by the us, we heard from a professor at the university of turn, from who says iranians have adapted to doing business in the face of heavy western restrictions. your on success as i think are linked to 2 major issues. one is the fact that the iranians have become used to the sanctions and that they've been able to become innovative and discover ways in which they are . oil can be exported and also for the money that they make from those exports to be returned to the country. without any serious difficulty, there is a major shortage of oil supplies and therefore, the demand for iranian oil is huge. and countries are ignoring the united states and the europeans because they simply need those supplies. so i don't think that the americans are going to be able to put any real pressure on russian oil exports. so i think that it's quite easy for the russians to pursue these methods. and in order to prevent the americans from causing any serious difficulty, the palestinian journalist for the news outlet al jazeera has been shot and killed during israeli army, ready to on a refugee camp in the

. >>> today biden spoke at the university of delaware. he called today a turning point in history in the wake of the uvalde shooting and the recent tragedy in buffalo. >> there is too much violence and fear. too much grief. let's be clear. evil came to that elementary school classroom in texas. to the grocery store in new york and far too many other places. in the face of such forces, we need to stand stronger. >> reporter: he is set to travel to texas tomorrow to meet with the families of the victims. >>> vice president kamala harris was among those that attended the service of ruth whitfield in buffalo. she is one of 10 people that was killed by an 18-year-old gunman at the tops grocery store. she called for courage in the face of hate. >> we will not allow small people to create fear in our communities. we will not be afraid to stand up for what is right to speak truth, even when it may be difficult to hear and speak. >> after the funeral harris and another gentleman made a stop at the site of the shooting where they laid white flowers at the memorial. >>> the

. >> well, the university of pennsylvania, that we know of, has gotten at least $67 million from chinese sources, anonymous sources. university of pennsylvania refused to turntion to the justice department in the last year of the trump presidency, one of the major jobs of congress should be to subpoena the university of pennsylvania's records. they created the penn biden center for public policy. i don't know how many administration staff who are being paid from that center, but they were being paid with chinese money. and you have anonymous chinese donors, the largest of which was $14.5 million. so you take everything that hunter biden ever did, and then you look at what joe biden was doing. the story here is not hunter biden. the story here is the head of the family just like a mafia family, the head of the family -- who, by the way, if you go back and pull up what he said in various campaign events, i knew nothing, i never discussed my son's business. well, we now know he wrote an $800,000 check for his son's legal expenses in business. this wasn't criminal, this was including chinese businesses. he wants us to believe he wrote an $800,000 check and didn

immediately got a phone call saying that there was a shooting underway on the campus of virginia tech university. and i should turn on cnn, which i did in japan and as i saw the events unfold, i said take us right back to the airport we'd flown 14 hours, we were in the hotel about an hour and we went right back to the airport and we flew all the way back home to what was the worst day of my life. trying to comfort 32 family members who had lost kids, or their spouses who were faculty members, and that that practice went on for years in the dates right after the horrible tragedy, but then, commissioning a study about what went wrong and then trying to find an appropriate settlement with these families that would honor their loved ones. i had to deal with state police officers and others hardened, hardened law enforcement vet rants when they walked into the classrooms the virginia tech to find carnage and on each body a cell phone ringing because the parent had seen it on television and make sure it wasn't their children who had been killed and my law enforcement officers talked about how those rings that would neve

lettering in our guests from occupied east jerusalem minear no sabres, a professor of international law at what's university from turn is francesca albanese is your you and special repertoire on the occupied palestinian territory. an affiliate scholar of georgetown university and from tel aviv i gave l. dar is a political analyst and contributor for these rally newspaper her. it's welcome to the program or more near. now that sharina black la has been led to rast, the al jazeera channel, the e u, the policy and authority, the united nations continue to say that those who killed her must be held accountable. do you see that happening anytime soon? i have to be optimistic despite the fact that i'm genuinely not optimistic that history has shown us that many crimes that have taken place in the occupied athenian territory. i have not been that the perpetrators have not been held accountable so far. and this is the sad that he entity and this is because of a continuous, unlimited support for it and from its friends and partners who might sometimes get the size for some of the actions that is that i conduct. but at the sam

i mean, we have to remember that out of university than europe, a pretty cas strapped. so who would turn down a top research it with a lot of money, but there's also another aspect which is that in china, you have access to lot of data that you can't access in, in europe because of say, privacy concerns. now, china is a surveillance state. they have loads of data and to conduct good research. you need as much data as you can get. so it's very attractive to work with this university, which has the data that you may be can't get hold of here and has money. ok, now me, i come up from d w's investigatory investigative team. thank you so much on the day's almost done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter either us d w news or follow me. feel gail, i'm good with with g escaped, but then she went back again and we. hi, lucretia has been rescuing women and children from embattled to mario and is risky . yeah. how are you? cranium entrepreneur became a huge focus on europe in 30 minutes. on d. w. is the end of the pandemic in sight. ah, we show what he could look like

i mean, we have to remember that out of university than europe, a pretty cas strapped. so who would turn down a top research with a lot of money? but there's also another aspect which is that in china, you have access to lot of data that you can't access in, in europe because of se, privacy concerns. now, china is a surveillance state. they have loads of data and to conduct good research. you need as much data as you can guess. it's very attractive to work with this university which has the data that you maybe can't get hold of here and has money. ok, now me, i come up from d w 's investigatory investigative team. thank you so much on the day's almost done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find us on twitter either at d. w news or go fall and meet at fill. gail. i'm good with with, with is the end of the pandemic in site. we show what it could look like will return in the normal and we visit those who are finding it difficult with success in our weekly coping 19, especially over $910.00 special. next on d, w into the conflict zone with sebastian as the kremlin began its war

i mean, we have to remember that out of university than europe, a pretty cas strapped. so who would turn down a top research it with a lot of money, but there's also another aspect which is that in china, you have access to lot of data that you can't access in, in europe because of se, privacy concerns. now, china is a surveillance state. they have loads of data and to conduct good research. you need as much data as you can guess. it's very attractive to work with this university, which has the data that you may be can't get hold of here and has money. ok, now me, i come up from d. w 's investigative investigative team. thank you so much on the day's almost done, but the conversation continues online. you'll find this on twitter either at d, w news or the following me at phil gail. have a good day ah, [000:00:00;00] with a to the point to the strong opinion. positions, international perspectives. sweden and finland want to join the nato military alliance out of decades of neutrality. so will it make them safer? a nato stronger, and is russia writes available for them before i find out un

i mean, we have to remember that out of university than europe, a pretty cas strapped. so who would turn down a top research it with a lot of money, but there's also another aspect which is that in china, you have access to lot of data that you can't access in, in europe because of se, privacy concerns. now, china is the surveillance state. they have loads of data and to conduct good research. you need as much data as you can guess. it's very attractive to work with this university which has the data that you maybe can't get hold of here and has money. ok, now me, i come up from d w 's investigatory investigative team. thank you so much. a football news now on wednesday night sore throat, in conclusion to the europe lake with i'm tracked frankfurt a winning and a penalty. shoot out a bunch of stake, a side force off scotlands ranges and a tough final in survey. and an emotional reset from a white state back in front of the city's main scratch to hail the heroes. job coach oliver laza is on his way with the trophy of funds. get ready to party for a 2nd night. they've been defensive a lot

deputy minister, and then the leaders of several departments among close friends, the disgraced officials turned out to be high-ranking heads of russian universitiesuded that questions from investigators conducting cases of embezzlement of budget funds may arise for them. a new turn in the high-profile case of a major fraud with paintings, the accused alexander falkovich, he was an intermediary between the seller and the buyer, did not appear at the next court session with the participants in the process. there is every reason to believe that he could hide abroad, the consideration of the case was suspended on the main defendant. now looking for let me remind you that the damage is estimated at tens of millions of rubles, and the vicious names of famous artists. according to one version, both participants in this transaction were misled and neither the seller nor the buyer knew that the still life with lilacs by the saratov artist viktor borisov musatov and the still life with a bouquet of peonies by the legendary astrakhan. boris' custodian ivan, in fact, a fake, a masterpiece deception, disappeared after 2 months. after the acquisition of painti

professor of -- gynecology and reproductive services at the university of california in san francisco. she's also the lead researcher of the turnstudies how a lack of access to abortion care affects women in the short term and in the long term. followed one group of women who wanted an abortion and receive that care and compared their outcomes to another group of women who won in abortion but were turned away. doctor diana green foster, thank you for joining us, we appreciate you being with us. i want to thank you for the early hour that is in san francisco. i want to ask you about the study, what did i find? but was the top outcome of the turn away study? >> the finding from this longitudinal study is that women, when they're trying to make this decision, whether to have an abortion or not, are making a decision that is absolutely meets their circumstances and responsibilities. so when we asked people, why did he want to have an abortion? the reasons they give us exactly match these variances of people who can't get it. so people say i can't afford to raise the child or i can't afford to raise another child or i need to take c

ensures the production of world-class products in demand. schemes. fundamentally rebuild logistics and create a completely universal eurasian cargo transportation network, as well as turn me into a greater eurasia experts continue to discuss the initiatives of minsk , which were announced at the summit of the union i would like to draw attention to a fundamental thought. e alexander grigoryevich that our union state of russia, belarus, in theory, it would need to be expanded and another could join it, by and large, this is the program. actually the creation of a large union state. we have more than twenty years of excellent experience with belarus, this twenty years of experience is an invaluable asset of our entire russian economic community. therefore, i believe that with his speech, alexander grigoryevich has already, as it were, transferred the question of let’s make a big union state into such an official public rigid plane in economic terms, alexander grigorievich discussed iran, southeast asia. this is what great eurasia is. where our union state can set at least a minimum stability and security for all states. therefore, i think this speech is, well, a new one.

of turned this around a little bit. so i mentioned this issue of the stability of the universe, for example. so i've tried to turn around like your discussion of all the questions that we know won't or that at least at this point. we have no idea if why would they be resolved by a landscape kind of thing? right? right, and i think that was a really important point which makes it no, that's right. so so i think there are you know, so i think what i've tried to do, and i think i think you asked in the beginning sort of what what was driving a little bit and a little bit was this to try and be sort of honest about what what were puzzled about and what may be the limitations of our what? you know what we can hope for and what might be the limitations of our ability to understand so i'm gonna switch gears for a a minute because i think we have been losing some people by talking about this so that i think it's fun. so i guess i'm going to ask just a couple of this more general questions. one question is so i'll give you a choice of questions, so we'll run out of time. eventually one is just are the

prosecutor for referral to court, two suspects were put on the wanted list, one of them turned out to be a student of a russian universityad already entered an educational institution in the russian federation, militarized and setting up this kind of registration or registration in the hostel is already local russian police found that he was wanted by the republic, the person already had life fine, all is well and good. uh, he studies , he gets there, he needs a profession. this crime was committed in 2016. he forgot to think about him, and then hello please came in a handcuff and took him directly from this educational institution, because it was against him. and the prosecutor of the chosen world visits in the form of detention for the purposes of the search, uh, he was first imprisoned in the russian detention center, he was given a stage, he arrived, vitebsk and then, by the way, admitted the accusation of the winung. and how much for his episode the damage had already been compensated by the rest of the defendants because of $ 100, he ruined his own life. insurance companies acted as plaintiffs, only one person did

of the world. our youth turned out to be visionaries in their own way, because one of the provisions of the youth message was the formation of some common universalwork for the norms of behavior for all interested players in the global network. samara is preparing to meet the participants of the 30th anniversary all-russian festival russian student spring of the presidential platform. russia side of opportunities it starts in the city on may 18 and this year the festival will last for a week and is held as part of the year of the cultural heritage of the peoples of russia of the federal project social elevators. for each national education project, the competition will be held in ten directions. 3.5 thousand students will take part in them. of all the regions of the country in the program of concerts, creative workshops meetings with leading experts are an integral part, yes, but of this large ecosystem that we are building together and students of student age have the opportunity to realize themselves in creativity. and those who choose this profession in their lives in the future have the opportunity to get further into our project. and by the

it was turned on again by the professional chief gardener of the botanical garden. moscow state universityinyuk. the result also turned out to be positive, which is not surprising because well-proven ones are used in pots, although they are usually cheaper. a capillary irrigation system, when water comes to the ground from a container through a wick, if in pots we watered plants in a greenhouse every day, then here only looked after the water level. a pleasant surprise was the correctly selected lighting spectrum. and if you paid attention to the plants experimental, buds already appeared, and on our control sample of buds. no, i think that in general the test is passed. with the right selection of plants , this device is able to enjoy the argument. basically experts. satisfied ordinary users too. yes, and the device seemed interesting to us technically and pleasant in appearance, we are sure that the seller will replace the non-working elements without question under warranty. otherwise, we will take away the miracle sticker from him. one morning on ntv, i am sergey mayorov hello to our f

i am a student at the russian state university of justice, and in your speech you touched on the topic that russia is testing without turn for the delivery of goods, and i have the following question. and when it is launched, after all, this is the ability to deliver goods using drones . thank you very much. yes thank you, you know experiments are already underway. we now have, uh, the russian post is our state-owned enterprise, they are conducting experiments on delivery. e small parcels are precisely for here, e-e in the regions, and the far north in the far east, but according to estimates, here again , industrial analysts. who is engaged in analytics in the thirtieth year? i mean, it's not that long, it's, well, 9 years. yes, already 18.5 thousand cargo, then the cargo will be moved by drones. and here it is not necessary only to consider. quadcopters or multicopters are already out of the question and about helicopters, which may and will have a different carrying capacity. that is, in this direction, everyone is moving in this direction, and the passenger airline is also being considered. yes, options for large pas

of the full-scale the invasion of the russian invaders ukrainian catholic university began active work on the volunteer front educational buildings of the institution turnednters of military aid to displaced persons and hospitals volunteers at the center of metropolitan andrey sheptytsky are working hard collecting aid for the military at the front this is an order these are sleeping bags that are going to the donetsk region for military purposes as we have the main vector - these are military personnel, these are sleeping bags, this is what we are trying to do, if there are any flashlights, power banks, etc., this is a victory for everyone. on february 24, the educational institution began to bring help to us. ordinary ukrainians began to bring a lot of different things to us without a single great appeal, and it was so under the phrase well, what are you listening to, and you don’t accept, you don’t accept help, and we understood that it is necessary to organize a really big machine. the volunteer center has really become a powerful structure. their efforts at the ukrainian catholic university were directed to providing assistance in various we receive

university. the grand opening of the audience named after the honorary rector of the university, a participant in the great patriotic war, ivan gurin, took place here. this year, an outstanding scientist breeder, who would have turned00 years old for more than 20 years, he headed the novosibirsk agricultural university and was simultaneously engaged in scientific work. russian production continues to increase momentum, despite western sanctions and the leader of new people, alexei nechaev visited one of the largest domestic manufacturing enterprises cosmetics. if the difficulties are now manufacturing output. after the end of february it became a little more difficult. in general, our share of imports was around 60%. now, if we take raw materials and packaging in the amount of 60%. what we have done during this time. first, we reworked over 100 recipes and found replacements. in the main countries of asia, the sanctions are chances to develop business, we are sure that representatives of the company have already managed to move the counter to those import brands that have remained in russia, but have noticeably risen in price. if money were cheap country, then no you world support this company would not need, but t

turned to dr. william klein, former professor of medicine at uc irvine, with a decades-long relationship with the universityia. william: i have a great deal of respect for the facility. through the type of work that they do, they save many lives. jessica: dr. klein testified that ucsf made serious errors post surgery. anders wasn't being monitored by a pulse oximeter, a simple device that would have alerted staff that his blood oxygen was dangerously low. what's more, hospital records show that when anders stopped breathing, no one had checked his vital signs for nearly five hours. william: failure to do that at every four hours is a breach of the standard of care. jessica: another doctor, raffi simonian, former director of the department of pharmacy at uc san diego, testified he found more than 30 failures in anders' post-operative care. among the mistakes, the expert witness testified about in court: hospital staff didn't account for the effects of dilaudid on someone who'd just lost a kidney. from the pharmacist to the nursing staff, no one recognized the potency of the dilaudid dose anders was given. an

of heard turned. cambridge university, there he is.ood while it is cooking so it can know whether to add more flavor. it's become so human, it given up on cooking and it's ordering hooper eats instead. the robot not only taste the food it makes, it also stimulates chewing it so it can understand the texture so is just like your mouth but instead of a toothpick, it uses pliers. the robot can only make omelettes because it's programmed by college students but it's also learning how to make salads, favorite dressing? motor oil and vinegar. the robot could be adjusted to your personal flavor profile to make your food as salty as you would like plus chewing function will allow people like president biden to eat something other than most peas for once. special thanks to british mp neil parrish for setting up this news story, he was in the house of commons searching for mastication videos and he found this. it takes a lot of unnecessary chances. hands were i can see them, sir. we'll be right back with your kenne-dog's. sending your dog, might

the ukrainian army with money scan the code and although the laws of the universe and physics denies such a possibility, time can be turned back and it can also be stopped, well, at least in our reality, the war changed all of us forever , and 24.02 was frozen in time on the calendars in many offices and homes. of restrictions, he is on the air of a nationwide marathon, the only news, i congratulate serhiy, glory to ukraine , actually, 24.02 . we hope this will not be the last, but since the beginning of the full-scale war, this uh, this creative dorobok is your first. that it is very necessary for people, a song that very briefly, very succinctly, absolutely without any extra words describes my personal feeling of the life that we began to live with you after february 24, we have been living in war for many years, since the 14th, but on february 24, the war came in everyone's home people in this country not only to those people who lived in the east not only not only to those who have been fighting since the 14th year to all the people in this country and more than six million displaced people a huge number of dead peopl

universe of the swedish genius. ingmar bergman is on the agenda for his tenth picture summer game. it was this tape that bergman read as one of the turningoints in his work, moreover, he called it his first work of authorship, and modern criticism speaks of the summer game, as a perfect film, the film was accepted by the audience in urai with the release of the picture in the early fifties, it was announced the birth of a new bergman, where the symbolism of melancholy relegated to the background. this means that the author has become more understandable to a wide audience. the summer play of the drama by the wayward ballet star, she is 28 years old. she is not married. her life is devoted to her work of superficial novels, she is lonely and thinks about her aging, while her loneliness is quite consciously mary accepted it voluntarily. after all, the difficult nature of the independence of the spirit makes her a difficult prey for men, but whether she has always been like this, we can answer this question. one day , maria is the one who receives the diaries of her first love. we plunge into the past together with her. we have to change cl

university of london. welcome to the program. nothing in a star g ring mice turn. we're talking about 100000000 people displaced more than one percent of the global population. let's talk globally before we move to different parts of the world. why is this staggering increase of the number of displacement? i think there are a number of reasons for displacement, and i think as you mentioned that conflicts, of course, is a major driver here. i'm in africa in the democratic republic of congo in ethiopia. i'm in the horn region. we have a major conflicts ongoing, and that is a major driver, but there are other drivers to m. as you mentioned, there climates in terms of climate stress, is the extremes. as the weather that we're seeing, the, the ongoing prolong drought here in the horn region. we're seeing a major weather disasters as well. storms, cyclones flooding. i'm in parts of the world. those are also major factors which are leading to the staggering figure. but you have to remember as well that a lot of these people have been displaced, time and time again. so thos

university. she says the rationale of turning rights back over to the states has been used in the past to oppress americans. >> a second set of rights and alito talks about this in his draft opinion, this idea of states rights, so states rights is the idea that the federal government should interfere with the way states want to govern themselves, sounds good, it comports with federalism. the problem is states rights has also been used to enact some of the most draconian, awful repressive laws we've ever seen in our country, all the jim crow laws that kept basically apartheid in the south for 100 years were all based in this idea of states rights, so when you think about things like interracial marriage, those kinds of issues, those are also potentially at risk, depending on how far this court decides to go down the road of revising the doctrine of states rights. >> legislators in nearly half the country passed laws this year to restrict abortion access or expand it with an eye on the supreme court and its final ruling is likely to come next month. now professor crane also says with midterm electi

of fake accounts. the billionaire assumed he should pay less. if it turns out the box make up over 5 percent of the platforms. total accounts. michael rectinwald's, former new york university professor and author of the gulag the google archipelago believes that mosque really tried to lower the price for twitter is dead, was over and above the share price of twitter at the time by $11.00. so. so i think that there is no indication that this manipulation, i think that he learned about the number of boss and fake accounts on the network. and twitter assured him that they would only be 5 percent. so it certainly has every right to say, listen, you said 5 percent or finding out from reports that it's much higher. that would be a problem and it could try to lower the bid on that basis. and frankly, that would be a legitimate basis. so i don't see how you can sue him for that because as a matter of fact, it was promised that it would be 5 percent or less. so you know, that would be some sort of a manipulation on the part of twitter itself. so anyways, probably discerned that i'm a, i'm a fan of mosque in terms of twitter because i think it needs to be broken up from the park now

of biscay, it turned out to be too big for them. on the evening of april 12, 1945 , franklin university of georgia died of a brain hemorrhage at workpring . harry trumpan became the new president of the united states, barely at the helm of the state ship. truman said the russians would soon be put in their place and then the united states would take the lead in moving the world along the path that it needed to lead hitler also very much counted on the fact that the russians would break because they did not have enough strength. he played for time as best he could, if he had succeeded, everything could have turned out quite differently. imagine that the germans were able to support their grandfathers due to the fact that the russians suddenly decided to work. cleverly slowly in a good way, without rushing. uh, attack. not for machine guns and so on, the germans created by may 1945. the world's first intercontact ballistic missile called faladdin called the world's first active a plane called 2062 is the best submarine in the world , in contrast to american submarines, which in the fifty-fifth year had to enter the port every night t

turned into a park during the free speech movement of the 19 sixties. u c. berkeley and the city have long planned to turn the land into housing the university of scheduled construction1000 units of student housing to begin this summer. coming up at 11 how california's employment department basically avoided a fraud attempt that would have cost more than half a billion dollars. adam barrier, whether the weekend or holiday weekend starting off on a cloudy note was still the possibility of a few sprinkles. but we will eventually warmed things back up and we'll have your updated forecast coming up. first special guest addressing stanford students virtually what ukrainian president vladimir zelensky told them about his efforts to defeat russia's attacks. this? this is supersonic wifi from xfinity. it's fast. like, ready-for- major-gig-speeds fast. like riding-a-cheetah fast. isn't that right, girl? whoa! it can connect hundreds of devices at once. [ in unison ] that's powerful. couldn't have said it better myself. and with three times the bandwidth, the gaming never has to end. slaying is our business. and business is good. unbeatable internet from xfinity. made to do an

ukrainian soldiers standing on their land destroys all these huge numbers of tanks with rockets, whatever, and this universal phrase turnsking in 50 and 100 years and in 150 years and in 200 years, how are we now that we have gone through what is emotional, and you know , the one who has some emotional ground under him will win over the one who does not have that ground but can have 150 sabers and run and swing and fan and everyone will be afraid, but one ukrainian will stand. and i’m not afraid, and somehow it’s starting to not work. by the way, in this context, we discussed with you that everyone has their own victory, for someone, the victory will come at the turn of february 24, february 23 , 2022. but this is without crimea, even without a part of donetsk and luhansk regions , it will be a victory for someone if we take only crimea and return all our territories. to be a victory because for ukrainians very often a victory is that we go to the russians and defeat them and win and go somewhere for some purpose, well, for some purpose. yes , i don’t know the border of ukraine, but for example, world history knows a lot

diseases of the joints of the kidneys of the musculoskeletal systems folk universal folk remedies proven for centuries. i am shocked from such a small family so much meat turned to be beef. why do you want to say what kind of edible edible and healing thing you first drink delicious broth here, i don’t feel anything special, but uh, in principle, nothing is noticeable, little snake. it doesn't affect the taste at all. she will give us exactly healthy eternal health. yes, i'm now eating a piece of lamb cleanly in order to psychologically prepare for the snake. yes, i'm ready to look unpleasant. i am i can even see my back. here i am crunching, whoever has some kind of back bones. it feels like you know when you eat quail, yes, there are more bones than meat. well, it reminds me a little. the main thing is that all the healing properties of this snake in saucers, you can crawl further. i have seen and experienced everything and more. tashkent is two cities in one old city. and a new one. and in order not to get lost, i will travel along it not alone, but with a beautiful one, it has been spinning in tashkent since birth. former professional gymnast. today, a po

thanks to monkeys researchers from the university of california at berkeley analyzed the behavior of black-handed spider monkeys in the forests of panama and it turned out that while sniffing and biting off fruits, they prefer fermented ones, where there is from one to two percent alcohol, this is not enough to get a heady effect, but there are more calories in such fruits, that is, initially alcohol served simply an additional source of energy, but much later, when monkeys in the stream learned to get it in large quantities. he began to bring harm, by the way, the myths about the benefits of the same red wine for the heart have long been debunked, and one of the latest large-scale studies showed that even a minimal amount of alcohol increases the risks of developing cardiovascular diseases and monkeys. it's definitely not the fault here. they just wanted to survive. in our section, the question from the audience wins absolutely everyone, we get interesting topics from you. you will learn new things. well, the one whose question is recognized as the most-most every week becomes the owner of one of my books. share what you care about in a special for

of the south ural university. here is a photo of him in front of the institution. and as it turned, he led a double life approximately from a family not married two children, and a murderer and a rapist became his victims. couples in love who arrived in the forest in a car of girls, the criminal drove through the forest for a long time, and then raped men from powerless men, but immediately killed the culprit with a shot in the head accident igor pechenkin really could have died at the hands of a maniac, but then the survivor certainly has to do with ours. the injury took place, my client stated that he did not remember what was happening, how the traffic accident happened until now, says that the accused is taking potent drugs, but that is why pechenkin should not escape punishment, according to the victims since 2017 due to taking medications and seizures by doctors. they strongly did not recommend him to drive, but the man ignored the advice. whether khachachikh continued on the roads and collected fines for traffic violations was a comprehensive examination. here, uh, the exper

university, a laboratory of investments in values ​​​​exceeded 1 billion rubles. a university student not only studies subjects in practice. well make discoveries create new products. the case when the enterprises themselves can turn scientists for advice. how best to set up production or help with import substitution, the topic of co-engineering, as if it were always relevant for us, but since march of this year, it has become, probably, two requests out of three - this is just about this topic, that is, there is an imported analogue. we want to make our danil shadrin a first-year student, magistracy excellent students studying examples when he entered a university looking for a profession that would definitely be in demand and practice began to take place in kazan orc synthesis. i realized that i wanted to work at this plant , i already came up with dozens of ideas on how to improve production. owned the recruitment left the data promised to him, as soon as he finishes his studies, they will take it, especially since the topic of the thesis is one of the most relevant recycling. plastic, my goal somehow. that moment when on earth, let's say, all the plastic will be recycled, so that there is no plastic waste, so

russia is coming from the bologna system of training in universities, the minister of science and higher education said. valery falkov noted that his own turne formed. the ministry of education said. a return to specialist programs will enhance the quality of teacher training. they emphasized that with the transition to the bachelor’s and master’s model, the indication of a specific qualification has disappeared, which caused some difficulties. in russia, there is no reason to transfer such an opinion from the seats of a unified vote to a meeting of a round table on issues of electoral processes in the section of the chairman of the association of independent public monitoring alexander brod. he is also a member of the presidential human rights council. the quality level of the electoral process in russia is continuous and did not stop with the start of a special military operation in ukraine. e v. the period from january 1 to may 22 in the russian federation is this electoral the process was quite intensive, two regional referendums were held in 2080 municipal electoral campaigns, by the way, in one of the chapters of the report, we looked

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my guest is joining us, a lecturer in sociology at the university of exeter in the u.k.. why are people turning the extremes in this up-and-coming election,ar-lef far-right? what is happening in france? reporter: i wouldn't necessarily call the jean-luc melenchon party extremely. there is debate on this issue. one could suggest that this is a form of left that is a genuine left, not necessarily social democratic, but there is actually, if you look at the program, something more social democratic than the kind of program that you would have found in the party socialiste. but we don't see that as an extreme left-wing position. after the party has described itself as the party of rapture or rather the party of change, it is not really rapture from capitalism itself. you can see it as more be rapture with neoliberalism potentially, at least. mark: that reminds me of nicholas sarkozy in 2007. and there was a break away from nothing then, basically it was more of the same. people talk the talk, but they can't deliver. guest: interesting you said that. this is what is killing the party socialist, or t