the hearts of the muslims of the world and show that we can once again put aside our differences with saar and take a deeper and broader look at history and geography . let's create an internal corridor for cultural exchanges and economic exchanges, so that this corridor is available, poverty alleviation from the region , this corridor is available so that we can create a better life for the citizens of the region. citizenship and respecting different ethnic groups different languages ​​for different nationalities and countries to find the success to live together peacefully and this is a real and common value that needs cooperation and that regional security is the national identity of the countries, if we can't this value let's protect the joint and follow up. our enemies will definitely have a foothold in the gaps that may be created between these cooperations . they will be present in the region under the pretext of providing security for us, and it is certain that if we want stable security in the region, we are islamic countries . the first common value we have in this we followed t

on the air again, say don’t be silent, our guest is journalist nadezhda saas, hope is priceless , ite and as an expert you are a very bright color in all the studios of belarusian television, but as the years go by, we sometimes reproach the fugitives for losing contact with belarus, and they are really losing it, we feel it, can we bring this optics to you? apply, are you losing your understanding of the processes that are currently taking place in ukraine? i don’t lose, because i’m still partially there, because my parents are there, i integrated into all the processes that take place there, because i am constantly in touch, i follow, i communicate with people, i am very glad that those friends who at the beginning of... ' 2022 cursed you and said you were a traitor, today people say hello and want to improve relationships, i am very glad, we have already talked about your deportation from hungary, here is a call to fire the head of the belarusian red cross, dmitry shevtsov, do you think these are things of the same order? it seems to me that these things are much more serious, thi

network, the public transport system of paris cinemas and even sherred airport has become gallo and saase capital of france. meanwhile, it is facing the problem of hosting the olympics next year. busy commute. of course, as you can see , it is not just the number of passengers. french authorities say the devices have invaded paris' transport networks and all corners of the city . currently, efforts are focused on eradicating these insects with less than a year left until the hosting of the olympic games. the published videos show instruments in subway trains movie theaters and even shal dogol airport were quickly dispersed. this incident has created an unpleasant situation because france is supposed to host athletes and students from all over the world next summer. even thinking about this scares me . the fact that we can see them means that there are many of them. we often see them during the day, while they usually go out at night, so we are facing a big problem. emmanuel grégoire, the deputy mayor of paris, said no one it is not safe from this problem because these insects may enter p

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the economy ties between saas africa and east ross, especially when thousands of civilians are dying from both sides. and israel and palestine spent on the bus on top of public transport, split for 204 lives in our hospital. and you say you want me to go home on what you are related to that friday. i'm doing all the members from the fall to the amc, all the pico down side. these really premises i'm calling for the expulsion of these really invested. these new one tries on brutalizing the others and actually driving it general sites like it is in the palace then that i have to clean up his own can not be allowed to have and do some portions of any kind from any country. they come to me t awfully to come in here. all both sort 0 searching the party but peter changes action. but every guy hasn't been doing the genocide and stopping people to death. we're going to stand inside a deputy until those sucks and board is the open the, the most for those 2 weeks. so for written this a texas leaving thousands of for the see me inside, he's really the display as to add killed. the officials add

purpose of the hymars, the destruction of the most dangerous objects in the form of launch missiles, the saathe purpose of the atakams in the format of these missiles is precisely aimed at striking first of all to airfields, to ammunition depots, to air defense systems , and i think that now, this combination, the intelligence of data, which must now be adapted to the new capabilities of the ukrainian army, will give an effect on the battlefield, and of course the question of quantity, washington or woornal wrote about a small number, well, a small number is difficult to assume, i think that it is probably at least dozens, and now, as i understand it, they will be used quite sparingly, and this is an example of the use of the first launches of vaticams at the airfield in berdyansk shows, well, the whole thing is an absolutely correct choice, we understand what happened there , there were 20 helicopters concentrated at the airfield, according to preliminary data, about nine were destroyed or damaged . we understand that this will affect the situation on the same southern front in general, and

we haven't seen a move like this in more than saa century.es as congress is scrambling to prevent a government shutdown next month. >> i have enough republicans where at this point next week, one of two things will happen. kevin kmark thi won't be the speaker of the house or he'll be the speaker of the house working at the pleasure of the democrats. i'm at peace with either result because the american people deserve to know who governs them. >> mccarthy can only afford to lose four republicans. five already said they would vote to get rid of him and at least 13 other republicans who are undecided but open to voting him out. that means mccarthy needs support from democrats to hold on to the gavel. house democrats are set to meet hours from now to decide what to do. speaker mccarthy will try to kill the measure preerd ocedura. lauren fox, as we look at the timeline and how things may happen over the course of the next 24 to 48 hours. big question what do democrats do? >> yeah that is the key question this morning, phil. they're going to huddle

it's stuff that -- like, this guy make saa -- he collects saabs or cleans up saabs ca -- like, it's justhing for myself. >> jimmy: really >> because i was in -- i, kind of, grew up in the magazine business i was a photographer and then i was working in legacy publishing but i was always buying six to eight titles to, kind of, you know, feed my magazine lust. >> jimmy: yeah like a -- so you get a food magazine, you get a gq >> right >> jimmy: you get a bon appetit. yeah >> all of that >> jimmy: all those magazines in one magazine. did you have a hard time paying for this like, how -- >> well, i always wanted to do this magazine. and basically, my wife and i got fired from legacy publishing >> jimmy: okay >> and i was like, "oh, my god, congratulations. like, this is the best thing that's ever happened now we can, kind of, do exactly what we wanted." >> jimmy: see, i love this attitude >> so, my wife is a creative director -- has been a creative director and i was like, i knew we, kind of, could build a magazine >> jimmy: yeah >> but i didn't know how i was going to pay for it. i didn't kn

closed doors and tomorrow at noon it's supposed to be all out in the open and you will see what you saa in january and they'll see who does support jordan and who doesn't and basically how much of a climb jordan has left if he want tops get to that 217 to become speaker. >> a high-stakes 24 hours. emily, for now, thank you very much. we appreciate it. emily wilkins reporting. we may not have a speaker yet and the shutdown may still be loom, but treasury secretary janet yellen thinks the u.s. economy is in good shape. she told our wilbert frost that inflation has come down considerably and that we have, quote, we have about the strong of the labor market we've seen in 50 weyears with 3.8% unemployment. billionaire investor leon cooperman said stocks will struggle to break much higher and he said people aren't taking the u.s. fiscal situation seriously enough. >> i think people on your program are not spending enough time talking about our fiscal situation. they're all focused on inflation, but i think inflation is just one part of the issue. i think focusing on our fiscal deficit would m

thank you, this was a saas program to fully declare. the current escalation of the arab-israeli conflict he screams, yes, meeting amazing people, how many clubs do we need? stick for the beginning could be one, two, three, depending on the level of the game, if with this club, but in an irritated state, but what should i do, develop barefoot with this, you know, i have a different profession, otherwise i will now be a test subject, i have nothing it won't work, and i'll be ashamed. you should try it anyway, and there is also a lot of useful and interesting information, the chinese are very kind, they are like us, zhenya, well, as it turns out, for the first time in my life, let’s make a wish,

huckleberry finn is ripped from today's headlin, when people looked at huckleberry finn, they saa kidho was all oveth newspapers who had his own wisdom, understood nature, sawyer, forming gangs. at the same time he was the villain of the narrative. >> when did you get hooked? >> mark twain voice is special, it's incredible, the book is incredibly funny and tragic, it celebrates american resources and people, landscapes that are scathing, it's incredibly slippery, you are you have got it you can't ever get it. it took 20 years the book and understand what was happening, but i did not. i have not taught it in a decade. mark twain is magnificent. >> all-american writing comes that. nothing before, nothing as good sense. what you think about that quote? >> the way people really spoke. he believed people had literary value. he was obsessed with listening to people. they would pace back and forth. he would torture himself and on that level, he was spot on. hemingway was not the verse, he won't be the last. >> what was the impact in 1885? >> to be clear, it's interesting, it did well. from 1

thank you, this was a saas program to fully declare. current escalation of the arab-israeli conflict, largest and most dangerous since 1973. look at everything that modern belarus lives today on... tv channel belarus 24. this is news of the country and abroad, broadcasts of especially important events, live broadcasts from the scene, current interviews with famous belarusians, exciting travels around the country, feature films for all ages in the countries: finland , sweden, norway, denmark, the netherlands , germany, france, spain, portugal, cyprus, austria, switzerland, italy, greece, romania, serbia, croatia, poland, lithuania, latvia, estonia, set up a satellite dish. to the express satellite am8. the channel's signal is broadcast in the clear and is available 24 hours a day every day. be with the belarus 24 tv channel and discover belarus. hello, you are watching the program say don’t be silent in the victoria studio. and tatyana sherbina. and our guest today is alexander shagarov, a builder. is that right what we call you, alexander? well, as if it could be called that. but you

every saas company wants to go to the u.s. because that is a large market.see companies and real estate companies and tech companies come up for them, the natural extension of market is southeast asia, which is where there are a lot of companies trying their hands there. some of them are successful and some not. but my sense is if they have two go internationally, they will go to southeast asia first because there is a lot of similarity with respect to the consumer base, the cultural similarities especially indonesia and some extent the philippines. so, very difficult for people to go to europe for u.s. consumer companies. most of them have their eyes set on the u.s. market. yvonne: thank you for joining a's, pankaj naik from avendus capital. this is what we are seeing when it comes to market sentiment overall. regionally speaking, we are not doing well when it comes to risk assets. india is following the trend this morning. we are down on the sensex and a lot of focus on the banks. we have hdfc bank, federal bank, all to report their results for the quarter

at the nasdaq, it's nuvini, an acquirer of saas b to b companies in brazil. >> hey, david, isn't thatright now? a spac from brazil. okay. isn't that exactly what's called for? and by the way -- and the braves have been doing well. you follow the braves? the stock? >> that's starting -- because of the braves. >> it's doing well. >> it's a pure play, they own the stadium too. >> i think the buy is meaningful for them. >> there's the realtime exchange. all right. there's the -- there's the heat map. do you guys know the realtime exchange doesn't exist any more in reality? that's real, but that thing they showed earlier is not real. that's why i was making that face. >> are you telling me that's a sham? >> i'm saying it's created in the -- where? i don't know. it's a -- wow. it's a.i. i don't know. i'm looking for it. i'm like, where is that -- that darn -- and it wasn't here. >> is the 30-year a sham? >> look at me here. >> oh, look at that. now you look like "succession." >> i am. what's going to happen in the house? let's make it happen. let's pick a new speaker. all right, everybody.