, a new division of the world began, will it end in a world war? no, the world is ruled by money. and those who have it want to live the same way as those who do not have it. regional wars bring the fat cats an incredible amount of money, and a global war zeroes out their capital, and at the same time from life, to zero, which they will decisively resist. therefore, the new division of the world will definitely end with yalta 2, only as... china, india, africa and part of latin america , but after the past events, russia can feel more confident, relying on when it will be no one can predict, america. in addition, russia relies on brics, whose summit, perhaps the most powerful of all time, will be held in october in kazan. brics is growing. russia, how russian foreign policy operates and what it focuses on and how it connects the state, why experienced indian. fashion so cling to the connection with russia that even american gingerbread cannot tear india away from russia. russian oil, perhaps the interest of some high-ranking indians, then nuclear p

nice stage in the world. got through that moment, was an easy or simple without significant setbacks. but we go on to reduce the threat of nuclear weapons throughout the us through arms control and then go on to bring the cold war itself to an end. here's what it is. you went to more but then for just stored pace. we had at the war in vietnam last year and i know i was met with the vision is leadership. we're elevated our partnership to the highest level. so testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the capacity for reconciliation. a today did i, station vietnam or partners, and friends. as proof, deep from the horrors of war. there is a way forward. things can get better. we should never forget that. i've seen that throughout my career in the 1980s i spoke out against apartheid in south africa. not i watch the races regime fall in the 1990s. i worked on the low temperature capital for war crimes. you want to solve accountable. at home i wrote in past the violence against women act in the scourge of

first, the state of our world is unsustainable. we can't go on like these. and second, the challenges we face are solvable, but that requires us to make sure the mechanisms of international problem solving actually. solve problems, the summit of the future was a first step, but we have a long way to go, and getting there requires confronting three major drivers of unsustainability, a world of impunity where violations and abuses threaten the very foundation of international law and un charter, a word of inequality, when injustices and grievances threaten to undermine countries or even push them over the edge and the world of uncertainty where unmanaged global risks threaten our future in unknowable ways. these worlds of impunity, inequality and uncertainty are connected and colliding. excellencies, the level of impunity. the world is politically indefensable and morally intolerable, today a growing number of governments and others feel entitled to get out of jail free card, they can trample international law, they can violate united nations charter, they can

the world has become multipolar. america does not want a multipolar world.rica wants a polarized world. now who is the american infantry to implement the american security scenario, israel? if we remember, i will mention this. for judging in 1967, the 6-day war happened in jordan. there was syria, there was egypt, saudi arabia was on the sidelines, and there was iraq. well, this is israel with the support of the united states of america. now that is the situation. it wasn't so much that he pricked these countries in the sinai desert in the month of june , in that heat, he took two or three thousand soldiers and put them in boots and humiliated them . wounded again come on, they are trying, so why? mr. doctor, now the passive capacities of the islamic world , even though you mentioned the geopolitical alliance of the countries of the region, the alliance that the islamic world should provide , is not activated, because we still see that some countries focus their political interests on many issues, even in its survival. they know the value and still continue

listen, it's amazing what kind of world this is. so this is what i am leading to, that the answer, with such a russia, no one can apply. today , to sit down with him for negotiations, it means to repeat munich in the 38th year. do you remember when chamberlain flew in, waved one sheet and said, i brought you a measure. while you were walking, i worked as a diplomat. but it's great, i brought you peace, i gave you the same child, there in france spoke, and here we are now standing, listen, we need red lines, we need to listen, that this executioner of peoples, prisons of peoples, speak, warns, this is a territory where under the cover of colonialism more than 100 indigenous peoples live, where every... two years someone's native language is dying, listen, we are in a terrible world, in fact, and that's why, when in europe they try to form some kind of tolerance, what is it possible to do with this evil at all, a deal will be made for a few years, this is a very wrong policy, it is on the other side ukraine gives you an example of how

, the best in the world, and the most dynamic capitalist system in the world.nd here's what we cannot take for granted. we have stability because we have a rule of law. our democracy is unparalleled. i know i talk a lot about democracy the first time around, but it's really under stressed, for real. we can never lose the democratic principles. american business, our economic dynamism can't succeed, in my view, without stability and security that makes is the envy of the world, and we are. four years ago we have gone from a crisis to greater progress than any of us thought possible. we did it with a new playbook based on one of the oldest truths of our nation. believe in america, invest in america, that's the truth. give the american people half a chance. they have never, ever, ever, ever, ever, ever let the country down. give them a full trance -- chance and let them live this up to the fullest possibility. [applause] i really mean this. incredible business leaders, innovators who embody that sense of possibility. i spent more time with xi jingping than any wor

you see, other than the intellectuals of the islamic world , the social floor of the islamic world, becoming sensitive, coming to the streets to support, yes, yes. a series of people who are not muslims in the streets of europe and america, they are coming to the streets against this event that happened in the last one year after the al-aqsa storm , coming to the streets against these atrocious crimes that have taken place , when we consider that they are not muslims. a common point in eshahan between muslims and if there are those non-muslims who brought them to the field, i will tell you that the concept of human dignity is human. he has the right to live. if someone takes the right to life from a human being, he has distorted human dignity. humans have the right to have access to water, food and housing. if someone takes this from a person, he has reduced the humanity of the person. therefore, we thought that this concept of human dignity, with the consultation we had with academics, is a broad concept that if its tent is raised, all people who have rationality will have an active sense o

find the best players for the world record.yers are available in almost an hour, and the players are selected for the coaches and staff. and this committee will be very difficult, god willing, it will be able to do the selection. iran's soccer players, who have won the asian championship , are now looking to shine against their global rivals. we are regularly going through hard and stressful trainings, we are analyzing the teams of other countries in detail , and we are moving forward so that, god willing, we will be able to compete with the children and what we want. it will be held in banddar anzali in october, which is expected to have about 15 teams foreigners to participate in these competitions. ayoub rezani, sed and sima news agency, comments and news about us open tennis followed up with ferris and tiafoe advancing to the semi-finals. in the quarter-finals this morning , taylor ferris of the united states of cerebrick won the championship against alexander zorev of germany, the fourth player in the championship . came f

, 13%, and only 9% of the children of the world live in what is defined as the western world, so we must never allow ourselves to fall into the trap, it's easily done of the orientalist idea, that we are the world, that what happens here in our country and in our countries is the decisive factor in world events. i remember my... "my leader and teacher, the late mr. ben, the best prime minister we never had, he said in his inimitable style in parliament, i realized that i've met half of the international community, because the international community turns out to be george bush and tony blair, and i've met mr. blair many times. it's easy to fall into the trap of uh, of uh, eurocentric." uh thinking and i include of course australia and north america in that eurocentric uh bracket, so that's my first point, these things will all be decided by the 87% uh of the world, or more likely the 91% of today's children when they uh grow up. our country is vasal state, as my equivalent in... germany saragen knecht, member of the german parliament, victor of huge leap forward in recent elections in ge

move the world backwards. now climate change condemns future generations to more dangerous world. by the way, windmills do not cause cancer. [applause] i think we have laid out a better choice and today we are in a better position for a clean energy future. it is the perfect time to go big. the market for clean energy is booming. inflation is way down in america. the federal reserve announced lower interest rates and i predict they will go further down, which should give business more confidence to invest the trillions of dollars on the sidelines in clean energy which is the future. i'm doing my part and i'm calling another companies, the capital in the room cover to invest and do more. now is the time. let me close with this. in four years, we have gone from historic prices to historic races -- crisis to historic crisis. the playbook is base, the oldest truths in our nation. invest in america. believe in americans. believe in possibilities and share with the world. that's what i see if i could see all of you, when i look at all of you. [laughter] i really mean this. i know i only

it ranks fifth in the world in gold mining, which is approximately 6-7% of the world market. in terms of metal production (platinum). russia ranks second after yur, here the share is much larger, approximately a quarter of all world production. moscow is also the main supplier of fuel for the american nuclear power plants. the us still buys about 20% of enriched uranium from it. the largest producer of this raw material is kazakhstan, which occupies almost half of the world market. the head of kaz atomprom recently said that it is becoming increasingly difficult for them to supply uranium to the west, all the raw materials are being bought up by partners from asia. rosatom, meanwhile, has signed a contract to build a lithium carbonate plant. its launch is scheduled for the second half of 2025, with a design capacity of up to 14,000 tons per year. lithium carbonate is a raw material that necessary for the production of lithium batteries. in terms of non-ferrous metal ore reserves, russia occupies a leading position. in the world. over the past two years, western companies have

the languages of the world. this is very, very important event for our future peace and life in a peaceful world. this is a unique award. it was very easy to work together with colleagues from india, argentina, russia, and china. for tolstoy. peace was the most important thing in life. it seems to me that everyone in the world also needs to work to make peace. the grandson of the former french president charles the gold begins if he thinks you're a man of the jury appeared a goal, who is also the chairman and founder of the foundation for peace and friendship between peoples. spoke to archie exclusively. costco said, i think this is a wonderful international initiative that brings together many countries. the name of the award is to unite old people who wish for peace. you know, leo, tolstoy was the support for appraising was wondering why people find that they both devices are enough for you to live. i'm quite convinced that promising peace is our responsibility and that we must work together to achieve that fa

and one of them is that the world is ending. i just think that there is a formula with these beliefs. that if you can scare people, tell them yes, you should be fearful. but here's a way you can be saved. the combination seems to work for people. any time there's widespread kind of disaster that involves segments of the population apocalyptic system just rises up. again, everybody starts their calculations apocalyptic comes from a greek word. that means to pull back the curtain nor to reveal. so it's actually the name of the main apocalyptic book and the new testament, the book of revelation. so if you're reading greek, it would say the apocalypse of john, it's the revealing of the things that are shortly to come to pass was written 2000 years ago and people reading it back then thought it was mere. so you can run that for the last 2500 years and you get the text to stay the same. but you've got all these contexts in the context are fluid and ever changing. so apocalyptic can be used generically. but the way it's usually used by

everyone in the world will say, you're the security partner of choice. even while they do buy some weapons from russia. i think we need to leverage that better. i think we need to work directly with those countries and see that. the second piece of the answer to that question is, when you're going after the undecided voter, one of the key things is not come in and tell them what you think ought to happen. the truest thing that's ever been said to me is selling is listening. and that is what -- you know, basically how can i help you? you want to build a relationship, how can i help you. what's important to you? instead of showing up and say, here's what's important to us, china is a problem, vush a problem, don't do this don't do that, no. just start by say, you know, south africa, brazil, wherever. what's important to you. how can i help with what's important to you? and that's how you start a relationship. so i think we need to work on that. as far as the partnerships, i think we're actually doing a pretty good job of building with traditional allies in

these people have gathered from across the world, at least across europe and part of that world and elsewhere, to colonize palestine. they are... not samites for the most part, at least compared to palestinians are not, but uh, their objective is to create a state, a regime, where they subjugate the lesser people, the lesser races, they subjugate them, they expel them, they do as they please, there's no difference between lebanon and gaza, there's no difference between gaza and the west bank, there's no difference between the west bank and jordan or syria, when the time comes, this ethno supremacist regime will continue to expand and continue to massacre people because they consider people other than their so-called ethnicity as inferior as subhuman. we've seen that in official statements made by the israeli president, the israeli regime prime minister. other officials, they've compared the palestinian people to amalek, and if you go and look into biblical history, the amalek was a group that was completely wiped out, including their children and including even their animals, so the israelis

as a result, iran has established itself among the top 10 countries in the world olympiad. iranian students, team consisting of five talented individuals secured an impressive total of five gold medals, thereeby earning first place in the 17th international olympiad astronomy and astrophysics, which occurred from august 17th to 27 in vasuras, rio de janeiro, brazil. this is hannan koramdashti, the iranian gold medalist at the world astronomy olympiad this year. she is the only girl this year to win a gold medal. so... took place in brazil. the brazilian hosts were incredibly warm and welcoming, creating a friendly atmosphere for all participants. the competition featured prominent countries like england and canada, which consistently perform well. iran has also maintained a strong presence and astronomy consistently ranking among the... top 10 teams and for instance, last year we secured third place, and the year before, in 2022 we achieved first place. overall, iran has rich history in the field of astronomy. we asked her to tell us more about herself. the olmp journey beg

more than half of the world's trade passes through this route. here the biggest sea parade is taking place. destroyers and ships of its defense force the army and fast ships that are armed with sea cruise missiles are all here in front of regji's position. in the near future , we will witness the addition of new units with special capabilities in all areas, god willing. the islamic republic of iran believes that the security of the strait of hormuz and persian gulf region. it should only be established with the presence of regional countries, and the presence of western and extra-regional countries at this strategic point in the world will disrupt the security of world trade, especially the free shipping traffic in the strait of hormuz. yunus charlou, military correspondent of persian gulf news agency, strait of hormuz. parade show the authority of armored and infantry units. armed protests were held in the provincial capitals at the same time as in tehran. peace be upon you soldiers of your glorious war. the chairman of the islamic council visit

and a parade of fellow veterans of the first world war. the president of the united states marches with comrades at the old artillery battery in which he served. back home. he talks with some. at the white house and a special welcome was given to war veteran. george marshall is appointed of state and becomes the president's chief advisor on foreign relations. signing the bill which provides aid to 16 european countries and. first american goods going abroad under the european recovery program. the other major candidate, governor dewey, his career in new york city as district attorney, he headed drive against crime, made a national as a gangbuster. albany the state capital thomas dewey serves the state. new york being governor of york frequently leads to another nation as a candidate for the presidency and. governor dewey first received the republican nomination. 1944 defeated that year. he was nominated again in 1948. he, president truman, campaigned against other across the country. i pledge to you that your next administration will make

world, because this country wants to rule the whole world, so what are you bringing to the world, especiallyris, she only, this is an example of mendacity. in politics and puppetry, she is a puppet, you can see it, she only smiles, all the debates, this smile is appropriate and out of place, in all the interviews, appropriate and out of place, and what does she say, she said: we will create the most deadly army in the world in these debates, this is such a message to us, to the whole world, and why didn’t you say that in modern conditions, with taking into account the weapons that russia and china have, there will be no peace, this is not the middle of the 20th century, today everyone has nuclear weapons, everything will simply be destroyed, therefore for me only a multipolar world, only a multipolar world , neither harris nor trump will bring anything good for us, the second conclusion for america, from the debates it is clear that there is no talk of any unity in the united states of america, moreover, communicating with people who live there, including public figures, it is clearly clear

iran is ready to build a better world with the world powers and its neighbors for economic, social, political and other purposes security be effective and of equal status. the appropriate response to such a message sent from iran is not to impose more sanctions, but to implement the previous commitments to lift the sanctions for the real improvement of the economic conditions of the iranian people and lay the groundwork for more agreements. i hope this voice from iran is well heard today. do you know that the emission of smelly gases from phaselab in your living area is harmful to your health ? in addition to preventing the entry of cockroaches and banana insects, arco's anti-odor shoe cover also prevents the emission of unpleasant odors into the house with a one-way function. arco deodorant shoes. do not compare mehd farshu with anywhere because farsha's soul is blessed , in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. hello viewers, my honor is to give you a roof at one o'clock. in a conversation with khabar, an iraqi political analyst said that the iraqi resistance considers su

make the night dawn, make the world sad, make the world sad. there is a custom under the wall of people's wishes, ai nani. is not let the day and night be the same color. the day and the night have passed since you were the ruler of lovers. you were the god of my love and the friend of others. the past, when you drove me through your door, was bitter and sweet to others. alas, my friend, there is a danger of separation. separation is dying . let us and you be a successor that death does not know . start the separation of destiny . i repeat, yes, according to what the zionist media announced today, the protests against the war-mongering cabinet of the zionist regime and benjamin netanyahu will continue . this new round of protests in the occupied territories takes place after the zionists killed 6 more zionist prisoners in attacks on the gaza strip. i am having a conversation with mr. beluri, who is currently in the studio of the salam journalist program. mr. beluri, hello and good morning. welcome, thank you. thank you very much . be healthy. d

nasrallah is popular with the victories he had. to the arab world. his enemy called him a distinguished and attractive leader. he always knows the limits of the game and the truth. he is the achiever of achievements . nasrallah is a man who is not a single person, we must know how to respect our leaders. kazeim ho is very charismatic. the secretary general of lebanon's hizbollah helped in social affairs at the same time as the military progress. lipik or messenger of god. lipik o sayyid al-ashq wa nazal , menk talamna al-shujaa wa qadam, talamna al-basalah, wal-bas, wal-affan, fala adu yarhabna, wala jahafl tazlazlanna, i pray for us, kama al-ahl al-khawan, o lord, he remained in agreement and oath with his fellow stoners until the end, and he became the beloved of his leader. he was martyred in the evening of mehr 6, 1403. after 40 years of resistance, seyyed fasat joined the martyrs of the quds path. let us not abandon palestine, nor the branches of palestine , nor the sacred things of the nation in palestine, the leader of the resistance. he was s

the biggest problem is when you fall out of one of the worlds, you fall out of both worlds.this is a real problem. it used to be called multi-vector external politics, but on the other hand, when there was... the multi-vector foreign policy of the kuch era, we understand, we were simply in the sphere of influence of russia and thus played with a kind of multi-vectority, had some kind of relationship with the west to a certain, at least economic border, well and now it's all, now it's all clear what 's going on with this situation, which is either we're going to get peace with the west or we're going to get peace with china, but each time it's not going to be the peace that we... we consider the most comfortable for ourselves, well and all, by the way, the political edition came out with a publication that ukraine allegedly sends some secret letters, well secret, not secret, not secret anymore, if a politician writes about it, but less so and asks the country not to support china's peace plan , i don't know how well, since china sent letters and asked not to support ukraine's

border, um of course this destabilized region is going to affect. the collective west and the western world an economic way, um, will that be a sort of hope that this effect is going to make them call for a stop to the atrocities? yes of course, the the the result of many things that are taking place meanwile during this war, mean the operation. the existence, the s fastness of the people, the pressure of the human rights, the independent human rights, activists in the west, many of these these things that are taking place in solidarity with the palestinian, support of the resistance will contribute to pressure the western regimes to stop this aggression, because at the end of the day this these western regimes will realize that their dream of eliminating the resistance can be achieved because you are you are committing the the option of when you claim that you want to eliminate the resistance means this means that you want to ethnically cleanse an indigenous people because as i have mentioned earlier that those who make the resistance... are the people of themselves, whether in gaza, wheth

questionable, a new division of the world has begun, will it end in a world war? world is ruled by money, and those who have it want to live the same way as those who have it... no, regional wars bring the fat cats an incredible amount of money, and a global war zeroes out their capital, and at the same time their lives to zero, which they will resolutely resist, therefore a new division of the world will definitely end in elta 2, only when this will be no one can predict, but... past events, russia can feel more confident, relying on china, india, africa and part of latin america, in addition, russia relies on brics, whose summit, perhaps the most powerful of all time, will be held in october in kazan. brics is growing into a global geostrategic force, china, india, africa, part of latin america, the arab east, even turkey, a nato member, has expressed a desire, but the central country in the alliance, little by little, russia, how does russian foreign policy work, what does it focus on and how does it connect the state, why the highly experienced indian modi are

we have not seen semi- regular global cataclysms of the scope of world war i and world war ii.the united states has benefited not just because there are americans alive today if they didn't have to fight in those conflicts but because our economy was able to sell to the world in the absence of that global conflict, second those markets available to the united states overseas are available to us because of the rules -based order because it's not just a system of political rules but it is a system of economic rules as well. by and large allow for fair economic floor for american companies. there are millions of americans who are at work today because of their company sells to the world. they sell to the world because of the set of rules that countries live by. so if you recede back into a pre-world war ii environment where there are regular conflicts between large states, that comes at a cost in american lives and in american jobs. but there is a second more existenial difference between pre-world war ii and post-world war ii. that is existence of weapons of mass destruction. we

it's not a you know, oh, it's not the end of the world as a definitive nor is not the end of the world. and what i do in the book is i go for a seven bag and environmental problems that we face today not just climate. climate is a big one, obviously, but seven other massive problems that we we face today and try to chart the journey of how we got to where we are now, where are we know and what we need to do next and what kind of core of the book is trying to push a bit on this kind of doomsday messaging that i think is coming through a lot and i see a lot and conversations. i see a lot speaking to young people. i see a lot, you know, in my email inbox and was probably me a decade ago. like i think i would have, you know, a decade ago i was looking at these big massive problems that we faced just thinking, you know, there is no way that we're going to tackle them and it is too late or these problems are too insurmountable. and what i tried to do in the book is show, you know, these are not insurmountable challenges. they're are big challenges. they're serious challenges that we need to

we have tried to convince the world, including the muslim world, non—muslim world, to allow us to haveheir country, have an identity, that was not allowed. so i think it's not even about supporting the political opposition or the military opposition. some people are pushed to make harder choices. it's the ground reality. the former security forces in afghanistan are arbitrarily detained, they are arrested, they are killed, targeted killing. and they have no other choice but to make harder choices. it's not even about me supporting them or not. the reality is that they are pushed to the mountains so they have no other choice. but when it comes to the political opposition and civic opposition, i think it's time for the world to support a viable alternative. when you see nations like china accepting the credentials of a taliban ambassador in beijing — i think the uae has done it as well, the russians have even talked about a long—term dropping of sanctions against the taliban — when you see, for example, international tourists, a few thousand every year, going into afghanistan, when you s

into the depths of world war iii in order to maintain power.conditions of the extremely low level of his support among the population, he experiences an animal fear of losing power, because he understands that he will have to pay for all the crimes he has committed. while in office, we hope that the kiev regime will not be able to completely destroy his country and his people, which he is already close to, not to push our world into the abyss of a nuclear catastrophe. to do this, he should as quickly as possible accept realistic parameters for long-term regulation of the ukrainian crisis, and not constantly slide into some unrealistic ultimatums, plans for victory, and the like. the head of the arkhiyev regime himself, speaking at the same security council, refused any negotiations with russia, continuing to push through his peace formula, which has already been criticized by everyone and their dog. russia can only be forced to peace, and this is exactly what is needed: to force russia to peace, which is the only aggressor in this war. biden, w

war i, world war ii, vietnam and so forth. the outbreak of the korean war and korean peninsula on june 24 and 25th does really take the truman administration by surprise and they were shocked there and i think the lack of awareness of some of the issues that historians are debating about what is going on in the korean peninsula i think is quite striking because the truman administration and everybody in washington over that weekend almost emphatically disagree that this is a korean -- that the first instinct is that this is directed by stalin and the big question is why stalin now seeking to expand military force and that takes washington by surprise. yes, there's been a cold war from truman's perspective in the past 3 years but that cold war quite limited, threat is being largely economic growing out of this location of world war ii and the american responsibility largely economicc aid, the marshal plan the signifier of that and also the areas of the cold war thatwa become familiar and have been divided over germany and berli

at the same time, we see other facets of the same world. we read cnn.ia plans to kill more than 700 wild animals and distribute the meat to people suffering from food shortages. here is the list for slaughter. 83 elephants, 30 hippos, 60 buffalo, 300 zebras. namibi declared a state of emergency, extreme drought, no harvest, terrible famine. who? continues to conduct their terrible social experiment on the inhabitants of africa, a monstrous paradox in general: the graves of those who died of hunger are dug in the ground with the richest reserves of gold, diamonds. rare earth metals, what kind of world is ours? someone once set the boundaries for the black continent, but does not want to at least give them a chance, so here is the main task of any state today: not to lose the right independently set goals for yourself to determine your path. that's all for today, happy. music, dj, hello everyone, in exactly one minute our guest will come out and answer all the questions: are you ready to meet our heroine? yes, natalia ivanovna, what do you expect from the

what kind of summit can we talk about if the world has gone off the rails, first put the world on the ground, then talk about the future, but in general, of course, these people, who claim that they are great thinkers and want to discuss some future, are ridiculous , nothing worked out, they did not achieve consensus, russia was very surprised. there was this rush, and even there there is really nothing to discuss, the world community seems to realize that against the backdrop of many conflicts, old instruments the settlements do not work, therefore they offer not the old, but the mossy, that is, they are not capable of implementing a single new task, they return to some methods, but not even the 14th century, that is, this is just some kind of backwardness, here is the middle east, well, we understand everything about israel, israel is waging its war according to its own rules, relying on the united states. the country imposed sanctions against israel, no one imposed them, right, who, for example, said, let's take the children from the gaza strip or from lebanon, from the arab countr

he was a pilot in world war ii, as well.p in our family's dna as i served and many of our brothers and my brothers and children now. when i started this effort, along with other leaders, there were eight surviving members of the ghost army. one from utah who passed away recently, at 103. we were hoping to have him at this commemoration before he passed away, but we were not able to do that. but stanley nats is remember. in fact, it's his granddaughter that got me involved with this. i was walking to the capital in utah once and there's this cute little 14-year-old girl here there and she had done a school project on -- sorry, that is my wife. i should tell her that i can't take this right now. she had done a school project on her grandfather, who was in the ghost army and i got to know her and i got to know stanley, her grandfather and we became a strong advocate. this young girl would come out here more than once or twice and i think she was responsible herself for getting more than 30 cosponsors of this effort. a good exam

that world. the mind is this thing that animates the self, it's the seat of consciousness. it's what it feels like to make a decision and think what the relationship between the environment and the brain throws into relief. for me is indeed that intimate between the brain and the mind, right. the inception ability of the to you know by way of example we understand now that one of the things extreme heat does is is it nasa's sara lee causes some of your brain to work harder and in that's true because you to keep it cool right your brain is very to heat so as ambient temperature increases you've got to do a whole lot more metabolic stuff there to cool the brain and that's a cognitive load right that's that's a real physical thing that is occurring that is taking energy in a manner that suggests you're not able to use that energy elsewhere. and so when you pop somebody into a brain scanner and you turn up the heat and you ask, well, what's going on in these people's brains you see, for example funct

the eyes of the world are upon you.your courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. 80 years later for the rest of time, these words ring as true as they did june 6 of 1944. today the eyes of a grateful world are upon you. we remain forever indebted to our veterans for courage, devotion to duty, and skill in battle. thank you. [applause] my pleasure to welcome back to the mic jane durban. [applause] >> welcome to the magnificent world war ii memorial for this day in our nation and allied nations around the globe. a special welcome to our world war ii veterans. as we gather here to commemorate d-day, the battle of normandy, we are honored to be joined by president franklin delano roosevelt's great-grandson, elliot toby roosevelt, as well as representatives who stood side-by-side with the united states in the great effort to defeat here any and fascism. thank you. i am also honored to be joined by my colleague, superintendent rheingold, who you met, director gibson, chaplain horton, ron d elliott, and alex kershaw. ea

the tyrants of the world, the rulers of the world will not tolerate this. they knew that this word, this thought, is characteristic of development to find in the world is to be correctly understood and developed. this thought was developed in the world and attracted the nations . i will now say a word about the attractions of this movement. well, are these the united states , the soviet union, or the nato countries that are looking for the lord of america ? warsaw pact countries that were following the soviet union. all these are waiting for an opportunity. saddam provided that opportunity for them. ambitious, power-seeking, greedy, arrogant, arrogant, cruel, inconsiderate person, at the hands of iran, behind the borders. iran provoked this and attacked our country. today, some people blame the islamic republic from within ourselves the islamic republic gives to the world and conquers the world, this is the opposite of reality, there is no such thing. if it is meant that we do not interact with the world of political work, economic work, then it is clear th

hezbollah is the terror organization in the world today. it has tentacles that stand on all continents and murdered more americans and more french men than any group except bin laden. and murdered the citizens of many countries represented in this room and has attacked israel viciously in the last 20 years. in the last year, completely unprovoked. the day after october 7, hezbollah began attacks against israel which forced israelis on our northern border to leave their homes. hezbollah turned vibrant towns in the north of israel into ghost towns. i want you to think about this equivalent terms. just imagine if terrorists el paso and san diego into ghost towns. then ask yourselves how long would the american government tolerate that? a day, a week, a month? i doubt they would tolerate it for a single day yet israel has been tolerating this for yearly a year. i come here to say enough is enough. [cheers and applause] we won't rest until our citizens can return safely to their homes. we will not accept a terror army perched on our northern bor

yes, the uh governments of the world, especially in the west, need to at some point get on board with the people in those countries want. "they do not want a continuation of support for genocide, they do not want to see their tax dollars going to kill innocent palestinians and people of lebanon and yemen and and who knows when it's going to expand to syria and iran. uh, as you mentioned, the the israeli government is rogue regime, it is out of control, it is uh only enabled to to continue this because of support from the united states mainly and few other countries, but i can only" imagine any other country in the world that was bombing its neighbors uh committing genocide, there would be united nations resolutions condemning it, there would be so-called peacekeeping forces going into those countries to protect the people and to to end the genocide and the various war crimes, but for israel thanks to the united states it has complete impunity to do what it what it chooses, and the people around the world are aware of what's happening, a generation go we didn't have social media so the

in the 2019 world championships in japan, nuren beat. his strong rival from haiti and once again had as islam has instructed us, apart from those who stand up against islam and muslims. we're against them. this is our right to defend. our religion and all oppressed muslims. after fatih nurin, muhammad abdul rasul from sudan, was scheduled to fight with the israeli opponent in the 73-kg division also shunned the match and became the second athlete who refused to fight the zionist regimes representative. israel suffered two devastating defeats in the... the olympics now, muhammad from sudan and fatih nurin from algeria refused to compete against the israeli team members, that was defeat, and they defeated them without even stepping on the mat, they defeated them by refusing to legitimize israel, by refusing to recognize israel's presence in the olympics, a place where israel should not be allowed to be, and they showed the world what real athletes, what real martial artists are all about, they will be remembered as the real the 2021 tokyo olympics, because they stood with palestine, th

upon the world. some may say those words describe the world in 1919 and 2024, but the center has held. people across the political spectrum stand together, turn the page on the worst pandemic in a century, no longer controlling our lives, ensuring the survival of ukraine, making an investment in climate, green energy. the forces that goal our country and world apart, the desire to retreat from the world and go it alone. our test is to make sure that the forces holding us together are stronger than those pulling us apart, principles of partnership that we came here to uphold can withstand challenges in the center holds again. i truly believe we are at an inflection point so the choices we make today determine our future. we stand behind principles that unite us against oppression, ending conflicts today, taking on climate change, hunger, disease and we plan for the risks of new technology. i want to talk each of those decisions and the actions in my view we must take. figure, to stand up against aggre

today, the islamic world is with the heroic nation of lebanon. the nation of iran , with all its existence and together with all its strength, is on the side of the axis of resistance, lebanon is a hero, hezbollah is victorious, gaza is proud, and yemen is an authority. the representative of the taliban who played the anthem. the national of iran apologized to the people of iran for not rising in the islamic unity conference. by expressing his satisfaction at the conference, the representative of the taliban did not intend to disrespect the national anthem of iran and only did not stand when the anthem was played according to afghan custom. the issue had come up that is now in the virtual space when the national anthem of iran was sung, you didn't get up from your seat, what was the topic , that's what we said to have a conversation with you. we did not disrespect iran, we do not have anthems in afghanistan, we have songs and this is our custom. afghanistan and iran are two neighboring and friendly countries and we have great respect for the iran

it was published 30 years after the end of world war ii. and here's an operative line on page 51 that sort of summarizes what this lays out. rarely, if ever, has there existed a group of such few men which have so great an influence on the outcome of a major military campaign. that's really something, really something. .. i want to thank you all for your extraordinary work in your advocacy on behalf of these fake great veterans who certainly deserve this honor. thank you so much for being here. [applause] clicks ladies and gentlemen please stand for the presentation of the colors by the united states army color guard from the third united sates infantry the old guard and the performance of our national anthem by the united states army band brass quintet and the retiring of the colors. [silence] [silence] present arms. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ stripes and bright stars ♪ ♪ through the perilous fight ♪ ♪ o'er the ramparts we walked were so gallantly streaming. and the rockets red glare the bombs bursting in air ♪ ♪ gave proof through the night ♪ ♪ that our f

so this is the world. this is the world that that most painters focused on. it wasn't how life really was. right? it was supposed to make americans good about who they were and not really question what wasn't working. american society even intimate, looks at life like this impressionist by william merritt chase is still very genteel. look at one woman calling on another. the woman on the right is actually chase's wife, and he's at home working one day in this, this other woman has come to call on her. and you've got this, like, really serious protocol you have to follow. you might remember that from when we talked about of the balls that the upper crust of new york city are throwing in the late 19th century to demonstrate they're different in if you're if you're genteel in the late 19th century, you understand that chase chase's wife is dissing this other woman by not asking to sit down and take her hat off. she's making her wear a hat. so she can play the role of like social superior in this situation. so again, it's all about it's all about hidden. it's all

order, in the world of politics and of course how we can keep documentary cinema live in a today's world that mainstream media and mainstream cinema and pressure. rises documentary into a very far corner, so with me uh today, i've got the pleasure of hosting a wonderful journalist and filmmakers from all over the world, i would like to go uh one by one, each of them will introduce themselves briefly, of course i know the audience here are already familiar with them, but uh we would like to um have that on record and then we will get the ball rolling with the first question, we're going to start with mr. hassan yodagari, our filmmaker and journalist from iran: i believe the documentary uh gold keys is a uh three point, first is a research, second is a research and the end of this is a researching. for starter research in a documentary, i believe that knowledge, your art, your techniques, your ability to have a some kind of for example. communicating with your environment, with your people around you is so important and makes your approach to find your subject. thank you so much hassan, it

the islamic world is present. therefore , it took about a year for the meetings to get to know this university and the fields of work that were related to our work. let's identify our friend after the second thing that happened was what the topic of the conference should be. what is it that we can bring together the academics of the islamic world and all of them are ready to appear under a single tent? with the extensive studies that took place, we reached a so-called common value called the dignity of human dignity. there is a concept that every university in any field of study , for example, social sciences , psychology, religious religion, interpretation, qur'anic sciences and religious sciences, all fields should be history, this human dignity can be a good subject. for a package of conferences, conventions and meetings that have scientific productions , provide scientific content, and academics and intellectuals have a more effective presence , we came forward with the focus on human dignity. let me tell you,

boxing champion of 2014-2016 according to the world boxing world grigory drost.ds, hello, let's get started. today our program is dedicated to sports, or rather, to what the olympic games, one might say, have turned into. starting in 2016, the world boxing world anti-doping agency did everything possible to prevent our athletes from participating in the olympic games. but there is another organization, the american anti-doping agency yusada, which played a big role here in every possible way, pointing out that our athletes are taking. we decided to talk to the head of this organization , travis tigert, on behalf of one of the african politicians. it is now known that many sports functionaries are trying to pull africa over themselves. let's see what came out of it. you know that the idea of ​​holding so-called friendship games in russia is currently being discussed, they are campaigning for political leaders of african countries to take part in these competitions. and so i would like to know your opinion, how do you think we can combat such actions? can they have

world the war did not end with an armistice in 1918, 20 years later the second world war began. these two wars took the lives of 100 million people. this marked the end of a huge era of the formation and triumph of humanism in the western world. i am not lucky in life, not a soldier, he is a mummer, an impudent person, like me, i have a bad feeling, come, you deprived my mother of her will, my daughter, she is not simple, magical, again i had to ... miracles, look, look, soon. tiktok and other trash have become the most important trend, what defines modern life, everyone now needs to adapt to these modern...