company extracted 28% of the total production of 514 million toman includes one, therefore, the world studies center announced that the story of a sweet life is tied to the child's wealth, but in the sixth statistics , children are experiencing one of the most complicated moments in their 52-year history. this company is at a level that it can lead the company to bankruptcy and it was 633,000 in the first half of 2023, which is the lowest amount in the last 25 years . in the last five years, the production of the civil company has decreased by 17%, and it is expected that the process of reduction in extraction will continue until 2025. complete tawhidi amin news agency. the end of the news, see hasan ali majlis be the islamic council, let the first deputy come, the law must be followed, so if we want to get away from this, you are actually saying that we don't accept the remittance and half a million tomans, let's go back to the other rials, or let it meet your needs in the construction season. urban and rural in the education season, in the natural resources season, resources have been provided to

world bank. he is now a senior fellow at the center for africa, china studies at the university of johannesburg. thank you so much for joining us. coffee. first, let's go back to late july. the new jerry and presidential guard led by brigadier general. i do wrong on to shaney and colonel major. i'm a do under romano letter code over throw over throw a president mohammed presume 1st for the viewers walk us through that too. and just who these military leaders are behind the school? well, i would say that context governs be and this time, especially this year, he's always good to get a sense of history. but i want to border your audience with that long if you want context. but what is important is that in these years of country that seed so many courses, the 1st president of the jury sixties that lived the country where it is to be and buying large strong man and strong military as rule of rule the year. and so what happened was, late july was the symptomatic nature of such a context. so when the call eaters or to hold for it, now the main one of course, the general gen a was and he's still not th

world bank. he is now a senior fellow at the center for africa, china studies at the university of johannesburg. thank you so much, my friend. all right, that is going to do it for this episode of modus operandi. the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs on your host manila chan. thank you for 2. and again, we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o the the as the cranes much over 5 to counter offensive stalls. western leaders have made a remarkable rhetorical tippett. mine says print and has already lost the board. the secretary of state lincoln says russia has lost their narrative because a form of pseudo reality because making the claim ukraine is wendy, is untenable. since 2060 numerous monuments to soviet soldiers and potent ukraine and the baltic states have been destroyed all vandalized fish. there's the body of us pharmacy to be the within. yeah, i'm not sure or even ask if i'm in the field that's the most on whether it's it's special or just bring in the police government denies the rule of soviet soldiers in the victory of a non citizen. and is it raising

world bank. he is now a senior fellow at the center for africa, china studies at the university of johannesburg. thank you so much, my friend. all right, that is going to do it for in this episode of modus operandi the show that dig deep into foreign policy and current affairs. i'm your host miller chan. thank you for tuning in. we'll see you again next time to figure out the m. o. the as the cranes much over 5 to counter offensive stalls. western leaders have made a remarkable rhetorical tippett line and says, proof of his already lost the board. the secretary of state blinking says russia has lost their narrative is a form of pseudo reality because making the claim ukraine is windy, is untenable. the headlines minus attains the trying to stop the latest burning of the crown. and sweden installed contrasts to the reaction of still kind most or t to allow to other activists to possibly be destroy the most going to need to do as co government says it's open to dialogue with that co authors that fix to come escalate contentions in the region to head from the head of a mediation group visited to me

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world? >> it potentially could. it is an issue that is very much being studied by our research center along with other groups.art of the problem is tele-operation. can an operator basically remotely take over control of the car and move it out of a particular situation? but that is very difficult. let's say the vehicles are trying to move out of this blog scenario but then a pedestrian walks by. can the signals and the information that goes back and forth happen fast enough that they can avoid a safety event? this really needs to be worked out. there's a question of, how much of this to we allowed to happen on our public roads, which are being used as living labs? how much do we sorted out before -- sort it out before they go out on public roads? dmc and -- s and ca -- dmv on california are tried to figure it out as the technologies are being deployed. kristen: they are trying to figure it out. but they are starting to charge fares, charge riders. the city attorney of san francisco is asking for a hold on that. looking at what you see and the readiness of it, with the technology, do you think they should put

the studies of the american center for disease control and prevention show that since the second world, suicides have occurred in this country . the country has become more popular than ever this figure has been 3%. the center for disease control and prevention, cdc, in its new report , has declared suicide as one of the main causes of death in the united states. according to the report of this center, nearly 49,500 americans committed suicide last year. 80% of suicides were men, which is the highest annual suicide rate in the history of the united states, and five percent has increased from the previous rate of suicide in 2018. mental health has tried to reduce suicide in the country should help. according to this, the number of suicides in the united states has jumped in the last two decades . a graph recently published by the center for disease control and prevention of the united states shows that in 2000, 10:14 out of every 100,000 americans committed suicide, but this number has increased significantly in 2021 to 14 and 12 people per 100,000 people, and the number of suicides in

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border is the most dangerous border in the world toward benjamin a journalist also and senior national security fellow at the us center for immigration studies has been reported on the ground for years along the us mexico border. in this new book, he provides a full account of what he argues is the west mass immigration for the crisis. the united states has ever experienced the book over run. now joe biden melisha, the greatest board of crisis in us history is out now to have benjamin joins me now from cleveland in the us border states, texas. thank you so much start here. uh, coming on. i mean, i have to start with the fact that, uh, what, what is the scale of the immigration crisis? because normally, i mean, we're talking about the fact that the chinese population filled 588002022 of is a shrinking population. the scare in the united states. but your book seems to talk about the fact you need fewer immigrants don't more. when surely the point is you need more immigrants, right? well, it depends on what your perspective is. there are people who believe that, you know, laws, immigration laws ought to be followed. and the u. s. is probably on

center for the study of america's heritage and our role in the world and contributions to the campaign will fund, among other things, the following the construction of a hands on education center that will use simulations and, you know, we got to have a little interaction and online learning days to teach about our constitution and the extraordinary system of government that. our founding fathers gave us that senator carper, about the construction, a magnificent special exhibition hall that will be here on the library premises. we've got a nice small hall now. we're going to have a wonderful 15,000 square foot hall that will host visitors from around the world. we'll build a presidential transportation pavilion to permanently house marine one. a marine one's a great i've had the privilege of flying on marine one and others in the room have we've got a great marine one here. it flew president johnson, president kennedy, president nixon. but is it's got a little wear and tear on the weather. we're going to build a beautiful pavilion to taos, marine one, and it'll be a teaching that space

world toward benjamin a. john, this also when senior national security fellow at the us center for immigration studies has been reported on the ground for years along the us mexico border in his new book. he provides a full account of what he argues is the west mass emigration board of crisis. the united states has ever experienced the book over run out. joe biden, melisha, the greatest board of crisis in us. history is out now to have benjamin joins me now from cleveland in the us border states, texas a thank you so much talk for coming on. i mean, i'm to start with the fact that the what, what is the scale of the immigration crisis? because normally, i mean, we talk about the fact that the chinese population feel 588002022 is a shrinking population scare in the united states. but your book seems to talk about the fact you need fewer immigrants don't more. which really the point is you need more immigrants, right? well, it depends on what your perspective is. there are people who believe that, you know, laws, immigration laws ought to be followed. and the u. s. is probably one of the only countries in the wor

its forces into studying the most dangerous types of pathogens of anthrax coronavirus and african plague , in scientific centers and biolaboratories that washington scattered around the worldmutating viruses and are working to create drugs to stop them. despite the fact that the stated goals of american programs are to monitor the incidence of assistance to developing countries, in fact, we see the uncontrolled conduct of dual-use studies by the pentagonal, bypassing international obligations under the cbt back in july in the united states has a new department that should be officially responsible for the methods of combating such threats, but according to kirillov, in fact, the pentagon continues its risky research, seeking global control over the biological situation in the world and plans to apply its developments for military purposes. and not only defensive, but also offensive is already known. that the study of vilis in ukraine the us funded a dual-use project in relation to covid-19 there and some other institute of institutional diseases of the us army was involved in us biological programs in ukraine, so representatives of the institute actively introduced project

world's poorest countries. like speed l g 0, cameron, hudson is a senior associated at the center for strategic and international studies. is this the treatment of the deposed president is not what you would typically expect. i've been saying this from the beginning. i mean, he's been a, he has a telephone that telephone is reportedly being monitored by the hunter, but he's able to receive calls. so he's received in the last few days calls from the secretary of state. are you an ambassador, other role leaders? he has tweeted on a number of occasions essentially saying that democracy would be restored in, in the chair. so uh not, not at all like a typical to where he has been asked to sign a resignation paper. normally they don't go to the process of demanding that i had them say resigned simply the fact that the 2 is taken play. ready is sufficient typically and so i think what that's doing, however, is creating this moment where countries like the united states are not prepared to declare this to over and, and this sort of fail complete by the military, which is why i think we have not seen that kind of declaration fro

centers for training specialists in sixty-eight undergraduate specialties. more than 24,000 graduate students study here. bsu are coming foreigners from fifty countries of the world academic year alexander lukashenko comes to the university to have a serious talk dear alexandrovna yes, of course, we are glad to welcome you to the belarusian state university as a sign of respect. accept this bouquet of flowers from us to talk about science at bsu, you can’t boast of all the developments for a long time, but they will have time to tell some of them along the way. among them, a complex of means for optical remote sensing of the earth from the iss, biological preparations for plants that work on productivity and unique antitumor agents that help fight ailments. laser scanning of the terrain helps archaeologists, but not drones. today they are generally universal. at the moment , two percent said, but in general, since it can be observed as a payload carrier , we are developing some kind of scientific experiment, respectively, we hang on this media. it lifts about 7 kg, that is , the payload in the form of some devices can be about 7 kg, depending on the uavs, this is

world that is fair. just inclusive and prosperous. we heard from haiti, solomon, executive director of the arabic center for research and studies. it says, bricks, membership will bring huge opportunities for egypt. it has a new sense for egypt to make it safe for the bless. it's their own ends, our lives, and it's their own. and after the car and the at the counter store, it's been, it is as and the best to make a new road is the, by the students think it's of a nation was a russia. and so, you know, i did, it will make it easy if the game ends up front of the lead, those that isn't, we know, is it so far from the corner of the crisis, but it has, it's thrown as a belief because uh, effective country and it can make many benefits from being goal is russia and china, which it has, which i have many ability store head views of an skinmaker and corner because a role is to make investments and to make it before is it uh by uh, get the right thing of the american domain, as of is it, denmark is making a policy you turn and now seeking to jail, people who burn the crown or other religious tax. the danish justice administer says the b

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the world's population boosting its goal to give the global south a stronger voice in international politics. we've heard from 80 solomon, executive director of the error center for research and studies who says that bricks membership gives huge opportunities for egypt. it's a, has a new sense for is to make it safe for bliss. it's thrown in the league and it's 0. and after the car and the at the counter store, it's been, it is as and the best to make a new road is to bite the students into it. so the nation was a russia. and so, you know, i did, it will make use of the game ends up front of the it does the opposite, isn't we know, is it so far from the corner of the crisis, but it has, it's thrown as a but it's because a 5th of a country and it can make many benefits from being go is russia and china, which it has, which i have many ability to store a head piece it can make in a corner because a rule is to make investments and to make it for is it uh, by uh, get the right thing of the american domain as of is it one of the nation still aspiring to join the bricks? club is olivia in an exclusive r t interview president luis r, say confirmed with the country has already applied to the

study spaces, the architecture of the conference center and the library of semnan university 12 years ago, at the time of its design, became a reference in the architectural and art circles of the world. they creatively mentioned the building including the hall the conference library and administrative departments with a capacity of more than 1000 people in 5300 square meters was actually one of the most visited architectural designs in the world in 2012, and in its architectural design, it is one of the authentic traditional knots and shoes of our country in interaction with modern architecture . it is used as a tennis court for semnan university, and the design of the building is made of fixed dark triangular glass to illuminate the space. 19 games of light and shadow are actually elements with reduced sunlight, especially in the hot and dry summer of semnan, a peaceful atmosphere. it gives rise to the calculation of the faithful price, we must values to update iran's architecture sustainably and to be able to use it today in these buildings in these architectural spaces that are designed and executed . they bring nature into the building, they bring light , and natural ventilation

centers training specialists in sixty-eight undergraduate specialties. over 24,000 graduate students study here. foreigners from fifty countries of the world coming to belarusian state university a week before the new academic year alexander lukashenko comes to the university to have a serious talk dear alexander yes, of course, we are glad to welcome you to the belarusian state university as a sign of respect. accept this bouquet of flowers from us to talk about science at bsu, you can’t boast of all the developments for a long time, but they will have time to tell some of them along the way. among them is a complex of means of optical remote earth sounding from the iss biological preparations for plants that work on productivity and unique antitumor agents that help fight diseases. laser scanning of the area helps archaeologists, but drones. today, generally universal at the moment. well, percent said, in general , since it can be observed as a payload carrier , we are developing some kind of scientific experiment. and accordingly we hang up on the given carrier. it lifts about 7 kg, that is, the payload. see what instrumentation can be

of the largest intact ecosystems in the world and this area of which yellowstone is the center is giving scientists a huge laboratory for experiments into studiesand in fact a group of scientists today climate study and published that report in july of 2021 as you might expect the news is not good but the preservation of yellowstone has allowed scientists to study this andmp bring this important information to us and ultimately they did set the precedent for the creation of national parks and their management under the federal government. unfortunately also bit to set a precedent for the native land in this context. just to wrap up here my a book tells all theseat stories of the exploration and preservation of this landscape through the experiences and some of the other figures i've mentioned here tonight. through them and looking at reconstruction through yellowstone in the context of reconstruction i think we can seee how reconstruction was a political and economic and social project that focused not only on the south but also on the west, but it was an effort on the parted of the federal government to unite the country from coast to coast th

creation of one the largest eco systems in the world and this area which yellowstone is sort of the center, montana, idaho and wyoming, and a group did a climate study and published that report in july of 2021. as you might expect the news is not good, and, but the preservation of yellowstone has allowed scientists to actually study this and actually bring this really important information to us. and ultimately, of course, yellowstone did set the precedent for the creation of national parks and their management under the federal government. unfortunately, also, it set a precedent for native landis -- land dispossession. and the book is through haden anders i've mentioned here tonight, looking at yellowstone reconstruction. i think we can see how reconstruction to focus not only on the south, but the west. it was an effort on the part of the federal government to unite the country from coast to coast through a variety of projects including exploration and preservation of yellowstone. it also shows us that 1871 and 72 was a moment which the government reached for a higher purpose. before, unfortunately, abandoning it soon afterwards. politicians would

center. the world's top chest consideration -- chess federation says transgender people cannot compete until they come up with rules on the gender change. a decision could take up to two years. a new british studypt intel service has a significant liberal bias. the a.i. tool answered a series of questions with a left-leaning political in. researchers say it could lead to a real concern this summer down the road. the test can't -- discount and maui, still a thousand people unaccounted for. an independent probe into the cause will soon be underway. international correspondent william la jeunesse is live on the island of maui. william, good evening. >> reporter: good evening to respect the blame game and the heads have begun to already roll. the head of maui's emergency response just reside at the head of the state's water commission who denied an emergency request for more water for firefighters, well, he just got reassigned. the blame game has just begun. as the search for victims intensifies and the death toll rises, there's growing scrutiny into what caused the deadly maui fires. >> a power line just went down. >> reporter: new video shows fallen power lines likely played a role despite the fi

world and this area of which yellowstone is sort of the center. it's a very large area in montana and idaho parts of wyoming is given scientists a huge laboratory for experiments and studies and in fact a group of scientists. just did a climate study. they published that report in july of 2021 as you might expect the news is not good and but the preservation of yellowstone has allowed scientists to actually study this and actually bring this really important information to us and ultimately of course yellowstone did set the precedent for the creation of national parks and their management under the federal government. unfortunately also it's at a precedent for native land dispossession in this context. so just to wrap up here. my book saving yellowstone tells all of these stories that the exploration and preservation of this iconic landscape through the experiences of hayden and sitting bull and cook and some of the other figures i've mentioned here tonight. through them and looking at reconstruction from yellowstone and yellowstone in the context of reconstruction. i think we can see how reconstruction was a political and an economic and a social project the focus not on

world and this area of which yellowstone is sort of the center. it's a very large area in montana and idaho parts of wyoming is given scientists a huge laboratory for experiments and studies and in fact a group of scientists. just did a climate study. they published that report in july of 2021 as you might expect the news is not good and but the preservation of yellowstone has allowed scientists to actually study this and actually bring this really important information to us and ultimately of course yellowstone did set the precedent for the creation of national parks and their management under the federal government. unfortunately also it's at a precedent for native land dispossession in this context. so just to wrap up here. my book saving yellowstone tells all of these stories that the exploration and preservation of this iconic landscape through the experiences of hayden and sitting bull and cook and some of the other figures i've mentioned here tonight. through them and looking at reconstruction from yellowstone and yellowstone in the context of reconstruction. i think we can see how reconstruction was a political and an economic and a social project the focus not on

world of people seeking asylum in safety and economic prosperity and individuals have uncertainty. this is not only a struggle here in united states. worldwide. ms. vaughan you work at the center for immigration studiesin which you agree there's unprecedented movement of people in the americas and worldwide? >> there certainly is unprecedented movement in admissible migrants into the united states for sure, yes. >> how is that impacting our points of entry? >> is overwhelming the men and women of the border patrol in cbp to the extent they cannot adequately talk to migrants to protect trafficking for example. they are forced to process and release them as quickly as possible. it is distracting them from preventing often the bad actors and the drug loads from coming into united states and it is creating chaos in border communities and impacting the safety of those communities. it is compromising the safety of the people who live along the border who had to deal with the cartels bringing loads of people and drugs through their private property and threatening their lives and well-being. the problems created by the open border airing calculable. >> we are all yours now and we are presumably here to list