this become the conservation leaders for the world of tomorrow.— the world of tomorrow.world of tomorrow. this isn't just, looks like _ the world of tomorrow. this isn't just, looks like a _ the world of tomorrow. this isn't just, looks like a lovely - the world of tomorrow. this isn't just, looks like a lovely trip, - the world of tomorrow. this isn't just, looks like a lovely trip, but| just, looks like a lovely trip, but it is to make sure we are preserving those species for the future, tell us about that. the those species for the future, tell us about that.— those species for the future, tell us about that. , . , . us about that. the primary goal and a reason fighters _ us about that. the primary goal and a reason fighters call _ us about that. the primary goal and a reason fighters call darmon - us about that. the primary goal and a reason fighters call darmon 200 l a reason fighters call darmon 200 and 200 exceptional young people from countries all around the world —— darwin 200, to give them experience in the field, working with some of the most amazing conversa

the itu motto is true to the idea of ​​connecting the world.ment of standards is what makes it possible for the whole world to be connected, in which the leading role belongs to the telecommunications union. with the help of ict tools, people stay connected even at home, staying in their hometowns. they can continue to work fruitfully with colleagues, friends, like-minded people; they understand that life goes on. the agenda at the un nation palace is varied. sustainable development issues, environmental protection , poverty, refugees, disaster relief disasters, gender equality, social development, health, hunger. do such priorities of the united nations, as the largest authority between the organizations, seem to you now the most important for trying to solve these problems? now there are a huge number of challenges, most of these challenges are global in nature, take armed conflicts, take climate change, take the growth of economic and social inequality, not a single country. the world cannot find answers to these challenges in isolation; nat

a nation at peace in a stable world, but to be secure, we face the world as it is. three basic developments have to shape our challenges. the steady growth and increased projection of soviet power beyond its own borders. the overwhelming dependance of the western democracies on so all supplies from the middle east and the press, social and religious and, economic and political change and many nations of the developing world exemplified by the revolution in iran. each of these factors is important in its own right. each interact with the others. all must be faced together squarely and courageously. we will face these challenges and we will meet them with the best that is in us. and we will not fail. in response to the abhorrent act in iran, our nation has never been and unified greatly in peacetime. our position is. the united states will not yield to blackmail. we continue pursue these specific goals. first to protect the present and long range interest of the united states. second, let to the lives of the american hostages to secure as quickly as possible their saf

the world's _ progress. let's talk about the us and china. the world's two - progress.t it does seem like their trade differences have only grown with new restrictions on technology and investments, as well as more export controls. two countries now have to except there are two sides to the global economy and you just had to pick a side? you and you 'ust had to pick a side? you have and you just had to pick a side? you have noted — and you just had to pick a side? ym. have noted one thing that is happening in the world, the push towards fragmentation of the world trading system. yes, it is true that on certain goods in the technology area, you have more restrictions on both sides but both sides are talking at the wto and with that kind of approach, we hope things don't degenerate or deteriorate. i'm very hopeful about that. in terms of fragmentation, if the world were to break into two trading blocs, it would cost the world economy dearly to be in the longer term a 5% loss of real global gdp and that is huge. hang on, you don't believe or worry that globalisation and gl

well, these are 15. judges who are jurists in their own right, by sitting on the world court, they cannot write articles for or books or for journals, so when there's a serious issue like this, they want to think about it thoroughly and write a detailed decision with the basis for the decision almost as important as the decision itself, so the icj always... takes months and months, sometimes years to reach an opinion, and if there are different opinions, if each judge justice wants to write their own twist on the conclusion, it does take time, yes, okay, well kim, mean, is it difficult to determine if the zionist regime's occupation is illegal or not? yes, good evening to you, miss marcia and your - yes, has helpfully explained the situation. no, i mean, anyone watching the case, you don't have to be a lawyer to understand what that this is an open and shut case. i mean, i mean, i would refer people to the uh presentations of the lawyer for the arab league who was a formidable guy who really clarifies everything legally from the beginning to now, and that shows you that this is an open an

and the imf have warned that this will have an impact on the world economy. concern is more when it comes to the spread of the aggression across the region, especially in west asia, something which in one way or... in terms of crisis, ukraine is one of them, the gaza onslot another, what's happening at the red sea also, this is the lowest world economic growth in the last 55 years and a common factor in all of this the united states, also the spillover is a big concern, you have crisis like the exchanges between hisb and the israeli regime, and also when you take a look at how syria, iran and yemen are involved in that, where syria is bombed israel and uh you're having uh tensions ratching it up by israel and the us against iran and of course how yemen is being targeted, resistance groups targeting us interests another factor. this was just... war on the palestinian people in gaza has cost the lives of countless of civilians. the war and that related instability in the region has also had regional and international economic ramifications. the international mo

this is actually an attempt to silence the image that the world has of us and the world is from gaza. look, all these events can be said that they are not coincidences and lessons are being taught on a macro level and on a macro scale, and this ongoing activity is actually a story, a vast and very powerful story. it is presented in the image and in the media , they make decisions and many events happen based on these decisions. what is very strange to us is that in the media they try to be neutral, but this happened. thank you, ms. saleh , specifically this year, we witnessed the presence of millions of people in 1400 cities. and we were in thousands of villages in iran , after 45 years, how much do you think this event is? it is considered special and how much distance there is between the reality of the story and the amount of coverage, more specifically, if we compare, the same population of this number of cities, this number of villages, in other parts of the world , have a march rally with a different issue. how would you deal with them? yes, of course, today's march had a lot of

the world was always divided. pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: but as technology grew, the world needed to grow also its organizational structures. pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: all of the countries on the map, on the political map of the world, as you look at it now, all of those countries on the map -- pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: they owe their greatness today to absorbing smaller nations over the course of time. pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: and this is how countries were growing up until the end of the 20th century. america had, you know, grown that way, he went south, it went last. -- it went south, it went west. but at the end of the 20th century -- pres. walesa: [speaking polish] pres. walesa: -- translator: a new concept of growth came around, namely such as with the united nations, the european union, and nato joining a larger organization by choice. pres. walesa: [speaking polish] translator: so, my question for today is, which of the two concepts will eve

you have noted one thing that is happening in the world, the push towards fragmentation of the world is true that on certain goods in the technology area, you have more restrictions on both sides but both sides are talking at the wto and with that kind of approach, we hope things don't degenerate or deteriorate. i'm very hopeful about that. in terms of fragmentation, if the world were to break into two trading blocs, it would cost the world economy dearly to be in the longer term a 5% loss of real global gdp and that is huge. hang on, you don't believe or worry that globalisation and global trade is unravelling? i would not say it is unravelling, i would say, yes, the disruptions and difficulties, but unravelling, no. in certain sectors and subsectors that we begin to see evidence of this fragmentation that you are pointing to. we should be very careful because if this continues, it could do real damage to the world economy and it will do even more damage to developing countries. dr ngozi okojo—iweala, the big boss of the world trade organization, always a pleasure having you on the

why is it important to teach the persian language in the world? this foundation at least came to the conclusion that we should organize a meeting and in this meeting either the host or be a guest of various organizations and institutions , the ones you mentioned are the official ones that are connected with different countries . one of them is the communication organization that you mentioned. through this language, all countries, many countries, in fact, i don't want to say all countries, about 25 to 30 countries in the world to expand. their language works like goethe who expands the german language , french alliance, russia, russia, confucius, china , yunsemre, turkey, and they all believe that if their language if their culture, tourism , and even their public diplomacy expands, it will be stronger in the world. well , the saadi foundation, which actually started its activities in 2019, and dr. haddad adel emphasized that this foundation should be formed based on the fact that the persian language chairs my help abroad was getting less prosper

. all parties from all over the world, the arrogant powers, the hegemonic powers of the world, the satanic powers, a war between satan and his soldiers on the one hand, and the people of faith, is it enough? for this storm to continue and to achieve victory for the palestinian people, only in gaza, is that enough? it is a part is, it is yes an important part of the ummah, the army by which the storm will achieve victory, the army or the storm which cannot be confronted, and our army is a storm which is participating in this continuous struggle for the ummah, an old man is responsible and old woman is responsible, ill people are responsible. wounted people are responsible all, every single individual in the ummah according to their capacity, they are responsible for this, and pushing it to further increase and intensify, nobody has any excuses, nobody has any excuse, and they are capable of achieving victory of... even if very little people must contribute, islam means resistance from muslims, muslim men and women, so no one can achieve this, can accept any shortcomings, so i a muslim, it m

world. we are holding this hearing to look at the current circumstances surrounding the w.h.o., and seeing how we can make it better, and stronger for the future. i look forward to a strong, on- topic discussion today, and i would now like to recognize ranking member, dr. louise, for the purpose of making an opening statement. >> thank you. i believe, mr. chairman, that this is the first time we gathered after you made your announcement, so i think it is absolutely appropriate to congratulate you on your decision regarding your retirement, to show you our full, full respect, and full appreciation for the amount of service you have given to our nation. not just as a policymaker here in congress, but also in your service in our military, and as a physician. as a fellow physician, it will be sad to see you leave, but know you are loved, and know you are very well respected, and our nation appreciates you, 100%. >> and i will miss working with you, and i think we got a few bills we can get past

and the world of security. we have seen, even this morning in remarks, this is a security mission, this is public health, global health and right behind you again, ringing together of health and security in a new bureau at the state department. can you speak a little bit to the cultures in the world of health and the world of 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. financial health, or 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 that health but all of those tech errors that are so involved in a security way. >> well from my standpoint, the reason why i support john so much, for the bureau of global health, security, is, i remember years ago before, when i was involved in the white house, putting the pepfar program toget

i mean, it it it beggers belief that the world still believes these institutions really have any kind of independence or effectiveness. we can't forget that. were created by the anglo-zinist empire initially in order to uh give them carp blange to continue uh their sort of one world order or the or their efforts to dominate certainly west asia in the past and uh i guess those who have some sort of positivity will say at least it gives the palestinians an arena to expose israel further and allow them to talk to the international community and the grassroots folk and that's some kind of saving grace for it but icaj has no power to force anything on israel and nor will israel currently do anything that it tells them, so it's an exercise in frustration for many, it's it gravitates towards a sense of hopelessness and demoralization for the movement that is against israel buse they've seen this international organization yet another one fail the palestinian people who are continue to be murdered, the children are being killed, hospitals are being destroyed, you know and and the starvation h

and one of them is that the world is ending. i just think that there is a formula with these believes that if you can scare people, tell them yes, you should be fearful. but here's the way you can be saved. that combination seems to work for people any time there's widespread kind of disaster that involves segments of the population. a park a look, this isn't just rises up again, everybody starts their calculations. apocalyptic comes from a greek word. that means to pull back the curtain nor to reveal so it's actually the name of the main apocalyptic book and the new testament, the book of revelation. so if you're reading greek, it would say the apocalypse of john. it's the revealing of the things that are shortly to come to pass. it was written 2000 years ago and people reading it back then thought it was near. so you can run that for the last 2500 years and you get the text to stay the same. but you got all these contexts in the context are fluid and ever changing. so apocalyptic can be used generically. but the way it's usual

. >> february 24, we have marked the end of the world as we all know it. the world of rules. rules that are meant to protect life. our resistance with the support of our partners, a rules-based, 2024 must become a time for a full restoration of a rules-based world order. ladies and gentlemen, it is not the rules that define, but rather that russia doesn't respect the rules should remain in the past. we can ensure this. not just by doing something, but by doing everything, everything necessary. the conference today represents different parts of the world. and many nations. among us, there is no one to whom the ongoing war in europe does not pose a threat. this war defines more than just the place of ukraine or entire europe in the world. this is russia's war against any rules at all. [applause] but how long will the world let russia be like this? this is the main question today. the longer russia's aggression against of the rules-based world order continues, the greater the threat euros. local wars will not remain local. they have the weaponization and they will undermine many

the world of islam is a world of high culture, peace. ancient civilizations, today about islamic civilization. islam appeared relatively recently, about one and a half thousand years ago. this religion has had a huge impact on the course of history and the modern world. it is very difficult to name a state where there are no muslims, as such, except the vatican. the core of the muslim world is arabia, with the holy cities of mecca and medina. the islamic world has a rich history. it’s not that she didn’t deny islamic civilization. islam exists in the form of several directions, different currents, this is normal, therefore it is polyphonic and so it exists at the same time as one and diverse all over the world, where is islamic civilization heading and what place will it take in the new world order? saudi arabia, mecca, 2023. from june 26 to july 1 , the hajj, a pilgrimage to holy places, continues in the main city of islam. every muslim tries to visit mecca at least once in his life. almost 3 million pilgrims come here during the annual hajj. it is impossible to speak, there are no words. th

alexander dugin challenges the western capitalism and the unipolar world.s like iran, russia, china and turkey have stood up against the domination. listen to the russian political philosophers arguments in this documentary. the death toll from this ready onslot on gaza approaches 29 as another major hospital in the bacish territory goes out of service. the eu forem policy chief warns that the west bank. is boiling and could be on the eve of a greater explosion and it increasing israely violence there, and the leader of iran's islamic revolution describes elections as the main pillar of the islamic establishment.

rest of the world.een china take steps to adapt the international system to its own system with its own preferences. for years, economists have been predicting that china would overtake the us in terms of gdp either this decade or next: now those predictions are being pushed back, and with china facing its own problems, some say that may never happen, so the most important thing: at the moment, america is once again demonstrating its ability to be resilient and re-evaluate, that is, the main idea is that the chinese economic miracle is in the past, that china understands that their options are more limited. to the domestic audience, when sullivan says that everything is fine with us, it will only get better, but you see, they said that the chinese economic miracle has exhausted itself for the last 20 years, for the last 20 years the cover of the economist magazine has written the end growth of the chinese economy, this is not true, of course, the chinese economy continues to develop, moreover, china's e

they don't sell one, please sir the global price of wheat in the world, the world price is the same, there is no difference. this chart is from the beginning of 2023 until the end of it, on the day we are at your service. yesterday, i got the exchange rate of 85 rubles to the dollar and 54 tomans based on the dollar, the market price of each kilo of wheat in shopping centers. in russia, it costs 770 tomans, mr. majazah, please tell me the price that will leave the customs door for a consumer as a jtc or a private consumer, how many dollars per ton? don't count, you say in dollars, this is global trade 27 the consumer, the consumer, whether it is government or private , the wheat and the wheat that is taken out of the customs , is it insured, is it ready, are the shipping costs, how much , how much are you? let me give you a statistic. you who say 270 dollars, see that we have to be reasonable and legal regarding the price, our statistics are statistics. we should have a documentary about the world price of wheat and the price that is worth it for us at the customs exit. they calculat

world. ,, , , ., . world.if you will and i want to bring _ world. stay there if you will and i want to bring in _ world. stay there if you will and i want to bring in one _ world. stay there if you will and i want to bring in one of _ world. stay there if you will and i want to bring in one of our - want to bring in one of our panelists, robert moran, republican strategist and pollster. what do you make of this? 50 strategist and pollster. what do you make of this?— make of this? so it's certainly a blow to the _ make of this? so it's certainly a blow to the trump _ make of this? so it's certainly a blow to the trump family - make of this? so it's certainly a blow to the trump family and l make of this? so it's certainly a| blow to the trump family and to truck_ blow to the trump family and to truck businesses. politically it's an open— truck businesses. politically it's an open question. you know, all of his financial — an open question. you know, all of his financial or all of his legal problems— his financi

keeping you up to date with world news every half hour on press tv. hello and welcome to press tv spotlight, i'm marsia hashimi, thanks so much for being with us. at the united nations, algeria has proposed immediate ceasefire resolution to the israeli holocast in gaza. the us has reacted to this by saying that if this passes, washington will veto it. well, talk about aid and abeding genocide, the us seems to want to make sure that its role in this ethnic cleansing is definitely clear cut. meanwhile, a possible seace fire with egip and qatar being the negotiators between hamas and the zionist regime is starting to fizzle. no seesfar, no humanitarian pause and still no break from the israeli genocide for the palestinian people in gaza, but i like to welcome my guests to the program. out of ramala, professor political science bears at university sad namra. out of spain, alberta garcia watson, political analyst and activist, but welcome both of you to the program, i'd like to start off in romala, it's sad, why after almost four and a half months of this

the world today is saying enough is enough. the american administration is a part of this aggression under the pretext of slogans of democracy and confronting dictatorship. you're press of your headlines: israely forces kill scores, more palestinians in gaza, including people waiting for aid as the regimes. genocide enters its 144th day. meanwhile, hamas says that israel is stalling seizfire talks and using negotiations as cover to continue its war of starvation against the people of gaza. and the un chief warns israel's invasion of rafa will put final nail in the coffin of aid programs for the gaza's trip.

and the imf have warned that this will have an impact on the world economy. concern is more when it comes to the spread of the aggression across the region, especially in west asia, something which in one way or another has happened already. in this addition of economic divide we will look at the warning by both institutions and this impact on the world economy. some of the highlights of this program. the warning by the imf and the world bank, of course uh, in terms of the impact on the global economy, this really gaza onslot is at the core of it, the red sea militarization obviously is another concern in terms of the impact that's going to have on the world economy, how much of one is what we're going to be looking at, also uh the assessment by the world bank in terms of uh crises, ukraine is one of them, the gaza onslot another was happening at the red sea also, it's the lowest world. economic growth in the last 55 years and the common factor in all of this, the united states. also, the spillover is a big concern, you have crisis like the exchanges between

the big three, they divided the world, they divided the world clearly, absolutely into zones of influence usa, europe, asia, africa, carnage, western europe, china, india, africa, usa. and russia , the ford foundation oversees the post-soviet space, the cis countries, latin america, asia, africa and the usa, that is, at some points they intersect, you see, we have zones of mixed colors, and so they are distributed according to direction. when we talk about the big three, pay attention, here is orkfer’s first fund, and he is rumored, we all know him, but what do they do in general, yes, this is a global laundry, yes, this is the movement of money in two directions. as you said it, but by and large the main goal that they stated was the study of human nature. i propose to go directly to each of them in detail, but it would probably be logical to start with the oldest. let's start with the carnegie foundation. so, the trustees of the carnegie foundation. who is probably the most significant and important here, who needs to be emphasized? jonathan oppenheimer, probably as a representative of

you can compare the price of water in the world and see where in the world the price of agricultural water is 40 tomans. we have something like this. the price of your fertilizer is the price of fertilizer. provides support services while most of the world's farmers are buying kudu from iran, they will get it with the same transportation costs and the cost will be higher. in addition to all this, you say that no, in my opinion, if you are harvesting two tons per hectare now, if this amount reaches four to five tons per hectare, the single income generated from each hectare will satisfy the farmer. i am not at all saying that the farmer should not be supported, i agree 100% with this , we had a trip with mr. engineer hojjati in the past in austria, where he talked about agriculture. he said, sir, i will not plant my land. these are the policies that you should ask for from the government , you should not ask for the price of wheat to increase , so that the price of flour, macaroni and biscuits will also increase and make people 's tables smaller. before you forget, mr. eskandari, the

the world is balancing on the brink of the third world war, it is actually going on, simply.minoes. today, not a single expert, not a single politician can predict what will happen. the usa is to blame for this crisis; they promised us in '91. watch on the belarus 24 tv channel . we all know perfectly well how britain ends its military projects, it divides the country into several parts, we have a huge number of examples, including the two koreas, yes, a number of other states, that is, when the project ukraine. the usa refused to give money, that is, there is no money, a state that prints money endlessly, they have no money, that is, they left the british to deal with these problems on their own, and as a confirmation of this, sunok’s visit to kiev again made further promises to support them in these hostilities to the last ukrainian. well, here we are again mentioning the states, and meanwhile, under self-propelled joe’s window, if not a civil war, then unrest is brewing. they clearly demonstrate that the american idea is no longer selling well not only in the world, but in

the news comes only five days after the world governing body world athletics ratified his record timehe chicago marathon last october. he smashed the world record by more than half a minute, running it in a time of two hours and 35 seconds. kiptum also won the london marathon last year. well, there's been reaction, as you would imagine, from the world of athletics. lord sebastian coe, who runs world athletics, said on x... well, the london marathon is also tweeted. .. well, let's move on to cricket now. and england have lost their most experienced spin bowlerfor the remainder of their test tour of india. jack leach is still suffering with the knee problem that ruled him out of the second test. he'll fly home and england have no plans to call up a replacement. the third test starts on thursday with the series level at one all and three games to play. nowjapan�*s ruka hirano has won the world cup snowboard half pipe title for the second year in a row. a second place finish at the season finale in calgary was enough for the overall prize. australia's valentino giselle won the event his f

, our world is spring.lo commander, greetings from this generation of zealous jamande, greetings to the commander, commander seyyed ali dahan nash and farkhane salam commander. come on, my son, come on, i'll be your supporter , i'll be your supporter, i'll be your supporter, ali bin mahdi , i'll be your leader , with my small height, i'll be your leader. i'm coming in. hello, commander, commander. hello, from this zealous generation. don't take this small step, i will stand up for you, don't look at this small step , i will finish the job like mirza koch. don't look at the small step from page 313 until i say hello to you. at this young age, just call me and see what i'm doing for you. don't look. my little hands are strong. i am a prophet to abi from amy . the price of this market is expertise, trust and respect. these are ambassadors of joy and good news. dowry tonight's schedule of mahd farsh stores all over iran. this is iran, mahd farsh . thank you for your welcome, dear compatriots. the mahd farsh fre

world's middle class, and since the elite and the world's middle class are mostly concentrated in thended up there the platform on which this fight takes place, but it has a lot of different dimensions, which is why it is so sharp, well, for example, in addition to the fight between the 1% and 10-12% of the middle layer, this is a fight within the 1% between industrial capital on the one hand and financial capital and corporatocracies with the other is a fight between what is left of state-monopoly capital, what trump calls great america, this is america in the thirties and eighties, and new it structures. who support him are supported by the white middle class and part of the white upper class, while most of the black population and latinos support the democrats, which is why it is so important for biden to drag as many democrats as possible, as many migrants as possible into the united states, these are potential votes, that is this is very, very complicated there is a conflict that exists in the... global dimension, and i think that in the middle of summer and at the very beginning

war was devouring and ravaging the world like a monster. the signs were lurking so they might be able to find some booty for themselves from the heart of all the destruction. when the war fronts were tied, the world zianist congress made stunning proposal to the british prime minister david loy george. undertakes to support the jewish immigration to palestine, they will enter the united states into the war. soon that the germans were supporters of the ottoman empire. by sinking the ships belonging to zianist merchants, forced the u.s. president woodrow wilson to enter the battle. a year later, when allies were at the gates of alkuz, yakov ben dov, a jewish immigrant who had founded the menora film company, shot his first film. the movie depicts the historic arrival of general allenby, the commander of the british army in alcuds on december 11th, 1917. with the arrival of the allies in al-qutz, the 400 year old reign of the ottoman empire on the city ended. palestine came under the toutelage. of britain and the zionist dream finally came tru

world war, before the second world war, when there is a reckoning. in the national currency were, inlace, it is clear that the americans will resist and objectively resist, the american dollar is indeed a liquid currency to some extent, but what they do not take into account is that business loves silence, or let's say, money loves silence, and the dollar has become a very noisy currency, why? because it is used by the americans as a weapon in geopolitics, so when there is dominance in world finance, there is the opportunity to punish. or other countries with the help of the dollar, but other countries that are not punished yet, they are thinking about maybe they remember that zhemengue, his phrases that don’t ask the bell tolls, because in the end it rings under itself, begins to look for some alternative options, but for now it remains such a main reserve currency and in many ways, in general, here is the distribution of money in the world and the movement capital depends on economic cycles in the usa, i’m not an economist in general, yes, but... in order for americans to buy goods

stripped of his crown as the world's - dinners of world records...dest dog, he was awarded the title last february, this is what his owner said at the time. translation: it said at the time. translation: , ., ., translation: it is a feeling of ride we translation: it is a feeling of pride we cannot _ translation: it is a feeling of pride we cannot explain, - translation: it is a feeling of pride we cannot explain, we . translation: it is a feeling of. pride we cannot explain, we knew many— pride we cannot explain, we knew many people told us that they would ask for— many people told us that they would ask for money, that it was only four people _ ask for money, that it was only four beanie they— ask for money, that it was only four people they knew, but we knew bobby's — people they knew, but we knew bobby's age, and we were sure that the examinations would only prove what we _ the examinations would only prove what we already knew.— what we already knew. genetic testint what we already knew. genetic testing established _ what we already knew. geneti

within of this whole world, this world is good , it trades, they have their own programs, they defendith all this, he doesn’t like it all, but this... and there are several supranational institutions that are important for the united states of america, they are significant, they are important. what will happen to the europeans? with european countries, there with this so-called civilized world, as they consider it, there is more of it there no, in fact, if you read how he justifies the events of the last two years, it makes you smile, he says that you know, there are forces in the world that want to undermine us dominance, and it is a crime from his point of view, to undermine us dominance impossible, in the next sentence he says that there is such a terrible... china, which wants to dominate the south china sea, it is a crime for it to dominate, for the usa it is a crime if its dominance here somehow ends, well, look how they treat russia they describe, in this interview, in this conversation, he says that the main problem of russia and the main, if you like, crime that russia wants

of your world has no end, the love of our time , our world is eternal. come on, come on, i'll be your fan i am overwhelmed by all this and the clamor of book lovers at the dehlis international book fair , which is being held with the participation of 50 countries. india, with 24,000 publishers , is the sixth book market in the world and the second book market in the world in terms of english books. the study population in this country is high and its book population is about 450 million people. one of the priorities of the islamic breshad ministry of culture is to support the translation of works in different languages, especially in languages ​​that have a wider audience, the publishers of that language are interested in publishing persian and iranian works. attention to regional markets with respect to cultural affinities cause more attendance. translation and printing of farsi books into hindi, urdu and english for the most populous country in the world . i didn't read much about him, but i saw videos and documentaries about him and was influenced by

lips of the people of the world. deadlines deadlines hello, my love, the sun of my world, hello, nahdi, the owner of my time, you have arrived, narges bostan taha. hello, your name speaks to my tongue. hello, your name speaks to my passion and expectation. i hope they remain soldiers. shams jahan has come, the lord of the time, the savior of the land of sama, look at the lion of god , the eye of god is on the lips of the people of the world . celebrating the promised mahdi of god almighty, farja al-sharif , the celebrations of the half of sha'ban will be held last night, today, one of the places whose celebrations started at 2 o'clock yesterday is jama'an. i will meet with my colleague, mr. taghizadeh, a reporter of sada vasima news agency, to learn more about the programs that are scheduled today on this holy threshold. it should be held for us and you, dear viewers , please explain the answer mr. taghizadeh, hello reporter, in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, greetings and respect, good time and good morning, at your service , dear colleague and all the dear a

look at this world order. you can understand the invalidity of the world order from this incident in gaza, and this is not sustainable, this is not sustainable, this will disappear . they considered the scandal of western culture and civilization and added that behind these crimes are america's money, weapons, and political assistance, and as the zionists themselves admitted, without american weapons, they would not have been able to continue the war for a single day. therefore, americans are also guilty and responsible for this tragic incident. hazrat ayatollah khamenei called the solution to the end of the gaza crisis to withdraw the major world powers and support the west from this issue. and they have said: palestinian fighters are capable of managing the field. even today , they have not been hit hard by the stage management. emphasizing that it is the duty of governments to cut off political aid, weapons propaganda and not to send consumer goods to the zionist regime, he pointed out that it is the duty o

the world is more complex and is ready to move towards a world government.al supreme power, the intellectual elite and bankers of the world, is undoubtedly preferable to national self-determination, practiced in the past century. the goals are well known to you, a one world government, that’s what we need, it will be formed, whether you like this idea or not, you yourself ask us about it, because then it will only get worse and worse, worse and worse, for this we need much more than economic paralysis, we need wars, famines and epidemics around the world. and no matter how much boris johnson, and now boris chuprina, talks about how this war was not provoked, on february 24, when putin decided on his monstrous and an unprovoked war in ukraine, this is not true, it was prepared, it was not prepared by us, i will not give the examples that i have already given, what our president said or the documents that were found. just numbers, you will understand everything, look, on february 15, the osce recorded 41 ceasefire violations, when the kiev regime began active

the world has seen 9/11. the world has seen jihadists. the world has seen a chopping of heads of citizens in france or elsewhere. we are faced with an ideology of extreme islam that wants to wipe us off the map. i believe in a dialogue with islam. i know that there are many muslim countries that advocate for peace. but, this ideology that is now the focal point of the empire of people that minutes -- of people that emanates from tehran is of huge magnitude and it needs to be the main target of international security forces because it starts with the iranian nuclear program. it starts with their ideology. it goes to terror, their proxies, the houthis, a tribe of 50,000 people with ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones, something bigger than most nations in the world. you ask yourself, where is this aimed for if not at the heart of europe and the united states and elsewhere in the free world? people have to wake up. i brought with me a book that was taken by our military in their operation. our military goes in and finds in homes

world championships, european championships and summer world championships. and what’s most interesting is that in all these 12 events, belarusian athletes won medals. currently raubich. this is one of the best sports complexes, if not the best in the world, dinara, how are you, how are you feeling, how is the baby growing, great, thank you, it’s growing , it’s developed, so we started training, yes, yes, we started, you’re doing well, well, my business depends on your doing, you’re doing great, i have great. today we have men tested in a lagerole dressing room, this is a very specific and hard work, this is such a treadmill, such a step test is done, the angle of elevation of this path is constantly increased, so the athlete works for 3 minutes in one position, the angle gradually increases by... an obliquely specialized roller ski simulator allows you to perform roller ski training in standard laboratory conditions, when the weather... sliding conditions on the track or altitude are not factors influencing performance, therefore, under standard conditions,

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

for the world. of islam as you mentioned, this issue is the issue of all people in the whole world,ur people is muslim, this is not mean threat at all, unlike what is being promoted in hollywood and the islamophobia propaganda throughout the germanic media, there is no reason for tension, we should be fair and tolerant around this issue, this is the just issue of liberating the nations that have been dominated and surrendered and have not been able to free themselves from ينقص في سلاحف بحرين يقتل حيوانات بشريه. تلك قضيه وتلك قضيه كيف تكون ملاكا ابيض يبقى ضميرك نص ض تنصف حركات الحريه وتنصف حركات التحرير وتوزع عطفك وحنانك. المقتول حسب الجنسيه وتلك قضيه وتلك قضيه كيف تكون انسانا راقي ومطابق للاشتراطات كل كلامك لابس واقي وبتحضم كل الشجرات. بتقول ع بواب العارس جنبك جيش بيد مدارس واما بتفش نفسك لابس دمك تقول الكل ضحيه وتلك قضيه وتلك قضيه كيف اصدق هذا العالم. لما بيحكي عن الانسان شايف امه بتبكي ضناه علشان مات في الغرض جعان ويساوي الماتول بالقتل في شرف ونزاه وحده وتلك قضيه وتلك قضيه. مش فارغ العالم يتكلم ووت حر وما تعيش مسلمه تلم بجيل ورا جيل يتعلم كيف يعيش ويموت لقضيه بنادي على عالم مين عل

let's say in this little perfect world, um, what is supposed to happen at this point? okay, they're using starvation as a weapon of war, which is a war crime, what happens next? in an ideal world, the entire israeli government and all the israeli military officers and non-commission officers would... be before an international tribunal for war crimes, just like in nurenburg or in japan after the second world war, but of course we sadly don't live in a perfect world, we await one, but we don't have one yet, and so as we continue to struggle, we realize that all of these crimes that we are witnessing, war crimes of of horrific magnitude are happening and unfolding before our eyes, and many of the international institutions and structures are powerless in the face of... such devastation and such crimes, and so really what can we do? the only thing that can be done is the continuing pressure from outside by foreign governments, by populations that are using the boycott divestment instinctions movement, the bds movement, to continue to pressure their government, their insti

team became the third in the world after winning against belarus. in the name of allah , the most merciful, the most merciful , please accompany us with the news segment at 8 am. air mass the cold that made most of iran rain and snow it caused schools and educational centers in cities of 18 provinces of the country to be non-attendance . ordville, tehran, hamadan and qom will be held virtually today. students of these schools should consider. in the central province, the activities of the administration and banks start with an hour delay. with the establishment of the cold air mass in the country, the amount of gas production also increased, according to the director of the country's gas network control center, with the continued cooling of the air, the amount of consumption in the coming days to 75% equivalent to 650 million. the cube is available in the domestic, commercial and non-major industrial sectors. the return of snow and cold to the country and the increase in gas consumption. we are happy that this snow will come maybe for 48 hours, mayb

, a world cup golden boot winner, and a world cup final hattrick scorer to boot, and yet still only 25 former real madrid president ramon calderon explained to the bbc, there's more to this deal than just money for one of the world's most coveted players. mainly the glory, the title. they know here that his image, his reputation will be broadcast all around the world. i know mbappe in this case is well known. but when they come to real madrid, the image is strengthened much more. to cricket, and the yorkshire chairman colin graves told a parliamentary committee in the united kingdom on tuesday that he hasn't spoken to azeem rafiq to apologise for the racist abuse he suffered while playing for the club. rafiq's testimony led to the county being fined around $500,000 for failing to address systemic use of racist or discriminatory language over a number of years, and some of the period in question covered grave's initial tenure at the club. here's our sports editor, dan roan. this is the first time colin graves publicly spoke since re—elected as the yorkshire chairman, following a vote by