the multipolar world is being created on its own in fact.dia is growing, in asia, indonesia is growing, many other countries, in latin america, brazil, russia are getting on their feet and getting stronger. and i repeat again, this is a manifestation of the objective process of the formation of a multipolar world. nobody wants to be on the sidelines for someone sovereign, everyone wants equal relations. and they see, if they join brix, that within the framework of expansion, within the framework of strengthening this format, these are the relations between the country. we can achieve this goal faster on the basis of united efforts, on the basis of united efforts. indeed , today some states are admired by those that have not yet lost their sovereignty. and here is the russian federation today, and the republic of belarus, compared to what is happening in europe today, the european union, it could be one of the key players, if... i hadn’t sold it, i wouldn’t have given up my sovereignty completely, especially in recent years, you know, everyth

this is a world and places in the world where american power used to matter. and i've just been reading your book again and wondering whether the contraction of america in the world is somehow creating these conditions. you know, i think there are 2 big develop and steve that are making world fuel policy terms, making the world feel like it's going upside down. one of them i think we saw coming and that is the diffusion of power, right? we used to live in a world dominated by the united states and its democratic partners that represented say, 75 percent of global g d, p. and we're now heading into the world in which power will be the center, in which the number one power in the world within a decade or so will probably be china, india and may be number 2 in. the news is climbing the ranks. brazil getting stronger and stronger and this is just leading to the return of rivalries that come with multiple centers of power. the, everything that's happened and i think it, many of us did not see it coming. is the weakening of the liberal anchor of the global system. a

tehran will host the world junior fencing cup. 50 young sabers from different countries of the world will be in shahid hall. tehran recruiters competed with each other. unfortunately, i couldn't get to the 16th table until i entered the 8th, and the more you participate in the competition and the more the competition is held in the country, then the level of our players will definitely increase and that in iran when the competition is held. yes, relatively much iranians can show themselves more than in other countries, the competitions have been very high, so far, the athletes who participate are at a very high level, the planning was very good , the track was very good, and the podium track, which was the final track, was very beautiful and elegantly designed. competitions that have points in the ranking of the world federation of swordsmen are also good to be present. the score of these tournaments is included in the world federation , that's why many of our players from around the world participate in these tournaments because of the points they have to earn in the so-called color

soundak for the world, if you will heal, god willing, talk to the world, god bless them, the tax billthe collection of income was sent from the government to the islamic council, according to mr. hosseini, the deputy of the affairs of the president's assembly , the current method of receiving money was converted into a tax on the collection of income, and also organize exemptions and incentives tax is one of the amendments applied in this bill. but the party comes and advertises 5 million, 6 million , 20 million, and 10 million in this state. they are taking money for one post . they are evading tax. a problem that has gone through several years and several governments. let us be sources of income and wealth. let's put aside the tax base on the collection of income . let's put aside the wealth base. how do we want to create a fair explanation of income? if we want justice and efficiency in tax collection. let's take into consideration that we should definitely have complete information about the income and expenses of the tax preparers in the structure reform plan . the income, in fac

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so that african-americans are world war ii learning from the mistakes of world war i and learning themistakes of du du bois in a position that he took. >> how about trotter? >> yeah, an amazing figure, tragic figure also. he was one of du bois' close friends, colleagues and cofounded the niagara movement together. he was boston through and through. they parted ways. trotter was i uncompromising in his commitment to fighting jim crow and racial discrimination. do boys took a different route with the naacp -- du bois, really the relationship i think came to a head, or an idea you might say during world war i and with the closed ranks editorial where william monroe trotter was one of those voices flat-out called du bois a a traitor to the race, labeling as a failed leader. believing we had anointedin you today the uncompromising spokesperson for the race, and now you have failed us. and the relationship never recovered after that. >> from harvard, like du bois from a prominent black thumb, a burly men and editor and publisher of his own newspaper, and he had t a tragic life. the cause of

is no longer the world's only superpower. the emotions of several new allowances could challenge american dominance. so why does this leave the us on the international stage in this 1st national address following israel's war on golf and last month, president joe biden acknowledge the significance of the will for the united states . a refreshing inflection point in history. one of those moments where the decisions we make today are going to determine the future for decades to come. american leadership is what holds the world together. american alliances, what keep us, americans say american values, what make us a partner the nation you want to work with? put all that a risk and we walk away from ukraine. return our backs on israel is just not worth it to. a recent poll shows the majority of americans 9070 percent back a cease fire and israel's war on gaza. this is significant, particularly ahead of the 2024 elections as the us gives israel and then the full $1000000000.00 a minute create every year. accusations of hypocrisy o

of the west's dominance in the world. pedro sánchez , after being elected as the prime minister of spain , emphasized the efforts at the european union level to recognize the palestinian state. on the eve of the official formation of the spanish government, pedro sanchez, the prime minister of this country , said in the parliament: in the new government, at the european level , sanchez will try to recognize the palestinian state in the international community, pointing out the necessity the immediate cessation of the war against gaza said that human rights have been disrespected these days. but in england, the opposition of the majority of mps to the cease-fire request in gaza, in addition to popular reactions , has created a wide wave of reactions in the political circles and parties of this country. observers refer to this decision of british parliamentarians as the political earthquake of the gaza war in england . the israeli regime's military invasion of gaza and the killing and wounding of about 45,000 palestinians i

so,, yeah, african-americans by world war ii really are kind of learning from the mistakes of world warand learning from the mistakes of duboise in the position that he took. >> how about trotter? >> william trotter, yeah. an amazing figure, tragic figure also. he was one of due boys -- duboise'ss e close friends. he was boston through and through. they parted ways. trotter was uncompromising in his commitment to fighting jim jim crow and racial discrimination. duboise took a different route with the naacp, but really their relationship, i think, came to a head during world war i and with the close ranks editorial was one of those voices who flat out called duboise a traitor to the race, labeling him as a failed leader. believe -- to be the uncompromising spokesperson for the race, and now you have failed us. and their relationship never recovered after that. >> was trotterfy beta cap a pa, you know, harvard man, like duboise from a prominent black family, a brilliant man. and the editor-publisher of his own newspaper. he had a tragedy thetic life. the cause of his death was indetermina

be at the end of the world cu . _ ., , ., place to be at the end of the world cup.n people, cricket here is defined by this trophy. in 1983, they won the first one at lord�*s. and that�*s out, it�*s all over. that and that's out, it's all over. that one felt remarkable, _ and that's out, it's all over. that one felt remarkable, in - and that's out, it's all over. one felt remarkable, in 2023 and that's out, it's all over.- one felt remarkable, in 2023 it's one felt remarkable, in 2023 it�*s felt almost inevitable. is expecting world cup number three, and so much of the pressure falls on one better. in those ten games, vera coley has scored three centuries. his last one took him past 250 of them, more than any one—day player. this world cup has been his stage, one more great knock, would unequivocably make it this his ear. knock, would unequivocably make it this his ear-— this his ear. every time he comes onto the park _ this his ear. every time he comes onto the park and _ this his ear. every time he comes onto the park and does _ onto the park and does something sp

cup. from india hosting this cricket world cup-— from india hosting this cricket world cop-— world cupsure — world cup. good morning, pleasure to _ world cup. good morning, pleasure to be _ world cup. good morning, pleasure to be here, - world cup. good morning, pleasure to be here, i- world cup. good morning, | pleasure to be here, i think this workup has been different to all versions. a few things, one thing is it was in india only and not being shared across other asian nations. secondly, the world cup was being offered free, and all across different forms. the performance of india has been far superior in this tournament, because the one all their matches, and the workup clashed with festival seasons, when it flashed with festivals in october and september months, advertisers were spending money on new consumers. people travelled a lot in terms of domestic, people book hotels. there is also the abelson overall consumption and it was in advertising spends. looking at the tournament, the advertising spend of been almost 2.5% of india's aspirins, so it boosted that. ., ., , india's a

and tranquility around the world. in fact, predict or create a serious reform in the united nations, which i think , as mr. doctor also pointed out, the removal of this oppressive right of veto will be one of the first measures. mr. dr. nazer, on the issue of passing the resolution , let's go to the point you mentioned, we have demonstrations in countries such as england, for example. in france and even in america, on the other hand , we see the passivity of some of the countries of the islamic world that you just mentioned and in some way mentioned and you emphasize the necessity of unity. mostly in the islamic world based on the issue of palestine. look. if we focus on the palestinian issue, i believe that this war can change the course of the world order. why? because we are facing a different war. all the facilities of the geopolitical front of domination and colonization on the one hand, category and. and without the tools of the resistance front or the geopolitics of one-sided resistance, this means influencing

to the world, and our children were able to do well in the world olympic division. play and we weree to win the bronze medal in the individual division by mr. nima aghaei, and in the team division we were able to win the third place by defeating the kuwaiti team. well, young team , you know that god has a support for the adults in every discipline. thank you, we have a good support in the field of sab, we hope that in the team be under 23 years old, and especially our young people who have a future in this field, they can give good days to the national fencing team of our country . in asfen, we have the asian games, which is held every year. in 1401, we became the runner-up in the junior division , and we won the individual bronze medal there . probably this year, this tournament will be held in bahrain, which is in asfen. well, guys. after a break, they had a world championship due to camp they will be invited again to the camp. the camp will be held. we gave our program to the federation and the federation , which has cooperated with us in every way since mr. pursalam came. it has

and the world of security. we have seen even this morning and the remarks if this is a security mission as a public health global health and right behind you again the bringing together of health and security a new bureau. can you speak a little bit to the cultures in the world of help the world ofhe security itr they can reinforce and strengthen each other and where they have been challenged over the last couple of decades? as the ambassador said when health is affected, everything is affected our financial health, our mental health. security risks, economic risks how do you bring health and security together any truly meaningful way where we are looking course with health but all these sectors that are involved in a security way. >> from my standpoint the reason why i support jon so much for thehe bureau of global health security, is i remember years ao when i was involved in the white house putting the program together secretary of state: powell sat down with me and i should have done this before. but he sai

this is the change of the world, that is, the world that needed this to manage that world. america was present in khas, but things have changed and this time america is looking to get out of the middle east. the power of the power that goes to another area should be directed to china and other powers that are emerging. well, you have reached a good point. it is because its main global competitor is china. but for a few years, america has been involved in ukraine and russia, and now it is possible that these conditions will pass and reach the main rival of china, but the issue of the zionist regime and its crisis has come up. that is, the american who wanted to confront china would not become a superpower in bad times. now, in eastern europe and in the west, asia is turning to this foreign policy of a superpower that is losing its previous order . how will it proceed? fortunately, you made the point very clear. you said exactly what you are saying, america means what has happened now is not in line with america's global strategy . now that america has brought a ship and is s

look, now the world is changing, the world is changing, that israel is my model . i will crush them in the bakhtiari bank. i don't know the bakhtiari bank. i will imprison them. it doesn't answer, the world is in transition, we discussed, it can no longer accept such an israeli model, so now there is a conflict between israel and the same models of the past, the interests of the past models, and the world that cannot do this , that is, israel cannot get out of that mentality. okay, you know what it's like, like this one once upon a time , the world changed . the dinosaurs could not adapt to the world . now, the more the zionists maximize their goals, the more they fail. don't identify them and adapt themselves to this new world conditions as soon as possible, don't compromise, like dinosaurs, they will cause them to perish, so this is a very important point. you see, it's very important. biden also went. he had a question from the zionists, which is more interesting. they say that this is our land. let's discuss . they say that this is our land. look, it's our land

and the worlds of security. we've seen even this morning in the remarks is this a security mission? is this public health, global health and right behind you, the bringing together of health and security in the new bureau at the state department. can you speak to the cultures in the world of health and security and where they can really reinforce and strengthen each other and where they have been challenged over the last couple of decades? as the ambassador said, when health is affected everything is affected, our financial health, our mental health, security risk, economic risk. so, how do we bring these worlds of health and security together in a truly meaningful way where we're looking, of course, with health, but all of those sectors that are so involved in a security way? >> yeah, well, you know, from my standpoint the reason why i support john so much, the bureau of global health, security, is i remember the years ago before when i was involved in the white house putting the pepfar program together, secret

when you think about the problems, when you think about the problems that our country and this worldng, when you think about that, this type of pettiness, this type of pettiness is beneath, beneath the process of electing a president. and as people, as people watch today, as people watch today if your arguments are so strong, if you're arguments are so great and mine are so bad, then just keep quiet. let me make my arguments and means you can reject them out at hand but the problem is, the problem is, the problem is he feared the truth. the problem is you want to shout down any voice that says anything different. than what you want to hear and you can continue to do it and believe me, believe me it doesn't bother me one bit. i will tell you what does. i will tell you what does bother me. as we stand, as we stand today and watch the atrocities that are going on in israel, that's what we should spend our time talking about and that's the place where he suggests some of our anger should bean directed. we should make sure that every candidate running for president makes it very clear to

in four years, this nation hosts the next world cup. eddie, we ended up at a sensible outcome. the campaign was clearly very disappointing and i think a proud rugby nation like australia, for us to perform the way we did was, was very, very disappointing. hindsight�*s a wonderful thing. i think that when you make decisions, you get presented information at the time and you make decisions based on that information. and as i said, where we ended up was clearly not good enough. jones told the press down under he did want to go on. coaching, it seems, a bit like a marriage. you need commitment from both sides. his commitment, he said, has been 100%. he will officially step down on november 25th, still less than a year on from when he was sacked by england. now there are reportsjones will retrace his steps not to twickenham, but tokyo. he coached japan at a world cup where they beat south africa. as yet, he says, there's been no offers. jones will be back this weekend, when he leads the barbarians in a match against wales. australia's re—eme

today, after 30 years , was that world a unipolar world? it is true that the unipolar world was ruled by america after the collapse of the soviet union. he said this sentence, now my question is this, after 30 years in the world today, today with the demands of the world today, do the same factors still exist for america, which he said at that time, based on those factors, we should not have built israel, are they still there? the same factors continue to exist. this question needs to be answered, but the approach of the americans with their unconditional and absolute support for israel seems to have the same idea. well , this completes the discussion. your question completes the discussion . first of all, those factors do not exist, why are they the world, as i said, it is a solid unipolar world it was america, the middle east was actually the energy center of the world, and in order for america to manage the world , it had to manage the energy center. the fact that it did not appear to challenge america's unipolar trend was corrected, and

the world must stand with us, will the world remain silent about this injustice?ldren, fathers, uncles and all our relatives, is keep smiling at us while we die. israel has turned the arabs against us and the arabs have passion to kill us as if the... arabs are like israelis, the aid that comes to us from the arabs is just shrouds and cuffins to help israel kill us. iran's president ibrahim ricy has renewed his criticism of the westford support for israel's ongoing bloodshed in the ghaza strip. raise said that people around the world are now vocal critics of israeli crimes against palestinians, but he censured western governments, the us in particular for backing the israeli regime. the iranian president also slammed the international frameworks aimed at defending the world's oppressed people. he called those frameworks useless, unjust and biased. ricy made the remarks before departing for a regional tour, his uh first part of the trip, um, will go to tajikistan and then he will visit uzbekistan to tend a leader summit of the economic cooperation organization. the

and world number ones, now with the world's best player. the wxv title and a bit of world cup revenge with it. hello again. it's not been in very much doubt for a while now, but england have been knocked out of the cricket world cup. the final blow of a disastrous tournament dealt, perhaps fittingly, by rivals australia. the defending champions lost a sixth game out of seven by 33 runs in ahmedebad, and now, mathematically, can't qualify for the semi finals in india, asjoe wilson reports. smiling australians, just what england needed in their empty world cup. england didn't give david willey a new contract, subsequently he retired, here still selected catching david warner. chris woakes took four wickets. a few australians like marcus doinis threatening to go big. johnny bairstow got him. in the heat, england persevered, for mike wood, some joy and some frustration. australia's 286 could have been worse. this was worse. johnny bairstow out to the very first ball of england's innings. captainjos buttler mis—hit gone for one. sums up his worl

he called them violent and destructive for our world, which they were.nd he called us together to fight communism around the world and to not cower from it, to not be isolationist, to not just look inward but look outward. and in 10 years, the soviet union disappeared. and america emerged as the only true power in the world. bigger, stronger, safer, freer and richer. when we go big, we do well. when we go small, we lose. and so today we confront these problems around the world, china attempting to overtake our position as the true leader of the world, north korea attempting to terrorize the rest of asia with nuclear weapons. iran being the banker of terrorism around the world and russia attempting to put the old band back together and reassemble the soviet union one piece at a time, starting with ukraine. we need a president who is going to understand that all of these things are connected and that if we shy away from it, if we say that we have too many problems to deal with those, those problems will be at our shore, everybody. they will be here and the

spokesperson of the world health organization. he recommended and emphasized that the conditions in gaza hospitals are very dire in the current situation , there is no other way to save the lives of the sick civilians and bury the corpses than a ceasefire. margaret harris also criticized the neglect of many countries in providing the basic needs of the people of gaza and said: despite many problems, the people of gaza are suffering from the lack of food and clean water. the national metro train has received an official and international license for the production of ambuh. the tehran metro company announced this news and said that the national metro train can enter the tehran metro network and conduct its trial run with the presence of 50 passengers. do a thousand kilometers. mr. hermozi referring to the negotiations held with european companies for the technical support of the process of internalization of parts and equipment of metro trains, he said: today , the process of mass production of the national metro train can be imple

today the bildelg club is a community of world elites who play the world card.he structure of the club is similar to how meetings take place in the masonic lodge. no one can simply buy membership in it, just the committee. the real leaders of the bildelg group were baron edmoon rothschild and laurence rockefeller. the management of the group has the right to decide who to invite to the club; in any case, applicants must be supporters of the one world order government. amschel rothschild loved to talk. really runs this most powerful secret society, the family members have incredible power in it. the bildalberg club is the most closed structure of the world's western elite, luxurious facades, real and mythical , behind which the painful desires and fantasies of beldalberg monsters are hidden, all this in some mysterious way adds up to a bizarre political deck, zero population growth, no prosperity and progress, only ever-increasing power influence for rulers, not any interviews with journalists are invited, but a world order without any middle class, only rulers a

ken: the world would say aches in america. jp morgan, a dominant in the world the first you would think about is jp morgan. it is that simple. think about the incredible about employment and tax -- that jp morgan goes off. i talk about this in these ways? the washington there is a pressure to attack financial services. i do not understand why we want to injure a sector of our economy that is a world champion . most countries try to protect the world champion industries. they try to encourage growth and prosperity. for me i am befuddled by the efforts of progressive left to attack part of our economy where we not only bribed invested late but globally. sonali: let's get into at that. let's talk about gary gensler. it is no secret that you have been frustrated with his approach. he said harsh things about his approach but what frustrates you the most about what he is trying to accomplish? ken: there's a huge amount of effort for solving problems that do not exist. if that's how i want to put it would say are we fighting solution

at interests that you see from the worlds leading powers?- worlds leading powers?e same time _ worlds leading powers? at the same time ai _ worlds leading powers? at the same time ai geopolitics - worlds leading powers? at the same time ai geopolitics over| same time ai geopolitics over many other topics on the agenda what else are they going to be about? , ., ., ., , about? they are going to be talkin: about? they are going to be talking about _ about? they are going to be talking about al, _ about? they are going to be| talking about al, geopolitics, the israel— gaza conflict. also mentioned in the opening remarks to start the conference, the ukraine war of causing lots of pressure on businesses around the world, not to mention the loss of life going on they are. mention the loss of life going on they are-— mention the loss of life going on they are. green technology, sustainability _ on they are. green technology, sustainability is _ on they are. green technology, sustainability is a _ on they are. green technology, sustainability is a thing - on they are. green

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the world wildlife fund, many people have asked me this question, why is the world wildlife fund have a security and defense conference? what is your role. >> i think the previous speakers did a complete job. conservation and natural resource management is absolutely consequential to food security. that is the first case. there is his notion that even democracies fight over food. many people in this review not know that 25% of that during the cold war was overfished. that is a remarkable data point that we need to be careful about. you had russia and china to conflicting engagements about this invaluable commodity. the risks are increasing. getting to the left of this problem. we are very excited to have today a new platform that gives audiences around the world the potential to understand global hotspots. so we can start having preventive, -- conversations. i was really glad to hear them talking about using the nature of the military for preventive action. that will lead to food insecurity. that is why they suggested that i join this panel. >> thank you very much. i wanted to follow-

every type of tile that is produced in the world can be produced in iran. fortunately, the production technology of ceramic tile industry has been localized in iran. the producers who use the internal power to produce competitive products that the country needs in this they supply the industry. estimated investment in production units and supply chain worth more than 5 billion dollars. currently, there are about 120,000 people as direct employment in the supply chain of the kash ceramics industry . we produce nearly 8 square meters per year. we export nearly 500. we produce according to the needs of our market. square meters, 30% of our enclosures are exported , this year we plan to export about 30 million square meters by the end of the year, the production of 4 million 700 1000 square meters of export , we have almost half of the production, the qualitative development and completion of the portfolio of domestic customers in this industry has been reduced to zero. in accordance with the conditions of cheap energy, the existence of rich mines in this regar

now the political balance of the world and america was upset it became a great world power in every waye europeans, who saw their industry lost due to the war, still needed the americans for their reconstruction. in this way, america is the most important supplier. the economic needs of european governments were raised. but there was another interesting point. during the peace negotiations in paris, some of these reporters who were members of the public information committee were present to explain the achievements of the war to the people. wilson's speeches in paris were conducted with key words that these reporters made, in other words had created keywords such as freedom , democracy for all and a world without war, fighting for peace and equality. the result was the enthusiastic reception of wilson by the people of paris. wilson had become the saving angel of europe. among the members of the public information committee, there was a person named edward bernays. he witnessed the strong reception of the parisians for wilson. he had realized and wanted to use this huge force for economi

devastating world wars happened, but in this world , three relatively limited wars happened. we said this because that nuclear strategic balance has caused the units that are competing with each other to compete with each other in a limited manner, but not with unlimited competition, because unlimited competition may lead to a nuclear war . ukrainians, you can see that in ukraine, very big parties of the world are involved, but at the same time they control it they keep it limited, so we said that the world is in transition, first of all, this current world is dangerous , because the existence of nuclear weapons is both a threat and an opportunity to threaten from here . the political unit cautions that a world war similar to the world war of a century ago will not happen, which kills 60 million to 80 million people , they try to limit the competition, and certainly, if this was not the nuclear strategic balance, the ukraine war would actually have enough grounds to it turned into a world war, but it was controlled. it was controlled that to it should not become a world war a

a world without darkness, a world without america.h the issue of anti-arrogance in the field high cartoon, heart written, short film mesa. posters, photos, mockups and mannequins will be held. those who are interested in attending the rahimaeem allah aban ceremony should send their works to the address of be tariki design in shaad program by 20th of aban. islamic propaganda coordination council. your morning to. my news is with my colleague, mr. kazem niya, mr. kaznia, hello journalist , in the name of allah, the most merciful, i also say hello to you and all the dear viewers, especially the dear viewers of the khabar channel , who chose to watch the salam reporter program , today is november 13th. that in fact important historical events in our country and for the islamic republic of iran took place on november 13 , 1400 and in 1343 , we had the exile of the imam to turkey. in 1358, we had the occupation of the spy nest by the students of khat hammam. today, november 13th is no less than november 13th, and another golden leaf can be

how can the rest of the world just sit and watch and do nothing? everyone should demand an immediatefire and humanitarian help for palestinians. i would go to help them if i could. when i see these images, i feel nauseous. all these young, innocent children, why do they have to suffer? they haven't done anything wrong, they need humanitarian help immediately. children, hospitals, schools, according to international law, they should not be attacked, but we see now how they are bombarded every day, there should be immediate ceasefire, israelis have absolutely no shame, they call themselves human, them and all those who support these atrocities, the us, the international community now knows the truth about them, them and their so-called human rights, israel way the war on... gaza on october 7th, at least 11,000 palestinians have been killed in the strikes, most of them women and children, while 27, others have been injured. tel aviv has also imposed a complete sie on gaza, cutting off fuel, electricity, food and water to more than 2 million palestinia

this creative line enjoys the broadest support in the world community.ey discuss and try to understand. how compatriots can be useful to russia and how russia can be is it useful for them? dmitry kochetkov, dmitry bedarev, kiril kushev, sergey valetov and natalya labanova, channel one. the prime minister, mikhail mishustina and the head of the federal air transport agency dmitry yadrov spoke today about the development of the aviation industry. russian companies must transfer 103 million passengers to external internal destinations by the end of the year. the discussion at the meeting was about the availability of tickets, with special attention to the development of routes. via moscow, the share of such flights has already exceeded 50%. civil aviation is of utmost importance for us, primarily for communication our large territory, we have now made a large government order program for the entire line of domestically produced aircraft; it is necessary to progressively increase the intensity of flights and the number of routes, despite the unprecedented sa

tina has one of the highest rates of inflation in the world. more than a 140 percent in the past year. big 3rd quarter land produces bricks for a living. just like many others. he says the constant increase in price is makes it difficult for him to care for his family, students to him. it's not like before the money, she has no value. our, the brakes are not worth anything. he's concerned about what will happen in argentina after presidential election and sunday victories, telling us that he sells $1000.00 or less freaks for around $10.00. but he's also telling us that he's a humming, harder and harder to sell them because of the economic situation in the country. and he say, whomever, when sundays vote will have to make serious changes to control the economy, basically no confidence in the currency. so as soon as anybody receives any cash, they want to get rid of it and that fuels inflation even more, you need to the political change in order to bring information down. and that's what most people are hoping will happen soon. very simple, i'll

four—time world and olympic champions.er being knocked out of this summer's world cup in the round of 16, they're in need of a rebuild and at a time when scrutiny has never been higher. the rise of the european teams has changed the dynamic around the national teams in women's football. and i think that people kept talking about the us getting caught up. they're getting caught up. they've now been caught up and probably overtaken. so i think the challenge for them is to get back to that number one spot. hayes is writing her own exit from chelsea. she'll leave at the end of this season in may. it'll then be a quick turnaround to lead the us to this summer's olympic games in paris. jo currie, bbc news. well, for now, hayes remains in charge of chelsea and she will be in the dugout on wednesday as her side face real madrid in their opening group match of the champions league. they've never won this competition before with hayes saying doing so in herfinal season would be a fairytale. they'll have to get past two teams that wo

nor the third world or anyone for that matter. did o world wars save the world from war or empire? but to tell the story, we should look not only at the world, which is incredibly important, but also at americans again, like hoover, who imagined and used our nation's power ways that we have yet to fully understand. thank you. okay. well, last cd, three speakers to come up to the stage. the stage and will do q&a. there must be question if we can get the are we going to put it? oh, aaron, is gog to get the event slide up there. yeah, actually we can, we can move these out. okay. right. here. okay. so we're going to open it upo questions and i'm actually going to exercise the moderator's prerogative and ask the first question. and it's actually for, um, for two of the speakers is f justice and sean and it's inspired by the something sean saidt the very beginning of his talk and that is the sort of the contest between herbert hoover as president and fdr who's who wants his job. the controversy about whether to grant diplomatic recognition to the ussr. and as sean says, whoever is again

the world is in the mainstream of the media that this happened, in the layer of the people of the world the layer of the people of the occupied land, that is, the zionists and jews who are there, to some extent caused people to distrust the ability of the zionist regime to provide security . in my opinion, these achievements are much more important than the number of dead and the number of prisoners. this the second and third achievement that we observed was the very high self-confidence of the people of palestine and arab countries. this incident restored the dignity of the people of the islamic world and the dignity of the palestinian people. for many years , they were actually defeated in various wars, with many casualties, and they actually surrendered in a few days. i believe that these 3 consequences in the continuation of the current of the new world order and the decline of the united states tell us one thing, which is actually my prediction that in our world we are facing the expansion of independence from the united states and arrogant policies, that is, in our future is the i

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i impact that this has on players across the world?— across the world?ss the world? i think it's a difficult challenge, really. a i across the world? i think it's a i difficult challenge, really. a note of caution i would expound is this is the first iteration of the analysis that we've produced where there has been a sort of major midseason international and tournament. i think from our perspective we want the analysis to help inform the discussion between government and bodies and also the clubs and also the representative bodies. i think what we'd like to see is more iterations of the analysis with that midseason break and that midseason tournament before we can start drawing some certain conclusions. the former manchester city defender benjamin mendy is taking his ex club to an employment tribunal in an attempt to claim back millions of pounds in wage deductions. it is alleged city stopped paying mendy in september 2021. mendy left the club at the end of his contract this summer after being cleared of a series of rain and attempted rain charges of ra

as a result of more, and that's less, we in the world market that's less corn in the world market, you know, in terms of where we went, in one sense, it's almost a material because what those supplies mean for the rest of the world is lower prices and lower prices are felt by every country in the world. so yes, there, there was some we did go to africa through the world food program. a lot of, uh uh, we went to north africa and in the mid east, you know, traditional buyers of u claim we, but right now there's almost nothing coming out of the black seas. and their production is it's, uh, yeah, it's been reduced by 3040 percent. so i mean that's, that's the reality of the war. and you might argue that that's not, it doesn't have an impact, but i would argue longer term, it has a certainly has an impact. because if there is another shortage somewhere else in the world, you'll see prices jumped out in a big time. but the un themselves only said 3 percent went to those countries and prices of being more historically low as to why. but what, what do you think the, what do you think the marke

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, which are the most dangerous countries in the world? it's not iran, it's not lebanon, it's not russia, it's not china, it's always the us number one and israel number two, so people are are wisening up, what uh, what there is a problem at the un in that there. the un security council cannot get its act together to bring about a ceasefire and a lifting of the siege of gaza, so of course it can, let me just jump in here, is it that they can't get their act together, because we have seen the un get their acts together very quickly when it comes to certain countries, whether we're talking about libya, whether we're talking about iraq, um, whether we're talking about syria, um, whether we're talking about russia and dealing with the... the ukraine and iran itself, i mean, so they can, the united nations can, when it's wanted to um do something, but yes, we we know that we have the five countries and the veto power, but we we have seen no fly um zones implemented over countries, we definitely have seen sanctions, we've even seen unilateral sa

discovery of the year arina martynova, who became the u-20 world champion, attended the world championships from the u-23 world championship. arina, hello. three world championships in a year, gold and bronze - that's cool. what is the brightest forum for you? well, i think so. up to twenty, where i was third, there were the most emotions , such an intense fight was for the top three for reaching the final, but at 20, where the first one, the contractions were fast and i didn’t have time to feel it all, i didn’t i know how it happened, well, it’s all very cool, of course, but somehow there were more emotions , that’s when i came third at this world championship, at the last one, in your opinion, where did several girls appear in the women’s team at once who fight only for the highest places, i think that plus or minus... it’s always been like this, but now, probably, we’re just angry, we haven’t competed anywhere for a long time, now we’re directly moving towards the goal, well, tell us a little about yourself, other than fighting you are interested in how you take a break from your loved o