house of parliament do: consider draft laws, call presidential elections, approve the candidates whom the president proposes for the post of prime minister, evaluate the work of the government. now about the uppercouncil of the republic. it includes eight people from each region and minsk. deputies of local councils decide who these eight people are to elect their representative to the council of the republic, they they meet and... voting plus eight more people are appointed by the president. we have six regions and minsk - these are seven regions of representation, each with eight people. 7.8 - 56. elected deputies plus eight appointed by the president, we get 64 members of the council of the republic. 110 people in the lower house of parliament and 64 in the upper house - this is our legislative power. next along the vertical line is the executive branch, this is the council of ministers, also known as the government. it’s just that all the country’s ministers, headed by the prime minister, and other leaders some departments and departments, for example, the state military industry committee of the border committee. ministers not only each lead their own department, but together they adopt de

president, we get. 64 members of the council of the republic, 110 people in the lower house of parliament and 64 in the upperhouse - this is our legislative power. next along the vertical is the executive branch, this is the council of ministers , also known as the government, simply all the ministers of the country headed by the prime minister and the heads of some other departments and departments, for example, the state military industry committee and the border committee. ministers not only they each lead their own department, but they accept together. regulations that are binding on all citizens of the country. therefore, when we hear that a new resolution of the council of ministers has been issued, we need to understand that this is a document that concerns everyone. the government is responsible for developing the directions of internal foreign policy, distributing the republican budget, organizing the fight against crime, managing state property, ensuring the implementation of the constitution, decisions of the supreme national assembly, and much more. it goes further. this constitutional court and

today were raised during a direct telephone line, communications with the speaker of the upper house of parliamenttalya kachanova. kostyukovichi, zhlobin, kobrin, baranovichi, minsk. calls came in for 2 hours from different regions of the country, and the phone did not stop for a minute. most of the questions received concerned the housing and communal services sector, privatization, the use of subsidies; gaps in the work of the social sphere were also voiced, this applies in particular to healthcare and employment. having delved into the issue, the speaker immediately instructed those responsible to figure out that the telephone communication format allows more people to be heard than during a personal meeting. last year alone, the council of the republic considered more than 77 requests, hundreds of them were received during telephone direct lines. see all the beauty and grandeur and get acquainted with the creations of belarusian masters. integral employees and enterprises visited the palace of independence today. municipalities, guests they told how the builders and architects passed the exam

for whom the speaker of the upper house of parliament votes, of course, this will preserve the secretiotism and indifference, for a deputy, things are fundamental when living with people’s problems, and not just lawmaking. you probably understand to a greater extent what people should come and work in parliament, because your life is directly connected with this work. and at the polling stations you can once again get acquainted with the candidates; among the applicants there is plenty of youth and experience. it is difficult to answer unequivocally what is more important for parliamentary construction; collaboration gives the effect. education, culture, sports, those areas igor petrishenko oversees medicine that are closest to each person. their development is an indicator of the state’s care, and it, not in part, largely depends on those who will join the new parliamentary corps. a reasonable combination of wisdom, life experience, and most importantly, there must be young innovative ideas, and what is very nice is that they are youthful. a step in terms of economy, the deputy prime

colleagues in the upper house of parliament at... ted the government of the belgorod region in the federation council and only in october last year , due to his age, surrendered his mandate early. she expressed words of condolences in connection with the departure of nikolai ryshkov in her telegram channel head of the federation council valentina matvienko. i wrote it. quote. there was an amazing, bright man, at all stages of his journey, from factory floors to the state planning committee and the leadership of the council of ministers of the ussr, he was a man of work, and with his work he earned honor , respect and a worthy place in history. nikolai ryshkov went from a shift foreman to the director of the uralmash plant; from 1956 to 1991, ryshkov was a member of the communist party of the soviet union. council of ministers of the ussr. nikolai ryshkov headed the headquarters for liquidation of the consequences of the chernobyl disaster disaster in 1986, and two years later participated in the rescue of earthquake victims in armenia

federal assembly are to spoke with konstantin costs, the child's deputy chairman of the upper house of parliament. be sure and what he thinks were the most important aspects of mister put in speech the work for me, the most important thing it. today's address is what has not been said. if i am not mistaken, the word sanctions was not mentioned once. if you ask our western opponents to describe their policies in a word, when it comes to russia, sanctions will definitely be that word. they're expecting that they will create problems for russia. this means that we're moving according to our own scenario in our own way. and the policy of isolation and containment of russia plays no role in terms of our plans for our country and is future present improvement set. the most important words, at the end, stating that the fates of our country is a tournament at the front. the guys who are standing up for russia right now will be the foundation of our future victory. i share this opinion entirely. it is absolutely certain that people who have passed through the special military operation to serve not just s

as natalya kachanova, speaker of the upper house of parliament, emphasized at the opening of the forumtment of people and on the social guarantees that the state regularly gives them. they were interested in the life of our country. they were interested in how to achieve some professional growth in your life, what did you feel on the first day of coming to work, when you have questions, you understand that you reached the guys with your information, and they were interested in this meeting, of course, when they come to the polling stations on february 25, they will already realize with greater understanding that they are directly involved in the future fate of their country, giving their... belarus is a peace-loving country, we are peaceful people and do not want to fight with our neighbors, citizens can sleep peacefully and live work, and young people should mind their own business, study, and this bears fruit. our economy is developing steadily, the domestic product of grain has grown by 3.9% in 2023. the speaker called on young people to value work and before , and we should pay att

accordingly, they had to coordinate their 60 senators in order for the bill to pass the upper house of parliamentay 24 senators were against it, and 21 of them were republicans, i remind you that mcconnell said that they will vote only if they take a majority of republicans, there are 49 republican senators in the senate, the majority is... five is 25, that is, the problem there is already next, the problem there is that they are not gaining this majority, because more than 25 senators were already against it when they discussed on monday, that is, the problem is that there is already a substantive discussion about postponing the vote, because it will be swamped on wednesday with a high degree of probability, because at least three democratic senators have already spoken there, bernie sander is the same, so accordingly there will be even more of them, because opponents of tightening, as it were, are starting to flow there, that is in fact, they are starting to put pressure on both sides. he and trump are at the same time, and trump has already digested parliament, and it’s not time for johnson to

as natalya kachanova, speaker of the upper house of parliament, emphasized at the opening of the forum based on fair treatment of people and on the social guarantees that the state regularly gives them. they were interested in the life of our country, they were interested in how to achieve some kind of professional growth in their lives, how... belarus is a peace-loving country, we are peaceful people and do not want to fight with our neighbors, citizens can sleep in peace, live and work, and young people should study my work, my studies, and it bears fruit. our economy is developing steadily, and in the twenty-third year our domestic product grew by 3.9%. the speaker called on young people to value the work and achievements of older generations and remain real in any situation citizens and patriots. belarus , what we are discussing in this oval hall, developing and adopting bills, we are doing everything to ensure that this hybrid war is unleashed by the collective west, led by the united states of america, so that this hybrid war does not develop into real combat actions, this all wo

at the head of the delegation of the upper house of parliament, she visited the siberian federal universitypments of students. at the institute of gastronomy, matvienko got acquainted with scientific projects whose goal is to produce environmentally friendly products. at the regional hospital i spoke with the head physician. we discussed the effectiveness of medical care with employees and patients; the results of the trip were summed up by the chairman of the federation council, who summed up our meeting with the governor of the krasnoyarsk territory, mikhail katyukov. matvienko especially emphasized the importance of the speedy gasification of the region, and it seems to me that what gasification is is again ecology, because it is a refusal to use coal, it is an opportunity to modernize industrial production and implementation. strict environmental standards, well, of course these are different living conditions for people. the speaker recalled that the president ordered gasification of krasnoyarsk by 2028, when the city’s four hundredth anniversary will be celebrated. a new gas boiler ho

who does the speaker of the upper house of parliament vote for? thered into laconic patriotism and concern. for for a deputy, things are fundamental when you live by people’s problems, and not by lawmaking alone. you probably understand to a greater extent what people are like. 4% compared to last year, and gdp was 2.8%, this is a very good result. the economic course of the country is also determined by the deputies; leadership experience, if any, education and communication skills will be useful here, but first of all, it must be a patriot who understands the problems of ordinary people and is ready to defend the interests of voters, these messages are close to everyone, as in the capital , and regions. personally, i'm waiting for this day. the names of belarusian athletes sound at the most prestigious international olympias: a bar or a tradition, but this was the case long before sovereignty, dmitry davgalyonok, champion of the summer games in barcelona in 1992, kayaking and horse riding, and now vice-president of the national olympic committee,

deputies of the lower and upper houses of the parliament of the duma, that is, they said that about what did not think about it, how could he do that, moscow helped so much, he said that, well in one word, is burning in russia, although pashinyanyan also added today that if the russians are afraid that he will raise the issue of the presence of the russian military base in gyumri, then he will not raise this issue, but anyway, at least four people have died and 19 are listed as missing missing, at least 15 more people received injuries of varying degrees of severity. unfortunately, this happened as a result of a large-scale fire in the spanish city of valencia. the night before , a fire broke out in a 14-story residential building in one of the city's districts. local firefighters reported that the fire started on the eighth floor, but later the fire spread quickly. all over the house, and the house burned to the ground. the cause of the fire is currently unknown, but the fire has become the largest in the history of valencia. well, it's scary when this happens. and finally, a successful

for whom the speaker of the upper house of parliament votes, of course, this will preserve the secrets greater extent what kind of people should come and work in parliament, because your life is directly connected with this work. collaboration has an effect, the deputy prime minister is sure. in the council of ministers, igor petrishenko oversees medicine, education, culture, sports, and those areas that are closest to each person. their development is an indicator of the state’s concern, and it is not partly, largely depends on those who will join the new parliamentary corps. a reasonable combination of wisdom, life experience, and most importantly there must be young innovative ideas and what. it’s very nice that our youth heard, realized that they are involved in governing the state, it is important for us, and that the guys go, actively vote, and i think they see that the future of our country is in their hands, igor petrishenko’s colleague, pyotr parkhomchik also preferred the choice during the day to participate in voting at the main one at minsk polling station 78 receives two b

well-known name for the entire belarusian society , kachanovo, for whom the speaker of the upper house of parliamentin parliament, because your life is directly connected with this work, so i really want people to make the absolute right choice, because this is the future of our country, so of course, i think, every candidate for deputy. i gave last year for my work. in this we are keeping the momentum, the month of january shows that the positive dynamics in industry and in terms of the growth of gross domestic product continue this year, industry grew by 5.4% compared to last year, and gdp amounted to 2.8%, this is very good result. the economic course of the country , including being determined by deputies, will come in handy here leadership experience, if any, and education and communication skills, but... first of all, he must be a patriot who understands the problems of ordinary people and is ready to defend the interests of voters. among other things, soon after taking office, the newly elected deputies will have to make their choice, we will talk about the composition of the council of the r

the speaker of the senate confirmed that this is the upper house of the parliament malgozhata kidava. answering the question, is prime minister donald tusk himself not going to run for president? the speaker answered: "not at the moment." the largest opposition association in poland, the civil coalition, in the parliamentary elections on october 15, received 157 deputies' seats in the 460-member sejm, the local sejm, and jointly. formed a coalition with other opposition forces for a parliamentary majority. well, now we go a little further, we cross the atlantic ocean to the united states of america. nine months is a long time. during this time, we have every chance, unfortunately, to start the third world war, because someone does not cope with his responsibilities. it was a quote from the 45th president. donald trump's usa. he said this in an interview with the fox news channel. the ex-owner of the white house, who wants to go there once again, did not stop there and, as usual , began not only to criticize the current president, joe biden, but also to openly insult him. according to

our elections alone, channels of attempts to influence were sorted out today in the upper house of the russian parliamentnd apparently after it. the thesis about the alleged illegitimacy of the russian elections will be promoted, now , in principle, all decisions on this matter have been prepared there, using it, various types of technologies, using the internet, other information dissemination systems, those who are abroad are precisely under the influence of foreign special services, unfriendly states, they will they are already creating special platforms in order to influence citizens located on russian territory... to help people who are held hostage, it is known that our foreign ministry works through the political wing of hamas, in general there are certain results, we, of course, first in all, we pay attention to citizens of russia, but not only to citizens of the russian federation, but to citizens of other countries, including, this applies to elderly people and members of their families who went through the holocaust, and... well, as i already said, certain there are results but i understand, i

parliament. the house of the parliament of poland, the relevant government project, will now be voted on in the upperd you, the polish society and polish politicians, are determined to continue helping ukrainian refugees in poland? look, there are divided voices in society, i would say, most people are not ready to support ukrainian refugees in poland. because they believe that we spend only on this, we do not get anything, and here, unfortunately, ukraine is losing informative information war, because this is actually a myth, poland helps a lot , but also receives a lot from refugees, look, some refugees set up companies in poland, businesses, pay taxes, uh, many people want to work and legalize themselves here, i i always emphasize one thing, look at the statistics, the numbers, how many. financial support went to the fact that some ukrainians work in poland for our pension system, it is the first time for, i don't remember from when, but it has been in the plus for quite a long period, there was always an inus, from that pensions are paid to those pensioners who are in poland like now, but of cour

it's not just for the - president, it's an election for all the members of- the lower house of parliament, for the upper regional assemblies, and, unlike india, where it's staggered over- several weeks, the entire election takes place - on one day. there are more than 800,000 polling stations across 7,000. islands in a country that - basically spans the equivalent of the continental united states. . some of the places where i elections have to be carried out are extremely remote. you really do have election . officials taking the machinery of elections on horseback and through very remotel tropical forests in a country. that's only had a competitive democracy for a quarter of a century. _ tell me about the front runner, prabowo subianto. he is by far the most colourful and controversial character- in this election. it's a three—way race - between three candidates. he is a former- special forces general. a very intelligent, ambitious man. . he was the son—in—law of suharto, the formerj dictator, so he's very much . an emblem of the old regime that was turfed out - at the end of the 1990s. and, in fact, a

50 plus one votes in parliament can abolish any law in the country including freedom of speech or they can really get what they want. in america we got a very powerful upper house. we've got federalism that delegates many post the states and localities. we have a bill of rights. we've got a constitutional that can overturn ordinary legislation. and i think this is one of those institutions that is a two-edged sword. i think all of us are actually quite glad we have these checks and balances when you meet a demagogic leader like donald trump in a first term it really did keep them under control, especially the judiciary. but it also means that it puts obstacles in front of good leaders and it's very hard to do things. we have too many rules, too much permitting, too much regulation in the path the things we want to do positively. that's one of the things that fueling this desire to kind of written down a lot of those fundamental checks and balances. one of the big issues that we're going to face, if there's a second trump term, is how many of those are actually really durable and, quite frankly, it was the action and individual agency of a lot of people like bra

parliament , they tried to spend 98 billion tomans. toman was for the benefit of the house of commons . well, when he is a representative, but it is in the upper house . the 11th period of the law on facilitating business and home business in some areas of tehran, mr. ofgami's 5 billion tomans license was bought and sold, a bakery was bought and sold , a lawyer was like that. this was one of the great works of the parliament, maybe it was the only great work of the parliament, that is, in the last 4 years. it seems that there is no outstanding work other than this image of the kakhmi space, except for the law on the jump in housing production , where we established one million housing units and all the housing funds, so there is work to be implemented, or for example, the discussion of the law on the knowledge of scientific companies now has all the companies of scientists. it all happens because of your law. keep this in mind. the employer does not object to raising the minimum. because the minimum wage or the worker's wage in the finished product is even 15% of the final figure it doesn't pay, which means it doesn't play a role. this is the

of the upper house? >> well, i wasn't there last wednesday when that awful pressure came upon the house of parliament, buttrageous. yeah and i mean, to just when they put up that outréwere 5. yeah and i mean, to just when they put up that outréwere actually.nd i mean, to just when they put up that outréwere actually shouting n, to just when they put up that outréwere actually shouting into they were actually shouting into people's faces as they were trying to get into the house of lords and house of commons. and it was scary, very it was very scary, very intimidating, um, it was very scary, very intimidating , um, particularly intimidating, um, particularly for and particularly for for women and particularly for those from the jewish community. so i do think there's a real need for a review of security and protection, not just for mps, which, of course is important, particularly in their constituencies. and we we've spoken about this. you know, when that dreadful murder of david amess took place, we spoke about it then, but also lords need protection as well because some of them are quite high profile cou

walking from the houses of parliament to the tube after a session at night is terrifying , particularly for as terrifying, particularly for as a friend of mine who's a lady in the uppernd she is. she's been jostled, abused , is. she's been jostled, abused, and this is spat out. >> palestinians and no, not a policeman in sight from these protesters, so—called protesters who are just stirring up trouble i >> -- >> and, i mean, we really and sadiq khan is the mayor in charge of the police force, and he ought to be sorting this out as a priority . but as for rishi, as a priority. but as for rishi, your question. sorry. sure. no avoiding it because i think he's got he's in a very difficult position , first of all. i mean, position, first of all. i mean, you can't accuse him of being racist. really first of all, he's a hindu . the first ever he's a hindu. the first ever hindu prime minister of this country. um, which i think goes to show that britain isn't racist, because if it was , we racist, because if it was, we wouldn't have a hindu prime minister i don't think. and i do think people sometimes confuse racism with, um, terrorist protesting . um, and these are protestin