, represented by the aptly named, little tibet.opulation of himalayan people here, so we figured people would definitely come and try some tibetan food. audrina patridge (voiceover): and nothing screams tibet more than its native delicacy, momo. so these are beef momos. ground beef, onion, scallion. do you eat it with your hands? you could. it's very juicy. let me put a napkin on my lap. it could happen. [laughter] [music playing] wow, those are delicious. it's just a dumpling. it's like nothing crazy. audrina patridge: it is, but the flavoring of the meat is so good. i'm not sure if we gave it to different cultures or we borrowed it from different cultures. well, i'm going to call them momos from now on. no more dumplings. audrina patridge (voiceover): next stop, a unique spin on a classic dish you'll only find right here in little tibet, queens. audrina patridge: so obviously this is a burger, but it's not your typical burger. it looks a little different. this is a momo burger. audrina patridge: the bun feels so light and fluffy.

because of the disputed borders between india pakistan and china in the case considered independent tibeta buffer with communist china, but in the fifty-ninth year, beijing joined it before, the main traffic flow went through india now. it was blocked by aksaichin or white ravine, a huge uninhabited region that india china considered theirs, began to be of great importance in the sixty-second year. india has established. there are more than 30 checkpoints here. china decided to remove them after a month of fighting, it took us diplomatic intervention, but china gained a foothold in exai chin, providing supplies to tibet after 3 years , the situation escalated due to the indus -pakistani conflict china and pakistan opposed india, contesting its territory in kashmir in the autumn of the sixty- seventh year, the chinese army tried to oust the indian units from the passes on the border of tibet and sekim, the indians installed additional barbed wire, the chinese took it. it's like aggression began artillery duel at the border post, chula chinese soldiers went to the bayonet, but in the end th

after supplying tibet, after 3 years the situation escalated due to the indus pakistani conflict , chinatan opposed india and disputed its territory in kashmir. in the autumn of the sixty -seventh year, the chinese army tried to oust indian units from the passes on the border of tibet and sekima, the indians installed additional barbed wire, the chinese took . it's like aggression began artillery duel at the border post, chula chinese soldiers went to the bayonet, but in the end the pass remained under indian control, a lull reigned until the eighty-seventh year, when the disputed area. arnaud started to become an indian state, the parties were preparing for the conflict, but thanks to the efforts of indian diplomats, he managed to avoid relations escalating after 30 years in 2017 around the daklamp raft. in the himalayas, the situation of 602 was repeated . china tried to build a high-altitude highway for supply. indian troops came out to meet you to meet the workers, in response , chinese silent confrontation lasted 73. days and ended peacefully, and in 2020 a similar situation ended i

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you have a package of photographs that come across his desk, amazing photographs from tibet.runs 11 photographs on tibet, each a full page, this was never done before and people were so excited that the magazine just took off overnight and the membership just soared overnight. gilbert grosvenor cut this formula. for the next century. he's got to fill these, traveling in japan, he was looking for photographs and took a lot of photographs for the magazine, but what i found, her legacy as she acquired photographs from different sources. this packet of 15, i love them, i want more and here's a packet of 90 and she was having some of these hand colored. this is the period when national geographic started running color photography. you got to start running them in, you are wasting this opportunity and it took a while because of the technology of the cost but they did so she was really right in there working closely with him and that is her legacy. a lot of history in this book. so many stories, i ended up having 20 chapters and i'm not going to cover that will cover that in passing

place in china itself, and the investigation that provokes china's opponents, xinjiang, china and tibet, shows that the american is following the strategy in a very precise, persistent and diligent manner, and in a way, the minister of defense. china declares that we are aware that we should have taken all the necessary measures so that this us policy does not come to fruition , and the warning speech of the chinese defense minister means that the us and the west are using exactly the same methods they used against russia . it is used against china and we will pay how can the use of these methods be justified in view of the bitter experiences of the ukrainian war? it is very important to note that in response to this question, it is the first time that the united states formed a group called kovach, that is, quadrilateral, in fact, in in fact, the dialogue group 4 that was formed between japan, australia and india , although they emphasize in their meetings that the goal of these talks is not china, but the policies they announce and my approach seem to have introduced this important go

these four photographs from tibet. he runs 11 photographs on tibet, each one a full page. this is just never been done before. and people were so excited that the magazine just took off overnight and the membership just soared overnight. so now this guy, get membership just soared overnight. so now the sky, grosvenor, gilbert grosvenor, had brought this formula that it's going to be the format of the national geographic for the next century. until he needs the photographs it. to fill these pages. he has allies shepherd she's been traveling japan, china, korea. it's got her out there looking for photographs. so she took a lot of photographs for the magazine. but what i found in her legacy as she acquired photographs it. to get them from all kinds of different sources. she to here's a pack of 15 hits and left them, i want more. then she would say here's a packet of 90. she was having some of these hand colored. this is the period when the national geographic for the first time started running color photography. she stated got to start running them in color. you're wasting th

he runs 11 photographs on tibet, each one a full page. this is just never been done before. and people were so excited that the magazine just took off overnight and the membership just soared overnight. so now this guy, grosvenor, gilbert grosvenor, has struck this formula that is going to be the format of the national geographic for the next century and so he needs photographs. he's got to fill these pages. so he has allies. she's traveling in japan and china and korea, and he's got her out there looking for photographs. so she took a lot of photographs for the magazine. but what i found, her legacy, is that she acquired photographs. she would get them from all kinds of different sources and she'd say, here's a packet of 15. and he'd say, oh, love them, i want more. and then, you know, she'd say, here's a packet of 90. and she was having some of these colored hand-colored. and so this is the period when the national geographic for the first time started running color photography. and she said, you got to start running them in color. you know, you're wasting this opportunity

when i returned from tibet these flags, by the way, from there and in this no longer doubted that this purpose. after that , i went through another, well, i started by becoming a guide to lina, such an ancient vedic transformational game. then i became a yoga teacher and received an international certificate. that allowed me to officially be called a teacher as a certified teacher and began to teach began to put people. no tension smile will help you. kaifone, as you know, like a thai massage, it seems to hurt so much. well i always who would not come to me on practice. i am showing this experience that you can jump on nails. it's completely safe to carry around. that is, you can not hurt yourself you can knock. jumps on them. well, this board of different sizes is called a sashhol board tool, but he understands that this is an acupuncture tool. this is such an intense massage, stop, the kindergarten began to produce belarus just about a year and a half almost twice my friends. and so, accordingly , my experience as a conductor began with this. who is a conductor this one, the one that

at the center of a documentary adventure in search of a snow leopard, two traveling tibet travelers tohe purpose of a distant expedition, to capture on film a wild cat, which has a difficult and original character, observing the majestic nature and unique animals. they are thinking. what is the place of man in this wonderful world? in an ambush, this is a kind of philosophy, he invited me to go with him in search of a creature that, as i thought, had disappeared snowy choice of bars. i close my eyes. i see it on the a feline expression of the features of his thin and terrible muzzle. i saw bars i stole the fire and brought it smoldering embers to the industry, the cinema will return to the air immediately after the july vacation, and in august we are waiting for the russian film festival in vyborg and many new premieres will see you in the cinema. the northern sea route is a new logistical corridor for all mankind this is a huge program that we are engaged in without russian energy resources it will be difficult to ensure economic development america in order to work in the arctic to e

amount of money and produce appropriate medicine for the victims of accidents and the patients of tibet. up to the third, including 25 million people , from today , what are the conditions for benefiting from the increased credit for the beneficiaries ? palestine hall has declared 11 of them as critical. in this attack, the workers attacked a neighborhood of jenin with an apache helicopter and armored vehicles. they were wounded, and the zionist media reported that when several soldiers of this regime reported that the resistance fighters also targeted a zionist helicopter and destroyed an armored car, the zionist media also knew about the attack of a light copper plane on some targets in the west bank. the time of the second intifada palestine has been unprecedented in the past 20 years. the zionists are looking for the disappointment of the palestinian youth . the president, in a meeting with the secretary general of the palestinian islamic jihad movement, said that disappointing the palestinian youth generation from recapturing the occupied territories is one of the zionist goals of

thank you, it was 20 years old when you filmed this tibet of yours.ova is already a big actress. a legend like in ours, if you have a common language with her, you, well , almost countrymen from donetsk she is from kharkov well, i don’t know, to be honest, i just really it was always easy to work with talented people and indeed. she also helped in many ways the young e-artists who surrounded her, then irochirichenko, natasha of the year. well, as it were, she offered me many things. there is amazing. how did you get her to shoot? you know, i think everyone. uh, basically inspired them. uh, well, the story of boris vasiliev it was a graduation film. it wasn't supposed to go on screen, and that's why and here's how to say these missed the other side. i understand that then stalinist repressions are generally impossible there was nothing to say, he turned again to his master. i was still a student of sergei gerasimov, i say, how can i tell about this time, but hmm something like that. here he says no. do you want to shoot about it? honestly, well, to be

when i returned from tibet , these flags, by the way, from there , i no longer doubted that this wasy destiny. after that, i went through more. well , i started by being a guide to lina such an ancient vedic transformation game. and hmm, then i became a teacher, yoga received an international certificate. that allowed me to officially, as it were , called a teacher a certified teacher and began to teach, began to lead lila to put people on their heads. when you relax, will a smile help you? as you know. this experience is that you can jump on nails. it's completely safe. you can't hurt yourself you can knock. you can even jump on them. here are the boards in different sizes. let's have a sadhu board tool, but he understands that this is an acupuncture tool , this is such an intense massage, stop, a kindergarten sadhu began to produce in belarus just uh, about a year and a half almost two years ago, my friends. and so, accordingly , my experience as a conductor began with this. who is a conductor? this is the one that stands at the edge of some kind of swamp, and there, on the other s

construction in 2004 was illuminated by the dallay lama, the fourteenth spiritual leader of the buddhists of tibetkia several times pilgrims from around the world come to the republic to visit the horum. you can learn about the history of the only people in europe professing buddhism in the republican museum named after nicholas palm in its collection of archaeological finds, jewelry and buddhist relics, a separate exposition is devoted to weapons steppe people. the fighting skills of the kalmyks were valued by the russian military leader tsar alexei mikhailovich, who provided the kalmyk princes with the caspian steppes in exchange for military service and defense of the borders from the crimean tatars . well, muslims, fuck off. there, as it were, there was no trust, and the kalmyks are buddhists, they are definitely professional manami allies. and at the same time , they surpassed their weapons and retained some traditions that were in the army genghis khan, therefore, the clash has always made victory the main advantage of the nomads. there was mobility, the leader of the kalmyks skillfully used

international community remain deeply concerned about human rights violations including engine john and tibet and hong kong. i also specifically raised wrongfully detained u.s. citizens and those facing exit bans. there is no higher security concern than those of our citizens overseas. i will work to return them home. the united states is prepared to cooperate with china in areas where we have mutual interests. including climate. economic stability, public health, food security, counter narcotics. we believe china can play a key role in alleviating global food and security. i underscored the importance of supporting a long-term expansion of the black sea grain initiative which have facilitated the export of almost 32 million tons of grain from ukraine with a proximally 18 million tons going to developing countries. this is avoiding food shortages in the poorest, most food insecure countries as well as price surges. i raised as a priority the issue of synthetic opioids and fentanyl. a crisis in the united states. fentanyl is the number one killer of americans aged 18 to 49. we need much greate

the problem is that china has already lost trust and ivantsi, because we can see it in hong kong and tibetce about the chinese party, call the kyiv party, perhaps the camps will do so, but i want to say that most taiwanese do not share this opinion, and most taiwanese believe that we are truly inspired by the ukrainian people and we understand that we need to prepare for war, so that if we want peace, we want we have to prepare for war and how and in what way what means will taiwan , let's say, try to protect itself from china's interference in the elections e-e it is a powerful military state and we have a certain e blessing thanks to e-e straits that we separated from the mainland, and therefore it will not be so easy for china to invade, in contrast to the way russia invaded ukraine, of course , it helps the taiwanese to make a choice, in particular , the ukrainian city, we must invest in defense, and we must also strengthen our relations, for example, with japan with united states and they help us strengthen our military potential and when we look and i can't say that our situation is

sixty-seventh year, the chinese army tried to oust the indian units from the passes on the border of tibethe sekim , the indians installed additional prickly the chinese accepted the wire. it's like aggression began artillery duel at the border post, chula chinese soldiers went to the bayonet, but in the end the pass remained under indian control, a lull reigned until the eighty-seventh year, when the disputed area began to be sold to an indian state, the parties were preparing for a conflict, but thanks to the efforts of the indian his diplomats managed to avoid relations escalated after 30 years in 2017 around the daklam plateau. the himalayas repeated the situation of 602. china tried to build a high-cord highway. for supply. indian troops came out to meet the workers, in response , chinese silent confrontation lasted 73 days and ended peacefully, and in 2020 a similar situation ended in a mass brawl between the indian and chinese military in the frets area. about 500 people took part in it and there were even those who died about it, everything was made a movie . again, it ended with t

china has tibet. well, there is not . yes, and wan.there is a place. you understand that you are in the un security council a member of some elite club. that is, membership in this elite club gives you certain leverage. you are interested in the fact that this elite club ceases to exist or turns into an elitist one. to date, we are watching the fact that the un is turning into a conglomeration of losers and losers. it's just deeply concerned impotents, that is , it is clear that when china talks about the fact that onocentricity implies non-centricity, that the un will be the center for approving decisions that will be binding later on execution to date, we see that it is not that there are no places for the approval of decisions, that is, and even more so not places that are able to implement these decisions, that is, accordingly . it turns out that a bunch of serious players who looked at the un and their privileged place in this club as a tool risk finding themselves near this broken trough, and well, this is happening all over the

the mountains in tibet, the himalayan mountains, they have all of these metals that go into our cell phones and our electronics. they control 80% of the world supply and that is not changing in our lifetimes. host: many people point to that issue as the reason for their investment in africa as well. guest: yes, but you have to understand how small of a percentage dust cobalt in uganda, those things there. but that might be one or 2% of the world supply. america and the west is the market for those. so they would be worthless without our purchasing of the electronics that those go in. but we cannot physically create an iphone without thos minerals. host: y just heard the secretary of state talking about restricting certain technology when it comes to hypersonic weapons, nuclear weapons. but he also said any technology that could be -- i think he said oppressive was the word to america. what were you thinking? guest: host: -- guest: it is about reciprocity. i was unable to access facebook, google, those things, basic fairness. we should not allow for example tiktok to be owned by byted

yes, somewhere in tibet, as i understand it, and says listen, well, what are you all attacking me withern auction community. i wanted to destroy two things of the jews and this terrible war. ah, the country to the east. you yourself wanted it. and now it's her fault, of course, i sat down what you wanted, that is, in fact, this is a solution to the russian question. here in this, probably, in a civilizational form. well, i won’t speak, as the supreme commander i will say, just pipes. well, the pipes are such big systems with such a margin of such a history of return, as our non-partners say. yes , with such a history it is impossible to destroy the country and civilization. and by the way, the mood is not only there for some older generation of our very young guys who go there shows that it is alive. i i don't know how it's genetics. it's called the spirit that lives here. that's about india china and by the way, what else do we have? this is an absolutely amazing thing, as it were, when we here we believe that if we have concluded an agreement, it must be carried out until, by itself,

chinese sovereignty and securities of us has repeatedly encouraged separatism in china, including tibet, sions, young and hong kong. in a different voice, i encouraged color revolutions. now, this is increasingly been the case with the taiwan as well. what's new is that china has emerged as a major power. one that is resisting us to germinate and unilateralism. consequently, the u. s. has advanced a major new at circle net and suppression strategy. with taiwan at the center. now, one of the concerns in paging is that the u. s. might try to uh, turn taiwan into the ukraine of asia to bait china into a war that badging would like to avoid it possible and use just in from india and were another train this time a cargo one as derailed in the same indian state were one of the deadliest train crashes of this century occurred on friday. several wagons of a cargo trained the rail between 2 indian cities, while loaded with limestone are no casualties reported yet, this incident comes 2 days after a disastrous frame crash in the same state. according to officials, the incident has been investigat

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can securities of us has repeatedly encouraged separatism in china, including tibet, change, young and hong kong in a different voice. i encourage color revolutions. now, this is increasingly been the case with taiwan as well. what's new is that china has emerged as a major power. one that is resisting us to germany and unilateralism. consequently, of us as advanced a major new with the circle met and suppression strategies with taiwan at the center. now one of the concerns in badging is that the us might try to uh, turns taiwan into the ukraine of asia to bait china into a war that badging would like to avoid if possible. well, the chinese defense, minnesota, also as the us to stay out of the territory of other countries. and as we already know, washington does have plenty of military bases around china. most of us wants to us, but we'll have from the american officials, a suspicion is that it's been welcomed. and these other countries who likewise have security concerns. us coins. it's bringing more security in the words of austin, a deterrence the to the regions. for example, the us

and security of us has repeatedly encouraged separatism in china, including tibet. sions, young and hong kong. in a different voice. i encouraged color revolutions. now, this is increasingly been the case with the taiwan as well. what's new is that china has emerged as a major power, one that is resisting us to germany and unilateralism. consequently, the us has advanced a major new at circle met and suppression strategy with taiwan at the center. now one of the concerns in paging is that the u. s. might try it. it turns taiwan into the ukraine of asia to bait china into a war that badging would like to avoid if possible. moving on to all the news. now the war on terra in africa is entering a new phase that says, you've got them. presidents officially confirmed the death of over 50 soldiers on a peacekeeping mission in somalia. the troops were killed by also by militants and the military base of the african union transitioned mission and the country. we discovered the lifeless bodies of $54.00 folding soldiers, including the commander. this terrorist attempted to now the feel free to the

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maybe china, maybe tibet. >> that is my projection.erms of economic growth than it is for europe and the u.s. were in both cases we are seeing outright recession. it is all relativity. if you have a growth rate of 4% over the average of the next few years, that is pretty good under the circumstances. the problem is we are looking at china through our past experience. that is clearly over. the model is shifting now. >> exactly what i was going to ask you. the structural shift of the economy is undertaking will have these growth pains as it were. or structural shift pains if you will. quite the authorities do what they always do in these situations. they throw more stimulus edit. we talked about the exchange rate weakening. that is no surprise. not every other central bank's hiking rates. we are seeing and easing here. every time the growth falls under the target of the government, what happens is the people's bank of china is going to provide stimulus and that has led us to a situation overall. starting with the financial crisis when ch

equity market european, japanese equity markets tibet from valuation standpoint a huge, to develop marketsd the world indian among leadership i have think in terms of returns generated by merging market equities evaluation hardly cheap long been the case having said that police station obviously, largeest on earth i think seeing country embrace more and more than obviously, capitalism investments made in that country certainly bodes well for prospects long term for investors looking at indian as place that will be flattering to emerge market request not broad portfolio. >>. mike: with narrative seem inflation fight, is with us for the long haul a long time what is your perception what that time frame actually looks like? >> well mike, obviously, we've seen inflation come down quite a bit, so far, from the peak of 9.1% headline june last year now 4% on year-over-year basis, obviously great concern remains last mile if you will is it much harder from mile, now forward down to 2% seeing plenty indicators with regard to surveysing manufacturing services showing prices, continue to decline, use

of human rights violations was found, and now this narrative about how human rights are violated in tibetith the uyghurs about human rights violations used in the same way. yes, yes, in the field of human rights in china. however, this tool is absolutely false and false, because, firstly, it was not used at all, it was not used at all against iraq , not during the war in afghanistan and many other countries, exactly what they could choose to fight for the attacks on china and this manipulation is not a concern for human rights. this is an opportunity to blame beijing through the western propaganda machine. and no one talks about the half million iraqi children who died because of the sanctions. oh it's just attendant loss and this is a good example of double standards. how can you use human rights for your own purposes western countries on the one hand 500,000 children - this is not a human problem in china - these are questions that concern all mankind. well, at the same time, the united states has been taking the most aggressive actions against russia for the past few years, including g

blinken raised concerns about china wrongfully detaining americans, its human rights abuses in shinzhen, tibetkong, threats against hong kong, spy base in cuba and unfair economic practices. plink ken says they should work together to disrupt chemicals fueling the fentanyl crisis in the united states. republicans say this conversation is another decades long series of endless, fruitless talks with chinese official. >> we need them to take off the golden blindfolds to accurately assess the risk of continuing to do business with a genocidal regime that coprovoke a war any second. >> reporter: china's top diplomat said united states should cooperate with china and stop pushing what they call the china threat theory. stuart: rich edson, thanks so much. who is here right now? kt mcfarland. we need a foreign policy expert. i still think we're being pushed around by china. what say you? >> oh, yeah. it was pretty clear the chinese cared a whole lot more meeting major american manufacturing companies, tech companies, bankers in the weeks prior to the blinken visit than they did about tony blinken. bli

the two arrested men, chance brannon and tibet ergul, could face up to 20 years in federal prison. in related news, a new report from the center for countering digital hate finds that google made over $10 million from ads by anti-abortion groups. the google ads were for so-called crisis pregnancy centers, which aim to steer people away from having abortions while posing as reproductive healthcare clinics. the southern baptist convention has voted to uphold the expulsion of two churches led by women pastors, tightening its restrictions on women, banning them not just from serving as pastors, but for having any kind of leadership position. the moves come after organizing by the southern baptist churches -- church's ultraconservative members. in climate news, officials in india and pakistan have ordered the evacuation of more than 150,000 people as cyclone biparjoy makes landfall in india's gujarat state. the storm crashed ashore earlier today near high tide with a storm surge that threatened to inundate low-lying coastal areas. it's just the third cyclone to hit india's west coast in

more demand for climbers wanting to go to mount everest, and the northern side of the mountain in tibetnly access point to the mountain. we have seen more and more climbers over the years. >> garrett, i think climbing mount everest is a thing people throw around as sort of one of those goals. what goes into training for something like that? >> oh, lots of other climbing around the world. we require our climbers to have been on several five, 6,000-meter peaks up to 20,000 feet to prove they are competent, capable and prepared for a mount everest expedition. we want our climbers to be ready to take on the challenges and the death zone at 8,000 meters, 25,000 feet where life is very fragile. >> does anything that you have seen over the last -- over past season, would that give you pause or change what you would maybe say to some of your clients? >> well, i think every time we go up the mountain and we realize we're potentially closer to death, it makes us feel more alive. so i think i'll keep going back as long as i can. the views from the top are stunning and spectacular and to share that

ibm move to to tibet and opened the software industry.oftware company that became worth trying to dollars and you have this extraordinary effort to break up ibm including a small company named microsoft and the microcomputing revolution during that same period and a strong company named apple and many other companies. you havefl this sinks posing of activity. all these markets have been occupied and at&t suddenly opened up and people started offering co-internet services fax machines and all that led to the internet to thehe united states has led to the internet for decades and we broke up our monopoly. we have had the most successful successful -- that is our competitive advantage. >> interesting. one or two more questions. let me ask you this a little bit outside of your. if you were going to write an eeo at a t global level that mirrored what you did and what the white house did in july of 2021 reset look we need resiliency for communities and labor and businesses of all sizes will would that look like and maybe could give us two or th

here is such a one. decided to call it titanic immediately it was clear to tibet and he is like a childan't convince. nothing good will come of it anyway. why, for example, there is good news, you do not have cerebral edema. don't worry, i'll take it all right. he just needs some rest, but he wanted to see you so much. now he will calm down, we'll go lie down on the bed. all you can see is that everything is all right with your wife. sasha, you made a mistake, together they washed the body to the shore, and the man, where he approximately disappeared. his one of the first pulled hypothermia. understandably your wife's lack of oxygen has caused uncontrollable harm. there, a woman was brought from the big dipper. it turned out something took off something. we are at the very epicenter of the tragedy, according to updated data, the number of victims has reached 10 people. among them, two children who suffered a lot from the elements became victims of the disaster, not only participants in the regatta, but also owners of fishing boats, doctors have been working for several hours without int

the woman added that there was no room on the plane tibet minister.t was a course in new jersey. there was no room for them on the plane. is there any idea which family member he she was texting? >> we've not figure that out yet. alex it obviously there are a number of women who it could be. ivanka trump tiffany trump. former first lady melania trump. we have not received confirmation of who that person is. but that is somebody who was in and out of trump's bedroom and residents. during this time periods. over the course of several days and in between trump's legal team received the may 11th subpoena and evan corcoran layer to his own search on behalf of trump. to be responsive to that subpoena he carried around 65 boxes back and forth between the residents. and trump's storage room. so, it would've been hard to miss. but again, still unsure who this woman's. >> as a former prosecutor tim, do you think the doj has had a line? is he feeling pressure to flip? >> absolutely. the department brought criminal charges because his criminal exposure. he faces

tibet what's the matter? and no yes, you are not afraid, neighbor. subway and do not need anything. look into your eyes. well, look how you live neighbor dude, creature, here's a video good conversation we have with you, the police started, so i won't see you here anymore. did not mean that you what we want, compote everything was very tasty. thanks . well, why didn't you go to bed, i wanted to ask, what else did you think about our conversation. for a long time i thought about everything and change. oh, it’s cold to devour now, that’s what’s here to warm the soul. well, let's go, mother promised to cook and see the dead woman to bury the sacred work. and what that will take conquered a lot to break. don't say it, don't say it. you know that this is a pipe in the grave, criminal top chrome with a legal tip, no one sees anything. understood? i myself did not even know one, maybe look? no thanks. i don’t need such happiness, we know this happiness is called. i found you a new home. it’s great sister that she didn’t open for so long, whether? it's clear? oleg, i asked you not to smoke

kazakhstan, afghanistan, bangladesh, india, china, tibet, nepal, they were released on their own reconnaissanceare never seen or heard from again. >> martha: this is a democrat, a kennedy. who said if i am elected i will shut down this border. >> just like his uncle would've done in his dad would've done, because it is america first, it should not be about your party. if you don't care about your party, you don't care about the border, the democrats don't seem to care, but he is saying that's better for the country. that's why he has 20% approval, two in the morning with his iphone is dedication. >> martha: i think you will see some movement shifting on the democrat side, because you have cornel west, robert kennedy jr. you will get pressure from different places and an independent candidate lining up as well. this will explode in interesting ways over the next several months. good to have y you here. >> great to see you again. >> martha: thank you very much. have we mentioned air quality? i feel like it's getting harder to breathe in here just talking about it. worst ever recorded as canadian

the world now sees a china that punishes its own people, the uighurs, and the good people of tibet.that denies even the most basic civil rights to its huang chinese majority, including the right to self-determine, including the right even to access an uncensored internet. the world sees a china that tries to bully other sovereign countries. the world now she is a china whose -- the world now sees a china whose population is shrinking, whose people are aging without a safety net for its elderly, whose young, college-educated children can't find a job, whose housing market is in turmoil. the world now sees a china whose debt is unmanageable, whose technology sector has been purposely, intentionally stunted by its own political leadership. the world now sees a china whose state-own entities are models of inefficiency and corruption and whose economy is slowing. now, i know that is a cold dish of truth, but that's what the world sees. if china cares about the world and if the people of china care about how the world sees china -- and both do, china will reengage with the world, includin

then there is tibet which traditionally considers itself separate.ome support from india , plus the americans are thinking this way. look how many centers they opened at one time for the study of the manchu language and manchu culture, accusing china of literally crushing manchu culture, that is, this is an old american idea to gather some kind of alliance from small and medium-sized countries dissatisfied with large states. now washington will fly and persuade him to join a certain alliance, let's call it nato, plus watch the news right now. it was 60 minutes. all the best, goodbye. on the russia channel, the time of the main news of the day on the air is big news in the verkashevin studio. hello sergey samukha is studying the damaged nato equipment. here is your tank.

we have three from three different cultures, tibet, china and japan.uid in different time periods in cultures. sometimes being female in china but often male and evoking features associated with gender binaries and sometimes in between. it's a lovely way of tying all the themes together in this collection. gender and sexuality, speaking from my culture specifically, is something at that hasn't been recently widely discussed. this exhibition shows that it's gender and sexuality are actually have been considered and complicated by dialogue through the work of artists and thinking specifically, a sculpture we have of the hindu deities because it's half pee male and half male. it turns into a different theme in a way and is a beautiful representation of how gender hasn't been seen as one thing or a binary. we see that it isn't a modest concept. in a way, i feel we have a lot of historical references and touch points throughout all the ages and in asian cultures. i believe san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a huge representation here in the bay area

we have three from three different cultures, tibet, china and japan. sell vanity stot relevar has been fluid in different time periods in cultures. sometimes being female in china but often male and evoking features associated with gender binaries and sometimes in between. it's a lovely way of tying all the themes together in this collection. gender and sexuality, speaking from my culture specifically, is something at that hasn't been recently widely discussed. this exhibition shows that it's gender and sexuality are actually have been considered and complicated by dialogue through the work of artists and thinking specifically, a sculpture we have of the hindu deities because it's half pee male and half male. it turns into a different theme in a way and is a beautiful representation of how gender hasn't been seen as one thing or a binary. we see that it isn't a modest concept. in a way, i feel we have a lot of historical references and touch points throughout all the ages and in asian cultures. i believe san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a hug

we have three from three different cultures, tibet, china and japan. sell vanity stot relevar has been fluid in different time periods in cultures. sometimes being female in china but often male and evoking features associated with gender binaries and sometimes in between. it's a lovely way of tying all the themes together in this collection. gender and sexuality, speaking from my culture specifically, is something at that hasn't been recently widely discussed. this exhibition shows that it's gender and sexuality are actually have been considered and complicated by dialogue through the work of artists and thinking specifically, a sculpture we have of the hindu deities because it's half pee male and half male. it turns into a different theme in a way and is a beautiful representation of how gender hasn't been seen as one thing or a binary. we see that it isn't a modest concept. in a way, i feel we have a lot of historical references and touch points throughout all the ages and in asian cultures. i believe san francisco has close to 40% asian. it's a hug

yes, somewhere in tibet, as i understand it, and says listen, well, why did you attack me, everythingestroy the things of the jews and this terrible war. ah, the country to the east. you yourself wanted it. and now it's her fault, of course, i wanted what you wanted, that is, in fact , this is the solution to the russian question. here in this probably in a civilized way. well as i will not speak as a supreme team. now i will say, just pipes. well, the pipes are such large systems with such a margin with such a history of return, as our partners say. yes, with such a history it is impossible to destroy the country and civilization. and by the way, the mood there is not only for some of our older generation, but for very young guys who go there shows that it is alive. i don't know how it's genetics. it's called the spirit that lives here. that's what about india china and by the way, what else do we have? this is an absolutely amazing thing, as it were, when we here we believe that if we have concluded an agreement, it must be fulfilled until it itself, as it were, our partners or coun

the mountains in tibet, the himalayan mountains, they have all of these metals that go into our cellnes and our electronics. they control 80% of the world supply and that is not changing in our lifetimes. host: many people point to that issue as the reason for their investment in africa as well. guest: yes, but you have to understand how small of a percentage dust cobalt in uganda, those things there. but that might be one or 2% of the world supply. america and the west is the market for those. so they would be worthless without our purchasing of the electronics that those go in. but we cannot physically create an iphone without those minerals. host: you just heard the secretary oftate talking about restricting certain technology when it comes to hypersonic weapons, nuclear weapons. but he also said any technology that could be -- i think he said oppressive was the word to america. what were you thinking? guest: host: -- guest: it is about reciprocity. i was unable to access facebook, google, those things, basic fairness. we should not allow for example tiktok to be owned by bytedanc