belarusian press reported on the visit to the republic of the director general of unesco, the united nations educational, scientific and cultural organization, federico mayor zaragoza. the main avenue of minsk was of interest. it amazed the distinguished guest not only with its architectural design. it was hard to believe that it was built in the first post-war years. the result of the visit of federico mayor zaragoza. in 2004 , the republic of belarus already submitted an application to unesco for inclusion in the list of world cultural heritage, an architectural ensemble of post-war socialist architecture, independence avenue in minsk. there are many contenders for the nomination. labor, what heroic efforts of its residents it was built. in july 1944, in the high offices of the central committee of the party in moscow , the fate of the belarusian capital was decided. a group of authoritative architects was invited to the next meeting with the secretary of the central committee of the cpsu. malenkov. their opinion is unanimous: the capital of the bssr must be built in a new place. this will cost less t

education. the united nations has announced that at least 85 percent of schools in the gaza strip have been damageddestroyed. all schools were closed. schools that have not yet been destroyed are used as shelters. there is darkness regarding the proper educational system in the near future. hundreds of thousands of children are at risk of becoming a lost generation. an issue that gaza and the region cannot tolerate. how are you? from the point of view of the enemies, we will all be killed, we will all be killed by the polytheists, we will attack, no god, no god la al-hala laila laila bahde bahla ahla andana andana anjala ahla

education. the united nations has announced that at least 85% of schools in the gaza strip they are either damaged or destroyed. all schools were closed. schools that have not yet been destroyed are used as shelters. are addressing the issue of academic interruption can be very challenging, especially when a large number of children are affected by this issue. there is no truce on the horizon. even after the ceasefire , there is a bleak outlook for a proper education system in the near future. hundreds of thousands of children are at risk of becoming a lost generation. the issue that gaza and me. the only way to identify and close the door to smuggling is to know the goods by entering the identification code and the code tracking to this command system, star, four star , 77, 77 square , we will give you the identification code and the tracking code, whichever you want, the year of production, the manufacturer, the guaranteeing company , will inform you of everything , making the market unsafe for criminals and the organized flow of smuggling. but this is not the whole story, besides this, a space

written in a document published in 2006, the more education. the greater the threat to sustainability, it says, just think about it, the united nations divides the inhabitants of the earth into specific castes, the more educated use more of the earth's resources, and the less educated - less, therefore the less educated should know their place and serve the more educated. country, listen to what german gref says: we are trying to reproduce the old soviet model, which is absolutely useless today education: stuffing children with a huge amount of knowledge, during this time the knowledge is multiplied in a colossal way and the employees in the education system, teachers, parents and children are shocked by what to do, for what information? try to stuff this poor child, how many hours of his time to take up in what period of time to start stuffing him with all this unnecessary junk how do you... argue with the fact that a modern person should receive a modern education? yes, of course, we must be modern, yes, but why be modern - this means to cross out all the best that was in russian and soviet education, the best education of the indi

destroyed the vast majority of educational census long slide with full educational facilities that are going by the united nation full run by garza's education, administrative education, we clearly understand that more than $600.00 pounds, that's how cities have been deployed from having an access to public education for the 2nd tier. now children, instead of focusing on the education the attending, to focus on affording the basic necessities, including goal pertaining proper access to propaganda them is a fluid. so in order to, to bring faxed them to the families and the buddha, to buy some suits of food that could be available in the market room side with the disruption of the series network in the church. we had lived and contributed to the wants, the print of the pull your backs of the pool. you virus that had been right now talk to by the united nations, that it's key parts. and as, as the process of explanation, is this an ongoing fall? because it goes, as children have been desperately looking for public education. now the destruction of the certification of the facilities and schools that from the beginn

conflicts, gabe and is under has this report from the united nations whether it is feeding, the hungry, sheltering refugees, blaine conflict for educating children in need of united nations. humanitarian agencies are often the only life saving support to millions of people around the world. and the un humanitarians in the field are increasingly under pressure to do more with less in a world with expanding crisis and needs the security council as close to order the security council. the 15 member un body tasked with maintaining peace and security has failed to end several conflicts. and that leads to ramifications far and wide. and that then creates exacerbated in length and the amount of time that humanitarian crisis is there on the ground. and so i think that is incredibly difficult for workers. you know, you have a lot of burn out. you have people who are putting their all into these situations and trying to help people. and they often don't know when a political revolution to a conflict or to a crisis is going to come for you and has numerous humanitarian agencies working in the field. if you examples are the world health organizatio

awaiting global registration at the next meeting of the scientific and cultural educational organization of the united nations unesco. the process of registering a cultural heritage in unesco takes at least 3 years. choosing one of the works of the national list. compilation of a research file along with documents about its historical and cultural values , submitted to unesco, evaluated by the experts of this organization, and finally judged at the annual meeting of last year, the file of the ancient caves and constellations of dari khorramabad and lorestan was sent, god willing, for shahrivar month. ekomos international evaluator visited lorestan in the middle of september. and visited tourism infrastructures, historical sites and structures of the cave and falak al-flak castle. a meeting with provincial officials and non-governmental organizations was one of their plans. they also examine the way of maintenance, operation and care of historical monuments. according to the measures that have been taken in the past and the work that is being done and followed up now, thank god, we do not see any serious and u

so united nations warren, that depriving them of education could cause long term damage to god's children. after months of death and destruction brought on by israel's war and causal, it would be easy to despair. but to other people here have had to sacrifice many things. there are some things they will never give up on our life. i feel my children will have a broad future. i believe my daughter will be a university professor and the board a pilot. i pray they will occupied the highest of all professional ranks. i pray, god will save them and all goes and children enough with the war enough with it. even in the darkest of times, children still find moments to play and simply be children. but to reclaim devices, to an education, all they can do is hold onto hope and pay for an end to as well as we're in the city. i'll just eat a daddy, but garza kind of time not to nations says there are no lessons taking place in any of it's 200 schools in gaza because that being used to sell to is my displaced palestinians. today, as you may have heard, would've marked the start of a new year in this new

so united nations war that depriving them of education could cause long term damage to godless children. after months of death and destruction brought on by israel's war and causal, it would be easy to despair. but 12 people here have had to sacrifice many things. there are some things they will never give up on our life. i feel my children, we'll have a broad future. i believe my daughter will be a university professor and the board pilot. i pray they will occupied the highest of all professional ranks. i pray, god will save them and old girls and children, enough with the war enough with it. even in the darkest of times, children's $25.00 moments to play and simply be children. but to reclaim due rights to an education, all they can do is hold onto hope and pay for an end to as well as we were in the committee. i'll just ita, did a bit of garza kind of time. meanwhile, as ready as strikes have been taking place across the strip coming at these 20 a palestinian since early on monday, several people were killed in a strike on a home at the elbow. res refugee camp in central casa, the in

so united nations war that depriving them of education could cause long term damage to godless children. after months of death and destruction brought on by israel's war and causal, it would be easy to despair. but 12 people here have had to sacrifice many things. there are some things they will never give up on our life. i feel my children, we'll have a broad future. i believe my daughter will be a university professor and the board pilot. i pray they will occupied the highest of all professional ranks. i pray, god will save them and old girls and children, enough with the war enough with it. even in the darkest of times, children still 5 moments to play and simply be children. but to reclaim device, to an education, all they can do is hold onto hope and pay for an end to as well as we're in the city of gc to city. but garza kind of time, i will speak to our correspondence auto plaza, who's joining us now from dayton battle as well. so i thought at 1st of all, i mean on this issue of education, it's really just one of several crises impacting children and palestinians in this trip as f

still up scaling a tax on all these areas, not affiliated all of that to the united nation or to garza's ministry of education . and we previously with this different so called escalation in terms of the strikes on evaluation census. oh so different deals, executions were kinda doubt inside these areas in the previous months of the conflict since october, the 7th. but what was very grim today is that the vast majority of those were killed when young children mostly what full sense, which it gives a clear indication that is really did not take much move procedures in terms of minimizing the casualties. amongst the former, of course, at least 22 people have been killed, the spoken about not to minimizing the casualties. aside from that is also targeted. what was supposed to be a place of refuge, just one study structure, what the people in a situation like that do next the well, as i'm talking to right now, i can have, i could barely hear the sounds of these very drones over ring extensively on the side of german fella and back is practically what happens happening in the other parts of gauze, this trip, the in

united nations. whether it is feeding, the hungry, sheltering refugees, blaine conflict for educating children in need of united nations. humanitarian agencies are often the only life saving support to millions of people around the world. and the un humanitarians in the field are increasingly under pressure to do more with less in a world with expanding crisis and needs. the security council is close to order. the security council, the 15 member, un body tasked with maintaining peace and security has failed to end several conflicts. and that leads to ramifications far and wide. and that then creates exacerbated in length and the amount of time that humanity are in crisis is they are on the ground. and so i think that is incredibly difficult for workers. you know, you have a lot of burn out. you have people who are putting their all into these situations and trying to help people. and they often don't know when a political resolution to a conflict or to a crisis is going to come to you and has numerous humanitarian agencies working in the field. if you examples are the world health organization, the wo

before sending them on their trip to new york for speaking at the united nations general assembly meeting about the design of new educational methods for students all over the country , they spoke about the creativity and capabilities of students all over our country. and, of course, emphasizing that these creativity and capabilities should be developed with the help of education and the dear educators of our country potentially, it will be real and usable, and also, regarding their trip to new york, they also pointed out that in their general meeting , the voice of the people of our country will be the voice of the people of our country. and the demand for justice will reach the ears of the world and the officials of different countries present at the united nations general assembly, and in addition to that , they will have a conversation with iranians living abroad, and talks are also planned for them on the sidelines of the united nations general assembly. they should have their own counterparts. in addition, mr. araghchi has been in new york for several days and in meetings they appeared before the assembly, and in addi

so united nations more in depth depriving them of education could cause long term damage to godless children. after months of death and destruction brought on by israel's war and causal, it would be easy to despair. but to other people here have had to sacrifice many things. there are some things they will never give up on our life. i feel my children will have a broad future. i believe my daughter will be a university professor on the board, a pilot. i pray they will occupied the highest of all professional ranks. i pray, god will save them an old dozen children enough with the war enough with it. even in the darkest of times, children's $25.00 moments to play and simply be children. but to reclaim their rights, to an education, all they can do is hold onto hope and pay for an end to as well as we're in the city of gc to city. but i garza kind of time target, but as soon joins us now live from 0, bella and central garza target education is just one of several crises impacting children in gaza. best food access and will say the spread of poll. yeah. one of the major consent of the yeah, that

kids to take shelter in evacuation centers, that's only the run by the united nations for also by goals, us ministry of education. because the school was universities and even kids at constance have tend to be a place and last result, palestinians of order to be protected um to be away from the is very from button by the grim reality is that the disk to is this to so ring special among children now women despite the is when it cleans the ultimate precautions. i personally is amunition in order to carry out such strikes spot the scenes of children, especially the women that has been killed today and destroyed with the baby. and slowly the past was very disturbing. absolutely. tara could. it wasn't just tells the turn this been targeted today. they've been many other attacks in the last few hours. can you just bring us up to speed with those? what is happens elsewhere and goes to today just only 10 minutes ago there was a new fresh waves of strides. indeed, another pause of gauze i want to use. the strikes has hits a palestinian gathering set in the central areas of kansas city. one's house, plenty of at least was

children around the world, but in gaza, getting education has become a much difficult, if not impossible, mission for many because of the ongoing war. the united nationsare being deprived of access to formal education for another year. the un relief and works agency says no official schooling is available in any of its 200 schools, with many serving as shelters for displaced palestinians. with me now is somaya ouazzani, co—chair of the charity children not numbers. we talk about the challenges of children face in gaza on some different fronts but one of the things we don't explore perhaps in enough detail is the impact on education. what does your organisation do when it comes to trying to support children who don't have a classroom to go to? pat who don't have a classroom to no to? �* ., �* , , go to? at the moment it's been virtually impossible _ go to? at the moment it's been virtually impossible to - go to? at the moment it's been virtually impossible to feed - virtually impossible to feed them and make sure they are hydrated unsafe and getting medical treatment. so actually education has had to take a back—seat. that is something thatis back—seat

education and social spending. south africa endorses united nations secretary general's call for the reform of the global financial architecture to enable developing economy countries to lift themselves out of the quick sand of debt. we must commit to systems for financing development that are more accessible, agile and equitable. in 20. 2025, south africa will assume the presidency of the g20, we will use this important role to advocate for the peoples of africa and all of the global south, for their development and advancement. south africa welcomes the adoption of the pact. for the future and congratulate our sister country namibia as well as for the federal republic of germany for having ably steered the united nations towards the adoption of the resolution in this regard. this future is a platform for us to focus on those actions we need to take together to build a world in which the equal worth of every person and the equal worth of every country is recognized and valued. we particularly welcome the commitments to place poverty eradication at the center of all our efforts and for the... sustainable developme

the united nations warren, that depriving them of education could cause long term damage to god's children. after months of death and destruction brought on by israel's war and causal, it would be easy to despair. but while people here have had to sacrifice many things, there are some things they will never give up on our life. i feel my children will have a broad future. i believe my daughter will be a university professor and the board a pilot. i pray they will occupied the highest of all professional ranks. i pray, god will save them and all goes and children enough with the war enough with it. even in the darkest of times, children's $25.00 moments to play and simply be children. but to reclaim their rights, to an education, all they can do is hold onto hope and pay for an end to as well as we're in the city of gc to city. but garza kind of time meanwhile, is really strong. so been taking place across the strip killing at least 20 a palestinian since early on monday, several people were killed in the strike on a home. in alba perez refugee come in central garza, the engines were rushed

beginning of the reopening of schools, so we must all be united like the national media, which devotes a significant part of its programs to education , the education system of other institutions are also helping. first of all, the benefactors of my school. i would like to thank you that everything good that happens in the renovation organization is due to the kindness, sacrifice and loving work of the benefactors who are by our side for the purpose of developing and equipping the country's schools, who are really going to the schools that were built even in previous years. they visit and see deficiencies with the school principal they discuss and solve the issues . this year, in mehr, for the first time, all old or new benefactors, who will be present at the opening of their schools anyway , and this is the first time that it will come true, god willing. it will be reflected in the national media by your loved ones. thanks to the almighty god, with all the challenges we had , we prepared 1,700 projects in the form of nearly 7,800 classrooms to be available to our students in the fall of this year. well, this was a very difficult ta

education and social spending? south africa endorses the united nations secretary general, it's cold or the form of the global financial architecture to enable developing economy. countries to lift themselves out of the quick sand of debt. we must commit to systems for financing development that are more accessible their job and equitable in 2025 south africa will assume the presidency the of the g. 20 we will use this important row to advocate for the peoples of africa and on the go about a song for the development in advancement south africa where it comes the adoption of the pact for the future and congratulates our sister country. and i'm libya, as well as the federal republic of germany for having a boost yet the united nations to was the adoption of the resolution and disregard this part of the future is a platform for us to focus on those actions. we need to take together to build a world in which the e, quite a width of every person and the court west of every country is recognized and ready . we particularly welcome the commitment to place poverty indication of the center of all our efforts. and for the sustai

asking for is the people that come here to be educated to the point where they can function in a civilized manner. it seems that border schools in the united nations being tasked with that and funded by all the countries equally should be able to reeducate a person that wants to go from one country to another and possibly even sent the bill to the country they are leaving. i think that would make it a lot more civilized and a lot more organized. that -- host: that is richard in oklahoma. the associated press reporting two russian ballistic missiles struck a training facility in the central and eastern region of ukraine, killing at least 41 people and wounding 180 others. the strike occurred to the capital of the region. it is located about 350 kilometers south of kyiv. the city is located on the main highway and rail route between kyiv and kharkiv close to the russian border. open forum. (202) 748-8000 free democrats. republicans (202) 748-8001, and independents (202) 748-8002. let's hear from debbie on the line for democrats in illinois. caller: hello. i wanted to talk about what is going on in the middle east after the horrific slaying of the si

libraries, maybe the important thing next for western european nations acting as vessel states for the united states will be to reduce money for education under the guise of austerity so that people and publics won't even understand how to read and even understand arguments, maybe that's the next stage of the mind control and totalitarianism of western europe uh, which we're seeing so on display with regard to what even the international criminal court or whatever believes is plausible genocide? well, i'm so all that remember the international criminal court uh calling for arrest warrants against netanyahu. i'm so old, i remember the international court of justice, the highest court in the world, we were told, giving devastate. judgement uh on israeli crimes and issuing orders uh to the state of israel uh to see and desist and to vacate their illegal occupation uh of the west bank, jerusalem, gaza, the golan heights and so on. i'm so old i distinctly remember nothing happened about that, so the question i'm posing really is israel's... power growing or is it on the win? what's your take? yeah, actually the international criminal court c

unit will return to the production cycle. shajri of sada news agency wasima shazand. national competitions of educational robots are being held in yazd. intelligent routing, soccer player simulator and basketball robot among others. i participated in the football field , the high school warrior field, full of excitement. for example, excitement, motivation, stress, it takes a lot, more kids lose, but i won. it has been very good so far and we played a round. very exciting and attractive competitions in general. it was good, now i am i would be the children you see in this event are the children who were interested and motivated to learn the new sciences of the day and their families have this support for them. participants compete in these fields. jang joe elementary school warrior high school weight lifter elementary school high school football player elementary school smart router competition router control explorer speed rally special for elementary school robot is a basketball player and shabiz is a football player. i like it very much and i like to be happy for myself and my opponent . in this tourn

population in gaza have grown up knowing nothing but the united nations, two thirds are palestinian refugees who go to health clinics for vaccinations, educationt them? thank you forjoining and giving us more time under difficult circumstances. stay with us, we will have more from the middle east. this is bbc news. welcome back. we will keep you up—to—date with the middle east. if you other stories today. the new study showing the world's biggest rainforest has lost an area the size of germany and france combined. a new study shows that the world's biggest rainforest, the amazon, has lost an area the size of germany and france combined to deforestation in four decades. look at this image — a map showing the scale of the brazilian rainforest in 1985. the dark green section is the amazon. now, look at this — the same country in 2023. see how much of the forest has disappeared. let's speak to professor michael sweet, head of the nature—based solutions research centre at the university of derby. good to have you with us. it almost needs repeating that the amazon has lost an area the size of germany and france combined. infour size of germany and f

with events that will unite people through culture, through education, through some common activity, today we have formed a program of events that will take place both at the nationalel and at the local level level, the schedule of our action, the unity marathon, has been developed in accordance with the schedule of the unity marathon. in the form of concerts, in the form of local events, it will reach every region of our country, in different regions, we will cover a different number of cities, but nevertheless we will visit every region, and... as a rule, it will be a two-day program, from events of various focus, i think that colleagues will tell you more about this, and this program will end with a big concert, a big, bright, large-scale concert, in which, according to our the idea also has a unifying meaning, since this concert will involve not only... local groups, not only visiting groups from the capital, but also groups that will come from other regions of the country to show their creativity, so the first, the first point of the marathon route will be the city of molodechno, the first event will take place there on october 11 and the main set of events an

libraries, maybe the important thing next for western european nations acting as vassel states for the united states will be to reduce money for educationhe guise of austerity so that people and publics won't even understand how to read and even understand arguments, maybe that's the next stage of the mind control and totalitarianism of western europe uh which we're seeing so on display with regard to what even uh the international criminal court or whatever believes is plausible genocide? well, i'm so old i remember the international criminal court uh calling for arrest warrants against netanyahu. i'm so old, i remember the international court of justice, the highest court in the world, we were told, giving devastating judgment uh on his. crimes and issuing orders uh to the state of israel uh to sees and dessist and to vacate their illegal occupation of the west bank, jerusalem, gaza, the golan heights and so on, i'm so old i distinctly uh remember nothing happened about that, so the question i'm posing really, is israel's power growing or is it on? the win, what's your take? yeah, actually the international criminal court, chief prose

education. well beneath the 15 to 20 percent recommended by the united nation. what's consumed from the federal shock cons? the phase not only from our associates, what's international markets out there on the pads of our engine inside of the i'm not good with the timing. do you have a new the chrome, dr. dispose of that we'd be meant for so many to the not economic as account doesn't knew about the way market for ramp and corruption. but he does know what you would like to be doing. so i didn't have to sell my nose, howard my he has no choice. he walks up to 10 kilometers every day she says, and it's risky. all right, yeah, the last the deadline, maybe a guy is in, i'm selling, he's good at mass. he says and would like to become a banker without stable access to education. he's young mind will remain one of countless, you know, julia left to fend for themselves. just reminder of the top stories that we're following for you. this our multiple countries are pushing for in the media 21 day ceasefire across israel 11 on the israel 11 on the border. israel says it w

education. well beneath the 15 to 20 percent recommended by the united nation. what's consumed from the federal shock cons? the phase not only from our associates, what's international not to target on the product of our indian incident? i'm not good with the timing. do we have a new the chrome dr. dispose of that we'd be meant for so many to the not as account doesn't knew about the way market for ramp and corruption. but he does know what you would like to be doing. i didn't have to sell my nose. howard my he has no choice. he walks up to 10 kilometers every day he says and it's risky. all right, yeah. so then like maybe a guy is in, i'm selling, he's good at mass. he says and would like to become a banker, would without stable access to education. he's young mind. we remain one of counts, so let's see now julia left to fend for themselves. so it may be years before astronauts with the european space agency set foot on the moon, but preparations are already well underway here on earth. the state of the art facility is just been unveiled in western germany were

to provide the insight that i have through my life, through my education, through my... as he said your parents worked at the united nations as peacekeepers and have seen first hand how things operate in the organization tell tell us more about their experience so they were awarded nobel peace prizes both of them uh that was to all un peacekeepersuh before 1988 and uh i'll just remind people that in gaza right now uh the israelis have killed more un staff members than any war in history 190 people i mean it's outrageous. "it's outrageous, can you imagine that this has never even happened in a combat zone? um, and so you know they they worked in south lebanon um and the goland height, so those are both missions where you have to uh confront a situation that involves israelis and of course the israelis would attack uh the un, yeah this has never changed right, like what what they're doing today in gaza is what they did uh 30 years ago um to the un, um and my parents uh uh both saw that first hand, they they experienced these attacks by these" is just random, absolutely completely random, like just you know one second like th

education. well, beneath the 15 to 20 percent recommended by the united nation what's consumed from the federal shock cons things, not only from our associates, what's international markets out there on the price of our engine inside the house . i'm not good with the timing. do you have a new the chrome drive just pulls off that we'd be meant for so many to be not economic as account doesn't knew about the way market for rampant corruption. but he does know what you would like to be doing. i didn't have to sell mine those hours. he has no choice. he walks up to 10 kilometers every day he says, and it's risky. right? yeah, the washington line, maybe a guy is in, i'm selling. he's good at mass. he says and would like to become a banker, would without stable access to education. he's young mind remain one of counts. so let's see now jerry, a left to fend for themselves. 99.9 percent effective. that's the latest results from tests on the on t h i v drive and then a copy of you know x by stopping the spread of the virus that can cause it's a new trial included system, the man trust and the man trust

with events that will unite people through culture, through education, through some common activity, today we have formed a program of events that will take place both at the nationalel and at the local level, we will visit each region, as a rule, this will be a two-day program, this program will end with a large, bright, large-scale a concert, in which - according to our idea , there is also a unifying meaning, since not only local groups will participate in this concert, not only visiting groups from the capital, but also groups that will come from other regions of the country to show their creativity. among primary school students, a drawing competition will be held, together we will choose the best essay on the topic of what unity is, a republican competition of projects "my contribution to the future of the country" will be held, a series of events in secondary schools is not a boring lecture, significant meetings will take place, and also city ​​quests, this is all my native. security has become the highest priority of the state. the belarusian leader is confident that the army needs to be shaken up and brought to an ideal state. this was discussed the day be

adopted, which surprisingly the united nations accomplished quite successfully, there were eight goals, 18 tasks, a bunch of problems related to development, health care, education, pressed water, and so on were solved, they were accomplished, by the fifteenth year he had ambitions to expand this program, that's when the westerners captured key positions in determining the agenda of the actions themselves, around these goals... they had not yet received a name the goal of sustainable development, formed a whole ecosystem of institutions that were not parasitic, banks, insurance companies, investment, came up with a whole system of financial instruments, thousands of advisers appeared who traveled around the world and taught the government, parliaments, corporations, to live in this decarbonized world of the fourth energy transition, and so in the fifteenth year these very goals of sustainable development of the russian federation were adopted, they too... wrote, i think, this was the final version of our optimistic attitude regarding the possibility of cooperation with western countries, and as it turned out, these goals have failed spectacularly, and as experts

libraries, maybe the important thing next for western european nations acting as vassal states for the united states will be to reduce money for education under the guise of austerity. so i've seen captioned uh the video with the following. this has been going on for a long time, now it has become desperate. my interview on have it out with george galloway discussing increasing censorship in nato nations as the horror of the gaza genocide. is witnessed by everyone with mobile phone, so what he and touched on is a critical point, the more the british and american regimes feel they're losing control over the narrative, over public discourse, especially as the pro- palestine narrative gains traction, the more they resort to censorship, and we've seen that all over, and this isn't about silencing voices only, it's about stifling the truth and shaping the narrative to protect their own interests, 100%. so... you now, as this tide continues to shift in favor of those calling for justice, or at least some form of justice in palestine, the crackdown of freedom of speech will only intensify, and this makes the role of independent journalists ver

said no this is a possible way of getting united nations public opinion in and been prepared a little bit by masodi but he said it will take time and i got to educate public opinion it is said that in the case of bahrain senator abbas masoudi. the director of the newspaper "information" had a mission in the role of justifying the separation of bahrain from iran. in those years, the newspaper had specially placed the issue of bahrain at the top of its news and published articles in this regard. sheikh sabah ahmad al-sabah, the foreign minister of kuwait , suggested to ardeshir zahedi in a meeting that if the representatives of iran and bahrain directly enter into the dialogue, would it be possible to get a result from this dialogue? zahedi thinks that negotiations are useful in the absence of england it happens that they welcome this plan, unaware that the british were the designers of this idea. at the end of 1968, in the case of switzerland, in the private villa of ardeshir zahedi, after 150 years, representatives of iran and bahrain face each other. crown prince sheikh khalifa bin salman was the main representative of bahrain. amir khosro afshar,