salome zourabichvili is the country's president. where does georgia's destiny lie — with russia or the west? salome zourabichvili, welcome to hardtalk. thank you for having me for the third time. do you think that russia wants control of georgia? russia wants control of not only georgia, but probably parts of europe. it has its old ambitions and old aspirations of remaining as an imperialist state. but should we be thinking about what russia wants or what we want? well, the last time that you came on hardtalk, which was at a time when russia was on the back foot in ukraine, it was the end of 2022. you said you didn't think russia would invade georgia. the situation in ukraine looks very different now. and i wonder if you fear for georgia, particularly if president putin is successful in ukraine? well, i think that we should, again, all fear if president putin is successful in ukraine. but i don't think that he is successful in ukraine. he has been losing in ukraine all his first ambitions, strategic ambitions — taking kyiv, dividing

salom in your opinion why do you think attempts for humanity? humatarian ceasefire and i'm emphasizing on this ceasefire to be humanitarian in order to get humanitarian aid into gaza uh despite the geneva conventions and everything that the western world is so proud of calling itself the civilized world, why is it so difficult for them to get humanitarian aid inside and why is this cease fire so impossible? this is really exposed their hypocrisy, as you as you stated, they're very proud of these types of things, their declaration of human. geneva convention, we see how it falls apart, we see what it truly means when the rubber really me, when the rubber meets the road, so like our guest said, the the egyptians have the capacity, i mean if don't they control their own country, aren't they a sovereign government, apparently not, they they have ties to, they normalize, they were one of the first governments to normalize with the israelis and they have huge ties to the us, in fact their current leader was installed by the us. so we can really, you k

salom, that is absolutely right, and i believe our guests from los angeles also agrees and i agree as well that uh the israelis are now in a situation where uh the're uh they really have no way to go and eventually they will be defeated uh both uh on international scale uh as far as international community uh is concerned and now uh their... true colors uh have been known to the entire world, so uh they have been practically defeated on all different fronts, but uh, what i'm more concerned about in our discussion right now is the situation on the ground in gaza, the situation that our muslim brothers and sisters have uh as they desperately need aid to get in, and the trucks are there uh, the aid is there, but the israelis won't let the aid in, and i would like to quote antonio. guterish who just uh said that they desperately uh need what's been promised, but they need a flood of aid, not trickles and not drops. so uh, mr. funes, in your opinion, what can be done to get that uh humanitarian aid inside, and uh, that would definitely require at least a temporary ceasefire. i think crucia

salom, that is absolutely right, and i believe our guests from los angeles also agrees and i agree as well that the israelis are now in a situation where uh the uh they really have no way to go and eventually they will be defeated uh both uh on international scale uh as far as international community uh is concerned and now uh their true colors uh have been known to the entire world, so uh, they have been practically defeated on all different fronts, but uh, what i'm more concerned about in our discussion right now is the situation on the ground in gaza, the situation that our muslim brothers and sisters have uh, as they desperately need aid to get in, and the trucks are there, uh, the aid is there, but the israelis won't let the aid in, and i would like to quote antonio guteresh, who just said that, they desperately uh need what's been promised, but they need a flood of aid, not trickles and not drops. so uh, mr. funes, in your opinion, what can be done to get that uh humanitarian aid inside, and uh, that would definitely require at least a temporary cease fire. i think crucial to th

salom, in your opinion, why do you think attempts for humanitarian cease fire?to get humanitarian aid into gaza, despite the geneva conventions, and everything that the western world is so proud of calling itself the civilized world, why is it so difficult for them to get humanitarian aid inside, and why is this ceasefire so impossible? "this is really exposed their hypocrisy, as you as you stated, they're very proud of these types of things, their declaration of human rights, geneva convention, we see how it falls apart, we see what it truly means when the rubber really, when the rubber meets the road, so like our guest said, the the egyptians have the capacity, mean it's don't they control their own country, aren't they a sovereign government, apparently not, they're they have ties to, they normalize, they were one of the first governments to normalize with the israelis and..." "and they have huge ties to the us, in fact their current leader was installed by the us, so we can really, you know, to to open up the to create the scenario for at least humanitarian

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people from the fall of salome fears were born and i won’t say so., government house. during the war the fascists called this building leninhaus, lenin's house. they wanted to blow it up. here, tons of explosives and 200 aerial bombs were planted in the basements. do not change the assadnik and not in the bondage of the pameshchyka output of your stick to the baker, but ishova paunapraina gaspadar, citizen of the savetskaya sayuz, and the earth was chucked yago sumly pratsy, the dry savetskaya land. for savetskaya belarus, the report says, the five-year plan is welcome. will mean not only the liquidation of the war of the german acupation, but also the further development of the people's economy and culture, increased life of the population. minsk had its first session of the supreme council of the republic . i am the oldest deputy, vice-president of the academy of sciences of the bssr, the hero of the socialist race atrakhovich, the writer kandrat krapiva. elder vyarkhonaga saveta adnagalosna elected deputy shamyakin, this is the address of the medi

the history of belarusian architecture was made by hand, with hard work, people , from the fall of salomeir future. government, during the war the nazis called this building leninhaus, lenin's house, they wanted to blow it up, tons of explosives and 200 aerial bombs were planted here in the basements. it was not at the mercy of the siege and the lack of control of the landowner that the grain grower went out to his strip and walked. paўnapraўny gaspadar, gramadian of savetskaya sayuz, and the earth was chucked yago sumlenay pratsy, the dry savetskaya earth. for savetskaya belarus , the report says, the blessed five-year plan will mean not only the liquidation of the german acupuncture war, but also the further development of the people's country and culture, increased life yeah, population health. minsk had its first session. the verkhovnaga council of the republic is the last call. i am the oldest deputy, vice-president of the academy of sciences of the bssr, the hero of the socialist race atrakhovich, the follower kandrat karpiva. senior lady. this is the address of the medical and peda

people from the fall of salome fears were not born, they were piled up. lenin square in minsk, government house. during the war, the nazis called this building leninhaus. lenin's house. they wanted to blow up his. here, tons of explosives and 200 aerial bombs were planted in the basements. not from the mercy of the assadnik and not from the kabala pameshchyka exits your stick of bread, but from the land of the savetskaya union, and the land of the savetskaya union, and the land of the yago sumly pratsy, the dry savetska land. for savetskaya belarus, the report says, the blessed five-year plan will mean not only liquidation. minsk had the first session of the verkhovnag council of the republic of the republic of dyataga, the oldest deputies, vice-president of the academy of sciences of the bssr, hero of the socialist fathers atrahovich, writer kandrat krapiva. deputy shamyakin, the first viceroy of the senior government of the union of writers of the bssr, was elected as the senior leader of the council. years and decades pass, but youth remains the mistre

salome zourabichvili is the country's president.

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salome zourabichvili is the country's president.

important things, well, i have to say, subbahair, do you know what it is, good morning in tajik, and salomi rahmon, we want a platoon of tajiks, there is work, then we will then announce a new collection, a new collection, new donats so as to pay. but like the whole world, regardless of the comedy, do not look up, don luca believed in the fighting tajiks, who calmly drive around the capital of a fascist state, where there are more security forces than pillars. we will definitely talk about this story in moscow and the fighting tajiks today. well, let's start collecting information for you from all corners and cities, and villages, and the front line of our country, let's start with kharkiv. bohdan tkachuk, deputy of the kharkiv district council, is in touch with us. mr. bohdan, good morning, glory to ukraine. good morning, glory to the heroes. mr. bohdan, you don't have light, just like all the residents of kharkiv, or have you already renewed something? well, the situation is like this, as of today day, from 9 a.m. we have a blackout schedule, it will be for 6 hours in, for example, my di

and she brought along to her two children, a girl named salome, and a boy whose name was speed. this was later all written down by the by the woman whose children these were and speed who was about six saw lincoln getting all dressed up and he says, where are you going, mr. lincoln? and lincoln thought about it for a minute and he said, to hell, i suppose. so. anyway. but they, he he showed up for this wedding. they got married and by all accounts, he was a good father to their children, but he wasn't necessarily a good husband to her. is that all right? yeah, i know. so everybody wants to hear a harding letter, so. oh, yeah. rding is the most notorious president we have in the book and probably ever. he not only was a tremendously well his is strayed a lo he was sick, she took over the newspaper and managed to make it more much more profitable than it was. she initiated the idea there of having newsboys deliver the newspaper. one of the newsboys was oh, it was the what's his name? that was the the socialist cover back norman thomas. norman thomas. so he delivered newspapers for

actor plasmÓ su talento en telenovelas como grandes, muchÍsimas, una de ellas "la fea mÁs bella", "salomÉ su forma de vestir. al cantante le llueven crÍticas luego que dijera indignado que le prohibieron el acceso a un lugar en medellÍn. alan: a travÉs de su cuenta x maluma denunciÓ lo siguiente: ayer no me iban a dejar entrar en un lugar en medellÍn porque tenÍa short. quiÉnes son las personas quÉ decidan cÓmo se tiene que estar vestido uno para encajar en un lugar? denigrando a las personas como se viste. como te veas nos define quiÉn eres. no vuelvo. satcha: muchos lo apoyan y otro le da la razÓn al establecimiento dejando claro que era un lugar privado y pueden aplicar el polÉmico derecho de admisiÓn. alan: hay muchos lugares aquÍ que no te permiten entrar con sandalias, bermudas. jessica: y si hay reglaje por alguna razÓn, pero tambiÉn lo entiendo. uno no quiere que por la manera en que uno luce no te dejen entrar. satcha: la pregunta para ustedes, en alguna ocasiÓn les han impedido la entrada a algÚn lugar por la forma de estar vestidos? jessica: nos pueden escribir en las redes soc

. >> honestly, i went to the britwell salome farm shop on saturday and that point that the butcher madeup throwing less food away. so even though it might be more expensive know where it's come because you know where it's come from and it's healthy and it's well reared, you probably don't waste well reared, you probably don't wasthey might cut your the joint >> they might cut your the joint you and they and they you want and they and also they tell to cook it for. >> yeah i got some lovely sausages , i got some bacon. sausages, i got some bacon. >> and you know what? i've a >> and you know what? i've got a renewed appreciation for this might you. black might surprise you. black pudding. i've recently developed a taste for black pudding. >> i don't like black pudding. >> i don't like black pudding. >> i don't like black pudding. >> i thought you might say that. >> i thought you might say that. >> know it's a northern >> no, i know it's a northern delicacy. >> and on that bombshell, you were going to say >> well, it's a delicacy. tom harwood . andrew harwood. andrew >> i can't believe you