in he says, you know, we welcome you to the south, the south thrilling with new and imagines the south as a and we first start to see the south as a kind of female character. the south needs capital. the south is thrilling with you investment and and in fact what he's offering is women he's offering lots and lots of white who have lost husbands or fathers during the civil war. so there's a, you know, a very large number. white men are wiped out, black men as well. but a lot of white men who are wiped out by the itself. and so there are all these unattached women. atlanta is a city of women, black and white women. and are going to be the hands that going to work in the cotton mills. and so rather than growing cotton, we're also to see industrialization and urbanization and industrialization the urbanization in the south is not actually all it's not what we see here. it's these 20 story buildings. it's taking cotton and turning it into cloth and it's taking timber and turning it into furniture. it's taking tobacco and turning it into cigarets it's taking the raw materials and going one s

most of the south, what we now call the south, was still in native hands. so, west of the appalachian mountains, native territory. indigenous people even though there populations began to decline dramatically. what you didn't see towards the period of the american revolution and into the 19th century was enslaved people beginning to push further and further south and west and displacing indigenous people even more. so this. of 150-250 years involves tremendous changes in population and culture and economics. >> did that look different, different colonies depending on eawhich european country was settling? i think sometimes in the u.s. we have ah tendency to talk about early american history, we talk about florida for some reason. we tend to talk about the british colonies. did you see any differences between say spanish, french, british, what thatt looks like? >> sure, of course. that is one of the things we try to emphasize. g all of these different projecs going on with the french in louisiana. you have a catholic zone settlement over the gulf coast. loui

and south korea.t is broadening the alliance to include china accompanied by a broadening of the mechanisms by which the u.s. and south korea are engaging in cooperation but also comes with a risk. one is the risk that north korea will somehow get lost, despite north korea's periodic returns to the headlines. it is not the way it was. the risk that north korea could get lost in our focus on china and also how do we balance that set of issues? in the context of the alliance conversation. so far, we have seen a broadening of aperture without necessarily losing the focus on north korea. but i do think as the process unfolds and with the advent of the emphasis of these two opposing strategic triangles, it really should soothe any potential aspects of what might happen in terms of u.s.-south korea-north korea. there is more in the paper i would have loved to talk about, but i am under strict instructions to try to limit remarks to 20, 25 minutes and hope i have fulfilled that objective. i hope i have been

referred start to see the south as a kind of female character that south needs capital part the south is thrilling with investment. in fact, what he's offering is limited is offered lots and lots of white women who have lost husbandor or father's during the civil war so there's a very white men aref wiped out. black men as well but a lot of the white men wiped out by the war itself there so they'e unattached women. in land is the city of women. black and white women. these are going to be the hands that are going to work in the cotton mill. >> rather than just grow cotton we will also see industrialization and urbanization, and industrialization and urbanization in the south is not actually come it's not what we see here. it's not the 20 story buildings. it's taken cotton and turning it into cloth, and it's taking timber and turning it into furniture picked that sticky tobacco and turning it into cigarettes. it's taking thera raw materials and going one step up that's with the self is better when we talk about urbanization and industrialization places like atlanta were talked about ta

part of the south and where we get our actions from. used to be told as an english tradition. on and now w' understand it is a melding of african and european traditions that make the language we talk about and music, american roots and native american roots and it's south we actually admire. much of it is we need to see bringing together all of these complicated and struggling cultural traditions. >> i asked where does the company start? it's a new orleans company. new orleans has the second-largest population in the united states and asked is the most famous associated with romans. again this influence is brace and this interesting., >> and is really a function of this early. when the south was a place of incredible immigration and destination for immigrants from germany, switzerland, spain as well as dozens and dozens of enslaved people from africa and practicing different religions encountering indigenous people like when speaking many languages. to me that's when you about his sense of southern weakness, the collision of these cult

and the south—east.30,000 feet streaking the clouds along. temperatures today, pleasant — 20 degrees in belfast, around 21 in newcastle, similar for liverpool and then in norwich and london around the mid 20s. the forecast for this evening, a lot of fine weather around, a few scattered showers there across parts of southern scotland, maybe the lake district. then we have this little weak weather system sweeping in just to the south of ireland, moving into wales, so perhaps some rain here early in the morning. the temperatures a little on the fresh side in aberdeen, eight degrees, but for most of us around 12 to 1a. more cloud for a time in the morning for wales and parts of central england, but then it looks as though the clouds should break up, there will be some sunshine around and tomorrow overall a similar day. the temperatures will be similar, around 19 or 20 in the north, typically the mid 20s across the south. a low pressure, be it a weak one, is in charge of the weather on thursday. the winds are

we had a thermal power plant in the south pars region . we supply electricity and ourselves in almost all the games and refineries in the south pars region. about 700 to 800 megabytes, we will provide electricity to the national grid . fortunately, during this period, the people's government on the south pars square is now one of the most important questions for the production sector and some of these parts, which are now discussing the problem of gas repair. the amount of game production that now we are receiving the 11th in the bag, without any problem, we will solve the problem for the winter. how do you predict the situation this winter ? do you think that the imbalance will be annoying? at the end of the sixth program, it was decided that we will reach the gas production capacity. one billion and 250 million, as we should have reached, the sixth development and investment program was carried out, including the completion of the phases of south pars, the 11th phase was the development of the kish field , the bilal field, the developmen

— south africa? well, the south africans, many _ south africa?th africans, many of— south africa? well, the south africans, many of them - south africa? well, the south africans, many of them are i south africa? well, the south i africans, many of them are quite excited about this because they say that south africa is showing that it also is a force to be reckoned with because it is in a grouping of emerging economies that want to be seen as a grouping that can actually take on the west and also part of the discussions that will be held at the discussions that will be held at the brics summit which starts in the next three hours is a possibility of a currency that will used by all the brics nations and of course that is to try and lessen the influence of the us dollar in global trade. there are many other _ the us dollar in global trade. there are many other countries _ the us dollar in global trade. there are many other countries who - the us dollar in global trade. there are many other countries who talk about wanting to join this group, is tha

south.ust came out a couple weeks ago. we are very excited to be here in discussion with them tonight. each are professors of history per each have different areas of expertise. we have a lot of ground to cover tonight. i'll briefly introduce them that we will jump right in. he is the editor of this wonderful volume. he is a professor of history at the university of north carolina at chapel hill so welcome, we appreciate being here. seated next to him is jon e'sensbach. he's from gains here to join us we are very grateful to you for being here tonight. and lastly on the end we have scott nelson who was a georgia athletic association the faster of history at the university of georgia. joins us from athens today thank you for being here with us. >> thank you for having me. >> like i said this book covers a lot of ground. it goes back several thousand years and takes a separate close to the present. it's truly a comprehensive look at the south africa so many contributors and so much ground to c

the south africa is one as well. how do you, how is russia perceived in the south african society? and do you find those perceptions to be positive? i definitely do. yes, uh, in very many cases of my just having presented themselves to people start talking about our common history. and it is a really inspiring that so many people have it so, so, so up in their minds you know that uh they, they tell us about a different work, the different stories episodes and their struggle against the foresight themselves with their parents. there are great parents now, great, great grandparents and then so i, and i think that's the basis of the main feature. how russia is identified in seeing here is that this, that this is lisa association with the not so distant a history when they use a sar helped a lot wrote in different terms. uh, the, the colonization struggle on the african continent in general, but also helped assist with national liberation movements in the, in southern africa and the struggle against the part of it here. and people do remember that they refer to, to, to this periods. an

and south korea. it is broadening the alliance to include china accompanied by a broadening of the mechanisms by which the u.s. and south korea are engaging in cooperation but also comes with a risk. one is the risk that north korea will somehow get lost, despite north korea's periodic returns to the headlines. it is not the way it was. the risk that north korea could get lost in our focus on china and also how do we balance that set of issues? in the context of the alliance conversation. so far, we have seen a broadening of aperture without necessarily losing the focus on north korea. but i do think as the process unfolds and with the advent of the emphasis of these two opposing strategic triangles, it really should soothe any potential aspects of what might happen in terms of u.s.-south korea-north korea. there is more in the paper i would have loved to talk about, but i am under strict instructions to try to limit remarks to 20, 25 minutes and hope i have fulfilled that objective. i hope i have bee

and with the summit being hosted by south south africa, how does that suggest? and the relationship between russia and south africa. what both our countries, veterinary no such drifting for, substitute the breaks uh, entity. as a group of states, it is very informal, as you know so far, there are no charters. so, you know, founding documents, especially there is no, no secretariat, which would be a regular feature of an international organization. um, but uh, brakes you plays a very important role internally here in south africa. uh will, i will, will be in a better position to compare how works this truth. it's internally in russia and then south africa next year when the russian will assume presidency in the some of these groups. but um, south africans have proved that the ticket to really seriously, i know they respect the breeching every gets future investment, including all the comics side. and the, the really works very hard in order to, to prepare the assignment them to show them as they say mor bang from one from a book. and it was very well prepared jus

and uh, with this summit being hosted by south south africa. how does that suggest in the relationship between russia and south africa? what both our countries touched very no such drifting for substitute the brakes uh, entity as a group of states, it is very informal, as you know so far there are no charters. so as you know, founding documents, especially there is no, no secretariat, which would be a regular feature of an international organization. um, but uh, brakes you plays a very important role. now, internally here in south africa. uh will, i will, will be in a better position to compare how works as treatments internally in russia and then south africa next year when the russian will assume presidency in the some of these group of what um, the south africans has proved that, uh, the tickets are really seriously um, you know, they respect the breeching ever. it gets future and desperate, including uh, all the comic sign and the, the really works very hard. uh, in order to to prepare the son that i'm going to show them as they say mor ban

the news section of the documentary broadcast, it is true that since 1379, the development of the south pars phase has been discussed, many foreign companies have come and the development contract has been signed many times , and the contract has changed from hand to hand. use for the development of these fields that we decided to close in 2017 shell company, french total company, which with shirin and petropars company , a subsidiary of the ministry of oil, has left your company without taking any action with the discussion of sanctions. the 13th government of mr. dr. raisi and the work of my servant and my colleagues, which is one of our key to the ministry of oil, is the development of this tenant field, which was completed or led to the launch of all the phases of the south pars marine phase, which was very important. the opinion of the geographical location and also that this fars drills wells, each of the children will be 4000 meters deep, the wells of this fars include four gas layers, so 4 can have high production potential , that's why this phase is planned for 50 million cubic

russia and south africa? what both our countries, that's very no such drifting force on still do the brakes uh, entity as a group of states, it is very informal, as you know so far, there are no charters. so you know, founding documents, especially there is no, no secretariat, which would be a regular feature of an international organization. um, but uh, brakes you. ready is a very important tool internally here in south africa. uh will, i will, will be in a better position to compare how works the street that's internally in russia and then south africa next year when the russian will assume president seeing that some of these group to, uh, but um, south africans has proved that uh, the tickets are really seriously. um, you know, they respect the breeching ever. it gets future and desperate, including uh, all the comic sign. and uh, they really work through a re cards in order to, to prepare the summit, them to show them. as they say mor bang from one to from a buck and it was very well prepared just and wan

there is a crisis in which buddhists of south vietnam are accusing the south vietnamese government of religious persecution. and and they get the backing those two gentlemen at the bottom you see there, david halberstam and neil sheehan, who are young reporters at the time. and they sheehan and halberstam support. and over the overthrow of the south vietnamese government encouraged the u.s. to go in that direction. and i mention that because much of what people know about vietnam from halberstam and sheehan, and as i argue in the first volume, you really need to understand their involvement in the events themselves to understand how they have distorted the history so much and richard nixon actually at this time is among those in the us who are saying president gm of south vietnam has actually been doing a pretty good job and it would be crazy to get rid of him. but ambassador henry cabot lodge, who was ambassador at the time, decides to listen to these journalists and to give a green light to the to some generals who want to get rid of the president, leads to the assassination of gm a

all narratives can be more reasonable with a country like the republic of south africa than let's say the narratives that ukraine violates about the desire for freedom, we must understand that all brics countries have very different positions regarding the goals and objectives of the brics organization some of them are more focused on the economic component, some of them are trying to turn this bloc more into a political one and oppose itself to the west, but what is interesting is the unified position of these countries of this five regarding how this should happen, what angle this same one should take it does not exist and this will certainly not allow these countries in unison to turn this organization into one that can be opposed to the countries of the west, besides , many of them, including the south, for example, are very closely interacting with the european union with united states of their economy and of course connected and uh this is not a logical popular step for south africa for sure medics and rehabilitators from all over the world continue to come to ukraine within the

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the moments he story is really south korea's kid that's to a historic touch with tokyo. and so china is obviously quite caught off guard in a way by died it's fail since may. so i think up from the chinese public opinion, you know, a lot of stuff that the hawks have been driven towards south korea. so. busy change your path to choose and basically are trying to spans the style of the korean. can you sort penny solar essentially the endure hallmark of the tragedy of the 1st cold war. so of all countries in the region, how could south korea, especially the victim of the cold war today, supports the code for 2 point. oh, edward, on to you on that one. a yes, i mean, i think the, one of the key things that we've taken out from this is a, this is a continuation of past effort protected by the self clean president. use up to y'all in his efforts to engage new hop personal with the tokyo. we saw this earlier in the year with quite a controversial maneuver with respect to compensating victims of forced labor and the conflict women from bank japan. um, next the clean peninsula in

and it is believed by a lot of scientists that the south one is rich and ice and water. and if we do find water, this means that there is a tons of life on the moon. this means that we have the possibility of setting up a permanent station in the morning sometime in the future, not any time soon, but it gives us us cope to conduct scientific experiments on this basis. additionally, the south also has out or is set to have a lot of ministers and metals, which i've read. and if we do find them, we get to know a little better about the origins of this or last system. how it is, how it was made, or like how it's composed. we get to know more information on this. and we would also get to know about the site of the moon that's not been explored too far. all is the landings that's happened in the past was closer to the equator of the moon, some light in the center. so we haven't explored the city and schumann so far. so this really is something that is incredibly exciting. dw science reporter, such misa, ramakrishna, and thanks so much. thanks for bringing us up to date. south

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so i hope that the bits lead meeting here in south africa. they will, it will be very careful in establishing the criteria and the process where by the political formation will increase. which countries do you believe will see um, dominate, drop a lot of global growth in 2024? well, i believe that china and india had been dominating global growth and will continue to do so. in the foreseeable future. of course, china and india will have their a moment says greater difficulty, but looking at the longer term, you see that these 2 countries in asia, especially east asia and even south asia as well. i think they will be the dominant fulls of growth. other emerging markets, we also growth africa has been doing a good job. south america, latin america, not so good, but we hope we can recover on the whole. i think the global south will be in increasing, increasingly larger share of the world economy as has happened in recent decades. so we will have a responsibility to be more effective in this new multiple were world where we will have a great a sh

all eyes will be on south africa. here to give us a view into what's happening on the ground in south africa. ahead of this summit is journalist and senior advocate correspondent for support tech news international the be so la hoco, thanks for being with us to be so safe for having me minute. so 1st, this latest break summit is getting more attention from western media than you know, past summits a lot of unusual circumstances surrounding this one. so let's 1st begin with the decision by vladimir putin not to attend this year summit in per send. the foreign minister, sir de la prob, will attend in his absence. it's possible putting may video conference in, but that's unclear as of right now. so many speculate his reason for not going physically is that he does not want to put south african president serial from a post in an awkward position with the i c. c. due to that arrest warrant. so despite from a post publicly state, a south africa would not abide by that warrant. what can you tell us about that situation? fest

as far as i understand, he is located in the south - in the south african republic. i could be wrong. from the 21st to the 24th of august, i.e. tomorrow, brics itself 8:23 p.m. and a lot of questions thank you for making time for us, maxim , well, look, what is brics like in general, apart from the fact that we know something about it, we also know, for example, that 40 the countries of asia, africa, and even europe still want to join this whole brazil, russia, china , the south african republic , as far as i remember, i have listed all of them, well, if i forgot something, well, excuse me, that is, how is it, how is it to watch , this is new, what was the name of the movement, not the transition as it was when soviet was the union and the united states, the nato bloc, the warsaw pact bloc, what is this knowledge, at least in some of its basic er forms of ideology, it is obvious that bricks er is the heir but it is interesting that there is russia, that is , russia entered the brics er when er so to speak, this bipolar confrontation in the world ended when the system

yes, in the south atlantic in 79. completely sure, but one of my theories is that this country experienced something like that there, but then abandoned both the bomb and apartheid, in the meantime. children. kozlov, at what age were you brought? uh, to moscow. for about five years i had absolutely no underwear in russian. we had the two native languages ​​are the first, naturally, german and the second was french, since. we lived for a very long time, and i love to tell this story, after all, my dear grandmother. and when she took us out for a walk, she would go with a russian german phrase book. well then , get ready for another surprise, your father's favorite german-russian dictionary. this in german is the full name of the bnd intelligence of the frg and as a result of betrayal, on the next visit to the south, the goat was arrested interrogated by the germans , the british, the israelis tried, i had investigator colonel gloy. when i was first taken to his office, he was great , he was big. bonic man a glass in a

the excuse is that due to the importance of south pars, which contains 16% of the world's gas, 50% of our country's gas is in this the field in south pars jam tonight, i want to address this issue, how long did it take to open and operate phase 11 of the huge south pars gas field, and the importance of its features, and it helps rabna design and according to the week of the government, other measures of the ministry of oil in this area tonight, we are honored to be in the service of mr. javad oji, minister of oil, with greetings good time and welcome and congratulations to you, may allah be pleased with you, may god be merciful to you. i would like to say hello to your excellencies and respected viewers, and we also honor the government week and the martyrs of mr. rajaei and mr. bahoner. i am at your service if you agree. let's see together, from what has been going on from the past to the present, then he said that we are at your service , after the signing of the joint comprehensive plan of action or jcpoa, the officials of the ministry of oil said that the french total company can

here in the 11 south pars block of the south pars gas field, one of the largest independent gas sources in the world, about 70% of the country's gas needs are supplied from this field , which was completed after 20 years by foreign companies and by iranian engineers the contract of this phase with foreign companies total cnpc of china was concluded, but with the tightening of sanctions, nothing practical happened. until 20 months, relying on the capabilities of iranian experts of iranian companies and the capacity of iranian goods, we were able to have the first production from these platforms. south pars block 11 will increase the country's gross domestic product by 1 percent. our cubic per day annual income of south pars block 11 is close to 5 billion dollars and its production will help to reduce the gas price. we are the largest energy producer in the country with the completion of this development plan, we will be able to produce 56 million cubic meters of gas, 1 million tons of ethane and 1 million tomans of lpg per year , which will create employment for 10 thousand people. arbae

south africa ro'ects stand on ukraine? south africa prejects its _ stand on ukraine?? south africa projects its non- alignments i stand on ukraine? south africa projects its non- alignments inj projects its non— alignments in what we see is an emerging new cold war between china and the west and certainly the invasion, the illegal invasion of ukraine is playing out in the backdrop of their non— alignments. i'm sure your viewers understand that there are historical relationships between south africa and russia, the soviet union supported the ante apartheid movement at the height of apartheid, whereas britain and the us relied with the apartheid regime which further complicates the ties and relationships. they will tell you that south africa and many other african nations cup deeply troubled by vladimir putin reneging on the green deal that he had set with the ukraine that allowed the escort of grain into african nations cup as a consequence of that the price of grain has gone up exponentially on the african continent. it is leading to real food continent. it is leading

south africa stand on ukraine? south africa prejects _ africa stand on ukraine?g cold war between china and the west. and certainly the illegal invasion of ukraine playing out in the backdrop of their nonalignment. viewers will understand the historic relationship between south africa and russia. the soviet union supported the anti—apartheid movement at the height of the apartheid, whereas great britain and the us were allied with the apartheid regime, which further complicates their relationships. south africa and many other african nations were deeply troubled by vladimir putin reneging on the grain deal he had set with ukraine which allow the export of grain to african nations. as a consequence of that, the price has gone up exponentially on the african continent. it's leading to real food insecurity. ii leading to real food insecurity.- leading to real food insecurity. leading to real food insecuri . , insecurity. ifi could 'ust “um insecurity. ifi could 'ust jump in. i insecurity. ifi could 'ust jump in, there i insecurity. ifi could 'ust jump in, there has

of the brakes summits in south africa. and the groups leaders discuss the development of the blog, as well as the establishment of an economic system fits for an area of multiple are to join us. hey, in johannesburg, south africa has a very special coverage. all these work summit today to the issue of security and a peaceful resolution so that ukraine prices have been on the agenda. directions in ukraine, dictated by one thing, putting into the wall that was unleashed by the waste and those satellites and ukraine. because people living in the film past, we are ready to join the assets to best. we can effectively contributed immediacy, spot, everlasting fees. plus dollars are being counted in zimbabwe, after millions of low cost cost of those to choose the country. next president and policy the most go to the world, your watching oxy international mine is pizza. scott's here with all the lights as this wednesday with me. thanks for joining us. and i was talking some breaking news . it's a nicer some media outlets claims. so

andrea on 3 space cross will very soon attempt to touch down on the moon's south pole. now, this comes just days after a similar russian leading atlanta crashed. also coming up on the program, drones target moscow for the 6 nights in a row striking buildings and forcing ad foreclosures. meanwhile, ukraine says roxanne drones, palms grain stores in odessa and lead us from the bricks nation this whole, the 2nd day of this summit in south africa, the wells major emerging economies say that being held back by rich western countries and want to expand that outside of cent alliance plus zimbabwe as i was saying in general elections and made high inflation and unemployment. the opposition hope to end the ruling policies organ forcing. he is in power, the money keeps mccain. and thank you so much for being with us. in less than 2 hours, india will attempt to become the 1st country to land a space craft on the moon's south pole. now the chandra on 3 will shortly attempt to touch down and begin exploring parts of the dark side of the moon. this is india's 2nd attempt. the lunar l

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and south—east by south—east of england.owers in the way. still a few showers in the certainly quite the south and certainly quite a number of showers for scotland and northern ireland with some wetter weather there orkney and northern ireland with some wettshetland. r there orkney and northern ireland with some wettshetland. a here orkney and northern ireland with some wettshetland. a cooler orkney and northern ireland with some wettshetland. a cooler day kney and northern ireland with some wettshetland. a cooler day fory and shetland. a cooler day for many. temperatures down a few degrees, but still fairly warm in the south and humid. then as we go friday, we're all we go into friday, we're all into this cooler and more changeable air flow that many northern parts have had throughout that throughout the week. and that means of sunny spells means a mixture of sunny spells and most on friday and showers for most on friday and showers for most on friday and saturday, especially towards the north northwest the north and northw

africa, a member of the south african delegation to briggs. really appreciate your time. thank you so much. okay, well let me know most of us best take you live inside the summits and see what's going on that as around the pose that is speaker morris and chair of the afternoon . your excellence is lead us of bricks. nations excellence is leaders of africa and the global solve leaders lead us of regional institutions on the ministers, deputy president of the republic of south africa for much stealing. it is a great or not to work i'm. you saw the icon for the breaks outreach and briggs plus when reflecting on the pip posts and then roll on breaks in the weather. today, we are record that button due to conference of 1955 when asian and african nations demanded a great voice for the developing countries in world affairs. their commtrans code for the recognition of the quality of all nations. both large and small, which do share that's common vision of that's the end to adjust the world. we're still sick to overcome from already and divisions. we

it will be turning warmer, a bit more humid in the south — 2a celsius in the south—east, a little bit northern isles. as you move through wednesday night, we see a lot of dry weather around — clear skies, variable cloud. we'll start to import some warmer, more humid air from the south, so we're into the mid—teens, northern ireland, england and wales even much milder across scotland, too. and you can see the orange coloured spreading their way northwards on thursday, as we pick up warm and humid airfrom france and spain. so a much warmer day across the board on thursday. again, variable cloud, some good spells of sunshine, winds coming in from the south, and we'll see those temperatures reaching 25 celsius or so across the central belt of scotland, widespread mid—20s across england and wales, and we could see highs of around 26—27 celsius. but, like i mentioned, it doesn't last — we'll see this cold front spreading across the country during the course of friday, that'll bring the temperatures down again and introduce showers or longer spells of rain, some of which will be thundery acro

the leader of south africa and brazil remind of their position on the ukrainian crisis.st look for ways to a peaceful way out of the conflict, and not wait for it to be resolved on the battlefield. vladimir putin highlights the current situation. cases led the long-term policy of the western countries , which sought to maintain their hegemony. first with the help of western countries. an unconstitutional coup d'état was carried out in this country, and then a war was unleashed against those people who did not agree with this coup d'etat , a brutal war of extermination for 8 years. russia has decided to support people who are fighting for their culture, their traditions, their language, and their future. our actions in ukraine are dictated by only one to put an end to the war that was unleashed by the west and their satellite it is to ukraine against the people living in the donbass that we are grateful to our brix colleagues who are actively involved in trying to stop this situation and achieve a just settlement by peaceful means, the minister of foreign affairs of the b

it is for a trip to south africa. —— is south african counterpart. putin has addressed a summit of the brics group mr putin didn't travel tojohannesburg, where the summit is taking place, but rather attended remotely, due to a threat of arrest for alleged war crimes. these four economies had high potential for growth, all with large populations, but completely different political systems, but the term brics stock, and had theirfirst official meeting in 2009 in russia. a year later south africa joined. russia. a year later south africajoined. it russia. a year later south africa joined. it has emerged as a diplomatic arrival to the g7 group of nations dominated by western democracies. i asked dr roselyn shay from temple university what she thinks the leaders will focus on over the next three days. you know, they are meeting for the next three days. during this time of geoeconomics and geopolitical climate, there is a lot of hype about the meeting. india, some of the top newspapers are very recentlyjust live updating on the whereabouts of the prime min

athletic contest in south carolina because of that flag. you had the basketball coach in carolina leading a march two columbia to take it down. it did not get anywhere so people can change. >> you go can change photo op we know in south carolina, is that change comes incrementally. we are an incrementalist state and how do we balance those two things went you can still drive down california street and see the not -- the monument and the monuments that exist in charleston and the rest of the state. what does further change look like? >> if i can take the perspective of a new south carolinian, when i think about the calhoun statue conversation, or me who just -- i have been here the storage, it is a calhoun-bessie conversation stop you are thinking about the common statue it i am thinking about the bessie statue and dave -- they are the same conversation. doing this conversation and i think what strikes me and i am borrowing this phrase, statues are as much about whatever date commemorative sar about the people who put them up -- they commemo

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