for me personally, but also those who clearly understand the threat to themselves and to this world society, which can cause the war in ukraine, what can putin do in europe in general, and well, in general, all over the world, i will ask you a possibly rhetorical question about the number of people killed, which sergei shoigu calls, because for the first time since april of this year, the minister of defense of the russian federation named the number of dead russians, it seems that this number is 6,000 people. well, there are 5,937 people who died. we remember that a large group was standing around and we are in russia and belarus as of february 24, 2022. according to our data, there are 250,000 people there. 55 000 people died and i guess you need to multiply it by three, it’s the sanitary losses , those who were injured. shoigu says that 300,000 people will be mobilized if they lost 6,000 people, as he says. what do they still need? 2904 294 look well first of all, what they say is calculated for their own consumer, and we understand it, if we speak in the language of numbers, then what h

world stage, you know, this is quite such a responsible step, and here we have to turn to the world societyo that, after all, we end up with that terrorist who will already terrorize and we already see a nuclear blackmailing the whole world will have to end with this international terrorist, putin himself. by the way, no country that is conscious will not recognize the referendum. that's why you know that for russia, it's like who's going to kill me. what are they asking? we'll see. why do you eat meat on easter? he crossed the nettles with water and says you are not meat, you are fish and this is the same and here putin sprinkled and said this is not ukraine, this is russia. countries. are they just citizens of these countries who are here? perhaps they were earning money somewhere. well, they took part. this is belarus, syria, egypt, brazil, venezuela , uruguay, and the south african republic. it is surprising that there is no retrai. well, these are representatives of these countries, so how will you go to egypt someday at sea ? so think about the fact that they represented their observe

say today up to 16 and 32 to the european union, russia as they say, a cunning misinforms the world societycause we are talking about e-e business projects, first of all, because the grain for the program of the food organization of the united nations, this is a separate article of the work of this grain corridor , all the others are private companies that have already entered into agreements a long time ago or are entering into these agreements now, and they really go to those ports that have this grain or agricultural products to be unloaded from us today in ethiopia, a ship has already arrived and it was decided yesterday that this grain will go to cook almost one and a half million people within a month, that is, you understand what these volumes are, so of course russia is the first to talk about the fact that it is not her job of this legal corridor because ukraine has shown that russia is a liar and that russia is resorting to manipulation and we are fulfilling our obligations, we still have grain of course last year, what we need to export and the declaration is a lot, in fact, well

head and left, i said alive, i'm sure that this film will help us and help us - they will push world society to the point of creating a trial for everyone, not the topic of who was here, but the topic of who gave orders, our goal is to make a high-quality feature film, and first of all, we have to antagonize ourselves, we want to show it to the whole world, and because we are ukrainians, every day we see all these horrors, we experience them, we sympathize, and many people in western countries have seen some, heard of innocence, but do not know the nuances, and our goal is to make a film so that they can see it and so that, let's say, the west cools down to ukraine, so that they help us economically, because until we release all our territories, such horrors will happen in other cities. a volunteer from mykolaiv makes souvenirs with broken divination techniques, sells products at auctions and collects funds for the needs of the armed forces of ukraine, one of his stamps is from the destroyed russian the self-propelled guns collected uah 540,000 at an auction in paris. looking for enemy equip

by the way, the program in the cancer process of the songs when the world society controlled the production and sale of oil exports in exchange for the program for the supply of food and this is the first move in this direction . compensation for reparations from russia as ukraine is the fastest way to achieve this from the aggressor country only after our victory, only this way and no more, but it must be understood that our victory must be not only on the battlefield and not only on the battlefield. although it must be unconditional there, and also victory, when the russian empire will not exist on our eastern borders, there are no other options , mr. danilov and zaluzhny already said about it, and this is what the final goal is, that is, the outlines of our they already have victories, and we understand what we are striving for, in part, our victory will take place, as some experts note, not only on the battlefield, but certainly on the scale of ukraine, when we expel the occupiers from our territory, when we de-occupy crimea and temporarily occupied territories are ours, but as they say

brings our peoples to the development and prosperity of the world society. think we are specialized here. in the far east, as i just said, i know very well, and i know the far east of russia and i know what is between us, if about development this provides tremendous opportunities for cooperation between our countries and, as far as areas of cooperation are concerned. this is also a path that is extensive, for example, this transport infrastructure. just now, president putin said that in tani, eastern russia, there are ways, this is a railway network and airports. more and more to them, and the modernization of the infrastructure of maritime transport still has a translation, with whom i think it's hard. infrastructure and everything related to cheese farming, we in china also have a good foundation and base in this area, and in russia, the same as long as you have resources in agriculture, we can increase cooperation by checking the sai popov and you know, a few years ago, i worked in provinces then good. and we loved to buy russian continents, cooperate wi

i would know that is my home country, namibia is one of the world's most unequal societies. the gap between the rich and poor is staggering. years of colonialism then that party privilege the white minority population and since namibia became a democracy in 1990, there is still a long way to go relief in the world that, that, that has created the systems that make sure that they will protect the haps that that's the reality of all of the fact that we have to look at the future. we have to look at building something. we have to look at developing. we have to grow as a nation, but it doesn't stop there. high unemployment, especially among the youth, has been worse than by the coven, 19 pandemic. and there is also a significant power in balance in the namibian society between men and women, and gender boys violent is shockingly high. we live in an, in a society where, pardon me, are very much pervasive. are dynamics that also make those choices on behalf of other people. and therefore also remove the agency of especially adolescent girls, young woman and gender nonconforming pe

and undoubtedly, it is a land of beauty, but it is also home to one of the world's most unequal societies. with a huge gap between the reach and the poor. what will it take to unite the country? oh, no, via a land of vast open spaces. blessed with good climate rich in its natural resources and a relatively good standard of living. but it also has a lot of problems i would know that is my home country, namibia is one of the world's most unequal societies. the gap between the rich and poor is staggering. years of colonialism then our party privilege, the white minority population. and since namibia became a democracy in 1990, there is still a long way to go relief in the wall that, that, that has created the systems that make sure that they will protect the house. that that's the reality of all of the fact that we have to look at the future. we have to look at building something. we have to look at developing. we have to grow as a nation, but it doesn't stop there. high unemployment, especially among the youth, has been worse than by the coven, 19 pandemic. and there is also a significant p

the pressure on people increases from the state side from the world side. societies, the usual level of life is falling. moscow is no longer the world capital - the decline there is a sharp drop in the level of femininity for everyone. wars from all the dying regions are not promising, they consider themselves heroes who fought for the country and in the end got a cake with butter, oh phew, you are obscene, they will definitely want to ask someone for their grievances they need the blood that they wish for, they slept for a bake somewhere for rublyovka in barvykh or another elite district of moscow, and maybe in the city of neva. so, as hemingway wrote in the novel, the bell is ringing in the regiment, it is ringing for you, don't forget this , russians - the war is already going on according to you, in the literal and figurative sense of the word, this is the titanic going to the bottom, and no one will help you, because you were never needed , even by the president himself, who was at the beginning of his administration. not we need more and more volunteers in ukra

the world of high society does not buy me and kirkorov does not insert me into his suit, sorry, on a young chest, not to be me, only my mother-in-law and wife are taken by the illegitimate son of the sea frieze and pine. inside me, a dry fly dreams. oh ring with me put on ka mni skos lower than the family, the tired salesman will say at the end of the day. i sold the carcass to the devil, but not you. man counters we are for you and you do not see our value. now, after only many years, you will understand memories that have no price are important there. and me go, well, run to the counter. what are you commanding us? listen to me son. yes, if it weren't for me , who the hell would buy you? and in the end, we like it very much, svetlogorsk. yes, even if the weather is not always warm here, but the hall is always very warm. listen to me son. but if i would fucking tell it was so warm. secrets to achieve, the higher the light, the greater will be. ip bondarev nothing personal, just business last year, the next team managed not only to become a semi-finalist in the higher league, but als

me that they are very important now, they go into counterpoints, as if in contrast modern world and modern societyhe truth. it has attracted the mystical three since childhood. sergey gilev and anastasia kuimova dreamed, and the main role was played by alexander kuznetsov, the star of the epic action game of the heart of parma, he played in the skiff and appeared there in the form of a young dexterous skiff marten in his place. he has. uh, this psycho is needed. how would such hmm psychosomatics. well, well, because if it was just there it's interesting that he and the policeman and the shaman like he should be such a hot guy from the area, then he has a huge range there. which is embedded within the story. ivan kudryavtsev was with you and this is the diary of the forty-fourth moscow international film festival. we'll turn over the next final ninth page tomorrow on the air of russia 24 tv channel. come to the cinema. moving to a bigger apartment, find it on the website domclick domclick is the number one real estate service in russia in terms of the number of ads for the sale of apartments, and a

they are very important now, they go into counterpoints, as if in contrast to the modern world and modern society really do. since childhood, the mystical thriller starred sergei gilyov and anastasia kuimova, and the main role was played by alexander kuznetsov, the star of the epic action game heart of parma, he also played in the skiff. imagine there, in the form of a young dexterous scythian , a marten in its place. he has. eh, you need it this psycho, like such hmm psychosomatics. well , because if it was just there it would be interesting that he and the policeman and the shamans. like, he should be such a condo guy. that is, he has a huge range there. which is embedded within the story. ivan kudryavtsev was with you and this is the diary of the forty-fourth moscow international film festival. we will turn the next final ninth page tomorrow on the air of the russia 24 tv channel. come to the cinema. republic quiet what is it to watch cartoons tomorrow today we watch 4 minutes of news, then series 3 minutes where no one ever swears. after all, each of them has an application to watch hands tha

can be a covered world, yes, an open society.its enemies. so we had such a book that was very fashionable at one time, but now we see that there is no open world, and this is an open world. we are building. not us, but it’s us that are being closed and the fact is that we are just building an open world, the real one you want to see, uh, come and see beautiful russia, but do you understand what's the matter? the prices are very different. the price of freedom now for them is the price of their own security. and one very important thing must now be noted. since those moments when america forced europe to close, liberalism does not exist, but ivan alekseevich well, uh, in addition to the abolition of the visa regime, the simplified visa regime. today, exactly one week later, the decision of the baltic countries will come into force, and poland will be banned altogether. entry of the majority of russian citizens on any schengen visas. it does not matter, issued by these very countries or any other countries of the european union wel

society. >> according to the world bank, colombia is one of the richest nations in latin america, but it alsoe of the most unequal income distributions in the world. what can be done to tackle the inequality? >> well, margaret, i worked for almost 11 years in development policies in washington, d.c., at the inter-american development bank. and when i became president, i had clear that we had to think of economic growth, but at the same time, in having a stronger social safety net. we had to face a pandemic. and i think that we did something that is very powerful, the largest, the most ambitious social safety net ever created by a government. and we're also able, in 2021, to reach the highest economic growth in our history and be able to reduce unemployment and something that makes me feel very prou-- the lowest informality rate that colombia has ever reached in the labor market. >> you're right. colombia did make a remarkable economic recovery in 2021. it grew by 10% after struggling during 2020 because of the pandemic. another thing that happened in colombia is massive and deadly protests, i

who is a vision with a message which will, it will be attractive to all people of the world, including russian society, korean society, western europe, america, in the south of our planet, with him, because for the time being what we, she, it's more of a reaction than action more a negation of a weston order than proposal of a new order here. i mean is it forces which are all righty, are defending, defending in a way democracy because it's a strange scene. is it with you saying that they're defending democracy, they want to propagate democracy, etc. but us my, my friend to make it so that i can sing it faster to russia. china exist for me to blow faster. because otherwise, this terrible force which came out, oh oh, the uniform moment of 9 to 9 to one. we'll do, we'll do domain aid. oh, shit. money in this would be but also for americans and show c. c. because these are, these are, would be a total of 30 on resume a full time on a i understand that the want to defend against is, you know, i find it more or less positive. of course, there are aspects which one can agree or disagree. but these are totall

me that they are very important now, they go into counterpoints, as if in contrast modern world and modern society truth. this attracted since childhood the communist thriller starring sergei gilev and anastasia kuimova, and the main role was played by alexander kuznetsov, the star of the epic action. he also played the heart of parma in the skiff. imagine there in the form of a young dexterous scythian marten. the passages are right here. he has. uh, this psycho is needed here, like such hmm psychosomatics. well, because if it was just there it would be interesting that he and the policeman and the shamans. looks like he's supposed to be a hot guy. such. that is, he has a huge range there, uh, which is embedded within the story. ivan kudryavtsev was with you and this is the diary of the forty-fourth moscow international film festival let's turn over the next final ninth page. good evening everyone. so, not everyone ran yet. and the main events of this minute in our news release. at the kansk army, the arrival of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant again attacked, this one was also recorded between

, in general, mass popularity is deaf, i don’t even remember many in the information world in the information society in general, that’s all, this is mass culture, turn on the tv. uh, we go on the internet and it's everywhere, in general. this is a landmark for you, exhibition, exhibition content, 10, anniversary share your plans for the future, this year we have become the largest in belarus. millions of people around the world are fans of them, and this is not surprising because in stores. these picture stories are in great demand, sometimes even more among adults than among children, and the most massive blockbusters are shot by well-known comic book fans. stick to the screens. this is a multi-million dollar industry represented at the anniversary convention. we managed to talk with the curator ali of the authors evgeny norzyayeva, who told how belarusians got such interest in the world of fantasy and comics. and singing, good afternoon. you curate the alley of authors. tell us what is represented here 32 artists. some of them are emmexists. some illustrators. there are very original artists. amon

we say vizier with a message which will and will be attractive to all people of the world, including russian society, korean society, western europe, america, in the south of our planet. with him. because for the time being what we, she, it's more a reaction than auction, more a negation of a weston order than proposal of a new order. i mean, is it forces which are rightly are defending and defending in a way democracy because it's a strange thing. now is it with you saying that they are defending democracy, they want to propagate democracy, etc. but my, my, my, my friend to make it so that i can sing faster to russia. china exist for me to blow us to be because otherwise this terrible force which came out of the, of the unit polar moment of 99 to one. we'll do, we'll do domain aids or should monitor and this would be but also for americans and show c c, because these are these, or would be a total of $3030.00 on resume a full time or a. i understand that the want to defend against this unit, i find it was positive. of course, there are aspects which one can agree or disagree, but these are totally

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would have turned one of latin america's most conservative countries into one of the world's most progressive societies on paper, at least. but the proposal for many was just too radical and would have recognized the rights of chillies indigenous populations to land and resources creating autonomous territories. for them. the draft contains universal health care and the right to quality housing education and a good pension and it would have legalized abortion president, gabriel burridge had argued the document one of ushered in a new progressive era and sheely. undeterred by the defeat, he is bound to press ahead with efforts to overhaul the current constitution. if jake must listen to the voice of the people sort of not just to day, but in the last intense years we've lived through with him, let us not forget why we have come this far. north v. them that malays is still latent monday and we cannot ignore it, you know, pull them. we know that those who have historically supported this transformation process will become, must also be self critical of our actions. the name of it, oh, clinical chileans ha

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basically a society in the world. now urgent problems are the fight against environmental problems.ieve that this direction is actually promising. that is why i have become there are much more people wishing to get a specialization at the department than there are places this year. it is planned to launch advanced training and professional retraining programs. among the topics are decarbonization, technology for liquefying the carbon footprint and features of energy facilities based on renewable energy sources, the implementation of a low-carbon development strategy, and lukoil's practical steps to create the energy of the future. the armed forces of ukraine are constantly shelling energodar for several days in a row , this was announced by the head of the city administration alexander volga according to him, the shells are exploding in the immediate vicinity of the zaporozhye nuclear power plant.

as his calling in the 19 thirty's, the concept of japan's exceptional role in the world, permeated the country society. oh so good. so june gets the sunni hummadi condie equal, sucking yawn all that chisel madana o. japanese journalist shoji condo, the author of evidence of unit 731 crimes. a book that caused quite a stir is one of the few people who tries to give an impartial account of factors that brought japan to wall tile to a local to your school. so a junket to cook got it, says so to so you wish so than what they glint irish but thick star. so carrying us get along for a gun not on that isn't all want on. you saw it fixed on in the early 19 thirties and the japanese military carefully studied a report by microbiologist, cheryl if she biological weapons affect the human body. silent, causing a slow but painful death. there is no need to manufacture missiles instead, you can infect clothing, food or water, who displaced bacteria from aircraft. they will proliferate, and in fact, humans, ah general easy wasn't just a biologist, but also a military man with the rank of colonel. he was very smart,

world. freedom from want and freedom from fear. just as our societies have prospered through their alliance on contract, not force, so too will the world be a better place for the spread of mutual respect and good faith which are so fundamental to our way of life. freedom under the rule of law is an international as well as a national concern. that thought might be in the minds of those of you attending the 50th anniversary meeting of the british american parliamentary group. both are eager to greet you. they will tell you that our aim as britons and europeans is to celebrate and nurture our long-standing friendship that the people of the u.s. -- with the people of the u.s. we want to build on that foundation and to do better. and, if the going gets rough, i hope you can still agree with emerson who wrote in 1847, "i feel in regard to this aged england with a kind of instinct that she sees a little better on a cloudy day and that in storm of battle and calamity, she has a secret vigor and a pulse like a cannon. " [applause] queen elizabeth: you will fin

you can mare more on her podcast "not just the tudors," a fellow at world historical society, susannah, thank you very much for joining us this morning. >>> president joe biden and first lady jill biden visited the british embassy in washington last night. they signed the book of condolences and the president wrote a message of sympathy. later he attended a dnc fundraiser and had this to say about the queen. >> i had the opportunity to meet her before she passed and she is an incredibly and decent woman and the thoughts and prayers of the american people are with the people of the united kingdom and the commonwealth in their grief. >> he added that the queen was a source of comfort and pride for generations of britons. former president donald trump released a statement as well saying the queen's historic and remarkable reign left a tremendous legacy of peace and prosperity for great britain. his predecessor, barack obama, saying the queen made the role her own, with a reign defined by grace, elegance, and a tireless work ethic, defying the odds and expectations placed on women of her g

world. - [shivani] modern society has a long history of building robots to do work that's dangerous, difficult, or too repetitive for humans. ai is poised to automate all kinds of humans work ranging from factory work, to taxi driving, to customer service. while some are worried that smart robots will replace human labor, that's not necessarily the case. as a sector, artificial intelligence is expected to generate 58 million new types of jobs in just a full years. so what will the future of human robot interaction mean for our work and livelihoods? i'm at the massachusetts institute of technology, to meet dr. julie shah. she's leading groundbreaking research in human robot collaboration. - my lab works to develop robots that are effective teammates with people. - julie and her team are creating software that helps robots learn from humans. even giving them insight into different human behaviors. by being aware of real people, robots can directly work and interact with them. how do you teach these robots or machines to do these human-li tasks? - the rst step as it would be for any person, the f

if your brain ends, society and people, and their strong coalition in the world, supporting your brain and unit, it definitely still put you in where he's. and that's why he use now the mechanism of the conscription dr. the mechanism of the nuclear blackmail. this is not safe, my became no, he is now the ukrainian government has asked germany for example, repeatedly to send more modern battle times. but john, so shows insist that such steps must be agreed among allies and that no other country will send in western battle. thanks to you crime, do you understand that position chester folk? i want to thank the nato and nate member states for the decisive role. you play a supporting ukraine and i'm forced to finance state to stop pushing. without that that would be almost impossible. boy, number 2, that this is the initiative of our sister party b, c, d u. and i'm a little bit disappointed that today the german parliament booting the stock or do not support this initiative. i really counted that boy. number 3, you should understand that the more weapons, the more i mean, nation you supply