even if you've never been to rome, you've been to rome.ts stories have been told and retold on stage and screen, the city of toga's and gladiators, power and intrigue, empire and ruin, and of course la dolce vita - the good life. i'm stanley tucci. i'm italian on both sides and i'm travelling across italy to discover how the food in each of this country's 20 regions is as unique as the people and their past... the famous ancients of rome once ruled the world... ...but i'm here to discover how it's the food of ordinary romans that has conquered our hearts. but i'm going to warn you, if you're on a low carb diet beware... ...you're going to see a lot of pasta in this show. i mean, like, a lot of it. like, a lot. i'm sorry. i've been visiting rome for decades. its beauty and history still leave me breathless but sometimes it's difficult to find a good meal if you don't know where to look. rome is situated in lazio, a region sometimes overlooked in favor of its grander gastronomic neighbors like tuscany and umbria. but lazio has fed rome for c

, the commander aetius, the conqueror of the huns, was called the last roman, aetius was killed, rome soon fell, for rome could not exist when the last roman was gone, each time old age, fatigue of the leading people leads to the end of history. empires, imperial ethnoses are few, the real imperial peoples were persians, romans, byzantines, germans, french, anglo-saxons, and of course, we russians, not all nations turn out to be on the one hand stern and strong, on the other hand lead the empire, here is an example from russian history, the militia of prince dmitry pozharsky is formed in 1611, but the tatars, half a century since they were annexed to russia, instead of stabbing the damned occupier in the back, mount their horses and ride with prince pozharsky to liberate moscow from bandits. why? solely because in half a century the russians have proven kazan muslims, that they are a real imperial people, friendly and reliable. for all the peoples who have found themselves under russian skepticism, that it is possible to live with russians, this quality of russians has survived to thi

in those wars, iran sometimes defeated rome, sometimes rome defeated iran. that is, it shows that there is a competition . well, this is a frame of images. i am now putting the historical pieces together, and it is good for our people to see these successive historical images, like a film, in fact, multiple sequences that then watch the whole movie. i will now go through the sequence. the next sequence is the crusades . you will see the crusades again. that side is the european front . this side is the eastern power front . i am not saying iran, but an eastern power . you are the one we are now calling the resistance bloc. there are 8 crusades. in these european crusades, seven of the eastern powers are defeated . the next sequence is because you are having a historical discussion. i want to see my colleagues tell me how much time we have in this conversation . i will also see ms. abedini, who is on the other side of the studio. for very good, mr. dr. moslehzadeh. we have less time , about two minutes. in this part , i will tell you the rest, then i will tel

max chavilli reports from rome. rome became the stage for two large scale. demonstrations, both voicing opposition to the european union's realment agenda and announcing israel's continued acts of aggression across west asia, more than 300 national and local groups, including several opposition parties, organized the first protest in response to the upcoming nato summit in the hague. the summit is expected to finalize the european union's extensive military build up. a second rally was held simultaneous. by over 60 organizations, including the palestinian youth movement, power to the people party and various grassroots unions. one of the goals of this rally is to reject the european union's rearmment policy. trump's reckless foreign policy legacy has fueled this military hysteria, but we're also here to condemn israel's unlawful aggression against iran, an act that violates international law under the pretext of a fabricated nuclear threat. of growing instability in west asia and accused the israeli regime of delibe

study at the university, when i lived in rome, then in ferrari, where i received a diploma in... until 2014, my life was normal, with a completely ordinary job related to pharmaceuticals, but after 2014, my life changed radically. at that moment... for some time i looked through the entire internet, read newspapers, watched tv, but no one said a word to me about the bombings in donbass, no one, only some small notes on the twentieth pages of newspapers, then i realized that we were in europe, in italy, the essence of the events, that's when i started to get interested. donbass thoroughly, but it wasn't that easy, because it was very difficult to make the italians understand what was really going on in donbass, that there was a civil war going on there, there were bombings, that there was a coup d'etat, it seemed to everyone something distant, not concerning the people of europe. they accuse me that i, as the supreme commander-in-chief in june 2014, liberated 2/3 of the occupied donbass. write, i admit this guilt. moreover, i am proud of it, and so every day, the city is burning,

petersburg, moscow and rome. about how the cultural context of the place formed the artistic style of the master. the opening is scheduled for tomorrow, and for now about the features of the exhibition, a report by zinaida kurbatova. trityakovskaya gallery responded to the anniversary of karl brilov. russia, armenia, private collections. immersed in this topic, the visitor involuntarily compares with the recent exhibition in the russian museum. there was a retrospective and the master's main work, the last day of pompeii, was restored in the center. in the tretyakov gallery, realizing that the two projects would be compared, they took a different path. after the great karl exhibition that thundered in the russian museum, the tretyakov gallery had a rather difficult time, but they came out of the situation with honor. here, historical frames first met the paintings for which they were once created, for example, this is a luxurious frame for saltykova's portrait. bright gilded frames look advantageous in semi-dark,

does not disappear either, because triumph, war, victory, yes, these are the things that ancient romened to express very well. here is a very interesting competition project by leonid pavlov, it is interesting because in the center, of course, it is barely recognizable, but in fact you can see that this is the palace of soviets, that is, pavlov assumes that the palace of the soviets will be built, this building, which began to be built on the site of the demolished cathedral of christ the savior, i think that many. viewers know, you know, philip, yes, somewhere on the sparrow hills, yes, he has such an arch of victory, as he calls it, which is very reminiscent of the triumphal arch in rome, but some projects were generally completely phantasmagoric, not similar to anything, for example, the architect andrei burov had such a project for a memorial in stalingrad, which, look what this is, this is either... some masks of bogatzalcuatl stick out of the steps of the pyramids, look here, hands holding a peps, i will move on to real monuments that began to be built after the war, we are all

aetius was killed, soon rome also fell, because rome could not exist when the last roman was gone, everyold age and fatigue of the leading people lead to the end of the history of the empire, there are few imperial ethnic groups, the real imperial peoples were the persians, romans, byzantines, germans, french, anglo-saxons, and of course, we russians... not every people turns out to be , on the one hand, stern, strong, on the other hand, benevolent to the people inhabiting the empire and can lead the empire, here is an example from our own history: the militia of prince dmitry pozharsky is formed in 1611, but the tatars have been annexed to russia for half a century... instead of stabbing the damned occupier in the back, they mount their horses and ride with prince pozharsky to liberate moscow from the bandits. why? solely because in half a century the russians have proven to the kazan muslims that they are a true imperial people, friendly and reliable for all peoples who have found themselves under the russian skepticism. that you can live with the russians? this quality of the russians

roman empire, by the way, the years were considered barbarians by them, so to speak. but after that romeof plunged into the dark ages its population dropped to 2000 people, as for napoleon, well in russia, in any case, they clearly know his fate better than the nato secretary general, who believes that this is the greatest empire in the history of mankind, but this the empire somehow really doesn't like the word berezina, in france. for the word in general is a synonym for just a catastrophe, a complete disappearance of hopes and so on and shame, by the way, well, national shame, besides napoleon ended his life first on elba, and then on the island of saint helena, where the british simply quietly poisoned him. therefore, of course, the fate of the roman empire and the fate of napoleon's empire - this is certainly what awaits nato. i have no doubt about this, in this i absolutely agree with... skadin rutte, who cited these examples as a symbol of the power of the west, although it must be said that even with ancient rome, the west now has nothing in common, because when rome fell, those

in a huge number of cities: milan, bologna, rome, florence, in the south, in naples, parmia, in general, everywhere, everywhere. even in the smallest cities were placed these posters in all the central parts and it caused incredible irritation, incredible rage and protests of people. some pro-ukrainian organizations and parties wondered: who paid for all this? surely it was the kremlin that decided to initiate such propaganda. in fact, these were just small local organizations and associations that decided to convey the message of peace. they raised money themselves, made small contributions and were able to implement this advertising campaign. this idea belonged to us. at first we saw this very bright symbol, a very expressive illustration. we slightly reworked it, added the inscription russia is not my enemy. we raised funds among ordinary citizens, applied for the placement of this poster to the verona city hall, which issued us. permission and allocated places for placement. as soon as the posters appeared, it caused an explosion, a real explosion, on the one hand a stream of critic

bryulov arrived in rome in 1823 with his brother. on the way to dresden , he saw a painting by rubins versavius, decided to paint the same plot, but in his opinion it did not work out, for a long time it was believed that this is a legend that the artist threw a boot right into the center of the canvas. we have studied our works for the exhibition now, it turns out that it was confirmed, there really was a breakthrough, and the picture is duplicated, since he was quite reserved with himself, he was not happy with something, although i think that it is brilliant , he conveys this remarkable. in three cities, museum workers found and presented on three huge maps, the last address is in the town of manceana near rome, here the ashes of the creator of the last day of pompeii are packed, zinada kurbatova, leonida. a7 is your guide to international trade, a platform for cross-border settlements for exporters and importers, fast payments day in and day out, low commission of 0.3%, customer support in any conditions, your business, our solut

we are going to rome.crowned itself with glory in the republican times and turned into an empire. having become an empire, rome wanted to capture and subjugate the whole world. it did not succeed. the modern world does not understand this, it wants to build something material, and we must build the kingdom of god, we must find the path of salvation, the path of brotherly love in the face of all these wars, the war that we see in palestine, the confrontation between two fraternal. this is a great temptation, which is paid for by the great western powers that finance this war, this should not be accepted by god's people. before we start talking about persecutions, it is worth talking about what distinguishes the ukrainian orthodox church, which we will talk about today. and this is called in church language split. the initiator of the second split on the land of ukraine was the west, primarily the united states. the west wanted to finish off the church, because the church remained the last stronghold of the

i was amazed, the back wall was in perfect condition, 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, the historical hinterlands are empty, the great walls of the past crumbling, all need reconstruction. however , the italians did not accept this phenomenon and thought up what else can be done? i just 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 entire history of sicily, was even proclaimed the kingdom of both sicilies by dictator goribaldi. you can buy a lot here. do you even have homeless people in abandoned houses here? no, we don't have homeless people. and how much do these houses cost? 10 years, 20. these houses have been abandoned for much longer, 30-50 years, like they were left after the earthquake. only pigeons and cats live here. no, yo

this was at the age of the great expansion, it was the consolidation of rome. it was called the greatest period of human prosperity and safety. the so-called five great emperors, that 100 year period, and he was looking at germany and he said there were certain things, it was sort of like rousseau's idealization of that natural savage. women bathing cold water, they are bare breasted, they worshiped trees, it was kind of romance, but the idea was it a separate. you can see in the german culture, it's really the only language except for basque, which is indo-european, but it's the only language that does not have the romance element. when you look at the german, i would call them the nihilists philosophers, there was this idea, and i think it's been very , unfortunately in the 20th century it had very negative associations, but the germans were the only blood and soil nation in europe. we were the ones that resisted roman mongrel is asian, that germans were people who spoke a language and look supposedly like each other and they were never conquered by the roman

cnn vatican correspondent christopher lam joins me now from rome. christopher, thanks for being back with me again. i appreciate it. pope leo is giving the pallium to dozens of archbishops today. what does that tell us about his leadership style and how he sees the role of the vatican? >> well, ben, it's an historic moment for the first american pope to have given the pallium to eight archbishops from the united states. they were part of 54 archbishops who received the pallium from pope leo this morning. the service took place in saint peter's basilica rather than outside, where it's really swelteringly hot at the moment. the mass is now coming to a close. i think it's an important moment for pope leo as the first american pope to give these important symbols of office to archbishops in the united states. these are pallium symbolize unity with the pope and the authority that those archbishops have. of course, it comes at a time when several leaders in the united states are at odds with the trump administration on immigration, on the administration's

max chivili press tv, rome.danian hospital in southern city of hanjunes killed at least one person and injured another. 14 more civilians were also killed early in the morning, three of whom were waiting for food at distribution points described as death traps by anra between tuesday and wednesday. at least 60 more aid seeking palestinians were massacred by israeli occupation forces and over 500 sence a us back foundation took control of gaza's aid distribution. the death toe from israel's general side of war has exceeded 56,100 people with over 132,000 others injured. meanwhile desperate palestinians in gaz starving. under the siege now risk their lives at those us run aid distribution points, which on recause death traps, one man speaks for thousands, i wait for the food, i want food, i'm a human who needs to eat, i have no food, no shelter, all the people have been exhausted, we come and wait here, i swear we are like surrendering ourselves to death, by god we are walking into death, there's no solution, if y

the giru de italia cycling race has wrapped up in rome a mid renewed protest against the participation of an israeli cycling team owned by a zinust canadian israeli entrepreneur. protesters are saying that international sporting bodies should ban the regime and it is committing genocide in gaza. the final stage of the giro d'italia, one of the world's top cycling races took. place in the italian capital rome on sunday amed protests against the participation of an israeli regime sponsored cycling team. protesters accused uci the international body governing cycling of aiding in a batting israeli terrorism by allowing to compete in its races and israeli team created with the stated goal of sports washing the regimes 77 year long occupation the palestinian territories and its the union cyclists international claims to be a politically neutral organization, yet in a show of total hypocrisy, the union and the whole of the west immediately sanctioned russia for the war in ukraine while they have closed their eyes to zionist crimes. the name of the israeli cycling team allowed to participate

rome, it is marked on the floor, half-slope of the color of ochre. petersburg - cobalt, moscow - surika. 15 fruitful years of the artist's formation are connected with italy. in petersburg brilov was born, studied at the academy of arts, left here, and then returned to the capital after the italian period. the artist lived in moscow for 5 months in 1836, but a historic meeting took place here. sculptor vitaly was sculpting a portrait of bryulov and then pushkin came into the studio. bryulov arrived in rome in 1823 with his brother, on the way to dresden he saw a painting by rubins versav, decided to paint the same plot, but in his opinion it did not work out. for a long time it was believed that this was a legend, that the artist threw a boot right into the center of the canvas. we have studied it now for the exhibition. it turns out that it was confirmed, there really was a breakthrough, and the painting is duplicated, since he was quite reserved to himself, he was dissatisfied with something, although i think that brilliant. he conveys this wonderf

mavilli reports from rome.e protest titled stop the war in west asia us. and israel are the greatest threats to the world, brought together dozens of groups including the palestinian student movement, italy's palestinian community, antionist networks and grassroot unions, they gather to express solidarity with the palestinian and iranian people, and to condemn what they called continued us israel aggression across the region. iranian flags chanting against the genocide in gaza and what they call the brutal u.s. israel aggression on iran. more and more italians are starting to realize the damaging role israel and the united states have played in west asia over the years. the people of iran and palestine are our brothers, they're not our enemies. we refuse to buy into us war propaganda that tells us some lives matter more than others. not long ago, western narratives painted iran as the villain, but today israel's genocide in gaza and the attacks on iran make it clear who the aggressor really is and who is resist

max chivili press tv, rome. as it presses ahead with its genocidal war. unist killed at least one and injured another. 14 civilians were also killed to early morning, three of which were waiting for food at distribution points. between tuesday and wednesday, at least 68 seeking palestinians were massacred by israeli occupation forces and over 500 since a us-backed foundation to control of gaza's aid distribution. over 50 palestinians have been killed in thursday strikes, the death toll from israel's genocidal war has now exceeded 56,100 with over 132,00 others injured. desperate palestinians in gaza starving under siege now risk their lives at u.s. run aid distribution points, what inerwall calls death traps. one man speaks for thousands. i wait for the food, i want food. i'm a human who needs to eat. i have no food, no shelter. all the people have been exhausted. we come and wait here. i swear we are like surrendering ourselves to death. by god, we are walking into death. there's no solution. if you want to fee

opened two synagogues in the city of rome. the jewish presence in rome is only it is for political activity. the jew infiltrates the church and reaches the position of cardinal and the pope. a year later the pope speaks of fulfilling his duty and divine forgiveness , sins will be forgiven and those who are killed in war. they will go directly to heaven. in this way , the crusades begin. in the meantime, a strange event occurs. the crusaders persecute the jews on their way. this movement, with the approval of the jewish nobility , is to force the jews to leave the heart of europe and settle in the ottoman lands. at this time, the intellectual foundations a new one is formed. knights, temple guards , associations. secret and secret during the 20 years of the crusades , cultural mixing and exchange occur. europe becomes acquainted with the knowledge of islam, muslims, and the ideas that europeans are familiar with. social development in islamic countries stops and islamic civilization falls into a state of stagnation. jewish merc

max chivili press tv, rome. armed forces have launched another missile strike targeting israeli positions and occupied palestinian territories. in response to israel's ongoing genocide against cozins, the missile force of the yemani armed forces carried out a qualitative military operation targeting a sensitive israeli enemy target in the occupied area of bershiba using a zulfakar ballistic missile. the operation successfully achieved its goal, thanks to allah. yeah said he pledge the yemeni armed forces to continue the religious, moral and humanitarian support for the oppressed palestinian people, regardless of the consequences. he said operations will persist until israel ends its aggression on gazan lifts a siege on the territory. last week, yemani army launched several strikes targeting sensitive israeli sights and military installations and occupied areas of bershiba, yafa and haifa. yemen has been a staunch supporter of. in resistance since started israel's genocidal campaign on gaza in late 2023. and the

max chivili press tv, rome.m hussain, the grandson of prophet muhammad. according to syrian media outlets, the rates targeted areas where citizens had gathered from warning ceremonies. syrian forces destroyed religious sites and forceably... dispersed the attendees. the attacks were reportedly carried out under direct orders from the interium government, which has officially banned any public display of muharram morning in territories under its control. well, israeli settlers have launched a series of violent attacks on palestinian villages in the occupied west bank. according to eye-witnesses, settlers vandalized homes, torched vehicles and uproot. olive trees, all under the protection of israeli soldiers. several palestinians were injured in the assaults, one woman is in critical condition. the un official for the coordination of humanitarian affairs reports that between june 17 and 23rd, there were at least 23 settler attacks, resulting in injuries, property damages, or both. the israeli regime has launched n

from malta they moved to rome, but a successful producer was just an unrealistic dream of a foreignerity there was barely enough money to rent a house. soon the couple had a daughter, the baby was named andromeda, rexalfort drowned out financial problems with alcohol, took it out on his lover. one of these conflicts ended in a double murder. we were playing ball when the guys climbed over the fence and found the body of a woman. there was a bag with legs and arms sticking out, it was something scary. the bodies were identified only a few days later, when the local tv channels aired the horrific finds in the city park of rome as the number one news item, in faraway omsk, the worried mother could not contact her daughter and also put out a cry on social networks. then an audio recording appeared, the suspect in the murder, complaining friend. i have personal problems , my anastasia left and literally returned to her ex-boyfriend, she did not want a child, so in general she is not interested in being a mother anymore. according to another version, the russian woman wanted to escape with

well this is broadly defined by rome. there seems to be a change in rome especially with regards to the drc. there have been other... uh people that have been killed and declared marters but that have not seen a similar fast process as that of bwana chi so yes chances are that you might be the first sent to be declared by rome from the democratic republic of congo and finally obviously you know when you talk about corruption how bad it was then has this caused others to rise up and speak against corruption is that something you've seen over the years it has the civil society indeed is fighting corruption, there are many ngos that are fighting it, even though it has not improved the situation very much, because the drc still is at the bottom of the runk of the international corruption perception index, so efforts are being made, countries is embark the police at number of reforms to try and improve the public sector, but corruption is still a serious problem in the drc, so having someone declared as a saint might definitely have a positive impact on the country as a whole. kinshasa times

max chively, press tv, rome. we're going to go ahead and go back to gaza. is there now. joining us, you were giving us updates there on the ground from these devastating, continued air strikes on gz and various areas and of course let's not forget the targeting of gazans and palestinians who are trying to reach the us distribution aid center and they're being targeted there, what details you have for usm team? yes, i was saying that the israeli strikes are still maintained at the apics targeting the northern bar of system and they are still concentrated in jabalya balad area. as dozens of the palestinian insential buildings were pomelled by the israeli fighted jits, this is why several plombs of smoke are still billowing from the area. let's be clear that for the four for the fourth consecutive day the israel incubition forces have been decimating every single part of the northern part of gaz in addition to the eastern side of gaz city we are talking about roughly 80 palestinian multiflorescental buildings were destroyed and leveled to the ground as a conse

max chivili press tv, rome. that's it for your latest here on press tv. everyone, thank you for tuning in and goodbye for now. به جای اینکه حق نداشته باشه به قطعه هواپیمای جنگنده خریداری شده با پول گذاف از آمریکایی ها حق نداشته باشه به اون قطعه نگاه کنه و دست بزنه امروز خودش اون هواپیما رو می سازه امروز ارتش خودش اون هواپیما رو می سازه. امروز ارتش به جای اینکه حق نداشته باشه به قطعه هواپیمای جنگنده خریداری شده با. پول گذاف از آمریکایی ها حق نداشته باشه به اون قطعه نگاه کنه و دستت بزنه امروز خودش اون هواپیما رو می سازه امروز ارتش خودشون هواپیما رو می سازه. snow crose over tel aviv, it was clear, this is not 1981, it is not 2006, it was not 2021, this was 2025 and the region had changed, the empire blinked, the zionist regime staggered and tehran stood unfaced. trump, the once branch architect of maximum pressure, was left murmuring wishes. for iran's wellbeing, while netanyahu clung to a sease fire like a lifeline. iran didn't just respond, it reerode the rules of engagement. it proved that strategic patience, regional alliances and calculated retaliation

max chively, press tv, rome.the yemani armed forces said they have launched fresh attacks on a number of israeli positions, including bangorian airport. in support of the oppressed palestinian people. and in rejection of the crime of genocide perpetrated by the zionist enemy against our people in the gaza strip, the missile force of yemani armed forces carried out a specific military operation targeting lod airport in the occupied area of jafa using a hypersonic ballistic missile. the operation has successfully achieved its objective, causing millions of herds of usurping zionists to flee to shelters and halting airport operations. the uav force of yemani armed forces carried out three military operations targeting three vital israeli enemy targets in the areas of jafa, ashda. also working to impose a complete ban on air traffic at the bengorian airport. the spokesperson said the remaining airlines that have not yet complied with the ban should take this into consideration to preserve the safety of the aircraft a

max chively, press tv, rome. settlers made provocative moves and insulted the palestinians in the mosk under the protection of israeli forces. press tv join us earlier from the occupied ramal with the details. since the hours of the morning, more than 830 israeli settlers have broken into a most in addition to a 285 under the pretence of course. of tourism, which which means that they are israeli settlers, but they are imposing or they are showing themselves as tourists, we have been seeing and witnessing escalation in the incursions and into the raids towards al-aqsa with more provocative attitude and provocative actions like raising the israeli flag inside inside al aqsa mosk and of course saying racist slogans and assaulting palestinians, assaulting muslim, assaulting the prophet muhammad, and also the what is called the sujud almaly, which means which means an israeli or a jewish, a jewish prayer that that is to to demolish, it aims to demolish the holy mask, al aqsa holy mask and to speed up the the establis

max chivili press tv, rome. the force starvation of palestinians. our president, a correspondent rachel hamdun reports from new york. protesters in new york flooded union square to call for a ceasefire and an end to the genocide in gaza by the israeli occupation as they denounced the continued force starvation, mass displacement and relentless bombardment using american weapons. speakers and participants praised the public opinion's influence on helping end the us war on iran, following mass protests across the country for the past two weeks. additionally, banners were held to reiterate all eyes remain on ghazza as the official death toll near 60,000. and i think part of what we do and we continue to protest is we continue to raise consciousness about this issue uh and we continue to change uh public opinion. but public opinion. isn't enough, unfortunately, and this is what we've seen with what the trump administration wants to do, i mean it's clear that they are more content to facilitate a genocide in gaza tha

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brilov arrived in rome in 1823 with his brother. on the way to dresden , he saw a painting by rubins. decided to paint the same plot, but in his opinion it did not work out, for a long time it was believed that this was a legend that the artist threw a boot right into the center of the canvas, we were studying our works for the exhibition now, it turns out that it was confirmed, there really was a breakthrough, and the picture is duplicated, since he was quite reserved towards himself, he was dissatisfied with something, although i think that it is brilliant, he conveys this wonderful female body, i always , you know, well, maybe so, just like a marshmallow, so pink, airy, brown-eyed beauties with gentle faces all look like the main love in the life of the artist yulia samoilova, thin silk fabrics. only 22 compositions, montferrand designed huge scaffolding on rails especially for bryullov, and arranged a workshop for him on top of the cathedral. this work undermined the artist's health, he was sent to be treated in dear italy, the

rome. israel's boring of their trip to occupied west bank for discussions on palestinian statehood and an end to the war on gaza. we unanimously condemn this completely unacceptable israeli conduct in blocking the committee's entry to palestinian authority territories and ramala to meet president abu mazen. this action demonstrates nothing but arrogance, hubrus and a total rejection of all peace efforts. it painfully confirms the tragic reality that there is no genuine peace partner on the israeli side. saudi arabia's foreign minister said israel's refusal of the committee's visit to the west bank. embidies and confirms the regime's extremism and its refusal of any serious attempts for peace. the jordanian foreign minister has said blocking the trip was another example of how israel was killing any chance of a just and comprehensive arab israeli settlement. and the arab delegation was expected to meet with the palestinian authority chief in ramala on sunday. it included ministers from saudi

the driver taking his car down the famous spanish steps of rome.t did not go well. >> from abc news world headquarters in new york. this is world news tonight with david muir. >> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we do begin tonight with severe thunderstorms up and down the east coast. authorities say a boy struck by lightning in new york's central park. a tornado warning near philadelphia. ground stops at major airports. more than 500 flights canceled. and as we come on the air tonight, hundreds of thousands are now without power. lightning damaging winds more than 60mph and heavy rain moving up the i-95 corridor. some of those storms slamming. new york city, seen moving in over the manhattan skyline and across the east river there to the brooklyn waterfront. police say it was a 15 year old boy who was struck by lightning in central park tonight. they say he is alert and conscious. the system spawning at least 12 reported tornadoes, damaging a sports park in jacksonville, illinois, and massive flo

max chivili press tv, rome. syrian government forces have attacked morning tents and husainias set up by local communities. for commemorating the marcherdom anniversary of imam hussain, the grandson of the prophet muhammad. according to syrian media outlets, the raids targeted areas were citizen. had gathered for morning ceremonies. syrian forces destroyed religious sites and forcibly dispersed the attendees. the attacks were reportedly carried out under direct orders from the interrum government, which has officially banned any public display of muharram morning in territories under its control. the israeli regime has launched new air strikes on gaza as it presses ahead with its gen. inside a war, an israeli drone strike near the jordanian hospital in southern city, khan unis killed at least one and injured another. 14 civilians were also killed early morning, three of which were waiting for food at distribution points. between tuesday and wednesday, at least 68. seeking palestinians were massacred by israeli o

bryulov arrived in rome in 1823 together with his brother.y to dresdon he saw a painting by rubins versav, decided to paint the same plot, but in his opinion it didn't work. for a long time. it was believed that this is a legend that the artist threw a boot right into the center of the canvas, we have studied our works for the exhibition now, it turns out that it was confirmed, there really was a breakthrough and the picture was duplicated, since he was quite reserved towards himself, he was dissatisfied with something, although i think that he brilliantly conveys this wonderful female body, i always, you know, well, maybe so, just like a marshmallow, such a pink you... after which he was recognized as great in russia and in europe, and an endless stream of orders, especially in the last petersburg period... the ambitious karl returned and became the number one artist, who was offered to paint the sisakievsky cathedral. the main plot of only 22 compositions. montferrand designed huge scaffolding on rails especially for bryullov, and arranged

the arrest warrant issued against him and this is a violation of the rome statute, to which they arecrime and are working against crimes against humanity. they say that if we want to address this judicial aspect of the story, he says that my dream is that iran will one day become a member of the international criminal court because in this way it can do many things . this court is not like the security council, where the rights and responsibilities are in the hands of a few people, and it can be very, very useful. this is the path that hamas has also taken since 2008-2009, trying to address the judicial aspects of the story . well, talking about hamas in france is not easy, we cannot, but when it takes shape in the judicial sphere, these discussions are easier for us to address, mr. obla. you said that you wrote books about what you saw in gaza . what impact do you think these field accounts of what the zionist regime is doing have had so far in informing public opinion ? the series of actions that journalists are taking, people like you , are doing. what is the last part? what is th

the successor, the heir of byzantium, moscow, the third rome, and naturally he takes the byzantine coat of arms . to be more precise, the eagle at the head is not the coat of arms of byzantium. also a common mistake. the empire of that time could not have a coat of arms at all, well, in the middle ages and earlier, why? because there is one empire in constantinople, everything else - these are some kings, barons, they should have coats of arms so that they do not get confused with each other, so that i, the emperor, can distinguish them, how do they differ from each other, but there is one empire , it does not need a coat of arms, the same with china, the chinese empire never had a coat of arms. there was no single celestial empire, therefore byzantium as a state did not have a coat of arms, but what we see today, a double-headed eagle, very recognizable, gold on a red background, this is the coat of arms of the imperial family, and representatives of different families could be emperors, different families, not like we have one rurikovich, well, they seized power, they cut each other,

, but they are of course far from rome, like a pig from heaven, here, but one grunt, one grunt, but... here, belts, uh, which is actually waging war against us, well, thirdly, and we understand that there have been no states there for a long time, here in the west we are dealing with, but at best it is an instrument of the victorious state of society, well or groups of societies, it doesn't matter, public organizations, let me remind you that a clan, a mafia is the very thing that is not a public organization, yeah. this is its utterly crystalline example, i mean these public organizations, and not the pioneer komsomol or the club of lovers of a certain breed of dogs, no, i don't mean this under the name of a public organization, because a completely different type of society was subjugated in the west, in the west the state was completely subjugated to itself. in the best case, where they are still capable, where these states have not decomposed to the extreme, they act as a tool for these societies, and how to negotiate with societies, and even with criminal communities, so we look

i am rather skeptical about this, i think that while rome believes, the vatican believes that it cansome kind of mediation to play a role, the pope will not go anywhere, not to kiev, and i don’t think that he is going to rome or moscow, and this is not only connected with neutrality, it is also connected with the fact that sergei lavrov has now very, very clearly said that the catholic church, it and the pope, as its main... representative, they have no, no, no authority in russia, as an orthodox country, let’s say, therefore to go there, it would be to russia, to go would be very, well, i think that this is impossible, in fact, russia will not allow it, until nobody goes to russia, then nobody will go to kiev, as long as they want to play this role, if they understand that they can't play this poverty for sure, then i think it will be possible to open up. women will be specially protected from any attacks on their honor, in particular from rape, forced prostitution or any other indecent attacks. dalnie zelenets is one of the most remote and hard-to-reach settlements on the northern

the driver taking his car down the famous spanish steps of rome. it did not go well. >>> good evening, and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy thursday night. we do begin tonight with severe thunderstorms up and down the east coast. authorities say a boy struck by lightning in new york's central park. as we come on the air tonight, hundreds of thousands are now without power. lightning, damaging winds, more than 60 miles per hour, and heavy rain moving up the i-95 corridor. some of those storms slamming new york city, seening moving in over the manhattan skyline. police say it was a 15-year-old boy who was struck by lightning in central park. tonight, they say he is alert and conscious the system spawning at least 12 reported tornadoes, damaging a sports park in jacksonville, illinois. and massive flooding, as well, shutting down i-40 in both directions, this is right near the north carolina/tennessee border. and right behind these storms, more than 200 million americans bracing for extreme heat. it will feel like 105 degrees right h

the rm stamp shows that we are in the province of rome.s is our dairy farm, tiberina. the headline on each also indicates the month of production, but now danieli de roma's cheese business the livelihood of his 50 employees is at risk, about 35% of all piccarini naromana is exported to the us, but new import duties imposed by us president donald trump could soon close the roma. we won't lose the entire market, but even if if we lose some, more cheese will end up on the italian domestic market, supply will exceed demand, and this excess supply could drive down prices, which will affect the entire supply chain. danieli knows that, like his cheese, a large share of italy's economy relies on exports, all production, consuming less unless italian producers are willing to lower their prices to offset the tariffs. but for high-quality products like italian cheese, lowering prices is not an option; their quality is unwavering, as a cost for most producers. and the overall picture is not much brighter. italy's economic outlook has been shaky in rec