was picture that did it. st john's church. i've been giving you a lot of examples of historic artifacts in this building. not a museum, although may feel that that's why they know it noted for the fact that it's here so long, the fact that it's been associated presidents. but one thing that is absolutely the case is that this church has been an integral of washington from its very beginning as a as a worship place when st john's its 100th anniversary service. the centennial service. it was held in 1917 and january. the keynote speaker was senator cabot lodge of massachusetts and on that occasion, he up what was true then? i would submit it's still true today about the nature of this place, its role in washington history, he said to all that has happened within sight, this spot, all that, this has seen. looking across the square would be to tell in large part the history of the united states. that was a true statement and it's a true statement today. st john's is still an integral part of washington d.c. it conti

st. george the victorious, striking with a spear dragon. a relic that leaves the hermitage collections is carefully carried into the hall and carefully unwrapped: this is the st. george banner of the kiev grenadier regiment. this is the first time this collective award has been awarded for military valor. before the era of alexander ii, such... did not exist. the st. george banner or the st. george standard in the regular cavalry is distinguished by the fact that instead of a two-legged eagle , the st. george cross is placed on the pommel; the award set includes st. george ribbons with silver tassels. on the kyiv banner along the perimeter of the shelf there is an inscription: for the feat at shangrabin. the campaign of 805 was generally filled with the exploits of the russian army, the famous battle of shengrabeni, where the five-thousand-strong corps, which... for the exploits in this battle, several regiments of the russian army received the first st. george's awards, these were the infantry kiev grenoger regiment, the cavalry chernigov dragoon regim

and one way that caused them to step in us shut the color st. this document is a personal letter from the timeouts. bishop alisha step and that's it's dated november, the 29th. but this is from 1979. just imagine that's more or less a year before croatia was officially proclaimed and recognized as the newly formed independent state of croatia. from this measure it becomes abundantly clear that the knowledge of bishop alicia's step in that's is a committed and notorious mtc much simply what he did just a you know, the salt to break out of the 2nd world war was to attack the jewish sylvia and populations but isn't the job of a high priest, even the highest of priests as archbishop of sa grab. so what did happen with the us on if it's extermination camps incentive, it's remained active up to the very last day. you'll now see what was left then purchase, and if it's looked like on the day, you had to liberate us into the ex demonstration. come the cost to ship. detain is being held in the camp tried to escape, but in the haste they simply wanted to b

st. george cross. its numbering begins again from 1913. and it was already in 1943 thatory, the heir to the st. george cross, was approved. and this statute of forty- three largely repeats the statute. 1913 in 1943, on a wave of spiritual upsurge in the country from the consciousness of accomplished victories, in the red army was given back the previously abolished shoulder straps, the rank of officer was revived, they began to talk more about continuity and recall the outstanding commanders of the past , the order of glory was established on november 8, 1943, it was awarded for the personal bravery of ordinary sergeants foreman; for the heroes it became, as it were, a continuation of history. insignia of the military order, and it was not by chance that they wore it on the st. george ribbon. recipients of the order of glory were revered no less than the heroes of the soviet union and were honored at the highest level. a holiday when the reward finds the hero. tanker fyodor vasilievich, his last name is not mentioned in the story. in 1965 , the order of glory, third clas

the 2nd, the question of whether the cardinal step or not you should be proclaimed to st. that process makes it very important that we know and confirm what archbishop step in actually really de a dentist draw. his letters can be found personal messages to the pope, claiming to have done a wonderful job on the croatian catholic church. having from early 1944 to this day. more than 200000 converts people who chose to face to change their religion from orthodox and became catholic the most and that the episode was months. a new message is just one example. when it had become undeniably clear, the crow aisha was losing the wall archbishop's step and was invited and received personally by the independent relation head of state and type of village. here we see the heavy duty that he was saved as a mission to do his best in order to save leading political, sagos, and independent correlations. military leads during the days, months and years of his tenure and he did do his best. he fulfilled the commission and that's sense, relatively cardinal step. and that you might actually be cons

st. george. its numbering begins again from 1913. and it was already 1943 that of glory was approved, the heir st. george's cross. and here is this statute. of the third year largely repeats the statute of 1913. in 1943, on the wave of spiritual upsurge in the country from the consciousness of the victories that had been accomplished , previously abolished shoulder straps were returned to the red army, values ​​​​to remind of the outstanding commanders of the past, the order of glory was established on november 8, 1943, it was awarded for the personal bravery of ordinary sergeants - sergeant major for the heroes, it became like a continuation of the history of the military insignia. order, and it was not by chance that they wore it on the st. george’s ribbon. knights of the order of glory were revered no less heroes of the soviet union were honored at the highest level. a holiday when the reward finds the hero, dancing in the plot. in 1965, the order of glory, third degree, was awarded. fyodor vasilyevich did not know about the award for 22 years. on the canon o

st. petersburg. we now see thatfortunately, some foreign investors are leaving the russian market, and often not even of their own free will, they are forced to do this, but what about who comes to their place, what investors are now developing the economy of san petersburg. you know, at first we had certain problems, because there really were many. life, our entire history, so we calmly replaced it, there were problems, some other ones. yes, of course not, and we proved it with all our echoes, everything is quick at once, but we... didn’t really feel it, i want to say that today there is unemployment in st. petersburg 1.7%, the lowest in the country, average wage the fee is 1000 according to economics, that is, good to show. and now let’s talk about economics and politics in latin america. much has been said this week about the shock therapy prescribed in his country by the newly elected argentine president javier miley. but much less is discussed about what the authorities in cuba proposed almost simultaneously, a

that is , absolutely nothing has changed from the first time, st. ia cathedral, it chooses people, not all people stay here, and not everyone likes to come here, that’s what st. sophia cathedral is, here is time, it’s like would stop, the feeling that you are in some other world, maybe even to yourself somehow... here you are doing what someone asks you to do somehow from within, i guess you can say so, polotsk and the st. sophia cathedral is truly the soul of belarus and working here is a great honor, pleasure and i always feel like this when i approach the cathedral, there is a different atmosphere, a different aura, and so... you fly a little, here he is flying over the dvina, like such a big white ship, and you are with him, so a little paris and somehow good , here all anxieties and worries go away, here somehow there is its own atmosphere, its own aura. “we will introduce you to belarusians who deliberately exchanged the city for the village , about 10 years old, just a simple country house, one fine day in the winter they came to minsk, stayed

st. that's for stake, nowhere the the the ship can look like some countries give up, its silver in team exchange percentages, and become someone set the night. russia must remain salt driven and independent. that's the message coming from the present. the flag may have preaching during a raleigh by the ruling. coal street also has the lease, and it is rarely asteroids are reported to kills nearly 50 palestinians in residential areas. french little lake is condemned, is well over the killing of a french government. the worker was in a private residence during an idea of all gone on the i.

st. george's awards were complained about that in 1917, soldiers' crosses began to be made not from preciously from white and yellow metals. here nicholas ii personally awards the lower crosses of st. ranks. on the right is general brusilov, he has the order of st. george, fourth degree for the capture of gallich and third degree for repelling attacks on the gorodok position, he also has the st. george weapon with diamonds. baron wrangel, order of st. george, fourth degree, he received for the attack near kaushen on august 6, 1914, when he led his cavalry squadron through several german rows of wire fences and took a battery. he also has the st. george cross, fourth degree, with a laurel branch. released as a woman and a doctor, she is having hidden the banner on herself, she takes it out to her own people, this produces, so to speak, such a powerful effect, including on grand duke nikolai nikolaevich, the supreme commander-in-chief, that he immediately awards her with as many as three st. george medals, fourth, third, second class, and then soon she received a first-class medal, and so... s

st. that's for stake nowhere. the story ruling by india supreme court will see the union territory of jonathan's cache may have fully incorporated into the country with elections to be held within 9 months. also, a heavy smoker need to launch into this central development camera incidence. and by the occupational i'm going to displace people again, re forces, continue operations around the job lea, a refugee camp displaced palestinians of pushed the south web foaming, intensified amid the ongoing doha floor and on the middle east, conflicts between the date in 5 minutes to close out as well the impunity stressing the value of palestinian lives.

and that's all because of st. jude.hen you call or go online with your credit or debit card right now, we'll send you this st. jude t-shirt you can wear to show your support to help st. jude save the lives of these children. mother (speaking spanish): narrator: every gift counts, and whatever you can give will make a difference. [music playing] [indistinct chatter] i knew that the shelter was an emergency temporary shelter. we were not going to house them long-term at st. andrews. like, that's just not feasible. they got hugs. they got kisses. they got clothing. they got food. we did everything we could, but unfortunately we don't have a lot of resources. people have the idea that here is this paradise. it's beautiful and blue. but this is not the reality of the island. we have a lot of people who needs food, who needs shelter. we have 50 cots laid out in a small church space. there was only one or two bathrooms, so we moved people at cape cod. [intense music] [muffled conversation] i'm here on the bus. and we're on our

st. george standard in the regular cavalry is distinguished by the fact that instead of a double-headed eagle the pommel st. george's cross the award set includes st. george's ribbons with silver ones. the age of catherine, the age of great military glory of the russians, demanded the appearance of an order that would be given for military merit. here is the decree of empress catherine the great dated november 26 , 1769, this is december 9 in the new style, the imperial military order of the holy great martyr victorious george was established. this award was given to officers for excellence on the battlefield, because george. victorious, first of all the conqueror of evil. the statute says that this order should never be removed, because by merit it acquired, however, before 1855, the fourth degree of george could be obtained for length of service. the first holders of the order, prince potemkin tauride, admiral ushakov, count rumyantsev. the order was established only for officers. catherine's grandson alexander ii expanded the social scope of the award by establishing... in the sixth and se

visit a place that probably not everyone can find themselves in, i was on the roof that building that adjoins strally could touch the dome of the cathedral with my hand st. peter, well, that is, already in the vatican it turns out, this is in the vatican, yes, this is directly in the vatican, from the place where i was there, this square is clearly visible in front of me. they are the same as us, everything is the same for them , here they are torn off, here they don’t succeed, there is a staircase along which somewhere i climbed there, well , i won’t tell you in detail, but you also ask yourself questions about where it all comes from, and then you start talking with these people and you understand how different we are, this difference, it was not by chance that i said about this the square on which the christmas tree is installed, because look, no one in the west thinks about this, no one asks this question , they say all the time, we can’t... install this, as they say, christian tree, christmas tree, because that here we will offend someone, there we will offend someone, but in russia the chr

st. petersburg that’s why - there's a lot of that these men in squares with glasses, well, in fact, in stin lived somewhere in st. petersburg, it seemed to me that this city suited the character, you still didn’t answer us how you rose to pechkin, well, first of all , simply because of the external similarity , i was there for about a year, probably since i was 13.5, they just periodically called me. not only because of the mustache, perhaps, that is, i have a long nose, as it were his own mustache, that is, nothing is pasted on , he is tall himself , he is tall, and somehow pechkin, pechkin, but you see, you can how, you can be offended by this, for example, but you can take the initiative into your own hands and receive dividends from it decent, well, relatively speaking, but again, here’s the opportunity to get on such a wonderful show - quarry things, an accordion, a pioneer drum, a tambourine, a pioneer horn, a collection of vinyl records 1.cha, two vinyl players , one potyphon, a collection of hats, peach with wigwam, that i dream of living quite secluded, without a mechanic, of cou

that certain dangerous, for a regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are in st. that stage know where the your courage and leadership and tenacity in journalism and published and it looks exactly like it. and it just just depends on it the the wiki links using non state hospital intelligence service. i think the man, as i talked her hard tech turner's to trainer a trains and he has to answer for what he has done. assange trace it up to a 175 years in prison for publishing classified documents, exposing us to our crime center, rock and us grandstand. she has been detained since the 7th of december, 2010 in one form or another. and we are now here off to the office press, the julian pool son was born in 1971 in town, the skill australia, the in 2006, he found it was a non profit, major organization with the i'm to provide an in of a to secure anonymous way for sophie's to leak information. the in april 2010, the organization came to international attention. when they released a video showing a war crime by the us treat in iraq the in may 2010 private manning was arreste

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it’s not a shame that pashinyan flew to st. petersburg, but didn’t fly to minsk to see you. rence does it make, it’s military-political? csto, and this is the economy. therefore, i knew that he would fly to st. petersburg, i supported him in this then, and i support him now. which one is it? armenia, we won’t lose armenia from among our friends, well, if armenia wants to die, economically, then we will we may lose, but i don’t think that armenians are stupid people. vladimir putin warmly welcomed everyone before the start of the meeting, and in his speech he spoke specifically about the economic successes of the eurasian union. trade turnover between countries has doubled over 10 years, an impressive result, and the payment goes in many ways. in national currencies. there was a delegation from iran at the meeting today. together with the eac, the islamic republic today signed an agreement on a free trade zone. the agreement benefits everyone. iran is 90 million people population, fuel, minerals. and now most goods will pass through borders duty-free. the eu is also negotiatin

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peter's cathedral, that is right on the roof itself, literally i could touch the dome of st. vatican, yes, this is directly in the vatican from the place where i was there, this square in front of the cathedral is perfectly visible , on which this christmas tree is installed, on where people come together, there is a strange feeling when...

st. that's taking away the welcome back to the whistle blowers. i'm john kerry onto we're speaking with yes. meeting with charging me about her whistle blowing in the food industry and the protection of children. good to have you with us. he has mean thanks again. thank you to. yes, mean, i'd like to ask you about your court case, which you filed in the swiss can ton of vote. the court condemned nestle group for failing to protect you when you made your revelations. one of the things that came up in the media when you won that case was that this was parliament had really done nothing, substantive to protect whistle blowers in the country. we hear the same thing about this with banking industry. what can you tell us about changes that may have been made to protect whistle blowers know even do i have been reaching writing to alternatives time and again. they just it miller. and i would say is even worse. because as you know, there is a international labor organization has established a convention against bullying and harassment was why those have to

that certain too dangerous for a regular civilian should be in the hands of those people who are in st. that stage, no way the video can units in southern gather is founded by id of strikes and local hospitals are struggling to cope with the influx of what did civilian and that's as id of if advancing south wasn't being played relative of those of definitely by him out of take to the streets of tel aviv after these reading media said the 3 hostages mistaking the killed by the idea of waving white flags. we hear from some of the protest. sean, is it a new policy that we just you people i don't understand.

st. that's for stake nowhere the welcome back to the m. o. i'm a no a chance professor peter cruz dick is back with us. thank you for sticking with us professor. so let's just hop right to it because there's obviously a lot of talked about when it comes to this man. henry gives near. let's move away from asian for a moment and had to latin america for as much as washington likes to harper about democracy and human rights. under kissinger's watch and his careful direction. the 20th century sol, brutal dictatorships be installed across south america who were friendly to the us, but certainly not a boons or human rights. many say today's influx of spanish speaking migrants can be traced back to kissinger as policies that be stabilized. much of that content, can you give us sort of a birds eye view on his role in latin america? a good it, as the most egregious example of what kissinger did was any really, this was very much hands on and his policy was over throwing the end a government and see why i and they got elected as a democratic socialist

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st. petersburg, that’s why, so the st. it, we are all here as one, so everyone is ready for battle, the spirit is high , what is my rank, i’m a sergeant, first class, that’s why, that is, you also have naval ranks, yes, yes, yes, absolutely right, that’s why we’re training, training, contract soldier , yes of course. how many calendars are there already? here i signed a contract on august 23, that is, well, just 3 months, and before that, and before that i served in the satellite marine corps, also in the northern fleet, but there i serve on conscript duty, that is, it turns out conscript, then i was mobilized, no no mobilized, i went voluntarily, well done, i went voluntarily, my father’s relatives live here, well, not here, in the khmelnitsky region, these bastards cut out... the whole family, so this was the starting point that i would go to defend my homeland when they died? well, literally maybe three or four months ago, i received a message, what should i do? and why for what? the war is unknown, but they, like , don’

st. that's for sake. nowhere in the late 18 ninety's, french soldiers led by general to boot. i arrived in asia with the goal of expanding french control in west africa to the territory of more than shot. nowhere on on sunday. i mean, he's stuck up some issues around the cars and just showing the list to the tent, the food i on least one of the most horrific campaigns of atrocities to have ever taken place in the history of the continent. liability getting hold of somebody. i know the pushing me to download a i'm glassy follow derek g. so they put the national most likely multiple villages with devastated a numerous members of resistance groups and what the headed on that department is in for us to get the young investigator in search of his own identity and box on that you need to africa. the choices general go with ice, blood drenched roots in an effort to establish how your legacy still echoes throughout the confidence. so my name is center and i come from england and i've come ready to find out more about the, the mission of lake and the history of colonialism in, in the r

st. sophia cathedral in polotsk, i actually thought that she was going to bulgaria to work, because i didn know anything about polotsk, and the st. sophia cathedral was associated with another country more southern, that’s the feeling when i first saw the cathedral, it was like this, and oh, this is some kind of miracle, but it still remains, because when you enter the territory of the cathedral, you have a different mood, you... i don’t know people at all who are happy about the fact that this war it’s like it’s going on, no one is happy at all, we ourselves have given the opportunity to our enemies, as if yes, not only to dismember us, but also to force us. with the same beasts as your enemies, you lose, even if you win, if we stop being human, we will lose, even if we formally win, that is our success, in this, in the fact that we are still holding on to this, markov’s project is nothing personal, watch on the belarus 24 tv channel, we are the only ones in the world, you and i, who stand up to our full height, will say, no, we can stand up to our full height against the huge conglomerat

we also have a rock band that performs all these well-known hits, that is, it will be such a mixture, the adventures of st. nicholas, which we are used to, that is, that good conquers evil, nicholas must come and give gifts to obedient children , but occur in the course of the plot some obstacles, you will be able to talk about the obstacles already on monday, i will not tell you, and this is such an action, which is even called cascotherapy, that is, it is an opportunity that is not ours now... it is a difficult time, after all , to detach from this, yes from our war and dive a little into the world of childhood, because first of all we are all children, lyudmila, you talked about the action itself, dudarika itself, but i would also like, maybe each of you will remember some episodes from your childhood, because here you can say, and both good and dark forces sit, because mr. taras is an angel, and in my childhood i was a little devil, a little devil, a devil, an antipoke, so i always got such a role in these events before nicholas, and also in vertep, but i lived in kyiv for many years , er, i traveled

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now, with her boxer winston churchill, karen kneissl has moved to st petersburg. she claims thats at home. she was seen as too close to russia. it was all about not being able to work. so this was number one and that was political pressure. she's running a russian think tank. controversial considering russia's war in ukraine. isn't there a danger that by being here that you are legitimising the invasion, the war and also the domestic repression that takes place in russia? well, so far, i have not seen any sort of repression in my immediate surrounding. i can work here in a kind of academic freedom, which i started missing when i was still teaching at various universities. just a few days ago in this city, a young russian woman was sent to prison for seven years for replacing some price tags in a supermarket with anti—war slogans. yeah. and so what do i have to do with that? i just explained at length the situation that i have been going through. and what about that dance? you see, i've done other things in my life before and after, and honestly, it's so boring. honestly, it's ver

assessment of how they are dealing with the conflict in a manner that is inconsistent with of the the sts that are being set. we hope that there will be an opportunity today to demonstrate the security council's able to undertake its responsibilities and unfortunately, if there are those who will oppose the principlepr of a cease-fire i'm sure many will regard it as a form of endorsement of the conditions that exist in gaza today. >> thank you very much. and thank you all it's been very clearn what your message is manage your perspective on how to grapple with this tremendous tragedy. i think it is an opportunity to talk now about the audience. we might want to come back to the question of what happens if and when this resolution is not adopted and the position has been to oppose it. miracles can happen in the security council. where do we go from there any particular focus on the transition period moving from the conflict to climatic and political solutions to achieve your aims. >> we have a few questions from our online audience. after the fighting ends, how to the states play the role in re

st. nicholas, i think that according to my conviction, now every er, guard in the army, it is for st.s, he stands for us and we rely on him very much, er, i, by the way , i also collect books for our defenders who are currently undergoing rehabilitation, those who have lost limbs, and if, oh, great, many people are already joining, many writers, also, just some of my acquaintances, this is incredible, i did not expect such a response , but there is already such a pile of books in the trunk, he is driving, waiting to see ilk lemkom, literally such a lioness, he gave more than two of his books and, in principle, he is ready to give them to the military, books are also very cool when they need them, because it is such a connection. as if it brings you into such normality, of course, i have not only these orders, i hope that if everything goes well with the performance and we are in the plus, then all these funds will go to the car for the part with which i work, and this is aerial reconnaissance, and because it seems to me that there must be a constant movement, without which we cannot w

he led me into the courtyard, just me at that time. allowed to come to st. t, well, even look, even now you can see, you see, this dry brick, it’s not good for me, but when you water it, it seems to become a little richer, they take it out of their workshop, which was not far away, which means a tank of gasoline, a canister in general, he starts from behind, sitting me on a table in front of the wall, to water, that means the wall in general , that means from this one, that he has a lot of cockroaches in his head, which means i think, yeah, that means he’s decided on me filmed against the backdrop of a wall of fire, and god forbid, i’m still mine, so to speak my back will light up, my vest, i asked misha , i say, well, come closer, stand like this here, he’s right there on this one, by the way, on a chair, from my workshop, and misha is like this all the time, that’s all time, i say, no , valera, i won’t act like that, he came up, he said, for a sniff, water, despite the difference in temperament, at art school, carpenters and shimyakin became close friends,

i heard from rumors that a family arrived and they were told to take two of them to st. at’s what we’re looking for now in america, which is older, older, yes, she didn’t want to go there in this family, why not wanted, we still don’t know anything to this day, she said they wouldn’t go, but... that is , she understood that these were not her own parents and she didn’t want to go to them and didn’t want to, and the girls couldn’t be separated, well there was no way, there was no way, and somehow they made a document , well, you know, maybe it was bribed, we don’t know how, well, they did it , they did it, in general, they took one girl to st. petersburg, but they took him away, yes, this people , she was still there, this people, she lived in this hospital, and we heard that they took her to the city, she was first in the children's department in landepokha, ended up in an orphanage , and then they said, 10 people were taken from there, in the nineties it was, 10, 10 people were taken by plane to america, we don’t know anything else, when you told your son about your sist

st. petersburg, that’s why, so st.es, come on, we’re all here as one, so we’re all ready for battle, the spirit is high, what’s the rank of the main one, here i am, i’m a sergeant, first -class officer, that’s why, that is, you also have naval ranks, yes, yes, yes, absolutely right , that’s why we are training, training , contract soldier, yes, that’s right, how many calendars have already been, uh, here i signed a contract on august 23, that is, well, absolutely, 3 months, right? before that, before that i served in satellite, the marine corps, also the northern fleet, well, i served conscript there, that is , it turns out conscript, then they mobilized, i don’t mobilize, i went voluntarily, well done, i went voluntarily, my father’s relatives live here, well, not here, in khmelnitsky region, these bastards massacred the whole family, so this was the starting point that i would go to defend my homeland when they died. literally maybe three or four months ago there was a nightmare, then a message came, well, what to do

and that's why the scientists keep each kind of wastewater set price that st. choose that fee sees un, don't end up in recycling. the technology being developed here could be especially important in times of war to scarcity mix, they could show here in switzerland. we're already seeing a certain regions, certain times of the year. it could really benefit from using water, but we want to be prepared in gain experience on how to deal with the challenges of the future. again. one of these challenges, for example, is the increasingly hot summers in urban areas with cities get hot to they need more time spent. most of it's being recycled but isn't quite few enough to post. most students drinking water could make a real difference or should be fine, but these trees, you see here, for example, gladish. we could use it to water, the trees, it's advance for which in turn could how cool lot of serenity area really excessive households produced plenty of greyboard when people brush the teeth shower and wash known drink, for example, recycling it right on the spot and reusi