in norway. ah you know the name of the game, this is your update for the middle east and africa will begin this one in the middle east and still seen some more downpours around humans. capital santa, we did have a deadly deluge there, so that is not good news to see some more rain in the forecast. lot of sand and dust in the empty quarter of saudi but i want to take you to pockets down where the rain is still falling for sin province baluchistan. same goes for punjab is while getting into a pretty good down port there for the hor, and we're going to track out this moist through this mess coming in for western portions of india. so more rain on the way for buckets on sundry downpours are moving into its stumble. that's going to knock back your temperature a bit to 27 degrees on monday and off to africa, we go some storms bubbling up around lake victoria. and look at all of this rain we have for nigeria that'

the first death of the head of the presidential administration sergei kiriyenko, as well as the prosecutor general of russia, the head of the ministry of internal affairs ministry of construction, the director of the fsb and the head of the investigative committee, discussed issues of restoring the infrastructure of social facilities and supporting citizens. you are watching big broadcasts with viewers from moscow and the moscow region. we will see you in just a few seconds. the construction of the largest overpass as part of the moscow high-speed ​​diameter has reached the finish line. it will connect dmitrovskaya and altufevskoe highways. to completely open the longest traffic light highway in the country, thanks to which drivers will be able to in just 40 minutes it passes through the entire city and promises next year how the diameter will change the transport scheme of the entire metropolitan region . very hot. it 's simply impossible here, it's just a habit, already alexander sergeevich built the moscow ring road 40 years ago, now the moscow high-speed ​​diameter. of course, of course and very much earlier it was possible to say most of the manua

state introduced a new leader to the staff of the presidential administration; former deputy prime minister yury nazarov, the sphere of rights and affairsa new direction in its system in 2010-13. he occupied due.

sentimental handley take, it will bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. rider then good challenge is kenya's presidential election results of the losing to william router ah, around the clock, this is out 0 life. they're also coming up. russia blames ukraine for cobble metallic that kill the daughter of an ally. if president putin, keith denies responsibility, terrorism charges filed against former pakistani prime minister, emerald calm, his supporters war and they will help protests if he is arrested. plus i multiple of the mexican state of while we love, where the families of 10 miners, who have been trapped under ground since august 3rd, are holding on to hopes of being reunited with their loved ones. ah, sir, can you presidential candidate writer a dingo has filed a challenge with the supreme court against the results of this month's election. the former prime minister was narrowly defeated in the vote. he says results a fraud and should be declared null and void electoral commission declared. his rival will a router. the winner with 50.5 percent of the votes. big you got 48.8 percent. but for of the

presidential bid. was critical of the vote counting process even before the outcome was declared. ah, african affairs analysts can we'll see re believed that despite kenya's political divisions, everyone shares a hope that the president elect would follow through with his campaign promises. very anxious did 6 days of waiting, and it was actually the claim of what was calling agency. and through the day, people been waiting bills kind of question. finally, a good reason. a total cost of living is high total in the cost of the campaign promised to address what you called for production and it by giving more subsidies from us to try and get to things to get this message will be coming going and productivity. that was what it means that he has to do right now. in spite of the help of the country. i did, i think, at some point canyon's off to the tough choices ahead of them put polish it back. but begin to address the immediate economic crisis in the country. oh, and mass celebrations in the streets of couple, marking one year since the taliban regained power in afghanistan, the fundamental islamic real q

this is the ministry of defense of the ministry of internal affairs, the state border committee of the kgb and the presidentialecurity services, and here one cannot but agree with the words of the president , it was these people who were at the forefront in very difficult times for the country, but those who are commonly called civilians, simple belarusians, also stood guard under the most difficult conditions security and restoring order in the country in august and autumn 2020, alexander lukashenko presented well-deserved awards to them. yes , this is part of belarusian history, and these events already have an assessment in the world. now it's good you can see where street democracy leads. it is not my goal to repeat myself today, i will only say one thing, just like a person from birth, so any nation writes its history and after some time, looking back. unfortunately or proudly, we state the facts of our lives. someone had pages not very good. someone is proud of the years they have lived, just like our belarusian people, in general, the peoples in history evaluate the lived ones from this point of view. i

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affair of china. we've also heard from taiwan's presidential office. it says...how this visit has been received in taipei — this is taiwanese politican, kolos yotaka. pelosi just landed in taipei. we are very heavy that herjourney was safe and she arrived safely. ——we are very happy that herjourney was safe and she arrived safely. our people are very heavy. we hope that china can calm down. taiwan is a sovereign and independent country. they don't have any right to interfere in anything related to taiwan. our correspondent in beijing, stephen mcdonell, has more. now, i know there have been visits in the past from speakers, but that's a long time ago. xi jinping is now in power here, and the administration here has really been talking up its intention to one day grab taiwan back, even using military force if it's necessary and to have such a senior figure from the us arrives in taiwan, well, they see it as a bit of a slap in the face. however, i mean, what was nancy pelosi going to do? once china starts making threats it's going to be hard for her to back down as

to the presidential palace in all international meetings taking place in the mariinsky palace, however, he participates anyway, and has even more extensive information about the state of affairs who has not left for the front line for a long time and still dreams of his mythical victory andrey grigoryevich veronika magazinchikova vesti nedeli. on thursday, the dismantling of the monument to the soldiers of the soviet union was completed in riga. army liberator of soviet latvia and riga from the german fascist invaders. it was a whole memorial complex in memory of 150,000 who died for the liberation. latvia from german fascism. by demolishing the monument, the latvian authorities defiantly want to devalue the feat and the victims from the nose of the monument in the riga victory park went on for 3 days. first, the sculptures of the three-soviet soldiers of the liberators were destroyed, on the second day they dealt with the figure of mother rodina thursday, they filled up the central elements of the composition, the eighty-meter obelisk with counter-ended stars. by the decision of the riga authorities, all elements of the demolished monument will be disposed of, as a fish pond

said that representatives of the presidential administration, the prosecutor general, the director of the fsb, the head of the head of the ministry of internal affairsthe investigative committee and the ministry of construction , the meeting was also attended by the leaders of the dpr and lpr, but discussed a wide range of social issues, how to rebuild infrastructure or build hospitals and prepare schools for the academic year of speech. it was also about creating common standards laws of the people's republics and russia and we regularly talk about the heroes of the special operation on the air of our channel today we will talk about lieutenant colonel ilya sizov, he was awarded the title of hero of russia the gold star was personally handed to him by the minister of defense sergei shoigu and the exploits of the pilot will be told by stanislav vasilchenko on his account three downed bombers five fighters and three helicopters 2, of which the combat ones did not escape the fire of the military pilot ilya sizov and two anti-aircraft missile systems of the letters m1 for heroism, courage and courage by the presidential decree, the russian acs was awar

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and said that representatives of the presidential administration of the prosecutor general of the director of the fsb, the head of the ministry of internal affairse investigative committee and the ministry of construction, also attended the meeting, but discussed a wide range of social issues, how to rebuild infrastructure, repair hospitals and prepare schools for the academic year. it was also about creating common standards legislations of the people's republics and russia well, as for the restoration of the infrastructure released by the lpr, the process promises to be fast does not promise to be fast no less, in some areas, it has already been possible to repair water pipes and power lines about this report by igor pikhanov. burnt houses destroyed moroki and the village of old aidar suffered greatly from attacks by the ukrainian military on the settlement , the militants fired from hailstones and mortars, almost every yard has its own warehouse of fragments of shells that hit a private estate. irina shcherbakova's husband was kidnapped by soldiers of the ukrainian battalion. aydar, a pensioner, was tortured for 2 weeks to make him confess to

doctor rebecca see labelle is the director of governmental affairs, she is also author of the presentation of the 25th amendment, anxiety, presidential continuity and several it'd. she will talk about the threat of nicola pins in the 1947 statute. finally, ambassador -- it is currently co-chair of the commission, she will discuss the perspective of the white house counsel for presidential health and why it matters. earlier panelists have discussed many of the important theoretical concerns about having the right to succession. including the possibility of control in the white house changing hands. that is to say for the will of the american voters from the previous presidential election would suddenly be reversed. i would like to amplify those remarks to discuss concrete examples of demonstrating how close the nation has come to actually implementing legislation for the presidency. technically the nation has never experienced a situation in which both the president and vice president died at the same time, nor has the nation for an extended period for both the president and vice president have the capacity. but, the nation has come s

she is presidential cabinet, history senior fellow at southern methodist university. in the lecture of media and public affairs at george washington university she's also a fellow at the international. she's the author of the award-winning book the cabinet george washington and the creation of an american institution. i was when the leading scholars of american history author of more than a dozen books else has been awarded the pulitzer prize for founding brothers the revolutionary generation and the national book award for america stinks, his biography of thomas jefferson and most recent book, the cause, the american revolution that discontent comes out tomorrow. all of our guests are great friends of mount vernon. were so pleased to be able to offer signed copies of their books. look for links in the chat that can help you find those and of course please feel free to visit us anytime at mount vernon.org. welcome. >> hey. thanks for having us. >> are here to discuss a really important document in american history. i guess the farewell address. i give the tiny little preview of what it is just imagine someone

may someday move to the presidential palace in all however, he participates in international meetings held in the mariinsky palace anyway, and with visions of the state of affairsore extensive ones than zelensky, who has long been an advanced hasn't been out yet and is still dreaming of his mythical victory andrey grigoriev from veronika magazinchikova vesti nedeli. on thursday in riga, the dismantling of the monument to the wars of the soviet army was completed by the liberators of soviet latvia and riga from the nazi invaders. it was a whole memorial complex in memory of 150,000 who died for the liberation. latvia from german fascism. by demolishing the monument, the latvian authorities defiantly want to devalue the feat and the victims from the nose of the monument in the riga victory park went on for 3 days. first they destroyed the sculptures of three soviet soldiers of the liberators, on the second day they dealt with the figure of the mother of the motherland. on thursday , the central elements of the composition were filled up with an eighty-meter obelisk with five-pointed stars. by the decision of the riga authorities, all elements of the demolished mo

chinese presidential office and through e-e through the mass media , perhaps this means that e-e that the channels of communication through e-e, through the issue through the ministry of foreign affairsworking very well at the moment. therefore, it is possible that the ukrainian president is not only addressing the leader at the moment the people's republic of china is sisinping, but it also demonstrates this in this world. he also demonstrates it to the chinese chinese society so that it is possible to more effectively influence the decisions of the chinese leader, mr. yuri, please tell me, are you already touched on the question of china being called a great friend of russia, but under what circumstances can the leader of the dprk accede to the call of the president of ukraine. i think that currently there are very few such cases due to some factors that could change the chinese position. according to my observations and the observations of very serious experts, for example, from the european union, with whom i have dealt, china is unlikely to change its position in relation to the russian-ukrainian war, and even more so in relation to more pro-ukrainian position because relations

affairs. verne journalists estimate that biden has already rested more in less than 2 years than his predecessor, donald trump, spent the entire presidential in 4 years of rule only 132 days. gandalf from the lord of the rings is going to lead the kiev gay parade named after bandera. this recognition was made by the actor ian mckellen, who played the wizard in the movie saga, moreover, for the sake of a common cause. he is ready to kiss at the opening of the parade of vladimir zelensky, all these revelations the briton made in a conversation with a man whom he mistook for the president of ukraine, in fact, makelene became the hero of a new drawing for lexus why hollywood stars willingly agree to literally any even the most absurd proposals from kiev will tell boris maksudov. it was a conversation between two colleagues in the workshop. yarov, the defender of the lgbt movement of the president of ukraine , turned out to have a lot in common mckellin, the quote immediately emphasized this. i am also an actor, just like you, though now the wizard who played agendalf is better known for his orientation. ian mckellen is one of the ten most famo

cabinet, presidential history, presidential institutions, a senior fellow for the president university at southern fellow university. a professorial lecturer at public affairs of george washington university. also an open rank fellow for the international study for jefferson studies at monticello. doctor lindsay chervinsky is the author of the award-winning book the cabinet, george washington in the american american institution. joseph j. ellis it's one of the nation's leading al author of more than a dozen books, alice was awarded the pulitzer prize for founding brothers the revolutionary generation. he won the national book award for american sphinx, his biography is thomas jefferson. his most recent book, the cause, the american revolution and its discontents comes out tomorrow. all of our guests are great friends of mount vernon. we are so pleased to be able to offer signed copies of the books. please look for links in the chat that can help you find those and also please feel free to visit us anytime at mount vernon dot org. joseph ellis, john p. avlon, and lindsay chervinsky thanks for joining us. >> thank you for having. yes >> we are here to discus

affairs. she's also author of the dissertation the passage of the 25th amendment nuclear anxiety and presidential continuity and several related articles. she will talk about the threat of nuclear weapons and the 1947 statute. finally ambassador a b culverhouse. he's the former white house council the president ronald reagan is currently co-chair of continent of government commission. ambassador called the house will discuss the perspective of a white house counsel. i'm presidential health and life succession matters. earlier panelists have discussed many of the important theoretical concerns about having lawmakers in the line of succession including the possibility of a partisan partisan control the white house changing hands that is to say that the will of the american voters from the previous presidential election would suddenly be reversed. i would like to amplify many of those remarks and discuss some concrete examples that demonstrate how close the nation has come to actually implementing legislative succession to the presidency. thankfully the nation has never experienced situation which b

affairs that matter to you. a safe that mm hm. and then international anti corpse excellence award boat. now for your hero aah camera on a knife edge. the results of a tightly contested presidential election are about to be unveiled. we'll bring you the announcement live. the 2 front runners are a deputy president william rito and veteran oppositional leader. right. loading up both sides have claimed very candid, it is a heads over the past 5 days, a vote counting ah.

former advisor of the bush cheney presidential campaigns and the author of, it was all a lie, how the republican party became donald trump. and john nichols is a national affairsntly published a piece titled, can trump oust liz cheney from congress? john, let me start with you. it is understandably difficult for many on the left to give vic cheney, a man accused of war crimes, credit for anything. but as you tweeted, as someone who once thought dick cheney was the greatest threat, i have to agree with him on this one. you have been a pretty vocal critic of the cheney's in the past. explain that fact. you are on their side now. >> i choke on the notion of the phrase on their side. would i will say is that i believe that dick cheney should have been impeached him removed from office. i think he was an incredible incredibly dangerous figure and a tremendous damage to his country in the world. but at the same token, he is not in power right now. and his daughter, frankly, isn't done a lot of power. but donald trump is very much on the march. he is part of a u.s., and in fact, global effort to move our politics toward an extreme nationalism that's incredibly danger

affairs. she's also author of the dissertation, the passage of the 25th amendment, nuclear anxiety, presidential continuity, and several related articles. she will talk about the threat of nuclear weapons in the 1947 statute. finally, ambassador arthur b. culvahouse, he's the former white house counsel to president ronald reagan, is currently co-chair of the -- government commission. ambassador culvahouse will discuss the perspective of the white house counsel and presidential health and white succession matters. earlier, analysts have discussed many of the important theoretical concerns about having lawmakers -- succession, including the possibility of a partisan control of the white house changing hands. that is to say that the will of the american voters from previous presidential elections could suddenly be reversed. i would like to amplify -- remarks and discuss some concrete examples that demonstrate how close the nation has come to action and implement the succession of the presidency. thankfully, the nation has never experienced a situation which both the president and vice president die

presidential records act is beyond new. >> joining me now to discuss this and more, asha rangappa, senior lecturer and assistant dean at the jackson school of global affairs former special agent and a counter intelligence agent of the fbi and david rohde, executive editor for news.com, also msnbc contributor. it is good to have you both with us. asha, i'd like to start with you. your reaction to this break-in special master news out of florida, some expected, but should we be reading too much into that? >> yeah, i think there might be a little too early to read into this. the order states that in scheduling this hearing, and should not be taken as a final determination on granting a special master. my sense is that the judge wants to offer the trump lawyers, who have really been a quite broad ranging and confusing and some incoherent legal request, but to get the opportunity to present their argument and give doj, by the way, an opportunity to respond, which could open the door to them being able to lay out and refute a lot of the claims that the trump team as me. i think actually the more interesting part of the order is the request for a more particular

presidential privileges. joining us now is asha rangappa, a former fbi agent, american lawyer and senior lecturer at yale university's jackson institute for global affairs he is asking for a special master. this is a court—appointed lawyer who will essentially sift through the materials that the fbi has recovered in order to ensure that there are no privileged documents in there. he's not really making a claim that they are any attorney privileges documents in there, he's making a claim there might be executive privilege documents in there. the fbi would be doing this through something called a filtered team, but he doesn't trust the fbi, who wants a court—appointed person. the problem is the any document that would have a colourable claim of executive privileges, or by definition, presidential records, theissue definition, presidential records, the issue here is his unauthorised possession of presidential records which belong to the national archives. 50, this appointment would not help him. all the special master would do would identify evidence of a crime, because his possession of those documents would themselves constitute the crime. that seems to

presidential party, the servant of the people, was detained. can this huckster be imprisoned and will the deputies thicken? so , the words of the vice-chancellor of the ministry of internal affairsect threat to the country's security private property of citizens of the russian federation on the territory of the baltic republic, he called the problems that need to be urgently addressed on a scale - these are the very problems, according to the ministry, are calculated in tens of thousands of houses and apartments. well, to be precise, the russians in estonia own 41.351 objects. the conclusions from such calculations are made by the estonian security forces in the spirit of the official

affairs, who has been so supportive of our endeavor. and, to our institutional members rider university, white house historical association, massachusetts historical society, the gerald our ford presidential foundation, and our two newest institutional members, the national first ladies library and the center for presidential history at southern methodist university. our program tonight is called taking a new look at edith wilson. it should be a fascinating discussion of edith's influence on the role of first lady. the panel moderator is dr. catherine sibling, professor of history and director of american stories at centrist university. the panelists in order, i think, our doctor mary stockwell retype fencer of history and our department chair at lawrence university. who writes on the american west, 20th century politics, and, especially, woodrow wilson. our second panelist will be rebecca roberts, curator of programming at planted word, a museum of words and language in washington, d.c.. and, our third panelist we'll be doctor stacy a. cordery who holds the denison johnson chair in theodore roosevelt studies at dickinson university in north dakota. more biographical information on each p

industry, as far as the rights of affairs are concerned, the structure in the state authorities is special. she is not only responsible for irreproachable organization of presidentiales issues of general national importance. patrimony business management from hotels and health care facilities to a dozen agricultural arts and crafts enterprises and even national parking break-even operation of timely residential and industrial facilities export diversification and personnel. here are the top tasks for them that are in tune with what the president orients the government and the real sector as a whole, for example, the task of an enterprise to go to different parts of the world to work and work for today, in the west and in the east, it is more important than ever to have your own in all areas, the government is already stepping up work on import substitution. import substitution question number one about this a lot of talking about something started to do. well, the misfortune forced us to engage in import substitution with these sanctions. i'm already in a meeting. at viktorovich's, he spoke about the fact that there is no need to discard any markets. we can work in