between and rome is-_ important the relationship between and rome is. ., , ., , and rome is.as alwa s. and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank _ and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank you. _ and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank you. much - and rome is. really good to see you as always. thank you. much more i as always. thank you. much more on our live page. let's turn to the united states. police in florida are investigating a man accused of attempting to assassinate donald trump. the former president was unharmed after a man with an assault rifle was spotted by an agent close to where mr trump was playing golf. 58—year—old ryan ralph is said to be a supporter of ukraine in its war with russia. he has previously travelled to kyiv. biden has addressed the assassination attempt. let's have a listen.— let's have a listen. thank god the resident let's have a listen. thank god the president is _ let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. _ let's have a listen. thank god the president is ok. i— let's have a listen. thank god the p

mongolia is known to have signed and ratified the rome statute.ce last year, if i am not mistaken, there has been a judge representing mongolia at the international criminal court. well, it seems to me that a country that claims to be part of the civilized world must fulfill the terms of the international agreement that it signed and ratified, therefore, from the point of view of international law, it is not a matter of choice or desire, it is a matter of legal obligation, and it must definitely be fulfilled. and pavlo klimkin, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, 14-19 years old, joins our broadcast. i welcome pavel to our broadcast, thank you for joining. greetings to all, friends, pavle. why was putin not arrested in mongolia, and is there still time for this before the visit is over? they will not do this, in my opinion, there is no risk for putin in mongolia. moreover, i believe that this visit, at least in part, is aimed at showing political symbolism, well, because these are events that are aimed at ... commemorating events against japan

the rome statute will enter into force for ukraine as a full member, that is, a lot depends on us. now, being within the framework of this system, we can solve this issue. and communicate directly, for example, with mongolia, with other countries, in order to convince them also to comply with the rome statute and execute arrest warrants against russian war criminals, that is, a lot will depend now on ukraine, for example, we can use those mechanisms , as an assembly of member states, in order to carry out its own policy and defend its own. at the same time, we can appeal to our partners so that they strengthen, or is it simply a question of this kind of political diplomatic pressure on mongolia, so it is very important here not to create a negative precedent for other countries, from this situation we need to create a rather positive precedent in order to punish the violator and at the same time... motivate other countries, states, parties to the rome statute, to observe its provisions and implement the warrant for the arrest of putin and other russian war criminals, much depends o

the posters from rome disappeared wholesale in one night, but comments under ukrainian. the idea of ​​the action, which was launched in veneto by a group of citizens who disagree with the military policy of europe, was not that ukrainians are our enemies, but that russia and the russian people are our historical friends, and this friendship must be protected. rome was cleared, but not completely, it is a vella, a sailboat, an autobanner, the remains of luxury, simply because it is impossible to keep up with it. well, finally, we found it, this truck has a new route every day, a secret. today, business districts in the north, every half hour a stop at the best points rome. olympic stadium, bus stop, finally you can come up to see what is written. well , it's the same poster: russia is not our enemy, enough money for ukraine's weapons, we want peace. constitution, article 11. it's really hard not to notice this, all of rome saw it, the driver of the auto banner was waved at every intersection, they smile, take pictures, yes, they raise their thumbs up, like this, anton chi

but france. to assess what exactly rome can demand from paris., such a reaction was not expected. the head of the court of auditors had to clarify that the fifth republic has no claims to another architectural monument in rome. i am really very surprised at how the meaning of the french court of auditors' report, which speaks in particular about pious institutions and their management of religious assets in italy, is being distorted. i want to to assure our italian friends that the report only asks for clarification of the situation with assets, and its clarification will be for the benefit of all. the international scandal has added to another disappointment of a religious nature. on friday, pope francis announced that he will not go to paris for the opening of notre dame de paris after its restoration. the priest did not give any reasons, but some media outlets linked this to the nuances of the opening ceremony of the olympics. as for the report, it was clearly intended for internal use. the first serious warning.

press tv, rome. that's it for your latest on press tv, everyone. thanks for tuning in and goodbye for now. the siege of gaza must end. we're coming back and we'll keep coming back until palestine is free. mr. speaker. i want to thank you for giving me the profound honor of addressing this great citidle of democracy for the fourth time and thanks that one more time for helping me pin that's the crime let me spin you tail talkt our world is in a people. we ran our boss as evil, it's our go to spell, labels ready made, we real them well, terrorist, semites, animals, all the sail, every option laid out, no detail is too frail, let me share my plan, it's all about me, survivals the gold friends, just let me be hope for sam sends bombs arms, through twisted lenses, he pretends to see clearly, i could quote the bible, but that's just for show, it's occupation versus civilization, as you know accusations by confession, the truths a load, decades of incarceration for the show, we win, they lose i can't anymore, this news is too tight, just not as i blame in

paris has laid claim to the spanish steps in rome. a document from the french audit office states that the architectural monument was built and maintained with french money. our european correspondent regina sevastyanova will tell you what other arguments the fifth republic has put forward and how the italian authorities have reacted to this. france is trying to take away from italy the most famous staircase in rome - the spanish steps. the largest italian newspapers came out with such headlines from ilsazhero to carrier. in italian, an emotional reaction that risks developing into a diplomatic scandal was caused by a report from the french court of auditors, which in harsh terms criticized the way the french. pious institutions manage real estate in rome and loretto for centuries belonging to the fifth republic. pious institutions have deprived themselves of a significant part of the resources they were entitled to expect from the rental property, losing almost 50% of their current income. significant investments made over the past 1

the rome statute will enter into force for ukraine as a full member.t is, a lot depends on us. now, being within the framework of this system, we can address this issue and... communicate directly with, for example, mongolia, with other countries, in order to convince them also to comply with the rome statute and execute arrest warrants for in relation to russian war criminals, that is, a lot will depend on ukraine now, for example, we can use such mechanisms as the assembly of member states in order to carry out our own policy and protect our interests. at the same time, we can appeal to our partners to increase, or is it simply a question of such a kind of political and diplomatic pressure on mongolia, so that it is very important not to create a negative precedent for other countries, from this situation we need to make sure that to create rather a positive precedent to punish the violator and at the same time create... motivation for other countries, states that are parties to the rome statute, to comply with its provisions and implement the warran

, which harshly criticized the way the french foundation pious institutions manages real estate in romethat has belonged to the fifth republic for centuries. pious institutions have deprived themselves of a significant part of the resources they were entitled to expect from... the property, losing almost 50% of its current income, the significant investments made over the past 15 years amounting to more than 23 million euros have not contributed to the growth of income. thus, the ability pious institutions are severely restricted in their activities, especially with regard to the maintenance of churches and the historical heritage for which they are responsible. france owns dozens of buildings, including the most recognizable religious buildings in the center of rome. they were built with a donation. century and today the foundation includes five churches, including the trinito demonti and saint louis de france, which houses three world- famous paintings by caravaggio. the total market value of these assets was 10 years ago valued at 250 million euros. italy has never tried to challenge

assia yemelyanova and anton chagaev, vesti italy, rome. the german media called the voluntary beheading of the green party an emergency stop and a logical step. in response, the frg cabinet rushed to announce that the resignation of the green leadership will not affect the ruling coalition in germany, but the figures say otherwise. it was the greens, who lost all eight of the last elections in langtage. also failed to overcome the five percent barrier in brandenburg became the limping leg of the traffic light coalition. and today the leader of the csu, markus södor, demanded that the green ministers habeck and berbeck leave their posts. mikhail antonov has the floor. the german greens have crumbled. after voters in brandenburg did not let them into the local parliament, the co-chairs of the party resigned unanimously. the greens' rating in the country fell below 10% for the first time in 7 years. the results of the elections in brandenburg are evidence of the deepest crisis, with which our party has faced in recent decades, this requires c

max chively press tv, rome. that's wrap for now, but stick around, there's plenty more to come here. press tv, see you in a bit. this week on expos a, western broadcast media continues to twist the truth about the zionist captives faiting narrative that shields the israeli entity from accountability while unfairly demonizing palestinians. meanwhile, digital mainstream outlets have once again signed with the israeli entity aggression choosing to justify the latest military actions, rather than covering the loss of life and widespread destruction in places like janin, nur shams and al fara, they present the israeli entity offensive as a justified act of defense, and the tall of this brutality is staggering. 41% of the 40,00 direct deaths in gaza are children, heartbreaking reminder of the disproportionate and devastating impact of the zionist onslot. stay tuned for expose, the truth is just a revelation away. wake up, it's a long night, darling, wake up, it's the brightest sky, no love, it's a dark night, darling,

max chivili, press tv, rome. in the latest russia west escalation moscow has expelled six british diplomats on charges of spying. russia's federal security service known as the fsb said the uk has supported subversive policies in russia an attempt to inflict a strategic defeat on the country, it added that the uk is actively involved escalating global tensions, london has dismissed moscow's accusations is completely baseless. relations between russia and the uk at their lowest level after the start of the war in ukraine, the two countries are repeatedly expelled each other's diplomats, and imposed titf for tax sanctions. the uk's prime minister kier starmer is currently a visit to washington for talks including on giving providing ukraine with western weapons and uh missiles. to strike targets inside russia and israelis have been gathering in large numbers on almost a weekly basis to protest against their prime minister benjamin netanyahu, they blame him for failing to secure all of the captives held in the gaza

paris has laid claim to the spanish steps in rome, in a document of the french court of auditors it is stated that the architectural monument was built and maintained with french money. our european correspondent will tell you what other arguments the fifth republic put forward and how the italian authorities reacted to this. france is trying to take away from italy the most famous staircase in rome - the spanish steps - with such headlines came out the largest italian newspapers from massazhero to carrier. in italy, an emotional reaction, risking to develop into a diplomatic scandal, was caused by the report of the french audit chamber, which in harsh terms criticized the way the french foundation , the pious institution, manages the property in rome and laretto that has belonged to the fifth republic for centuries. pious institutions have deprived themselves of the historical heritage for which they are responsible. france institutions act very limited, especially with regard to the maintenance of churches and owns dozens of buildings, including the most recognizable religious. centu

mongolia: putin arrived in mongolia, mongolia is a party to the rome statute, ugh, should have arrestedutin, we also predicted, talked, discussed it, but less so, the fact is the fact: putin arrived, putin was received, putin spoke, chatted, expressed his point of view and went back. to russia, mr. vitaly, what consequences will this have for international law, in general for the geopolitical model, none, none, i can explain to you why, there is also a simple formula, putin, of course, really wanted to laugh at the international criminal court, he laughed , he succeeded, he came to a country that signed the rome statute, went back, he was met there with an honor guard of... there were no lawsuits, none the citizen did not file a lawsuit in his own court, this is an important issue with the demand to arrest a war criminal who arrived on the territory of mongolia, did you see this story that a certain polish citizen filed a personal lawsuit against zelenskyi in volyn, so it is obvious that zelenskyy definitely does not... give for volyn, but as the president of ukraine, he became a partic

paris has laid claim to the famous spanish steps in rome.of the french audit office may cause a diplomatic scandal, regina sebastyanova will tell about the difficult situation around the architectural monument. france is trying to take away the most famous staircase in rome , the spanish steps, from italy. these are the headlines that the largest newspapers in italy, from ilmasageru to carriere, came out with. in italy, an emotional reaction, which risks developing into a diplomatic scandal, was caused by the report of the french audit office, which in harsh terms criticized the way the french foundation pious institutions manages. pious institutions have deprived themselves of a significant part of the resources they were entitled to expect from the rented property, having lost almost 50% of their current income, the significant investments made over the last 15 years amounting to more than 23 million euros have not contributed to the growth of income. thus, the capacity of pious institutions to operate is very limited, especially with rega

is, of course, in rome.the italian prime minister, giorgia meloni and of course, our prime minister, keir starmer, who is appearing on the stage. now, let's listen . in. stage. now, let's listen. in. >> to buen pomeriggio tutti sono ovviamente molto contenta di raccogliere a roma per la prima volta, il nuovo primo ministro del regno unito keir starmer, credo che . keir starmer today credo che. keir starmer today and i think that today's meeting is further evidence of our very strong cooperation. our two respective countries have always worked hand in hand. can you hear me? yes i've always been working hand in hand to give a long term responses to the challenges of today and uk and italy represent two fundamental pillars of transatlantic community, and these two countries are to play a primary role in international scenario and this is exactly what we want to do . the further enhancement to do. the further enhancement of our strategic cooperation can be decisive to address the various points in the agenda, in

gusts of wind felled trees on parked cars and toppled structures at the rome hippodrome. the mayor of rome held an emergency meeting at the capitol to organize the and two bronze medals at the 1972 olympics, and also won a bronze medal. games in 1968. he also has two silver medals at the world championships. in addition, vladimir bure is the father of famous hockey players pavel and valeri bure. both are olympic and world championship medalists. when you supported trump, i was not shocked because, although you disagree on some specific issues, i've noticed a common theme in your lives, which is that you both spent a large part of your lives, in your case your entire lives, in the ruling class of america. and you both decided that it was corrupt, and that you would say that out loud at great risk to both of you. it was probably only a matter of time before you somehow. throughout american history, and i think we 're going through one right now with the democratic party, both political parties are really changing quite radically, and we talked earlier about the transformati

be controlled, that is, it is necessary to take the list of countries that are signatories of the romete, to delete from this list all countries in which the judicial system is not controlled by the president. or a monarch, well, putin wanted to go to the south african republic, him explained that there could be a court decision, and you, if you don't make it, then you, well, this is despite the fact that the republic of south africa is also a quite corrupt country, but despite this, it is democratic, a democratic country is relative, there there may be a judge who will make such a decision, and then he may have problems, but he can brazil, then you do not forget, these are all federal countries in essence, there may be a decision at the level of the subject of the federation there. and whether the city in which the opposition is in charge is absolutely in brazil, that's all, well, the president lula himself was in prison, he was imprisoned by the courts themselves, that the court in brazil can imprison its own president or the speaker of the parliament, so why can't it imprison putin,

press tv, rome. at least three iranian police officers have been killed in a terrorist attack in southeastern province of sistan and belchistan. according to the provincial prosecutor, number of gunmen open fire on members of the iranian borderguard a gas station town of mir javi, killing three of them and injuring a citizen. the official added that legal case has been opened for the attack and measures have been taken to identify the perpetrators. the so-called j shalat terrorist group as claim responsibility for the deadly assault. group has been behind several terrorist attacks and iranian security forces in sistan and balajistan province during recent years. mira java is close to the border with pakistan and has been the side of frequent clashes between granny security forces and techfit terrorists as well as drug traffickers. and with that we come to an end for this additional world news. thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for now. as negotiations though, washington, doha and cairo struggle

max chivili, press tv, rome. they are with those with the top stories on press tv. thank you for being with us, take care and bye-bye. the rivers of mesopotamia are going through their most critical times. with the deaths of the tigris and the euphretes, what will the future hold for the people of iraq? and syria. will the aras river end up the way the tigris and the euphretes did. the future for millions of people is tied to the freedom of captive called water. step into the compelling world of the syrian poet ahlam banawi, as this captivating documentary explores her unwavering dedication to syria and the profound personal struggles that she endured during the war in syria. what happened today is no accident, it is the continuation of the killing of 17 of of beta's residence uh during demonstrations since uh 2021. it is intentional king that is now receiving the light of day, enjoy receiving that uh receiving the light of day because she's an american citizen, it was intentional killing that cannot be justified.

italy rome. is no usual keyboard or 30x40 cm system unit here, but this is a computer, everything that surrounds me here, lasers, lenses, generators, all these are parts of a fifty-qubit ion quantum computer, the most powerful in russia. before the start of the roadmap in 2020, the best result in russia was two qubits per super. they don’t even speak russian, but they say in english that they sincerely believe that russia is now the best place for the development of science, they, especially young guys, do not have this glass ceiling of great professors who stand above them, they can develop their own ideas, secondly, we managed to build a systemic work, that is, more than 15 universities participate in our roadmap, you know, we have a very strong scientific group, that is, from the point of view of science, namely... it is not easy to do, it was also the first one that was not very good, but this was probably one of the most difficult technological stages, to learn how to make good ion traps, go

the film is the story of the life of the daughter of the king of rome. the war of the monsters. robots in the fictional film transformers, the battle of the robots is narrated. the movie will be broadcasted at 14:30 on channel three. omid network broadcasts scenic 2 at 18:00. and the movie will be broadcast on channel 4 at 20 minutes. this movie tells the life and story of how napoleon bonaparte came to power in france. maryam mohammadi, sed and broadcasting news agency. we are today in the reporter's greetings. after the 7 o'clock news section, we will have some guests at the beginning of tabain radio, some of the agents of this seasonal radio network will be our guests and we will talk about one of tabain radio's programs . in the international section , we will have a dear guest with us, as well as one of the correspondents of sed and sima news agency. i would like to communicate with mr. khalekhori in china and we will follow the related news. also , considering the day of eid al-bayt, the day of the beginning of the imamate of hazrat hojjat ajllallah ta'ala, faraj sharif, a

max chivily prest tv, rome. that does it for this additional world news. thanks for being with us, it's bye-bye for. there was not a single doubt i have to become a muslim. geworden am islam selber brauchen wir nichts ändern. can you call the people terrorist for defending their own land against the crimes of zionist they're making a stand such nation is it an act of terror too? when the leaders of the world to start the basic truths, the world is waking up and history turns of page, the truth is shining bright in every heart and every age, the resistance, but more stronger, with courage and with might, stand up forwarts right in the darkest of the night, they say it's self-defense for the ruthless. regime, but the ones to fight for freedom are the ones they call extreme. in west asia, the tides are turning, new fate to unfold, people's conscience rising as the truth starts to be told, from american universe to uprisings worldwide, your professors stay with you against the unjust eye, find comfort in their solidarity. through the pressures you face, empath

press tv, rome. condemnations are pouring in across the social media platforms after this regime assassinated the leader of the hizbullah resistance movement, said hasan nasarlah. now, although all freedom loving people around the world are deeply saddened by the heartbreaking news of the marturdom of hazbullah leader sayid hasan nasrullah. reactions on social. media clearly show that he has left his revolutionary spirit and opposition to oppression as an indestructible legacy among his supporters. let's take a look at these reactions. irish filmmaker shan murray wrote, "as history has often taught us, there will be thousands to take hasan nasrullah's place. there will be no peace. in the middle east without the return of palestinians to their historic homeland. the destruction of a partide israel is the only thing that will bring peace. another ex-user wrote inspiring message. every member and leader of the resistance knows they risk losing their lives in the struggle for liberation. that is why the

so i switched from rome. went into paris because i didn't know much about the occupation of paris. other than the movie casablanca. so that, you know, that's the gateway drug. that's that's how you into something it's like the battle of britain got me into the battle of britain. casablanca got me into taking paris. taking berlin came next because. it was right after, you know, they were we liberated paris, then went straight on towards berlin. and it wasn't it didn't happen that fast. but that was the easy one. and i wanted to go back to london because i feel like i felt like there was unfinished business with the battle britain. again, my fascination with the battle from a young age. and then it just nice to shift gears and when i was working with jim one time, he told me, always play on the big stage. and so instead of looking for a very, very small story, i keep looking these big stories and you got to you got to learn a lot. you got to find a way to take all these details, this this mountain of knowledge

the movie is the story of the life of the daughter of the king of rome. the battle of monsters and robots is narrated in the fictional movie transformers, the battle of the robots. the movie will be broadcasted at 14:30 on channel three. omid senik 2 channel at 18:00. narrates in france. maryam mohammadi, radio and television news agency. the third exhibition of iran's comprehensive audio and video media, rasta , will be held from the 26th to the 29th of shahrivar in maslai, tehran. the third national exhibition of audio and video media widespread in rasta virtual space with the presence of educational media, drama, basic sound, user. on dubbing, producers and production agents of serials and programs of the home show network along with holding attractive competitions, expert meetings will be held. those who are interested are invited to visit the exhibition and take advantage of the special facilities of the exhibition in the field of comprehensive audio and video services and home theater network. 26 to 29 shahrivar, 10:00 to 18:00, tehran, the great is

the rome statute, recently, in fact, we talked about the ratification of this document by ukraine, so to speak about the rome statute and the countries that have already ratified it, mongolia is one of such countries, nevertheless, nevertheless, it is unlikely that vladimir putin, the head of the russian state for the time being, will be arrested in ulaanbaatar, but he defiantly and boldly several hours that's why he came to this country, which would have had a good... decision to arrest putin, according to the decision of the international criminal court, for the fact that he actually kidnaps ukrainian children, but this is not happening, and on the one hand, we see how in europe, very extreme forces are gaining the upper hand, we see how some countries that have undertaken certain obligations with signed documents and ratification do not fulfill these obligations, somehow the world has become very uncertain, let's talk, tell me, please, what's going on with this visit, what is he for, why it can be dangerous for ukraine, in the long run for the world order, which is still shaking, b

this is the whole story, this is a precedent and after that, maybe other countries that signed the rome statute ratified him, they will be able to calmly to invite putin and not only putin, this is an incredible story, to be honest, and we understand that international law works in these conditions exactly when, if you want, when... you yourself want to adhere to it, this is the essence of international law, therefore the world is divided between the world of democracy and dictatorships, between the world of countries that support democracy, between the world of countries that support dictatorship, that is, mongolia is a democratic country, absolutely, a country in which the government has repeatedly changed, a country in which there have been popular uprisings, a country in which people fought for their right to fair elections, but its authorities are supported by russia and china. two dictatorial regimes, one imagines, it is possible to be a conditionally democratic country and cooperate with dictatorships, here is a great example for you, this is how the world is divided, such condit

italian prime minister, giorgia meloni. 0ur southern europe correspondent mark lowen is in rome.onto rituals? yes, indeed. italy is the eu member who sees the highest number of migrant arrivals and yet this year the number has fallen by 6a%. so sir keir starmer is here in rome, his first meeting in office with the italian prime minister giorgia meloni to learn from what italy has done. i can tell you what italy has done. i could probably tell this to keir starmer if he asked me. there have been some financial sweetness to the main countries of origin where the migrants had set off, tunisia and libya. last year, the eu gave tunisia 105 million euros to try to boost its coastguard and to give its coastguard greater capacity to clamp down on migrant boats. then italy gave tunisia another 100 million euros and that appears to have really been dramatic in terms of reducing numbers. but it comes with a lot of controversy because the members of the european parliament, several of them have said we are bankrolling dictators, given the fact the tunisian president is clamping down on democ

three egyptian fishermen in the italian port city of anzio 50 km from the capital rome were arrested.ities, they were planning to assassinate then us president george w. bush. they were also accused of planning to carry out suicide missions in public places in rome. grate il mio sento entra vitad, ingrato non sarò. sono l'avvocato carlo cornucci italiano e sono avvocato da circa 40 anni ed esercito in roma, fra le mie esperienze ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di... terrorismo cosiddetto terrorismo islamico eh nei quali ho patrocinato mh circa 27 di questi processi, diciamo quasi l'80% di tutti i casi che sono stati trattati in italia in primo, in secondo grado o in cassazione, sono stato presente in quasi tutti questi processi, che cosa mi ha indotto ad occuparmene, innanzitutto va bene il fatto che sono un avvocato. e per vocazione ho fatto, ho scelto questa professione e l'ho scelta anche rinunciando ad altre alternative che avevo perché io sono un ex direttore e del ministero del tesoro de roma, finanze tesoro d'italia e sono stato 7 anni nella pubblica amministrazione, dopo

at the international criminal court. he laughed, he succeeded, he came to a country that signed the rometute, certain, well, when, well, when, i mean, when the president of sudan, amar albashar , arrived in the republic of south africa, at the invitation of the president of south- the african republic of the previous jacob zuma, also like putin before mongolia, had a court decision that he should be detained, well, it just didn’t have time to be implemented, and they perfectly understood what could happen a court decision, they just organized it so that he... managed to leave, ugh, ugh, there was nothing like that in mongolia, so what am i leading to, then, andriy, it is necessary that the formula be mutual, so that it is possible to come to a country like mongolia, and for the court to be controlled in this country, that is, it is necessary to take the list of countries that are signatories of the rome statute, delete from this list all the countries in which the judicial system is not... controlled by the president or the monarch, ugh, that's putin wanted to go to the republic of south

thank you - very much there, mark in rome.omania, austria, hungary and the czech republic have been hit by torrential rain and surging water levels. thousands of people have been evacuated from their homes. the polish government has declared a state of natural disaster and pledged more than a quarter of a billion dollars in emergency aid. let's speak to our correspondent rob cameron, who's in prague for us. just tell us where you are and how bad it's been in the region. how bad it's been in the reuion. ~ how bad it's been in the region-— how bad it's been in the reuion. ~ ., region. well, here in prague, the rain has _ region. well, here in prague, the rain has stopped, - region. well, here in prague, the rain has stopped, the - the rain has stopped, the weather is improving, the waters are receding, and i think there's a sense of optimism, that the worst is over. but on the other half of the country, north moravia, up with the border with poland, their situation is extremely bleak because, although the rivers are falling, tha

rome, year 1522. the italian sun is shining, the landscapes of the eternal city, the hand of a man from a distant country, brings out the rhymed lines on paper. all he stands in the hut, watches what will happen. the long awaited fate, we sing with a hag in song. who was hiding there in the forest, became the main hero of this great work, and who aўtar paema? it turned out that we don’t know anything about mikola gusovsk, because the personal profile has been lost in the archives of history, and the creators themselves give new clues. 500 years ago, on the belarusian lands , there was a thicket and impenetrable cannons, and here there was a dry forest, there... the scorching of this place was not just a hobby for the amatars of the forest pragulaks , but the scorching was not going to happen, hide your mask and healthy people, similar to all other sports, and of course, there were special people like the hot tub arganizovali, catchers, their abavyazak sachyts behind the parades in your forests, even n

during the rome press conference tayari was asked whether sanctions against israeli regime would be onhe table at next week's meetings in new york, as for what happened in lebanon, it is up to the eu to impose sanctions, it's not a single member states, sanctioning individual israeli ministers was a mistake, we must keep the dialogue open with israel and continue to work for sease fire in gaza. i will soon speak with my iranian counterpart to avoid escalation in the region. later on thursday, tayani was also italy. deputy prime minister flew to paris to attend a meeting involving senior diplomats from the united states, britain, germany and france to discuss the spiral intentions in west asia. the problem is that italy's balancing act with tel aviv is shielding israel's far right government and not caring at all about the palestinians. it must be said that israel's recent attacks against civilians in lebanon are untanable. now the risk of escalation in the region seems inevitable. as we speak, time for negotiation seems to be over. on thursday, in a televised speech, hezbollah leader s

hey sir keir starmer is in rome. earlier on he was talking tough on migration.hat he had to say. is coming. bear with us. us. >> us. >> it has been some quite dramatic reductions. so i want to understand how that came about. it looks as though that's to down the upstream work that's being done in some of the countries where people are coming from. i've long believed, by the way, that prevention and stopping people travelling in the first place is one of the best ways to deal with this particular issue. we've already got a shared intent to work together on this trade, this vile trade of pushing people across borders . across borders. >> so, david, hey , upstream work >> so, david, hey, upstream work that seems to mean we can help italy to help strengthen its borders. well that would be a good idea. but of course, the problem we have is that most of the illegal immigrants coming into britain don't come via italy. they don't cross the mediterranean, they come via the land border to the east. look at the nationalities, david. hey, afghanis, make up the most. then it

stories of the prime minister when he was in rome dismissed as| when he was in rome dismissed as wildlysions with the number ten and i think that is indicative of the fact that there are several unhappy people there and support advisers were not happy by their own pay their own contracts and is disquieted within the civil service about how powerful after three is proving to be as the prime minister steve adviser and his gatekeeper, enforcer across whitehall and she is responsible for deciding who's getting jobs political appointees and what their salary should be in a think that is because unhappiness and disquiet that spilling onto the stories being briefed in newspapers in recent weeks and to the bbc today and just two months into this new government, i think that sort of, the sorts of tensions are being revealed that's pretty significant. one out of 33 recommendations following the public inquiry into recommendations following the public inquiry into abuse at brook house immigration removal centre. the inquiry�*s report detailed 19 incidents where detainees were subject to inhuman an

killed by israely forces and settlers in the occupied territory in over 11 months. our correspondent in romed earlier joined us with more details about the shocking video related to the uh israeli raid on gabatia. four palestinians were killed inside house, then the iof took them to the rooftop and swang them into the ground and kicking them and pushing them with with hands and feets and treating these mafiaers bodies with such and with such a bad manner and inhumane manner and to say one thing that medical resources have highlighted that these palestinians were as soon. dead by the iof with no medical source whatsoever to confirm their deaths or to to announce them that they were actually lifeless body and even so this does not justify this inhumane treatment for the palestinian bodies in as just we have seen in qabati. this is not the first time that we seen we've seen such atrocities last week in al refugee camp near near to genene actually the... the iof bulldosers ran over some of the martyers body in alf as they were raiding raiding the refugee camp these atrocities are like it's it's m

max chivili, press tv, rome. earlier in our news review program, we discussed the escalating diplomatic tensions between venezuela and spain with our guests. let safe to listen. we watching press tv's news review where we look deeper into some of the top stories of the day. we'll joining us on this edition of the news review we have podcaster and journalist esha krishna swami joining us from uh st. petersburg. we also have editor of veterans today, kevin barrett, who's joining us from saidia, morocco. welcome to the program. to the both of you, let's start off with miss krishna swami, if you may uh esha, please break down uh this uh political row uh that uh exists right now between spain and and venezuela, help us better understand uh the the components of this, well this is not the first time that spain has granted asylum to um members of the venezuelan opposition, they also granted asylum to leopoldo lopez. who was also part of the venezuelan opposition, and what most people don't realize is that the venezuelan

or the poochie dress in rome. because in rome, the fashion was "softer", because rome ...it's beautiful. and if you had to give advice to women out there who are trying to dress to feel confident and feel good in their skin, what would your advice be? >> actress: that's difficult. try to put something on that makes you feel "good", and don't put too much ... no christmas tree. [ laughter ] >> rebecca: that's i think like chanel's advice, take one thing off. look in the mirror, take one thing off. if you had to go anywhere with "emily in paris", where would you go? >> actress: emily in rio? >> rebecca: who would you take on a roman holiday? >> actress: maybe her boyfriend, marcello? >> rebecca: oh, sylvie! thank you so much for joining us. thank you, philippine. and, all of "emily in paris" season 4 is streaming now on netflisks. let's go to netflix. >> ginger: "emily in paris" is my chock larcts thank you so much. -- chocolate. thank you so much. a look at the trailer for the docu-series, scamanda, based on a hugely popular podcast. >> amanda was a mother, a speaker at her

i'm like, "we need more rome." >> jimmy: you need more rome. >> we need more italy, we need more drama rome and on the sets on -- in paris? >> um, i would say that sometimes there's like a a difference in terms of -- well, obviously language, but the way in which the set is run. 'cause in france, when they're about to roll or say action, it's like "rolling." like, it's very like, "let's go," it's calm. and then in italy, it was, "motore!" [ laughter ] and -- and it was literally like, ashley and i would be like, "where's tom cruise?" like, "what stunt sequence are we doing?" [ laughter ] meanwhile -- meanwhile, all we're doing is like, talking about a jacket. [ laughter ] and it's like -- it's like, "oh, my god, where is the explosion?" >> jimmy: that's so funny. >> so very, very passionate. >> jimmy: what can we say about season four? what's happening? >> season four. there was going to be a wedding and a baby. then there wasn't a wedding, then there wasn't a baby. and then she was with someone, then she was with someone else. and then they broke up, and then she found someone new. an

he will be in rome. we will have events in rome with fort stanwyck's chapter air and bobby moore o'brien from the rome society and, bill sawyer, who's here at this conference at fort state stanwyck's. then he has breakfast at the home of colonel garrett summit smith in oriskany, and alexis albright, who's museum director of, oriskany museum. she is here, alexis. and so she planning that event and he will be stopping at oriskany monument. an interesting fact about, the oriskany battlefield monument. the the what happened interest skinny was so significant to congress that even though they were deeply in debt. two months after that battle they commissioned $500 to build a memorial. nothing happened in 1823. they tried again around the 50th anniversary. but again did finally dedicate that over 100 years later on august 1884. so there were 60,000 people that came out for that. so our lafayette is going stop there and we're we're very proud of that. then he will stop in whitesboro at the home of mrs. white, t

briefly, the po -e his way back to rome. briefly, the pope in — his way back to rome.al capital, and he has delivered these messages throughout the trip. how do people think he has coped with such a gruelling agenda? he has coped with such a gruelling arenda? , i~ has coped with such a gruelling arenda? , f~ . has coped with such a gruelling aenda? ,f~ ., f~f~ agenda? he is 87 and turning 88 in december. — agenda? he is 87 and turning 88 in december, so _ agenda? he is 87 and turning 88 in december, so he _ agenda? he is 87 and turning 88 in december, so he has- agenda? he is 87 and turning 88 in december, so he has done . in december, so he has done remarkably well, and he does have health issues with knee issues which is why he always in a wheelchair to get around although he can walk short distances and he also has a lung condition that makes you more susceptible to illnesses but very keen to promote those who are more vulnerable and to bring more awareness to them, you mentioned the migrants in singapore. singapore is a bustling city but built on the back of the mi