juventus was the first from where he said that sophia kovalevskaya did not bathe in 1888 at the university of parisannounced a competition for fucking a physicist an alarm clock submitted works of anime pyrogla radio under the division. say that you know the rabbi, that he is guilty and hai will be, that there will be kali academicians opened the envelope with the nickname highlighted. the president of the barish academy of sciences has a tickle, messiegen the price had a chance to be sweetened with a wreath by the pyromozdtsy on a greedy head in sweden, yaesu scribbled yakiroini. the title of professor at the stockholm university was given to her for living. new year 1891 kovalevskaya sustrela at the italian yen then rushed at berlin more expensive, and she loved, however, she had a chance to go at the open bryltsy. sophia froze and fell ill, the cold outgrew the inflammation of the lungs of the lecra. yes , they didn’t knock it off on the 29th jelly of 1896. sofya kovalevskaya did not become her and you had 401 years, there is death usurized europe at home sweden scouted with its vigilant memory

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. >> and associate professor from the university of paris who has been taking part in the protests refutes the idea pension changes are essential to pay for an aging population. >> i get it -- balancing a budget is not something you can just do magically. it is something you have to pay attention to. we have been demonstrating for so long, and it does not feel like such a single issue movement. we care about the pension issue because in truth, in france, we have an unemployment problem for people past 60. once you're 60, it is really hard to find a job. unemployment for 60 and up is 65%. that is the first issue. also, we feel like we have been contributing. we have done our part. politics is all about doing the right thing at the right time. this is a horrible time and yet again a reform that will distribute wealth in a way that does not feel fair to the french, who, as you know, care about equality. >> at least 40 people, most of the migrants from guatemala and honduras, have been killed after fire swept through a detention center in mexico. the president says the blaze appears to have br

subsiding, sasha butler, i'm to sierra harris. gabriel attends is an associate professor from the university of paris. he's been taking part of the process. he refused the idea, pension changes are essential to pay for an aging population. i get it balancing a budget is not something you that you can just do way magically. yeah, it is something you have to to pay attention to the look we've been demonstrating for. so long, and it doesn't feel like such a single issue movement. we care about the pension issue because in truth, in france, we have an unemployment problem for people past their past 60. once or 60, it's really hard to find a job, an employment for a 6 year old and up is $35.00, is 65 percent actually true. so that's, that's the 1st issue. and also would you like we've been contributing, we've done our port, inflation is you know, complicated. 15 percent. politics is all about doing the right thing at the right time. this is, this is a horrible time. and this is yet again, a reform that will distribute wealth in a way that doesn't feel fair to french ball. who, as you know, we care about t

of his campaign promises. but the changes have come at a cost as anger against them. is he subsiding natasha butler, al jazeera paris. gabriella, tom 0 is an associate professor at the university of paris. he says, the scalar, the protest show that mack on has lost the support french people. we do have a couple 1000 people who are there to disturb, to hope that you know, they'll make the news by, you know, destroying mcdonalds and the like. that is an issue of course. but what i think is the real news is that for such a sustainable. c movement to exist, you need lots and lots of people to demonstrate time and time again as we have yet again today. and it doesn't feel like such a single issue movement. we care about the pension issue because in truth, in france, we have an unemployment problem for people past their past 60. once or 60, it's really hard to find a job, an employment for a 6 year old and up is 3565 percent true. so that's, that's the 1st issue and also we feel like we've been contributing, we've done our port. inflation is, you know, complicated. 15 percent. politics is all about doing the right thing of the right time. this is, this is a horrible time and this is

foot with the most unfortunate that sofya kovalevskaya did not give a thought in 1888 at the university of pariscellent science hudelniki served work anonymously perromogla taken under the motto. say that you know the rabbi, that you are guilty and haibuda, that there will be a kali academicians opened an envelope with a nickname, it became clear that it was zhan-jina sofya kovalevskaya, the president of the academy of sciences, the president of the academy of sciences, messed up the price, the pyromozdtsy had to fold a wreath on the greedy head of sweden, the eu intimidated the yakiroids . the title of professor at stockholm university, fornication to her to live tyoma new 1.891 year loved, however, to go, had a chance at the open bryltsy. sophia froze and fell ill; the cold outgrew the medicines in the lung filling. yes, they didn’t hand it over, 29th studio, 1891. sofya kovalevskaya died she was uzyao, 41 years old. i have death usurped europe , all of sweden was scouted with his keen memory and skin water-tight bushes, five criminal universities in sweden get along with no one left and they

thank i will join now via skype by associate professor gabriel latan 0 from the university of paris who's been taking part in the process. welcome to the news hours, so they seem to be to paris is a real tale of 2 cities of the moment, paris by day, where protests have been largely peaceful in paris by nights. where let's say some of the more hall core elements emerge. what's your sense of firstly, who the protest as are and where this is all going? i think it's a good idea to have a, you know, a sense of the number of people involved. since january there have been 10 massive, you know, days of strike and, and demonstrations have been a success so far. as you said, tens of thousands earlier, it's closer to hundreds in truth. and we do have a couple 1000 people who are there to disturb, to hope that you know, they'll make the news by, you know, destroy mcdonalds and the like. that is an issue of course. but what, what i think is the real news is that for such a sustainable, a movement to exist, you needs lots and lots of people to demonstrate time and time again as we have yet again today.

jalilians of karbala are happy with a new birth in the middle of sha'ban, which should be named after hussain, peace be upon him. be universal, pari soleimani of karbalai radio and television news agency, after ten days of consideration three times in the open court, the members of the parliament determined and approved the document of the government's income and expenditure for the next year, and on the last day of the consideration of the budget bill, the sources of income and expenses were to target the subsidies. specified the approvals in order to be finalized, the parliament budget must be approved by the guardian council. at the end of ten days of budget review in the parliament and negotiations between members of the parliament and the government over figures and numbers and budget rulings, the end of voting for the approval of the budget of 4974 thousand billion tomans for the next year was approved by the parliament and in the last on the day of the budget review in the public hall of the parliament, the task of targeting the subsidies was determined by allocating 659 thousand billion tomans of test resources amounting t

from the suburbs of paris to the river thames, meet oarsmen taking part in the university boat race. irst, the governor of mississippi has declared a state of emergency after tornadoes ripped through the us state. at least 25 people were killed. the authorities say the storm of the trail of damage for more than 150 kilometres. president biden has called the storm's heartbreaking and vowed federal support. storm's heartbreaking and vowed federalsupport. one storm's heartbreaking and vowed federal support. one of the worst affected towns is rolling fork where a —— entire neighbourhoods were flattened to rubble. david willis has the story. this is all that remains of the mississippi town of rolling fork. heavy vehicles were picked up and tossed around like toys after the twister touched down, all but wiping this tightknit community of the map. this tightknit community of the ma -. ~ �* ., , this tightknit community of the ma. ~ �* ., , this tightknit community of the ma. ~ �* ., ., map. we've got news coming on as we speak. the _ map. we've got news coming on as we speak. the storm - map

from the suburbs of paris to the cambridge university, it has been quite a journey for this man who willo take part in the contest on the river times. he has been speaking to our reporter. speaks french. it is uuite reporter. speaks french. it is quite something _ reporter. speaks french. it is quite something i _ reporter. speaks french. it 3 quite something i would say. it's very challenging. there is a lot of pressure, obviously. i have never been that stressed about rowing in my entire life. his mum wanted him to do an outdoor sports will— outdoor sports will from the suburbs of _ outdoor sports will from the suburbs of paris _ outdoor sports will from the suburbs of paris to - outdoor sports will from the suburbs of paris to the - outdoor sports will from the | suburbs of paris to the great news, for one of rowing biggest endeavours, the boat race. when ou tell endeavours, the boat race. when you tell people — endeavours, the boat race. when you tell people in _ endeavours, the boat race. when you tell people in france, - you tell people in france, people who don't do rowing that yo

from the suburbs of paris to the cambridge university boat race crew — it's been quite the journey forar old noam mouelle on sunday, he'll become one of a very small number of non—white oarsmen to take part in the historic annual contest on the river thames. he's been speaking to our sports reporter, james burridge. je m'appelle noam mouelle, etje prepare la boat race avec cambridge. it's quite something, i would say, it's very challenging. there is a lot of pressure, obviously. i've never been that stressed, stressed out about rowing in my entire life. noam mouelle�*s mum wanted him to do an outdoor sport. little did she know how far that sport would take him — from the suburbs of paris to the wild and lonely great ouse, for one of rowing's biggest endeavours, the boat race. when you tell people in france, so people who don't do rowing, that you're doing the oxford—cambridge boat race, it's a bit like... it's hard for them to imagine, right? because it's something that seems very old—school and very uk—based, and seems like almost a glitch in the matrix. a french guy could do this thi

from the suburbs of paris — to the �*cambridge university boat race' crew — it's been quite the journeyf a very small number of non—white oarsmen — yes, still, in 2023 — to take part in the historic annual contest on the river thames. he's been speaking to our sports reporter, james burridge. je m'appelle noam mouelle, etje prepare la boat race avec cambridge. it's quite something, i would say, it's very challenging. there is a lot of pressure, obviously. i've never been that stressed, stressed out about rowing in my entire life. noam mouelle's mum wanted him to do an outdoor sport. little did she know how far that sport would take him — from the suburbs of paris to the wild and lonely great ouse, for one of rowing's biggest endeavours, the boat race. when you tell people in france, so people who don't do rowing, that you're doing the oxford—cambridge boat race, it's a bit like... it's hard for them to imagine, right? because it's something that seems very old—school and very uk—based, and seems like almost a glitch in the matrix that a french guy could do this thing. while the boat rac

veer strasse herself, an outstanding mathematician professor at the university of berlin, a member of the berlin, bavarian and parisces he was simply shocked. i would say her arrogance and dishonesty for german society, and the doorbell without any letters of recommendation is young on the threshold. as he said, this is a strange russian with a single requirement. give me math lessons out of decency, the professor listened to the insistent stranger. he offered her several most difficult problems, they say, he won’t solve it anyway, but he will solve it, at least one will continue the conversation in a week kovalevskaya brought the answers to the problems to the master. all the originality of the solution of the conclusions surprised karl welstrasse. doors it offices were opened to a mathematical genius, but even after that, the leadership of the university of berlin did not allow sophia to the classrooms, you never know a genius, and karl believes strass turned out to be a real man for four years. he personally taught sofia kovalevsky under the university program until the end of his life. she considered herself on

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paris correspondent. i'm joined now by nacira guenif, professor of sociology and anthropology at the university paris 8.unsustainable according to the president and people say raising the pension age to 64 is unacceptable, what is the solution, do you think?— do you think? actually i think so far the president _ do you think? actually i think so far the president is _ do you think? actually i think so far the president is part - do you think? actually i think so far the president is part of- do you think? actually i think so far the president is part of the i far the president is part of the problem, if not the main problem, instead of being part of the solution. along the last weeks, there has been demonstrations since january 19. there has been a lot of analysis that has been published to show there is another way to lead to a different pension system, especially by raising for example taxes which is something that has never been addressed, and so because the president does not understand that the population is knowledgeable about other ways of conducting this reform for the pensions in decades to com

picture paris in 1956, the son of a midwestern foundry worker starting his first year at southern university in the heart of louisiana. a college football team quickly noticed that paris had the grit and guts they needed on the team. before long paris not only joined the team but named all american for it. he is a very slow learner, this guy. [laughter] i tell you what, off the field paris saw reminders of to many he was less than an american. that in the eyes of the law he was less than a person. signs on bars that read whites only, seats on buses were off limits for african-americans schools, streets, shops divided. he joined the rotc unit voll tearing to serve a country that in many places still refused to serve people who looked like him. it was clear paris was a born warrior. he became an army ranger, then jumped at the chance to join the green beret. one of the nation's first black special forces officers. he liked the green beret, they were elite. it wasn't just as paris once said joe here or joe there. it didn't offend me. that didn't bother me. but the green berets, like our country

picture paris in 1956, the son of a midwestern foundry worker, starting his first year at southern universityootball team quickly noticed paris had the grit and the guts they needed on the team. before long, paris not only joined the team, but he's named all american. very slow learner, this guy. i tell you what, off the field paris saw constant reminders, to many he was less than an american. and that in the eyes of the law he was less than a person. signs on bars that read "whites only", seats on buses -- that were off limits for african americans, schools, streets, shops, divided by segregation. paris endured all of this and still chose to join his college rotc unit. volunteering to serve a country that in many places still refused to serve people who looked like him. right away it was clear that paris was a born warrior, he became an army ranger, then he jumped at the chance to join the green berets becoming one of the nation's first black special forces officers. paris liked the green berets because they were elite. it wasn't just as paris once said joe here, joe there, it didn't offend

the streets a lot of young people about 70% of teachers in paris 140 primary schools are closed there. barricades erected by students of lyceums and universitieslash with police in lyon the economy is getting tough in the region, Île de france critical situation with kerosene refuel the plane difficult to get to airports even more difficult a group of strikers surrounded the first terminal of the ballon de gaulle air harbor in orly canceled the third flight of the road. they blocked it there too. passengers were forced to travel on foot closed the eiffel tower and the palace of versailles. electricians bombard the prefecture of perpignan on fire ring road in toulouse blocked gardione station in paris macron spends money on war on ukraine instead of calling for peace, he does not care about people. he lives in the world of big managers. what he says is sheer hypocrisy of the interview with macron, where he talks. why is pension reform needed watched by more than ten million people 70% considered his speech unconvincing and belatedly 61% sure that it was? the rhetoric of the trade unions and opposition politicians has become even more anger of t

is an expert on e-sports -- on sports diplomacy at the international university of leeds. 500 days to go until the olympics in parises this look and sound to you like a cy that is ready for the challenge ahead? >> good evening and thank you for hang me. certnly there are still challenges ahead but in many regards the position paris finds itself in is ahead in terms of other olympics this far out. certain olympics have had a great deal of run in. paris has a lot of the existing infrastructure. while there may seem to be a lot of disruption it is no on the scale as it perhaps was in rio or london. the exception being t tokyo in 2020/2021 because of the covid crisis. that was done in such an isolated fashion it was difficult to assess the impact on the general population when the population was locked down for a portion of that year of course. the preparation for the olympics begins on a seven-year cycle. we are a year and six month or so away from the opening ceremony. i think paris is in pretty good shape. >> any alarm bells? this is a country that has had a couple of issues with policing major sporting events doubl

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in the east of paris, there were a marked number of young people out on the streets this time, perhaps more than in previous demonstrations, in the french capital. students from universities and from high schools, sometimes teenagers who blockaded their high schools and came to join the protest movements, demonstrating not only against these controversial pension reform plans but against what they called emmanuel macron's anti-democratic methods. they have been angered by the forcing of the build through parliament, using the 49.3 constitutional amendment, but also by the policing methods, videos of which have flooded social networks in recent days and weeks. there is still anger and defiance in france. people telling us on the streets they are determined to carry on demonstrating and that they don't intend to back down. >> germany has confirmed the supply of 18 leopard two tanks to ukraine's military. the move comes as kyiv forces are digging in to bakhmut in the eastern dundas against the russian invasion force. berlin is providing tanks and fighting vehicles to ukraine as well as an air defense system. meanwhile, the first british challenger tank has arrived on ukraine

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of marseille, lyon and paris. on the one hand, we have protests, which are well related to the closing of universities, even to thege of universities by students, and to street protests, and part of the story goes back to the strike in the trade union in france is at the head of this movement, according to what the officials of the elysée palace themselves are saying, never in recent times , especially the presidency in france , has the government ever faced such a large amount of money, and it is interesting to know that on the other hand, most of the french citizens they also believe that the government has never been like this he was not unresponsive to the protests and the demands of the citizens, and part of this matter , mr. dr. seifi, goes back to the 2022 french presidential election, where emmanuel macron, based solely on the negative votes , rejected them and based on the positive votes. which was dropped due to the fear of getting votes from the national front of france and the money of the fund, and once again it was put in the lesson of the country's political and executive equations, well, in such a

picture paris in 1956, the son of a midwestern foundry worker, starting his first year at southern university in the heart of louisiana. the college football team noticed he had the grit and guts needed on the team. before long, he not only joined the team but he was named all-american. he's a very slow learner this guy. [laughter] >> i tell you what, he's a constant reminder that too many he was less than american. in the eyes of the law, he was less than a person. signs on bars read whites only, seats on buses were off limits for african-americans. schools, streets and shops divided by segregation. paris endured all of this and still chose to join his college rotc unit area he volunteered to serve a country that in many places still refused to serve people who looked like him. it was clear that he was a born warrior. he became an army ranger. he jumped at the chance to join the green berets becoming one of the nation's first black special forces officers. he liked the green because they were elite. it wasn't just joe here or joe there. that didn't bother me. the green berets like our countr

the airports of paris marseille, toulouse bardo leon and nantes, cancel part of the flights; two of the five high-speed trains remained in the depot. postuyu teachers students of the universitythe only thing left for them to use force. they decided to be stupid. we will be smarter, we will go out into the streets to constantly defend our rights. they have the right to move the bill forward without a vote. we have the right to disagree. this conflict. for a long time the unions will block the refineries, cut off the electricity, block everything that is necessary for the macron to appear on the screen and say, i was wrong. it is followed by more than 200 demonstrations against the pension increase. age. social benefits and policy macrons in general the western economy is being rebuilt on a war footing. and this , unfortunately, is directed against russia and china, that 's all. this is directly related to pension reform, because in such an economy there is a tendency to cancel all social gains in the name of general mobilization , social gains cannot be destroyed in the name of war, judging by the latest polls. macron's rating is approaching the lowest mark. during the entire

he did a lecture at the university of german gel-delberg. but in parisin on fire we wish the demonstrator. good luck. in the sense, let them protect themselves from democratic a bullet of caustic gas, the heart of paris is entirely barricades the city is really immersed in fire demonstrators are performing on the street collision with the gendarmerie in the street came out military action in lyon and marseille. protest fit under the slogan - this is war. well, the war is primarily against the macron, protesters against the pension reform openly demand the resignation of emmanuel the macron himself, while, it seems, he can lead, as they say, to announce a smarter confidence in the government to the deputies. it was not enough for the assembly of france total. only nine votes in favor voted 278 deputies out of the required 287, but even this result is considered catastrophic today , a nationwide strike is expected, which is already called the black brake, according to polls for the resignation of the macron, and his government favors two-thirds of french c

of french trade unions. also in paris is coal stangler. he's a journalist, an analyst who covers labor and politics and france. and ariane, again, is a professor of french politics and northumbria university. she joins us from new castle in the u. k. also joined by you in this conversation. you can join it by sending us your comments, your questions for our panel through our lied you to chat, which you can see right there. all right, let's 1st go to the protesters. i want to hear what they had to say. so if we can roll this piece of video. ah, oh dumont, you're still asking mac ron to listen to the workers. he's playing death until now, but he has seen that there are a lot of people that these reforms are really being rejected by all workers. he must step back. we are asking him to withdraw these reforms are due to cover. yeah, i just think that we will no more. i know that the government does not listen to its people, but i'm hoping that this protests will be useful. in any case, if we do nothing, things will not change. so we have to be here and we must show that we're not giving in. the government doesn't want to get in either to leave around the mongolia human movie. hey, call. thanks

of this because they're, they're collecting water. these you in wants to guarantee universal access to drinking water by 2030, but soluble water cause i think it's easy in places like paris are here in new york city. where we turn on the tap water comes out to think yes, that there is this major systemic global. what a crisis that exists out there. marina julie has witnessed that crisis herself seeing melting glaciers and arid regions during her journey. now she hopes that the world won't turn a blind eye to an issue, that in the end will affect everyone everywhere. well, the un conference on water in new york is the 1st in almost half a century. earlier we spoke with professor nahu mary maci from king's college in london and asked her if water management plays a big enough part in the global discussion. definitely has to be part of the political agenda. i think political leaders need to really wake up to the urgency and the crisis that is happening and different parts of the world. it's not just in both economies. it's also, and in places where there are a climate change impacts that are happening right here in right now. and so i think the urgency is gradually coming t

france and bring in a gabriella time job. joining us on skype from paris, gabrielle tons of teachers that policy on cellphone university, and he's one of the thousands who have joined the protest. welcome to the al jazeera news our how big a political crisis is this? as big as i can remember for the past 10 years. look, it's hard to understand the french situation, if you don't understand how divided the country is. politically it. busy feels like we have nationalists on one side, a centrist government in the middle, and then the left wing. look the pension reform protests that have been happening for the past 2 months, and that will keep going strong for the next few weeks. really are not just about pensions, it's about money, there's the money you get now and there's the money you get later. myself as a teacher, i feel undervalued, very much like other people. people who take care of the trash, people who take care of people's health. this is what it is about money in the end, and there's a lot of tension when it comes to there's a social aspect to that question, but there's also a political aspect to that question.

time and there will be no kerosene for aircraft in paris airports , about a hundred university students and law enforcement officers came to the aid oforkers, the fishermen had to retreat to barricades are erected in the west of the country and blockade the port of larrier, paris people set fire to mountains of garbage in small streets, the fire almost spread to a residential building. the city center was plunged into black smoke during another spontaneous rally , the city hall of bardo was set on fire large demonstrations against reform and the abolition of social benefits in many cities marseille lyon toulouse niceness strasbourg nantes in montpellier dispersed people with gas at the press aimed at close range from a gun with rubber bullets from - for such a multitude of demonstrators. during yellow vest protests lost their eyes. the list of the crippled was replenished with another woman, her finger was torn off. after a noise grenade has flown into the crowd, they hit a lot and often indiscriminately. so people pass out as they run by. they can step on their heads and break into the terraces of restaurants, turning everything in

of the tracks. students began to block entrances to universities in the morning from such blockings reported from completely different points in france in paristoulouse in reine students started the day with fireworks. again clash with the police in the rhine by the way, the actions were restless and in the previous days of the demonstration in the field of education, by the way, about 60% of the employees joined. already e transported, the relevant trade union of scavengers in paris in the capital region and in other regions of the country also joined this strike. they blocked traffic and disrupted garbage collection that night. we are here to protect the rights of all workers if we are ignored the strike will resume we will not ready to give up, the head of the main french trade union said that march 7 is the beginning of a new path for a new movement, which, as he put it, will be able to topple the french government, mr. martinin believes that the president of the republic does not know how to hear the people and by his actions personally provokes this protest movement. this is the first day of a new phase of protests that have already ann

all the professors of the university gathered and it seems that i convinced them that this is a very promising direction. they gave me a lab. it's even better than in parisdern appliances are a vacuum pump , a compressor, a gas engine, i brought the latest cabin apparatus. here i found a friend. king of olszewski. we are similar in many ways, he is also passionate about science, he has a strange hobby of growing chrysanthemums. almost like my piano playing. we are the same age, both in our youth, participated in the uprisings, dreamed to turn the world upside down, and now we are dreaming about the coup, they decided to refute faraday himself and get liquid oxygen. noah laboratories experiments on electricity that's the thing or maybe he burns himself? or explodes , the rector called me and said. if there is no result in the near future, can the laboratory be closed? when will we start? it is now 12:15 pm do you have pressure? time 12:25 pressure time 12:40 end of experiment dear brother, so far we're failing. maybe faraday is right and liquid oxygen, in principle, is impossible to obtain. i'm trying to find a cure for the blues, i teach , i developed a

mahdi pari soleimani's corps, sed and broadcasting agency, on the way from najaf to karbala, student marriage celebration in a number of one-year-old youths were held from the country's universities they put their lives at the center of their lives and got married as a student and sitting at the wedding table far away from you, with the permission of my parents, the biggest jam, in the hope of god . yes, yes, they were students to start a life. i was studying for my graduation and we thought in the column why should i have a fever when i finished my studies and young people have no problem and i have a bachelor's degree, the messiah of female students is married and it does not prevent me from continuing my education, like studying when it has a purpose, your life decides let's manage each other's names, we would help each other manage it, no, i don't think marriage is a study system at all, i thought so myself, but when we get married, this doesn't really happen. these young couples have some advice for early marriage for other young people. take the first step in a bad life, take the first step early, get the most successful people, and take their lives comfortably at home. i c