A leading role there as well so you can say that these next 6 months this next semester will germany will be at the forefront of e. U. Politics well they were germany will be leading the e. U. Council they will be essential not only for the country but also for and of a whole as a whole for us to have a cold in the process of trying to set her legacy at a european level where you admit you were talking there about the a new stimulus and that of course being on top of the agenda today are we expecting any big announcements. Were expecting details to come out of that discussion today that was part of what both leaders presented in may and as you know that proposal was met with considerable criticism by other countries by the socalled frugal for so for small European Countries that do not believe that this very big package should be based on grants but instead should be based on loans for the countries repay directly instead of that coming for example from the e. U. Budget and as such wev
He asked to speak, turning to mazarov can i tell you that everyone expected gratitude to the belarusian leadership for the trust shown, but filimonov spoke very emotionally about something completely different. A few words about the red church. The church, of course, is not an architectural monument, but since it survived the battles, it will definitely become one, it is beautiful in itself and. The bricks for its construction were brought from poland itself, there is no need to demolish it, and the cinema can be found in another place. Unfortunately, the course towards modernist environmental regeneration had its own consequences. An example of such a modernist. Thanks to a balanced approach, today we have the vankovich house in the center of minsk, a horse estate, we have interesting, original buildings of previous eras , modern new objects, the socalled glass architecture. They were born at the junction of eras. In the sixties, minsk found its new face. The appearance of the belarus
Do you have annoying parking, in some places you are allowed to have an open parking lot or have a marginal parking lot at the edge of mohbar, these are provided for everyone, which actually increases the desire to diversify the fabric , this urban incentive package is fortunately the last the statistics that we have now are being implemented in 496 of our big cities and the main focus is on megacities, that is , tehran ranks first in megacities, that is, more. From anywhere else, this is in shahrhar, in fact , tehran, shahrhar, mashhad, tabriz in the metropolitan city of isfahan, in the metropolitan city of ahvaz and most of our big cities, this encouraging discussion is welcomed, and of course, these 496 cities now , god willing, friends will surely show this more than 81 population living in the fabric of our opportunity , that is, 814 that i mentioned and about 79 levels means 79 of those 167 thousand hectares, this incentive discussion is being implemented now, and it is a good po
Different directions. Do they play by the rules of the game . Do they use extra electoral means when they are trying to win votes . The big one is do they use violence . Do they think violence is a legitimate way in terms of communicating and achieving their goal. I think you will find by and large that islamists have a foundation it is a religious orthodoxy but plays within the current mandate. Extremists have a different game. They want to use violence. Their aims are very. Steve how do islamists used digital that field here. What are the goals of these kinds of group . Guest lets take islamists first. They are interested in audience segmentation. Often times, they have been historically not as influential. They see this information battlefield as a new arena. Want to recruit people, to raise money for the political party, they think of them sometime in a pan arab identity. They want to recruit people with no borders. Extremists are different. They use things like lacks one incidents
Efforts. Or to situate slavery back into the history of the president ial plantations, not entirely sure. I went back and forth on how to say that. Im not entirely sure which is the right way to set but what i think is the crucial thing to say is that we are considering the processes that have erased the obvious location of the enslaved in the histories of the presidencies. And everyone here on this panel and many of you in the audience are involved in efforts that precisely do not assume the that slavery is some sort of addition or addon to the president ial histories but rather that the two are inextricable. To that and im really excited to each of us afternoons speakers talk about the work there and equate at the president ial plantations are some good introduced all of them to you now in the order which they will speak, and we had planned the presentations to allow for significant time at the inn for the panelist to both engage each other and the audience to ask questions here so f