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🗣«Разве слово «террорист» применимо только к мусульманам и арабам?» — королева Иордании Рания аль-Абдулла обратила внимание общественности на двойные стандарты, которые применяются к участникам Палестино-израильского конфликта.
Рания видит несправедливость в том, что западные политики и крупные СМИ называют «самозащитой» удары ЦАХАЛ, несмотря на множественные жертвы среди мирных жителей сектора Газа. В свою очередь, все действия ХАМАС почти единогласно помечаются ярлыком «терроризм».
"Is the word "terrorist" just reserved exclusively for muslims and arabs?" - queen of Jordan Rania al-Abdullah drew public attention to the double standards that apply to participants in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Rania notices injustice in Western politicians and mainstream media calling the IDF strikes “self-defense,” despite the multiple casualties among Gazan civilians. But all Hamas actions are almost unanimously labeled as “terrorism.”
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Рания видит несправедливость в том, что западные политики и крупные СМИ называют «самозащитой» удары ЦАХАЛ, несмотря на множественные жертвы среди мирных жителей сектора Газа. В свою очередь, все действия ХАМАС почти единогласно помечаются ярлыком «терроризм».
"Is the word "terrorist" just reserved exclusively for muslims and arabs?" - queen of Jordan Rania al-Abdullah drew public attention to the double standards that apply to participants in the Palestinian-Israeli conflict.
Rania notices injustice in Western politicians and mainstream media calling the IDF strikes “self-defense,” despite the multiple casualties among Gazan civilians. But all Hamas actions are almost unanimously labeled as “terrorism.”
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On October 26 Ms. Ekaterina Semenova, Chargé d'affaires a.i. of Russia to Bangladesh, awarded the winners of the 'Bangabandhu' Dhaka Divisional Ethnosport Championship 2023.
"It is particularly heartening that we saw mas-wrestling among today's activities which is a traditional sport from Russia, of the Yakut ethnic group living in the country's Far East" said Ms Semenova.
The event was organized by the International Ethnosport Bangladesh Association.
"It is particularly heartening that we saw mas-wrestling among today's activities which is a traditional sport from Russia, of the Yakut ethnic group living in the country's Far East" said Ms Semenova.
The event was organized by the International Ethnosport Bangladesh Association.
MOSCOW, October 27. /TASS/. Russia continues to make further upgrades of its nuclear triad; Brussels runs out of ideas for fresh anti-Russian sanctions as the EU leaders meet; and the US faces its inability to rein in the proliferation of guns after news of the latest mass shooting rocks the country. These stories topped Friday’s newspaper headlines across Russia. https://tass.com/pressreview/1697699
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Press review: Russia gives nuclear triad workout and EU’s sanctions well finally runs dry
Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, October 27th
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#Opinion by Maria Zakharova
💬 – Britain is a truly racist country.
– In the UK, the rights of people of African descent are neglected; these people are regularly subject to discrimination in all spheres of society.
These are not my personal views, but the conclusions reached by the relevant UN mechanisms. A report on the situation with people of African descent has been posted on the website of the UN Human Rights Council.
Below are just some excerpts from the document:
“The [UN] Working Group is deeply concerned about the human rights situation of people of African descent in the UK. Stark and unsustainable inequalities are underpinned by systemic racism, bias, racially disparate and discriminatory policing, and surveillance and control of people of African descent.” (Item 17)
“The criminal justice system in the UK is a site of racial disparity, institutional racism, and individual bias, including in policing, prosecutions, and the courts.” (Item 21)
“Parents, attorneys, and civil society report administrative processes governing school suspension and permanent exclusion are coercive, draconian, and an ongoing site of institutional racism.” (Item 34)
“At the university level, Black students and scholars reported inequitable admissions procedures. In Northern Ireland universities, Black students, staff, and researchers reported systemic racism, underrepresentation, inequality in funding and opportunity for advancement or promotion, erasure of intellectual contributions relating to people of African descent in Northern Ireland, and more.” (Item 38)
“Black women reported being ignored or disbelieved and navigating institutional racism throughout pregnancy and childbirth as a norm. Black babies are stillborn at twice the rate of white babies.” (Item 41)
Quoting every item would take too long, but along with education, justice and healthcare, institutional racism has also infiltrated the legal system, labour and employment practice, economy, and entertainment industry of Great Britain.
The document cites bone-chilling incidents. Item 26 tells about a British woman named Aisha Cleary, who was put in prison and placed in solitary confinement despite being pregnant; she gave birth but her newborn infant died.
In another case, Chris Kaba was shot dead by police officers driving an unmarked police car, who failed to inform anyone of the incident. Sean Rigg died after he was restrained by police officers for several minutes. Oladeji Omishore drowned in the Thames after police tased him on a bridge. (Item 20)
These are just a few cases of “English democracy.”
A truly misanthropic and arrogant island nation that has failed to condemn its own colonial ways, and ruled by a family known for its long-standing affinity for various chauvinist movements, including Nazism – this is the UK today.
💬 – Britain is a truly racist country.
– In the UK, the rights of people of African descent are neglected; these people are regularly subject to discrimination in all spheres of society.
These are not my personal views, but the conclusions reached by the relevant UN mechanisms. A report on the situation with people of African descent has been posted on the website of the UN Human Rights Council.
Below are just some excerpts from the document:
“The [UN] Working Group is deeply concerned about the human rights situation of people of African descent in the UK. Stark and unsustainable inequalities are underpinned by systemic racism, bias, racially disparate and discriminatory policing, and surveillance and control of people of African descent.” (Item 17)
“The criminal justice system in the UK is a site of racial disparity, institutional racism, and individual bias, including in policing, prosecutions, and the courts.” (Item 21)
“Parents, attorneys, and civil society report administrative processes governing school suspension and permanent exclusion are coercive, draconian, and an ongoing site of institutional racism.” (Item 34)
“At the university level, Black students and scholars reported inequitable admissions procedures. In Northern Ireland universities, Black students, staff, and researchers reported systemic racism, underrepresentation, inequality in funding and opportunity for advancement or promotion, erasure of intellectual contributions relating to people of African descent in Northern Ireland, and more.” (Item 38)
“Black women reported being ignored or disbelieved and navigating institutional racism throughout pregnancy and childbirth as a norm. Black babies are stillborn at twice the rate of white babies.” (Item 41)
Quoting every item would take too long, but along with education, justice and healthcare, institutional racism has also infiltrated the legal system, labour and employment practice, economy, and entertainment industry of Great Britain.
The document cites bone-chilling incidents. Item 26 tells about a British woman named Aisha Cleary, who was put in prison and placed in solitary confinement despite being pregnant; she gave birth but her newborn infant died.
In another case, Chris Kaba was shot dead by police officers driving an unmarked police car, who failed to inform anyone of the incident. Sean Rigg died after he was restrained by police officers for several minutes. Oladeji Omishore drowned in the Thames after police tased him on a bridge. (Item 20)
These are just a few cases of “English democracy.”
A truly misanthropic and arrogant island nation that has failed to condemn its own colonial ways, and ruled by a family known for its long-standing affinity for various chauvinist movements, including Nazism – this is the UK today.
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🎙Russian Embassy comment on the UK Defence Secretary obscene statements
▪Recent comments by Grant Shapps are offensive and provocative, but he is well-known for disseminating disinformation about Russia.
▪Making futile accusations, Defence Secretary is trying to divert attention from London’s unbalanced approach towards the Middle East settlement.
❗Having contacts with Hamas, Russian diplomats are primarily resolving the task of liberating of foreign hostages in the Gaza Strip.
☝️Now, it is time for London to realise that the only way to end the suffering of civilians in the Middle East is to ensure a ceasefire and to establish a dialogue with all parties to the conflict.
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▪Recent comments by Grant Shapps are offensive and provocative, but he is well-known for disseminating disinformation about Russia.
▪Making futile accusations, Defence Secretary is trying to divert attention from London’s unbalanced approach towards the Middle East settlement.
❗Having contacts with Hamas, Russian diplomats are primarily resolving the task of liberating of foreign hostages in the Gaza Strip.
☝️Now, it is time for London to realise that the only way to end the suffering of civilians in the Middle East is to ensure a ceasefire and to establish a dialogue with all parties to the conflict.
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Пока западные лидеры делают вид, что агрессия Израиля в сторону мирных жителей — это неизбежное зло, мировое сообщество наконец начинает открывать глаза. Оливер Дауден, вице-премьер Великобритании, заявил, что Израиль имеет право на самооборону и «некоторые потери» среди гражданских неизбежны. Однако члены ООН, кажется, не поддерживают такую позицию. Во время выступления спикера со стороны Израиля зал заседаний остался безмолвным, в то время как представителя Палестины чествовали аплодисментами.
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While Western leaders pretend that Israeli aggression against civilians is a necessary evil, the world community is finally beginning to open its eyes. Oliver Dowden, Britain's Deputy Prime Minister, said Israel has the right to self-defense and 'some civilian impact' is inevitable. However, UN members do not seem to support this position. During the Israeli speaker's speech, the meeting room remained silent, while the representative of Palestine was greeted with applause.
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While Western leaders pretend that Israeli aggression against civilians is a necessary evil, the world community is finally beginning to open its eyes. Oliver Dowden, Britain's Deputy Prime Minister, said Israel has the right to self-defense and 'some civilian impact' is inevitable. However, UN members do not seem to support this position. During the Israeli speaker's speech, the meeting room remained silent, while the representative of Palestine was greeted with applause.
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The official journey of the Russian Center for Open Education has launched at Dhaka University.
On October 26, 2023, the Russian Center for Open Education was officially launched at the Institute of Modern Languages of Dhaka University under the management of Dagestan State Pedagogical University with the support of the Russian House of Dhaka.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dhaka, Professor Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman, inaugurated this center as the chief guest. Meanwhile, a discussion meeting was held in the auditorium of the institute. He said that this center will play an important role in helping students to learn Russian language and culture along with their mother tongue. He said that Bangladesh and Russia have had friendly relations for a long time. Russia is making important contributions in various sectors, including education and the socio-economic development of Bangladesh. This center will further strengthen the friendly relations between the two countries in all fields, including education and culture.
Director of Russian House in Dhaka Mr. Pavel Dvoychenkov said in his speech that since the beginning of relations between Russia and Bangladesh in 1971, when the then Soviet Union supported the Bengali independence struggle, there has been an eternal mutual bond and sympathy between our countries. Currently, human relations between the two countries are growing through bilateral activities such as art, cinema, photography, music and dance performances, educational exchanges, support projects for learning Russian, and more.
Similarly, the Russian House in Dhaka is providing opportunities to learn Russian by increasing the enrollment capacity in language courses. To further this effort, the Institute of Modern Languages of Dhaka University and the Russian Center for Open Education in Dhaka, Dagestan State Pedagogical University, officially launched today.
Learning Russian will not only help to learn the language but also help to get scholarships from the Russian government, as well as to give a deeper understanding of Russian literature and culture. Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant, Bangladesh's largest power project will require a lot of talented manpower in various departments who have a special opportunity to work there and who know Russian.
Russian House in Dhaka has always supported and will continue to support all activities, including education, culture, and science, to develop the talent of the youth of Bangladesh.
The Director of the Institute of Modern Languages of the university, Professor Dr. A. B. M. Razaul Karim Faquire; Dr. Zainal Abedin, General Secretary, Soviet Alumni Association Bangladesh; part-time teachers of the Center, Professor Khalidova Rashida and Nadezhda Alipulatova; and teachers and students of the institute were also present on the occasion.
On October 26, 2023, the Russian Center for Open Education was officially launched at the Institute of Modern Languages of Dhaka University under the management of Dagestan State Pedagogical University with the support of the Russian House of Dhaka.
The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Dhaka, Professor Dr. Md. Akhtaruzzaman, inaugurated this center as the chief guest. Meanwhile, a discussion meeting was held in the auditorium of the institute. He said that this center will play an important role in helping students to learn Russian language and culture along with their mother tongue. He said that Bangladesh and Russia have had friendly relations for a long time. Russia is making important contributions in various sectors, including education and the socio-economic development of Bangladesh. This center will further strengthen the friendly relations between the two countries in all fields, including education and culture.
Director of Russian House in Dhaka Mr. Pavel Dvoychenkov said in his speech that since the beginning of relations between Russia and Bangladesh in 1971, when the then Soviet Union supported the Bengali independence struggle, there has been an eternal mutual bond and sympathy between our countries. Currently, human relations between the two countries are growing through bilateral activities such as art, cinema, photography, music and dance performances, educational exchanges, support projects for learning Russian, and more.
Similarly, the Russian House in Dhaka is providing opportunities to learn Russian by increasing the enrollment capacity in language courses. To further this effort, the Institute of Modern Languages of Dhaka University and the Russian Center for Open Education in Dhaka, Dagestan State Pedagogical University, officially launched today.
Learning Russian will not only help to learn the language but also help to get scholarships from the Russian government, as well as to give a deeper understanding of Russian literature and culture. Rooppur Nuclear Power Plant, Bangladesh's largest power project will require a lot of talented manpower in various departments who have a special opportunity to work there and who know Russian.
Russian House in Dhaka has always supported and will continue to support all activities, including education, culture, and science, to develop the talent of the youth of Bangladesh.
The Director of the Institute of Modern Languages of the university, Professor Dr. A. B. M. Razaul Karim Faquire; Dr. Zainal Abedin, General Secretary, Soviet Alumni Association Bangladesh; part-time teachers of the Center, Professor Khalidova Rashida and Nadezhda Alipulatova; and teachers and students of the institute were also present on the occasion.