all right, tell me romani, associate fellow with the royal united services institute. great to get your perspective. thanks for joining us. thank you very much. as we've been saying, poland has called for a meeting of its national security council bar tosh. with large chick is the editor in chief of o. net, a news outlet in poland. he explains what might come out of that meeting later on wednesday they meeting the military experts who went to the side of the place where the event took place today. and they listening to the military experts and depending on what the experts told them, depending on what really happened because so far we don't know depending on what happened, there will be a reaction from the polish government. there will be a consultation with the natal. i like with ultimate to member member state. that's why you heard the pentagon spokesperson coming out that they don't know what happened so far because they also, they also waiting for the polish government. published will happen. and depending on all of it tonight or delayed tomorrow, there will be a r

marika at the university of amsterdam and in oxford, an associate fellow of the united services institutee, thank you for joining us for inside story. thomas, your son, quinn died in the disaster. i know this has been a difficult time for your family. tell us first about how you felt when that verdict was read out in court. do you feel justice has been done, does this bring you any closure? >> i have difficulties talking about closure, this will never be closed. the truth is yesterday was important to all of us. it was important to me to finally hear a judge, an independent judge, well respected internationally, that would say what happened, who was responsible and who should be convicted. so, yes, it was a great day to finally here what we know already in the past years since we had received that information through different press channels already. >> you follow the top -- trial from the very beginning what was it like for your family and the other victims families who were there with you? >> i did go twice to the court. i lived in new york for five years. i was unable to attend but whe

the royal united services institute says that western nations should increase their supplies to ukraineding modern jet fighters to kyiv, which nato has so far resisted. italy's new far right government has prevented 35 men from leaving a rescue ship that's been allowed to dock in a port in sicily. about a hundred and a0 other people were allowed ashore. the new italian prime minister, giorgia meloni, has said she wants to crack down on people travelling across the mediterranean from north africa. mp aboubakar soumahoro, described the government's behaviour as illegal and inhumane. after a wave of anti government protests in iran, anti—government protesters facing the most serious charges to be executed as soon as possible. in a letter to the judiciary, they called for swift action european football associations say they'll continue to press the cause of human rights, days after the game's world governing body urged teams to stay out of politics ahead of the world cup in qatar. the tournment kicks off later this month. in an open letter, the football authorities in ten european countries

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university of amsterdam and in oxford, samuel romani, and associate fellow at the royal united services institute. welcome to your thank you very much for joining us on inside. sorry, thomas. let me start with you. if i can, your son quinn died in the mh 17 disaster. i know this has been a very difficult time for your family. tell us 1st about how you felt when that verdict was read out in court. do you feel just this has been done? does this bring you any closure i have difficulties in talking about and the closure. this will never be close. but the truth is that yesterday was important to all of this was important to me. to finally hear a judge, an independent church, well respected internationally, that would say what happened, who is responsible and who should be convicted. so yes, it was a great day to finally hear what we know already in the past years. since we have received that information from different address channels already you, you followed the tile thomas from the very beginning. what was it like for your, for your family and be the other victim sammy's who were there with you. i

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the royal united services institute says, russia is targeting civilian infrastructure in the same waydid in syria. apple says that covid restrictions at the world's largest iphone factory in china will significantly affect production of the phones — and increase wait times ahead of the busy christmas holiday season. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are rachel cunliffe, the senior associate editor at the new statesman, and ali miraj, who's a columnist for the article. the metro leads on rishi sunak�*s debut on the world stage at the climate conference in egypt where he made a short speech, and features a photo of a warm embrace between the prime minister and french president, emmanuel macron. the guardian has a powerful lead story from cop with the prime minister of barbados mia mottley condemning richer countries for failing the developing world. also leading on cop, the i reports on the un and exploitation of resources, now, and refusing to cough up the money or helping those poor countries who feel the effects most or h

the report by the royal united services institute says russia could try to repeat its devastating bombingnd more supplies. 0ur security correspondent, frank gardnerjoins us live with the latest. i wonder if you could tell us a little bit more.— little bit more. the report's authors have _ little bit more. the report's authors have spent - little bit more. the report's authors have spent some . little bit more. the report's i authors have spent some time in ukraine talking to intelligence officials, air defence operators and examining the wreckage of russian missiles and sort of bomb damage on the conclusion they have reached is that the only reason that russia has held back from the kind of even more devastating air campaign that it had in syria is that ukrainian air defence systems have been able to hold them off, but it is running out of those, because fairly early on in the war russia sent a huge number, well over 300 advanced fighterjets well over 300 advanced fighter jets to well over 300 advanced fighterjets to try and dominate ukraine's skies, to try and dominate ukraine's skies, t

the report by the royal united services institute says russia could try to repeat its devastating bombingi've been speaking to our security correspondent, frank gardner who explained the potential impact of this report. the report's authors have spent some time in ukraine talking to intelligence officials, air defence operators and examining the wreckage of russian missiles and sort of bomb damage on the conclusion they have reached is that the only reason that russia has held back from the kind of even more devastating air campaign that it had in syria is that ukrainian air defence systems have been able to hold them off, but it is running out of those, because fairly early on in the war russia sent a huge number, well over 300 advanced fighterjets to try and dominate ukraine's skies, to achieve what this cold air supremacy. he wasn't able to do that because ukrainian weapons were able to shut down a lot of them, as well as some very brave ukrainian pilots, but you came's supplies are dwindling, because in the last few weeks they've been coming under sustained bombardment from russian ba

dr tom withington is an electronic warfare analyst and associate fellow of the royal united services institutey valuable opportunity for nato, allied nations, to get direct experience of russian cyber warfare expertise, doctorate, and how they conduct cyber warfare, and this is useful because if, heaven forbid, we everfind ourselves in a war with russia, that would include a cyber warfare at dimension on their part, so at this stage it is very useful to see how they practice cyber warfare and at that you can develop defensive strategies for use in the future if required. it appears communication is held up fairly well in ukraine, particularly as we hear the president broadcasting value regularly. yes, man of broadcasting value regularly. yes, many of my _ broadcasting value regularly. yes, many of my colleagues _ broadcasting value regularly. ii9: many of my colleagues and myself would have expected a much more holistic russian attack against ukrainian telecom indications infrastructure prior to the war and thenit infrastructure prior to the war and then it during its open stages, but what we

thousand generators for powering hospitals, schools emergency services and government institutions in ukraine have handed over to the unitedamerican agency for international development, samantha power, said about this and emphasized that while putin continues to target the energy system of ukraine, the united states is helping to make light of unwavering support, the agency once again stated at the embassy of the united states the usa for international development has just delivered to ukraine more than one thousand electric generators that will help hospitals, schools , rescue services, state institutions and service providers to continue their activities during the war, these generators will help to ensure the continued operation of communication channels of ukrainian authorities, even with the supply of electricity due to russian shelling . or to restore the infrastructure damaged by the occupiers as soon as possible another humanitarian cargo for the liberated kherson region was collected in kirovohrad oblast has a truck and for mykolayiv they are taking more than 20 tons of flour there from kropyvnytskyi to bake brea

a thousand generators to power the schools of the emergency services aid and government institutions in ukraine were transferred to the unitedmantha power of the american agency for international development reported this and emphasized that putin continues to target the energy system of ukraine. help that there was light about unwavering support , the embassy of the united states once again declared, the united states agency for international development has just delivered more than 1,000 electric generators to ukraine, which will help hospitals, schools, rescue services , state institutions and service providers to continue their activities during the war, these generators will help ensure further work communication channels of the authorities of ukraine, even in the event of interruptions in the supply of electricity due to russian shelling, the us embassy in ukraine on facebook, how much can these generators help ukraine in the event of a hypothetical blackout, how much will they save us, what is a temporary solution, can we spend a week on it? well, the figure of 1000 generators is a little or a lot. let 's start with t

he graduated from the united institute of military intelligence of ukraine for several years of servicer intelligence ended with an official dismissal from the armed forces and a secret transfer to one of the most secretive divisions of the main intelligence directorate of ukraine, which worked under the guise of a public organization nomas in it shtyblikov was formally listed as the director of international programs, exposing himself to social activists and a journalist shtyblikov continued secret work of a military intelligence officer, having received the rank of colonel in the twelfth year. at the same time, he was awarded this departmental badge in the fourteenth, when the crimea returned to russia, shtybliks remained on the peninsula as an eccentric simpleton. he looked then. and here is what they found in the caches of the colonel's shoulder straps and papers with the seals of the ministry of defense of ukraine where he could drive in orders, the uniform and equipment of the ukrainian naval forces and even the business card of the head, organizations of the right sector banned i

are exotic samples with traces of use. blikov graduated from the united institute of military intelligence of ukraine several years of servicehe strategic undercover intelligence ended with an official dismissal from the armed forces and a secret transfer to one of the most secretive divisions of the main intelligence directorate of ukraine, which worked under the guise of a public organization nomas in it , shtyblikov was formally listed as the director of international programs, exposing himself to social activists and a journalist bayonets continued the secret work of a military intelligence officer, having received the title colonels in the twelfth year. then he was awarded this departmental badge in the fourteenth, when crimea returned to russia shtybliks remained on the peninsula as eccentric dupes. he looked then. and here is what they found in the caches of a colonel's epaulettes and papers with the seals of the ministry of defense of ukraine where he could drive in orders, the uniform and equipment of the naval forces of ukraine and even a visit to the head, organizations of the right sector banned in russia with th

settlements from personnel to financial institutions and to bank cards of the russian federation, servicemen of these units are offered to continue their servicentract basis under russian legislation. at the same time, these persons express their fears about the cancellation of documents and benefits assigned by the fake republics in case of refusal of a new contract, we support the armed forces, together we will win. glory in ukraine, actually in zaporizhzhia, during another russian attack on the city, unexploded cluster shells fell in the zone a few residential buildings ended up with possible donation, people from them began to be evacuated a few hours ago, in connection with us, just from the place of evacuation olena, olena's hood, we know that part of the residents got out of the houses on their own, the rest are being evacuated by the government, where are the russians really today around 5 o'clock in the evening fired a rocket at zaporizhzhia, but our anti-aircraft defense worked well and it did not reach its target and was shot down in the air, but the fragments of the rocket together with unexploded cluster shells fell between the ho

service is one of our most cherished and valuable institutions. it is one of the few, one of the only services mentioned in the constitution of the united states ofmerica indicating how important the postal service is too unifying as, as a country. i have always been very proud of the fact that one stamp can go to alaska, or across the street in new york city, and it cost the same. everyone is treated equally. it is a democracy. everybody receives their male. our employees deliver more than one hundred 60 million locations. six days a week. it was one of the provisions of our bill that they went from five days to six days. it is now the law that they will be operating six days a week. they operate at the center of a one $.6 trillion mailing industry that employs more than 7 million people and nearly delivers half the world's mail. postal workers truly binder nation together, ensuring that millions of americans have access to essential items like medicine and social security checks. i might add that to the covid crisis, all of our mail was delivered. our employees were heroic. many of them became sick because they were interacting with the public

with the service of the department of security learn about the rules of admission in a specialized educational institution to see how the employees of the department for this excursion to the unitpartment of security came students from several gomel schools. we are holding an action on the basis of the nursery of the official side word of the minsk regional department, where they have open doors at the moment. uh, on the territory at the base of the kennel there are 17 service dogs and a crack. all working dogs, as it were, help our policemen making it difficult after a digression into the history of the department of security masters, the guys saw what service dogs are capable of. such impressive results are achieved only by daily painstaking work. the specialist must know the subtleties, both in theory and in practice. and each tailed pupil needs to find his own approach. when you train dogs - it's always fun, i liked it the most, because the dogs did their job. i really love them in general. i wish i would like to train with dogs more than anything, because i love dogs. now i know how to make a command next to me and many other commands. students. we were able to get to know

but the most popular service of the institute, sex selection, works almost without failures ; 90% of patients come for this. moreover, in the unitedtates, unlike many other countries, this is legal for identifying and replanting an embryo of a boy or an embryo, a girl doctor, steinberg, takes 16,000 dollars, and he has no end to clients. what does this mean in the future we will choose children, as in a store. or maybe things will go even further and pregnancy will not be needed at all. in israel, in the summer of 2022, they held successful experiments on the creation of so-called synthetic embryos without the participation of eggs and spermatozoa became the material for the production of embryos stem cells, taken from the skin of mice, the development was brought to the formation of the nervous system and the beating heart. no further decision was made. perhaps, according to the same principle, a human embryo will soon be created, which i will not even have to implant with my mother. this is a prototype of an artificial uterus, it was made at the children's hospital, philadelphia surgeon. alan flake. thus, it is not the first gen

education at the institute named after yuriy volodymyr chandropa and for this, wagner is needed, then the federal security service, she works as an agent there in ukraine or great britain and the unitedpublic, i'm sorry, they don't work in such places, they're not serious people, they need serious money, so that i can deliver them to die, other people have them, and here they are an invention. you know an officer from this by the way, do you remember how it was in the middle ages, there were british monks or spanish aristocrats, they were fleets, there were real admirals, all of them with wigs, all of them in these beautiful trousers with such orders, but all these refined people really wanted to rob foreign ships or do not give the opportunity to the spanish fleet to trade here or to the british and how to do it if we are all so noble we have signed it means peace monk here you promised swore on the gospel of another the monarch, the brothers kissed, the pirates hugged, well, what can you invent pirates, what can you do, pirates? and we give these pirates the title of admiral, admiral drake. how is it that this man was a bandit? he robbed ships. he killed people. peace. they killed

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united arab emirates estonia france india lithuania and mongolia the index consists of four parts of the basic state system for the provision of public services, the involvement of citizens in the digital environment and institutionst of all, of course, russia presented its largest and most successful digital products, the portal of public services, digital taxes and emias the unified medical information system. this is about 7 years ago, we quickly ran in this direction at that time we were far behind today any person who tried to use it there public services other numbers services in russia in other countries of the world knows what it is in russia , but they exacerbated it more conveniently and more reliably, so this is the result of an absolutely natural number of confirmed personal accounts a week ago. in public services, it exceeded 100 million. that is, they definitely use the portal. every two out of three russians. most often comes check fines taxes and pension savings issue a passport or replace a russian passport get the right to register a car register a child in kindergarten and make an appointment with a doctor robot max will help you not to get lost and quickly find. for car owners, this is a digita