solidarity — the council that resists solidarity.rt _ the council that resists solidarity. solidarity is part of— the council that resists solidarity. solidarity is part of the _ the council that resists solidarity. solidarity is part of the package. i solidarity is part of the package. there _ solidarity is part of the package. there has— solidarity is part of the package. there has to _ solidarity is part of the package. there has to be _ solidarity is part of the package. there has to be binding - solidarity is part of the package. i there has to be binding solidarity, particularly — there has to be binding solidarity, particularly by _ there has to be binding solidarity, particularly by member— there has to be binding solidarity, particularly by member states - there has to be binding solidarity, | particularly by member states who cannot— particularly by member states who cannot be — particularly by member states who cannot be overwhelmed _ particularly by member states who cannot be overwhelmed by- particularly by member states

the floor is given to sofia romani fedina of the european solidarity faction. of course, it is fun and sad at the same time when the president's faction votes for closed declarations. the president demands open declarations. now the president's faction will vote for open declarations. in that why do you protect the advisers of the president's office from declaring that these people influence all processes, their companies are affiliated with they receive a lot of state funds for various projects, they conduct international negotiations, say something about arms supplies, they decide what happens to the state , and they don’t have to declare. maybe if you think that everyone should declare, as you said before, you will be one of those who will promote the draft law 10:050 regarding the declaration of advisers of the president's office and so that we can see what kind of money they live on and what they do with it. speak thank you dear colleagues, we have finished the discussion, now we move on to the speeches thank you for all the time is exhausted dear deputies

the other part is eu solidarity, which is needed. the countries in that eu which are against this kind of solidarity [indiscernible] mohammed: since you brought up meloni, she was elected last year pledging to fight irregular immigration, but so far she has failed to curb the number of migrants who have been arriving in italy. how is that impacting the way the public views her in italy and how is it impacting her base of support? >> she is not going to get much support i would imagine. it is one thing to be a politician, another thing is to be in charge and to try to find solutions. she is trying to do both. she is trying to [indiscernible] but it is not enough. there should be much more in terms of european relationships. maybe with the strongest european countries and try to find a common solution. mohammed: ferdinando, eu ministers negotiated a migration deal earlier this year. is it likely to be signed off on by the eu in 20 because reports have suggested that might be the case. with that help the situation or will better still b

it is only through solidarity and unity that we can achieve — solidarity and unity that we can achievedent of the european union has delayed herflight to be here this morning. speaks italian. you're watching bbc news, let's return to the press conference where the discussions of migrants in lampedusa is happening. speaks italian first of all, question to you president. you have visited the hot spots today, you have seen which dramatic situations that ireland is in despite the fact the efforts have been made to cleaning and sort out the situation. the question is, what was not clear before, because we keep on hearing promises about things which need to be done, but then these things are not being done. what is not clear?

i would say when it is suitable there is solidarity and when it is not there is no solidarity i am veryry because the only person who will benefit from this is vladimir putin, he is rubbing his hands on this matter, this should not be the goal of anyone here, the minister of the mentioned states demand that the participants be judged by the european commission and are going to listen to an explanation during today's meeting in brussels, i would like to remind you that the european commission did not extend the ban on the import of ukrainian agricultural products in the eu state neighboring ukraine, which ended on september 15, instead the governments poland, hungary and slovakia have introduced such a ban at the national level, extending the ban on trade in ukrainian grain for another month, and romania may also do so, the country's prime minister said if there are requests for it in the meantime. bulgarian farmers took their tractors to a protest after as the parliament of the country canceled the ban on the import of ukrainian agricultural products in order to be in solidarity with uk

regret and solidarity with the _ regret and solidarity with the players, whose success has been overshadowed reject what be considered to be unacceptable behaviour from be considered to be unacceptable behaviourfrom mr be considered to be unacceptable behaviour from mr ruby allies, be considered to be unacceptable behaviourfrom mr ruby allies, who has not been up to the standard of the institution he represents. we stand clearly with the values of the sport. spanish football must be the motor of respect, inclusion and diversity and it must be an example in its conduct in and out of the pitch. mason greenwood has trained for the first time with his new club getafe in spain. that's ahead of him being offcially presented to fans by the club later on. the 21—year—old was suspended by manchester united over allegations of assault — charges that were later dropped. united announced last week that he would be continuing his career away from old trafford, and would be heading to spain for the rest of the season. it is amazing here. i'm so happy to be here and i can't wait to get started. to golf, an

india is calling for solidarity _ rights. india is calling for solidarity from _ rights.n ukraine but india _ issue of integrity on ukraine but india is— issue of integrity on ukraine but india is not— issue of integrity on ukraine but india is not producing a lot of solidarity _ india is not producing a lot of solidarity for ukrainians so no, they— solidarity for ukrainians so no, they are — solidarity for ukrainians so no, they are pursuing trade deals with india they are pursuing trade deals with india and — they are pursuing trade deals with india and human rights are going to be downplayed and very difficult human — be downplayed and very difficult human rights case and a dual indian uk national insured jervis and death penalty— uk national insured jervis and death penalty and i don't think we will hear— penalty and i don't think we will hear rishi — penalty and i don't think we will hear rishi sunak raising that with modi _ hear rishi sunak raising that with modi and — hear rishi sunak raising that with modi and this is a real politicking human— modi and this is a r

.— to show solidarity.c areas, _ to show solidarity. are there specific areas, though, - to show solidarity. are there specific areas, though, that l specific areas, though, that are particularly problematic? i think there are. education is once. it is one of the great liberators. it allows people to move up the social ladder. it expands the minds of people, allows them to be able to function at a very sophisticated level based on their own ambitions and the quality of life they would like to live. so education is a challenge because in many parts of the world access and quality education is not available for young people, for children. and in some parts of the world, in addition, girls are denied their rights to an education. this is a fundamental human right. it is therefore not something that should exist and thatis something that should exist and that is why it is an important dimension of the agenda for 2030. , ., ., ., ., 2030. great, well on that note we will leave _ 2030. great, well on that note we

sofiya. reaches the news feeds, but not some small part, but in fact , that is why european solidarity at every conciliation council demands that resolutions on openness to the media be submitted to the verkhovna rada for consideration, to bring back journalists, to have broadcasts, to then the broadcast was not given at 12:00 at night. and at least from six in the evening to 10:00 in the evening so that people had the opportunity to see what was happening . all in all, but yesterday we were not engaged in covering the work of the verkhovna rada, this is probably the main thesis , the day before yesterday there was an event here in lviv, where simply journalists came here with media lviv avatar dovzhenko , they organized it all and simply collected money for they gave help to the branch of public kherson by selection. well, it doesn’t matter. you said they supported colleagues. yes, yes. and it’s ok on the one hand, and on the other hand, you think . i’m sorry, but they didn’t allocate not even hundreds of millions, but billions, in principle, of budget funds and allocated them to non-

and has been out of solidarity with actors as well l solidarity with actors as well but we should sayudios. do you think this agreement with the writers set some sort of precedent for the actors to move forward with an agreement? well, to go back a little bit you're absolutely right, there is no agreement with syke after, they go represents actors. we writers will be on the picket lines with them this week and next and for long it takes to achieve this. they had our backs, we had a jealous back when we were on strike and now we will have their back now they are on strike and we are able to go back to work, absolutely. the hope would certainly be that some of the things that we achieved would be applicable to them and that will help to set a precedent for their negotiations, then they have some concerns which are separate from ours. we are not worried for instance about artificial intelligence capturing our performance for one day and then using it for perpetuity without compensation. that is an actors�* issue. at the hope would be that the company is understood from the negotiations w

again as usual in the last for several years, i.e. proposals for draft laws proposed by european solidarityry , nor the issue of supporting the economy, which issues , which, in our opinion, are of primary importance for the country . unfortunately, the agenda was approved without these issues, then they moved on to personnel issues i think that society is already ready for the fact that oleksii reznikov finally left the post of minister of defense, but the reaction of the representatives of the monobolesh plow of the people was very strange wanted to sing odes of praise to him against the background of all corruption scandals. because the question we asked and to which the minister of defense never gave an answer was why ukraine was not ready for full-scale aggression, why muscovites managed to build three or more lines of fortifications in the south in six months , and ukraine despite the message of our western partners on a much smaller branch from the chongar side and from the side of the belarusian border has never built a single fortification. unfortunately, the minister does not give

of their solidarity, of the _ the president of the us on the basis of their solidarity, of the whole when _ community of nations meeting the us. when the _ community of nations meeting the us. when the pacific— community of nations meeting the us. when the pacific is _ community of nations meeting the us. when the pacific is united, _ community of nations meeting the us. when the pacific is united, it _ community of nations meeting the us. when the pacific is united, it is- when the pacific is united, it is beginning _ when the pacific is united, it is beginning to _ when the pacific is united, it is beginning to be _ when the pacific is united, it is beginning to be felt _ when the pacific is united, it is beginning to be felt that - when the pacific is united, it is beginning to be felt that the i when the pacific is united, it is- beginning to be felt that the voices are beginning — beginning to be felt that the voices are beginning to— beginning to be felt that the voices are beginning to be _ beginning to be felt that the voices are beginning to be felt. _ beginning to be felt t

stohenchuk , responded to the request of european solidarity to dismiss shufrych from the post of heade committee on freedom of speech, that it was it is impossible and there is no reason. i think that now he will finally reconsider his opinion, because after this suspicion, what was obvious , what will be obvious will become possible and already a reason for the chairman of the verkhovna rada for the mono majority to act and change, dismiss the chairman. i apologize to the chairman of the verkhovna rada committee on freedom of nestor shufrych, these shots that are not on the screen now are shots from the beginning of the 22nd year , when the 206th territorial defense battalion was formed at the european solidarity office to protect kyiv, and then the fighters of the 206th territorial defense battalion the defense just detained nestor shufrich on the suspicion that he was conducting a video shoot and possibly passing materials to representatives of another state, then the authorities quickly acquitted him and of course he did not suffer any punishment, i want to hope that today shufric

but it turns out, but in general, in fact, there is no smell of solidarity there.with solidarity there, and yet there is more power. being tough on grain, they really care so much about their market, about farmers, about the elections that they have. there are big losses ahead for the ruling party and big problems with the rating, or is there some other underlying reason. elections, elections once again, elections are just around the corner and it is clear that, uh, the ruling party has the right to justice, and it cannot do without votes, but rather large polish peasantry, because , uh, the polish economy. well, as we would say in the past years, it is an industrial pomegranate, and there the agricultural sector occupies a fairly large share in the economy, therefore, yes , and the polish peasants are quite well organized. accordingly, they have trade unions, and there are political parties that cooperate with the current government. so i think this is the main thing, but in bulgaria there, as i understand it, they are still more on the hook for the european commi

on the day of international solidarity of journalists, the staff of the capital conservatory receivedds the day before, which was founded by the union of journalists of russia , laureates french journalist, kristalny , she accepted congratulations by phone while at the elections in donbass and our irina kuksinkova. came from there. and we award this prize to our colleagues who, over the past year, have been exposed to danger during the performance of their professional duties and have shown solidarity as a correspondent. e channel one irina kuksenkova. he worked a lot and interestingly during the war, as a military correspondent. and today, even at the presentation of this award, she came from donbass this is quite a heavy award, impressive, of course, many thanks to the union of journalists of russia, which celebrated our work today on the day of international solidarity of journalists, but for me , first of all, on this day, with the solidarity of our russian journalistic community, and it is very united, very friendly and very strong. great news came this morning from new york, spo

there is a task to bypass, thereby cutting off, a populated area, yakovlevka solidar was to block thee will not be able to implement this plan , we are sure that we will meet the tula paratroopers. and all approaches to the city are monitored around the clock by our reconnaissance drone operators who transmit information. one passed somewhere immediately, we are already monitoring it, we are tracking it, that is, we are not letting anyone in until 8 km and we immediately destroy the opponents. the paratroopers note that during the last four attempts to attack in this direction, not a single one of the ukrainian militants. could not reach the positions of our troops mikhail andronik anton musikyan oleg dubinin lead donetsk people's republic near the gray zone in the area of ​​the village of urozhaynoye , the cascade unit is setting up forward command and observation posts; there were two hits on the target. let's go through the landing, there is still a goal. come on, these brothers have a target, the best, simply the best aerial reconnaissance detects a group of ukrainian militants on

our team of european solidarity will continue to ideologically defend in a legislative way, the correct exercises are not not legislative spam, but the correct text that should be in the law regarding our atlantic aspirations, because with the full onset of a full-scale war, we statesmen, they received a huge preference and they did not declare. that is, there was a suspension of declaration. and therefore we must return to transparency and fulfill our obligations, but turn electronic declaration into chaos and some inappropriate bureaucracy in relation to the military. well, at this time , knowing at what cost we are fighting and getting closer to victory . this is simply unacceptable and shameful , and therefore we are very sorry that our corrections were not fully taken into account, and you know. we see with you as recently as the last time in the media, every day corruption from representatives or vlk or representatives in the highest positions a-a the ministry of defense really contains huge corruption risks a-a concluding a-a i would say that a-a repeatedly in this hall heard abo

this happened due to the fact that very often european solidarity in the parliament, contrary to the position of the majority, demanded the right decisions, i.e. the constitutional court, the decision about which we warned that it does not correspond to the norms of the european legislation, which we undertook to fulfill, and which ukraine needs, was pending for eight months. the electronic declaration that we just talked about, what was it for to promise, to revote, if it was possible to immediately vote as we proposed, and this list of reforms are actually reforms that the country needs first of all, because we need a country that is not corrupt, because we need a country with a strong economy, we need a country where really professional people are at the helm of decision-making, and this is what our western partners advised us to do when they say: "don't touch the anti-corruption vertical, because it will put corrupt people in prison, who needs it, the americans, no, the ukrainians need it, when it starts, frantic fight against corruption, you really want to, you know, sometimes a

so in your view, what has happened to this european solidarity? and just this week we saw the president of the european commission are still funder line calling for you unity on migration. but this seems to be an example of it faltering. so the is the ongoing situation of war to the rules in general. and we see the rules that are a, robert, i'm favorable actually to the countries of external vote because the country is responsible for many assign them up locations, all the countries where people arrive. so in that sense, actually for the front. so germany, they benefit from the rules because it's more likely the to, to legal grace is responsible for people because that's the 1st country where they arrive. so that's one issue is we would argue the unfairness of the rules and generals of the 2nd issue is then the question of what to do in the situation of crisis. and in that situation, it becomes highly tense and politicized. in a situation like this arrival of 7000 people on the small island of the coast, of actually it's essential that country ste

solidarity forever says, without our brain and muscle, not a single wheel would turn.se] that's what's different about working class people. whether we're building cars or trucks or running distribution centers, whether we're writing movies or performing tv shows, whether we're making coffee at starbucks, whether it's nursing people back to health, whether it's educating students from preschool to college, we do the heavy lifting, we do the real work. not the c.e.o.'s. not the executives. [cheers and applause] and though we don't know it, that's what power is. we have the power. the world is of our making. the economy is of our making. this industry is of our making. and as we showed, when we withhold our labor, we can unmake it. and as we're going to continue to show, when we win this fight with the victory, we're going to remake it. [applause] in this union, the members are the highest authority. [applause] in this country, the people are the highest authority. [cheers and applause] and so today i just want to take a moment to stand with all of you, with our presiden

we especially showed our solidarity, the strong solidarity that the government and people of iran showed to us after the earthquake in turkey is a sign of our friendship and we thank them for this shrine and turkey and these figures are a sign of our strong solidarity and friendship with the developments and crises. the geography in which we live affects the importance of our cooperation we will strengthen our bilateral relations through organized dialogue mechanisms such as the supreme cooperation council. the supreme council of iran and turkey visited the turkish countries on the normal days of receiving the president of iran and met with the president of turkey. in this meeting, we had useful discussions with my brother hossein, who , as he said, and we will develop bilateral and regional cooperation in the framework of mutual benefit as much as possible. we discussed terrorism as well as ourselves from each other and our sensitivity in the field of fighting against ideas and cleaning the region from the presence of many texts that we discussed to increase the volume of trade and take

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just to what i most of the there's a great solidarity was many people helping one another. it's incredible. i moved when i see people in every street, even the poorest individuals giving a kind of oil, a packet of sugar with a genuine desire to assist as a country with the be called and a remarkable generosity. please don't hesitate to continue offering help from all around the world. despite her grief to mine has also joined the efforts in her village, helping to organize food and water deliveries. she says that's about all she can do to keep them going up to the terrible loss to know how many times i played and run was my friends here, my friend, he but also died. everything is gone. it's a feeling shared by many americans whose lives have been shattered by the disaster . our correspondent i'm in is if in morocco gave us this update on developments in the worst affected regions to well in mar, attached the situation is still extremely in tents. a lot of people have gathered here, including aid workers. international aid workers are still arriving to come health and the co

i would say that otherwise it is semi-solidarity , when it suits us, there is solidarity, and when it is not, there is no solidarity. it's a pity, because the only one who benefits is vladimir putin or every eu country must fulfill the agreements, so there should not be any unilateral actions if there is no single market , the european commission must ensure that the single market operates - this has always been our main demand. we also propose to expand transport routes, in particular, capacities european ports so that ukrainian grain goes as quickly as possible to where it is needed , i.e. to the middle east and africa. therefore , we are talking about important issues that are important both for ukraine as a grain exporter and for the european union as a common single market is called the greatest achievement of the eu in relation to the future negotiations on ukraine's accession to the european union. it is obvious that such issues will be the subject. they may be a problem, but the most important thing for ukraine now is to maintain the support of partners and , first of all, pol

conversation with an expert of the salt in the earth program, unique deposits of solidar?ne of the main historical goals of russia in the struggle for the territory, which later received the name novorossiya, was access to the southern seas, the azov and black seas, the opening of its own trade routes in the mediterranean region of the century. started moving south. from the azov campaign he conquered the azov fortress and founded the city of taganrog already under catherine the great in the 18th century. century. it will become the largest trading port of russia in the south through taganrog, the main flow of russian grain went through one of the main sources of export income by the end of the century, it accounted for 2/3 of the turnover of all southern russian ports, grain was delivered from the southern regions of russia along the don river or through the eyes of chuman by land and the black sea new trading centers appeared on the coast. from kherson to mariupol berdyansk, grain was transported to these ports not only from volyn or podolia, but also from ekaterinoslav

this unified solidarity, has successfully put those responsible political leaders into a corner and wey, to allow them to face the responsibility and so far, we're just trying now to focus on how to respond, we are focusing on the voluntary efforts, we are trying to organise, the international support in terms of responding to this crisis. i support in terms of responding to this crisis. . , ., support in terms of responding to this crisis. . ,., ,., , support in terms of responding to this crisis. . , ., . this crisis. i am so sorry to cut across you _ this crisis. i am so sorry to cut across you but _ this crisis. i am so sorry to cut across you but you _ this crisis. i am so sorry to cut across you but you mentioned | across you but you mentioned international support and i want to end it there so i want to move on to that. listening to you is a spokesman for the un office for the coordination of humanitarian affairs. let's turn to you and hear it straightaway in response to that, you were hearing what is required on the ground so tell me what you have been able to coordinate so far

and it was precisely european solidarity that insisted on the restoration of open declarations. we believed that it was necessary to make the only possible changes to our previous declaration law everything that concerns the military , because there are really many deputies of local authorities, in particular, with european solidarity , more than two and a half thousand are fighting today, and other officials who are in the armed forces of ukraine who belong to categories a-a of declarants, we have recorded thanks to our amendments that they will be military, there will be postponements of declaration, but imagine the cynicism that these wounded military patients who will return from the front after demobilization or after the end of martial law in 90 days. they have an obligation it is mandatory to declare at this time, as those who decide the fate of ukraine, in particular , freelance advisers of the president's office, heads of state-owned enterprises who receive a lot of budget money today, they do not declare and precisely european solidarity tried several times to carry ou

the city of solidar in the donetsk people's republic became widely known in january of this year.there, during which it came under the control of russian fighters. and although the solidarity is still close to the line of military contact, plans for the future of the city with a self-explanatory name are already being discussed; mining salt for sale in these places began back in the 16th century, then arose around a cossack settlement on the bakhmutki river. in the settlement of salivars, local residents evaporated salt from small salt lakes and wells; fishing turned out to be profitable . over time, a whole industry was formed from extraction and processing to transportation and sale by the famous chumaks. the scale is impressive and today, in the mid-19th century , up to 7. leon poods were exported from here annually salt in the second half of the 19th century, in the area of ​​​​the current solidar, geologists explored large underground deposits of rock salt. they began to extract it using the mine method and in 1881 it was launched. the first mine has been mining for more than

that has to be solidarity. it's a very— else. that has to be solidarity.ut that is the first step. there is no alternative _ but that is the first step. there is no alternative step. _ but that is the first step. there is no alternative step. if _ but that is the first step. there is no alternative step. if we - but that is the first step. there is no alternative step. if we widen l no alternative step. if we widen that point out and incorporate what amisha was talking about, in a globally connected world it's quite impossible to say that a problem somewhere doesn't affect me or my country. it's insular thinking and not the way to go about these things. ida not the way to go about these thins. :, ~' not the way to go about these thins. :, ~ ., �*, not the way to go about these thins. :, ~ :, �*, ., �* things. no i think that's what i've been saying- _ things. no i think that's what i've been saying. that's _ things. no i think that's what i've been saying. that's the _ things. no i think that's what i've been saying. that's the whole - things. no i think t

european solidarity of the aryans. and we have a question. mykola knyazhytskyi will ask it . thank you, dear mr. omerov. the question is in the last law as a profund, which we discussed with you and which we voted for as part of the powers . harmy was transferred to the state property fund. and it is possible for mr. rai to leave, ms. radinoy , so that you would listen to me at this moment. yes, i will be very grateful. yes, part of the powers were transferred to the state property fund. do you see the expediency of the existence of these in essence, now parallel structures why do we need arma, which is accused of corruption, where there are many claims of abuses, thank you while you were managing the fund, there were no such abuses, but why are we duplicating this work now ? thank you, thank you for the question . i planned to submit to the committee already at the beginning of this e-e month a-a in the new state property policy it was proposed that there should be commercial objects, non-commercial objects, banks and defense objects for the future, very clearly spelled out

speaker, i rise today in solidarity with u.a.w. members across the country fighting for the fair contract. as we stand here today, over 12,000 auto workers are striking in michigan, missouri, and highway. over 100,000 u.a.w.s stand ready to do what is necessary to secure better wages, benefits and working conditions. their priorities are not extreme. in the past decade, the big three auto makers make an astronomical $250 billion in profits. during that same time, c.e.o. pay at these companies increased 40% while workers' wages have increased only 6%. these record profits were built on the back of workers. today, u.a.w. members are demanding that they receive their fair share of this record windfall. this is not extreme. it is what these workers are entitled to. the big three auto makes must recognize this and -- auto makers must recognize this and negotiate with u.a.w. in good faith to resolve this standoff with justice and fairness. thank you and i yield back. ms. jayapal: thank you, representative velazquez. i want to take a minu

foxtail is the second local brewery to make a solidarity brew. enterprise made one in support of anchor union workers. foxtail owners say they admire it and hope to support what they love. >> workers are taking back the power of something they're responsible of creating. that's something you don't see every day and a movement we're standing behind. >> anchor brewing workers say the support has been amazing and the solidarity brew from foxtail is top notch. >>> if you like a beer under cloudy skies in san jose, you got it. >> don't need a sunny day. helps when it's not scorching hot. >> normally we have heat waves, but this holiday weekend, cloudy, below average temperatures and need for radar in early september. it's also muggy. 68 in san jose. the regional humidity numbers in a moment. we're hanging on to mid-60s in livermore. and cloud cover and moisture will hang on overnight. 63 in san francisco, mostly cloudy skies. we've got mostly 60s across the board but look at the humidity numbers, 70-80% humidity outside. we get those numbers but norma

. >> if we areo rebuild trust and reignite solidarity, let us stop changing how we engage and performing architecture. >> we are working with congress to address $40 billion in our pacific islands infrastructure initiative. ♪ question: -- christian: brush fires, flooding. who pays for the devastation wreaked by climate change? last year they contributed to a fund for the most honorable countries but 10 months on, no agreement on who should pay, where it should be distributed or how. we will hear from one of the pacific island nations whose leaders gathered at the white house today. president emmanuel macron says he has a plan for a pain-free green transition and so does rishi sunak. and israel oppose with news of a new machine that can replace our bees as the pollinator. good evening. readers of some of the most vulnerable countries on earth have gathered in washington for a pacific island summit hosted by president biden. part of a renewed effort by the white house to improve diplomatic relations in a region in which the united states a china battle for influence. truth is the leaders o

solidarity of uaw. as they continue to fight for a fair, fair share of the value of the -- what they helped create. what the record of this corporations, the record profits they have been able to make. they believe and we believe they should have their own fair share of that. >> just to clarify, president biden will be making the trip, that means he supports the 40% pay increase? >> i will not go into the details of what is being negotiated on the table with the parties. what we are saying is we support the autoworkers. that is what you will see with the president tomorrow. a historic event. historic trip. this continues to show how deep the president -- how he is indeed the most prounion president in history. >> the white house has made it clear it is on republicans to avoid the shutdown. a larger percent of americans blame it on democrats, not republicans. should the president be speaking more on this issue? >> this will be a republican shutdown. this is an extreme house republican who has made it ver

speaks italian i would like to add and say that this gesture, i don't consider it just solidarity byto support itself because these are the borders of italy, for sure but they are equally the borders of europe. speaks italian. a translation: however somebody here in europe were to think this crisis we are facing could be solved within the italian borders then there would be a very big and huge mistake on their side because this massive flow is something that requires involvement and responsibility by everybody to be tackled because it is going to

goes back to humanism that people should demonstrate more solidarity. in brazil we always say the following. it is necessary to make that hope overcome fear. this is the motto and this gesture here, we are arousing hope for millions and millions of brazilians and americans. that need to have an opportunity to live their lives, to be a winner and to build their families through decent work. so that's why it's extremely important. you know, you know that i'm a president that has not carried a university degree. the only thing that i have is a vocational training degree and i believe that this gives me a different kind of vision of the world where part of the brazilian class in brazil doesn't manage to see. and so that's why we decided to develop so many social inclusion policies and we're trying to reach a bar that will take people to have more dignity and in the eight months that we're in office, we're already restoring democracy procedures in brazil. we have already recovered 42 social inclusion policies, we have already drafted an investment plan for t

she is also part of the european network for solidarity with ukraine.welcome you both to new york and to the united states and to democracy now! hanna, can you describe what is happening to your country now? your response to the latest attack in the donetsk region? are you from the donetsk region? >> yeah, basically, the essence of this war is the same as one year before. that means most of the ukrainians living in any part of the country are facing the threat of russian missiles targeting their residential areas because russia has engaged itself in a strategy of terror against civilians. this continues as we can witness it with this horrible attack on the city of the donetsk region. i am from this region. it is very painful for me to see all of the streets and cities that i spent my childhood in to be completely destroyed by the ongoing war. but also what defines this war is the fact a big part of the ukrainian territories are still under the russian occupation. civilians living in this territory are facing torture, murder, rape and also forced displac

by the way, about the corridors of solidarity along which ukrainian grain seems to be going until now. this movement, according to the statements of the polish media, went to some tricky way, while the grain in transit crossed poland in trucks or trains on paper. it magically turned into a product of one of the eu countries. and when the trucks crossed the border, left poland, they were already empty. such a simple multi-way move, as a result of which the most prominent countries did not get practically anything, the poles remembered how in june. last year, biden promised them to build a network of elevators along the border with ukraine to store ukrainian grain, but the american president either forgot about the promise, or did not find a way out. just like there are countries. now they can not find a way out of this situation. poland and hungary have already stated that if the european commission does not find any solution, then they will unilaterally ban the import of ukrainian grain, they will still like it or not sergey khoroshevsky anastasia medvedeva boris filchikov, ntv europe

spain is developing the same corridors of solidarity that allow the import of grain, somewhere around 60 percent and other products, we not only depend on the black sea agreement, we created: an alternative to this corridor, a sea corridor that allowed the export of ukrainian grain, and we have been working for almost a year on this topic to do this when, when the war began, spain launched a pilot project for the export of grain to spain, by rail, as an alternative... way that to those problems that are created in the black sea, as far as the black sea is concerned, this is a tragic situation, that this agreement, that russia has withdrawn from this agreement, we hope that we can restore this one ogodu, it would be good for the millions of people who are currently suffering from hunger and from the food crisis, we have. this problem and aid, we also did a $236 million initiative to help, to help international food security, in spain there is just such a hub for aid to west africa, and we have to find a collective way to find some way out and force... look for other alternatives , you

he remained in solidarity, forever and certainly when the city is finally restored and rebuilt. bear his name , berezhnoe or kvitalevich. that was his name and he was posthumously nominated for the award of the order of courage grigory vdovin dmitry mishkevich gennady korneev andrey rudenko and oleg bondarenko news from the donetsk people 's republic in dagestan a parliamentary forum was held on the historical and cultural heritage of russia the head of the federation council valentina matvienko other forum participants discussed multicolor the cultures of the regions saw a lot in ancient derbent. but the most exciting event was the meeting with relatives and friends of the participants in the military special operation. valentina matvienko admitted that she herself asked for this meeting and could not help but do it. just to bow deeply to you all. to say a huge word of gratitude to you for raising such sons as real patriots of our compatriots. more than 25 thousand dagestanis are taking part in the special operation and among them there are already eight heroes of russia. i wan