time of ivan the terrible leaders. the militias lit up the banners before marching on moscow and said prayers for the reign of order in the fatherland. the time of troublesing this disaster we understand what the role of the people is, because the time of troubles. this is when there was a weak state and when the people stirred up a state of patriotism. the condition that this is our land poles came to our land.

damned tsarism, but soon came the realization of the importance of state symbols in the country time of troubles here is one of the projects of the coat of arms of that troubled time. there is everything here - an eagle and a military man and a peasant with sheaves and a red flag with st. george the victorious. only in january 1923 was a commission was created to develop the state emblem of the soviet union, it included artists and for the unification of the art world. they proposed to make crossed sickles , puffed-up hammers and the globe as symbols of the new country. in the first soviet derben, there was no annoying blunder, the handle turned out to be attached to the blade with a thick rather than thin end, but they could depict it as they please by the artists of the art world, that they were there, so to speak, to the socialist movement, not all belonged to you understand from the nobles there were lukovinsky , for example. they of course them. this is not so not so important in a vast christian country. such an inaccuracy could not but cause a smile; the mistake was corrected only in 1937

where there is a time _ troubling times where there is a time of— troubling times where there ting for the results of their asylum — waiting for the results of their asylum application.— waiting for the results of their asylum application. very interesting perspective- — asylum application. very interesting perspective. great _ asylum application. very interesting perspective. great to _ asylum application. very interesting perspective. great to talk _ asylum application. very interesting perspective. great to talk to - asylum application. very interesting perspective. great to talk to both. l thank you forjoining us. around the world and across the uk, this is bbc news. let's look at some other stories making news. new figures from the mortgage lender, halifax, says uk house prices have dropped for the fourth month in a row. they were down nought point three per cent between june and july. the cost of a typical home is now just over 285,000 pounds. a law charity has called for any deductions for living costs taken from compensation paid to wrongly convicted people — to be retu

time of ivan the terrible, the leaders. the militias lit up the banners before marching on moscow and said prayers for the reign of order in the fatherland. the time of troubles. it's like trouble, but during this trouble. we understand what the role of the people is, because we look at the time, when there was a weak state and when the people stirred up a state of patriotism. the condition that this is our earth, the poles came to our earth, the invaders came, and in fact. this is the surge of patriotism. he created this self-militia , tried on various classes that were at war with each other and managed to create such a people's force that actually returned the state. in 1997, on the mikhailov field under the walls of the transfiguration monastery of the savior, chapel. the largest militia camp was located here, and from here, at the end of july 1612 , the troops set off on a campaign against the capital, taking with them the icon of the kazan mother of god, the campaign against moscow was crowned with success and russia entered a new historical era. a year later, by coincidence , it was from yaroslavl that mikhail romanov would send a letter stating that h

by focusing on flavor it hopes people will see as a go-to option not just in times of trouble but wheneverheir stomachs start to rumble. >> sugita has developed a range of nonperishable food products. he works for a construction company that up until recently had nothing to do with food production. when his company's sendai branch was damaged during the great east japan earthquake he visited to help repairs. it was then he realized how much obtaining healthy meals were able to obtain. >> i saw they were giving out rice based dishes like curry, but people can quickly tire of that. >> that's when he came up with the idea of creating a range of nonperishable food products. he started with japanese dishes that would not only be low-calory and easily digestible but could also provide hydration. the first dish he chose was a family favorite made with meat and potatoes. with no food production experience, sugita turned to a local food manufacturer for help. for example, to prevent the potatoes from losing their shape during cooking they heated them in advance to add firmness. since it may not be

previously entrenched in the kremlin, the battle on the maiden field became a turning point in the time of troubleslish chronicle of the 17th century, stanislav of faberge, wrote. the wheel of fortune turned and the polish hope of taking possession of the russian state was destroyed; instead of chaos , the turmoil began to come into order and already in the next 1613. a zemsky sobor was convened in moscow, which elected mikhail romanov to the throne, starting a new dynasty on september 1, 1919. the first in the world opened in moscow. public school. movie. at first just in four rooms of an apartment in the center of moscow at the beginning of tverskaya street, students played behind a frame that imitated a screen. in 1928, one of the greatest directors in the world, sergeisenstein, began teaching here . the soviet government attached great importance to cinema and gradually the school grew , received its own building and turned into a well-known vgik first all allied. and now , over time, the all-russian institute of cinematography has created different faculties, directing, acting and camera depar

and you think, the time of troubles people leave you. praying for them kelly is one thing, but to becomeagainst the dark force is something else, so they say they will curse if i call the impostors a brother. yes, you are afraid of the wrath of god and the human shame that the wind is cursed today and glorified tomorrow. bless the very bobolev imitation mts space this god you phone in the following episodes, i was afraid to bring order to the floats the church is baptized a meal without a coin. can you at least shorten it tomorrow at 15:00? hello on tv channel rossiya vesti in the studio irina rosius and the main topics to this hour 2,500 children from the dpr had a rest this summer in camps thanks to the support of the authorities of the moscow region vladimir putin held a working meeting with andrey vorobyov. five attacks

the time of troubles was coming to an end in 1613. announced the election of the son of tsar fyodor romanov, patriarch philaret and xenia shestova, as tsar mikhail romanov and to the kinemarfeshka. glory to you lord god of battle the romanov dynasty ruled russia for more than 300 years. my lord, our country and our heroes since monday, damn it, volunteered. so it turned out that two minutes came. our help and our support for our warriors. all of russia is the real history of our people in our new project, our exclusive premiere. we watch from monday 15:00 only on the channel, russia on the russia tv channel vesti in the studio evgeny rozhkov hello, the main thing by this hour is the federal level emergency mode introduced in primorye, the first stage will be flooded again 27 settlements are cut off by water

is freedom to speak my native language, everything is a victory, it is friends by my side in times of trouble in joy, it is cloudless childhood without fear of kidnapping is the matchmaker of your culture this trade with the whole world is a vacation on the black sea in the crimea to my ukraine with you as long as it takes you ukraine is independence unbreakable these words are accepted with on independence day, indomitable, said in such a beautiful ukrainian language from the mouth of the ambassador of great britain, malinda simos, we will understand that this indomitability is hard for us, but we will be unbreakable until the end and we will prove to the whole world that we are not evil to me, and of course , thank you to everyone who supports us a- and ursula von derlein, the president of the european commission, from the very morning on her twitter, also posted greetings, let's see citizens of ukraine today, when you celebrate your independence day. i send my warmest congratulations to each of you, the strength of ukraine lies in to its people in your courage and your indomitable hope for

honestly, i was hurt that ivan's book comes out in the time of troubles , something always intermeddles yermolina? there was something before. and then and what to take with a woman? that's why i'm not married to 35, i'm single. the lights hinted, because hello where are you going? are you creating paradise? rais cows raisa crown and i'm here cuckoo. what is something? why are you running away from me? 50 years? nobody ran with me? and i haven't played snowballs for a long time. do you know nostalgia remembered youth? i ask why are you running from me? because i'm on duty. that's why you want to say, why did you come. to find out how quick-witted you are, but if you want, i’ll tell you who killed vanya’s muse. who is his muse? what muse vanya should not offend his muse should not? you don’t have a brush, you know, i read it. the novel is such a novel , it’s not literature, of course, low literature, but you won’t make money on high now. i did not expect from ivan. after all, we haven’t seen each other since school, but here for the evening meeting classmates. he then brought me poems by

he mediocrely lost the country, leaving it devastated, depopulated, doomed to the time of troubles, which

the government as something that they can trust or the fact that they, they look for them and times of trouble or they're more about i want to find my own solutions without any interference. i think it's a blend of all of those things, but probably least so i think it's probably least in terms of governmental support . so i think it's more likely to be a peer group or finding the way that way through by themselves. and they seems to be quite stop in terms of doing their own research in terms of what's out there on the internet, whether it's true. well no that's, that's how they kind of tend to find that unusual thing. which brings me back to my beginning and this whole thing, the boss. why does a good boss, the generations, the works for works with look like what kind of boss and expectations would they have? of someone who is managing a bunch of jobs. there's i think the legions of the speech of them get the best from jen. these lead is going to be empathetic and understanding not judge mental and i think they need to, to not sure and understand the strengths of this generations and brings to

and in times of trouble, like we're in right now, we do everything that we can for each other.ghter, lee anderson, is also coordinating an effort to feed fire victims, converting her wedding venue into a volunteer hub and meal kitchen. well, it is a big morning tomorrow over on ktvu right here, the nine is headed on a zip trip and this time we are headed to novato, novato, new news, new new like a new beginning. new beginning. yes yes. novato yes. novato we're exploring the city's favorite restaurants and bars. taking you inside marin kombucha to see how it's made. and the stars who are drinking it and will, of course, introduce you to the local nonprofit that's nurturing personal growth for children who need it most. again, that is tomorrow morning. ktvu goes on the road on the nine to the great city of novato. i always say sal gets the best assignments. he always gets either the food or the drinks. i mean, we're over here waiting for something good like that. come on, sal. share the love anyway. and also claudine, she is on the horse tomorrow and she gets great assignments an

forward that has become rather markedly popular is the notion that meaning that sustains you in times of troubleequence of adopting responsibility. this is another thing conservatives have not been very good at. communicating to young people because conservatives tend to be somewhat finger wagging in their morality. and fair enough there are things you should do. there is a better story there if you have when times get rough you say which they certainly will most of the general self-esteem that you feel you bear responsibility for your self over the long run for your family that the reciprocal interaction will get paid back by the people you're helping you do it because everything works. we thought for a long time this can be related to psychologist to some degree of your happiness or your mental stability is somehow an internal thing it is psychological. but that is not exactly right. your mental health and your happiness your freedom from anxiety and your happiness is dependent on the harmony you can't be sane and happy the data is quite clear you cannot be sane and together within a couple wi

and in times of trouble, like we're in right now, we do everything that we can for each other. as been giving fire victims a free place to stay at his rental propertieslongtime resident of , he says he wants to do whatever he can to help. right now. it looks hopeless in that area, but nothing is hopeless. of course, but it's going to take years. and that end of the island to get back to where they were. i don't know that lahaina will ever be the same. and his daughter, lee anderson, is also helping out. she converted her wedding venue into a volunteer hub and a meal kitchen. she's feeding a thousand people a day . our time is 517. we're getting an inside look. changing gears, real quick into the rubik's cube wca world championship. and we're hearing from one of its top competitors, dana ye is a world ranked speed solver from the united states and a rubik's cube ambassador. she was at the competition last week where puzzle solvers gathered earlier this week. and dana explains how the championship brings the speed solving community together . it was absolutely amazing. the last wo

when i find myself in times of trouble. i don't listen john lennon. i was warren buffett, but the truth the 10 year treasuries. it's a 4.1%. and i've been saying for 25 years, daria, i've said it once. i've said it a million times exact rate. but more importantly, i said it's tough to investments of 4.1% because i'd rather put my money somewhere safe at 4.1%, then somewhere risky in the stock market, getting 7 to 10%. so people to start to change around here. it's ok, real estate goes down. stocks start to go sideways, win tin. you're trying to get stuff. 4 plus percent. so other news moderna saying they're going have a good fall because covid shots. i don't want to say that out loud. write apple and amazon are report numbers tonight. and then tomorrow we get the july jobs report, which is me hugely big for wall street out there mean we're not going to recession, not going recession means inflation and inflation coming down. this is a sweet spot to be in right now, ok? and celebrate with a trip. ok? so a look at a vacation ing. >> now, if it's it's be

and in times of trouble, like we're in right now, we do everything that we can for each other. we spoke with coach nelson earlier today on the news at 5:00. he has been giving fire victims a free place to stay at his rental properties in maui. as a longtime resident of the island, he told us that he wants to do whatever he can right now. so it looks hopeless in that area, but nothing is hopeless, of course. but it's going to take years. and that end of the island to get back to where they were. i don't know that lahaina will ever be the same. and his daughter, lee anderson, is also helping out as well. she converts her wedding venue into a volunteer hub and meal kitchen in maui. and nelson said she is feeding a thousand people every day. continuing coverage on the maui fires coming up a little later tonight. a north bay chef heads to maui to feed survivors. how a separate fire is now impacting his business. and we are tracking the weather out there. humidity that's been sort of the deal here. we're going to continue with that. and then a chance for some rain drops in the five d

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prigozhin has been dealt with pushes russia further into this, what in russia is called the time of troubles failures in military operations. what i would say though, is with prigozhin gone, he was the biggest destabilising factor in putin's wore in the last few months because like any dictator, putin relies on sewing conflict and fanning rivalries amongst his elite for as long as those conflicts can be controlled and he can be the arbiter. what happened with prigozhin is that spilled into the open, prigozhin appealed to the general public, putin was forced to appeal to his people on television and the whole thing became uncontrollable very fast spinning tale of a political crisis and putin now trying to reassert control. a, now trying to reassert control. a couple of things but first, on the basis of people flying together, it's quite interesting, isn't it, there were very senior people on that one flight which would suggest to me they felt safer than they clearly were?— to me they felt safer than they clearly were? yes, i think that is true although — clearly were? yes, i think that is tru

century it is called valushki, but despite such a frivolous name , the fortress was a very serious time of troublesthe polish-lithuanian troops approached the kargopol three times. they were beaten off next to the valushki. trinity church and ferotonda. large and impressive already at the turn of the 18th and 19th centuries, good classicism in size quite echoes the older cathedrals. now there is an exhibition hall with it, and in the other direction, along the same oktyabrsky prospekt, you can get to the youngest church in kargopol, the zosimovsky bright yellow roundabout of 1819, it is also tall and impressive, and what is remarkable, it stands on the site of the oldest settlement of kargopol, fall slide, 12th or 13th century according to researchers. here in kargopol people settled for the first time. here is a combination of the newest church in the oldest place in the city. with temple architecture in kargopol, everything is very good and interesting, with civil architecture everything is a bit more modest here, there are no outstanding city estates, in general in the 18th century, there were o

in the time of troubles, when they camped here , yes, in 1763 a peasant revolt broke out. in the 18th century a new high bell tower was added to the temple in the 19th century the refectory was expanded the temple became more spacious soviet times it suffered the fate of many churches to close those devastation burning the icon of the arrest of priests saved antiquity in the 1960s for the temple scientists of the restorer took over. we studied the history of the building with all its stages , restored the roof according to the model of the 16th century, the work of the chalet until the nineties. and now there is again a parish church with a beautiful well-groomed territory with new bells and inside, of course, everything is new. but the walls of roughly hewn stones are a real deep antiquity, which is already 700 years old and this is impressive. so we highly recommend visiting here when you go to kolomna there are so few places where you can see in the moscow region. with me knock down for benefits and wait for new discounts in september buckwheat in bags for cooking for 3

the debut of paypal, usb comes as the crystal currency industry, faces hard times, trouble by the meltdown of f t x and the growing number of legal cases against the branches. biggest exchanges. well, the us state of texas has become something of a poster child for clean energy projects. it's already the biggest bruiser of wind power in the us and it's well on its way to claiming that tougher solar energy to but not everyone is a fan. our porter met a campaigner fiercely opposed the plans to build a massive solar farm. your, his families land. everything's bigger in texas. they say no doubt when it comes to renewable clean energy. this springs to no other place in the us as more wind and solar energy plans and projects in the so called lone star state. so far so good bucks is about what makes texas interesting is 95 percent of the land in texas is privately owned. 83 percent of that land is work in the past. those large blue areas landscapes, huge privately owned farms and cattle ranches for which texas is also famous for gave way for more and more equally massive wind turbine and solar pa

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let's say the nordic faith that is, they have one torus there and so on, but at the same time , having got out of trouble, he sits down and says, damn it, thank god he says it's over. in moments like these make you think about life. i understand that something needs to be changed in it. we live a secular life for the sake of our passions for our own benefit. and here you already feel that yes, a third was wrong here. here you begin to live for the sake of loved ones for the sake of the motherland. there are some young fighters, you are surprised by their character, by the persistence of their spirit with him, and let's see, yes, when something happens, how do they behave? well, that's already detrimental. children they are already sick, because hatred can only destroy. with the zulya guys you will kill all the muscovites halls in the highway, otherwise ukrainians. she is not creative and the lord, therefore, says not to take revenge on his beloved. leave me. i will not mock you there. if we are with god , this 100% victory will be ours on the eve of planning where we will work. these are not lines of con

of us terrible. ok, peyton, he may have at some point, but i'm certainly not during my time. what i am troubled about is that for 20 years and they're right and 20 years, they have to understand we never had a clearly defined objective except for the very 1st year in both of those places. after that, none of the administration's republican or democrat was able to clearly articulate a clearly defined objective while we're here. and so you end up spending uh almost 2 decades and trains of dollars and lost thousands of wives of our own non commission. everyone else that was killed or injured a wounded um without having accomplish what we originally set out to do because no president was able or willing to say, this is our objective. whatever and fan is everyone kind of says that kind of thing . now, when the 2 trillion dollars is left to be the us public money, but why did people lie in the $100.00 for us? they have one about why what's happening in afghanistan come, major general jeffrey, show us a, this is in the washington post, which i had 2000 documents linked to them. said in an interview, w

. >> that's really interesting, to breathe even in a time of trouble. >> yeah. >> this is a good one,ch free zones, right? tech free spaces and places, in the car, in the home, at dinner time have a little basket put the gadgets in the basket. and then when it's bedtime, start your routine now, which looks like no gadgets in the bedroom and then have them to do the old school stuff, right? they say, i need my phone to wake up, put an old school alarm in there >> that's my daughter. mom, i use it as my alarm! >> they may not like it, but they will love it later when they win and they're successful. >> tech-free zones and put them in a basket. have them weigh in, too. >> parents, we're in this together all of us will have tech free zones. we're all in it together. >> by the way, we have even more answers from our experts on these topics on our website. and we need more of your questions for our next asked and answered all about sleep that's a good one. head to today.com/question to submit yours. >>> all right, al? >> make sure you watch the "today" show with your children before they go

of him? my husband gets into trouble all the time, though trouble. ss, of course, but if i were you, i 'd look after a married woman. and don't worry. i'll look after him. well , shall we talk? go look. open up. what is ivan, a familiar guy, some kind of stubborn one, is this your boyfriend or just not an acquaintance? we met in a nightclub. i got attached, i don't know where to get away from it. go send him away, you will do stupid things, call for help and so on. i understood both of them. what happened? i was in the bathroom that you don’t open something, or what? listen. stop running after me. i then drank too much in the club. you did not understand correctly. okay, what are you talking about? come on, natasha, open it. listen, damnit, you go. ok. it turns out that you are implicated there on the most do not indulge. why did you hide? the father is aware of the evidence that the fsb has sent you such an assistant, he wants to talk to you, but the case is over and i will drive up near the residence, i still have to. i have better ideas with glasse

and in times of trouble, like we're in right now, we do everything that we can for each other.nd don nelson's been giving fire victims a free place to stay at his rental properties there in maui as a long time resident of the island, he says he wants to do whatever he can to help people. right now it looks hopeless in that area, but nothing is hopeless. of course, and that end of the island to get back to where they were. i don't know that lahaina will ever be the same. now, his daughter, lee anderson, is also helping. she converted her wedding venue into a volunteer hub and a meal kitchen at don nelson says she's feeding a thousand people a day. our time is 758. a man accused of several deadly stabbings in the davis area will be serving time in a mental health facility instead of going to prison. lawyers for former uc davis student carlos dominguez says a judge formally committed him to a state hospital for a maximum of two years. earlier this month, a trial was put on hold after a court appointed doctor found that dominguez was incompetent to stand trial. he's accused of stab

what can the us and the west do right now to help countries that at the best of times have trouble providing enough food for their citizens? well, 2 things 1st and most immediate thing anyone could do would be to have, let them recruit and get back into the blacks. the grand initiative that would immediately have an impact on prices. and it would get more food product on the market, including for developing countries in africa. but having said that, when i was at the united nations last week, i also announced the additional $350000000.00 in food assistance to go directly to 11 african countries as well as the 80, since the russian aggression against ukraine, about a year and a half ago we, the united states have provided 14 and a half $1000000000.00 to strengthen the food security for countries around the world. but especially in africa, we've done an emergency response, which i know is critical. we're, by the way, we, the largest donor by far to the world food program. we provide 50 percent of his budget. by comparison, russian provides less than one percent of his budget. but we're focused

to the heart of a trembling bud, wishing for winter to the struggle of the street of a troubled soul, a thousand times to the tired heart of the world, a funny indian , good news of rain, to the breath of the desert, beautiful leaves, trees , to the tired night of the porch, bring spring rain to the heart of a trembling bud, wishing for winter, to the struggle of the troubled lahijan street bursa load of soil in the force of garden man new or your eyes, i will see the sun of tomorrow, iran, me with the love of iran, me, your seal, with me , the storm of the homeland , with the honor of gold, the correspondent of the fourteenth of august 1402. on the 17th of august, with the presence of the authorities, we will have a different look at the day. we will once again open the upper-level documents and laws that came to a conclusion through the efforts of sed and sima news agency reporters . be on the news network at intervals of network programs the news and with the arrival of the respected officials to the broadcasting organization and the entrance to the sheikh hall, we will be live and direct with you

it seems that he, well, so to speak, and so on, but at the same time, having come out of trouble withg. he sits down and says, damn it, thank god he says it's over. in a war, yes, god is one step away and death constantly walks somewhere nearby and during shelling. you sit and think, did you spend your life like this or not, and at such moments you think about life and understand that something needs to be changed in it. social life we live for the sake of our passions for the sake of our output. and here already three you feel there, you were wrong here. this is where you start to live for the sake of loved ones. surprised by the character and see how they behave. it is important to understand why we are fighting our children, including for ukrainians, including for ukrainians, you just know how to educate them now in hatred of russians for everything russian. but these are already defective children. they are already sick, because they can only destroy. we are planning this for ukrainians the day before, where will we work? this not lines of contact. there. i, of course, will just i

after the revolution there were civil wars , when well, i remember the time of the great as history , the time of the great troubleswhere there was nothing, that is , the state lost its administrative functions inside and sovereign outside, but then they were restored by the people themselves, minin and pozharsky were accompanied by the committee on taxes and i order collections and robbers to establish here what is happening here is happening here is the united states, they are the first to know, and they want to rule the world. so here it is, but on the other hand , krenjan returned from vacation. pierrot oh, and then just uh. it so happened that hunter biden rented himself from a mansion in malibu. this is the most expensive area in general in the united states of america in california and nearby the security service also rented a mansion for 16,000 dollars. uh rent a month. and now listen to the dialogue of karen jean-pierre journalist. new services are paying now $16,000 a month to live next to a biden hunter in malibu, who pays for that? this is a question for the secret service. it is well thought that hunte

notch line of the southern line of fortifications near the kremlin rivers smile and trumpet is still a well-marked defensive rampart and moat. during the troubled timesng the patriotic war of 1812, the people's militia under the leadership of procopius lipunov , the ryazan territory, received endless streams of refugees and the wounded for the last time . ryazan land became an arena. in action during the years of the great patriotic war in the fall of 1941, nazi troops occupied seven southwestern regions of the region before, and guderian set himself the specific task of encircling moscow from the east, and from the east there was a city, ryazan from the east, zheleznodorozhnaya approached line. very powerful very large message, through which came through the rybno railway station, where trains arrived in huge numbers from factories evacuated to the east of the country, into which they had just switched to military rails, they only managed to supply the first military equipment and fish just at the station, but these trains were being compiled and sending them to some parts of the battle for moscow. and this railway line was necessary. well, that's b

useful, of course , when you are kind, when you get a beautiful beautiful food of all time for all cultures and peoples bad troubles. and there is no bread, folk wisdom says , the workers of the capital's sixth bakery convince. we will always be fed with bread of exceptional quality. this is my second life, which keeps me constantly in good shape and makes sure that i don’t get bored i was lazy and did not give up, but this is my whole life, because i came at the age of 19 and have been for more than 16 years. i work here, the bakery for me is my mother and life turned out beautifully. good bread, that means we don't go to work. management through contingencies enter the entire public state of a certain shock now is the main strategy that will use the west and beyond the laws through. through elections. power radicals. they will never come, the people will hate them by military means. now belarus cannot be defeated. means, the stake will be placed on terror. extremism will not stop at anything the west will not stop at any means for the twenty-fifth year, an attempt at any cost to blow up the situation from within.

able to get a medal and turn it into a computer game computer that the head of the assessment organization caused trouble. next time, please put the slide and the elective of the borders of the elective as far as you can in a separate cartable and a separate cartable folder. i want to hand over the report to the next shift, report the work package , and this change of track promises this event that the acting minister of sports is supposed to be aware of foreign words, of course , the governors were formed, technology with technology, or as they say in farsi, biotechnology, the only word ferengi, the scientific vice president of the president, the absence of their passage is raised, this issue is not exclusive to startups and knowledge-based businesses this year, the control system , which is very active in border traffic and in fact our surveillance system, will be less active , say a few persian sentences and use the word ferengi. if the system is not heard, it is still the same phase 11 of south pars, which was the most border phase, it was the most important phase, iranian god , god bless this disaster, modular

it seems that he, well, so to speak, and so on, but at the same time with everything, coming out of troubledown and says, damn it, thank god he says it's over. e. well , because in war god is one step away and death constantly walks somewhere nearby and

robin asham dastani, the spokesperson of the high commissioner for human rights, said in his press conference in hell that the time has come . france is seriously in trouble this is not the first time that france has turned into syria, a discussion of the united nations in the hands of 2022. had expressed a consistent and consistent punishment for disproportionately targeting specific minorities. according to this payment , these cases were mostly of african descent, often non-french people, according to police sociologist yen roche in an interview that was published on june 29 in the lavado noor media. confirms in these cases cannot be eliminated , especially when we know that most of those killed were ethnic minorities who disobeyed the order of the police to stop. the foreign ministry announced in a statement that any racism or organized discrimination by law enforcement in france is completely unfounded . this issue is taken into account because france played a central role in the riots last fall in iran. something the interventionist and provocative statements of the french authorities to directly support the azan brand and the extremist groups their

it's complicated to explain, complicated to put in front of jurors, and a lot of times jurors have troubleses of that statute. it allows her to charge a lot more. she's thrown the kitchen sink at donald trump, but obviously, it make it is a little more challenging as well. >> people are seeing the picture of all the people indicted, which are 19 people. do you see this as more difficult with this many people to connect them all for a jury. >> absolutely. i tried a lot of criminal cases. the easiest cases to try are one where is you craft a narrow indictment. you have one defendant and you just put on a very simple, straight forward story. the simple story is always more compelling to a jury. more or less what jack smith was trying to do in d.c. this is a different approach. she's throwing the book at him and also going after everyone. that's a valid approach. it does mean there's more opportunities for flippers. but just to put a finer point on it, can you imagine a courtroom with 19 different tables of defendants. all of them with their own lawyers trying to get a word in edge wise. can y