В Тбилиси, возле дома №1 по улице Кекелидзе, откуда сегодня, 23 января, сотрудники Национального бюро исполнения выселили семью Хатиашвили, продолжается акция протеста. Полиция начала процедуру выселения в 10:00 утра. С помощью спецтехники они взломали дверь и вывели людей, несмотря на сопротивление собравшихся здесь граждан, выступающих против выселения семьи. Как сообщается проживающей в указанной квартире Марине […]
Day: January 23, 2024
A Colorado-based pastor for an online church accused of pocketing $1.3 million through a cryptocurrency fraud scheme told followers in a video statement that the Lord told him to do it. https://t.co/tBSr660jKd
— NBC News (@NBCNews) January 23, 2024
Mexico’s government is demanding American officials urgently investigate why drug cartels in the country have U.S. military-grade weapons.https://t.co/658vcl1BcU
— Axios (@axios) January 23, 2024
Master Sgt. (res.) Yoav Levi, 29, from Yehud-Monoson in central Israel, was one of the soldiers killed by Hamas in a rocket-propelled grenade attack on multiple adjacent structures on Monday.#Hamas | #IDF | #Gazahttps://t.co/GRzkRxattk
— The Jerusalem Post (@Jerusalem_Post) January 23, 2024
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NYC-bound flight canceled when passenger notices missing bolts on plane wing https://t.co/h1N94Vhgzl pic.twitter.com/y7se9JRaGU
— New York Post (@nypost) January 23, 2024
Kazakhstan’s Foreign Ministry said it will ban entry to Russian media executive Tina Kandelaki over her remarks about the country’s language policies, local media reported Monday.
Kandelaki, deputy CEO of the state-holding Gazprom-Media and head of the entertainment broadcaster TNT, criticized Kazakh authorities earlier this month for renaming some railway stations in the Central Asian country from Russian into the Kazakh language.
“Kazakhstan slowly but surely continues to supplant the Russian language at the state level,” Kandelaki wrote in a post on the messaging app Telegram.
Aibek Smadiyarov, spokesman for Kazakhstan’s Foreign Ministry, responded by saying that Astana “never forgives such things.”
“The most frustrating thing is that in this neighboring country, our friends don’t know about our country [Kazakhstan],” he was quoted as saying by Tengri News.
Smadiyarov suggested that Kandelaki would be declared persona non-grata in the Central Asian republic.
“If you don’t like someone, you won’t let them into your house. We’ll do the same,” he was quoted as saying. “She won’t come to Kazakhstan, but if she does, she won’t enter.”
Last year, Kazakhstan announced new efforts to increase the usage of Kazakh in the media.
Kazakhstan, where ethnic Russians comprise around 15% of the population, shares a border with Russia and retains close political, economic and military ties with Moscow.
Astana has sought to strengthen ties with Western countries and China since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022.