in tehran, some zealots founded a group called punishment association, whose aim is to eliminate traitorsu nashad beit. he said that it doesn't exist, and in the blink of an eye , he will take care of it, but when you see it, when everything is over it will be a story. the 8th media literacy olympiad for elementary students. 10th and 11th are held in all fields of study. omid network is one of the sponsors of this olympiad. once upon a time , the best choice we could have was to watch the news of this network or the cartoons of that network at a certain hour. but now the situation is different. it has even reached the point that when we sit down to work and our own lives and have nothing to do with the media, they are the ones who come to us, the colorful media, each of them saying something for themselves, and if they don't care. no hair it is possible that instead of these media being our tools , we will be their tools. in this situation, we are the ones who have to learn to choose instead of erasing the face of the year, and this is exactly what is going to happen in the media literacy

for employees of the federal service. execution of punishments, whose work is associated with constantk, samba is one of the main areas of training, which is why they were represented by two teams at once ; the best sambo wrestlers not only from the penitentiary system, but also from the ministry of internal affairs, the ministry of emergency situations, the russian guard and the airborne forces took part in the fourth all-russian cup of directors of russia. half of you are not only members of your national security forces, but also the russian national team. therefore, it is important for us that you participate in such events. and showed their sportsmanship. wall wall. it was in this format that the tournament organizers decided to identify the best team. the teams of vsin-1 and the russian guard reached the final confrontation. the girls were the first to step onto the carpet. the preparation was quite serious. on our days off, we tried to be as active as possible. we are a close-knit team and have known each other for a long time. that's why we tried give it your all. well, in the

now millions across the world are taking tangible action to punish israel by boycotting companies associatedth his apartide regime. boycott israel campaign in africa. inspired by the south. african anti-apartite movement, the us civil rights movement and the indian anti-colonial struggle, the boycott israeli campaign is targeting companies and products that have a direct role in the israeli regime's policies against palestinians. young people across africa are leading efforts to boycott the israeli apartide regime and make it free, because if we all work together, palestine will be free. today we canyons for palestine and voluntary organization. organized a candle vigil and um sort of a protest candle light vigil and people getting together for to protest the ongoing genocide on the gaza strip and on occupied palestine as a whole. for more on the boycott israel campaign in africa we have contacted abida adams, she is the promisal secretary of the general industries workers union of south africa and she's also member of the palestine solidarity campaign in town: thank you madam for your time

there is nothing but cruel and unusual punishment that is associated wit these ste abortion bans. >>e about a minute left but i want to get in this headline about what is happening in florida. florida, one of nine states ere groups are pushing to get es on the ballot that uld bar restrictions on abortion rights. republican voters are coming out publicly to support and advocate for it but the state's republican attorney general has filed a brief urging the state supreme court to keep the question from appearing on the ballot regardless of how many signatures are collected. they don't want people to get abortions. they don't want people to have access to healthcare. they also don't want people to exercise their fundamental rights as americans. >> they're afraid. is actually how you would end that sentence, right? because here's what's happening now in florida. florida is the most important state right now to protect abortion access in the south. it is a critical access point for millions of people across the south right now. the people of florida protecting freedom have done such an ex

international association is the home of the boxer, and the most interesting thing is that the european confederation first voted for it, unanimously. so that the athletes, the board of directors are not punishedir own flag and anthem, i send my vote to the international association, the international association also, so that there is no conflict of interest, naturally, i should not vote according to the rules, here is the international association, the board of directors voted unanimously, at the congress, for example, the european congress, all countries participated europe also voted unanimously. here it was not possible for some people in the international olympic committee to engage in sabotage, it’s just that boxing is not a protest organization, yes, some say, they are rebels, they are not rebels, the boxers did not follow the calls of the hyenas, outcasts of society, who called. organize a boycott , block the athletes there, the international olympic committee has disgraced itself, they simply disgraced themselves, they called for it, they came up with the idea that it’s not them, they are so good, beautiful, fluffy, well, it’s just that the athletes and the countries don’t want to pa

for their propaganda purposes, well, kiva has already received his punishment from the ukrainian state, but there are many former associates of kyiv who continue to sit under the dome of the verkhovna rada of ukraine and feel at ease, why mr. vitaly, this is the responsibility for people like kiva , who were in the opposition platform during their lifetime, they came to them only when they leave the borders of the ukrainian state, or, well, shufrych, as far as i remember, was only convicted of treason and is sitting in sizo, and it is not his fault there proved in the court procedure, but this big fifth column in the ukrainian state, it is not calculated only 10 or 20 years. opzh deputies in the verkhovna rada, because in the local elections there more than 4,000, if i am not mistaken, deputies of the opposition platform were elected for life, and in only a few local councils the membership of these deputies was suspended, and since they were oppositionists, they remain, if possible , i am a small comment regarding the reaction of the so-called criminal refugees in the moscow region. because we can already see in the teleg

of the security forces, with which yanukovych's power is associated in our country, against youth and students, unprovoked violence must be punishedas at these hours that i was on bankovy street with a part of the people from the rally in order to stop the provocations. yanukovych, when aunts who tried to provoke and kill law enforcement officers were thrown out of the bank premises, to kill people, you remember how it ended, a huge number of journalists, public activists were injured by berkut's beastly cruelty, and from this began the revolution of dignity, which led to drastic changes in history. of our state, and now i want to emphasize that the next two weeks are decisive for the future fate of ukraine. i am not exaggerating, ukraine definitely has unique chances that we should take advantage of , and ukraine itself has huge challenges and threats, which i want to briefly dwell on, the first position is on december 15, 14-15 the summit of the european council will take place, where the european commission's proposal to start negotiations on ukraine's accession to the eu should be approved. and for us, it is absolutely essenti

and said that throughout the history of collective punishment and killing of civilians in a retaliatory act and in a war act has never been associated with victory, which means that you israel and the sinist regime can never make a declaration. we killed so many civilians, we killed 20,000 civilians so we won the war, they must have an achievement . what is the mistake of the netanyahu government that it announced the achievement? declared that hamas must be completely destroyed. most american analysts write and warn that hamas is an ideology. you cannot destroy ideology by bombing. you cannot destroy ideology even by killing the leaders of a group. even mr. ilamsk , for example, came and said that for every one person you have in gaza, you kill several members of the same family who support hamas and the thinking of hamas and the opposite thinking. therefore, the goal of zionist determination it was a completely wrong goal, now america is trying to come and say that the situation is such that hamas surrenders itself, surrenders its members , surrenders so that we don't kill civilians anymore, and this is never acceptable because it

begun mapping out specific plans forsing the justice departnt to punish critics and opponents should he win a second term. his associates are already drafting plans to potentially invoke the insurrection act on his first day in office to allow him to deploy the military against civil demonstrations. and so when trump says that he will be a dictator for his first day in office, i, we must believe him. in an essay for the washington post, editor at rge robert kagan warns us to, quote, stop the wishful thinking and face the stark reality. there is a clear path to dictatorship in the united states, and it is getting shorter every day. i have an all-star panel here to kick things off tonight. barbara f. walter he's a professor at uc san diego, and an author of how civil wars start and how to stop. them kimberly atkins stohr is an msnbc political analyst and a columnist at the boston globe, and co-host of the #sistersinlaw podcast. charles coleman he's an msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. it's great to see all of. you barbara f. walter, i will start with you, as an expert in authoritarianism. what goes throug

punishes people in other countries, how will you stop it then? sanctions, begin to unite and share interests. one of the centers of gravity, for example, has become brix, an interstate informal associationynamically developing economies: russia, brazil, india, china and south africa. in january 2024 , six more states will join the bloc, including iran and the united arab emirates, which is not a resistance group. sanctions. blackmail, incitement ethnic hatred, dirty tricks used by western political strategists against economic and political allies, russia and belarus, did not produce results, this is also an example of opposition to hegemony, but they influenced the closest ally of the united states, the european union. in fact, this was the malicious plan of the globalists to remove competitors from the market. through sanctions they slow down their competitors so that they do not produce their goods, services and do not compete with their main competitors. in september twenty-two in swedish the publication publishes an allegedly secret report from the rand corporation, and there the rand corporation writes that the main goal of the conflict between ukraine and russia was not the weake

experts say that such illegitimate owners also need to be punished , here are only administrative measures against the owner, quite serious, associatedmov is now awaiting punishment. more seriously , he should be prosecuted for causing grievous bodily harm while he is still at large, in the meantime, the victim marya balyuk became worse, after recording our interview she was urgently hospitalized. anna balan, egor vozhlitsov, daniil bobov, angelina kovaleva, mariana pepanyan, yulga sukharukova, news. the largest skating rink in the moscow region opened in patriot park, you can ride here for free; as part of the our winter festival , other winter entertainment will be available to guests. we will wait for you! immediately after the official opening, the skating rink was filled with guests in a matter of minutes, and it seems that there were so many people who wanted to try out the ice that there was hardly enough space for everyone on the ice rink. great, tell me, how do you like it? excellent, generally great, it was worth standing in line, a little, they stood for a long time, but no, a little, ok, ok, well, about half an hour, prob

we are reducing the punishment, if any at all, the fbi told the associated press, that we intended to respond to all of this first. we are providing sexual misconduct to the press at that time. we are looking at the other misconduct. women in the workplace have been here seriously. this is them trying to produce everything. this is the aggression that they were going to. >> we don't take it seriously. i can tell you, i take sexual misconduct against our own employees, extremely seriously. she this is still in the place of all procedures and policies, to do with that, and communicate no uncertain terms. we know how strongly i feel about that. in the responses to your letter, let me follow my team, and find out where that stands. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you very much. >> i want to start out with hate crimes. you and i have talked about them before. you and your agents, i thank you for your work in solving what was a clear hate crime. this is from the islamic center in my home state back in 2017. we know that since that time, we have seen increases in hate crimes. reports show th

away because obviously the lobbies will punish him somehow and while he's running we were just talking to him normally him and his partner or one of his associatesrespect in any way, there was no loud uh you know uh voice, there was not even loud voice, just asking them some questions, um, so this, they always make it look like they're the victim and they're under attack and they're under danger and they raised false flags and this is the israeli nature, all right, thank you very much for that, that's there, talking to us human rights activist from tarranto, thank you. moving on, unif spokesman of the gaza strip says the naster hospital in the territory is overwhelmed by wounded children, james elder says in action by the influential countries allowing israel to kill children there. is over, we can already hear the bombing, and i'm a hospital. there was a hit about 50 m from here. this is the biggest still functioning hospital in gaza, it's at 200% capacity. yes, this is hospital. the health system here is overwhelmed. this hospital simply cannot take more children with the wounds of war. there are children everywhere, these children are sleepin

according to the associated press, fitso wants to dissolve the special prosecutor's office, which oversees high-profile corruption cases, and also to reduce punishments. for corruption and to weaken the protection of whistleblowers, the opposition believes that such legislative changes will lead to an amnesty for corrupt people, so the protesters are determined to continue the rallies until the government withdraws the mafia package. this is the end of the issue, read more on our website espresso.tv, as well as on our social networks, join, put your favorites, take care, let's meet the victory. glory to ukraine, this is the verdict program, my name is serhiy rudenko, i congratulate everyone and wish everyone good health. volodymyr's two-hour press conference has just ended. on to which he summarized the results of the year. in the next two hours, we will talk about what zelensky said, what putin said today, what the world is saying about ukraine, today in the program. results of the second year of the great war. press conference of president volodymyr zelenskyi, about what the head of state talked about. listening without listening. what does bug mea

punish anybody. there was a huge fee associated with the product that did not get delivered as promised.an hour on hold in order toavoid the fee of returning the item -- >> was the fee disclosed? >> i don't think. i did not read the fine print. >> what does? especially when you purchase from a place -- this means that places you purchased from last year that did not have fees to return -- now have fees. you will not read it every time. >> shipping -- amazon can be dropped off at a drop-off point and save fees. for amazon, there is real cost to accepting returns and managing returns. there are for all of the retailers. you can understand why -- >> that's the business they're in. they came forward and said we're better than going to the store because you can return it free. free. without a fee. now, they are saying it. i think all this ends up with us going back to the stores. >> i didn't go to malls this weekend. >> you'll pay the fee? >> i would not pay. >> i would not pay. i would order from some place without a fee. >> if you want to lose my business permanently, and i buy stuff. you w

association. i do not think they should exercise that freedom to punish someone for a statement that they disagree with. even if it is legally protected, it should probably be discouraged. >> any other questions or closing arguments? as administrators, faculty members, you have the floor. >> relative to one of the other questions as well. there is one personal thing that i think we should all be doing as faculty members and exemplars of these kinds of standards of civil discourse that we think is so quickly important as well as tolerance. part of wild was attracted into academic and the first place was precisely because i found it to be a place where people are doing it differently. where people disagree with me dramatically on almost everything. mosys students i work with closely disagree with me dramatically about various things. the one thing about -- i try to get that across from people on a routine basis. what were doing in life is exploring ideas. we are not always into it, sometimes we make mistakes. we should be tolerant of those mistakes and willing to engage in a kind of exploration. it

punished with a fine of up to 30,000 euros; dozens of cities joined the action; the government was dissatisfied. knows that after a meeting between prime minister elizabeth bourne and representatives of farmer associationssions were made, for example, the increase in fees for pumping water from the ground and pumping pesticides and other chemicals into it was cancelled. replies to however, the farmers did not receive basic questions. the agricultural protest is still planned to take place before the end of this year, which will finally turn the world of french agriculture upside down, so the next protest is already planned for next week. regina sebastianova, european bureau of vktrk. the results of the all-russian olympiad in agrogenetics and naagrik were summed up in nizhny novgorod. more than 100 schoolchildren took part. about the significance of this olympics for the country - maria valieva. tenth grader lyosha vasyugov takes first place in the all-russian olympics in agricultural genetics for the second time; the university will not need to take a specialized exam. unified state exam in biology. i’m very happy, i hope to win next year and extend this winning streak. a scientist geneticist, or a doc

punished with a fine of up to. .. euro, dozens of cities joined the action. the government is aware of the dissatisfaction; after a meeting between prime minister elizabeth bourne and representatives of farmer associations were made, for example, the increase was canceled fees for pumping water out of the ground and pumping pesticides and other chemicals into it. however, farmers did not receive answers to their basic questions. the agricultural park is still planned to be accepted before the end of this year, which will finally turn the world of french agriculture upside down, so the next protest will take place... in moscow on the sidelines of the exhibition russia, the governor of the stavropol territory vladimir vladimirov and the management of the yugstruinvest group of companies signed an agreement , which will determine the region’s development strategy for the coming years. over the next 6 years, the developer plans to build 2.5 million square meters of housing in stavropol. the development of the territory will be comprehensive; everything necessary will be built next to residential buildings. infrastructure, kindergartens, schools, shops, this will create a large number of jobs. in the next 6

punished with a fine of up to 30,000 euro, dozens of cities joined the action. the government is aware of the dissatisfaction; after prime minister elizabeth bourne’s meeting with representatives of farmer associationsncessions were made, for example, the increase was canceled fees for pumping water out of the ground and pumping pesticides and other chemicals into it. however, the farmers did not receive answers to the main questions; an agricultural park is still being planned. adopted before the end of this year, which will finally turn the world of french agriculture upside down, so the next protest is already planned for next week. european bureau of vktrk. the ministry of industry and trade has begun supplying mobile self-service shops to new russian regions. a total of 233 vehicles were purchased. in the first batch for the lugansk republic included 50. the equipment was personally handed over by deputy prime minister and head of the ministry of industry and trade denis mantorov. i expect that the auto shops will be in demand and will benefit residents of new regions and border areas, the government has allocated additional funds in the amount of about a billion rubles for the production and p

i would say employees have a right not to hire somebody based on association, i do not think they should exercise that freedom to punishomebody for a statement they disagree with. even if it is legally protected, it should probably be discouraged. >> any other thoughts about that question or closing comments about how during this very challenging time -- administrators, faculty members, peers. you have the floor. >> i would just add relative to one of the earlier questions, some context, one crucial thing we all should be doing as scholars and faculty members is trying to be role models of these kinds of standards of civil discourse and rational inquiry that we think is so critically important, as well as tolerance for alternative use. part of why i was attracted into academia in the first place was i found it to be a place where people took ideas very seriously. people were willing to talk across differences. most of the mentors i had were people who disagreed with me dramatically on almost everything. most of the students i work with most closely are people who disagree with me dramatically about various things. a wo

punished with a fine of up to 30,000 euros; dozens of cities joined the action. the government is aware of the dissatisfaction; after a meeting between prime minister elizabeth bourne and representatives of farmer associationsessions were made, for example, the increase in pumping fees was cancelled. pumping pesticides and other chemicals into it from underground. however, the farmers did not receive answers to the main questions; the agricultural desk is still is planned to be adopted before the end of this year, which will finally turn the world of french agriculture upside down, so the next protest is already planned for next week. regina sevastyanova, european bureau of vktrk. watch the match with. cska fundb khl championship december 21. magic conditions, real interest rate up to 15.5% on a savings account at gazprombank. your money works and you receive income. apply at gazprombank.ru. the sale is very even with discounts up to 80% on avido. hello, there is a gift waiting for you in the megaphone. buy infinix from communications and receive a second smartphone as a gift. only in a megaphone. register a business for free at follow your dreams, just dare, dot bank for entrepreneurs and enterprises, this

association of private pilots and aircraft owners. mr. gennady, congratulations, glory to ukraine. glory to the heroes, and putin, of course, carefully so that the national council does not punishnows you very well, i know. that if they behave badly, i will also tell them, that 's right, mr. gennadiy, we've heard everything, we have three su-34 shot down in the south, we understand that these planes are not counted in the temporarily occupied crimea, which still remains, you know, with a summer landing strip, unfortunately, for their combat and not only aviation, but is there a chance... to see some changes in this sense already in the near future, the village of vitino of the yevpatoriya district and this center of long-range space communication of the air and space forces of the russian federation, the border service and part of the border service of the fsb near alushta do not give me peace, in short, everything it was i hear from those who follow the situation in crimea that it is uncomfortable. to their ships there we speak with our naval forces, and how uncomfortable is it for their planes in the crimea? look , and i want to point out to you that, first of all, they lost

we are reducing the punishment, if any at all, the fbi told the associated press, that we intended to respond to all of this first. we are providing sexual misconduct to the press at that time. we are looking at the other misconduct. women in the workplace have been here seriously. this is them trying to produce everything. this is the aggression that they were going to. >> we don't take it seriously. i can tell you, i take sexual misconduct against our own employees, extremely seriously. she this is still in the place of all procedures and policies, to do with that, and communicate no uncertain terms. we know how strongly i feel about that. in the responses to your letter, let me follow my team, and find out where that stands. >> thank you, senator. >> thank you very much. >> i want to start out with hate crimes. you and i have talked about them before. you and your agents, i thank you for your work in solving what was a clear hate crime. this is from the islamic center in my home state back in 2017. we know that since that time, we have seen increases in hate crimes. reports show th

an association technic with the, with us and egypt of course, as the board of the country for any potentially post guys. how can i think certainly this is a continuation of the collective punishment of palestinians. when is what controls or sides of the board? the now can continue the bombardment and the see to you mentioned that they could use it as a negotiating tactic for the next phase. in the board how, how so, how would it use that card or when basic the, i think this would be a step towards, is there any real q patient that has a strip in the south and also as we see i've seen lots of, uh, current uh, is there any officials thing that you want or 3 or 5 north establish documents, beach resorts, and so on. so this or part of the plan of taking bits of guides to is, what are the chances of egypt in the united states? if going along with it, i will look, i don't see this right now happening because any changes to the border has to be done collectively. this is or part of the camp david accords and the philadelphia a component to it as well. so this kind of helped me a lot, 3 by a by is there's another issue to just that has sprung up in the last few hours the world food progr

problem, that’s why- then the association was held with the prosecutor’s office and they also have resolved cases there, there are weights and so on , and everyone always gets punishedes this problem, right down to the minister, whether it has been resolved or not, there are such systems now, they are being set up and will certainly be included in public services, but it takes time, it objectively takes time, even in order to understand the treatment of some complaints at all. how to work with them, with deadlines corresponding to deadlines, yes, okay , we will wait, but if time drags on, we will complain, we will, yes, give signals, well, in the end we agreed, we spoke with the head of the people's investigation bureau front valey alekseev, what are you doing, you heard a shot, no, turn it off, i’m platonov, i’m here for exciting tests, guys, fill out this waste paper, if i let this go, he could be fired, i won’t leave until we talk, the secrets of the investigation are with us again, today at 21:20, we don’t need beautiful things, that’s what many russians say, and half of russians have never visited an architectural landmark in their region, a third of those surv

some reason there was an association with the prosecutor’s office with everything, they also have resolved cases there, there are weights and so on, and everyone always gets punishedlutely transparent, understandable system , when it was built, that if a citizen came to him with this problem, that’s all they see right up to the minister whether it has been resolved or not, such systems now exist, they are being set up and will be in public services, of course, but it takes time, objectively it takes time even for that. in order to generally understand how to handle some complaints, how to work with them , with deadlines, respectively, as deadlines, okay, we will wait, but if time drags on, we will complain, yes, we will give signals, thank you, so in the end we agreed , we spoke with the head of the popular front investigation bureau valery alekseev, just dear, big, thirty-seven-year-old roman gorelov, father of seven children, went to the front as volunteers, his call sign is siberia, in one of the battles he was seriously... wounded and spent several months on a hospital bed, now he is going to the front again, but first he wants to find his comrades in arms, wh

punishable to death that millions were persecuted without scrusks or cause. despite these indignities, in 1899, he went on to become the fastest man in the world on a bike in the international sports cycling association. and yet orderly, very few people know anything about him. very few people know the biggest sport in the latter half of the 19th century was cycling and african-american was a great champion in this country and in this sport. one wonders how is a thing that mr. taylor can be forgotten, why is it taken so long that a man should have never been forgotten in the first place-h people know little about the contributions of this man. to say nothing of his quantifiable greatness with respect to american sports. let me put a final point on this, before there was a jack johnson or jackie robinson or jesse lewis, jesse owens, there was major marshall taylor. the son of an he enslaved family and son of a veteran of the civil war, our first international superstar. the black athlete to have a corporate sponsorship. fastest man in the world in his time. he was committed to his faith and would not race on sundays. the governing body changed racing day to saturday in order to acome did it the discip

for using the federal government to punish critics and opponents should he win a second term, naming individuals he wants to investigate or prosecute and his associates ejecting plant to potentially invoke the insurrection act on his first day in office to allow him to deploy the military against civil demonstrations." is this an overstep of this authority in your view yes, people may not realize that there is something called the presidential act allows the president to call out to troops, but not because he is surrounded by enemies or surrendered by resistance to his administration . and not simply to respond to protests. it has to be civil unrest of a kind that prevents law and order. that prevents law enforcement, prevents execution of laws from occurring. there was some of that in the summer of 2020, i think maybe portland might have reached the state, but most of the protests we saw during that period, i wouldn't justify calling forth of the insurrection act. i also worry when i read about these reports of president ciampa and his advisors seeking to use the justice department to investigate and prosecute people who are seen as enemies. i think

mapping out using froth to punish critics and opponents should he win a second term with the former president naming individual that is he wants to investigate or prosecute and associates drafting plans to potentially invoke the insurrection act on first day in allow him to apply the military against civil demonstrations. is this an overstep of presidential authority in your view? >> yes, so people may not realize there is something called the insurrection act and does allowow the president to cl out troops but not just because the president feels he's surround by enemies or surrounded by resistance to his administration, there has to be -- and that simply to respond to protest, it has to be civil unrest of a kind that prevents law and order that prevents law enforcement, prevents execution of the laws from occurring and there was some of that in the summer of 2020, i think maybe portland might have reached that stage but most of the protests we saw during that period would not have called insurrection act. i also worry when i read the reports of president trump and his advisers seeking to use the justice department to investigate and prosecute people who are seen as p