a friend said he died yesterday at his home in the south of france after battling lots of health issuesian. he was 78 years old. >>> it was a record-setting night at the nba all-star game in salt lake city. boston celtics forward jayson tatum set an all-star game record by scoring 55 points. >> it means the world. you think of all the legends and great players that's played this game. in all honesty records are meant to be broken. >> he led the team to a 184-175 victory or team lebron. it was james' first loss in six games as captain. >>> the winners of the british academy film awards or baftas are celebrating. ♪ [ applause ] ♪ lonely street at heartbreak hotel ♪ >> austin butler picked up the best actor award for his role as elvis presley in the bio pic. the biggest winner was the antiwar german drama "all quiet on the western front." it got several awards including best pictures. >>> coming up, senator bernie sanders joins us in the times square studio to discuss his new book, "it's okay to be angry about capitalism." "it's okay t about capitalism." because i won't let uc stop me...fr

france will do the trick. rather too, he is a mixture of stewed fresh vegetables originally from the south of france, which is where a culinary expert shared her special method on how to prepare. it is one of the best known dishes in france and it's pretty healthy too. with a real coney copier of vegetables, russia too, he is the favorite dish of this canary expert. and she's going to give us a great recipe. mm hm. i love rat to e. i eat right. it's april in the summertime, at least 5 times a week. my favorite thing about rights to is that it can be served with almost anything it can be vegan vegetarian, or it can be served with me. i'm victoria told out of sca, i write about food, i'm a cook, and today i'll show you how to make rat to a one of the specialties of nice, nice is situated on the mediterranean coast in provence, from it said that russia to his origins can be traced back to here, it was 1st served in the 18th century, tonia to the raska teaches classes that a culinary school where russia to eat is one of the top recipes and what makes it so popular is that it uses all of the things that everybody h

project, which is an international experimental thermal reactor, which we are now building in the south of franceh , seventy kilometers from marseille, we are 35 countries, seven partners the european union is a large number of countries. right now, seven partners, including china, south korea and india e. here we are in this collective of countries. uh, building this reactor. here it should have a temperature of 300 million degrees and 1,000 seconds. burning duration. this is in response to your question. uh, how do we how much time do we expect to hold today? great please tell us, we're pretty straight up sure it's going to work, yes, which ones or are you so squeamish? no , the physicists who are building the machine are sure that there are no technological physical prohibitions for such an experiment to be implemented, but 30 years ago. they also spoke and 40. now, here we will do it right. uh, 30 years ago they thought we were, uh, they knew they had a one-by-two car in 3 seconds, but they thought it was one by two by 3 seconds. we will have time to produce as much power of thermoelements th

of france focusing primarily on counterterrorism. and counter insurgency. seems like a really strange thing to have figured necessary way back in 2020, to have french soldiers storming the beaches of the south of france. 7000 francs soldiers are involved in these maneuvers and they last until march they started just a few days ago. it's get increasingly difficult to hear western officials paying lip service to peace. under all this belligerent talk and belligerent auction, the german chancellor is in india where he met with prime minister new and remote aid. i've shows had previously stated that the main purpose of his trip was to deepen cooperation between the 2 countries. but the chancellor also sees the chance to take a swing at moscow in the thought the world is suffering as a consequence of russia's aggression. thus, the cooperation between both our countries is of great importance. there are a host of areas in which we can deepen and enhance our co operational, a very important question of securing the supply of food and energy. we have to make sure that countries in asia, africa, and america not too strongly and negatively impacted by the terrible war of aggression that russia starte

of france focusing primarily on counterterrorism. and counter insurgency. seems like a really strange thing to have figured necessary way back in 2020, to have french soldiers storming the beaches of the south of france. 7000 francs soldiers are involved in these maneuvers and the last until march they started just a few days ago. it's get increasingly difficult to hear western officials paying lip service to peace. under all this belligerent talk and belligerent action in front of the russian embassy in berlin, germans calling for peace, have placed schools of roses, and i just destroyed russian tank. the tank was originally placed bear the thought, a monument in support of ukraine. but as you can see, citizens went happy with the intended display of hate, local, say, the nation should be negotiate, should negotiate with the nation to negotiate and solve problems using diplomatic means on to be sure, this is very important. we have 2000 roses to decorate the tank, so our government can finally start negotiating with each other and with others. not only to supply arms, but to establish diplomatic relations and not to act in a rushed manner. that is the most important thing. we have to talk

of france focusing primarily on counterterrorism . and counter insurgency seems like a really strange thing to have figured necessary way back in 2020, to have french soldiers storming the beaches of the south of france. 7000 french soldiers are involved in these maneuvers and they last until march. they started just a few days ago. it's getting increasingly difficult to hear western officials paying lip service to peace under all this belligerent talk and belligerent action. right, so many thanks to those details that sante contributor rachel moss in now in front of the russian empathy and berlin, germans calling for peace, have placed scores of roses on, i destroyed russians. hang a tank was originally placed there as a sort of monument, in support. of ukraine, but as you can see, citizens went happy with the intended display of hate. look who say the nation shouldn't be feeling the war with weapons. no demonizing, russia i get. this is very important. we have 2000 roses to decorate the tank. so our government's confine, you start negotiating with each other and with others. no, so need to supply alms, but to establish diplomatic relations, a not to act in a rushed manner. that is the mos

. >>> beloved actor and comedian richard belzer died sunday at his home in the south of france.e than two decades, belzer played wise cracking detective john munch across ten different tv series including law and order, svu, 30 rock and arrested development. richard belzer was 78 when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exalt you. hi, i'm joel osteen. i'm excited about being with you every week. i hope you'll tune in. you'll be inspired, you'll be encouraged. i'm looking forward to seeing you right here. you are fully loaded and completely equipped for the race that's been designed for you. (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> finally tonight, two octogenarians are l

thus, changing is completely in the south of france, where we see almost reco breaking warms over the last few days. so take to loose, for example, it was mounting on monday, then 15, never going down or 8 on thursday, and slowly, only slow recovering. beyond that, for north africa. well it stopped raining too heavily in morocco. now jerry, there's 2 shells around the atlas branches. they have not gone completely and the wind into strong as it was. so the dust and sand, for example, north nigeria isn't as bad as it was, but this is for many places the hottest month year, surprisingly, maybe in february. and we see near record breaking the high values in senegal and also in nigeria. and i suspect, going to see that for the coming week as well. ah, african story from african perspective. so documentary for you, feel me from that way. we were pioneers of how the comments change the way with me. i'd be happy to go into a physical done with africa direct on al jazeera like the ah ah, look about kill me over there with me. so he'll rob the reminder of all the top stories around $7000.00 tru

. >> norah: beloved actor and comedian richard belzer died sunday at his home in the south of france.than two decades, belzer played wisecracking detective john munch across ten different tv series including "law & order" s filho, 30 iraq, arrested development. richard belzer was 78. when we come back, 281-year-old best friends going on an adventure of lifetime. that's next. >> announcer: this portion of the "cbs evening news" is sponsored by ancestry, bring your family's story to life our ancestors had hope and our ancestors had ambition. born in 1847, formally enslaved, started buying land, was in the house of representatives. we didn't know our family was part of black reconstruction. exactly. okay, seriously. finding out this family history, these things become anchors for your soul. ugh covid-19? and being overweight makes it more risky. i'm calling my doctor. if it's covid, paxlovid. authorized for emergency use, paxlovid is an oral treatment for people 12 and up... who have mild-to-moderate covid-19 and have a high-risk factor for it becoming severe. my symptoms are mild now, b

of france focusing primarily on counterterrorism. and counter insurgency. seems like a really strange thing to have figured necessary way back in 2020, to have french soldiers storming the beaches of the south of france. 7000 francs soldiers are involved in these maneuvers and they last until march they started just a few days ago. it's getting increasingly difficult to hear western officials paying lip service to peace. under all this belligerent talk and belligerent auction among the newly sanctioned russian financial groups is mts bank, which is license to operate in the u. a. the gulf country, central banks, as it will keep dealing with the russians. despite the western pressure, the central bank grunted a license to mts bank to open a branch in abu dhabi as where they proved licensing procedures after the bank fulfilled the criteria for licensing branches of foreign banks. the bank contributed to supporting a legitimate trade between the 2 countries and service in the russian community in the united arab emirates, under the supervision of the central bank, mts high and the other. where is one of the largest commercial groups in russia they own? for instance, the largest mobile phone op

fairly cloudy, but the biggest changes to the west where it was 2 days go spring like in the south of france and in spain. it isn't now if at the warning out for severe snow in many parts of northern spain, that he's going to be significant in the stumpage. however, it will last for probably more than the day by the time we get to friday, the whole things expanded. he still got rain or some snow on high grounded france, and the same is true morocco. now jewelry, but spain itself looks fine again. now there's still a change taking place in central europe. this code normally means more snow on its way through germany and a cold wind even if you don't get that. for example, in brussels, from 6 degrees down to 4, added the windshield and snow shows it's going to feel really light. winter has returned unexpectedly. you know what's happening up in the northwest of this part of africa, but there's also an increase in the likelihood of rain on the coast off west africa . ah, with join the debate, we know that the sector seems empowered by the government and stained by the government. today they are

we've seen low twenties in the south of france, but what's waiting out here is about to come in and change things. it brings cloud and rain extensively to western europe. not a lot of either, but there's quite a strong wind with it. that'll drop temperatures considerably. spain might noticed most bill bauer, for example, though it should be at $14.00 to $15.00. when it starts raining, you get colder and colder, and the wind will bring the temperatures down about 9 degrees for cup to day. so you are going to feel a few days of cold out. be a big contrast, that cold air has also been around the, at this mount is good, lot of snow recently in the still a scattering your rain showers, radi morocco and out. jerry, and that cold wind coming down the coast, casablanca, 17. the wind in land in north africa is a much lighter one. the forecast being less the way of dust and sand. cyclone freddy, having lost those strength, is now interact with east coast madagascar as a windy and wet storm. ah. joined the debate. but you know that the surgeon is empowered by the government and stained by the governm

pan put some butter warm up the dish was invented at the beginning of the 20th century in the south of franceour a mixture of syrup, sea buckthorn and orange into the oil and make a fragrant delicious butter sauce and syrup. today i am cooking pancakes with sea buckthorn, and during our trip to rostov the great, i cooked pancakes with two types of gooseberries. vladislav piskunov went to rostov the great together with the chef ekaterina alyokhina to visit the capital's guests. rostov made an indelible impression. they visited the rostov kremlin, created in the image of paradise on earth, swept across the lake and learned how to beat the buckets, but most importantly, they got acquainted with the original recipes of local cuisine. vladislav also managed to impress the rostovites with pancakes with gooseberries and cottage cheese. they had not tried rostov before. i really liked my pancakes, and i really liked rostov the great . that's why i decided to spend a whole week there with my family after the shooting, butter dissolved in syrup. it turned out so very fragrant, beautiful and very tasty,

>> it is difficult where the pipelines being built of we made good progress last year with france and also connection with the south of france through the sea. we are going to have to work on building these infrastructures so spain and iberian peninsula can contribute to europe >> time is of the essence. everybody is talking about the next winter. how europe decouplies with the supply from russia how will you see the nations in the eu >> the sooner the better there are many things happening. energy efficiency is relevant. green hydrogen and other green methanol and other elelements. the deployment renewables. all of these things happening at the same time. i think in a matter of a couple of years, we will see a significant change in the way europe is going. so far, i think we have been able to also stop the energy bl blackmail that was important for the eu. >> we have the french finance minister highlight it is important for europe member nations to come together on the policy talking about those tax levlevis the u.s. is resisting that move because it is counter productive for their tech companies doing business in

a friend of his tells the hollywood reporter he died as his home in the south of france this morning.not been released, he is survive ised by his wife and two stepdaughters. for more on these and other stories, you can down load the fox news app, scan the qr code on your screen or go to foxnews.com/apps. >>> the house judiciary committee set to hold a is second hearing on the ongoing border crisis thursday, this time in the border city of yuma, arizona. as we take a live look at the southern border, republicans are ripping president biden's new approach to asylum seekers as the crisis continues to overwhelm border agents. senior correspondent casey stegall is live in mission, texas. he has the latest for us. casey. >> reporter: jon, good evening. committee democrats claim they were not consulted about this thursday's field hearing down in yuma, arizona, so they say they will not attend, and they called it a charade. meantime, out here on the front lines of the u.s./mexico border day in and day out federal agents and border communities continue to the be overwhelmed. here in texas the

. >> sandra: a sign you shouldn't have left the south of france. >> john: the weather was horrible. i was actually happy to leave. >> sandra: from the air to the full-fledged train catastrophe monitoring that happened on the ground in the last two weeks. and the big question now is, where is the transportation secretary? and why is there not more help for these people? >> john: plus the irs is cooking up a new plan and folks who make their living on tips may be the target. >> looking at 87,000 new irs agents, the promise was that not going to come after anybody that makes less than $400,000. so we are not doing what the chairman had said, well, going after millionaires and billionaires, this is going after waiters and waitresses. >> as you can imagine, larry kudlow has a couple things to say about that. he's getting warmed up and joins us coming up next. n homeowners: making a big car payment every month? car loans can be expensive and the payments high. consolidate that car loan into a newday home loan and save hundreds every month. we handcraft every stearns & foster® using the fi

he passed away at his home in the south of france yesterday morning. umerous acting credits over his decades-long career but best known for his role on law and or order. cause of death has not been released. he is survived by his wife and two stepdaughters. >> bill: he was living in france. on that show for 23 years. >> dana: that show is very popular. that's a long time. can you and i make it that long? >> bill: not sure. >> dana: we'll see. i say yes. >> bill: i say yes, too, then. so now a popular italian restaurant banning children under the age of ten sparking a maiming major debate in new jersey. it is where madison all worth from fox business is standing by. what's the deal, madison? >> the competition is appleby's offering free meals for kids under ten. it all started because a restaurant down the road changed who was allowed in the restaurant. they announced they would ban kids under ten years of age from eating in their restaurant. it caused backlash. the restaurant sent us a statement they had to re-evaluate how they approached dining and did

it had gone to buy weapons, turns out actually quite a lot of it had gone to buy villas in the south of france or apartments in london. we missed the resurgence of ukrainian civil society. it's a society that's really built from the ground up and not the top down. a lot of young people run it. it's -- you see many ministers and deputy ministers who are in their 30s and 40s. they really replaced the generation of kind of post-soviet leaders who led the country up until -- up until, you know, 8 or 9 years ago. and we misread how the war was going to go. i think it's worth continually asking ourselves whether or not we're misreading what's going to happen in the next few months or couple of years as well. i think your framing in that sense is absolutely right. >> and all of those mistakes or false assumptions or things proven wrong all sort of go in one direction, all lend us to overestimating russia's capabilities and underestimating ukraine's. is it possible after a year we're in danger of overcorrecting for that and overestimating what ukraine can stand, underestimating particularly what the r

the scandal of fake documents of thousands of american nurses. in factory 50 kilometers south of reuters, france is now facing the challenge of nuclear waste after switching back to nuclear power. according to a report by the french government, some of the country's nuclear facilities have only two years to replace saturated nuclear waste tanks. while the president of france ordered a new nuclear reactor to be built in this country by 2050 , he canceled the permission to hold a ceremony of a group of extremists in this country. the crime of quranic medicine is the decision of the police nouri saati announced after summoning the ambassador of this country to turkey, although he did not call the actions of extremist groups illegal in desecration of the koran, but he said that such actions should be avoided. the war in ukraine will never stop. he is busy campaigning for the 2024 election . he also said that if he gets back in the white house , he will stop sending aid to ukraine and seek negotiations between moscow and kiev. american nurse in astana has placed unemployment, according to the report

fellow west point grads, south of france -- >> i truly believe he is innocent. in. >> were you surprised at the amount of support that georgia? >> no, no, george, he makes lifelong connections. that's part of his generosity. >> so, on a searing hot summer day, in late august 2015 -- >> good morning. >> those lifelong connections sat on one side of a las vegas courtroom. >> george was adamant that this go to trial. he would not accept any plea deals, anything. >> on the other sign, a sea of hot pink. >> there was an outpouring every day. lots of people that showed up wearing pink. >> why that? >> pink was shawn's favorite color, and not pale pink, a pink. >> ex work mates were there to. >> i wanted the jury to see that she was not just a vegas cocktail waitress. that she was a good person, beautiful person, good human being. >> prosecutors told the jury that we'll know greyhound stevens was the admitted killer of shauna tfa, he never would have done it, if george did not put enough to it. >> he had a singular goal of, i need to kill my wife, and he has to keep pus

great britain introduced colonies in africa, india, the australian commonwealth of asia , north and south america, france captured half of africa and half of the indochina. belgium owned the congo germany had a colony in africa asia south america and oceania belonged to somalia and ethiopia libya spain owned colonies in south america and africa portugal captured colonies several times larger than its area and population of the united states that took place in the colonies are well known and documented millions of lost lives slavery a ruthless and shameless robbery, a former british diplomat political scientist, writer william malinson studied the colonial system of europe as the reason for its formation and collapse for nazism. in the general world understanding, only one thing is important, there is a nation, the lord who is allowed everything and the nation is a slave for the europeans, the african indians were slaves. the only reasonable solution for an inferior race is its destruction by the english writer herbert walls. children, russian jewish ideas were spread throughout europe. this justified the

it turns out quit a lot went to buy villas in the south of france or london. e story of ukraine. we missed the reconstruction of ukraine that took place after 2014. we missed the resurgence of ukraine in civil society. it is built from the ground up and not the top down. a lot of young people run it. you see many ministers and deputy ministers in their 30s and 40s. they led the country until eight or nine years ago. and we misread how the war would go. so i think it is worth continually asking ourselves whether we're not misreading what will happen in the next few months, or the next couple years as well. so i think your framing in that sense is absolutely right. >> and all of those mistakes, or false assumptions, things going wrong, they all lend to us overestimating russia's capabilities and underestimating ukraine's. is it possible after a year that we're in danger. overcorrecting and overestimating what ukraine can withstand, underestimating what russia, particularly the russian military, is capable of? >> so the russian military, most people watching it do

snow on the northern flank of that's just around the balkans, northern areas of italy pushing down into the far south west of france. maybe some snow way towards the pyrenees as well. could even see some snow around the valley. eric side of the high ground, emma yorkie. yep. you could see some snow here, and there will be some very heavy rain and the likelihood of some flooding temperature struggle even in madrid. 5 degrees celsius here warms up a touch as we go on into tuesday. asked tom still churning away in that western side of the wet, more wet and windy weather coming in as i stayed over toward sea balkans, pushing across into we're grace into bulgaria. we'll see some wet weather here as well, but the eastern side of the med not too bad. we got some warmth for car right around 26 degrees and very windy for libya. ah. but in 543, he won a front takes on the big issues. this isn't a one off. he's talking about a systemic issue here. black labs don't really matter in the police were unflinching questions. this war with lawanda, imminent rigorous debate. people who are dying because of lack of treatment, challeng

thus chasing is completely in the south of france, where we see almost reco breaking warmth over the last few days. so take to lose, for example, it was 19 on monday, then 15. now going down to 8 on thursday and slowly only slowly recovering. beyond that, from north africa. well it stopped raining too heavily in morocco. now g, rivers to shout around the atlas bank. they had not gone completely and the wind into strong as it was. so the dust and sand, for example in north nigeria isn't as bad as it was, but this is for many places the this month. yes, surprising though, it may be in february and we see near record breaking high values, incentive goal, and also nigeria. and i suspect going to see that for the coming week as well. ah ah ah. examining the impact of today's headlines, this is what is the what about ensuring that we cannot continue? let count on that and setting the agenda for tomorrow's discussions. i don't believe that i think in the face that is willing to kill international filmmakers and world class journalists, bring programs to inform and inspire you need to have a

managed to escape police custody in italy and settled in saint—etienne, which is a city in the south—west of franceaolo and got a job as a pizza chef at an italian restaurant. so, for 16 years, he led a very quiet life but back in italy, anti—mafia prosecutors never stopped looking for him. and he got a bit too confident. injuly 2021, he gave an interview to a local french newspaper where he boasted about his restaurant's home—made recipes, like tortellini or risotto, and so, eventually italian and french authorities tracked him down. this is the second high—profile mafia arrest in a matter of weeks, isn't it? that's right. so, as you say, just a few weeks ago, italy's most wanted boss, matteo messina denaro, was arrested in sicily and he had been on the run for 30 years and committed some of the most horrific crimes that italy had ever seen. so, both of these arrests are a huge win for anti—mafia prosecutors. sofia bettiza there. the president of brazil has brought a bill forward. the country is in the fourth week of protests and the key is to pass track new elections of the former president who w

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great britain owned colonies in africa, india, china, the australian commonwealth of asia, north and south america, france captured semi-africa and half of inde-china. belgium owned congo germany had colonies in africa asia south america and oceania italy belonged to somalia and ethiopia libya eritre, spain owned colonies in south america and in africa, portugal captured colonies several times larger than it in area and population from the europeans did not lag behind, and the united states thus at the beginning of the 20th century divided most of the world among themselves several colonies, holding in the colonies well -known and documented millions. a ruthless and unabashed robbery, the former british diplomat, political scientist, writer william malinson studied the colonial system of europe as the reason for its formation and collapse for nazism. in the general world understanding, only one thing is important - there is a nation gentlemen, who is allowed to do everything and the nation slaves for europeans, indians, africans for hitler, jews, gypsies and slavs were slaves. it's cynical. the only reaso

you can see it in london, in belgrade square and in the south of france and aspen. s enabled villas, private jets and yachts. you can do that for one year, five years but not for 20 years and not have people not getting upset stop it is not like borisjohnson, if he loses power, he can go on the lecture circuit. if putin loses power, he goes to jail, he loses his money and he dies. what does he do? he is terrified of his own people. if the west does _ terrified of his own people. if the west does not _ terrified of his own people. if the west does not take _ terrified of his own people. if the west does not take him - terrified of his own people. if the west does not take him on i terrified of his own people. if the west does not take him on with everything ukraine asks for, what in your view are the consequences? we spoke to the polish president and it was striking. he said, if it is not stopped, it might be poland next and other countries in the baltic. there is no question- _ other countries in the baltic. there is no question. putin _ other countries in the baltic

of peace and reconciliation into communal violence. still plague south sudan despite the end of a civil war in 2018. pope frances landed in south to dance capital juba to a warm welcome pilgrims from across the country, greeted the pontiff, many of whom had walked 10 days to be here. so have been very happy with 680 is. i feel like maybe like a something burning let the 86 year old pope is in the country as it continues to grapple with widespread violence. since south sudan gained independence in 2011, hundreds of thousands have been killed. a millions displaced a deal was struck between rival silva cur, enrique mcgraw. now president and vice president respectively on their last visit to the vatican. the pope called on them to work together. on friday, he made a fresh appeal hip in his lust that hopefully no more bloodshed, no more conflicts, no more violence or accusations and blame. let the people wish for peace. no more. yet violence along ethnic lines remains wide spread it miss divide of nation sport. now the women's wonders like a returns this weekend with defending champions. walls were 5 point to clear at the top of the table wi

the south of britain, the north of france, early this morning saw such an object in the sky, but in this, no statements about chinese probes, and their dangers did not say that this is a meteoroid that is the name of a relatively small asteroid with a diameter of up to 10 m. this one was about a meter , didn’t fall anywhere, didn’t crash into anything, burned down over lanchamp. well, now about the weather and the warning storm wind and snowfall is common in the crimea in the kuban and in kalmyk, meanwhile, today in sochi they already eliminated the consequences of bad weather , we will talk in more detail with the leading specialist of the phobos center alina katelevskaya. she is live alena hello, the new blow of the elements will be stronger than the night one. well, you know, in the kuban tomorrow the intensity of atmospheric processes is comparable to the past weather, but it will continue on wednesday, but for the neighboring crimea and kalmyks , the weather is significantly worse than the current situation. sometimes it is a privilege to see roses and eucalyptus blooming under the

but what the inhabitants of the south of britain and the north of france saw today the object is alsoange and also strange that in this case there are no statements about chinese probes. no one did, they said that this is a meteoroid, as they call a relatively small asteroid with a diameter of up to 10 m, it didn’t fall anywhere, it didn’t crash into anything that burned down over the english channel. well, now about five trillion rubles will be allocated to the news in our country from the budget for the five-year state program for the construction of important facilities, both federal and large regional, its implementation was discussed today in the government, and deputy prime minister marat usnulin spoke about priority areas, economic growth set the task of developing additional mechanisms to ensure the stability of regional budgets. we continue to work to support the subjects of the russian federation and today we will allocate about 9 1/2 billion rubles. for ten regions, these funds will help strengthen their budgets, balance revenue and accordingly, the expenditure part anatoly

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residents of the south of britain and the north of france saw early this morning in the sky, such a remarkable case, no statements about chinese probes. no one did their dangers, they said that this is a meteoroid , the so-called relatively small asteroid with a diameter of up to 10 m. this one was about a meter, did not fall anywhere , did not crash into anything, burned down during a calm break. russia in 2023 will go to friendly countries more than 80% of exports, oil said deputy prime minister alexander novak will change not only the direction of supplies, but also the mechanism for calculating prices, this will affect how taxes are collected. my colleague understood the topic. our economic columnist vera moroz ver- greetings a. what will such changes bring? greetings yes, at least it is more certainty of tax revenues for budgets. the price of oil for taxes will be calculated according to a new scheme , the russian government proposes to adjust the procedure for determining the cost of our oil yuurs when calculating the reverse excise tax, as well as taxes on the extraction of mineral reso