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the prospects of significant breakthroughs in pursuit of a conflict ending solution were basically undermined by the absence of leadership by either side and the sheer impossibility of reaching agreement on border security. that this conflict would bring to a settlement of existing claims situation with difficult and fraught well before october 7. now, we've taken the israeli-palestinian conflict to a place it's never been before. the traumatic impact of october 7 and and the israeli response is created extraordinary trauma primarily to civilian populations especially in gaza. it has created a sense that when this phase dies down, as it will, israelis and palestinians will not sit with one another. the problem is not that we don't understand one another, the problem is you know each other only too well and if that transpires, i think the future is going to be truly bleak because there will not be any space, any space in order to create what is required first to stop conflict and then somehow to end it to a better pathway of negotiations leading to what i believe is the least worst solution to

thea;r government election prospects? they are t in: government election prospects?ake it a government election prospects? ti91 are trying to make it a key government election prospects? t191: are trying to make it a key pillar of their election offer to people in the uk. they are trying to make it a dividing line with the labour party. rishi sunak arguing repeatedly labour do not have a plan for migration. obviously the labour party would point to other measures they are looking to do. if they came into power. rishi sunak clearly trying to make this an election issue, trying to make it a dividing line with the labour party. obviously, standing on a lectern that said "stop the boats". an easy promise to judge as to whether it has been successful because you can go to the cliffs of dover and see if there were any boats coming over. i think that will be the key thing. notjust a reduction in the number coming across, as well this bill gets ascent and flights start taking off, but whether or notjust gets ascent and flights start taking off, but whether or not just there

you don't see the prospect of nato puts _ order to do that. see the prospect of nato puts on - order to do that. you don't see the prospect of nato puts on the - order to do that. you don't see the i prospect of nato puts on the ground at any time? ida. prospect of nato puts on the ground at any time?— at any time? no. we don't want to cive at any time? no. we don't want to give vladimir _ at any time? no. we don't want to give vladimir putin _ at any time? no. we don't want to give vladimir putin a _ at any time? no. we don't want to give vladimir putin a target - at any time? no. we don't want to give vladimir putin a target like i give vladimir putin a target like that. and nato can do lots of things to better coordinate the help we give to ukraine but fundamentally, for countries like britain and all those who support ukraine, this is a question of political will. do we have the patience, the well, are we prepared to give the resources and in the case of britain, the answer is yes and i am sitting in the us for the second time in congress

so you were a prospective juror, juror who was excused here.he top, you did not realise this is going to be the case when you got yourjury summons, what was that experience like? imilieu when you got yourjury summons, what was that experience like?— was that experience like? when i first not was that experience like? when i first got the _ was that experience like? when i first got the summons _ was that experience like? when i first got the summons i - was that experience like? when i first got the summons i had i was that experience like? when i i first got the summons i had texted my mum _ first got the summons i had texted my mum and said, hey i have jury duty. _ my mum and said, hey i have jury duty. on— my mum and said, hey i have jury duty. on tax— my mum and said, hey i have jury duty, on tax day, that's hilarious and she — duty, on tax day, that's hilarious and she said, oh i think that's when there _ and she said, oh i think that's when there picking the trunkjurors and my reaction was while that's fascinating. and of course i got her

the prospect of a motion to — more real? the prospect of a motion to vacate _ more real?eal? the prospect of a motion to vacate being real. more real? the prospect of a| motion to vacate being real is very likely. i was on capitol hill before i came here tonight and i talked to many of my former colleagues and they tell me multiple sources that the folks like marjorie taylor are talking about six people willing to voted to oust mike johnson right now. imilli willing to voted to oust mike johnson right now.— johnson right now. will she -ull the johnson right now. will she pull the trigger? _ johnson right now. will she pull the trigger? i - johnson right now. will she pull the trigger? i certainly | pull the trigger? i certainly ho -e pull the trigger? i certainly hepe not — pull the trigger? i certainly hope not but _ pull the trigger? i certainly hope not but i _ pull the trigger? i certainly hope not but i will - pull the trigger? i certainly hope not but i will never i pull the trigger? i certainly l hope not but i will never say that some of my former colleagues are n

this is the prospect of the offensive of the free territory, i think that we can summer, late summer,rly autumn to go to the second stage of already offensive operations, to liberate the territory of ukraine, and maybe if we get out of strategic spaces and maybe more powerfully. and the territory that is aimed at the enemy like a fortress, it will be crimea, like a trap, not fortresses, when we close and destroy the kerch bridge, all bases are located on the territory of crimea, including airfields, and then, accordingly, they will not be affected where, we go in and win back these territories more systematically, without much resistance from the enemy, mr. mykola, but won't he push again... to help russia even more, here this help from the americans for us, china, north korea, because we still see them supporting them, or will this not be another such push for them now? i just know china well, and including the entire leadership and sinzepin, turkey, for example, india, brazil, they are to some extent, well, clearly playing their geopolitical games, opposing russia. measure in order

trump's lawyers probing deep into the prospective jurors' social media posts. one juror wrote on facebook in 2017, quote, get him out and lock him up. the judge admonished trump at one point, trump, for muttering words aimed at a prospective juror. when she left the room, the judge scolding trump, telling his lawyers, speak to your client. tonight, the remarkable scene inside that courtroom today, and what we now know about the seven jurors already chosen tonight. one of them, already tapped to be jury foreperson. here's our senior investigative correspondent aaron katersky leading us off outside the courthouse again tonight. >> reporter: donald trump arriving today at the manhattan courthouse where for more than six hours he sat watching his lawyers and prosecutors grill potential jurors who could hold his fate in their hands. >> i should be right now in pennsylvania, in florida, in many other states, north carolina, georgia, campaigning. >> reporter: at the end of the day, seven jurors were chosen. three women, a teacher, a software employee at disney, and an

to the prospects of working with ukraine, start, don't delay, wait, what advice do you give them, howthey react to it, er, this is a good question in the sense that it's good that we have a broadcast in ukrainian, er, actually we you all already know somewhere, got a bite to eat, and we are working to attract, to contact, to establish, we find arguments, how to say, ah, practical, yes, for american companies, and first of all, we focus on potential foreign markets, on the fact that we have, ah, well, a colossal , not with us, but with the armed forces, a colossal experience in the use of weapons, including, including western, and a technological component in the sense that we have... an intellectual resource, because to say that we have some advanced technologies, unfortunately, are also not possible, but there is an intellectual component, certain moments, there are related to the cheapening of weapons and competition there potentially with china, on foreign markets and so on, we argue all this, at the same time, well, we perfectly understand that purely as an investment project it i

yes, we could try and insulate the legal system and insulate the prospect of future leaders not being harassed by state-level or local prosecutors going forward by just giving us a wide berth. but then we also have this question, is the president above the law? and i think you can't reconcile those two things without making some difficult choices. like, do we live in a democracy? do we live in a country that abides by the rule of law? if the answer is yes, then you have to take some chances that you may set up a precedent where this may be used vindictively, that may be used instrumentally going forward by other prosecutors who, you know, someone in texas wants to sue joe biden for violating texas law. but that's kind of the risk you take if you care about the rule of law. i would like to think that this moment is extraordinary, but i think there seems to be, given the allegations of criminality, a need to hold this particular formereader to account. - david boies, a democrat who famously argued al gore's case before the supreme court in the 2000 election, has said that, quote, "the p

of being _ feeling at a despair at the prospect of being bundled _ feeling at a despair at the prospect being bundled onto these - feeling at a despair at the prospect of being bundled onto these flights against _ of being bundled onto these flights against their— of being bundled onto these flights against their will— of being bundled onto these flights against their will to _ of being bundled onto these flights against their will to rwanda. - of being bundled onto these flights against their will to rwanda. me i against their will to rwanda. we will be against their will to rwanda. will be focusing on the amount against their will to rwanda.“ will be focusing on the amount at 1230. your questions will be answered live at the hashtag below. around the world and across the uk. this is bbc news. a man in iraq has started the first legal action of its kind against the uk oil giant bp, over the death of his son. husseinjulood alleges the burning off of gas at a bp—run oil field — otherwise known as flaring — caused his son ali's leukaemia. he was 21 when he died. with more on this, i'm joi

he discussed the prospects for the development of the agro-industrial complex and state assistance topublic is considered one of the leaders in growing fruits and berries. was collected last year record harvest, more than 500 thousand tons. in addition, wheat production was increased by 40% by the same amount. however, the prospects for kiev are assessed with skepticism, as to why artyom krosulin will tell. this is how a film about a nuclear apocalypse begins. elon musk made a corresponding comment under the message that the american secretary of state assured kiev of the prospects of joining nato. as an illustration, the entrepreneur attached excerpts from a military tape from the year 1983. western media observers, however, the alarm hasn't sounded yet. in the foreseeable future , kiev’s application will not be approved, and in order not to upset the ukrainian leadership, they promise to increase the volume and options of assistance. at the same time, the nato secretary general emphasized that the alliance will not send troops to ukraine and will not become a party to the conflict.

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moscow will have to face the prospect that european escalation risks making the conflict unwinnable fortill the same theme: russia must be defeated. this publication is fully in line with the bill peace through strength in the 20th century adopted by the house of representatives of the american congress. this is a broad canvas about the structure of international relations, where the united states was crushed. china and iran, and russia simply has no place left. there is no sovereign russia in this construction of the world and there are no interests of ours at all. and there is no space left for us. this is an absolutely stubborn position in which the united states places russia outside of any relations and leaves it without any rights. the bill, for example, provides a detailed legislative framework for confiscation. give an international precedent, legalize open robbery. the head of the european central bank, christina lagarthe, says that the confiscation of russian assets will violate the doctrine of the international rule of law and will lead to unpredictable consequences. position

the prospect of working for university graduates who study for a fee could become the topic of anotherday it will, but for now there is nothing to say. our youth study according to the current education code; no one has repealed it. there's nothing in it about the mandatory distribution of paying students is not stated. the ministry of education worked on this issue, studied the experience of other countries, the interests of students, employers of universities, the needs of enterprises and the prospects for the development of regions, but so far there is no concrete solution, what it will be when, or whether it will be too early to think about it. as you can see, the changes affected completely different aspects, and discussion on this topic is pointless. for those who think that the changes in the education system are too much, it’s worth considering this: we we are accelerating the economy because we are becoming a significant element of a multipolar world. such horizons are opening up before our industry that it’s scary to jinx it, and the country needs personnel of a new format, n

both peoples see... in the preservation of this union and its further development has very great prospectss important to understand that the union of russia and belarus is an example of integration unions and in general integration formations not only in the post-soviet space, but also far beyond its borders. european burden. the americans, it seems, are ready to completely throw off the costs of... did not intend to provide it. and in ukraine itself there is a growing campaign demanding the immediate holding of presidential elections. according to the country's constitution, they must were held on march 31st. accordingly, zelensky is currently formally a president whose term of office has expired; from may 20 he will become completely illegitimate. ukrainians on social networks publish materials with the hashtag “the choice has been found.” and “overdue” stickers appeared in many public places. since mobilization in ukraine today is used as the main repressive mechanism, zelensky seems to have found a way to pacify his opponents. in poland, prominent officials are accused of a high-profil

this kind of cooperation is a very huge prospect for young specialists. the guys got to work with enthusiasm. now it is important to form a team that will study the first. there are a lot of tasks themselves, from artificial intelligence for analyzing the situation to building maps, analyzing the risks that arise during operation, to specific cases, how a tractor should behave with this or that unit, that is, this is all a large field for research. when developing software, special emphasis will be placed on the system. this can be done using a remote control, but after training, which is why it is from a specialist, we turn on the starter, now the machine is ready to move, in other words, the maximum speed that the tractor can travel - the control itself is not very complicated, that is, it is a remote control with direction joysticks to the right and left and also speed, speed control, training took place from employees of the mtz company, of course this is very interesting for us, it’s mounted, it is assumed that the tractor will be able to work 24x7,

it is the prospects for peace and the middle east and janet on the road. then you will never be left. this resolution naturally will not be the alternative for serious political negotiations that are time bound to implement the 2 state solution or relevant security, a highly security council and g 8 as solutions and to dissolve what is spending, depending issues between palestinians and israelis. however, this resolution were drown, you know, how to the palestinian people, hold for a decent price within an independent states who to so know after this. i hope you said it'd be has dissipated over the past years. because of the in time such as of the israeli government that has rejected this solution publicly and blatantly and especially following the destructive war against the gaza strip. and after the occupation of the guys a strip by israel and disregard the state of palestine. i would like to express it's thanks to all the countries that recognize the state of palestine and just says c d m seriously supported granting the state of palestine and the full

heads of uav departments, someone says that there is no funding now for contracting, that is, no prospectsg-term contracting, it is clear, this month we ... stop production and will wait next steps, because every day is the cost of salary, these people are hanging not under armor, that is, partly we have booked someone, partly people are just afraid, because tomorrow they can be taken away not based on their qualifications, but because of what is needed in fact, people are really needed on the front line, but we are worried about qualifications. for qualifications, engineers, assemblers, electronics engineers, and therefore, we do not see prospects in this direction for the coming months, we are now focused very much on the supply of other types of weapons, we are working on air defense, well, by the way, the first contact was made, it was me i think this is serious information, it became the first official supplier agent of deal defense, it is a large company that... german, which supplies iris systems, large radars there and so on, that is, we became the first we have officially passed c

, two months later, he also finds himself in a situation where he will not have an order for the prospectlooking for variations, how to get out of this story? well, look, then there was no need to tell everyone that everyone who has the capabilities, capacity and permission to operate received nato codes, everyone will be contracted, these were the statements of more than one minister, not only fedorov there, not only not only... there the minister of defense, not only the chief of the general staff, everyone said, and the president including, he said that everyone who passes and can be supplied will all be contracted, these words passed everywhere, at all meetings we were told and so on, but this is not so, that is, everything turned out in such a way that there is a skew in such cheap drones that burn en masse on the front lines, high-tech... logical things, in which funds are invested, minds are invested, intellectual potential, time, finances and so on are invested there, they, they turn out to be in a secondary place, and we have such an opinion that it is probably easier there, it i

the passing week, main trends, prospects for the following days. anatoly khrapchynskyi, deputy general director of the rep company, aviation expert. we are in touch. congratulations mr. anatoly. congratulations. well, basically, i think what do we need with you to start with unmanned aerial vehicles, in fact, today the largest mass attack in history took place, a mass attack by iranian drones on israel, this is the same model of drones by and large that have been attacking ukraine for these two years, which can be exhibited with, i would say, from this change in the very weapons of war, and how should the situation develop so that we can stand ... against this threat and use drones ourselves? well, again , we see that the principle of the attack on israel was a combined attack, as well as happens every time in a combined manner, including in ukraine, and therefore it should be noted here that we saw how israel retaliated, but here it should be noted that ukraine itself retaliated, here israel also supported the united states and certain countries t

says what awaits the ukrainian energy industry in general, what are the forecasts. what are the prospects is the way out of the currently catastrophic situation, we will talk about it with stanislav ignatiev, the head of the council of the ukrainian renewable energy association, doctor of technical sciences. good evening, good evening, glory to ukraine, glory to the heroes, mr. stanislav, well, here is the rate, as for me, now, especially when the sunny days begin, wind generation is also not losing its positions, now the situation can be saved with the production of pods. specifically renewable energy sources, that's my opinion, what are your prospects for this energy sector, you're basically right, and even that was last year, last year summer, when green generation just saved, together with ukrhydroenergo, saved generation in ukraine and there was even a possibility of export operations, but let's not forget that today in ukraine electricity consumption is at the level of 9.2 9.4 h, which is quite a large amount well, let me remind you that now, with the exception of the zaporizhzhia n

pavle, thank you very much for such a diplomatic conversation related to the prospects for cooperation with the united states, i hope that in in our next meetings we will talk in more detail about those projects that will already appear in that period of time, thank you for your comments, for your correct emphasis. and i will remind our viewers that it was pavlo verhnyatskyi, director and managing partner of the ukrainian company kosa, co-coordinator of the working group on security and aerospace issues, the american-ukrainian business council. and then we will talk about sweden's experience in creating a powerful defense and industrial complex and what can be learned from that experience to use in ukraine and how sweden itself treats the prospects of cooperation. with ukraine specifically in the defense and industrial sphere, but about that after the advertising and information section. there are discounts on dolgit cream and dolgit gel up to 30% in the pharmacies psylanskyk, pam and ochadnyk. the premium sponsor of the national team represents. united by football, stronger together!

he talks about the prospect of impeachment being a check on the predent, the media and media coverage of the president being a check, the prospect of the president caring about his legacy being a check. all of these things, he argues, will instill in a president the desire to behave, to conduct himself in the manner that the office demands and deserves. and when i read that part of the opinion to my students now, this is after two trump impeachments both failed, they laugh. like, they literally laugh at the prospect of impeachment being an adequate check on the president, about the president caring about his legacy. - well, those are political checks and balances. how about the legal checks and balances really from the court? because he has been held accountable by civil courts. - yes. - are the courts the only place that can hold the executive accountable? - i think the framers of the constitution would have seen the courts as the very last resort. like, that's the last straw. but that's where we're left with. and i think the real question that we're seeing, that perhaps we'll get an

regarding the prospects of cooperation with the united states, i hope that in our next meetings we willk in more detail about those projects that have already will appear for that period of time, thank you for your comments, for your correct accents, and i will remind our viewers that it was pavlo verkhniatskyi, director and managing partner of the ukrainian company kosa, co-coordinator of the working group on security and aerospace issues of the american-ukrainian business council, then we will... talk about sweden's experience in creating a powerful defense-industrial complex and what can be used from that experience in ukraine and how sweden itself views the prospects for cooperation with ukraine specifically in the defense-industrial sector tsarina, but about it after the advertising and information block. vasyl zima's big broadcast. two hours of airtime, two hours of your time, two hours to learn about war and what life is like. world, two hours to keep up with economic news and sports news, two hours in the company of favorite presenters, presenters who have become like family to

pavle, thank you very much for such a diplomatic conversation regarding the prospects for cooperationh the united states, i hope that in our next meetings we will talk in more detail about those projects that have already will appear for that period of time, thank you for your comments, for your correct accents, and i will remind our viewers that it was pavlo verhnyatsky, director and managing partner of the ukrainian company kosa, co-coordinator of the working group on security and aerospace branch of the american-ukrainian business council. and then we will talk about sweden's experience in creating a powerful defense-industrial complex and what can be used from that experience in ukraine, and how sweden itself views the prospects of cooperation with ukraine specifically in the defense-industrial tsarina, but about this after advertising information block. exclusively on the air of our channel. congratulations, friends, politklub is on the air on the espresso tv channel. the most relevant topics of the week: russia's war against ukraine, the war in the middle east, the crisis in bor

how does the defense industry in switzerland perceive the prospects for working with ukraine? it is a complex issue, generally perceived quite positively and there are quite specific examples where swedish companies, in particular the same saab, or by systems, or fosh, in principle, they have already made a final decision for themselves, that yes they cooperate. this, i simply do not know who the counterparty is in ukraine, probably ukroboronprom, or one of the big players, but in principle there are already positive signals of such cooperation, that is, it has begun, by the way, here you are talking about it , who are the counterparties, i speak with representatives of our analytical structure, with representatives of the american side, they ask the same, we sometimes do not know who our counterparty is in solving these or... other projects, so this is such an achilles' heel i hope, first of all, ukrainian the party that has to get rid of it, but is the market of ukraine interesting for sweden at all, because sweden is self-sufficient, and in fact talking about the fact that

you say about the prospects of working with ukraine, start, don't delay, wait for what. what advice do you give them, how do they react to it, this is a good question in the sense that it is good that we have a broadcast in ukrainian, in fact, we all already know somewhere, we have taken a bite out of things, and we are working to attract, to contact, to establish, we find arguments, how to say, but practical ones, yes for american companies, and these are primarily emphasis on potential foreign markets, on the fact that we have a colossal one, not with us, but with the armed forces , colossal experience in the use of weapons , including western ones, and a technological component in the sense that we have an intellectual resource, because it is impossible to say that we have some advanced technologies, unfortunately, but the intellectual component is there. certain moments there are related to the cheapening of weapons and competition there potentially with china in foreign markets and so on, that's all. we argue, at the same time, well, we perfectly understand that purely as an inves

, long-term, maybe prospects, in long-term prospects, as i already said, domestic business, and mainly listed, we are further searching for enterprises; whoever is looking for will always find, we proceed from this, our investment block actively participates in exhibitions, including international, and we host various thematic conferences on industries, but we are satisfied with our domestic business, investments, development, in particular trade, traditionally in the moscow region trade has always played a special role, this is a quarter of the regional gross product, and today online trading, everything connected with ozonbury, with other aggregators, makes us very happy. and we are grateful to these companies, if business is growing, then accordingly there should be more taxes in the budget, taxes are kindergartens, these are schools, these are social programs for residents, please tell us how the level of tax revenues differs, respectively, for the first quarter of this year , if compared with the previous one? we really value the fact that we see growth and, most importantly , sta

oleg, we’ll talk about the prospects when you return home, but... there should be these prospects, maybeore than one, well, let’s see, alexander grigorievich, everything, as they say, is god’s will and our health. if you feel good, i’ll ask the russians to let the three of us fly, nastya, marina and you, don’t you mind, yes, we’ll complete any task, okay, then when i meet with the president of russia, they’ll just be on the sly drop these questions. initially, roscosmos planned. to launch the ship on march 21, ballistic conditions would have made it possible to fly to the iss using an ultra-short two-orbit scheme, in just 3 and a half hours, but 20 seconds before the launch there was an automatic cancellation and the launch was postponed to saturday, successfully. along with the postponement of the launch , the rendezvous scheme for the cosmonauts changed and they went to the station according to a two-day schedule. we can simply welcome that belarus in the post-soviet period has become a country whose citizen visited space. belarus, as part of the soviet union, was a kind of assembly sh

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such sasha, today's forecasts and prospects?ia filippova, she spoke about the prospects for the russian economy. and to other topics. in moscow and minsk, despite the difficult international situation, they managed to do a lot to develop ties in the union of russia and belarus, he also noted. coordination of efforts in foreign policy, defense and security provides good results, and the successful implementation of union programs ensured the unification of the legislation of the two countries in the most important areas. thus created the basis for a unified macroeconomic and monetary policy in creating a common socio-economic space. in turn, lukashenko emphasized: the union state is unique and is an example of the most successful integration in the post-soviet space. the accumulated experience allows. quickly and effectively respond to the threat challenges faced by moscow and minsk. now let’s take a few minutes and then continue talking about the main topics of this tuesday.

~ ., , , prospect of a reply from israel? . ., , , ., , prospect of a reply from israel? ., israel?sleein: israel? we can assume many are sleeping now. — israel? we can assume many are sleeping now, they _ israel? we can assume many are sleeping now, they will— israel? we can assume many are sleeping now, they will wake - israel? we can assume many are sleeping now, they will wake up| sleeping now, they will wake up to news of the attack having slept through it. but we have had reports of long queues of cars are lining up behind a tehran petrol stations anticipating fuel shortages, iranian authorities assuring them that there is enough fuel, they need not worry. but apart from the fear and the anxiety obviously which is a direct reflection also of the same fear and anxiety that we saw in israel, a lot of people until a few hours ago really didn't think that iran would do it. a lot of iranians were buying into the narrative that was promoted by many opposition outlets saying that the islamic republic is feckless, but it won't do it, that it only wants to survive, and if it does this

the prospects of that p right nw are slim to say the least. one last point. it is clue what happens in also does not stay in gaza. because you have aw situation where even though the regional conflict has been somewhat containedsi over the last six months between israel and hezbollah, the houthis, perl and arena strikes against the american military assets in iraq and syria, the recent between iran and israel has taken us into new, dangerous and very uncharted waters. .. what are possible aftereffects of what we saw a couple of weeks ago concerning iran? guest: there are two or three questions we need to ask that are clear to me. answering them will be difficult. has the attacks on one another's territory which is unprecedented , certainly attacks that were overtly claimed by both sides, unprecedented. the attacks to a greater risk now but they have attacked one another's territory, major escalation and somehow become the new normal or alternative. both of them to scale back and understand the possibility, either of them and it's taking another step in the mi

there are many prospects for both business and intellectual initiatives.ell of blistering sun and snow on the minsk region and the most important front. in certain regions, the temperature is expected to be minus, and the arranged level of uncertainty. the ministry of taxation and taxation recorded faulty trees in the central region, and there were power outages in the capital. in the outbuildings of the city, transport can be carried out with a flexible schedule. between you and the inspectors, we remind you every day. details that will appear in the bright sunshine. amateurs of matatsikla come out onto the streets of the city. more than 20 years behind the wheel of a bike, behind the wheel of dzmitryya coupled hundreds of thousands of kilometers on the hilly trails of belarus, russia and the countries of europe, on a two-wheeled vehicle. for peramashchennya pa during the winter period, in the words of a matcyclist, an electric car is ideal for use. i believe that the future belongs to electric vehicles, this is my firm belief, therefore. i am a supporter

perhaps the prospects of financing. then we can start. but my fear would be that there may be a drawn out situation of low-level conflict continuing, limited access, not yet clarity on the governance, and in that twilight zone, we still have a duty of care and we have an obligation. so, that is my drive to look at it in that way. and i am very mindful as a former minister of all the considerations governments have. but my only metric is do we assist people, civilians in gaza? do we give them hope? do we give something meaningful and tangible? people need to see change. they need to live change. they have gone through too much. mona: indeed. part of me is tempted to ask a darker question about whether we are already in the day after. in other words, there is no day after, there is no cease fire. we are living that reality. but i am not. i am going to try to draw you out of even -- are you out even a little further. have you seen creative ideas out there on how to start thinking, even now, about ways in which interventions now can actually

this time around, the prospect for further gains is unclear.alysts say there is upside of at least 80%. particularly as bitcoin already has mr. fresh records this year. that brings to mind a familiar phrase. past performance does not guarantee future results. >> as annabel was saying, the question about how much is pricing around bitcoin is key. all as we lead up to the event right here on april the 25th. 50% gains for bitcoin your to date. you see that charted out here. but the 50 day moving average is around 67,000. the last time i checked we were around 63 her safety 4000 for bitcoin. does that provide further upside or are we at these levels again? expectations of rate cuts and they having event. on the rate cut question, the markets have been repressing all of that. a marked change of tone from the fed chair. just think about where we were. now the expectation is we will get the -- bulk of the first look at until september of this year. this is the effective funds rate for the federal reserve. we have a swaps rate around september to get a

what are the tasks prospect some, jack chevy? we have the air very just land 250 in advance of us. we need to ensure as well to move the inclusion on to the exhibits as all of our new recruits for this. so surely for, for many years also existence of, of briggs we have for traditions and procedures which is understanding the culture of consensus, mutual support, which it moves through to their many structures that are already working. and that is why they set you members, you'll have to space not only that minute 0 meetings, assignments, but also in 6 tauriel meetings concerning information security, agriculture. thank you. see it with a quick ralph here to talk to. so this is a short survey question. one of the task sluggard and it was suddenly continues to do is to of mention town so we find them. so ministers and central banks have to prepare an ad across and stuff alternative thing platforms to secure economic ties, economic prospect 7, very solid. we have many plans so obviously to the west, the facts, the destroy said, the process to make program of the system. so what does a

and in light of the russian chairmanship in brix, they emphasized the prospects. legitimate concerns of all parties involved, primarily in the field of security and in this context, my chinese colleagues and i clearly state the need to take into account confirmed the conclusion about the futility of any international events that not only do not take into account russia’s position, but completely ignore it, that promote absolutely empty, ultimatum, so called the zelensky peace formula. in a broader context, we exchanged views on the prospects for the formation of a new security structure in eurasia against the backdrop of complete stagnation and self-destruction of euro-atlantic mechanisms. i would also like to note that the negotiations took place in the traditional atmosphere of friendship for russian-chinese relations and once again demonstrated the commonality of our views. countries on the main global processes, our desire to strengthen the bilateral relationship in the interests of peace and stability in the region and on the planet as a whole, we will continue the dialogue base

demonization, i think it is believed tied to help people read the prospects of peace and war. that is on both sides. if you look back to when people were somewhat hopeful, very few people among the jewish community -- very few palestinians supported acts against israelis. when the prospect was reduced, began a significantly different view of the public, it is all about how people read the conflict. barbara mentioned comments from the audience and how people see hamas. no matter what, there are laws that have to be obeyed, no matter how bad your enemy is. that is why those laws were written. the fact that you have a powerful enemy does not justify breaking the law. it goes for everybody. the question about hamas and its influence, sure. a lot of people did not support it. a lot of people do not like what it stands for. history did not start with october 7. you already had despair among the palestinians and in the west bank. many of us were predicting violence no matter what. that does not mean -- when you have hopeful outcomes and there is no despair, people know that when hama

hello, yulia, economic prospects for the minsk-smolensk line.t's evaluate the business potential of the union state. and take it easy, on turns, i’ll tell you in a few minutes on our broadcast what driving style the motorcycle season dictates for bike owners. thank you, daria, watch your news region immediately after the sports review, without saying goodbye, see you. at 17 o'clock. 34 teams in three divisions with missed rounds in the capital's house of football held the draw for the belarusian championship in the second league. so in the north and east groups there are 11 teams each, a more rhythmic calendar in the west division, where a dozen clubs will perform. based on the results of the two-round tournament, the two best teams from each group will form a sextet that will compete for two spots in the first. we hope that all clubs who have expressed a desire to play in league two this season will will enjoy the intensity of sports and wrestling. doilitstva, which is your jumping ability already at this time, you will be able to learn and mas

agencies are warning about the prospect of imminent famine. can you describe for us the scope and the scale of humanitarian need in gaza? and more broadly, how would you frame this overarching problem set of the humanitarian challenges that are posed in the gaza conflict arena? ms. kaag: thank you. the first one is hard to summarize, but i would start to say the situation is catastrophic. all civilians are deeply affected. the majority have lost their homes. certainly lost their livelihoods. we have thousands and thousands of children in modern wartime -- without a known living relative. gaza families have always been extended gaza families to have quite a number of children. no living relative is very telling about the extent of loss of life. we know the statistics that two thirds of the casualties in this conflict are women and children. no clean water, or very little. people are reduced to sharing a latrine. this has an effect that women and girls are not particularly safe to use whatever is one would call facilities. communal use at best,

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, but not ready to share the promises that were so expected, in particular the promise about the prospectf ukraine joining nato at the nato-ukraine council, which took place here this morning, this issue was not discussed, as jan stoltenberg said, first of all it was a discussion about prospects for further cooperation on how to bring ukraine closer to the possibility of accession. dmitry kuleba stated that his priority at this meeting is to ask the allies to supply more air defense systems, this is exactly what today he intended to talk in brussels about any specific results of this meeting, well, at least at the moment it was not announced, while, as the media writes , the shadow of donald trump invisibly hangs over this celebration, who may well return to power in the united states states, and if he fulfills his promises. a plan to create funds of $100 billion to help supply weapons to ukraine in the next 5 years. the day before, jens stoltenberg had now officially voiced this idea. also as part of this plan, it is planned to transfer control of the so-called ramstein group from washin

to improve the prospects for peace in the region. russia has frankly done nothing, other than promulgate lies about the u.s. and its partners. i've said this many times, russia is in no position to criticize any member of the security council given the war crimes and atrocities it is committing on a daily basis in ukraine. for russia, the tragic situation in gaza is nothing more than to distract attention from the horrific war being conducted against the people of ukraine. thank you, mr. president. >> i thank the representative of the united states. >> the united states has vetoed a u.n. security council recommendation that palestine be admitted. russia, chinese, france, japan, south korea, ecuador and algeria were the countries that voted in favor while the united kingdom and switzerland abstained after the palestinian ambassador to the u.n. renewed the request amid the war in gaza, amid intense pressure on president biden internationally and among his own party to do more to address the dire humanitarian crisis in gaza. if you ever

we have found large oil reserves, so we have great prospects in the country.oom to grow. it is not for nothing that uganda is called the pearl of africa. uganda is not only about local markets, which are very colorful, but not always safe for tourists. these are also national wildlife parks and picturesque. lakes, for example, here, on the shores of the famous lake victoria, summits are held at the fashionable resort, but it is important for both business and tourists to feel safe, so that those who come to the african continent do not fear for their health, russia is helping to cope with the threat epidemic, but does it on completely different terms than western partners, who at least supply medical equipment, but do not want to teach and share knowledge, teach specialists, give tools, and... share our scientific and practical the most advanced developments, this is very important, this is very valuable, and this is so appreciated by our colleagues on the african continent, the approach is western, our colleagues here have already experienced for themselves w

do you think that is a realistic prospect here? realistic prospect here? i think the united states _ realistic prospect here? i think the united states will _ realistic prospect here? i think the united states will do _ realistic prospect here? i think the united states will do everything i united states will do everything possible not to let that happen. but, you know, it's very clear the us will continue to defend israel, but the us has said, i think and we've seen some reports that it would not be part of any and iranian, or, i'm sorry, israeli retaliation on iran. the us is it israel's main supplier of weapons, offensive and defensive, so the us cannot say it's not involved, not complicit in everything that's been happening. just complicit in everything that's been ha eninu, , ., complicit in everything that's been hauuenin, , ., ., complicit in everything that's been haueninu. , ., ., ., complicit in everything that's been haueninu. , ., ., . , happening. just one or two sentences if ou could happening. just one or two sentenc