the united states and ukraine have agreed on the terms that's according to a senior ukraine official. in potential revenue from ukraine in exchange for the aid it has provided to the country since russia's invasion in february 2022. guarantees to ukraine — which has been a key us president donald trump has told reporters that ukraine will get "the right to fight on". $350 billion and lots equipment, military equipment, equipment; military equipment. the right to fight on. and the right to fight on. the right to fight. originally, the right to fight. look, ukraine i will say they are very brave and they are good soldiers but without the united states and its money and its military equipment, this war have been over in a war would have been over in a very short of time.

have been disagreements the us think they over what the us think they should get in an agreement. this includes some 19 million tonnes of proven reserves lithium deposits. and rare earth metals. international studies. we don't actually have an accurate understanding of is economically viable to extract. the majority of data that we have right now is mapped 30—60 years ago by the soviet so we are of soviet union so we are kind of making decisions old data making a'atisians an. aid data we haven't making datisidns an aid data we haven't seen exactly, thelackofdata f'eth'ali;leezeqwhqeqew'” given the lack of data, whether the private �* is the private sector is willing to go mine _ the private sector is willing

to no mine �* , kea 7ke 6 [qt of deals usually take a lot than a couple of days, i longer than a couple of days, i surprise this transaction is gloving quickly? surprise this transaction is mag quickly?- moving so quickly? i'm surprised _ moving so quickly? i'm surprised it's _ moving so quickly? i'm surprised it's moved i moving so quickly? i'm surprised it's moved as moving so quickly? i�*ii surprised it's moved as quickly as it has and it has as it has and how much it has in a short changed in a short amount of time. the $500 billion that trump advocated for has trump has advocated for has fallen away. we have seen that originally deal was figure, originally the deal was meant to pay reparations back to the us for military aid that meant to pay reparations back to t alreadyr military aid that meant to pay reparations back to t already given. ry aid that meant to pay reparations back to t already given. so aid that meant to pay reparations back to t already given. so we that meant to pay reparations back to t already given. so we see fwas already given. so we see . . 500 was already given. so we see . . 500 billion full, we'll the 500 billion full, we'll also seen zelensky�*s request for guarantees fall so we so we have seen a change =— =-—4 a lot in short amount quite a latin a shortamodnt time. quite a lotto ashort. -- ~ - time. �* ., ~ quite a lotto ashott. -- ~ - time. �* . ~ ., of time. are talking about these minerals _ of time. are talking about these minerals and - of time. are talking about - these minerals and - much these minerals and how much they worth, is a way they are worth, is there a way of knowing without more of knowing that without more without more time to data, without more time to assess these things? lot of teas and seas to work a lot of teas and seas to work out, we can work out a lot of cease to work out, we teas and cease to work out, we can work atjoint teas and cease to work out, we can work at joint ventures which were left. ultimately whiekj.-jere—left. ultimately fer private sector to go in, we the private sector to go in, we will a few on top will need a few things on top they will need to know what is a lot of mapping to be done. second, are to want second, they are going to want to know, in the absence of any

of security guarantee sort of security guarantee included in the being included in the agreement, the private sector gogngarr 215—5 772, vgoingit; . ti’misf jam” égoing to want 7going to want some sort of . consider 7 7 considerthat: 7 consider that the? assurance. consider that the average mining takes 18 gyerage mining takes 18 years, develop and the to develop globally and the asset �* can last ”saga iiiand870iyea7rs,” 7 iiiand870iye7a7rs, if” 7”and870iye’a7rs,theprivate a0 and 80 years, the private sector is going to want to know that they are ok a set that they are ok for a set amount of time. they are also going to to see some sort road map ior interiace of road map for interface structure being built before the private can the private structure can go in, particularly because mining is so energy intensive.- is so energy intensive. wh-. . ou is so energy intensive. what - you looking _ is so energy intensive. what - you looking out - is so energy intensive. what - you looking out for- is so energy intensive. what you looking out for their is c-oin ahead. meeting? jigge know the wa this "mains"; - know the way this current l we know the way this current negotiation has landed that negotiation has landed is that there will be a fund set up and there will be a fund set up and the fund of of mineral the fund of 50% of mineral revenues will go into a pot for future investment. i'll be in how trump and have settled, number two, putin have settled, number two, what did you ukraine see in the

short to medium term its short to medium term and its durability will be signed. a more analysis the can find more analyais on the deal on our website bbc.com as well as our mobile app. tesla has slipped below 1 trillion dollars for the first time since november, after sales in europe one number to keep in mind is tesla's share price. november 5th last year. after that, the price shot up to more than $a79 in mid—december, or around 90%.

in europe and the uk dried up, falling a5% injanuary even as rivals' sales rose. evs in the euro area. however, some car buyers may also be taking he backed the far right afd party ahead of germany's he's also made waves in the us with his price now under pressure, it appears wall street is coming to terms with the reality that elon musk�*s electric car juggernaut could face a weaker than expected first quarter. the recent crypto rally may be running out of steam. below the $90,000 mark — with other the outlook for economic

growth, a sentiment reflected diversity, equity and inclusion policies, such as the it's seen as a win for apple's management, which has opposed however, boss tim cook has since acknowledged that the firm may have to alter some of its practices, as the us legal landscape shifts. in recent weeks, many companies in the us, including meta and amazon, have altered their dei policies, citing legal risks. turning now to delhi where trade negotiations now, this could be music to the ears of every motorist . bbc click�*s reporter paul carter went to look world's pothole problem. roads. we now have more than a0 million miles of them

using asphalt — a mixture of aggregates like crushed stone but once cracks form in asphalt, they can and king's college london is looking at ways of reducing the cracks before they develop... ..by healing itself. i donned some goggles to head into the lab these two together? it's literally cooking. it's not like anything i've ever cooked. well, actually, that's a lie.

the bitumen is a liquid now. oh, look at that. literally making asphalt. yeah! now, what do you do to turn this from regular asphalt into self—healing asphalt? in order to increase the life span, in order to advance the bitumen asphalt mixture, we incorporate capsules. known as spores. which are released when the asphalt begins to fracture, rejuvenating it. the result is quite astonishing.

the self—healing effect. in order to close the crack autonomously. wow. so that's it? that's it working? it's working now. what kind of level are you at? you know, could this potentially be something that we can see on the roads anytime soon? for today we have several solutions using capsules a specific liquid bitumen, we are ready to prepare capsules and use on the roads. research is continuing into different types of self—healing asphalt, and projects around the world are looking at different solutions so that one day the dreaded pothole might be

a thing of the past. before we go... goods or services. the country is home to la billion people but only about 130 to 1a0 million of them are considered the consuming class, while another 300 million are seen to be "emerging" or "aspirant". the report by a venture capital firm, blume ventures, see you again soon.

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