brother, yes, yes, let me tell you that the world cup is the arena for the best teams in the world, and as you say, there are no weak teams, but if we pay attention to the grouping. we see that almost 2 groups are known from now on, which teams will advance, let's leave it with us , with daily information, i ask friends , let's talk about the lottery and stop demagoguery. regarding the two most important parts , we need to know what great things venezuela and france have done in recent years to eliminate colombia . it has the fourth place in the world and is third in the copa america. it shows its strength, after brazil and argentina , and paraguay is fourth. they are going to the world cup stage from europe and their players are playing in the top three in the world, and the last match of their friends was a month ago, when brazil won 3/2 and their third win was guatemala, which is rightly ahead of these two teams in the world cup. but in my opinion , the quality is lower than these two teams. this is a matter of discussion. the second discussion is in the next stages. if you want to b

one is that the world knew, the world knew.e jews. and as ken burns in his pbs series revealed to the world, reveal how much america new and how little it did. so the first lesson for us is to know, to know about anti-semitism, bigotry, racism. to know who it is that threatens our democracy, our freedoms. it is important that we know. and knowing is not enough. the second thing that became clear to me was that wherever, whenever, however good people said no, whenever good people stood up and said no to hate, jews lived, gays lived, roma lived. there was an oscar schindler who saved 1200 jews. there was a diplomat who saved maybe 100,000 jews. there were 60 diplomats who acted against the riches of the government to save thousands of jews. it was in denmark, bulgaria who saved all their jews. i standard today because there was a polish catholic lady who could barely read and write, who did not sit down and weigh and measure the risks, and yet wished her life every single day for four years to protect the life of another human be

in the communist world. well, nans instinctively desire for freedom and self-determination surfaces again. and. to be sure, grim reminders of how brutally the police stamp state attempts to snuff out this quest for self-rule in 1953 in east germany, in 1956. in hungary 1968. in czechoslovakia. in 1981, in poland. but the struggle continues. poland. and we know that there are even those who strive and suffer for freedom within the confines of the soviet union itself. how we conduct ourselves here in the western democracies will determine whether this trend continues. no democracy is not a fragile flower. still, it needs cultivating. if the rest of this century is to witness the gradual growth of freedom and democratic ideals, we must take actions to assist the campaign for democracy. and then reagan what we're relatively modest steps to promote democracy. she, as i stated, led to the creation of the national endowment for democracy. why were they modest? because reagan wanted to support democracy everywhere t

is the best leak in the world.verrated, the players are overworked. it is that. you can talk about that until anybody relates is finally, somebody obviously needs to help the people. you have to become a partner of football again and not just the squeezer. that's it. that's a little advice from an old man on the way out. meanwhile, chelsea boss mauricio pochettino says rumours about his future at the club need to stop. despite thursday's win aginst spurs, pochettino�*s future remains the subject of speculation after a difficult campaign, with the blues eighth in the table. the manager insists he's still in the dark as to whether he has the backing of the club's owners going forward. we don't know. at the moment. i suppose i have one more year contract, i will be here, but enough about stupid rumours, you know, because you need to ask the club. if the club want me to keep going or run, not to write nonsense that have no sense. —— not to write things that have no sense. the evening session at the crucible is under wa

soviets, in a positive light, with world war 2, world war 2 is a clearly good versus evil narrative. it's difficult to, it's difficult to like adolf hitler and the nazis. right. so it's very easy to create the narrative of, you know, americans of the good guys not use of the bad guys in 2004 rochester side by side with the allies to mark the 60th anniversary of the norm and the line. then for the very 1st time, thoughts by then the majority of americans and europeans had shifted their position on whose role was the game changer. if you're, it is how did the most to win the war. us apparently, definitely in their view and that of most of their allies. and here's another poll which really shows the evolution of this brain washing what after the war ended, 57 percent of the french thought must go have contributes of the most to the war effort. fast forward the few decades and it's most scope which a southerly replaced by washington says, well, let's just pause and remind ourselves over the casualties the soviet union last at least, 20000000 people during the great patriarch war, which i

for... the world capital, for the world oligarchy in what, that is not just being destroyed, it is actuallyg this market, the global world, and today we understand that china, india, and russia claim not just in theory, but in practice what they are becoming macro-civilizations, each of them offers the world something of its own, so let’s see what the destruction of this world is, which means we are fighting what they scare us with today, what, well... all this can lead if it doesn’t globalization is preserved, then there will not be enough resources, that rapid growth is impossible, that the victory of one means the failure of another, this is all a liberal ideology, which is based on the imposition of a completely different view on us, which we must strive for, the club of rome, all of it the forecasts did not come true, but they are the basis of ideology, not only economic, political, and here they are promoting all of this from here, all of this... this is not only an economic process, this is the process of proposing the chinese view of uniting the peoples of the world there, which mr.

one is that the world knew. the world knew.e feeds from faraway places. no internet, no 24-7 news. and yet the world knew. those in positions of power to make decisions to stop what was happening knew. they knew how many jews were killed in all those places. they knew. they knew what was happening to the jews. and as ken burns in his pbs series revealed to the world, revealed how much american new and what little it did. so the first lesson for us is to know, to know about anti-semitism, bigotry and racism. to know who it is that threatens our democracy, our freedoms, it is important that we know. but knowing is not enough. the second thing that became clear to me was that wherever, however good people said no, whenever good people stand up to say no to hate, jews lived. days lived. roma lived. there was an oscar schindler who saved 1200 jews. there was raoul wallenberg, swedish diplomat who saved nearly 3000 jews. there were over 60 diplomats who acted against the orders of their governments and saved thousands of jews. there

that actually there's a lot of players in the fashion world right now, in the luxury world, and it'seally the ones that are very high that will do well. and does that also justify some of the price increases we have seen at chanel? leena: our prices are related to our cost prices. we use exquisite raw materials. and our production, as you know, is very rigorous, laborious, handmade. so we raise our prices according to the inflation that we see. so they are really linked to the cost price. we've also made a commitment to price harmonization across the world, which means a client should not experience excessive price differentials, no matter where they buy. francine: the second-hand market is also something that we are seeing more and more in the last four to five years. what does that mean for a company like chanel? leena: you know, we have famously not been on e-commerce. we always said we want our clients to buy from our beautiful stores, because we believe that clients must enjoy the immersive experience, the immersive physical experience, where they build a relationship with the f

it's the world's top software designers for architects.rever you'rejoining me from around the world, once again, a big hello and a warm welcome to the show. you know, our cities, they're home to governments, cathedrals, universities, hospitals, hundreds of millions of homes and billions of people. they dominate the global economy, but they also generate the vast majority, 70%, of the world's carbon emissions. the world, it has become more populous than at any point in history. and since 1980, the proportion of people living in urban areas, it has soared. in that year, it was just over 39%. by 2007, for the first time, more than half of the global population were living in an urban setting. and here in 2024, that number is now nearly 60%. it's projected to be 68% by the middle of this century. and if that trend continues, more than 80%, orfour in five of us, will be living in towns or cities by 2080. that means there'll be six times as many big cities with a population of more than a million people. but some regions are becoming more urban

this is precisely why cosco works for world wide. there are art festivals and exhibitions in thailand, new york, and now in prague that translate history of world into images is showing the exhibition cost task with works by over 30 international artist who resonate deeply with cost of seeing, even in contemporary times. of the artist in this exit edition told us that a good sign letter to father is resist name and he would not change any sentence in the text. and then the language cosco rights clearly and simply objectively there's nothing artificial or convoluted, but what he describes is dream like a nebulous and he pulls out all the stops. and i just as a young person was so just blown away by his way of creating these situations and using language to describe things so precisely in, in a way that despite all the precision, you have no idea what's going on. if this is positive, it's the spaces that kafka creates that become smaller and smaller or larger and larger. cool, i see often describes the impossibility of getting from one

military ranked 17th in the world and were hardly in a to enter a world war. but including president roosevelt began view events in europe and the pacific with increasingly more justification of kind. the including vast numbers of women andruthlessly murdered with bombs. the air at 2:50 a.m. on september 1st, 1939. president roosevelt was asleep at the white house when the is bedside rang. the had invaded poland as pledged to come to poland's defense of germany attacked. roosevelt realized that a larger was at hand. while his sympathies lay with the countries being overrun, the axis powers america's isolate in his mood limited his freedom to respond. the country's neutrality act prevented. the sale of american weapons to warring nations. there was little he could do at congress for authority andsufficient to manufacture munitions and was supplies of many kinds to be turned over to thosere now in actual nation. our most useful and immediate role is to as an arsenal for as well as for ourselves. we should send an ever increasing numberand gun. that is our purpos

cities in the world to live.e best cities in the world to live. one of them of course is singapore, another one is vienna, another one is vancouver and of course a fourth is melbourne in australia. it's extraordinary what has been happening there in terms of the energy transition, where the city and its leaders are working together so closely with the business community, the utility companies, the superannuation funds and others, to prove that the business and of making cities really exciting isjust as important for business as it is for population as well. on that note, greg clark, chair of the connected places catapult, great to have you on the show. we'll check in with you soon. thank you very much, aaron. it's been a pleasure. so, melbourne, i don't know about that. i'm from sydney, we've got the gorgeous harbour. and for people who don't know, sydney and melbourne, we've always had a very friendly rivalry. but i have to say, melbourne, i mean, it is a ringing endorsement from greg clark there. so coming up a

and then the project “the world in the palm of your hand”.d berlin allowed nazi germany to revive the fleet and bypass the versailles peace treaty contract watch this now. on june 18, 1935 , a naval agreement was concluded between great britain and nazi germany, hitler was officially allowed to revive the navy in violation of the versailles peace treaty. thus , the mechanism of destruction created after the first world war by the status quo in europe was launched, and another big step was taken towards... the process of europe and the whole world sliding into the second world war was gradual and actually began, by and large, from the moment of the arrival of to hitler's power in 1933, who openly spoke about the need to revise versailles and... everyone wanted peace, everyone saw that hitler was violating the rules of the treaty of versailles, that he was rearming, and so on, that he wanted something different, and the idea was that he needed to quit into the mouth. well, some part to satisfy him, so that he would shut up and ensure peace in t

déjà vu, pages from textbooks about the second world war, russia returned to the headlines of the worldpast, russia returned to the daily news feed, proving with each new crime... nazism was revived, only with a new label, made in russia. mr. igor, zelensky says that the world slept through the revival of nazism. do you agree with this statement, and why is racism not such a concept now that the world protests against, that condemns, because well, judging by what mr. oleg said, i understand that ... that we are somewhere, relatively speaking, in the 38th year, well, if we draw analogies, and everything is still ahead in the world, well, and accordingly in ukraine as well, well, the 37th-38th year, here we can also agree in parallel with the president, he said , that he did not sleep, to some extent even ignored it, and there are quite obvious reasons for this, there are three of them: the first, oleg already partially mentioned it, current russia is not yet at least at war against... western countries, countries of western democracies , moreover, she constantly, at least publicly, decla

so a $65.00 people around the world. but we're, you know, we're here at my office, one of my offices. this is the one and divine loving office in london, prague. manchester. i know l a as well because of the very 1st office we sent husband nikia. she bens, the midnight oil, the to just around the world, from one of their offices to the next, the they've even open to their own design studio in prague. experts from renowned ca developers, such as opinions already know what that one you see pickup loan d ca designs for the last 2 years. we have seen the most a concept cause, you know, i see really cool stuff like holograms in cause and, and, and, and, you know, tools opening backwards inside it sideways and go in all different directions. and then, you know, smoking mirrors and just put on a show, right? and that's what i would love to do is to design something where people go, wow, that is cool. so the ultimate goal with the design studio is to actually design my own uh, super limited series of calls, and also probably a t

we are not at war with the world. we are logical words we want to play for the world. and... this is our right. we are a member of the international community. we are a member of the united nations. when we come to talk about our rights regarding the nuclear issue, because we are among the first members of the npt , we are part of the npt treaty and there is an obligation. we gave two, we must enjoy its privileges . what is the privilege of having peaceful nuclear energy? well, when we are negotiating , no one can speak for us in front of this region. we were in the 9th government when we were discussing nuclear energy. and the tenth one sat we held an international event here, and many people from different countries came . nuclear power for all, nuclear weapons for none. when this slogan is used, it will find its target audience. the world sees that this logic is a strong logic. while a month later, the americans held an international nuclear meeting in america and talked about how many nuclear weapons we need. how many nuclear weapons should russia have , how should

it's to the side of the world. i mean, we've got to stop living in these little boxes where we think we know everything truths don't live in boxes, neither do we. neither does this show. this is where we are, i'm rick sanchez and this is directed the, the world's largest democracy votes. the rest of the planet watchers in an emerging multi polar world. india's voice matters. but who will be the power behind watches, almost $1000000000.00 people decide and billions more, react the cost me. i mean, it arrives or did the impress, misleading common to the end result caused by the way the media has classes. and so you guys who are access to the conference room cache, we region as local calls, the violence in, in these general election also has this child skeleton is in fact a massive piano as us to, for the inside. and they to blow up from the to ukraine. oh, i know waiting, so most go times kind of fit from to useful. see, the display is trophies russian capital say, well, nations 3 capital gains is low with columbia a

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ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the world. today, in the first episode of tonight's program , we will host mr. dr. manouchehr mottaki, the former minister of foreign affairs of our country, to examine the foreign policy legacy of martyrs raisi and amir abdullahian . mr. mottaki, hello , welcome to the program. we are at your service, in the name of god al-rahman al-rahim, inna allah and inna aliyyah rajjoun, i am at your service to the good viewers of the news network of this incident, my condolences. first, i think with the most basic part, i.e. a look at different fields, including the specialized field that ruled the world in these 3 months that martyr raisi and martyr amir abdullahian. let's talk about moving things forward. i remember that they took responsibility in a situation where a kind of deadlock was depicted in the country's foreign policy, even openly. it was said that it is not possible to manage the country with these conditions of communication with the world now, but when we look at the past 33 months, we see

he sends to the world. of course, i saw these pictures , i also cried a lot myself and was sad about this incident and this sad incident that happened, and of course this shows that, contrary to the propaganda that america and other western countries are doing, the president of iran is a popular person. iran's foreign minister was a popular figure and a loss. there is a national sadness. now, westerners may try and think that they can use such a situation for things like changing the government, but the people of iran stand with strength and determination and continue their struggle. they know and at the same time they are supporting other nations like palestine and yemen and they sympathize with them, so the pictures we saw really show that it is similar to the pictures used to prepare the bodies. we also saw the martyr soleimani and this shows that iran will not surrender to the westerners so easily mr. christopher helali, thank you for being with us in this conversation, in the rest of the world today ,

he founded world central kitchen. now, world central kitchen is truly a global organization with operations now underway in ukraine, gaza and chile. an outspoken voice for immigrants, inclusion and human rights. barack obama awarded him the national humanities medal. where some people talk about building higher walls, chef jose andres to talk about letting food connect us. we are eager to hear more about this. there we go. i just want to start with a little bit. what was your vision then, 15 years ago and how has your vision and aspirations changed over time? chef andres: my mom -- they showed me the amazing people we have every day. they seem always to make the impossible possible. they were a very big influence on me. but for me, an important moment in my life. it was the first time i saw -- being aware that there was any quality. moments like when i did the military service. i was with 300 people. i was able to see the wall and i saw the disparities. and first time i came to america, first time i saw the big americ

and the unity, well, yes the so-called democratic, yes, the world, the nominally democratic world, becauseemocracy there, it has to... well, let's say this, to preserve this, this spirit of unity, this alliance, this commitment to the alliance, it can ensure victory, it's just well, this is the middle distance, that is, you have to rebuild, it's painful, but that's why we have to pass, if they can pass, then this world is stronger economically, and financially, economically, it can still impose the rules of the game again. i agree, i agree with you absolutely, mr. vadim, because when i start thinking about it, i think, well, obviously, those so-called civilized countries are stronger, they are, both in the scientific and technical, engineering fields, which what would happen to china if it didn't steal or buy technology from europe and america, if fragmentation happens, it actually ensures that the third world lags behind, was once called there is no second world from the first world, there are no socialist countries, and something tells me that, let’s say those who are wavering there, sau

world. india's voice matters. but who will be the power behind watches, almost 1000000000 people decide and billions for react the the so welcome back. i'm rick sanchez. and this is direct impact, so his book is called a ron's reconstruction jihad world development and regime consolidation. after 1979, he's done tons of interviews to put this book together. he's a professor at florida international university and beautiful miami professor. eric lot is good enough to join us now to talk a little bit about what he has learned and i guess for most on our minds today is this question about the, the iranian president dying. so what happens now, is this going to change iranian politics? defect as well, myself and, and the minneapolis don't believe there's going to be bunch of it change because of the system over there with the supreme leader. really having the final say over foreign policy and even many areas of domestic policy that even with this president to in many ways was an extension of the supreme leader of being

. -- had 8 locations around the world.s a private sector company we had to be able to work with regulators around the world, and at the end of the day for critical infrastructure, the international component is absolutely foundational, even at rsa, while nate was rolling out the cyber and digital strategy, i was meeting with our israeli counterpart, australian, part, south korean, canadians tonight, ukrainians tomorrow. because we have to operate together with the divisibility of each of the different partners around the world who see cyberspace from their own perspective, we have to come together to connect the dots across the world so that we can understand that risk broadly and then drive down that risk to like-minded nations. international partnerships are foundational to everything we do as america's cyber defense agency. graham: i will turn to alan. how does ntia plate specifically on the industrial policy side? how does ntia play international strategy? alan: thank you for having me as well, and congratulations to n

i think what they do is just a whole different world. and i think we in this world can learn a lot from them. it's exciting, those that bringing those new people into uh wells cuz people have pretty huge followings. but i'll be watching what they, what they do with a lot of interest. who knows, we, we may end up doing something in some shape or form together in the future. people who have been in the auction world for years and years and years are even excited about this and, and that's the lowest one minds. that's incredible. um, you know, it will completely transform the way that people buy and sell. so because women on top okay. are you ready? we've had a numerous following online. she's changed the automobile. wow. the tend to jenny, is there any just speaking the, my dream is buying multi $1000000.00 costs for myself. know firing them and driving them. uh, buying them for myself and driving them without a camera on me. just for me, just for me to experience the fuel. driving pleasure again. a lot of the time when i'm in these cars,

german speaking authors in the world. the said he would not have like to say something like, you would probably have said guys, this is a huge misunderstanding. and he didn't see himself as a successful writer. i mean, he tried to write a novel 3 times fine, but he never finished any of them. the when griego a samsung work one morning from troubling dreams, he found himself transformed. right. that in his bed into some sort of monstrous insect. this is how cock is the most famous story. the metamorphosis published in 1915 starts. a young man who wakes up as an insect. sounds strange, but apparently it still triggers. many people today, a symbol of feeling at the mercy of others, it incredibly well captures what it feels like to be misunderstood or feeling misunderstood. as a young person, you know, the familial stresses, the pressures of starting out in the world in a profession where you're just very sure that you're going to fail and look at that . here you are failing, despite your great effort and you know intentions.

and europe are two pillars of the free world. we have together led and adapted through many changes and we must continue to collaborate as we navigate a shifting global economic landscape. this includes our approaches to the peoples republic of china. the u.s. and europe both recognize that china's tremendous rise from representing 3% of the global economy to 20% means that it will help shape the global economy. guided by president biden, i have worked to put u.s.-china relationship on sure footing for the benefit of people around the world. as i repeatedly emphasized, we do not seek to decoup will. we seek toe diversify. and it was said the same emphasizing the need to derisk. our critical mineral supply chains are currently overconcentrated in china. we saw the danger during the covid pandemic and in the aftermath of russia's invasion. so the united states has pursued an approach i have called french line to deepen economic ties with a wide range of partners and allies to build resilient supply chains to advance our energy and

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also in the events that happen in the islamic world. the message that we will receive in the near future from the guardian of muslims in this year's acquittal ceremony. we will hear that it is a different atmosphere. if we go back a little, hazrat imam started his movement at the level of iran from faiziya. awareness and presence imam's people were two serious components for the islamic movement and the victory of the islamic movement. that is, the imam did not believe much in scattered movements and armed actions in the past . he believes that the movement will win when the people enter the stage and enter the square . in order for the people to come to the square , they put 17 years of raising awareness into their profession, starting with faiziya 15. a year in exile in the province. teach the poor or the islamic government, and then people will enter the field. hazrat imam started the international islamic revival from the side of god's house. that is, in their first message to the pilgrims of god's house and muslims in general addre

pages from textbooks about the second world war, russia turned back. snares of the world media, russiaed the terrible past to the daily news feed, proving with each new crime that nazism was reborn, only with a new marking, made in russia. mr. igor, zelensky says that the world fell asleep from the birth of nazism, do you agree with this statement and... why is racism not such a concept that the world protests against, that condemns, because judging by what mr. oleg, i understand that we are somewhere, relatively speaking, in the year 38, well, if we draw analogies, everything is still ahead in the world, and , accordingly, in ukraine as well, well, in the year 37-38, here we can also agree in parallel with the president, said he didn't sleep. some to some extent even ignored it, and there are quite obvious reasons for this, there are three of them: the first, oleg has already partially mentioned it, current russia is not yet at least at war against western countries, countries of western democracies, moreover, it is constantly, at least publicly declares that he is not going to fight,

do you feel like you're on top of the world? got up, shook himself off and went.ast, you were a psychiatrist, a famous scientist, and then you quit medicine and became an ordinary police psychologist. you 'll kill me, why did you provoke him? i wanted to help the guy, she’s digging under you, valera is in the most dangerous place. for you together, you are a predator, what a pain it hurts, they say that you people know how to look straight into his head, this is a metaphor, look into his head, look in the application or on the website. the government is successfully resisting the toughest sanctions in history, the purpose of which is to destroy the russian economy.

the world is not the world of that day, it is not a world where america , france and america rule or the soviet union exists. today, the world has also changed, america has lost its power and hegemony, and america no longer dominates the world, as it did in the year, for example , and the world situation was changed. at the same time , the zionist regime is having problems internally and they themselves say that our situation has become very bad, we may be destroyed , their military power is not the same as before, the zionist regime is weaker than before, and the forces are in favor of palestine. but it has become very weak. this is the new situation that we are witnessing and we say that after the al-aqsa storm , the world has entered a new stage. the zionist regime entered the gaza strip after the lakhsha storm. he wanted to destroy the resistance, but he couldn't. the resistance now has the upper hand in the gaza strip, even though the zionists dominate the air and the ground and can strike. they are trying to occupy the gaza strip easily, but these attacks and this occupation ar

the dollar was recognized as the world's reserve currency.ountries were strictly tied to it. gold security was accepted, one ounce cost 35 dollars. an international monetary fund and a world bank were created. the soviet union took an active part in the conference, but it decided not to join the work of the fund and bank. theoretically, the government. sending existing ones into oblivion, new ones will be. the establishment of new institutions does not mean adjacent to the old ones and working in parallel. the coexistence of different things is multilateralism. we should strive to ensure that no one system is dominant. i don’t know of a single country that would directly state that the desire to sever all ties with usa, and would actually do it. russia, china, usa, eu, building a comprehensive network of foreign policy relations, and avoiding any imposition of friendship or enmity. africa, for example, is not eager. here it would be nice to deal with the first wave of ripples on the water generated by it, but the second one is rolling in. i'm

leena: it is the best job in the world. it's creative, it's energetic, it's vibrant, the sector is doing well. it's a great place to be. francine: so what kind of difference do you want to make at chanel? is it on the business, is it longevity, is it what it stands for, is it sustainability? leena: you know, i want to lead chanel into the future along with my team. and lead chanel into the future by protecting what's core to us, by protecting our differentiation, protecting what's unique about us. and by evolving as a scaled, iconic business and brand. it is always important to understand the context we operate in. the context we have externally is very, very dynamic. geopolitical uncertainties, macroeconomic challenges, inflation, complete fragmentation, media channels, ecosystems. winning hearts and minds of people is so difficult in today's day and age. so we see all of that externally. ai. i mean, there's not a week you don't hear about ai. so all of this is happening externally. and internally, it has been a phase of r

the world had less than one megawatt total across the entire world of solar power. we now have as of last summer, more than one terror. what electric power generated by sort of a tech. so a 1000000 se gross, that's just under a quarter of renewable energy sources total output. but of course nowhere near enough for a complete global transition, it's estimated that 20 terrel watts will be needed to meet this goal. researchers like add water, hope to keep improving their materials. internal science is a platform for innovation for sustainable energy. it's a very, very powerful platform because almost all the renewable energy technologies that we are working on now, whether they be solar cells, fuel cells, batteries, electric chemical cells that make hydrogen or uh, you know, reduce c o 2 and do all of the things that were trying to do, to build a sustainable energy economy. they all rely on materials. something being researched all around the globe in order to move as quickly as possible. researchers need to work closer together than ever before. developers of, of new

you were not in the world yet. you were not in the world when our parents defeated the fascists. you come here thanks to... well, there is a question whether these aunts were in the world, most likely they were not, and obviously no relation to the victory of parents, grandfathers, who whatever, they don’t have it, that’s why they can’t wear it, but here it’s a slightly different story as well, because they simply came to the symbols that are prohibited in ukraine, in ukraine the symbols of both nazism and... soviet symbols are prohibited, because it the same thing, why is it the same thing? here i want to remind you of the words of the great soviet russian writer viktor astafiev, who described it beautifully when he talked about his attitude in general, both to nazism and to the soviet government, let's listen, because you never know. .. never it is not superfluous to listen to the words of a person who really fought in the second world war, who really saw the horrors of this second world war, who described these horrors of the second world war, and who really, unlike all these

maria vladimirovna, you can’t argue. of course, these are two worlds, yes, one world of perversion off each other, violence, satanism, on the other, russian-chinese relations reaching a completely different level, you just look and your heart rests, when you look at our people and think, it’s good that we are not there, not with these people, you know, because they repeated it several times, and it seems to me that they have already consolidated it somewhere. behavior that is responsible to whom and to solve some of its problems, responsible to the people, and to countries, and to the world community, and what is surprising, and this is what china and i have been demonstrating for many years now, responsible both to past generations and before the future, that’s what concerns future generations, youth, the future, the future, this is, in principle, always one way or another in speeches, in statements, was also present on the world agenda, but responsibility to the past is generally a completely new phenomenon, and look with what responsibility, again, but let’s add love and sincerity,

, the world hegemons, and are you really the world's hegemons, or are you just walking around the worldondon, and paris, and some others, and the canadians, and the poles, because they are pulling you. in the fire of a nuclear war it is understandable, but they are in the washington regional committee, it is not clear which party are being dragged into the fire of a nuclear war, and if you are still the hegemons of the western world, well, let’s resolve the issues, as they said in circles to which i was not close in the nineties. this is an orange, you bought your hegemony with money, and with borrowed money, there are people in the world who have both countries and forces, who have their own money, so in my opinion today a proposal was made to washington: well , prove your hegemony, withdraw your can you save jackals from the brink of nuclear war? we’ll talk, but you won’t be able to, it’s a disaster. by the way, they say snow will fall, but in moscow normal, we are familiar, this is the kind of snow that can fall somewhere in europe, yes, and how it will run there, this is a geiger co

towards the end of world war ii, the united states. possessed the most powerful economy in the world,mpire and began to dominate world trade. the difficult situation led to the fact that it became difficult for the british pound to be backed by gold, which accelerated inflation. following the international conference at bretton woods in in 1944, a new economic system was created. the dollar was recognized as the world reserve currency, the currencies of other countries were strictly tied to it, it was accepted. hosted by the soviet union, but he decided not to join the work of the fund and bank. theoretically, the governments of other countries could exchange their dollars for gold at any time. in the sixties, charles degol was even able to carry out such an operation. but in seventy- three, developed countries refused. the so -called jamaican currency system, which provided for free exchange rate fluctuations currencies, however, approximately 2/3 of the foreign exchange reserves of central banks around the world are still placed in dollars, their issue is ensured by the issue of gov

it exists in the arab world. obviously exists in china, because the russian-ukrainian war has become the biggest war in the world. after 1945, and accordingly there is a request that it end as soon as possible. but i understand why dmytro... koleba is talking about possible negotiations, because this is an incentive to gather people at the summit, which will be in switzerland in mid-june, this is also obvious. accordingly, to say that there will be negotiations, and they are literally about to begin, you are now showing footage of the negotiations in istanbul from march, last year, i think it will be a big break. that the whole world is ready for these negotiations, russia is not ready for these negotiations, which i am sure will be after the start of putin's inauguration, after may 7 and after the inauguration itself, it will be, well, before this summit, until mid-june, it will be try to improve their position on front, she will try... to buy new ukrainian territories, this is, in my opinion, an absolutely obvi

out of that happy is nations in the world. america ranks 23rd. yeah, i wasn't sure about that bowl. finland seemed very old to be a number one, but you know, very well living there in new york watching the way the media clearly pro, by the media there ahead of your election with your opposition leader. that mr. trump, uh, facing all manner of courtroom courtroom trials. topline inflation figures are being trumpeted. the all the time is assigned. what do you detect in these inflation numbers of religion from central banks and statistical authorities around the world in nato countries, really. and in the united states are all in the united states, the numbers are rig they started reading, i'm in the eighty's and ninety's. so for example, the median household, the median cost of a home in america is around $400000.00 level. we're going to put that number in people rent houses to we have to come up with a new figure of the price of let's say, steak went up uh, 40 percent. oh that's right. people change their diet, they're eating differently. so we're

that led to world war three. so and he's thinking well, we need to stand up to stalin's aggression here in the third world war three to show our credibility and resolve to show stalin we mean business. that also, i think for would have valuable for america's new allies in nato sort of worried america might be a bit unreliable and it also ties together domestic coalition american politics have been enormously turbulent in. the eight months which truman had won a shock reelection victory, the republicans had lost five last five presidential elections. they are looking to be truman with any foreign policy issue they can. they've been arguing lost china had he have not done anything to defend south korea. they would have been all hell to pile on the republicans side. at the same time, the fact he brings the united nations in also, there isn't much of a left in america in 1950, but the people who are on the left when henry wallace, former president who'd won as a progressive candidate in 1948, he's willing to support

and before you get cold feet, do the world news polka. it's the world news polka .rld news polka dot very nice. >> before we go, we want to take this opportunity to give a shout out to our three favorite moms who helped make this broadcast possible. our moms. here's a picture right now of my mom with my family. of course, i just want to say, mom, i love you. thank you for everything. thank you for being not only the best mom ever, but also the best grandma ever. happy mother's day, everything that rhiannon said except the grandma part applies to my mother. >> she is a grandma, though. >> don't you have a nephew? >> yeah. yeah that's true, just out from me, little andrew. and this is, me celebrating kindergarten graduation with my mom. love you. mom. >> so sweet. danny. danny. your turn. yeah >> and to my mom. i love you very much. and also, thank you again for the braces. thank you for paying for those. so i could be on tv one day. and for that, beatles shirt, that cool beatle shirt. >> she got you some cool stuff. and it looks like eventually you got a haircut. >>

a team that has a third place in the world. in less than five months, he is going to face his competitors in the world 2024. maybe if the situation of iran's futsal team it was like that his recent championship was the second or third place in his asian history, now the eyes on this team were even more special. but the reality is the repetition of success. a point that, if it becomes the belief of the officials of the football federation, the planning and preparations before the upcoming world cup will be considered suitable for a team capable of winning the world championship. to borrow from this report, the view of our officials in futsal and the football federation, which is in charge, is that because the number of championships has increased, it is easier for this to happen and there are fewer procedures or not, much better than before. it has been done, but compared to before, that is, when compared to the previous periods, which was 20. i myself have been in the national team since 2019. now it is mr. shamsaei's period. i