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that's something that they've stated time and time again at the same time. and we heard that earlier from the german tons of the offshore it's, it is becoming more important for germany and for other european countries to also state that israel hospital by, by the rules, by the rules of will. and that essentially means respecting civilians that essentially means allowing someone to charity an age to enter gaza. so you have these 2 sides of the story on the one hand supporting israel, a very clear support, but on the other one. and also also making sure that israel respects the rules of will in this war. so that is a rather tricky situation for the, for the german government, especially because the german government really from the beginning position itself in the side of israel. and i already mentioned that as well, this means that it is necessary also for the german government to explain that position to the palestinians. so that's also another reason why on in a bad book is doing this right now. what does the every day german think about this particular con

time machine will be created. alexey georgievich, sergey nikolaevich said that they have a center state management of time, thereforeretical theory tell us? science, but a good question, and here we are... we missed one important point in a conversation with sergei nikolaevich, but it was mentioned that time can depend on distance, and the question of synchronization and so on, but there is cosmological time, time, which was introduced by astrophysicists, let's say so, here is an additional local reference system, which is attached to the reference system in which the clock is located, yes, the clock flows according to the theory of relativity within the framework of the counting system in which they are located, this local system, cosmological, so-called, it will have your time, which is common to everyone, well, maybe... conditionally call it universal time, so i would prefer to say that it is the universe that manages time, and we can manage something, we can manage the clock that is in our local system report, here you go, special parts , they are in the opposite direction of the moment in time, you say, no, i w

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state solution? it said, you know it's, it's not very soon. we must wait. we must with a lot of time that, you know, you have what i mean. it is a big problem. beautiful. a lot, but to mention the be story about not to the states, what will be and companies will out of the head big it is right. and there's a lot of, as you'll mention, the continue they have support to between the 2 bracket. best writers must the in sims, academy nation, you know, that the must put in for this war, throw, holding for the international confidence to book. and then the 3rd, the to assist you lucian, is the best way forward for, for the forward responded by that i think it's just not a little beyond that. maybe to do that. we hope off that this was after biscuits us to being as a maybe maybe the, the, the metro community were to do something we know the international assist them with that. i'm not sure the, even though it's, i guess 1st teen and therefore we believe that there's some change that toward is changing this even though it will be under the admin account if you have speaking about that the wor

state solution? it said, you know, it's, it's not very soon. we must wait. we must, with a lot of time that you know, you have what i mean. it is a big problem. beautiful. a lot to mention the best way of that was not to the states. what will be and companies will out of the head being is ryan, who are as you'll mention, the continue they have support to between the 2 bracket. best writers must the, is save this information. you not that the much. what i'm in for this war, throw, holding for the international confidence to put them in the throat the to assist solution is the best way forward for, for the forward responded by that i think it's just not a little bit on that. maybe to do that. we hope off that this was after biscuits us probing as a maybe maybe the, the, the metro community would, would do something we know of the international assess the time. i certainly, even though it's, i guess 1st teen and therefore we believe that is some change. that's what is changing this even though it will be on the admin account. if you have speaking about that, that the world is changing. th

states. so i'm change maybe this time. but the reality, and the other thing is i, in, from the one of the i looked into, it'll be what 7 categories. i choose that i of the type of as well, which is it's a huge you're going to say that guess. but a scene in it was november, the 15th 1988, the palestine liberation organization adopted a declaration of independence and declared the establishment of the state of palestine. at the very same time, palestine did not actually control the territory. it claim, why do you think the state was proclaimed at the historical time and on controlled territories? mister, no, far, you know, if you are near these very well, the historian very well because you know, they'd be a little has being created the 64. and then after that that, that they, the, there's a very big thing for us. and then the video is, i mean the, and i was be over show mouse the policy and i see it on the list of categories that being the one, including sylvia $2.00 and $1.00 of these time. and if you remember, very little

it in a very timely manner, it is clear that it is not, not combined ee moments, but against the background of the international situation and domestic political movements in the united states just very timely came out, it answers the questions that, for example, republicans ask. e to the democrats and the ukrainian authorities, and here zaluzhny gives an answer in his part, in the part of our military, well, and in all other questions, well, he has to give an answer. to the american congressmen, the white house, and i think that the first thing to do is the bank's, it's their question, by the way, we have such a step on the part of the bank, in a bold article in the time magazine, it was reported that it seems that the bank is going to punish someone from high-ranking officials military service teams, military service commanders for the possible failures of us this year and here today, despite the fact that i said that these are all insinuations and inventions of a journalist, and his personal opinions, here, nevertheless, today we have a rather stunning story about the dismissal of a major general, viktor khurenko, who, by the way, is a person who is associated with, for

it stated many times that it had no choice but to defend itself from deliverance. security threats like the us and south korea. so we may see another tit for tat and south korea is also concerned with what some young might do on november 18th, which it declared as a missile industry day. and this was 2 markets launch of the ponds on 17 icbm last year. and so south cruise military is keeping a close eye on how the blinking trip will affect the inter korean relations. and whether the north will test launch anything that they, namely a possible spice satellite, which the north has to build 2 times before. if they do this time around, it will be their 3rd of time. so security threats are posing a big concern. the farthest on can take a prime minister, say is more than 250000 off guns have returned to of contest on from the book this time following a crack down the games on documented photos. but this onset, the 1st of november as a deadline for people to either leave voluntarily or face expulsion. the cut down affected mostly of guns, around 4000000 of whom live as the

state solution? he said, you know, it's, it's not very soon. we must wait. we must with a lot of time that, you know, you have what i mean. it is a big problem. beautiful a lot, but to mention the be story about not to the states, what will be and companies will out of the head big it is right. and who are as you'll mention, the continue they have support to between the 2 bracket. best buy. you must the, instead of just going to be nation, you know, that the must put in for this war, throw, holding for the international confidence to put them in, that there will be to throw the to assist you. lucian is the best way forward for, for the forward responded by that i think it's just another european that maybe to do that. we hope off that this was after this catastrophe being as a maybe maybe the, the, the metro community were to do something. we know the international assist them with their time. i certainly even though it's, i guess 1st teen and therefore we believe that there's some change that toward is changing this even though it will be on the admin account. if you have speaking ab

so clearly, even a tv from kat international. meanwhile, the secretary of state times and the blinking says that is unprecedented unity amongst that leading industrialized nations on the israel gone to conflict and only ukraine speaking after the somebody says that g 7 foreign ministers in japan, he stressed the need to prevent the conflict in the middle east, from spreading for gaza should never again become a base for terrorism in the sense that he should not be reoccupied by israel in a joint statement. g 7 liter. suppose it is rails rights to defend itself. he has more from mister lincoln, did use of ministers, reaffirmed our strong support for israel's right and obligation to defend itself and see to ensure the attacks of october 7th can never happen again. in accordance with international humanitarian law. we had end up discussions about the steps that we are taking to address urgent needs on the ground. we all agree that you met a trained process with advanced key objectives to protect costing civilians to increase the sustained flow of humanitarian assistance, to allow our citi

i wonder which crisis showed the state department at its best during your time as secretary of state? >> as a general rule, the issues of the state department, to acquire the relevant information. the information relevant to the crisis. and to find people who are willing to enlist themselves on execution. so, in my observation in the. i was involved in it, there is an instant feeling at the beginning of a crisis to protect yourself and to make sure that the bureaucratic record is adequate. i thought the role of the secretary of state, for my time, is to find the four or five people who are willing to step up and execute a direction. the essence is that something if exists is being challenged and a central direction has to be developed. the second thing is that in every crisis, in every complicated situation, and a lot of thoughtful -- has to get done. you have to find the groups that can do it. in our system that group exists in the state department. and i have been in situations that say, in moscow in 1973 when the middle east war was ending and the soviets had made the proposal to u

leaders of the united states and china ended in california, sidzenpin flew to the united states for the first time in 6 years, although this visit did not have state status, joe biden received his chinese counterpart. controversial, at the end of the meeting the us president gave very contradictory comments, the chinese side has still not officially responded, what was on the discussion agenda and what turned out to be hidden behind the scenes of the ceremonial part, our own correspondent in the usa, alexey veselovsky, figured it out. the countries had been preparing for this meeting for several months. even the smallest details, how many steps the chinese leader will need to go through before meeting with biden, how exactly they will shake hands, how they will go inside, the choreography of this diplomatic dance was planned not only in minutes, but in seconds, for negotiations they chose one of the most expensive estates in america over 5,000 km, 56 rooms, built more than a century ago filoli, that’s the name of the estate, one of hollywood’s favorite spots. for example, in the eighties the famou

time. you are the secretary of state for health and _ time. th and social careful- time. you are the secretary of state for health and social careful stop - for health and social careful stop the country is facing an unknown but extremely serious pathogenic outbreak on the 23rd of january. nobody knows how far it's going to spread at that stage but you plainly need know what the plans are. my question was put to you to try and elicit what your understanding was from your staff and your advisors and officials of government central infection control plans, prosaically, to reach at schools? do quarantine people? we have hand washing, do we suffice the mac self isolate and have so for how long and isolate and have so for how long and is it individually or for a isolate and have so for how long and is it individually orfor a hassle? those sorts of issues. not pandemic bill proposals. why not? because thatis bill proposals. why not? because that is not the question i asked you? i want to know about what your understanding was of the state of play of

for company 1530 and assigned to sx 56, which was the designation for state forest city stat forestry project at mohegan at the same time the state because they to invest in the forests decided need to expand it so they srted trying to buy as much land as they could they initially authorized purchasing an additional 2000 acres. however just like today if word out that the gernment's willing to buy your land, your asking price goes up and no one wanted to sell the state even offered at four times the value of the land and people still held out. eventually, the newspapers got involved and really started criticize people. they said if they the land's worth four times the value they should be taxed that four times th value and then small town that started shame some people so people did start selling but not nearly as much as the state hoped. the time the enrollees arrived only had about 750 to 1000 acres, which was still double what they started with. ironically, every newspaper has a different amount of acres listed. we really don't know the size of it, but on june 22nd, company 1530 arrives by train and loudonville and s

only do we just let it slip jeanette to my thanks very much for being on complex of a painting state your time. thank you. the safe haven to choose theme from the coast to refugee home in henry has been taking ensure montage, jews since full broadcasting, you know, following the terror attacks by how most families from israel also explained to like scientists to find safety. and just starting to focus on your in such a minutes on d. w, you'll see about the video that goes in the media. may google, google, i've got it done by get, i will stop into that and i'll give you the order. would you be able to order that up, jo made any a dog comment key more people than the eval on worldwide in search of a did you have you ever used them in at the accounting method? the only like godaddy, how do you guys find out about on the story? and so my clients d. w, 's talk show strong, clear positions, international perspectives. like every week we get to the point on our current topic. but we just some of your current actually, well controversial, committed to the point d b i know i right just do it and i'm ho

state. at the same time , european jews who survived the holocaust continued to flock to israel. in the first decade the population the young state grew from 800,000 to 2 million people. with the active support of the soviet union, which was not only the first to recognize the jewish state, but supplied it with weapons. the israelis managed to repel the arab advance and capture new territories. at that time, the united states insisted that no one supply weapons to the middle east, so the ussr decided to provide assistance to israel indirectly. by order of stalin, weapons were supplied to the jewish state from czechoslovakia. these were german and czech rifles, mortars, and also several fighters. historian nikolai starikov writes: this was some kind of supreme justice of history. the weapons that were created in the third reich to exterminate, including millions of jews, ultimately served to protect the jewish state. the first prime minister of israel, david bengurion, also said that if it were not for this soviet help, israel would never have withstood the onslaught of all the ara

7-7 this year, when they almost failed to impeach nixon and he resigned, it was also a deep state, every timeed states of america, administrative , grown within the framework of the bretton woods dollar model there, so when they see that the same trump says: money should not be given to banks, but invested in their own. industry, says, no, what is it, it ’s impossible, so the trouble is that all their activities, well, ask these peppers who are in germany, in france , in the united states of america in particular, how do you see the future in 3 years, that ’s the worst thing, they, they don’t have, they can’t explain how there will be a future, this is serious now, absolutely, well, let’s read 3 years ago, how do you see the future? bang and coronavirus after coronavirus special military operation now name at least one who guessed crazy he just said so get out of here don’t come here again that is well, actually, that is, well, it’s realistic now that after this, rightly, there will be an asteroid or aliens will arrive, i’ll tell you everything, no , it’s already boring, we’re saying that the

after this time, now, in your opinion, what has changed, what is the state of these enterprises? uch a set of diverse enterprises, and there were just over 400, most of these enterprises were in a pre-bankrupt or bankrupt state, the production capacity was, well, to put it mildly speaking, in very poor condition, and the equipment was outdated and morally...

ourselves, gather your fighters, there is, that means i set the timer myself, yes, as soon as the stated timepen battle, clearly, precisely, carry out. it’s clean, there’s no one, i don’t like all this, it looks like a setup. we take everything we find and leave. i expected you personally. i see. purity is half of faith, remove it here. ran up, and you, don’t leave anymore. said the man who is never at home, the hostess, there is seritra, i need a lot, eat, come over, the ger studied for 5 years in order to interview jalet or rasla krome. but in fact i’m interviewing the mayor of a city who fell off the stairs, and not of moscow or new york, what’s the difference? and i, for 5 years, studied at the works of khlebishev and rozovsk, i photograph, heads that do not always speak adequately, we are a team, but seriously, what do you want, make your own programs, fresh, lively. that's how there are boards of leaves, leaves from another planet, there are no such things anymore, but what he laid out is working, independent, truly public television, i don’t know, it seems to me that it’s too early or

the situation worsened when, in 1936, roosevelt was elected for the second time as the president of the united states for the first time passed the social insurance act in the form of a new national plan to prevent major financial disasters. it was at this time that the american capitalists gathered together to think about this fundamental problem in the way of capitalism and once again bring back the power of the market. in this way, most of the work is on your shoulders bernays was left to once again promote the half-life market with the spread of consumerism in american society. here, bernays produced propaganda that showed that the new america was created by capitalists, not politicians. bernays' main idea was the connection between democracy and capitalism. in the system democracy capitalism was a way to create a commodity consumer class. in an extraordinary act, he exhibited a large international exhibition of luxurious and luxurious items. in this exhibition, he depicted an ideal life for the american citizen in the future. a life a dream for the american people in a way that captures the imag

wood roylon, the president of the united states at the time, declared that the united states was nothting for the revival of old empires, but for the revival of democracy in europe. now everything was ready for america to enter the war safely. but this war, like any other war, had to end eventually. after the war with the destruction of europe , the american economy remained healthy and birani pocketed a huge profit from it. america, which had owed more than 2 billion dollars to foreign countries before 1914, in february 1919 only demanded four and a half billion dollars from england and more than two and a half billion dollars from france. iranians in europe sent a lot of profits to the pockets of americans. now the political balance of the world was disturbed and america became a great world power in every respect. europeans who lost their industries due to the war they gradually looked to america for their reconstruction, thus america emerged as the most important support and source of economic needs of european governments. but there was another interesting point. during the peac

larisa's husband needs an extreme plate for his head, he served in the military during ato's time, to defend the stateor the second time, he left after february 24. on dmytro was shot in the head by an enemy sniper at one of the positions near bakhmut. when the family turned to the state for help, they were refused. i called both chernihiv and anzzu, which invests in packages with hospitals, to find out who should pay for the soldier 's skull prosthetics, as it turned out, there is no document that provides for prosthetics at the expense of the state - this is a resolution of the cabinet of ministers, only here it is said that that the state will pay only if it is about prosthetics of arms or legs, prosthetics of the head, as dmytro is not covered by the state. now dmytro is undergoing... rehabilitation. doctors deal with the military six days a week. for this, says his wife larisa, the state did not give a penny either. one fund covered the plate for us, the second fund covered our 50% co-payment for the operation, and the hospital took on another 50%, the parliamentary committee on national health a

it's not that often we talk about state legislative races, but they took this one seriously in virginia. timessums of money. in the state senate, democrats came in with the four seat advantage. republicans believe they had a chance to flip the chamber, but the democrats just a short while ago hit the magic number of 21. guaranteeing them an outright majority. there still are two uncalled races, but no matter how they go, democrats will have a full majority in this chamber. they will retain control, and they will deny glenn youngkin and republicans the flip of the chamber that they were hoping for. so that alone, the state is staying in democratic hands denies youngkin what he was looking for. the two houses of the legislature, where he could really move legislation through and get it signed. but that still left the question of the house of delegates, the lower house, and that's the one that republicans came into the night controlling they. had 52 seats, democrat 48, now, again, uncalled seats, but democrats have hit the magic number here as well, 51 seats. they will have at least 51 seats in t

you like, on the united states, giving over 250 $1000000000.00 warry in a to these really states since that time, most of us military aid, you have to ask, you know, how much did the united states know about this punitive biblical operation that was launched after october 7th. and we might have kind of glints into that as some time back when we hear a junk for we talk about what was all about. and some of this that know this is for, it is combat. it is bloody, it is ugly. and it's going to be messy and innocent civilians are going to be hurt . yeah, and again, the older elements, older specifics. the language is very important. when the white house speaks, the world listens. the why does refers to palestinians suffering from horrendous, a humanitarian crisis. apparently the, the policies aren't being killed, they're not being bombed. the missiles are being dropped american planes, american munitions are being dropped to killing all these policies. they're suffering from a humanitarian crisis. this is where the, the, the language of deploying this type of line just so important. meanwhile, in the

say that hezbollah is involved in this war uh so from the beginning actually, because clearly stated couple time that they are part of the resistance to to confront the israeli aggression against gaza and palestine. i think it is intestifying because of the lack of action by the western world, specificly their lock of a humanitarian approach to the conflict and not calling. for sease fire, other element of resistance will not stead, will not stay idle and stand by. while you know thousands of people in gaza have been massacred and hundreds are being killed every day. well uh, that's one of the things that we're trying to understand here is whether this is um, this is being either uh pushed by israel, but orchestrated by the us or pushed by israel and assisteted by the us in the form of intel and uh also ammunition and military assistance. because at in terms of what is to gain out of this, well we we see the outcome, i think 78,00 palestinians have been killed, you have uh thousands injured, many of the killed are women and children, so what is what what are they trying to achieve here by killin

states. he didn't have time for non-state actors. i think there's a lot we can learn from the way that he dealt successfully with the arabs and israelis, for the way that the united states can deal with the horrendous conflict between the israelis and palestinians we face today. >> what are those lessons do you think? what would he think those lessons are for the moment that we are in right now? >> the first -- you saw it in ukraine as well -- is that you should always try to end the fighting as quickly as possible. that's controversial in this case because of the nature of hamas. but that was his first instinct. second was to try to get a negotiation going. but to be very careful about being too ambitious. i think his advice to joe biden today would be, it's fine to talk about a two-state solution, but it's a big mistake to try to achieve it in these circumstances. we cannot get there from here. his approach was incremental. he was a republican, he was conservative in his approach. deeply skeptical of the pursuit of peace, because h

times when you need to communicate. and if you are not able to do so directly. this happens with the united statesany times over the years using int interior media area is with that between the united states and i run for example with cuba. you need people who are able to walk between conflicting parties. as positioned itself that way it has made itself an international mediator. again a punching way above its weight diplomatically. jonathan: while we have you here we are talking of hostages, i have been a colleague of yours is the wall street journal. russia would say he's not a hostage but he is being detained by the russian security services since march of this year. his family just had thanksgiving dinner. they put an empty chair, an empty place for him at that table. it is awful to think what they are going through. at first how is he doing as far as you guys know? and is there any progress in getting him freed? exit has been six months. if not hostage it is a completely ludicrous detention for it he is not a spy he was a reporter and was resorting for the wall street journal. very important

he never explained why states can't do that and in fact states were doing that at the time. >> didn't need to explain? i don't know that makes it necessarily less persuasive. >> the state courts were doing that at the time. they were enforcing section three. after the gentleman was well disqualified, he appealed to the u.s. supreme court which denied the appeal of the u.s. supreme court, certainly aware that this question was being adjudicated in state court. griffin mentions the full u.s. supreme court had unanimously agreed to an alternative basis. this has no bearing on section three. i see my time is winding down. thank you. >> thank you. we will not hear from the secretary of state. and you have two minutes. >> good morning, my name is nathan, attorney general representing minnesota secretary of state, the initial respondent. the secretary's concern is ensuring that election officials can administer the nomination primary in the fashion minnesotans expect. we are the envy of the nation because election officials are the envy of the nation. the concern is that these folks are give

time. weiss is a very strong -- very incredible witness. he statedmade all the charging decisions on his own, that no one gave him any instructions or suggestions as to charging decisions. the republicans just keep going over and over the same appeal and he gives the same answers. >> also on capitol hill new speaker mike johnson is working with house republicans to avert the government shutdown as the november 17th funding deadline rapidly approaches. house republicans met yesterday to review their options to keep the government open. speaker johnson briefed his conference on a series of potential spending strategies with one republican congressman describing it, quote, as clear as mud. the meeting came after the gop leadership team gathered on monday night to review some possible options. last week the speaker said that his own preference was to pass a continuing resolution through january 15th to keep the government's lights on through the holidays. and that would give the house and senate more time to pass and negotiate all 12 appropriations bills

time automobile agency. president biden, you need to call for a ceasefire in gaza. specific plans for the destruction of russian energy. for example, officials from the statetment say in plain text: we need to get rid of the project. sp, about masks that have long been dropped by elizaveta kharamtsova. a time when the united states at least pretended to adhere to international norms and support. market competition has finally become a thing of the past, that any means will do for washington, as long as he speaks at senate meetings, only last week we decided to introduce new sanctions against arctic lng2, one of novotek’s flagship liquefied natural gas projects and the structures involved in it. our goal is to kill this project, and we do this by introducing sanctions, working with our g7 partners outside of it. this is the second one. novatak's large-tonnage project after yamal lng , three lines should annually without little need to strengthen its presence in the lng market by 2035 to reach a volume of 140 million tons, so arctic spg2 for the united states is a literal bone in throat. this is a significant volume, both by russian and global standards; thi

my perspective, i was quite surprised in a positive sense, un secretary general antonio gat stated that time he clearly said that operation al oxustorm sorry did not stem from vacuum and that he basically to the fact that um it was because of the israeli pressure, the israeli settlement activity etc. the sufferings of the palestinians are what led in the end to operation alostorm guteres didn't say that like in exact words but he clearly was hinting in that at that and he was subject to heavy criticism, if you recall by the israeli officials, so the un stands, i think been uncritical of israel, now as to why they haven't taken up the request or the invitation issued to go and visit or to investigate, that remains to be seen, don't forget that the call made by the hamas officials is just days old, so you might very well see the un going in, at the same time, you know, united states of america is the major funder. the un, so obviously the un would fear of any possible repercussions if it was to go ahead and investigate you know the united states cutting off funding etc. um, that's always a ris

time . on this day 43 years ago, november 4, 1980, ronald reagan was elected to be the 40th president of the united states. reagan beat an incumbent president during a time in which there was great uncertainty at home and abroad. the years before on that election day, the u.s. embassy in tehran was stormed and 52 american hostages were taken by force and held captive for 444 days. high inflation and high interest rates threatened the american dream. the man occupying the oval office on that day seemed overwhelmed by the job and eclipsed by the times. does this sound familiar? between today and the end of march, republican voters across the country must make new choices to give us the right leader for the gop. someone who believes in the party of lincoln and the party of reagan. and then we need a new leader in the white house so that we can resume our march to a more perfect union. florida must lead the way. florida will have an incredible responsibility next year. electing the next president will require us to put our differences in the past and we have a lot of work to do ahead of us. susan and i are pe

most of the time that means it leaves the issue of abortion to state lawmakers, not federal, because most of the time it's not our role anyway. i know president biden and secretary austin, you've been really upset about that. why? for a long time the supreme court of the united states on this issue so important to you, why, i will never understand, but i understand that you're mad because the supreme court for that long period of time was acting as your super legislature, willing to do your bidding and that of your party, your infanticidal ambitions were facilitated by the super legislature across the street. the only problem, they didn't have the authority to do that. none.