police and like that s going toy make anyou difference and jake sullivan today on media saying we re still talking the nuclear deal and the nuclear deal involves lifting sanctioners on the awful regime. steve, it s great to be with you. jake sullivan and joe biden have it exactly wrong. right now the people of iran are out on the streets risking their lives protesting and they re calling for the death of the supreme leader. they are demanding regime change, basic human rights andih freedom, and in essence they re letting america and president biden know that this re-schumm has no legitimacy at home. it is exactly the wrong thing for joe biden and jake sullivan to be negotiating and joe biden needs to bring his diplomats
weekend just a jaw-dropping turn of events on the battlefield in ukraine as ukrainian forces took back key towns in a rapid counterattack. russian troops pushed out of territory that they captured in the past six months. cnn s melissa bell live in kharkiv, ukraine, with more. this was something to watch on social media, on media over the weekend, melissa, as they marched town by town pushing the russians out. reporter: that s right. and really through social media and the images that the soldiers themselves were posting as they undertook that tremendously quick sweep across the kharkiv region. halves really the only case you could see it. remember this is a counteroffensive that s been really kept under wraps by key, journalists are not being given access to the one either in the kharkiv region or the one in the
Following on from strong first half 2022 results, MTN Group today announces the further deleveraging of the balance sheet with the early settlement of US$300 million in eurobonds with a 2024 maturity date. This brings MTN’s dollar-denominated debt down to 35% of total holding company (Holdco) debt on a H1 2022 proforma basis.
what we are hearing from some members from the republican party, it may undermine our democracy for generations to come. how do you say to someone who represented this part of america, as you described, a rural part of america, but at the same time, now sit in a statewide office? i think the times we live in certainly are precarious. we are dealing with unprecedented realities. the rise of conspiracy theories and the constant question of legitimacy, of fair or free elections, goes to the heart of whether or not our democracy in its current state is sustainable. when institutions like the supreme court are completely undermined in terms of their credibility, when there is a constant assault on the press, on media, and whether or not there s ability to be objective, whether we are talking about maybe whether
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