, as if on a holiday of the dnipro police, dog handlers, volunteers and cadets of the university of internal affairse looking for a missing boy, the child does not speak, left home in the amur river, it is not the first time that such a tradition has existed in gothenburg for many years , and this is only one of the many events of the ukrainian community in the city, i will tell you more organize demonstrations in support of ukraine, volunteers say that over the past year they have been especially active in telling about ukraine and our culture to swedes, we are recruiting the hall is full of people, it is cool what they will do with their own hands, and if they actually join this tradition, i am in a reading club and we sometimes meet, we discuss ukrainian literature, we celebrate easter and christmas, we are going to do some cultural activity or some creative activity, and we organize concert , you are so cultured , i liked her now, i like easter eggs, they are beautiful , that's why i really want to try to make, however , the symbols that ukrainians depict for her new new i understood that on the

new marine firewood of the dnipro police, dog handlers, volunteers and cadets of the university of internal affairs were looking for a missing missing boy, a child not she talks, she left the house to the side among the participants lviv entrepreneurs, doctors, lawyers and top managers of different industries on discussion panels, they discuss various social that we have incredibly creative, talented, inspired and grandiose people is to believe believe in their state in their land in their city in large numbers for the feeling that ukraine is moving forward in different directions. it's not about theory, it's about practice, because we have representatives of various active businesses, the field will be an artist with his own creativity, who started the struggle for ukraine, artistic reinterpretations of tragic events. this is how you can characterize the artist oleksandr zhivitkov. the paintings presented for half a month are the author's own pain since 2014. it all ended with the war. in general, the exhibition is dedicated to what hurts every ukrainian . a patron inside minova asked me that the

subversive activities of the former he called on the lecturer of the kharkiv national university of internal affairs to help the aggressor in capturing kyiv, the suspects are currently hiding from justice in the temporarily occupied territories of ukraine, there are currently no restrictions on providing the defense forces of ukraine with the necessary military equipment and weapons , president zelenskyy said this during a meeting with a bipartisan delegation of senators at the same time, the head of state thanked the united states of america for their powerful defense and financial assistance to ukraine from the first days of a full-scale war, volodymyr zelenskyi emphasized that this visit is an important signal of support for our country and people, which mines were aimed at them, and even greater range is needed by the armed forces of ukraine for a successful counteroffensive operation to provide all this to ukraine , prime minister denys shmyhal called on the united states with the us secretary of defense lloyd in austin , the head of the ukrainian government met at the pentagon, shmagal thanked

here , first of all, we are talking about the growing interest in studying at russian universities, for example, in managua. a branch of the university of the ministry of internal affairshas been operating for several years. sergey lavrov congratulated nicaraguans on the day of peace 5 years ago, in nicaragua, there was an attempted coup d'état , according to sergey lavrov, clearly not without outside help , benevolence is the imperative of the times - this is an objective historical process. it is impossible to stop him, although the collective the west, rallied under the umbrella of american so-called exceptionalism, is trying to do this, we, together with it, are koraga, and others. eh, with our like-minded people. we will actively counteract this and draw attention to the inadmissibility of such behavior in the modern world. including we will work within the framework of a group of friends operating in new york, it turned out to be short, just a few. hours, but the parties had time, as they say , believe the clock, the time difference between monag and moscow is 9 hours, but geography is not a problem for friendship. in foreign policy, economics , trade and culture

first of all, we are talking about the growing interest in studying at russian universities, for example, a branch of the university of the ministry of internal affairs has been operating in monaco for several years. sergey lavrov congratulated nicaraguans on peace day 5 years ago. caragua was an attempted coup d'état, according to sergei lavrov, obviously not without help from the outside, benevolence is the call of the times. this is an objective historical process. it is impossible to stop him, although the collective west rallied under an umbrella american so-called exceptionalism is trying to do this, we, along with nicaragua and others. eh, with our like-minded people. we will actively counteract this and draw attention to the inadmissibility of such behavior in the modern world. in particular, we will work within the framework operating in new york, and the group of friends of sergey lavrov in nicaragua turned out to be short only a few hours, but we managed to check the sides, as they say. an hour time difference between the monk and moscow is 9 hours, but geography is not a problem for friendship. in foreign policy, economics, trade and cult

importantly, trained personnel, among which, including graduates of specialized universities, this was emphasized by the minister of internal affairsting the mogilev institute of the ministry of internal affairs of belarus, which turned 75 years old ivan kubrakov. he also noted that today's cadets, like their predecessors, understand the tasks and responsibilities that fall on their shoulders , they are aware of all the risks of the police profession. this suggests that the teaching staff the mogilev institute copes with its tasks - this is a departmental institution that has been preparing for qualified personnel for 75 years. me one colonel general but the most important thing. well, highly trained personnel who are ready today to carry out their tasks with high quality, namely to ensure the safety of our citizens. those challenges and threats that are around us today, of course, really change the situation. and today our two two countries are two. we are in a union state. we must work out real conditions when and where and how we will ensure the security of our citizens, the security of our countries. uh, and builds our our alli

of dangerous strategies suggest, where radical changes have already blown up society in an understandable policy, only facts about how they wanted to kill, belarus the country's main police university, the academy of the ministry of internal affairsinues to accept documents for taking vows. there is time until april 15, in the future, future policemen are waiting for medical examination exams and job interviews details in the panorama. rest under a peaceful sky, how 307 children from donbass are recovering in the belarusian camp, dubrava we will tell in the panorama ensuring security, preparing and coordinating joint groups the president of belarus met with russian defense minister sergei shoigu last week, within the framework of the supreme state council of the union state , alexander lukashenko stated that western countries do not comply with agreements on security guarantees given under the budapest memorandum in exchange for the withdrawal of nuclear weapons. interstate, growing up after the last negotiations with vladimir vladimirovich, we agreed that you would come to belarus with specialists and we would sit down and discuss security issues with you. you already know belarus. i raised this issue, but before that, we discus

department during the obama administration and is now a professor of middle east studies and international affairs at johns hopkins university'sdvanced international studies. put this into context for us. how big a deal is it that these two nations are working to normalize relations? >> it is very important for the middle east. the sour relations between the two was viewed as the most important in the region and also push israel toward an alliance against iran. the fact that they decided to meant fences reshapes the entire way in which the middle east functions. amna: let's talk about those impacts. what is the approach mean for some of those proxy conflicts we mentioned in the report in yemen, lebanon, and elsewhere? >> the first place it will have an impact is in yemen. today there were rumors the hutis will extend to their cease-fire until december 2023. saudi arabia is been engaged in talks. it once iran to stop supplying them with weapons, put political pressure to agree to a political end to the war, and the thawing of relations makes that much more possible. the military success in yemen, we can think about syria and le

university before the end of the week. until april 15, an applicant must apply to the department of internal affairs at the place of residencen application to send him a graduate of the minsk cadet school as a candidate for admission to the academy. i am sure the police university provides not only a profession, but also a brotherhood, probably a course for a young fighter, as well as for everyone. this is the most difficult thing to go through this first stage somehow to join the team the team that is formed at the academy and then you will continue to communicate, be friends together somewhere to help each other academy, the ministry of internal affairs conducts recruitment in specialties. jurisprudence, economic law and forensic expertise. it must be said that last year itself is this year's admission company. e in the higher educational institution of the ministry of internal affairs is that on the basis of the academy of the ministry of internal affairs will work. uh, intercollegiate admissions committee. this suggests that applicants who will enter the academies of the ministry of internal affairs and mogilev institute

that was james brown there, professor of l brown there, professor of political science and international affairs at temple universitytional affairs at temple university injapan, speaking to me earlier international affairs at temple university injapan, speaking to me earlier on international affairs at temple university injapan, speaking to me earlier on newsday. international affairs at temple university injapan, speaking to me earlier on newsday. 0ther to me earlier on newsday. other stories making headlines around the world today: 16 people have been killed and 5 others injured in dubai. a fire in the old part of the city. all those confirmed to have died so far are from overseas. a mass prisoner exchange between the warring parties in yemen has been completed successfully after three days. nearly 1,000 detainees have been reunited with their families. the prisoner swap comes as efforts to agree a new possibly permanent ceasefire have gained momentum. police in iran say that more than 150 commercial premises have been shut down in the past 24 have been shut down in the past 2a hours for not ensuring that female e

notable is how current by all officials and doctor joanna spear, professor of international affairs at george washington university. >> agreed the leak is a serious national security concern that also exposes information about other u.s. allies and planning to supply 40,000 to russia. this is the u.s. so i guess of a billion dollars in u.s. aid each year. spears says there are signs parts of the documents were changed to spread misinformation and put russia in a more favorable light. and the that we think has been to is the that says that ukraine has ghoshal more will death. russia, the leak only became publicly known a few days ago when the documents hit twitter. that's when doctor spear believes that everything happened. but before that, the documents may have been circling for months on a messaging site called discord coming out through a gaming site. what people discuss, mine croft more than they do into national politics. and it's not clear what the motive so we're going to get to the bottom of this while it's believed that about 100 documents were leaked to u.s., officials admit they don't know the extent of

and then frederick the vol the lawrence dee belfer, professor of international affairs at harvard university. he's the author of pulitzer prize winning the embers of war the fall of empire and the making of america's vietnam, and more recently, jfk coming of age in the american century, 1917 to 1956, the first of two planned volumes on jfk. so welcome. it's great to have the four of you with us for this next hour. and if we if i can, i'd like to start with frank with a question about indeed, you're a pioneer. your work in vietnam helped to establish an extraordinary level of of journalistic scholarship and significant engagement with the issues on the ground. but can you talk a little bit about what it meant for you as a young woman in vietnam to be writing about war? how did you understand that experience? well, all i can say is that that fire in the leg was the most difficult book i've ever had to write. and the reason was not so much the subject matter. it was a matter of tone. i mean, i'm talking in writerly way and. the subject code came up immediately that. i got to vietnam. i remember

. >> joining us now, glenn lowry, professor of economics at the watson institute for international public affairs at brown university podcast. glenn, it's so great to see you. it's been way to long. >> thank you laura. >> absolutely. how damaging isn't when this game is played by the left of choosing the appropriate victims and the villains as were seeing happening all of the media? >> well, i think it's very damaging on at least 2 levels. first, the kids are getting the right message. they need to be told not only is the behavioral unacceptable but, it's in despicable. it's shameful. it is belief are community. the need to have something better as an ideal of how to conduct themselves. secondly, it's harmful because it undermines any kind of sense of political sympathy for the needs and the real problems in those communities. which could use more investment and could deal with employment for the teens and all that. i won't rent on a laundry list. it's not entirely wrong to say there's a lack of opportunity there. who will pony up when people in the community are behaving the way that these kids are behaving? i thin

this is the ministry of internal affairs and the ministry of transport, which means that the ministry of transport has a special unit and even a university there is a department of road safety, and accordingly, there is an internal affairs department, but a scientific institute. e, too, road safety. so, in principle, these people, who are directly related to science, they develop the norms of the rules of the road, which then go to the government, and then the process itself and the approval procedure itself is quite complicated, because including you and i can participate in this, if we are not too lazy and get into the government portal, where the draft regulations are published. we can quite see what is offered to us. uh, the government that offers us just these institutions and we can, but quite ourselves, issue our own proposals for, so to speak, change and improvement, of course. unfortunately , today it also happens that, uh, i would say that it is not random people, but sometimes some kind of camaraderie that leads. uh, including the approval of the rules of the road. it's difficult here too. the question is the administrative co

the vice president of international and non-iranian student affairs informed azad university about the university's decision to grant loans to its non-iranian students and said mr. derakhshan, the amount of the student loan it is not yet clear and its members are subject acceptance of the banks has been done in this regard. after our unit, they took action on one of the insects and the guarantee of everyone. it is a main device that i demand from the banks . we are now negotiating. he said that from the 25th of esfand last year to the 13th of farvardin 52, 1,594 iranian and afghan passengers entered the dogharon land crossing, mahdi dond added that normally 3,500 passengers, private sector activists, drivers and investors travel through the dogharon border . the dogharon border is 18 it is located a kilometer away from the city of taibad 305 foreign tourists visited gilan province in nowruz, 61% more than last year, director general of cultural heritage, tourism and handicrafts of gilan said that travelers from afghanistan, azerbaijan, russia , portugal, turkey, iraq, mongolia, uzbekis

of that foreign affairs study. e megan o'sullivan, a professor of international affairs at harvard university's kennedy school, andctor of columbia university's center on global energy policy. so it's great to see you two experts here megan, first to you, you and jason are from different sides of the political spectrum. how did your collaboration come together, and what do you see the goal of doing this >> jason and i have been working together for a few years now, and and it's been a really fruitful collaboration. i would say we complement each other in the sense we're not just from different political backgrounds, he served in the obama administration, and i served in the bush administration we both see the imperative of a transition, an energy transition, a change in the global energy system to be one that's focused more on low carbon or ultimately zero carbon fuels, and i think bring a background of deep geopolitical experience, and he brings his deep background in climate and together we're able to bring two disciplines that have been independent of each other for far too long, and as we try to do in this art

criminal investigation of the ministry of internal affairs of russia daria trebova, a petersburger studied, but never graduated from st. petersburg state university in the party of st. petersburg feminists. known under the nickname tykovka, she is married to a member of the libertarian party, dmitry rylov, who, after the start of mobilization, fled abroad, and trepova, according to some reports, began to tell her friends that she had found a job, allegedly for some ukrainian journalists, investigators. now they are working out the version that the killer could have been led by 2-3 people, the explosive device was directed, so the perpetrator of the assassination attempt on the tatar needed to know when daria trebova would be detained next to the statuette, they are being carried out with her, the necessary investigative actions are being established the motives for the crime committed according to the national anti-terrorist committee. the explosion was planned by the ukrainian special services with the involvement of agents from the anti -corruption fund recognized as extremist and banned in russia, his active supporter and was ruffled earlier,

federal departments, for example, the ministry of internal affairs of min education, the federal tax service, and the social fund of russia, as well as universitiesployers and other organizations , for example, tin telephone number information on driving licenses , those liable for military service themselves will be able to access the register through their personal account on the public services portal and in the mfc and call up those who must serve in the army in the army. we must serve conscripts under the constitution is a constitutional citizen when a special war operation began. you and i have seen that in places we have a lot of chaos in the military registration and enlistment office. it’s just this law, this mess, and to fix it would be to make it modern, effective and convenient for citizens. and now, with the main changes , citizens of the country subject to conscription for military service will continue to be handed paper summonses, but now they can be sent by registered mail, and summons will also arrive in electronic form ; such summonses will be read handed in from the moment they are posted in the personal account, and both pape

federal departments, for example, the ministry of internal affairs of education, the federal tax service, and the social fund of russia, as well as universitiesrs. other organizations the number of data on persons liable for military service will include information such as tin number phone number information on driver's licenses the persons liable for military service themselves will be able to access the register through their personal account on the public services portal and in the mfc in that we must streamline the system of registration and conscription of those who should serve in the army in the army. we must serve conscripts according to the constitution , this is a constitutional obligation of citizens when a special military operation began. you and i have seen that in places we have a lot of chaos in the military registration and enlistment office. that's just this law, the project is designed to this mess, and to fix it would make modern effective and convenient for citizens about the main changes, the citizens of the country, subject to conscription for military service , as before, but will receive paper summonses, but now they

for more, we can speak to james brown, professor of political science and international affairs at temple universityprofessor. just to say this meeting, as has been the case in past g7�*s, it's the way the officials form the basis for discussions at the g7 summit. what do you think is likely to be a key priority? that's right, so this is very much about putting the pieces in place so it'll be a successful summit next month in hiroshima. so the priorities, three without the micro stand out in particular — the first does with nuclear weapons. it takes place in hiroshima, something very important to the japanese print minister. so nonproliferation issues is one, but also the ukraine and china issues. injapan sees those as linked, showing that changes to the status quo by force, either in europe or in asia, are unacceptable. professor, my sense is that _ unacceptable. professor, my sense is that both _ unacceptable. professor, my sense is that both the - unacceptable. professor, my sense is that both the war i unacceptable. professor, my sense is that both the war in | sense is that both the war in ukra

departments, for example, the ministry of internal affairs, the ministry of education of the federal tax service, and the social fund of russia, as well as universitiesers and other organizations , include, for example, tin phone number , information about driver's licenses , those liable for military service themselves will be able to access the register through a personal office on the portal of public services and in the mfc the point is that we must streamline the system of registration and conscription of those who must serve in the army in the army. we must serve conscripts according to the constitution the constitutional obligation of citizens when a special military operation began. you and i have seen that in places we have a lot of chaos in the military registration and enlistment office. this is exactly what this bill is called upon to do this mess, and to make it modern efficient and convenient for citizens , and now about the main changes and citizens of the country subject to conscription for military service will continue to be handed paper summonses, but now they can be sent out by registered order letters, as well as subpoenas will c

prevention of offenses in schools and universities , this was discussed today at a meeting of the security council, which was held by vladimir putin , the head of the ministry of internal affairse giving him the floor, the president noted that the topic is extremely important and to deal with security issues in this area, it is necessary not only after an emergency of extreme importance, as a rule.

of hours the killer will find the criminal. crime prevention in schools and universities, this was discussed at a meeting of the security council, which was held by vladimir putin, the head of the ministry of internal affairsgiving him the floor, the president noted that the topic is extremely important and that it is necessary to deal with security issues in this area, it is necessary not only after the state of emergency in our country today the issue is extremely important. i think we refer to him as a rule. only if some tragedies happen, but we agreed at the time that we would work for

. >> joining us now, glenn loury, professor of economics at the watson institute for international and public affairs at brown universitynd host of the glenn show podcast. glenn , first of all, is sonsidr glenn , first of all, is sonsidr it's been way too long. thank you , laura .rnatio how damaging inat absolutely. wl how damaging is it when thisolu. game is played? w damagiby the left of choosing the appropriate victims and the villains as we're seeing happening all over the media? >>s and th seeing ha well, i thy damaging on at least two levels. . fi gettingrs the right message. the they need to be told not only is the behavior unacceptable, it's despicable. ptable it it is is shameful. she it is beneath our community. ni. they need to have somethin g better held up to them as an ideal about how to conduct themselves. but secondly, it's harmful because it undermines any kind of sense of political or sympathy for the needs and theen real problemd s in those communities, which could usewhic more investmenh coult and couldo with summer employment for the teens and all of that. and i'm not gointhg to run down a laundry l

investigation of the ministry of internal affairs of russia is working daria trebova, a petersburger studied, but so and did not graduate from st. petersburg state university in the party of st. petersburg feminists. known under the nickname tykovka, she is married to a member of the libertarian party, dmitry rylov, who, after the start of mobilization, fled abroad, and trepova, according to some reports, began to tell her friends that she had found a job, allegedly for some ukrainian journalist investigators. now they are working out the version that the killer could have been led by 2-3 people, the explosive device was directed, so the perpetrator of the assassination attempt on the tatar needed to know when he would be nearby with the statuette, it was established that she adheres to oppositional views and is a supporter of the anti-corruption fund banned in russia, the investigation also has evidence that the planning and organization of this crime was carried out from the territory of ukraine by the investigative committee. russia establishes the entire chain of persons involved in the crime, from perpetrators to customers, according to the national a

prevention of offenses in schools and universities, this was discussed today at a meeting of the security council, which was led by vladimir putin, the head of the ministry of internal affairs spoke before giving him the floor, the president noted that the topic is extremely important and that it is necessary to deal with security issues in this area . us today is a matter of extreme importance. i think we turn to him as a rule, we agreed at the time that we will work on a planned basis under such a question, additional measures to improve crime prevention in educational organizations of the russian federation, russian with the support of the paratroopers and units of the southern group of forces. in the nadoevsky direction , assault detachments continued to fight in the western part of the city of artyomovsk; points, red chasov yar and the forerunner of the donetsk people's republic aviation to support the assault squads. eight artillery planes were fired, the southern group of forces completed 69 fire missions over the past day , up to 310 ukrainian servicemen were destroyed , four armored combat vehicles, three vehicles. combat, rszo vehicle, grad howitzers. 100 b as wel

former senior adviser at the national security council of georgia and master of international affairs at texas a and m university. how significant is this attack in st. petersburg today? it's very significant. thanks for having me. first of all, it's very significant because i was want to be prominent pro ration to be years. what crime and propaganda military blogger is originally from don. it's got his real name. it's marketing for me. and he was jailed in 2011 for armed robbery. after the retrospect invasion of ukraine in 2014, he escaped the escape the prison and joined the russian forces there and fought against the premium defenders, growth to prominence, charities, telegram channels. and he had more than half 1000000 followers there. he also put a ceremony at the so called proclaimed annexation and p, a payment that will kill everyone in ukraine. we will rob everyone in ukraine, and that is why we do this is like a brief overview of the, of this personality. i mean 25 other people injured in the attack. it was carried out at a cafe in central st. petersburg that was fairly prominent. can we be certain that

prevention of offenses in schools and universities, this was discussed today at a meeting of the security council, which was led by vladimir putin, the head of the ministry of internal affairs spoke before giving him the floor, the president noted that the topic is extremely important and to deal with security issues in this area, it is necessary not only after the state of emergency and we have a question of extreme importance today. i think we refer to him as a rule. only if some tragedies happen, but we agreed at the time that we would work on a planned basis . under such a question, additional measures to improvement of crime prevention in educational institutions of the russian federation with the support of the paratroopers and units of the southern group of forces was reported. tired of the assault squads, they continued to fight in the western part of the city. artyomovsk airborne troops suppress enemy attempts to counterattack on the flanks and support the actions of assault detachments in possession of the city operational-tactical army aviation with artillery fire, units of the armed forces were hit ukraine in the areas of settlements, red chasov yar and the fore

prevention of offenses in schools and universities, this was discussed today at a meeting of the security council, which was held by vladimir putin , the head of the ministry of internal affairs spoke before giving him the floor, the president noted that the topic is extremely important and that it is necessary to deal with security issues in this area we have a question today, an extremely important point . as a rule, we turn to it only if some tragedies happen, but we agreed at the time that we would work on a planned basis on such an issue with additional measures to improvement of crime prevention in educational institutions of the russian federation, russian assault detachments continue fighting in artyomovsk with the support of the paratroopers and units of the southern group of forces, this was reported. in an annoying direction, assault detachments continued to fight in the western part of the city of artyomovsk , airborne troops suppress enemy attempts to counterattack on the flanks and support the actions of assault detachments in possession of the city artillery fire, the southern group of forces hit units of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of the settleme

assistant professor of political science and international public affairs at brown university in the great state of rhode island. he's the institute assistant professor of studies and devotes time and effort to improving understanding of national security decision-making in the people's republic of china. previously served as the military intelligence officer assignments in afghanistan u.s. cyber command in the office of the secretary defense. thank you to all of our witnesses for being here today and i yield back. >> thank you very much and thank you to the witnesses for taking time here. i recognize william for an opening statement, we have a timer and we will keep it to five minutes. >> members of the subcommittee, it's an honor to be here today to discuss this important topic. i spent 32 years of my career working for u.s. government and the fbi cia is the chairman referenced as the national counterintelligence committee center. i'm here before you today a ceo of the ebenezer group to provide services to boards of directors, ceos, executives and this act we discussed today. today'

the mogilev institute of the ministry of internal affairs is celebrating its seventy-fifth anniversary; let me remind you that this is the oldest police universityour country. it has always been and remains the base for training professionals for the internal affairs bodies in the first edition, then even the schools and transport police were even heroes of the soviet union e, on the anniversary, the minister himself came to personally celebrate the officer teaching staff of veterans and cadets of the institute internal affairs of belarus ivan kubrakov. the head of the department thanked the leadership of the institute for the worthy education of future officers. well, now, to educate patriots to maintain this fire in their hearts. april weekend on the 22nd in the village of the traffic police e. mogilev has a place in memory for us for every englishman. at the monument to the soldiers of the captain's police battalion. vladimirov, a large-scale subbotnik with the participation of the power bloc, by the way, will take place last year. let me remind you that it was the year of historical memory. reconstruction began there. well and in year of pea

for the protection of state priority and to prevent interference in the internal affairs of the country, andrey klimov, he called such cases examples of violations of the universallyognized world law on this, as well as the implementation of the updated provisions of the foreign policy concept approved by the president at the end of march. we will talk in detail today andrey klimov is a guest of our studio. andrei arkadyevich hello , please tell us about examples of foreign diplomatic representatives' interference in the internal affairs of our country and how all types of interference can be countered. which only possible on their part appear, of course, we are not talking about diplomats. all states are not even about all the diplomats of unfriendly countries, but there are a few states. but this is a well-known state of the saxon world and some countries there e from the european union, first of all the baltic states, so to speak, and so on, they are zealous, but here i will give you such an example, curious means a diplomat of one of e, such. uh, it seems to be the centers of european civilization, i came to moscow, i just know this, thoroughly. we have such m

served for a very short time as the owner of the ministry of internal affairs in nalchik and was even expelled from the subordinate universityer moving to moscow, soban could not find a job, at least, honestly, in the morning , journalists crowded in the main district court of the capital, everyone, of course, was waiting for the announcement, but a new verdict, but it never sounded in the case, neotravitel's lemonade resumed the judicial investigation. so it’s time for sabanov to drink not psychotropic, but sedatives. dmitry frolov galina konkureneeva and elena stepanova court of astana for 18 years behind bars sent to karim masimov, the former head of the national security committee of the country. he was dismissed from his post in january last year amid mass riots in the country massimov was found guilty of treason , violent seizure of power and abuse of authority, the results of the investigation of the arrays waited for the season. in addition to the conclusion of the court. decided to confiscate the property of the ex-official, and also banned him from holding public office for life exposed a gang of swindlers who pres

notable is how current by all officials and doctor joanna spear, professor of international affairs at george washington universityational security concern that also exposes information about other u.s. allies and planning to supply 40,000 to russia. this is the u.s. so i guess of a billion dollars in u.s. aid each year. spears says there are signs parts of the documents were changed to spread misinformation and put russia in a more favorable light. and the that we think has been to >> is the that says that ukraine has ghoshal death. russia, the leak only became publicly known a few days ago when the documents hit twitter. that's when doctor spear believes the editing happened. but before that, the documents may have been circling on a messaging site called discord coming out through a gaming site. what people discuss mine croft mall and they do into national politics. and it's not clear what the motive where exactly and who had access to that point. >> we we don't know. we simply don't know at this point. >> right now it's believed that about 100 documents were leaked. but u.s. officials admit they don't know exa

he he did not serve long in the department of the ministry of internal affairs in nalchik and was even expelled from the subordinate universityow , sabanov. couldn't find a job. at least honest now it will work. in a strict regime colony. basmans. the moscow court announced a new verdict for murat sabanov. at chistye prudy. he won't show up for another 15 years. alina jump. karina kharitonova and galina khungureeva vesti duty station. moscow city council recognized as law the arrest of dory trepovo, accused of committing terrorist attacks in st. petersburg, in which a military man died correspondent maxim fomin, known under a pseudonym in the land-tape tatar at a meeting in which she participated via video link, trepova tried to portray remorse, but as a result , the facts had already been established, the cold-blooded calculations of preparing for the murder committed by grigory vdovin continued troekurovsky, there are few visitors to the cemetery on weekdays, but they are , as well as fresh flowers on the grave of max fomin who spoke the truth. and for this truth, most likely, he died. this is the new voice of russia, peopl

served for a very short time in the department of the ministry of internal affairs in nalchik and was even expelled from the confessional universityter moving to moscow, sabanov. couldn't find a job. at least honestly now he will work in a strict regime colony. the basmanny court of moscow announced a new verdict for murat sabanov. at chistye prudy. he won't show up for another 15 years. alina jump. karina kharitonova and galina khungureeva news. the duty unit with mountings on an atm , how in balashikha the criminals opened it with a terminal and carried out millions and the decline of the criminal family in the novgorod colony, how repeat offenders put their order in the killers, why his empire came to an end about this and we will tell a lot after a short advertisement. sberbank presents a profitable loan from the very low rate over the past 10 years from 4% per annum apply for a loan at sberbank and get a monthly cashback, obviously it’s profitable to guess. will you be approved for a loan? a comparison will help you know for sure. check your credit raid, apply and find out which bank will approve the loan on the best terms on

department of internal affairs on transport in the central federal district evgeny shishkina, her in october 2018, killer was shot dead by a former student of a st. petersburg medical universitye organizer of the crime, unemployed kirill grunsky, and are already serving their sentences in a colony. however , the main figures in the criminal case were yaroslav subaev, who was extradited from georgia as the alleged leader of a hacker group that traded railway tickets for farmers, according to investigators, it was he who ordered the murder of the tire investigator. in subaev. still awaiting verdict on our colleagues managed to meet with convicted hitmen abdullaziz abduaziz. is it true that immediately after the murder, he calmly went to the mall for shopping and at the end. about this in our interview section without editing, you received 400.000 for doing something that you did not 400. and how much money did you receive? about 600 about 600.000 rubles. how did you spend them? they spent on every cost, well , right after the execution. where did you go? i went to the center of moscow for a walk, as if, well, he walked two or three, yes 36, well, the shopping center on the kurs

hernandez or yes he is on is i done is a lecture in international affairs at the national university of sudan. he's just got out of how to me and joins us on the phone from coach she down. thank you very much for being with us. can you tell me a we about your journey and, and what's happening to you now? thank you for having me. i had a jimmy on a convoy that left to me yesterday and this morning was a long journey and we had to go through the various points by the army and also the rabbit support. the support forces was long and some in some way. also terrifying because we got searched and the moment we got also up by the recess and our way to port should but we enemies here. sorry. so you got searched and robbed you say what did they take? kicks on. the previous buses in front of us. when this, when we went to the station and they also finished our bags and our belongings. so that was very well and tell me what, what you're expecting now. i mean we've, we've been seeing some people in the evacuated from port. she done what, what is the expectation to those you've arrived there? now? w

of internal affairs of russia for the city of st. petersburg and the leningrad region in identifying and detaining persons involved in the cafe explosions on university embankment, which killed a tatar war correspondent, 16 people were injured. in the meantime , schismatics have captured other news in the ukrainian city of khmelnitsky nationalists took the clergy out of the temple grounds and demanded that the police print it, then held an illegal meeting, which they called a meeting of the parish community, where they voted for the transfer of the temple. under their jurisdiction, the nationalists do not leave attempts to capture kiev of the pechersk lavra. today, in the years of the driver, a column of several dozen people in black balaclavas was noticed, some with chevrons, the legal sector banned in russia, and the persecution of anastasia pankova's faith in the czech lavra. today metropolitan onufry of kiev saw off hundreds of believers to the primate at the price. may the lord help us, brothers and sisters, so that our prayer feat, prayerful standing will bring good and pleasant fruits, those who did not have enough space in the church listen t

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department of internal affairs for transport in the central federal district evgeny shishkina, she was shot dead in october 2018 killer is a former student of a st. petersburg medical universityrganizer of the crime, the unemployed kirill grunsky, is already serving his sentence in a colony. however , the main figures in the criminal case were yaroslav subaev, who was extradited from georgia as the alleged leader of the hacker group that traded on the farm with railway tickets, according to investigators, it was he who ordered the murder of the tire investigator. in subaev. still waiting for the verdict, our colleagues managed to meet with convicted killers abdullaziz abdulaziz. is it true that immediately after the murder he calmly went to mall for shopping and for a concert. about this in our interview section without editing you got 400.000 for doing something. hmm how much money did you get. about 600 about 600.000 rubles. how did you spend them? they spent on every cost, well, right after the execution. where did you go? i went to the center of moscow, as it were, walking, as it were, well, two or three ladies, an attribute, well, the shopping center on the kursk shoppin

murdering chapin and the three other university of idaho students prosecutors disclosed that one of the officers on the case has been the subject of an internal affairshs away, a family sowing seeds to ensure that their son's legacy will flourish. >> i miss him

murdering chapin and the three other university of idaho students prosecutors disclosed that one of the officers on the case has been the subject of an internal affairs investigation, but with the next hearing still months away, a family sowing seeds to ensure that their son's legacy will flourish. >> i miss him a lot. >> that kid has touched more lives. if we touch as many lives as he did in the next 20 years, this world would be a better place. he was an amazing kid. >> gadi schwartz, nbc news >>> we have a lot to cover in our second hour of "chris jansing reports. let's get right to it. >> at this hour, the fight of his life, the plane carrying former president trump set to land here in new york city soon, ahead of his arraignment tomorrow we're live from the courthouse, and trump tower where it's all hands on deck. how the nypd and secret service are preparing for the former president's arrival, and how trump is gearing up to walk into the courtroom not just as a defendant, but a 2024 presidential candidate how much money he says he's raised since the news broke, and what we know about his post arraignment, prime time address at mar-a-lago. plus,

pass by the way to submit documents to the main police university, perhaps by the end of the week, the applicant must contact the internal affairsnt by april 15 at the place of residence application. to send him as a candidate for admission to the academy, the submission of documents is only the first stage, but it is no less exciting and recalls the third-year alexandru baker, cadet of the academy, former graduate of the minsk cadet school. i am sure the police university provides not only a profession, but also a brotherhood, probably a course for a young fighter, as well as for everyone. this is the most difficult thing to go through this first stage, somehow join the team, the team that is formed at the academy and then you will continue to communicate, be friends together somewhere to help each other academy, the ministry of internal affairs is recruiting in the specialties of jurisprudence, economic law and forensic examination. necessary to say that last year the most demanded was jurisprudence with a specialization in operational-investigative activities and judicial-investigative prosecutorial activities. by the way, ev

of the student affairs organization in line with the goal of scientific authority and technology diplomacy. students it has put the international program on its agenda. there are 100,000 students in the country's universities. these 100,000 people are from 119 two countries in the world. to achieve the goal of 250,000 foreign students , what kind of cooperation between the organization and student recruitment is needed? what has happened is that the multilingual systems are one of the actions that our universities must take. we can pursue several goals together in this way of attracting students . one of them is that these students can be the representatives of our economic companies in their own country tomorrow. the second step is this. which is because iran's nature, iran's culture, iran's history, you know, they can represent tourism agencies, and the third can be our cultural representatives outside the country. nature, when we want to close the indian cooperation, the first step is to attract students, train students and make them return to the target country . what will be your first action in the new year? let me see the students in the dormitory. our internal students can't take advantage of the o

prevention in schools and universities, this was discussed at a meeting of the security council, which was held by vladimir putin , the head of the ministry of internal affairs spoke with a report before giving him the floor, the president noted that the topic is extremely important and to deal with security issues in this area, it is necessary not only after an emergency emergency importance, i think we usually turn to him only if some tragedies happen, but we agreed at one time that we would work on a planned basis with such an issue of additional measures to to improve the prevention of offenses in educational institutions of the russian federation, russian assault troops continue to fight in artyomovsk with the support of the paratroopers and units of the southern group of forces, the ministry of defense reported this. on the flanks and support the actions of assault detachments in the possession of the city of operational-tactical army aviation artillery fire, the southern group of forces hit units of the armed forces of ukraine in the areas of settlements, red chasov yar and the forerunner of the donetsk people's republic aviation to support the assaul