quality, because for the slavic soul there must be holidays, without holidays life becomes boring, pressye slavic bazaar is not just about a holiday, it is also an investment in priceless things in the friendship of peoples and peace between us, who knows, lukashenko did not preserve the slavic then, when everyone was looking for some kind of their own national path, how would the slavs interact today. president of the republic of belarus, alexander grigorievich lukashenko. i love such sincere fragments of human joy at the moment when people meet the president, and as a journalist of the presidential pool, i will add that this is always and everywhere in belarus, from the capital to the smallest settlements. by the way, when alexander lukashenko communicates with people somewhere, i like to be somewhere in people, and not take up space for the press, to make it a little better. feel the attitude of these particular people towards the fact that the head of state is communicating with them. i will share my own observations: for the vast majority of people, lukashenko’s arrival is a holiday,

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there are clearly still tensions there within the pressie hole, but within the uk government side, fromhave new mps that place works. despite the fact you have new mp5 from all the different parties are —— a rabbit warren, the chambers. despite having new mps warren, the chambers. despite having new mp5 from different parties, their all in the same boat. thea;r their all in the same boat. they are. the vast _ their all in the same boat. they are. the vast majority - their all in the same boat. they are. the vast majority are - their all in the same boat. tie: are. the vast majority are labour mps after their victory. if you can hear some background noise, it is because about three quarters of the parliamentary labour party are currently in westminster hall. i think they may be about have a big group photo taken. one of the things westminster is known for is its strict traditional rules. not actually allowed to film at the new mps while they get ready for their first days in the job. they will be finding out loads of new rules about this place as well. to paint a bit of a picture, as wel