u. a. well, so i'm consider rusher and china is winning this phase of world war 3. it was all give me the war to end all wars world war one that comes to mind this week make a soldiers have been involved in violence just a few 100 miles from sarajevo. now, nato is to add hundreds of soldiers to its thousands in cause of a lot even recognized as a country by the u. n. o bricks, countries, it was arguably illegally under the un. jobs are recognized by nature of ours before the destruction of europe. certainly, constitutionally searching the state you can solve your joining me now from new york city is on following the president of the un general assembly, as well as one of the foreign minister sub you book your image. now president of the people's posse in serbia and the center for international relations and sustainable development. thank you so much look for coming on the situation moving very fast as i understand it in the northern cause of it. before we even get to the context, i better as what, what has been named recent weeks, the scale of the violence by.

u a. e. and so i think that the real key here is whether or not the u. a. e. well, really enforce the section because some of these companies have partnered with companies that are associated with the u, a. e. and with rush up. but certainly, you know, if there is limited evidence that this will affect things in a short run in the long run. potentially sedan is one of the most sanctioned countries in the world going back to the past 30 years. you know, since 1989 when there was a military cooling student isn't seen really a series of sanctions and actually that'd be 7. do it with tires with islamic extremism again and the 2000 for the warrant out for so, you know, there is not a lot of the of that hasn't been sanctioned into them as part of the state enterprise here. and what you've seen as a result of those sanctions is really sudan, if you know, really become an operating ground for china and russia. these are 2 countries that obviously are not abided by us. sanction. now the u. s. senate has approved a deal to lift the government's $31.00 trillion dollars that l

u. a as well as online and southern iran. temperatures have come down slightly with things well in the way of unsettled conditions. thanks to the wind, across southern areas of oman, shamal, which is clearing away, but still a risk of blowing dust across the golf and temperatures all set to come down the coastal event on sunday, with some rain dribbling and from eastern areas of the mediterranean. now isn't move to the north of africa, temperatures, assets to pick up across the northwest and all of those unsettled conditions have cleared out. jerry, i've seen a lot of heat come back in with a change in the wind on sunday, 38 degrees celsius. i with a dramatic drop as we get into monday and will cloudy conditions dominate. purple central areas. we've got some fuse thunder storms for nigeria running across the central band of africa. you can see those shot with much wyatt for the south of this, the heat continuing to dominate in mozambique and northern areas of south africa. there comes a rain dipping into cape town by saturday. the the, the latest news as it breaks up to be instead of being

well. the u. k. migration deal with rolanda was signed in 2022. apparently a old asylum seekers who called passage to a quote safe the country are automatically consisted in admissible as a side of things have been sent over one the weather. oh wait for a verdict on that claim. and the decision of the u. k. court is expected to be challenged by london. rwanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that you n a c. all. they use rwanda for their own refugee schemes, olivia and refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme court with the court's decision. how strong attention from active us and the u. k. so we heard from some of them. clients were very sad if a sensor alonda come to they know nothing about my son, other being serious, some of the all, as i told they've reached protection and safety and the internal for them. so i must say you put out more pressure for that. you have a lot of mind to suspend that i get a manual that alonda a small fee and that shameful

uh, well, can u serve as a catalyst? yes this. probably the most important thing is to return it. but such prestige is the romance of the profession of engineers, that's in the spirit of such early strugatskys yes , they build such it, triads there are other things, when it will be cool to be an engineer. yes, it will be cool to do mehman. this is one of those directions. pore ​​is very important and which, of course, will lead to the emergence of domestic artificial intelligence there, the second and this is also in our power. and those who here is going to create comfort and motivation. it's a neat tweak to a huge number of government support programs. thanks for them. give the industry of private initiatives guarantee benefits. yes, this is also very important third. well, this is really seamless training. we conducted an experiment when we started inviting the children of employees to enter the divisions and conduct classes with them on robotic technology. but this is the easiest one. yes, robots are programmed, and then they b

now let's take a deeper look at africa's natural resources. well, according to the u. n, as it contains a setting certainly will mineral reserves including 8 percent of that. so guess, and 12 percent of global. well furthermore, the content of health, 40 percent losing gold deposits and up to 90 percent of its chromium am. platinum is that this is why that causes tremendous rich. this a resources for the south african, the physician general believes that these precious commodities will be back to the employees within the contests borders the agreements that remains in the united. so when the media sees, well these are media miles and there we have discovered the 100 export, the low cost of low you plus media textbook, if needed us to be destined $1.00 transport. these will really make sure guess what, that is manufacturing legends happen. email media and so for the benefit of the people, the benefits, when i media, we need less and the media you need better sofa prevents on it. and seeing that we're on the other hand, it is clear that the reason can be pointed for somet

a common organization known as the m k. o m u k. bomb. the headquarters overwhelms as well. i'm a group home with partners during several officials, including your was den justice, chief mohammed, the history activists. it'd be enter your 3rd group has enjoyed significant support from washington website. all. yeah. is it the chevy and one of the engine main actions carried out by the moon offer can, would you deem have led their supporters to stop packing them. despite their 40 years of support for the m k. o, the west had to finally retreat from the terra group and can no longer rely on them . the us says use the m k o as a criminal tool over the past 40 years. but now it has come to realize that it has stained its reputation with the m k o image. and this is forced to us to back down on the groups via and k. o was also allegedly responsible for the assassination of top iranian nuclear scientist. in the 20 ten's, we're around, it uses the celia to have engineer deter attacks. but the most recent one was the assassination of top your money and military commander, general ross

president, but they met and in that was able to show us that china is interested in averting a conflict with the u. s. as well. and this cannot be taken for granted, because that means no less than the world, perhaps being a little bit safer than it was before this meeting. and, you know, this follows months of escalating tensions between the us and china. let's not forget that the chinese 5 balloon that was shot down and us, aerospace was and we're 4 months ago. but now this visit has happened and it could pave the way for more meetings between the us and china, perhaps later this year between a biden and she on the side lines of a summit and sign for us to san francisco. but the white house has yet to give him any more details on that. for now. 9 men have pleaded not guilty of people smuggling at a court in greece following last week's migrant ship disaster. at least 78 people are known to have died after the boat capsized. and as many as 500 are still missing. it's here in a small greek town of mounted castle where the survivors of last week shipwreck being held in a migrant come on were relatives of the m

and in that was able to show us that china is interested in averting a conflict with the u. s. as well. and this cannot be taken for granted, because that means no less than the world, perhaps being a little bit safer than it was before this meeting. and, you know, this follows months of escalating tensions between the us and china. let's not forget that the chinese 5 balloon that was shot down and us, aerospace was and we're 4 months ago. but now this visit has happened and it could pay the way for more meetings between the us and china, perhaps later this year between a biden and she on the side lines of a summit and sun for us to san francisco. but the white house has yet to give him any more details on that for now. a, let's listen night to what the secretary of state had to say about one of the big bones of contention between the 2 countries. taiwan raised us concerns shared by a growing number of countries about the p. r. c's, provocative actions and the taiwan strait. as well as in the south and he's trying to seize on taiwan are reiterated. the longstanding us one china policy

so such a, such a such as that, vince normally bring back the games that are being uh, a g u. well by the end of it. and unfortunately it would normally see about this. incidence is a abroad, may be new to bring to those countries much not in the on of the console because a lot of console africans don't to discriminate against a it'll bins. so we hope that this can be a big country is selected, the big guns is going to go to a leaf from how that's it is insect treated when they come to africa. and the do the same there, the winds and heavy rain, i've left more than 20 people beds and over a $150.00 injured in pots of northern practiced on numerous homes have been damaged in the affected areas, and authorities are working hard to find and rescue potential victims, we do have this report from one local john event, the terrain terrain caused serious damage in the city of fan or yesterday at least 21 people died more than a 150 were injured due to the hailstorm, lightning strikes and heavy rain reports say that hundreds of houses were damaged, and thousands of tabel vanished rescue cha

it was not j, u m a c, as well as an arrow, which of the stablish a bazillion democracy. welcome to the show. france continues to be on high alert after 4 days of protests over the killing of a teenager at a traffic stop. it started as a cry for accountability has been merged into a massive mobilization against the stomach problems in french society. the officer involved has been charged, but on the streets of many cities in france, protesters don't believe he was the proverbial bad apple, especially in minority ethnic communities. the 17 year olds killing a scene as another instance of repressive policing of marginalized groups. full stars. he's a desperately trying to extinguish kyle's across from the police, killing of paris, teenage in my ear, has ignited widespread rage, the fury descending into destruction. more than 800 people have been arrested. president emanuel nicole lived in e u summit to try and reign in the riots as he sees many of those involved. a young people in blank, social media flickering, the unrest we've seen on snapshots tick tock and several other

your weekly look at the well, the business and economics this week, the e u is offering to mizzi and nearly a 1000000000 dollars in financial aid. the fund could show up the nations facet economy. i'm reduced migrant slice. well, what are the conditions to receiving it? also this week the u. k says it's reached a fast of it's kind of economic partnership with the us, the packed the source of the free trade deal so easily. it's a special agreement for a special relationship and time is used joblessness and admin cities is so record high. we find that moving to the countryside can help solve the problem the, to lizzie, and these tests drafts and the economy is heading to with a collapse base and commodities have been in short supply for months and many to millions struggling with the rising cost of living the european union is worried if the country's economic cross is gets, was more migraines, could cross the mediterranean sea to see come back to life in europe. so it's all for the nation financial help. well, what is the blog asking for in return? how many of our reports for the 2nd time in j

a u t. and the promotional cloud is list this, yes, well that's a very different, but it's a couple of decision on the experience that they do it up. i wonder if that is something to do with the local factors as well. i mean, the reason i say this is because their equity and talk out for example, where you uh, has been consistently ranked as one of the west and the world due to a number of reasons, traffic construction pollution. does that also contribute to the heat that people are feeling? yeah, yeah, yeah, because the due to the empty the existing process to work on with this. and you know that in bottom of this uh, at my age of was that transferred me just for park. um all it's jock try, we easily use part of the loop transportation. so the pool of this truck is the, the, the so that the night they have certainly you minutes a problem. one upside down, got one day i'd say, and i don't do that happens to be able to imagine that there are many uh, he'd look forward to seeing zones that these are, these are the big piece that bugs. they are all sort of responsible for the i can better serve, r

a lighter genre. here, indeed, as you say, there is good news, but why are you u clinging to a land mine? wellseful idiot, but it's useful to everyone. let's figure it out. and what did he actually say? ah said, he's the truth of the uterus, which, by the way, we here very often say to scout three things. you see number one, that russophobia is the only bond of the modern collective west that the west is fighting against the true russian mentality quote the only one who understands it? as it turns out, this is the poles, yes, against and spoiled russian gene pool and so on and so forth he said, he's done well. he said what people think about today is absolute russianism. this is what i'm saying. always in the west, we always thought that we in the west should support the smart ones. and this is wrong. we are in the west, we need to support the crooks of the scum. and idiots. and then everything will work out for us. no. no, they need some help. they need to be taught that they are geniuses. now, if we didn’t criticize with a land mine, but supported in the opinion that he is a genius, maybe no

this is just a cover of 10-20 maximum people. u freaks. well, listen, well , at any stage there is an ugly sheep, but whatever it is , you understand, therefore, these 10-20 people who put an emblem on you and who shout that we are belarusians or we are russians. this is just our element of propaganda , you know, on which yes, we really have to respond that azov has become a hub, that ukraine is really a cradle today. the revival of neo-nazism. i spoke about this, but today there is a state program that contributes to this in every possible way, that he is told that the oligarchs directly finance such organizations, yes. everything is correct. and who created the oligarchs, and who gave the oligarchs to develop? this is again a program of western intelligence services to dismember societies for the formation of russophobic sentiments. and this will all continue until the moment it exists under the control of the west. a criminal regime that allows ukrainian society to be controlled and manipulated. yes poroshenko yes zelensky yes at one time ty

a blow, as also a few was the us military of deliberately promoting a this information campaign to hide evidence of u. f. o, as well. i discussed this earlier with a political analyst in filmmaking show and stuff. the am i surprised that pentagon is denying its uh yes and no. coming off of uh, 2 months ago when the spokes person at the pentagon was talking about all these crap, not just there are multiple kind of gone people talking about this hundreds of crafts being spotted across the world. right. so to go from that to then, you know, denying it, i suppose, you know, they have to, because this within the dates, decades of covering up the actual knowledge of the phenomenon and actually having relationship with not just the crap and potentially with x is rational beings. it's so complex and i don't, i don't know, like, i don't even know what people that are in the know, have maybe like a fraction of the information, right? because these things are so the top secret goes beyond, you know, above and beyond top secret, right? to and, and so it's very difficult to know who knows what we've heard this every few years .

a u p. and the promotional cloud is list this. yes. well that, that is a 10 percent off of one decision on the experience as he threw it up. i wonder if that is something to do with the local factors as well. i mean, the reason i say this is because the equity in talk out, for example, where you uh, has been consistently ranked as one of the west and the world due to a number of reasons, traffic construction for new sion does that also contribute to the heat that people are feeling yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. because that due to the empty, the existing process, the work done with this. and you know that in the bottom of this uh, at my age, uh, the weight goes back down to the main trust floor plan. um, all the doctor we easily use part of the web transportation. so the pool of this draft is the the, the so that the night they have certainly you minutes a problem. one upside down, got one day i've saved and i don't do that happens to be imagine that there are many um, he loosing zones that they so we guard the big cream that bugs, they are all s

ruling which claims that one there was not a safe place for asylum seekers saying that it is ation. simply not true. well this is ultimately a decision for the u. k. is judicial system. we do take issue with the ruling. the wanda is not a safe country for asylum seekers and refugees are wanda, is one of the safest countries in the world. and we have been recognized by the united nations high commissioner for refugees and other international institutions for our exemplary treatment of refugees as well. the u. k. migration deal with the one that was signed in 2022. according to the deal, all asylum seekers took off passage through a safe 3rd country are automatically considered in admissible asylum seekers. events center over one day where they will wait for a verdict on that claim that the decision of the u. k. code is expected to be challenged by london. rolanda is a safe country. the high court agrees with that. and indeed, you mentioned that you n a c, all. they use rwanda, so their own refugee scheme. so it'd be in refugees. and given a little that we're going to see commission to appeal this decision to the supreme cold. well, the course d

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well u treats were very strange. in fact, a proposal, because he said that for peace it is necessary to collect, a thousand sith, and they must meditate at this moment, and therefore, accordingly, peace will come, it was interesting to whom it was offered, but something has not yet been collected almost last question prank is it punishment or justice? we have never used prank as a punishment, and we do not always treat our interlocutors negatively. the viewer always decides, who is this person in front of him, maybe he will listen to him and say, but well done ideas, something that should have been and happens repeatedly. what? well, as a rule , these are the people who sympathize with him, of course, and the opposite side speaks. what idiot? we never say, not there, that there is some kind of idiot. he is against it. uh, there are their own countries. see what he does. come on, let's all go outside. let's shift the power of such. no, we always post the password and people make their own price was such a failed horn in politics

well, how did it happen, what did you come to tourism for? uh, both then accidentally being a student and then. uh, it so happened that u a business? well, it's probably just a cross section of circumstances. we have every person who earns money. this is a businessman. or, conversely, a businessman. here is the one who is there, uh, starting to think already, uh, there are several turns of other criteria. tens of thousands, well yes i have business, respectively, a businessman. eh, regardless of some social status , good or bad, i know well. i don't rate myself here. can we learn together? she was a year younger, uh, one in different courses, uh, a course younger, but they were friends , just friends of companies, and somehow it happened by itself. we have very many in our company very many. uh, there friends survived with each other and that's how families survived. eh, it's been many decades since then . uh, wife wife teacher geography teacher taught geography, therefore studied geography, it was taught at school. here, she comes, how the wife reacted. there is such an anecdote, uh, all the words to say or not? no, so

well. he is just held talks, we believe with the u. e presidents as well, who flew in earlier a ship that hadn't been xy at all new young, the u. e. by the way, the, the special guest participant this year, each year there's a special guest who comes and now these degree at huge amounts of pavilions dedicated to russia. you a relations as well as the rest of it. india today is a focus to so a lot happening allows you mentioned that we've been very special guests to speak on the let's bring in our to the program umbrella solutions. soft who is the program director of the balls. i top thing tech. i'm discussion for him, an international relations expert as well. you're very welcome at to in the archie studio here in the st. petersburg. you hear your thoughts on very 1st of all, day 3, not the 4 and a lot of deals. i imagine being done. and discussions happening right now, i'm reading into gear before the close of it really tomorrow. your sense of, of how successful the forums being the theater for them is very energetic. we see a lot of things. he was the some a little for legatio

screening measure, much larger study to see how gallery performs as a tool for early detection is already underway in the u. k. as well that the revolt a by derek williams, somebody that'd be assigned to. it has to be in the studio with me right now at very good news. as i understand about pretty complicated, i'll be going to also stop doing any kinds of testing in our regular checkups with the doctor. well, you know, that's, that's kind of the dream, right? i mean, because as we heard the earlier, you can detect cancer, the more chance you have of surviving it as a, as a patient. so. so this test is, is, is it's important i think, to look at, in this particular study of the parameters that are, that were involved. and this is not, this was not a big population wide screening cost. this was aimed specifically at a patients who were there was a suspicion that they might have cancer. so a large, fairly large proportion actually of them actually ended up having cancer and, and, and the numbers that came out of that were very, very positive. and there was able to detect 2 out of 3 times i was able to make the make the rig

well, how did it happen that e what came to tourism. uh, both then accidentally being a student and then. uh, it so happened that uusiness? well, it's probably just a cross section of circumstances. we have every person who earns money. this is a businessman, but or vice versa, a businessman. here the one who is there, uh, starting to think already. uh, other criteria. there are several tens of thousands of turnovers. well, yes, i have a business, respectively, and a businessman. eh, regardless of any social status. at the same time, this is a business. yes, a businessman. and good or bad knows well, i don’t evaluate myself here. maybe in a month she was a year younger, uh, one at different courses of the course younger, but they were friends, they were just friends with companies, and somehow it happened by itself. we have very many in our company very many. eh, there friends got ahead of each other and so seven survived. eh, it's been many decades since then. uh. the wife of a teacher of geography teacher taught geography, so they studied geography for geophages, she was taught at school, especially when she com

it tied a substantial role in both iraq and afghanistan. so the us government, well, u. k based a g 4 race contract is at one time was responsible for providing meely food of old non military convoys in iraq. today the group is present and move in 125 countries . companies like these, the operating on nearly every continents and provide tens of thousands of highly trained prices for hire. but it's not only governments who are paying for the services. multinational corporations are the biggest new clients. they're using moves and rates to protect their investments. especially mining sites and shipping routes, even in g o's including safe the children and will vision have turns to guns for hire, to protect the operations and dangerous regions. and with conflict on the rise world wide, it looks likely that private military companies. i hate to stay at like, speed inside story the let's bring it all guess way in honolulu, hawaii show my face a full and military contract doing all of the multiple mastery in copenhagen. so can mccloud a member of the you in working group on the

a deeper look at africa's 9. so reese with, well, according to the u. n. i forgot didn't have a city because that was middle reserves including 8 percent of natural gas. i'm 12 percent. oh global oil was uh furthermore, the concern that holds 40 percent, a little girl deposits an up to 90 percent of his premium. i'm faxing them as of now this might look contest. tremendous re should this a resources the faultless or of after the physician general believes that these precious commodities will be back to employed with in the confidence borders. is agreements that we means in the united way media seats? well it is, uh, i mean it was and then we have discovered the other, the exporting them low cost of low cost media export if needed us to be destined. going to ask what they, what really makes you guess what, you base manufacturing legit happened immediately. so what are the benefits of the money, the people, the benefits, what i mean, the limitless and the media. you need better. so if i forget to on it and seeing that we're on the other hand, it is clear that

more i can tell them to you as well as to really, i mean, you can get money if anyone watching who is serving who has of delegates of rain. you can get a reimbursement from the u. s. federal government. well, nobody has, as we say, and there has been no major, no accident significance in the navy that was on the accident is the lower level of radiation. you're continually exposed to over time. well, serving in a new one, your submarine as well as i answered that it does. i think my problem with my problem with it was the film was the risk of terror attack. nuclear waste with yours, you say is very safe. usually waste is clearly know what to say because it has the bearings, it was already say, if we say it was very well handled and it was washed and mont, and one of the terrorists blows it up. one of these concrete steel as soon as.

political manipulation by the united states, and uh by the countries of the west, uh, when u put up a candidate who well, i will say this, but it works very concretely. oh, by the way, i will say in 2007, when we put forward our candidacy , because we are all around. vaughn wasn't that good either , you know, the benevolent atmosphere was anti-belarusian resolutions in the third committee, which the united states put forward. from year to year, and we are with them, well, as you know, in a serious confrontation, we even took a chance put forward an anti-american resolution on human rights, so the situation was absolutely, well, equal, almost equal, and therefore they break the break the delegations break the countries, but i think that nothing terrible has happened for the republic of belarus, our country has a serious authority in the world and in the organization of the united nations we showed showed our slovenia this is not her decision, nor her here. it 's you already, isn't it a sovereign decision that they called, either from brussels and it's most likely from washington you should run. this is t

for an offensive are worth it to further drive expensive armored vehicles into a minefield or under the fire of tours. well useems to have a completely different opinion on this matter, the berlin bild asks an unpleasant question. and how much more our leos will last while the express newspaper is clearly shocked by how effective the budget lancet shows against tanks at a cost of 7 million euros per unit, and this is a hint to those who are going to send more, but help. that is, you are ready to invest in it. you are sure that this business is based on ukrainian weapons, it is profitable, uh, and then they shrug. and where to go, because they do it the americans who force literally there, as they say, the allies of the americans. there are no allies, literally their slaves, they force the equipment to be sent, so that later they can be sold new equipment, and now the driver of the leopard, who is being caught somewhere now either in odessa or kharkov or sumy, must understand why he will die, that is, for this difference in price and in general the efforts of the yellow-blocked items make a good minute. with

a u p. m. and the published on the cloud is list this yes. well that, that is a 10 percent off of one decision on 3 expensive secret. i wonder if there is something to do with local factors as well. i mean, the reason i say this is because their equity in talk out, for example, where you uh, has been consistently ranked as one of the west and the world due to a number of reasons, traffic construction pollution. does that also contribute to the heat that people are feeding? yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, because that due to the empty, the existing process, the bottom of this and you know that in bottom of this uh, at my age of the transfer men just for park, i'm on track, we easily use part of the transportation. so the pool of this truck is uh, the, the, so that the night, the, uh certainly you made the problem one upside down. got one day i'd say, and i don't do that happens to be imagine that there are many um, uh, heat loosing zones, that these are the guard, the big cream that bugs, they are all sort of responsible for the i can better serve arising

a. u. manga was even poisoning his own fiancee. well, don't make a long story short. he actually lot winds up in my neighborhood at the north for the long island b a medical center and you know, something interesting. he was there on a residency any guess what, what particular medical field in psychiatry that he had to go on the front of the board of trying psychiatry. and can you this each and every one of them that he should be in the program. and he grad, incredible. and then that's when i got that phone call that sort of each i lived so, and i happened because one of my agents and i go down to visit him. now let me tell you this guy look like a movie. saw. just got off the golf course wearing these ada saw sunglasses. you know, cells in john, if i didn't know better, i want to introduce them to my own daughter. yeah. right. these next the next marine back there. right, you know, spring.

a change of government in the u. k, that may prove to be difficult as well in terms of any of possible, you know, seeing i to i, in particular areas. so the big question like a, frankly, and you know, when the, the us in particular is going to have an interest in doing any deals either with u k o a with the u. a that's going to be either something that we just cannot foretell right now. okay, so interesting to, to see you. thank you for your input chief economic adviser at the center of economics and business research. thank you. on the sun is an economic recovery, often lifting streets? coven restrictions has had a strong salt to the yes, the rebound is now starting to lose steam and use unemployment is as a record high, within 20 percent of the nation, 16 to 24 age group unemployed in may. that's one and 5 young people. now indications the situation could get even worse. victoria gates and the reports times the tough for these chinese graduates. they're looking for work at this recruitment fair in shan young city and the northwest. improve inception she. the competition for full time job's intense unemployment among 16 to

a psychologist. who can be combined with each other who can not and even some were not put in one crew now this is not always the case. well just planning, ual clearance for flight, then he puts them into one. well, this is a very narrow specialization - it is psychology. yes, yes, this is psychology; psychologists do this. uh, special tests are being carried out. uh, and according to the results of these tests, the psychotype of a person is determined. well, people can just say that we will not work with each other, this also happens, it happens, of course, huh? you are related to, let's say, to such a parameter as a person was a co-pilot. and now he should become the commander of the aircraft, besides skill, besides flying, besides practice, besides craft, it's psychology, he takes on another responsibility. there is a difference in determining the degree of the ability of the kvs to work. here he was the co-pilot. and now he must stand someone one of the doctors confirms. yes, maybe, or this is a purely technical point . a person, when promoted, goes to a psychologist who conducts certain tests, they look at how developed his intellect

other european leaders, ukrainian, president soleski said his country needed a clip off towards nato and e u membership. well, there are no security guarantees. there are only war guarantees. we haven't toured about the possibility of the security that lies between china bloss need to plus ukraine. but we need peace. we need just peace. that is why every european country that borders russia and that does not want russia to jerry, that bart should be a full member of the you and need to early i spoke to dw corresponded band, couldn't get to that as somebody, moldova. i wanted to know what stood out most for him among the things that savanski said. so that's it. let's give them the method short a rather short journey from the ukraine volt on to mold over just brought the peaceful to make his case again. and again, for more support, more weapons, most of the dirty. and he said, time is of the essence, the quicker the rest of the other european countries deliver, the more lives can be saved in ukraine. he said empty before and they to membership kicks and keep one's security guarantees. that means that a certain

this started out with people in all of the photos of the what that is why they've but a to present it to get the u. n. well, thank you for coming in today and sharing your, your thoughts, your expertise in a whole range of different issues. today we've been speaking to the super t lake market to get started are for it because i'm foster to the russian federation. many folks. thank you very much and especially by her, the things that seem frustrated as okay, the days a big stories in detail off the top in some 34 minutes. this is international or contrast with do joining. spend lots coming up over the next 30 minutes. the take a fresh look around his life kaleidoscopic isn't just a shifted reality. distortion by power to division with no real opinions. fixtures designed to simplify will confuse who really wants a better wills, and is it just as a chosen few fractured images presented to this, but can you see through their illusion going underground, can the the toner and it will see skit they should, they will see skin out of the go with the feed that you sent those last i was i move you on is cycle going t

us to show where the line is drawn and who benefits the most from an all out band locks on a wells gaudy. the u. s. government has ask, by chance to sell off tick tock in america, or it will be bad. there seems to be up by parts and supporting congress to bundle social media up from government devices. however, the night before that c e o was set to testify before congress. i picked up process led by 3 democratic representative demo bowman, mark polk can and robert garcia to place outside the capital, tick tock, even pay to fly out 30 of their top content creators from all over the country to joining the process. they were each holding science writing not what they believe thrives on tick tock. well the influencers were painting the social media sites as a supported possibly community. members of congress had a different view of the up during the comedy hearing. well grilling tick, tock, c, e. o to see sure. the chinese communist party is engaged in psychological warfare through tick tock to deliberately influence us children representative body carter went on to mason, danger and challenges ci

a need to or me dark. yes. well, this is of the usual made, so uh, double the speed. uh, so the u. k. provides essentially long distance messages that they know ukraine will uh, use a gain source or to kill russians and target targets in russia and the you cause, oh well, what about the to the conflict of salt and buy? so yeah, with the tools are part of the conflict. yeah, we've been, this is 2014, but nato is not a part of the conflict and we're supposed to be duty. it's unacceptable. okay, what would auto body does? okay, and what are you, this is just a matter of your brain and self defense. even if true, you're still a bother to the conflict. i mean, it's like, you know, even if what you said is true, it's not true. ukraine is still up all day, but i mean, major is the conflict and then this is, but this is all positive. this will nato deception, along with the lines of nato, is a defensive alliance. you, we, we keep expanding it. we keep issuing all sorts of military commitments, but nato is a defense of alliance. well, also the week we had a brief oh the, the high commissione

a hmm well, i said. eh, well maybe not very uh, diplomatic, but, nevertheless, hmm, i had such a question, uh, to him u about what he saw. well, and then i was forced to tell him that i already didn’t even have sensations and didn’t even have strong impressions. confidence that on the other side of the dnieper people who make decisions are, uh, serious mental pathology, uh, and. when he looked at me with such a somewhat perplexed look, but i explained my position. i do not understand in my right mind and in a sober mind any brain. never accept will not understand a situation in which strikes are inflicted on civilian infrastructure, when civilian specialists are beaten and destroyed, who ultimately try to restore this very infrastructure and at the same time vote. uh, rolling up yaroslavna's lamentations there, uh, and uh, posing as big parents of nuclear safety, they are beating because why, in terms of the backup power supply system of the zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant, and this is nuclear safety. do you understand? they just don't fit. uh, words have been around for a very long time with their actions.

products using those kind of high risk a tools well, they would have to submit lots of documentation to data before their product or service can get to the market in the u. then there's a whole raft of other uses of ally, which are seen as much lower risk. for example, the, the spam filter in your inbox, or a i enabled video games. and they basically would not be subject to any new rules. so plenty to be discussed as a basis here in strasburg. all right, turning to you, yes. and you do business with a company, it's on the grind. what with this kind of regulation mean for them? the way i think the, these companies are very interested in this a regulation because currently the danger is great. plus, we have phased in the boss. this is an important point. we phase to regulate social network and we have suffered damage. can we generally think of being one case, but also something like picks up that is a completely a making for our kids a little bit the dummy or day by day. so the fact that we are failing the boss in the technology that is 5 percent of the scope and size and power of the ag artificial generally, that means that we do need to regulate. okay,

a similar story in the u. k. last awesome. what some, some t form, a pilots engaged in similar activities as well. so there's a story that they're speaking of and such a s broke where apparently china didn't just hire these former military pilots to train chinese pilots on how to fly those planes. but also china was interested in learning about native tactics. so essentially the question, what would need to do, what would native military pilots do if china were to invade taiwan, all these things. so i know wanted to get out of these um, for my pilots now. the defense minister was asked on this trip here to comment on this. and he said that then now looking into whether or not the pilot behavior was actually against existing laws, before he starts debates about whether or not germany needs to change it slowly. but then we're already hearing from members of the german palm and back in berlin was saying, well, germany's pilots when they retire, they must only be allowed to pass on their expertise to armies of other nato allies or strategic partners and knots to everybody around the world. because of

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