you can definitely benefit from our effects in the innovation and prosperity fund, especially for companiesthe area of ​​capital prototyping, they use it , and we can give them leasing information to the buyers, which gives up to 70-80% of the amount and funds to the buyer in the form of a loan, and receives it separately from the buyer. how active are these companies at present? now, you are telling them how active they are, have they started their work , and you have the next stages of start-up companies that you just want to create a market for. no, of course the existing companies are very strong companies. because you were actually doing things in two areas. one there are a series of new companies for which you create the market. there are a number of companies that are doing their activities and we create these face-to-face relationships with other companies that need their products. yes , of course there are companies and we invited high-tech companies. and they are active, which means that their products are completely unique. now, we have prepared a booklet for these companies that

fund as an accelerator of these technologies, the innovation and prosperity fund in the form of a series of co-investment programs helps to attract the funds needed by new businesses and startups. it seems that we have different investments. well, technology research funds are all invited. those whose field of expertise may be agriculture naturally have a stronger presence. these technologies are also attractive to investors . one of the products we recommend we believe that agricultural insurances are discussed in commercial insurances, so some of these startups can help in completing our value chain, and this makes us want to invest in these teams . we are accompanied in this conversation by mr. dr. khayam nekui, deputy minister and head of the agricultural research, education and promotion organization, along with mr. dr. barzoui, secretary of the scientific and technological staff of the supreme council of the cultural revolution. mr. dr. khayam nekui . greetings. coming to the unveiling of the national security document judiciary what does judicial national security mean? in the nam

the role of the innovation and prosperity fund is also as an accelerator of these technologies. the innovation and prosperity fund , in the form of a series of co-investment programs , helps to attract the funds needed by new businesses and startups . we have various investments. all of them are invited to research technology become. those whose field of expertise may be agriculture naturally have a stronger presence. these technologies are also attractive for investors. because we are active in the field of insurance and finance, and in this field , for example, one of the products that we develop is agricultural insurance in commercial insurance. well, some of these startups can help in completing our value chain, and this makes us want to focus on these teams. make an appointment. alireza shaukati , radio and television news agency, mr. dr. khian , i greet you. you are very welcome. the unveiling of the security document. what does national judicial security mean? in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, i would like to say hello to mrs. emami and the dear

and the innovation and prosperity fund are seriously pursuing this work. very, very good laws have been approved to support knowledge-based companies in our country. but the biggest problem is that these laws are not enforced. what is the reason that it does not work? in the true sense of the word, i am a producer. i am not in touch with the leadership and the presidency. on behalf of the president, i have a direct relationship with the highest representative of the government, who is the governor in the region. unfortunately, the local officials as they should and maybe they don't deal with this issue, and they do it in short places, and one of the concrete examples is that we have been looking for an exploitation license for four years. presidential technology has issued and communicated a decree for knowledge-based companies that can get a license up to a radius of 120 km, but it comes in the lower departments of the environmental organization, the mining industry organization, most importantly, a shelter for more production . it is created through the

fund are serious about this. they follow the rules. very, very good in the direction of supporting knowledge-based companies in our country has actually been approved, but the biggest problem is that these laws are not implemented, the reason is that they are not implemented . but i am not representing the president i have a direct relationship with the president and the high representative of the government, who will be the governor in the region , unfortunately, the local officials do not deal with this issue as they should, and maybe they make short cuts, and one of the concrete examples is that we are four years old. we are looking for an exploitation license. the scientific and technological vice president of the presidency has issued and communicated a resolution for knowledge-based companies that can obtain licenses up to a radius of 120 kilometers. but the fact that it comes in the lower departments of the environment organization, the mining industry organization is more important than all of these most

fund. on the occasion of the beginning of the year, we designed the production growth package this year to increase the production of daneshmanda products . we are paying daneshm companies that have the ability to grow production in the field of housing and furniture. the minister of roads and urban affairs also confirmed the activities of the two research and technology funds in the ministry of roads to support these knowledge-based companies . we will put an initial capital of about 100 billion tomans for each of these funds. these funds are to help startups that students should enter our companies. if they have reached a good financial capacity , we will connect them directly to the project itself . they don't need to be connected to the projects themselves like a contractor in the form of a contract with the word project. mehdi naqvi of sed and broadcasting news agency works 15 kilometers away from the center of aqla city in golestan province. we went to akbar village. a village whose w

research funds, we also have a prosperous fund, and financial resources are being injected into this area but the private sector is different from the private sector. i am sharing my point of view. the government should facilitate and create a market. otherwise, the private sector will get opportunities and identify young people. if they don't have the knowledge, they will learn even if they are abroad. he will come back, his company will hit his own business, it will hit his own business. it's great. the last thing i want to say is the infrastructure. this infrastructure, which is supposed to lead these young people to this direction, exists. there are all these navigation factories. you are the master and the rest. those young people will solve the problems themselves , provided that it ends in business, god willing mr. dr. molazadeh, you say that firstly , in this council, the government is supposed to be in charge of the scientific vice-chancellor . as the scientific deputy and the trustee of this department , it is our duty to have time management . please give me two minutes .

fund. provided more than 120 billion tomans of financial services to the companies of scientists in the field of housing and transportation. mehdi naqvi of sed and sima news agency. but the good news of the minister of communication and information technology for the villagers. mr. zarpour said that by the end of the year, all villages with more than 20 households will be connected to the network they will be connected, according to the minister of communications, since the beginning of the government's work, more than 560 new villages have been connected to the internet. mr. dharhepour announced that 8 million homes will be connected to optical fiber by the end of the year. nearly four million and 70,800 thousand. by the end of this month, god willing, it will reach at least 5 million, and by the end of the year , according to the planning that has been done, god willing, we will reach 8 million covered homes . this is actually the last trip of mr. president to alborz province, i was proud

fund. more than 120 billion tomans of our financial services and companies in the domain we provided housing and transportation. mehdi naqvi of sed and sima news agency. research day celebration in national media. the presence. the head of the broadcasting organization , the secretary of the supreme council of cultural revolution and a group of researchers, seven research collections were unveiled by mr. dr. jabali, mr. dr. shaker nejad and mr. razi . let's assume that in the case of a new issue, for example, the same case that happened in recent days, regarding the so-called financial corruption that happened , we want to plan, not for two in another month, not for another 6 months, that's why tonight we want to make a program. what is the pulse of the society, what does the society think about this financial corruption that happened, who can help the district. political, news and planning areas are definitely research centers. i am happy that during this period the relationship between th

fund.the occasion of this year's production growth package , we designed the production growth of daneshmaian products. so far, a total of more than 6500 billion tomans of facilities have been approved and are being paid to daneshmaan companies that have the ability to grow production in the field of housing, and from this 6500 to 3070 it belongs to this field, which shows the high capability of our academic companies in the fields of hamvand and maskaneh. minister of roads and urban affairs. both from activity two research and technology funds in the ministry of roads to support these knowledge-based companies . we will put an initial capital of about 100 billion tomans for each of these funds. these funds are to help startups who want to enter knowledge-based companies. if they have reached a good financial capacity , we will connect them directly to the project itself, they don't need these funds anymore , they will be connected to the project itself , they will work like a contractor in

they also say, "alhamdulillah, we have very good research funds , and we have a prosperity fund." financial resources are also being injected in this area, but the private sector is looking at the private sector. i am sharing my view with you . the government should facilitate and create a market, otherwise the private sector will go to the young people and identify the opportunity. even if he is outside my country, he will come back the company is beating itself, the business is beating itself . it's great. i'll say the last thing about the infrastructure. please tell me, this infrastructure that is supposed to lend these young people to this side exists. there are all these navigation factories, you are the master, and the rest of the issues are on your own. the young people will solve it on the condition that it will end in business, god willing, mr. dr. molazadeh, you say that firstly, in this council , the government is supposed to be the scientific deputy in charge. you say yes , definitely look at us with the title of scientific vice-chancellor the custodian of this departm

you talked about a green prosperity plan in funding some £28 billion per year.ring that wouldn't necessarily come in, if you were to win a general election, until 2027, and i'm hearing there are major doubts at the top of the party that that level of investment will ever be met. just tell us straight, sir keir, will it ever happen happen if you win power, or is it a pipe dream given that we are in a cost of living crisis? it will happen and i'm determined that we have a mission driven government which is a government with a driving sense of purpose and we will have five missions, five big things that we want to achieve if we have the privilege to come into government. and when is this likely to happen? one of them is clean power by 2030, so there is a clear date on that, and what we will do is take the necessary tough decisions to reach that target. that will require us to deal with things like planning, the grid, industrial strategy. it will of course also require investment so that 28 billion will probably be ramped up in the second half of the parliament, i s

you talked about the green prosperity plan in funding some £28 billion per year.will the general election, until 2027, and if you were to will the general election, until2027, and i'm if you were to will the general election, until 2027, and i'm having doubts at the top of the party that that will ever be met. just tell it straight, will it ever happen if you were in power, or is it a pipe dream given that we are in a cost of living crisis? —— i am hearing it out. it living crisis? -- i am hearing it out. . , , living crisis? -- i am hearing it out. ., , , ., �* out. it will happen and i'm determined _ out. it will happen and i'm determined that _ out. it will happen and i'm determined that we - out. it will happen and i'm determined that we have i out. it will happen and i'm| determined that we have a out. it will happen and i'm - determined that we have a mission driven government which is a government with a driving sense of purpose and we will have five big missions that we want to achieve if we have the privilege to come into government. find we have the privi

you talked about a green prosperity plan in funding some £28 billion per year. i'm hearing there are major doubts at the top of the party that that level of investment will ever be met. just tell us straight, sir keir, will it ever happen if you win power, or is it a pipe dream given that we are in a cost of living crisis? it will happen and i'm determined that we have a mission—driven government which is a government with a driving sense of purpose and we will have five missions, five big things that we want to achieve if we have the privilege to come into government. and when is this likely to happen? one of them is clean power by 2030, so there is a clear date on that, and what we will do is take the necessary tough decisions to reach that target. that will require us to deal with things like planning, the grid, industrial strategy. it will of course also require investment so that 28 billion will probably be ramped up in the second half of the parliament, i say ramped up because there will be money coming in from the start, but the money is towards a purpose

the innovative fund guarantees the prosperity of the people's money. the actual average that the companies are offering is about 35 out of 30. some companies are offering 45% to 50% profit, but the average is about 35%. our prediction is that the companies can actually pay back within a prosperous year. meet the elite with hope and motivation to succeed. success can only be achieved through teamwork. more than 5,000 teenage students in the 10th and 11th grades across the country have registered and participated in the 8th media literacy olympiad . one of the serious axes that follows. we got it and we are trying to realize it. it is opening a new path to find and rate artistic and media talents. well, omid club is the center of this event, that is, we at omid club identify artistic and media talents in different ways and they have opportunities for their own professional development media literacy olympiad helps to improve the media literacy of teenagers . it is being held , it is going to put a path in front of children who want to make themselves muc

you talked about a green prosperity plan in funding some £28 billion per year.tment will ever be met. just tell us straight, will it ever happen if you were in power, or is it a pipe dream given that we are in a cost of living crisis? it will happen and i'm determined that we have a mission driven government which is a government with a driving sense of purpose and we will have five big missions that we want to achieve if we have the privilege to come into government. and when is this likely to happen? one of them is clean power by 2030, so there is a clear date on that, and what we will do is take the necessary tough decisions to reach that target. that will require us to deal with things like planning, the grid, industrial strategy. it will of course also require investment so that 28 billion will probably be ramped up in the second half of the parliament, i say ramped up because there will be money coming in from the start, but the money is towards a purpose and an outcome, and the outcome we are driving at here is the transition so that for years and years t

you talked about a green prosperity plan in funding some £28 billion per year. keir, will it ever happen if you win power, or is it a pipe dream given that we are in a cost of living crisis? it will happen and i'm determined that we have a mission driven it will happen and i'm determined that we will have a mission driven government, which is a government with a driving sense of purpose and we will have five missions, five big things that we want to achieve if we have the privilege to come into government. and when is this likely to happen? one of them is clean power by 2030, so there is a clear date on that, and what we will do is take the necessary tough decisions to reach that target. that will require us to deal with things like planning, the grid, industrial strategy. it will of course also require investment so that 28 billion will probably be ramped up in the second half of the parliament, i say ramped up because there will be money coming in from the start, but the money is towards a purpose, an outcome, and the outcome we are driving at here is the tran

the innovative fund guarantees the prosperity of the people's money . shokofa is here to introduce you to a series of elite young people so that we can achieve success with hope and motivation, and success can only be achieved through teamwork. according to the statistics of the ministry of health, from november 20 until now, more than 22 million people participated in the national high blood pressure survey at the country level. the results of this plan it shows that more than 276,000 cases of diabetes that were not identified before this project were identified and the patients were referred to doctors for free treatment. at 45 years old, ms. esadi is now in the process of amputation. our toes should be amputated. this is only one of his problems. i hit a person in my eyes, in my kidneys, and in his mother's feet. this is the reason why my mother became blind , she is diabetic, and mr. keshavarz lost his eyes . this is the reason why he is here. his toe was cut off. my right toe was amputated due to diabetes. you realized this disease late you have? i

we also see that the refining fund is approx 23 and the first fund, which is related to the banking group , have about 40 differences. year 9. and simultaneously with the prosperity of the capital market, the twelfth government created two state-owned refining funds and offered one with a 30 discount. inshallah, we can use this good opportunity to explain the wealth among iranians. getting serious for us, their problems are due to the structure of the funds themselves, which led to the proposal of the vars supreme council and the approval of the government board by changing the statutes for these two bazardan funds . bazargardan structure has also been seen in it and the issuance of abdal by the fund manager. in this case , if the fund manager sees that there is a big gap between the inherent price and the market price. he enters the market and issues or cancels a unit . however, after passing. one year, the price of the units of these two funds has not reached its intrinsic value, despite the promises that were made to solve this problem and the efforts that were made regarding the deter

funding for the sake of everyone's wellbeing, prosperity, and so on. board with us on this do for it. despite the fact that you are a christian democrats and here to the policies they deprived, you'll go a months of age because they did not bring the cook typed it straight to seek justice for meals. and then we had problems with receiving financial assistance from the united states. almost all funding came from, you know, to give us almost nothing seems like they still pursue this policy when he comes to latin american countries, they did not want to recognize a right to make independent decisions. they always tried to impose their point of view with many countries in the region and have gradually managed to gain independence and established democracies the way to benefit the interest of the country itself and not the interest of the united states. we have a fairly strong economy and usa is no longer crucial, but we must maintain political relations with them because the united states are still to influential. you know, countries decision making process. they continue the many thanks

, let's honor these, next year the ukrainian authorities will give priority to funding the country'sd servicing the national debt, so there is a huge risk. in the amount of $37 billion, but if the ukrainian government does not receive this money, 10 million pensioners may be left without benefits, and 15 million teachers and 5,000 civil servants without salaries, warned the minister of economy of ukraine. igorevich. there is no economy in ukraine, but there is a minister of economy. these are the amazing metamorphoses that we are witnessing today, just as we remember the us citizen. which led the health care of ukraine completely collapsed, then she left, grabbing another piece from the state budget, but these are realities, but in this regard, what i would like to say, to say, always, at all times in any country , very much depends on the qualities of a political leader, everything depends on his intelligence, on ability to make decisions and evaluate. the situation depends on what kind of political leader this is, today, watching in the program 60 minutes, a story that was dedicate

and the head of the international monetary fund noted the amazing growth of the ukrainian economy, the in the world. based on the indicators, the hole in ukraine’s state budget is still being covered by the united states. after the end of the press conference between zelensky and georgieva , it became known about the next tranche for kiev from the imf in the amount of $900 million. at the same time, europe has already moved to the acceptance stage. several western publications immediately stated that the 50 billion euros promised by brussels to ukraine could become a stumbling block at the upcoming european council summit. the reason is the split in the european brotherhood. if you look at the expectations set by the european union and what the ukrainians have actually done, it becomes clear. the statement that kiev allegedly fulfilled four of the seven points for entry is a huge lie. starting negotiations on ukraine's admission to the eu now would be an irresponsible step in terms of losses. it's hard to deny. the european strategy on ukraine did not just fail. now there is no hope th

and the head of the international monetary fund noted the amazing growth of the ukrainian economy, theorld. we should all take into account the exceptionally high performance of the ukrainian economy. over the past few weeks we have been working very closely with the ministry of economy of ukraine. we have completed the second review of our program to strengthen economic performance. the growth of ukrainian the economy will grow 4.5% this year. inflation in the country continues to decline; many countries should envy kiev. despite the unique indicators, the holes in ukraine’s state budget are still being filled by the united states. after the end of the press conference between zelensky and georgieva, it became known about the next tranche for kiev from the imf in the amount of $900 million. at the same time , europe has already moved to the acceptance stage. the european strategy on ukraine did not just fail. now there is no hope that it will ever work. other members the eu has offered to raise 15 billion euros for kiev, reports the financial times. moreover , they want to take the mo

one's who denies states the right to receive funding for the sake of everyone's wellbeing, prosperity, and so on. but the us fondest you for it, despite the fact that you are a christian democrats and here to the policies they deprived, you'll go a months of age because they did not bring the cook top that straight as to justice was and then we had problems with receiving financial assistance from the united states, almost all funding came from, you know, to give us almost nothing seems like they still pursue this policy when it comes to latin american countries. they did not want to recognize our rights and make independent decisions. they always tried to impose their point of view. many countries in the region have gradually managed to gain independence and established democracies that way to benefit the interest of the country itself and not the interest of the united states. we have a fairly strong economy and usa is no longer crucial, but we must lindsey in political relations with them because the united states is still to inferential, you know, countries decision making process

is how you measure how people prosper in this country. in fact, it is our democratic colleagues who force through regulations and policies and programs that are making the american dream completely out of reach for the american people. we're seeing it every single day with the present administration that literally doesn't care what the impact is on the average american family. 87% of americans do not have student loans. large numbers of americans have paid off their student loans or are still working to do so. my wife, the product of a single mom who put herself through school and figured it out is still paying off her loans which she's done for 20 years now. that's the truth. my colleagues on the other side of the aisle want to ignore the supreme court and end run both common sense in the law, and want to find ways to subsidize the handful at the expense of the many. and they're doing it not just with education, while they destroy the education system and undermine the american dream for the american people, but they're doing it with res

funding is up in the air in the congress.nomists just a couple of days ago ran this headline, putin seems to be winning the war. do you think russia is now winning in ukraine? >> well, i don't necessarily believe putin is winning. and if you mean by winning, you mean that he's had 300,000 to 400,000 soldiers killed, and ukrainians fought back bravely. and you know, i do believe that we absolutely have to step and stand with ukraine. and i can never understand why my republican colleagues in the senate are trying to torpedo that. and i, everybody, at least my own vote's gonna stand on the side of israel, and ukraine. because both nations are kind of the fight against these kinds of evil, you know, nations. and we must be standing with our friends that stand with democracy, that stand with the kind of -- our values. >> i want to ask you now about something you've been pretty vocal about. this is your colleague in the senate, new jersey senator bob menendez. your team actually put out this video today, a cameo of george santos -

. >> quickly on the issue of ukraine and other major conflicts unfolding right now, funding is up in the air in the congress, and the economists just a couple days ago around this headline. putin seems to be winning the war. do you think that russia is now winning in ukraine? >> i do not necessarily believe that putin is winning. what you mean by winning is that he has 300 hundred thousand to 400 hundred thousand soldiers killed, and ukraine has fought back privately. i do believe that we obstinately have to step up and stand with ukraine. i can never understand why my republican colleagues in the senate are trying to torpedo that. i must, everybody, at least my own -- is going to stand on the side of israel and ukraine, because both nations are in the kind of fight against these kinds of evil nations. we must be standing with our friends that stand with democracy, that stand with the kinds of values. >> i want to ask you now about something you have been pretty vocal about. this is your colleague in the senate, new jersey senator bob menendez. your team actually put out this video t

-- the national institutes of health allocated funds to study russian cats on treadmills.ey on me, to put me on a treadmill, but they didn't. [laughter] steve, how much longer can we sustain this? because this is not a sustainable way of behaving, is it? >> we laugh at this, tammy, but it's deadly serious. if you want to understand why americans are so infuriated by what's going on in washington, why they hate bidenomics, it is this. $900 billion of waste in the budget. by the way, americans know that. we are not stupid. and that is three times the entire california budget. that's how much is being wasted every year. i'll just give you an example, there is a $300 billion -- not million, billion -- slush fund in the biden budget. no one knows what's going on with that money. it's all going to his friends and the green environmental groups. it's not changing the temperature of the planet. there are 40 different programs, 50 different programs that deal with job training. the left hand of the government doesn't know what the right hand is doing. it's outrageous. not a penny,

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and they demand of fund international response. humans hudy's samples began attacking shipping in the red sea weeks ago. in this report, we look at the motives and what their involvement in the conflict between israel and thomas could mean for the one to reach a young man who's the rebels. have an impressed with weapons also know at the disposal and the using it to target israel. the around back group says it's followed a series of drawings and missiles towards israel with a stated aim of helping the palestinians to victory the now the front and the world. they've waded into the red sea. susie militants had threatened to escalate military action if the november truce between israel and her mouth didn't hold the talk to the forces are fully ready and prepared to resume military operations against the is really enemy, if it decides to resume its aggression against casa the, our forces will not hesitate to expand military operations against it. it's really entity to include unexpected targets on land or he says, i've seen the thought don't help anybody. oh, really? by they made good on.

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ashradeh island, the economic council actually needed that permit because the national environment fund entered into this issue, otherwise, if an investor was to enter from outside the government, there would be no need for that permit at all. because in fact, the national environment fund came in and on the other hand part of the resources needed for investment there was supposed to be provided by the government, that 's why the permission of the economic council was needed. the economic council of its specialized committee has actually issued the permit and it is ready, and god willing, it is going to be finalized in the main council which will be held on saturday. if we want to tell the people how important this nature tourism project of ashura island is, do you think that if you want to explain in one minute what benefits it will have for the people, what are the economic benefits in terms of tourism development and many other things really. see how important this is, i told you that we are at your service in that village of ashura, we can stay in the form of a village, with the pri

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sort of thought about joins as the from the correspondence funding by us. i mean, the finance minister making very clear his position regarding the palestinians in gauze. but how worrying is that position right now? so anyway, it's no surprise that he's made the such comments in this interview because if you look back, hits his history, not only is the the finance minister, but he's also been given a role as part of his coalition government and being in charge of the expansion of the legal is riley supplements and occupied west spine and in facts back in 2005. when israel was still occupying gauze, or at the time he was protesting against israel leaving garza. but also these riley settlements because when they last uh they last gaza, those is rarely supplements that will sort of legal have to be removed as well, much to the dislike of many of those settlers. now for those settlers that would come as good news as they can return, and many of them have been speaking about that, saying that so that would be the ultimate dream. that's the goal is to get be able

i think you understand it's we don't increase prosperity by by spending. let's see here.oh, the national institutes of health allocated funds to study rushing cats on treadmills. now, they should have spent that money on me for my brand of treadmill, but they didn't. steve, how much longer can we sustain this? >> because this is not a sustainable way behaving, is it? you know, we laugh at this, tammy, but it's deadly serious . >> i mean, if you want to understand why americans are so infuriated by what's going on in washington and why they hate biden-nomics, it's this i mean, $900 billion of waste in the budget. by the way, americans know that we're not stupid and that's three times the entire california budget. >> that's how much is being wasted every year? i'll just give you one example. there is a 300 billion, not million, $300 billion green energy slush fund in the biden. no one knows what's going on with that money. it's all going to buy this in the green environmental groups. >> it's not it's not changing the temperature of the planet. >> there are 40 different spec

of new yorkers before their extremist agenda, there will be no more residents left to tax and fund theirlist programs. numbers of the migrant surge from the u.s.-mexico border here to new york city appear unaccounted for in the u.s. census bureau's latest report. experts say they permanently settle here in new york city, it could slow the state's decrease. bret? >> bret: c.b., thank you. there are new questions tonight about the future of harvard university's president. persistent allegations of plagiarism are leading claudine gay to promise additional corrections to her past schoolwork. correspondent molly line has the latest from boston tonight. >> it depends on the context. >> harvard president claudine gay still in the headlines for all the wrong reasons. hours, after a congressional probe was announced into harvard's handling of plagiarism allegations against her, the student newspaper, the harvard crimson reported she will submit three new corrections to her academic work. this time to her 1997 ph.d. dissertation. the news comes from the harvard institution is confirmed support for

scholz and his guys agreed on the allocation additional funds to the current year budget. 45 billionging holes, already agreed. of the entire collective europe. the prosperity of the european union for a long time relied on super-profits from german industrial giants. today they are able to feed even their own employees. about the inevitable transformation of the eurozone. andrey sych in the screenshot section. belarusian deputies joined in large-scale work to control the assortment and quality of goods in belkuopsoyuz stores. surprise inspection today showed one of the objects in the minsk region: the prices for the social basket of goods are not inflated, but there are questions about the choice. there was a meager selection of dairy products on the store shelves, some sausages with expiration dates, and there was no drinking water at all. the deputies asked sellers to pay attention to the form of presentation of goods and the organization of tempting promotions in order to prevent delays in products. the house of representatives commission has taken note of all the shortcomings an

so this morning we launched operation prosperity, guardian, under the umbrella combine maritime forces. and. ready of the leadership of task force, 153, that operation is bringing together more than a dozen countries from around the world to conduct joint patrols in the red sea in the gulf of a let's say comes after us central command set, the 2 commercial shipping vessels were recently targeted to by the who said they claim to only targets it fail, relates of vessels like those shown in this voltage. no footage was reported in either instance, but it does follow last month. dramatic scenes when the rebels installed and these ratings cargo vessel local generalist springs as the exclusive reports from the captain ship. i'm truly one of the most contested areas in the world. this is the, this is the ports of a city. because this is really ships are being captured by humans. naval forces, as you can see, behind me is the galaxy leader. this was actually the 1st, this really is really leadership that was captured about a month ago as it was attempting to cross 7 wind up in the red sea. as

u.s., americans for prosperity.he reality is that donald trump, who has refused to debate anybody in this race, still has a commanding lead over both haley and desantis, at least for now, although, george, that lead is smaller in iowa and new hampshire, which vote first. >> trump does face a gag order. >> he does. the judge in new york, a panel of judges, reinstated a limited gag order. this just prevents him from attacking employees of the court. while the gag order had been suspended, he had gone after on very personal terms the clerk of the court. he had also gone after the judge's family. this limited gag order, by the way, doesn't prevent him from going after family members or anybody else, just employees of the court. >> he went after the family with false claims. >> false claims. by the way, that clerk had received dozens of threatening phone calls to her cell phone and also via social media to her e-mail. she was facing real threats as a result of those attacks. >> jon karl, thank you very much. demarco? >>>

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s green fund designed to help developing countries fight climate change.id mckenzie is in dubai with more. >> reporter: in a made for tv moment, world leaders and royals entering a critical climate change summit. hosted by the uae, a major oil producer. >> we cannot save a burning planet with fiery fossil fuels. >> we are already living in a climate crisis. >> reporter: global efforts to cut emissions are wildly off track. there are growing called for concrete plans to phase out the use of fossil fuels. now ma major announcement from the white house, new rules from the environmental protection agency to slash methane. a dangerous byproduct of the oil and gas industry by nearly 80%. >> we've got to get the receipts. make sure we're making the progress we need to make in this critical decade. >> reporter: are you hoping these new rules will be inspiring other countries to follow suit? >> absolutely. we've seen on the basis of strong, domestic action in the united states, countries are coming along, documadopting the play book and scaling them worldwide. >> r

but the ed osi -- ed use -- idiocy is, some think there is a path to tax prosperity. if we did every tax the democrats talk about to save the social security trust fund, you get close and still sully have very substantial cuts. we tried to model it. let's say it covered everything. you just used up all your gun powder. so how are you going to -- if 2/3 of all future borrowing is functionally medicare, where do you get the cash for that because you used it to shore up the social security trust fund and that's part of the intellectual vacuumness of this place. we'll just tax more but we'll not tell anyone that because it doesn't fit what we said on the campaign trail? how many times have some of my brothers and sisters on my side, it's foreign aid and then you show the chart, every dime of foreign aid is about 11 days of borrowing. remember, we're on the cusp of borrowing $7 billion a day. we're over $80,000 a second now. we're going to have to change through policy. i've do videos on how to have a revolution on environmental, by crowd sourcing the data. i even made a w

humanities subjects is probably why the humanities sectors within higher education is one of the least fundedwouldn't invite foreign people to come and do them and to able to bring a lot of to be able to bring a lot of these.in to be able to bring a lot of these. in fact, all of these, as far i saw, were master's far as i saw, were master's degrees. the current situation, they could bring their families dependents them. this is dependents with them. this is we've got a huge problem with immigration action and this is adding it massively no adding to it massively with no gain for the country. >> big gain. i've pointed out the what studying the gain. what studying governing bodies and late medieval sexuality . that is a medieval sexuality. that is a one off module. and you know that it's disingenuous to characterise it. it's really been with one module. what degree did you do? i did history. in history history. so in history there would been history would have been the history module within it. >> history proper subject module within it. >>answerr proper subject module within it. >> answer on p

humanities subjects is probably why the humanities sectors within higher education is one of the least fundedinvite foreign people to come and do them and to able to bring a lot of to be able to bring a lot of these.in to be able to bring a lot of these. in fact, all of these, as far i saw, were master's far as i saw, were master's degrees. the current situation, they could bring their families dependents them. this is dependents with them. this is we've got a huge problem with immigration action and this is adding it massively no adding to it massively with no gain for the country. >> big gain. i've pointed out the what studying the gain. what studying governing bodies and late medieval sexuality . that is a medieval sexuality. that is a one off module. and you know that it's disingenuous to characterise it. it's really been with one module. what degree did you do? i did history. in history history. so in history there would been history would have been the history module within it. >> history proper subject module within it. >>answerr proper subject module within it. >> answer on proper sub

and our fund balance is above pre-covid levels at $156 million and that's a strong position. we awarded 6 o% of our contracts to local small businesses. always looking at prosperity in the way our economics can bring into us and contribute to this great waterfront. on economic recovery, our first and foundational mission since covid has been to make the port a great place to be, that attracts people. we have targeted all funds towards safe community vibrance. we've understood this is guiding principles for economic recovery. some things to highlight, we completed the waterfront land use plan. we have see ceqa documents, an active plan. this is six years of effort. three on planning, three on delay. we came through with some of the most complex events, apec, the third annual and fabulous event that keeps growing. pop-ups on plaza. we continue to work to bring people here to show what beautiful promenades and public facilities we have and it's showing. the numbers are here for us. i want to speak about southern waterfront activation. southern waterfront is a jewel in our neckla

she announced some new funding from america to address climate change as well as talk about americaneadership on the topic. we want to get to your calls it a moment, but before we do, i want to say hello to clifford young, the u.s. public affairs president, and he will talk to us about some recent surveys, some pulling on climate change. good morning, cliff. guest: good morning to you. great to be here. host: thanks for joining us. tell us, what prompted you to take this latest survey on global views of climate change? guest: you did this global poll -- we did this global poll and 31 countries, 20,000 interviews, but we did this in anticipation of cap 28 -- cop 28. what do american citizens feel about private change? it is a public stakeholder in this process. host: you said 24,000. remind me, how many countries again was it? guest: it was 31 countries in total, including the united states. host: can you give us an overview. where they all continents? how did you pick the 31 countries? guest: it is basically the large markets. it includes oecd countries. it is a sampling of the large

she announced some new funding from america to address climate change as well as talk about americaneadership on the topic. we want to get to your calls it a moment, but before we do, i want to say hello to clifford young, the u.s. public affairs president, and he will talk to us about some recent surveys, some pulling on climate change. good morning, cliff. guest: good morning to you. great to be here. host: thanks for joining us. tell us, what prompted you to take this latest survey on global views of climate change? guest: you did this global poll -- we did this global poll and 31 countries, 20,000 interviews, but we did this in anticipation of cap 28 -- cop 28. what do american citizens feel about private change? it is a public stakeholder in this process. host: you said 24,000. remind me, how many countries again was it? guest: it was 31 countries in total, including the united states. host: can you give us an overview. where they all continents? how did you pick the 31 countries? guest: it is basically the large markets. it includes oecd countries. it is a sampling of the large