church of the transfiguration in stockholm, this temple appeared at the beginning of the 17th century, when sweden took away east korea from russia, the stolbovsky peace treaty, legalization of the rejection of russian territories, but out of nowhere without good allowed russian merchants to build trading yards at home and a church in stockholm. from the point of view of the swedes, this was a serious concession to the eastern neighbor then in sweden, and the activity of all other religious denominations was strictly prohibited in this church. oldest the current orthodox church outside of russia, it was founded in 1617 for almost 400 years of its existence at the beginning of the 20th century. this is a house church. true, with its roof it is not domed, but with a cross on the roof of the orthodox church, which opens onto the courtyard. there were many such churches in st. petersburg before the revolution, and it is our church. recognized as a cultural monument, so it is protected by the swedish state. nothing can be changed here, nothing can be changed. this is an example of a russia

of the stockholm-based right livelihood award foundation. three winners of this year's in pres prize are -- peace prize are right livelihood boys. and with us in moscow is anna dobrovolskaya, former executive director of memorial human rights center in moscow before it was shut down by the russian government. let's begin with you. the significance of this announcement. did you know before the announcement that your group was going to win the nobel peace prize? and what does this mean for what is happening right now i know russia? >> hello, amy. no, i had no idea we would be winners this year. memorial has been nominated a few times before and some of our staff members have been nominated before. of course it is a great honor. though i am no longer with memorial, i do recve congratulations from all over the world and people consider this a common victory for civil society, not just in russia, but -- it is extremely important now with the rsian and ukrainian war. i russia, i'm sure significant importance because memorial keeps facing huge diff

how did jim thorpe end up in stockholm? >> he was the greatest all-around athlete so not only playing football for carlisle but also their trakstar. and again the track team was also dominant so much so jim thorpe who could compete in events of all sorts, the motto of the olympics involves jumping, running and throwing weights and he could do all those things. he and his teammate who was a long-distance runner could beat entire track teams by themselves. so both of them competed to go to stockholm and they were selected. they went over to their coach. jim thorpe dominated imagine competing in 17 events which is what hein did because it was a shorter version of that and they competed in the high jump and long jump and he won two gold medals during that period and during one of the competition he couldn't find his shoes. i couldn't document that anyway he misplaced them probably so he had to find some shoes to wear to complete and they found a mismatched pair one was bigger than the other and there is literally photos having

. >> that came a few months after stockholm. how did jim thorp end up in stockholm? >> well, first of all, he was the greatest all around athlete. s so he was not only playing football for carlisle, but he was also thetb track star. again, the carlisle track team was also dominant so much so that jim thorp who could compete in events of all sorts. the model of the olympics is it involves o jumping, rung, and throwing weights and he could develop those things. he and his teammate who was a long distance runner and could beat entire track teams by themselves and both of them competed in the tremendousouts to go to -- tryouts to go to stockholm and they were selected and they went over with pop warner, who was their coach. jim thorp dominated there and the decathlon is 10 events and pent lon is shorter with five events and won two gold medals during that period and during one period of the decathlon competition, he couldn't find his shoes and the sort of mythology was they were stolen. i couldn't document that and he misplaced them probably. he had to find some shoes to

let's go live to stockholm. out there was poor reese, is that poor? ah, yes i do in well, experts in the field of physics often trying divine who's going to win this prize every year by looking at who's been cited the most times by their peers. who won some non nobel prize is some sort of so called feed a prize is we're expecting maybe the theme this year to be lights, how light is bent and manipulated to make things invisible, or how light is converted into electricity. but the nobel committee have bamboozled de bouquets, yet again in choosing alan asper john the f clowes, and anton xhylia for their experiments with entangled photons in the fields of hans mechanics, quantum information, maybe not one for the lay person. but fortunately, and we have mohammed's boron and hair and professor of quantum information on quantum optics at the university of stockholm, mohammad, you are talking to me about this being a quantum resident revolution. and this can be used in preventing hacking. and that nations are racing to harness this technology. what more can

kevin: how did jim thorpe end up in stockholm? david: first of all, he was the greatest all around athlete, so he was not only playing football for carlisle but was also their trakstar. the carlisle track team was also dominant, so much so that jim thorpe, who could compete in events of all sorts -- the motto of the olympics involves jumping, running, and throwing weights, and he could do all of those things. he and his teammate, a long-distance runner, literally beat entire track teams by themselves. both of them competed in tryout to go to stockholm and they were selected. they went over with pop warner who was their coach, and jim thorpe dominated their -- there. imagine competing in 17 events in two weeks. the decathlon is 10 events, the pen tackle on his five events, and he competed in the high jump and long jump and he won two gold medals. during one period of the decathlon competition, he couldn't find tissues. -- find his shoes. the mythology is that they were stolen but i can't corroborate that. he had to find some shoes

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we have an analyst from the stockholm center for eastern european studies. we welcome you, mr.u hear us? we welcome you. from the point of view, it would be to speak to the world civilized universe, evaluate what is happening in ukraine this morning, a blow and we have already spoken in the center of kyiv and in the philharmonics and in the playgrounds and in the khanenko museum and in the khanenkos and in the shevchenko museum. what is this agony, convulsion of the regime? we spoke with mykhailo golovka the head of the ternopil regional council he says that this is simply direct blackmail and that russian blackmail coincides in a strange way with these calls of some of our western partners politicians to start negotiations and about to agree on something with putin, i ask for your assessment, colleague , please make it so that we have heard, please, our guest is not there, we do not hear you, mr. address, there is a problem with communication. i think there may be consequences . explosions in zaporizhzhia as well, as i said, i have a video of a building burning in zaporizhzhia

more for stockholm and how did jim thorp end up there again? >>host: well, carlisle treft and he was also dominant and in event of all sorts and it involves jumping, running, and throwing weights and he can do all of those things and he and his teammate louis, a hoppe indian beat entire track teams by themselveses so both of them competed in the tryouts to go to stockholm and they were selected and imagine competing with the decathlon and it high jump and long jump and he won two gold medals during that period and during one period of the decathlon competition. he couldn't find his shoes. this sort of mythology is that they were stolen. i couldn't document that. i don't really -- anyway, he miss placed them probably so he had to find some shoes to wear to compete in the high jump and they found these mismatched pair of shoes. one was bigger than the other and there's literally photos of folks wearing those shoes and having to wear two extra thick pairs of socks on one shoe to make it work and he still won the event. at the end of the olympics t

for the 1st nobel prize for 2022 is about to be announcing stockholm sweden. the prestigious award is given every year in several categories. this year medicine is the 1st to be met announced let's listen. i am down. open up for questions. nobel for shambling on the carolyn's institute, the tory door. this lived up up nobel. today is that each piece you lucky, adler, medicine or shoe google and russia for scam tin. dear las spahn, the parable forward hand. so protect that, roared on the, even though that home on the nash out of smart. so management's and was shown that nobel assembly at carolyn's institute at has today decided to ward the 2022 nobel prize. seems fishy all a job. madison to sponsor parable for his discoveries concerning the genomes of extinct home in ins and the human evolution. here he is on the laureate santa payable was born here in stock on, in sweden, in 1955. he performed his prize winning star this at the university of munich in germany, and at the max planck institute for evolutionary anthropology in leipzig, in germany. so now i turned

recognized for their pioneering work in quantum information science for reese was at the ceremony in stockholm, experts in the field of physics often trying divine who's going to win this prize every year by looking at who's been cited to the most times by their peers. who've won some non nobel prizes, some sort of so called fleet prizes were expecting maybe the theme this year to be light, how light is bent and manipulated to make things invisible, or how light is converted into electricity. but the nobel committee have bamboozled the bouquets, yet again in choosing alan aspect, john f. clowes, and anton xhylia for their experiments with entangled photons in the field of quantum mechanics, quantum information, maybe not one for the lay person. but fortunately i, we have mohammed's boron and hair, a professor of quantum information on quantum optics at the university of stockholm, mohammad, you are talking to me about this being a quantum resident revolution. and this can be used in preventing hacking. and that nations are racing to harness this technology one more. can you tell us about the,

patty hearst had stockholm syndrome, she thought she was helping the people are kidnapped and robbed banks so identifying with your oh pressure, and even during the civil war when the northern armies came to free the slaves, 95% were still on the plantation, they didn't leave. abraham lincoln issued the emancipation proclamation, slaves in the south in the civil war, they were digging the trenches and putting up the parts for them and even when they did the census in 1990 they found 90% of black people still live down south. >> a fascinating point, a correlation in this book is when you have the potential to remove god, remove faith, remove being accountable to responsible to a higher authority the reason you stress the atheism and lack of morality in your book is because you make it clear that blacks were once very moral community, they were a blessed community despite slavery, segregation, civil rights movement, that is something they held onto but once they were able to remove that pillar and replace god with materialism, dependency, that is when they begin to experience the most

other writers wouldn't touch or rece reports from stockholm. this was a low key, 1st appearance by any al, no. on the day she received the highest honor in literature a brief wave outside our home and a parish suburb. just after she had been named be 2022 laureate, by the nobel committee in stockholm. the little clothes in literature for 20, for the 2 is awarded to the french author unknown for the courage and clinical acuity with which she uncovers of the roofs estranged once and collected restraints of personal memories. books such as a man's place and happening, deal with her working class routes, relationships with her parents and an illegal abortions she had in the 19 sixty's. i will continue to fight until my last breath so that women can remain free to choose to be mothers or not because contraception the right to abortion are the metrics of women's freedom. her willingness to deal with difficult subjects was one attribute cited by the nobel committee. she is so frank and direct and honest in her way of expression. and also that she writ

stockholm began with the nobel week has already announced a laureate in the field of physiology and medicine, he became a swedish biologist. svente, pao for discoveries in the field of extinct hominin genomes and human evolution. tomorrow the winner of the prize in physics will be announced. by this time i have all the information, my colleague is already in the studio, olga medved , who will talk about the news of the minsk region immediately after the sports review. greetings olga hello lyudmila bad weather, captured the capital and the central region of weather forecasters we announced an orange level of danger, we will tell you how to wait for a clear sky, and in the columns, the long-awaited opening after the reconstruction of the start share of the renovated yunost stadium is detailed in our issue. thank you olga and our next issue is 17:00. see you. arina sobolenko, returned to the top 5 best tennis players on the planet in the belarusian wt ranking updated today and rose from sixth position to fifth victoria azarenka is in 24th place, she is still in the lead in the same men's rankin

it is the stockholm syndrome patty hearst had the stockholm syndrome when shert was kidnapped in be downso then you start to identify with your oppressor even in the civil war when that northern armies came to free the slaves actually abraham lincoln had to issue the emancipation proclamation because the slaves in this about south were d digging the trenches. even in the 1990 the census most a lived in the south and never left. >> so that correlation he makes is when you have the potential to remove god and to be accountable and responsible for a higher authority the reason why you go to a placement lack of morality in your book you make it clear once they were a moral society they were blessed community. the civil rights movement is something they held onto. but once theyd remove that pillar and change god with materialism and they continued to demoralize that community. >> so the civil rights movement that they made it to a conduit to the democratic party. and then to say to live for eternity in the presence that is their job. we have politicians and lawyers but when you are talking ab

it's called stockholm syndrome, when the hostage of his captor falls in love. called? what am i to do? okay, what's up? i didn’t find it at home and asked me to pass it on. i personally promised a reward for my daughter. you know, he and his brother wanted to kill my daughter. that 's why i don't know your brother's daughter. stronger than yourself. you can try. yes, i mean no, but what's the matter? i've been thinking. since i've turned around like this, and we work together

patty hearst s had it stockholm syndrome and they thought the people - you start to identify within the repressor rated and even know during the civil war, when northern armies camela down to free the slaves, stone the plantation, as a matter fact abraham lincoln had the emancipation proclamation because of the slaves were having - to win the civil war they were digging and putting up - four them. [inaudible]. and even when they did the census in 1990, they found 90 percent of the black people live there. >> this is fascinating that are guest and correlation that he makes in this book, is when you have the potential to remove god, remove faith, remove being accountable and responsible for higher authority the reason why you stress the atheism and the lack of morality in your book, is because you said that blacks were once a very moral and thriving community in the road blessed community. they were into slavery in the single ration of the civil rights movement and that something - but once it were able to remove that pillar and replace god with things and dependency, that is when the beg

i traveled to stockholm to cover the trial for bbc persian.ouri was accused of war crimes and murder. in the 1988 massacres, two different groups of political prisoners were killed. members of an armed group known as the mujahideen and communists. the mujahideen had recently attacked iran from neighboring iraq. ayatollah khomeini issued a secret decree, a fatwa, saying mujahideen prisoners who refuse to repent are waging war against god and are condemned to execution. he ordered — annihilate the enemies of islam immediately. thousands of mujahedeen prisoners were killed. several hundred leftist political prisoners were also executed. among them was my father, hamid montazeri, who was killed for being a member of a communist group. the defendant was part of the management of the prison. he was calling out their names. he was bringing them into this so called death committee who eventually made the decision if the prisoner should be executed or not. he was a guard, and he was also bringing the prisoners to the actual place of where they were exe

stockholm announced the winners of the nobel prize in physical research, they were the french aspek,he american clauser and the austrian sidinger. they were awarded an award for their discovery in the field of quantum physics; the work of scientists became the foundation for the development of ultrafast computers; three laureates study the effect of quantum entanglement. this is when the particles once, the components of a single system continue to interact even after its collapse in the field of physiology and medicine , the swedish biologist svante paaaa received the award for his discovery in the field of the genome, extinct hominids and human evolution, the nobel prize, in chemistry was divided between three, caroline bertotti and barry sharples from usa and morton mill and buildings i was sound asleep, like a normal person, at 2 am i was awakened by a phone call. it took me a few seconds to try to understand what is happening and who is calling. first i thought. that it was some kind of dream or something , but then my adrenaline went through the roof. it was the nobel committee

fallen guests of the neighbor chronicle of the stockholm newspapers.d sophia for a waltz, a cavalier , light, rational partner for sichot goods from your company for the respect of a monk to any king himself, and it worked out with fear. sophia did not write in multi-sided metallics only on ali’s onion ancestry and deppes’s novels, it is first important about the role of the shinshina in the bulk, and so she herself investigated the rings of saturn, sofya kovaliuskaya realized that mathematical model and kaya, allowing them to establish and proved that the rings cannot be the gates of a stark substance. so i'm not made up of some isolated solid particles flying to saturn by the cassini space station. yugens 21 vekshil that sofya kovalevskaya did not bathe. work anonymously pie could be taken under the motto. say that you know the rabbi, that he is guilty and haibudi, that there will be kali academicians opened the envelope with the nickname, it appeared that this was zhan-jina sophia kavalevskaya at the president's persecution. baryshskaya, of the acad

and certainly explains things, although some people can interpret it as massive stockholm syndrome. so how would you rate? she's performance as a leader the past decade. what would be his grade when he even came into power 10 years ago, the communist party and china were in crisis, that corruption was ramp and there was political in fighting at the very top of the party and seed you being seized control all the nearly 100000000 members of the party through his signature corruption crackdown and really by ramping up ideological discipline, once he sees controlled the party, he was able to use it to seize control of china. and what we've seen is seen being develop incredibly sophisticated censorship, surveillance and propaganda machines. and china itself has become a lot more repressive and a lot more authoritarian over the past 10 years. so from his perspective, he's actually being incredibly effective at achieving what he believes is right for the party and the country. but of course, whether it's actually a good thing for the chinese people, whether it's a good thing for china and

the nobel committee in stockholm tried to explain what the implications are on them, nothing you can apply these findings, for example, into secure data and corruption field of cryptography and alt fine quantum computers and very specialized synthetic novelty with the sick. but anton salinger has explained these complicated physics concepts with the help of foam dice. the smallest pairs of particles can automatically change shape with businesses, said one, even if they're far apart. seriously, this goes back to einstein. this goes back. oh, including on a guy called john bell, so it's all about how we view the universe and how particles in this case light particles interact with one another. so in this particular case, you've got 2 particles. they could be in different areas, but they may be still entangled as they caught. that's the technical term. entangled with one another. it's a bit like having 2 family members that might be on different sides of the world. you still kind of connected. you might even have sort of a telepathy between the 2 of you, mark the scientists will share t

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so stockholm syndrome sets in. it's not a condemnation. it's an explanation. patty hearst, got stockholm syndrome did she start helping the people that kidnapped her rob banks. if you fight with your oppressor. and even during the civil war when the northern armies came down to free the slaves get 95% of them are still on the plantation. he didn't leave. as matt effect and graham lincoln had to issue emancipation proclamation because of slaves in the south when the civil war, they were digging the trenches and put up the ramparts for them. and even when they did the senses in 19 93,090% of black 90% of like people still live down south. didn't leave. then what this is a fascinating point that our guests, a coalition he makes in his book, is when you have the potential to remove god, remove faith, remove accountable and responsible to higher authority, the reason why you stress the atheism and the lack of morality in your book is because you make it clear that blacks were once a very moral, striving community. they were a blessed community despite human slavery

john f klauser and anton zailynn got the announcement was made in stockholm. just a short while ago. the trio being recognized for that pioneering work in quantum information science out as he was pull, reese was on the ceremony in stockholm, experts in the field of physics often trying divine who's going to win this prize every year by looking at who's been cited to the most times by that pays who's won some non nobel prize is some sort of so called feed a prizes. we're expecting maybe the theme this year to be light, how light is bent and manipulated to make things invisible or how light is converted into electricity. but the nobel committee have bamboozled de bouquets, yet again in choosing alan aspect, john f. clowes, and anton xhylia for their experiments with entangled photons in the field of quantum mechanics, quantum information, maybe not one for the lay person. but fortunately we have mohammed's boron and hare professor of quantum information on quantum optics at the university of stockholm, mohammad, you are talking to me about this being a quantum

i travelled to stockholm to cover the trial for bbc persia. accused of war crimes and murder. in the 1988 massacres, two groups of political prisoners were killed, members of an armed group known as the mujahideen, and the communists. the mujahideen had recently attacked tehran —— iran from neighbouring iraq. ithought attacked tehran —— iran from neighbouring iraq. i thought i was with this, muslim prisoners who refuse to repent... thousands of prisoners were killed, leftist prisoners were also executed. my father who was killed for being a member of a communist group. the defendant _ of a communist group. the defendant was _ of a communist group. the defendant was part - of a communist group. tue: defendant was part of of a communist group. tte: defendant was part of the admonishment of the prison, calling out the names, he was bringing them into the so—called deaf community who were eventually made the decision whether they are prisoner should be executed or not. he was a god and he was also bringing the prisoners to the actual place of wher

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receive this prize, but again, rewarded at last 48 years after her debut novel, paul reese al jazeera, stockholm, ah, hello, are you watching out a 0 these in the top stories this, our thailand is in shock m morning after at least 37 people, including 23 children, were killed in a gun attack. a former police officer facing a drugs charge went on a rampage at a daycare center before killing his wife, child and himself shining cheng has this update. well, you said there are a whole survivors being treated on tony central hospital and he said this was one small ray of light. and what is a very grim mood here today? he said that of those 4 survivors, they had serious injuries. some of them were in critical condition. yes. but by good fortune, they happened to be a number of logical surgeons who were here, who are able to operate quickly. he said, all floor now out of danger. we understand. one of them was a 3 year old boy from the, from the nursery, laid is a $44.00 european nations have met in prior to discuss the fall out from roches invention if ukraine their own to action on storing energy costs

that came a very long time before paul reese out is era, stockholm? ah, reminder the top stories on al jazeera, ukrainian forces of achieve their biggest breakthrough in the countries south since the war began, pushing through russian defences and advancing rapidly along with me. pro river cranes armed forces released video, showing soldiers raising a flag and a newly retaken village and the southern hassan region. even russia's defense ministry spokesman was forced to acknowledge the losses president blubber. ms. lensky says, new population centers were liberated in several regions on monday. when you have a dog today, the offensive movement of our army and defenders continued. there are new liberated settlements and several regions. blue piers fighting continues in many areas on the front line, but more and more occupy as a trying to escape the enemy. army is suffering more and more losses, and there is a growing understanding that russia made a mistake by starting the war against ukraine. meanwhile, russia lower house of parliament has approved mos

stockholm syndrome, it makes sense. you've been beaten down 400 years, of course you will take on the characteristics of a master. they had just been paying attention to the civil rights movement fighting, bleeding and dying, eat a hamburger beside them, they go to the bathroom beside them, or waterfront beside them, of course when it came to vote who would vote with them.ca it makes sense. >> why are blacks so skeptical about the republican party? >> 1992, there was the urgency, bush just became president and the republican party had had power in the house of representatives that to get the district. we said we don't have the numbers to change that. we want to offramp and give the majority a black district and won't run anybody in these districts. h' said we are going to double your numbers and give you majority black doubling a number. would you say? they said you got a deal so the publican party pulled out. back democrat paying in. thirty years, nothing but lies because b we don't fund the candidates. black or white

the stockholm institute for peace research reported that in 21, the united states spent the most on thenet on the army of weapons 801 billion dollars, followed by china 293 billion. india 76 and 60 billion britain 68.4 in fifth place russia 65.9 billion dollars, note the defense of russia is 12 times less than that of the united states, the list includes the 40 most generous for defense in the states of the planet and belarus is not in it, because the military spending of our country is too modest to get into the top 40. and here is our neighbor. poland is on the twentieth line there in 21 years. she spent more than 13 billion dollars on defense. ukraine on the thirty -sixth has almost 6 billion, that is, a larger military budget, like our 17, but in the coming year in warsaw it will almost double it. while chuckles were heard on the network on the topic yes , who is going to fight here, the country, which is only hastily separated from us, did not consider this question ridiculous and methodically poured huge money into armaments in 2018. this is 10.7 billion dollars in 2019 billion in

i much at the swedish academy and stockholm has wooded this. he is nobel prize in literature to the french author, annie ever no. l. no. as a professor of literature as well as a writer. she was born in 1940 and grew up in normandy and france. i literally work his mostly autobiographical and maintains close slates with. so c ology outside her home in paris. and north said she felt very happy and proud. and here's a quick reminder of the top news stories at this hour. more than 30 people, most of them children have been killed in an attack on a day care center in north east and thailand. authority said the gunman was a former policeman. he reportedly killed his wife and child after the attack for, for turning his weapon on himself. and russian missiles obstruct residential buildings and southern ukrainian city of jasper asia, the governor of the region mostly occupied by russian troops as at least 3 people were killed in the dorm strikes and several others were injured. and without you up to date or documentary series coming up next looks at the

the swedish academy and stockholm has awarded this. he has no bell prize in literature to the french author, annie avenue. abner was a professor of literature as well as a writer. she was born in 1940 and grew up in normandy in france. her literary work is mostly autobiographical and maintains close links with socio logy, speaking outside her home in paris. at north said she felt very happy and proud. i just got time for a quick reminder of our top new story at this hour. more than 30 people, most of them children have been killed and an attack on a daycare center in northeast and thailand. authorities say the gunman was a former policeman. he reportedly killed his wife and own child after the attack before turning his weapon on himself. you are watching dw news and his what's coming up next. and d, w, news, asia delhi is on track to creating greener infrastructure with a solar powered met chart. it is the rest of india left about renewables and more about play clinging to fossil fuels. that much more coming up next in d. w. use asia w

patty hearst got stockholm syndrome when she was kidnapped and beat down.he started helping the people that hit an apple rob banks. so you start identifying with your oppressor? and even during the civil war when the northern armies came down here to free the slaves 95% of them was still on the plantation. they didn't leave to go have to stop matter of fact abraham lincoln at the issue emancipation proclamation because the slaves were having the south when the civil war they were digging the the trenches and put up the round hearts for them. and even when they did the census in 1990, they found it 90% of black people still live down south. then leave there's a fascinating point. that our guests. a correlation that he makes in his book. is when you have the potential to remove god. remove faith remove being accountable and responsible to a higher authority. the reason why you stress the atheism and the lack of morality in your book is because you you make it clear that blacks were once a very moral striving community. there were blessed community despite hum

vyanok -piromozdtsy on a zhanood head in sweden , they scribbled a yakira, the title of professor at stockholm university was given to her livelihood. new year 1891 forged a narrow sustrel at the italian yen for smoke demolished at berlin more expensive, and she loved, however, she happened to ride at an open brelci. sophia froze and fell ill, the cold outgrew the doctors from the inflammation of the lungs. yes, they didn’t blow it away, 29th studio, 1891. sofia kovalevskaya is gone she was uzyavo 41 years old. i have death usurushed europe, all of sweden was reconnoitering with its vigilant eye. the memory of the volume and the skin water is compressed in the desert by five criminal universities in sweden to climb nikolaevskaya and it was the schools that were named for the onion award crater for a month and an asteroid in the streets near different cities and the plane. and the generic mayotka. polina is a folding museum of sofia cavalier franchise. which could change history and mathematics belarus 24 presents a new project about young excellent students of fire and rescue sports. the best

through valentin bogdanov, ivan utkin and maria egorova to lead the meaning of canavers today in stockholme swedish academy of sciences announced the nobel prize winners, in chemistry the award was awarded to the american scientist karolinbertsik bari sharp-ples, and also to morton meldol of the publication for innovative methods of organic synthesis, scientists created clip chemistry. it simplifies a lot the process of creating new compounds is another direction that appeared thanks to the nobel laureates, bio-orthoganal chemistry, its methods make it possible to carry out synthesis processes, not in laboratory conditions, but inside living cells. both discoveries are fundamentally changing the future of pharmaceuticals, where uh discoveries will be used that are now awarded the nobel prize and this medicine, which, without changing any serious changes in biochemical processes and cycles, is capable of producing inside cells, say drugs that will somehow affect these cells without knowing these big words. uh, how's the chemistry, how's the green? chemistry, uh, how many terms of molecular

he was taken prisoner near narva and kept in stockholm for 18 years and was released only in exchange swedish generals captured near poltava. the imprisonment was not very severe, and thanks to him, the trubetskoys had the main family. the legend in sweden, ivan rubetskoy, fell in love with one lady-in-waiting, and he a son was born, but at the same time his wife arrived in stockholm, a scandal broke out, the wife returned to russia, taking the boy with her, the illegitimately born son was given the paternal name ivan and the surname of the betskoy part from trubetskoy when ivan betskoy grew up, he was assigned to the diplomatic service, according to legend, it was in this while in paris he had an affair with the rather frivolous princess of anhalter soon in 1729. she had a daughter, this girl became known to the whole world as the russian empress catherine ii , proof that it was ivan of betskoy was real from catherine the great, in the opinion of the trubetskoys, there was an amazing attitude of the empress towards him; nevertheless, the behavior of the empress herself was in relatio

west for now. decided dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov news of the new india today in stockholm announcedrize winners, in physics they were awarded to three scientists at once frenchman alina aspe, american john clauser and an austrian. anton zeilinger. they successfully experimented with photons and paved the way for new technologies. in particular, scientists managed to carry out quantum teleportation, that is, to transfer a quantum state from one particle to another at a great distance, thrown by the laureates, stressed that quantum technologies, even in the future, will not allow to move people like science fiction films, one of the awarded scientists anton silenger is a foreign member of the russian academy of sciences in our country, they are well aware of the developments of nobel laureates and based on them they create quantum computers in moscow and kazan why these three scientists clauser and challenger received the nobel prize. it is these experiments that have been used for many years by the quantum mechanics of modern physics in very many elements that are where we are now. a

the title of professor at the university of stockholm was found for her.ian yen, then rushed at berlin more expensive, and she loved . yes, they didn’t shake it off on 29 jelly, 1891. sofia kovalevskaya passed away and was only 41 years old. i am there is death usurush europe and all of sweden developed with its vigilance. the memory of the volume and the dermal water is tucked under the bush of the students, five criminal universities in sweden climb nobody left and it was they who named the schools of the inovuk tribe a crater for months and an asteroid in the streets of different cities and an airplane. and the generic mayotka. polina created a museum of sofia kovalevskaya zhongyshina. which one could change history and mathematics hello the situation in the banking and financial sectors, these topics were discussed today at the level of the head of state in the palace independence with a report, the head of the national bank also invited the first deputy prime minister, deputy head of the presidential administration and assistant for the financial and

the committee in stockholm says he has achieved the seemingly impossible task of cracking the geneticof neanderthals. for theirstime, he was able to sequence dna from a 40,000-year-old piece of bone. the results showed neanderthals had contributed dna to modern humans. poland's foreign minister signed a diplomatic note for germany calling for financial reparations for world war ii. he said this formalizes poland's demand for compensation. this comes after poland's estimation that germany owed to them 1.2 trillion dollars for financial claims linked to the war. reality tv star and social media influencer kim kardashian has been find $1.26 million by regulators inhe unid states. she promoted a cryptocurrency on her instagram account, without disclosing she was getting paid. a violation of a decades-old security law in america. she did not admit or deny wrongdoing in settling the claims. in indonesia, the chief of police in the citwhere a stampede at a fall stadium left 125 people dead has been sacked. teargas was fired at fans, causing a crush at the exits. 32 children were among those

it's like stockholm and dust to cognitive dissonance. it makes perfect sense. you have been oppressed, even beat number 400' years. you're going to take the characteristic of your master. if they just them paying attention to the civil rights movement we were fighting, bleeding, dying, getting shot and bitten by dogs. they go to the bathroom beside them they drink from the water fountain beside them. theyim go to school beside them. carson came to vote we went about with him. it makes perfect sense. lack so skeptical about the republican party? ask armstrong, back in 1919 a good friend of york's, lee atwater george bush and just become president. in the republican party had not had power in the house of representatives in 40 years. we got to start working with the district. we ain't got the numbers to do it. we'll see if we can get the black congress. we will make a deal at them. willwe vote on our plan we won't run anyone in the district. perpetuity. went to double the number in your state houses. weou are going to give you the majority black congressional dis