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the canadians will be the 1st worldwide to deploy this type of s, m, r o, p g, which is already started to preparation, work and licensing process plans to have for it's similar already in 2028. we believe that the 1st as a mountain fall on it can be, can be read the a year or 2 later. the 1st s, m, r is set to be built here before 2030 with others to follow suit. and poland is not the only newcomer to nuclear power that we're on the turkish, mediterranean coast. here a remarkable project is underway. the a cool you nuclear power plant is expected to provide 10 percent of turkey's electricity in the future. you solar. yeah, we hope that the 1st reactive will be in operation by the end of 2023, and produce electricity from then on the what's unusual here is that full reactors are being built simultaneously. all with the same technology, the it's outpacing projects in europe and the us, the older folk home today. there are $422.00 reactors in operation worldwide and $57.00 under construction. what i'd like you to do, did it 25 percent of the european union's electricity comes from nuclear

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s. congress woman received a type on all the democrats, according on president joe biden, to demand an immediate cease fire, and also last week, the republican lighthouse and voted to send ship type. it's only polish spinning american member. i have comments about the warning casa, we will not be intimidated. we will not be silenced. and we will not stop until we save lives. we will continue to demand a ceasefire demand, immediate delivery, monitoring it, and gotta the man, the release of all hostages. and those arbitrarily detained the man, every american to come home and demand a policy and people to live free from occupation. the, the a spring, a, some of the news making headlines over the past year and more than $10000.00 come vote in families have been relocated some areas near the celebration, uncle wolf temple. but any report by ominous scenes, national says many of them were forced to do so by the ministry. tony chang has the support the temples of uncle, celebrated around the world and a source of national pride, dominican buildings. the 12 century site attracts tens of millio

s. v, a type of respiratory viruses fretting particularly among children. the w h o says it's concerned to test china for more information about these illness clusters. it's cold on the health system here to reinforce its capacity and responsiveness of the government has not released any sort of case because, you know, anecdotally, especially in the aging the hospital such as these past. so i'm seeing hundreds of patients every day enter that emergency rooms. schools are a forcing high numbers of absence. she is. and then just as i've spoken to her say that were not only about children, but also all the vulnerable people, such as of pregnancy and the elderly, they're encouraging to return to some habits. so we had, during, depends on mix, such as was this hand washing law square and the voiding of public crowded places. now we don't know exactly why this search is occurring, but we do know that this is the 1st when so without strict pandemic, social isolation restrictions and during depends on who had quite low levels of influenza. so it's unclear as to whe

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we make the rules, we issue the orders that the u. 2 s feels slipping from their grasp. and this type of weaponized jewel political discourse, is meant to inform the american people who they should hate and fear. because it's not immediately obvious to them neither rush, china nor e. ron threatened americans or, or america itself. but they do threaten us, had gemini, the, you know, it's control. busy all. 1 of global flows of trade in politics and so forth. i think it just shows exactly how some of the american politicians and the top of your shows think this reflects that perception that they do need an anybody to survive. and this is totally wrong actually in today's well, what about, i mean, russia, china, and iran, all countries that are not really happy was what is going all around the world. and these are the countries that are bold enough to voice out the disagreements. most of these outcry or light bleeding countries like china, russia, an event that wrong to get uh a, what is the main motive or object to behind all day is, is this really a call for more funding for the milita

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s office will not bring these types of charges against the former president and his entire family if they weren't sure that there was something that is tangible. we know that don junior and eric have always been seeking their father's approval. we know i'm sure there's depositions. they were doubling down on making sure that whatever their father said, they said as well. things get a little different when you're on the stand and you're being questioned under oath. in a deposition order, still, you're obliged to tell the truth. when you're on the stand, and someone is presenting real receipts in front of you and we see the narratives changing, then you go outside the courtroom to the court of public opinion and you're trying to make your case in that way and as kathryn said, that's not gonna cut it. >> one of the interesting things, susan, and i think not all of our viewers are in the weeds and details of this case but sometimes if you are just to listen to the defense of trump they would say there was no nefarious intent here, this was a victimless crime. the prosecution put on the s

, write about the capabilities of the latest missiles for the s-400 complex, characterize them as incomparable, and emphasize that this typeo analogues there is no missile in the world, here is a quote: this missile allows the complex to attack low-flying aircraft and jet systems in the world. it's nice to hear, he won't say anything. ammunition for pvu in russia they produce as much as all nato countries combined do not produce; by the way , they also write about this in the western press; they also do not produce complexes capable of destroying hypersonic missiles, the s-400 is just one of these. denis alekseev, vesti. joe biden was prevented from making a speech by an activist; he was speaking at an auto union event in illinois, a woman demanded a ceasefire... she was taken out of the building to the boos of the public. i grew up driving cars from a fleet of cars that my father rented out, he managed for a long time automobile agency. president biden, you need to call for a ceasefire in gaza. specific plans for the destruction of russian energy. for example, officials from the state department say in plain text: we need

s. the well on top of she's agenda and talking to by then will be reassurances regarding type one. so she will want to biden's reassurance of that, that us does not support the taiwanese independence that the us will not back a particular candidate or a party when a taiwan holds elections next year. it also wants, she also wants to biden, to put a stop to what he sees as american efforts to curb, but tying those economic growth. so he will be looking for some sign that the u. s . is at least considering lifting some of its curves on technological exports to china, especially exports that china needs to produce uh to pursue advance a chip making ads, and that he might settle for an agreement where no new restrictions are put in place. now you mentioned that china sees itself as an alternative to the u. s. lead world order, but it has to be pointed out that china is coming to the table at a time where it has been very much weekend economically. it's seeing fall in foreign direct investment. so really what the 2 leaders are seeing at this moment is a window where they both need each o

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