in italy. so we decided to move here to lugansk, that is, we moved to donbass, because it is easier to bring the truth to italy. so, in october, we moved here, to go to italy. it was something truly, truly incredible, but the film screening took place as planned, the hall was completely full, everyone really liked the documentary, it was the first of a long series shows. donbass, yesterday, today for, who would like to work on organizing such events to promote them in italy to bring people news that is completely different from those broadcast in italy. i started showing other films, such as maidan, the path to war and children of donbass. but they defend our homeland with dignity, the ukrainians began to shoot at us, my leg was wounded. yes, a little bit of scar remained. documentary film children of donbass, to see the preparation, while the committee supervised this film to stop war. our main goal today is to tell about how the last 10 years of our journey. russia is not our enemy. this acti

and for women housewives in italy there is a pension and benefits.the municipality has taken active measures in recent years to support pensioners. the philosophy is as follows: to create a system of measures that promotes the further, active life of older people and their participation in the life of the community. we have also launched a very important project. called silver villages to support the elderly, this project includes social services transport, accompaniment to the hospital or to the doctors for specialized examinations, home care, but our health care system works really well, there is an emergency room, family doctors. the italian pension system is not balanced. almost every italian will tell you so, but they have 3.8 million elderly people with health problems, the first virtual hospital has already been opened, there is a national institute of health, science on aging, the government is preparing a new pension reform for next year. in general , 50 years ago people died at 50 , and today 80 years is the average life expectancy in italy

this is also possible in italy. everything that was removed during the renovation.returned strictly to their places. fantastic, how charming. wow, this is a church inside. now the church hall is a cultural center. we opened art workshops in the castles and rent out rooms to guests for relaxation. if you are a businessman, i would not recommend it, but if you want to preserve cultural heritage - this is a very good way to support this process, because places like this are worth it. we immediately find ourselves leaving our apartment, leaving the house, we find ourselves in such a piazzetta, a square, this is like an outer wall of the castle, yes, that is, there is also someone's houses, here's a restaurant, it's like a village near some bigger city. sergey, a photographer, just lives in a 19th-century italian castle on a hill in umbria, central italy. in the mid-fifties of the last century, according to the census , a thousand people lived in such a borga, that is, a tiny fortress village, and now there are only 10 families. a medieval communal oven, which was lit th

and for housewives in italy there is a pension and benefits. in recent years, the municipality has taken active measures to support pensioners. the philosophy is as follows: to create a system of measures that promotes the further active life of older people, their participation in the life of the community. we also launched a very important project called the silver village to support the elderly. this project includes social services of transport, accompaniment to the hospital or to the doctor for specialized examinations, home assistance, but our health care system already works really well. to go shopping, because i don’t drive a car anymore, but i have a license, this is our farm, we go pick nuts, and the goat has quests, but everything grows here, there are grapes over there for wine, 960 kg, how big is nona's family? oddio ok, spotify, ah, questa è bella, è antica, dove stanno i cantanti adesso with the voice, parte la canz d'amore. have you seen musalini? no, i haven't seen him, but we had his portraits hanging at school, you had to do

italy is among the leaders in europe in the number of votes cast citizenships. last year , more than 217 thousand people received italian passports. she also noted the importance of following the rules and procedures for naturalization. the right-wing coalition regarded the failure as a defeat for the opposition. there were also accusations against... the organizers, saying they were trying to sell out citizenship and destroy italian identity. the official position of the government is that the referendum should not have been held in this form, due to the large budget costs and low turnout. the coalition is already calling for a revision of the legislation about referendums. the issue of citizenship remains sensitive for italy, the country receives thousands of migrants every year, both legal and illegal. the low turnout in the vote was a signal for... for both political camps, both the government and the opposition. at the same time , it raised a public debate on how to reform social institutions in the face of demographic change and political polarization. to

, because it is easier to convey the truth to italy. so, in october we moved here. in october of the twenty- third we moved, since april twenty what started, started bringing arti's documentaries to italy. my first project was the film donbass, yesterday, today tomorrow. complete impunity with the support of western countries bears fruit. people news completely different from those broadcast in italy, i started showing other films, such as maidan, the path to war, and the children of donbass. "i am very worried about the soldiers who are dying, but they defend our homeland with dignity, the ukrainians started shooting at us, my leg was wounded, that's it, yes, a little scar remained, the fascists were the first to attack our land, and we defended it, suffered, died, but they still go straight to victory." before the victory , the day when the film ended, all the people were crying, then a loud bang-bang, bang, i hid under my grandfather's chair, suddenly bang, and the tank drove onto a bomb and exploded. grandfather ran to save those wh

but we know another italy.explain it to you, we need a name and last name, your email address, because then you will receive an email in which you will have to confirm your signature. have you prepared a petition? this is a petition from italians who do not agree with the words of our president, and you have already signed it. and i have already signed it many times. if this happened by accident, then the second one is deleted. honestly, i did not expect this petition to have such an incredible success, days, more than 2 10 thousand people signed this petition, and this happened without any advertising, solely by word of mouth, i published it on the donbass italia telegram channel, it was soon picked up by other telegram channels and other media, alternative, of course, including several websites. they began to spread it, share it in 2 days more than 10 thousand signatures of italians who thus wanted to express their disagreement with the statements of president mattarella and, above all, ask for forgiveness. a

of course, italy. not because italy, venice, rome, the colosseum. i want to preserve them as much as possible, to preserve the history of the house. here, 51 cities have been declared unesco world heritage sites. and here, as everywhere else, the historical hinterlands are empty, the great walls of the past crumbling, all need reconstruction, but the italians did not accept this phenomenon and came up with what else can be done. i only ask you first for 1 euro, it's like buying three cigarettes. how is it even possible that 1 euro or 100 rubles could save and revive an entire city. this is salemia, a city 3.00 years old, has seen the whole history of sicily, was even proclaimed the kingdom of both sicilies by dictator goribaldi. here you can buy an apartment building for 1 euro. this is the basement of a house for sale. this is an arab arch from the arab period, arab rule over sicily, that is, we are talking about the 9th century. the houses are not barons, nor mafia, but the idea to sell dilapidated , half-ruined houses for euros appeared right her

the issue of citizenship remains a sensitive one for italy.ntry receives thousands of migrants, both legal and illegal, every year. the low turnout has been a signal for both political camps, the government and the opposition. at the same time, it has raised a public debate on how to reform social institutions in the face of demographic change. and political polarization. to understand what really happened in italy, today we decided to turn to victoria vdovichenko, director of the future of ukraine program at the center for geopolitics at the university of cambridge. the fact is that ms. victoria understands the issues of italy very well and has been interested in what is happening in this country for a long time. victoria, good afternoon, i'm glad you joined us, and first of all, the failure of this referendum, what are the consequences and will this process continue? first, very... thank you for the invitation, and for our listeners and viewers, i will say, yes, i have indeed been involved in italian politics for more than 20 years, i am ita

i have never heard a single word of hatred towards ukrainians there, never, never, but here in italy, i constantly hear words of hatred towards russians, towards russian people, every day, and also our president said something terrible about the third reich, i don't even want to repeat it, it was terrible. italian president motorella made several offensive statements towards our country. he said that russia's actions in ukraine, again, according to motorella, are of a similar nature to the project, it is impossible to even say, but he did it third reich in europe. it is strange and wild to hear such blasphemous fabrications from... the president of italy, he does not know his history well, but we know another italy, i will explain it to you now, we need your first and last name, your e-mail address, because later you will receive an e-mail in which you will need to confirm. war, and in the world what a high price the citizens of russia paid, not only russia, but also the former soviet union, for the liberation of all of europe from fascism. therefore, we want to convey a message from

a treasure hunt, found, she was born in 1923, that is, she is 101 years old, she is 101 years old, italy, the country of long-livers. europe, and over the past 30 years, these long-livers have increased 10 times here. 92, will soon be 93, let's go, let's collect nuts. here , with retirement, people begin a new youth. when we retired, i saw paris, in cafes, in beauty salons, in hotels, sanatoriums, in universities, everywhere you will meet gray-haired people, beautiful, active, at... today it is considered the second largest number of centenarians among all italian provinces, regions, etc. that's why we are here at this fountain. in umri, and not in the first well-known sardinia, we decided to look at the italian model of a long pension. how do different pensioners live here and live to be 100 years old? do you remember how they celebrated your 100th birthday? well, of course i remember, it was a real celebration. how does it happen? so, perugia is the capital of the regions, an ancient city on the top of the open mountain. everyone here knows alvar, the owner of a workshop for the restor

and for women-housewives in italy there is a pension and benefits. in recent years, the municipality has taken active measures to support pensioners. the philosophy is as follows: to create a system of measures that promotes the further active life of older people and their participation in the life of the community. we also launched a very important project called silver villages to support the elderly. this project includes social services of transport, accompaniment to the hospital or to the doctors for specialized examinations, home assistance, but our health care system works anyway, really. the italian pension system is not balanced, almost every italian will tell you so, but they have 3.8 million elderly people with health problems, the first virtual hospital has already been opened, there is a national institute of health, science problem. so during this filming we also ended up visiting nona adriana and her family.92 will soon be 93. i do everything myself. oddio ok, spotify, ah, questa è bella, è antica, prende un sorriso di dove stanno i c

which films or documentaries can be shown in italy, and which?luhansk does not exist, lugansk exists, because the people who live here decided so. in lugansk, and donbass is written with two s, not with one, and it is not for you to say or indicate this, only here can they decide what language should be spoken in donbass, in lugansk, donetsk or mariupol. sometimes they try to close such films, sometimes they manage to achieve this through threats, but against us, against the showing of these films, against faruss, but it was from this moment that the awakening began. in this city, today we are here in this square to continue the fight against the security law, and which has almost nothing to do with ensuring security, but is directly aimed at suppressing dissent. we are all anti-fascists here. we are, as they say, on our banner in this square. peace is not beneficial, and for the military lobby peace is also not beneficial, so i am not very optimistic about possible peace between nato and civilians.

i was born in ancona, a city located in the center of italy. i first learned about this war when i posted my data on social media. cappuccino for an italian is something unifying and fundamental. fortunately, in lugansk cappuccino is amazing, so i do not feel nostalgia. since january twenty. i remember that the first time it was in april 2024 in rome, the first screening of this film took place, the hall was full to capacity, but then there were demonstrations of pro-ukrainian associations with flags, chanting slogans, standard slogans that we know well, the spectators who came to us walked through the gauntlet, and the demonstrators began to spit on these spectators who simply needed to get into the cinema. and the children of donbass, i am very, i am very worried about the soldiers who are dying, but they defend with dignity. donbass supervised the preparation of the screening of this film committee to stop the war, our main goal today is to tell about how the children of the region affected by the conflict have been living for the last 10 ye

italy is the country of long-livers in europe, and over the past 30 years, these long-livers have increased 10 times here. 92, soon it will be 93, let's go, let's collect nuts, here with retirement people begin a new youth, when we retired, i saw paris in cafes, in beauty salons, umbria is currently considered the second in the number of long-livers among all italian provinces, regions and so on, that's why we are here on this fountain. in die, not in the first well-known sardinia, we decided to look at the italian model of a long pension, how different pensioners live here. and live to 100 years, do you remember how they celebrated your 100 years? well, of course i remember, there was a real holiday, how does this happen? so, perugia is the capital of the region, an ancient city on the top of the apennine mountains. here everyone knows alvaro, the owner of a workshop for the restoration of classic and racing cars 83 years. and did not know that it was time for me to take it, until the agent didn't call me and ask: why don't i come, don't get my pension, i wasn't old yet, i didn't understan

well, we know another italy. now i will explain to you: we need your first and last name, your e-mail address, because then you will receive an e- mail in which you will need to confirm your signature. have you prepared a petition? this is a petition from italians who do not agree with the words of our president, and you have already signed it. russia, not only russia, but also the former soviet union, for the liberation of all of europe from fascism, who remember this. so that russian citizens understand that not all italians think the same way, and not all italians agree with the words of our president. honestly, i did not expect, in just 2 days more than 10 thousand people signed. this petition, and this happened without any advertising, solely thanks to word of mouth. i published it on the donbass italy telegram channel, it was soon picked up other telegram channels and other media, alternative ones, of course, including several websites. they started spreading it, sharing it. in 2 days , more than 10,000 sig

we have our national office in turin, and frankly, all over italy. and this university. association. today , 900 students study here, this is a socio-cultural only in the city of perugia, some are plus or minus 90 years old. history, art, psychology, courses in artificial intelligence, foreign languages? there are teachers who used to be students, for example, in painting. they came to study with us, now they teach their own courses, they teach very well in this, especially in craft classes. we conduct an exam for those who want it, we issue certificates from our university. for 2024, the average pension in italy is about a thousand euros per month (1000 rubles) , the exact amount varies individually, the minimum is 614 euros . for comparison, in russia the minimum pension is 800 rubles. this is about 80 euros. the retirement age in italy comes at 67, increased due to long. but there are mechanisms to retire early. everyone is entitled to a pension, for a good one you need to have at least 20 years of contributions to the social security system, or w

how do you think italy can do that? how do you think the prime minister there can to contribute to putting an end all of his blood shed all out of the policy that he that are. but honestly, it makes me laugh. a lot of these statements are full of contradictions. see on i hadn't even heard you say, you know, but to me they sound ridiculous thing only for an audio. on one hand, you keep sending weapons, missiles and ammunition to one of the warring parties when it's on the other women . do you want to present yourself as someone who wants to bring a piece of equipment and believes and dialog before the past? you've got to choose one or the other and the auto gets one thing to support ukraine with humanitarian aid for civilians that up and another thing entirely to say. can you hear me and take dismissal system for knowing full well that it could be used to target civilians because we know exactly how to of use these weapon body . so the fact that you haven't sent soldiers there, he doesn't remove your responsibility for w

how do you think italy can do that? how do you think the prime minister there can to contribute to putting an end all this blood should while out of the policy that either but honestly, it makes me laugh. a lot of these statements are full of contradictions. see on i hadn't even heard you say, you know, but to me they sound ridiculous thing or if i'm not on one hand, you keep sending weapons, missiles and ammunition to one of the warring parties when it's on the other one. and do you want to present yourself as someone who wants to bring a piece of equipment and believes and dialogue right before that you've got to choose one or the other? and the auto gets one thing to support ukraine with humanitarian aid for civilians up and another thing entirely to say anything new here. i mean, take dismissal system or knowing full well that it could be used to target civilians because we know exactly how key of uses these web radi. so the fact that you haven't sent soldiers there, he doesn't remove your responsibility for what's

that is, we moved to donbass, because it is easier to convey the truth to italy. so, in october, we moved here. in october 23 , we moved, real terror, everyone to the last one. kill i remember that the first time it was in april 2024 in rome. it took place the first showing of this film. the hall was full to capacity. but there were then demonstrations of pro-ukrainian associations with flags, chanting slogans, standard slogans, everyone really liked the documentary, it was the first. to convey to people news completely different from those broadcast in italy, i began to show other films, such as maidan, the path to war, and the children of donbass. i am very worried about the soldiers who are dying. but they defend our homeland with dignity, the ukrainians began to shoot at us, my leg was wounded, that's it, and it just stayed a little, the fascists were the first to attack our land, and we defended it, endured, died, but they still go straight to victory. when the film ended, everyone was crying, then a loud bang-bang, bang, i hid under my grandfather's chair, s

this place has more than any other region in italy.o how are they effortlessly producing all of these famous delicacies? parmigiano, balsamic vinegar and prosciutto. to find out, i'm heading to the hills outside modena to meet my friend, massimo bottura, again -what do you have? -i have some products. ...and his wife, lara gilmore, who runs their incredible restaurant... many ingredients come out of what you have available -right. -...in your back yard. ...to discover the secrets of why this area is famously known as food valley. the po river is the longest in italy and its fertile flood plain has made this region an agricultural powerhouse. the extraordinary food valley lies between the po river in the north and the apennine mountains to the south. that's modena. it's hazy today. -oh, that's modena. -that's modena down in the valley and we have the apennines behind us. so, when you look at a place like parma, the reason those hams are aged so well and have a particular flavor is because a crosswind blows all the way down into the vall

and for housewives in italy there is a pension and benefits. in recent years, the municipality has taken active measures to support pensioners. the philosophy is as follows: to create a system of measures that promotes the continued active life of older people and their participation in community life. we have also launched a very important project called the silver village to support older people. this project includes social services, transport, accompaniment to the hospital or to doctors for specialized examinations, home care, but our health care system is already working really well, there is an emergency room, family doctors. the italian pension system unbalanced, as almost every italian will tell you, but they have 3.8 million. people with health problems, the first virtual hospital has already been opened, there is a national institute of health, science on aging, the government is preparing a new pension reform in... life in italy. this is because measures have been taken that have improved the quality of health care, improved economic

italy is the country of long-livers in europe, and over the past 30 years, these long-livers have increased 10 -fold. 92, soon to be 93, let's go pick nuts, here with retirement people begin a new youth, when we retired, i saw paris, in cafes, in beauty salons, in hotels. umbria is currently considered the second in the number of long-livers among all italian provinces, regions, and so on. that is why we are here at this fountain. in umbri, and not in the first, well-known sardinia, we decided to look at the italian model of long-term retirement. how different pensioners live here and... live to be 100, do you remember how you celebrated your 100th birthday? of course i remember, it was a real celebration, how does that happen? so, perugia is the capital of the regions, an ancient city on the top of the opemina mountain. everyone here knows alvar, the owner of a workshop for the restoration of classic and racing cars , 1983. of wow, what is this? balina, 1956, this is the first time i've seen one, my activity, my work, started when i was only 11 years old, still a boy, just after finishing

in 2024, the average pension in italy is about a thousand euro per month 100,000 rubles. the exact amount varies individually, the minimum is 614 euros. for comparison, in russia the minimum pension is 8.0 rubles. this is approximately 80 euros. the retirement age in italy is 67 years, increased due to longevity, but there are mechanisms to retire early. everyone is entitled to a pension. for a good one, you must have at least 20 years of contributions to the social security system, or work as a deputy. italians receive different pensions from different funds, but lead a very active lifestyle, everything longer and longer. primary school teacher, amelia worked her life in rome as a telegraph operator in budget structures, at 62 she began to receive a classic state pension. they had a good pension, then they built a house with their pension, in which i now live, a beautiful house, two floors, we worked a lot, so we both received a good pension, when we retired, i saw. the italian pension system is not balanced, almost every italian will tell you so, but they have 3.8 milli

i, of course, went to italy for my direct specialty. my language skills were, of course, at a basic level, but i already had some preparation. all teaching in italy was conducted only on this in italian, but someone told me that you almost have a diploma of a translator, besides the fact that i went to study with a teacher, finished courses here at our italian language, at the chamber of commerce and industry, how can you characterize the studies there, for example, in italy, and here, the big main difference is that we have, for example, for the whole country one main belarusian state academy of arts, which trains such... specialists sharpened specifically for the fine arts, in italy there are practically two or three different academies in every city, and those people who often, probably 85-90%, who enter from there, are people who simply came from a regular school, you take the history of art there, you take some minimal , like, special disciplines and you can basically enter, but we have the opposite situation, of course, almost all

what if i am a truck driver, i don’t read books, i don’t like art, but i want a house in italy for 1o. are you ready to renovate it? no, i want to tear it down. build a new one, then i’ll find you some empty land. our idea is to make people happy. when moving here, people should know what they are doing. here is one family that bought. and also pay extra for new neighbors, high in the very center of the island there is a town called mosameli, at the foot of its medieval castle, for over 100 years in the first days of autumn there is an antikikara, this is the oldest fair of livestock owners in sicily. didi, come down, i don't understand the pipes here, i'm coming, everything is very old, yes, very, there are a lot of old houses here, they all need reconstruction, dedi american, volis. concrete, metal beams need to be replaced. i wonder if we can leave something old, historical in this house with repairs. of course, we will reconstruct, preserving all the valuable things that can be preserved. the historical center of musameli, one of the most. streets empty in musameli abandoned were

when the fascism arrived a big part of italy is with mussolini...eah. -...but 30-40% is against mussolini. in fact pasta actually became a powerful symbol of the resistance against his fascist regime. armed with their guns and sheets of pasta many of the partisans who stood up to mussolini lived in these very streets. [archive] and the great access railyards from which troops and supplies are poured into southern italy are blasted... [tucci] during world war two, this area bore the brunt of allied bombings that aimed to disrupt the nearby rail hub. tragically, over a thousand people were killed. this is in essence like a monument. yeah, you can see the effect of the war. yeah. people died, the families died, and all this area is bombed. this particular square was home to a hugely popular local trattoria before the war. the owner's wife and all but one of their children died when their building was hit during the bombing. after the war, the local community raised funds for the surviving father and son to reopen the restaurant again. the boy started w

and how has living in italy changed her? what is she learned from italians? i think i just want to like appreciate and enjoy life more like and that phone since cheesy and cliche, but it's true. it is that like aspects of italian culture really they really do know how to enjoy. i've grown to be more patient. as i mean that i'm completely efficient. but i've grown to be more sense to me is how in culture is just so beautiful. and i think there's so many things that we can learn from a tolerance and italian culture and the lifestyle and i and i want to help other people experience that. so what should others know before making the move to italy tend to be the most frustrating, lonely experience of your life. and it's also going to be the most beautiful, honestly, i don't think i would do anything differently. and that doesn't mean that i didn't make mistakes because i made a lot. i made a lot um, but it's just to say that i think those failures and those mistakes helped me and adapt and learn and understand the culture and the lifestyle better. because it saves

more than 50 settlements in italy have joined the program of almost free houses. were municipalities that decided to pay extra to new neighbors, high in the very center of the island there is a town of mosameli. at the foot of its medieval castle, for more than 100 years in the first days of autumn the antica fiera del costello has been held. this is the oldest fair of livestock owners in sicily. locals meet this fair in costumes of the noble past. that's it. but 5 years ago the solemn procession. decided to sell abandoned houses here for the price of a cup of coffee, grandpa come down, i don't understand the pipes here, i'm going. here besides the house, didi saw the city, a beautiful castle on a cliff, dawn over the valley, bought two at once, this one is 200 years old, you see, didi, we have to completely redo this ceiling, remove all this and do it again, concrete, metal beams need to be replaced, i wonder if we can leave something old, historical in this house with repairs? of course, we will reconstruct, preserving everything valuable that can be preserved.

so maybe we just moved to italy for a 6 month trial period, 6 months past. and i was like, maybe we just and here we are for you. while it might sound like a fairy tale, moving abroad for love did come with these challenges. you have to find a community outside of your partner, right? and you have to find the community of people that you i can relate to in certain ways. and so i think it's important to also be friend lopez and have so to find your corner, you office, you need other immigrant ex had friends who understand what you're going through 1st year this year was the wellness of my life. and it took me a long time, i think for anybody that is out there, that is also going to be the same thing. it's going to take a while, but like they're out there and you just have to be patient. and when they come, it will be a really awesome thing. after moving to italy, casey began sharing the cultural differences. she experienced daily online. i don't, i'm really very spaghetti strap, but i really like it. i'm sorry. what did you just call her content quickly gain

so she decided to take a break and travel to italy on the travel. i've never done a solo trip though before. and i was terrified, but i for some reason and said, you know, what do it. i met my now fiance dario, my 1st band florence and you said my free days and florence together and just ever stop talking from there and the whole journey i bet was he moved to new york and we had those 3 months of normalcy. and then cove ahead, while my industry is completely shut down, i am in this new realization i have no idea what i want to do with my life anymore . so maybe we just moved to italy for a 6 month trial period, 6 months past. and i was like, maybe we just and here we are for you. while it might sound like a fairy tale moving abroad for love did come with these challenges. you have to find the community outside of your partner, right? and you have to find the community of people that you i can relate to in certain ways. and so i think it's important to also be friend lopez and have so it's define your corner. you office, you need other immigrant ex h

italy's far right prime minister georgia meloni and her executive have unconditionally supported the israeli regime's genocidal campaign in the gaza strip since day one. however, such a stance has began to shift in recent weeks with politicians increasingly criticizing tel aviv's. as for the shift in tone from members of italy's government, it is welcomed, albeit limited and long overdue. as anyone may note, it's not prime minister moloni expressing italy's position on israel's onslaught in gaza, but the foreign minister. this is because malone's party is politically very close to that of netanyahu. all major opposition parties have called for a large national demonstration to stop the israeli regime's genocide of the palestinian people in the occupied territory. is the initiative will be held in the italian capital on june 7. max chivili, press tv, rome. in the heart of arabia, a battered nation under siege rises with fire in its voice and steel in its will. yemen has drawn a red line. palestine is not a slogan, it's a shared destiny. each missile dropped on gaza. goes through sana'

nominating the candidacy, hot, listen, young newcomers, the idea is to ask to call the sisters in italy’t spoil us, and let’s do it enthralling. to run away from the swedish, if our sisters walked here and there at the same time, here vitalia is already in conversation, and then at once we rush to italy, and then we can here at the same time on the ground and run for an hour, train, don't smell us, your internet in italy is not like that, in europe it stinks, we in ukraine have a normal internet, sky, earth is sky. in the earthling, triumphant, angels, people, angels, people, joyfully celebrate, christ is born, god is incarnate, angels sing, the king hovering, the oath is heard, shepherds, play, miracle, miracle, tell, christ is born, first croci, let's go to our beginnings to italy, and here new girls are tired of coming, before the speech, whose destiny is a lot of new ones, who else will come, maybe more, well, i think, what kind of river can anyone come, the remaining candidate, how to come, mumble to pray for the offensive, then i did, i never came, after tanya came for me, then i

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england, happened in france, in germany, in the same spain, in italy, therefore, this meant that therers, instructions that affect the supply of information that is fed to ordinary people who return home from work at 8 pm, turn on the tv, watch the news, sitting at the table with their own. because in russia you can watch all the channels, they watch rai, they watch bbc, all you need is a satellite dish, in italy, even if you have a dish, you won't see russian channels, despite the fact that in italy there are really very few people who speak russian, here in cairo you get the feeling how small our western has become world, eastern. here in egypt, in india or in other parts of the world you can see all russian channels, what is the difficulty, what is the problem? if we are so convinced of our rightness, of our good intentions, why do we prohibit showing, we know very well that during wars the first weapon is information.

italy's economic outlook has been shaky in recent years. growth is set to stall at less than 1% in 2024. and the country still has one of the highest debt levels in europe. italians are divided on how the trade war over tariffs will play out. it will be very painful. much of the italian market and italians will suffer from it. italian. in the future, i hope to continue to tell consumers about the hard work that goes into every piece of cheese on those shelves. and i hope to continue that. italians are hoping for a quick end to this trade war, that italy’s cultural, food heritage will live on for years to come. other products have also become significantly more expensive in recent months. and not just because of tariffs. the prices of olive oil, sugar, biscuits, and ketchup have risen sharply due to inflation caused by both war and climate change, so the price of coffee, the second most popular drink in germany, is unlikely to fall. coffee is cool. coffee is an incredibly healthy drink. with a cake in a nice environment is great, but the pri

the belarusian delegation discussed the subject of investment in italy, where. we will discuss it with the guest of the studio: our expert, deputy director of the national agency for investment and privatization, alexey pushkarev. hello, alexey. hello. alexey, who heads the top investors today? who invests in our country? well, the largest reliable investor in the economy of our countries - this is the russian federation. the volume of investments for the twenty-fourth year amounted to 420 million. us dollars, the most dynamic and fast-growing investors in our country are , of course, china and the united arab emirates, the first over the past 3-4 years have increased the volume of investments three times, and the united arab emirates even four times, and of course in this top five there are such countries as cyprus, which is somewhat volatile, but nevertheless from year to year steadily remains in the top five. and turkey, which is gaining momentum, but at the same time we are open to everyone, no matter whether it is the east or the west, this is confirmed by a recent business trip i

, of course, will always be me and as a person, as a culture, i love italy, italian culture, italian history, italian people, of course, i am not italian, anti-italian, no, but i think now... a khan with russian roots, was born in latvia, then lived in russia, in 2000 the family moved to america, in moscow, he has been since august 2024. he met his fiancée natasha by chance at a meeting organized by their mutual friend, joseph roos. we already told about him in our other report. joseph introduced us both? joseph is talking to the guy, he speaks russian and english, i think, what an interesting person, and i have already introduced us. but i remember that on that very day we... we did nothing to them, except to protect, well , ourselves, this is what russia is doing now, it is simply protecting its historical territory, its family tree ben knows very well, leningradsky riga was liberated at the front, then my great-grandmother lived through the leningrad blockade, so i have, well , a russian part, and while we were preparing this report, ben and natasha have already filed an applicati

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