hello, the international review is on air in the studio of fyodor lukyanov today in the program of the international review of the chronicles of the consequences of the economic war, now it has become difficult for everyone to need it. a whole bunch of internal problems america on the eve of the election cycle iran has come to the very threshold of a nuclear deal on the verge of failure plot from the scene . now any major forum on political and economic topics that has just taken place in st. petersburg is no exception

discussing one thing, as it will no longer be like before. we don’t know how it will be yet, however, the consensus on the first issue was already achieved two months ago, there were still enough of those who believed that their own circles were not excluded, almost everyone agrees with another dominance. the west has been completed, and it is on it that globalization has sprung. sample of the last decades. now is the time for everyone to operate on their own, when every man for himself is, in fact, a universal copyright, perhaps we really have to do it, but in europe it has been distracted from this in africa, for example, in the last 100 years, similar things are in the order of things. the west talks about a rule-based system all the time. but, if we want it to work, the rules must be agreed with everyone without exception, that is, true democracy, and not because until now those have privileges against everyone else, and in this sense, authorship, perhaps, could help to

begin to overcome accumulated problems. but this is a view of the progressive kiev author, there is another view of authorship, which gives rise to gloomy fascist regimes, authorship does not necessarily lead to international chaos, but it is fraught with repressive control over society, the current rule-based system obscures these contradictions, but they exist and more and more come out the answers must be sought together, and world economic trends. we talked in st. petersburg with maxim oreshkin, aide to the president of russia , from that point on. and globalization began in its former form. obviously, it ended. and now what is it all apart? well, contacts, of course, will remain in the production chain , but now everyone understands that this is globalization. it leads to is formed somewhere in the center of power, which then begins to dictate. e your conditions. and now everyone is aware of the risks. e is connected with this,

so it will be, as they say, globalization 2.0, as they like to say, globalization based on their own economic sovereignty, of course, it is not expressed in the fact that everyone should do everything, but e is expressed in the fact that key technologies key risks must be covered. that is, if you have, for example, some of your counterparties. uh, you're being let down economically. you must know what you will do. in that case does not mean that you have to produce 100%, there are conditionally bananas or something else, and so on there industrial products. but you have to understand what will happen to your economy. and if you have this product falls out of a? uh, accessibility possessing critical technological competencies, that is, if you have engineers, you have technological competencies, this means that you can do everything that you need in some foreseeable future not immediately in a year or two, maybe required. that's how

once the main task. and this is it. eh, the main grain of self-sufficiency is self-sufficiency - it's not the authors. no. absolutely not. any system is country enough. she is open. she always interacts, because it's like in life. yes, if you close yourself to yourself, so you close yourself in your own delusions, if you constantly communicate. you share your thoughts , you listen to the thoughts of other people, you discuss them and you are criticized. you criticize. you are always developing, the same applies to the country , such an interesting process is taking place now, when we see something like a fight between two kinds of assets. what old-fashioned material is what is in the soil and new, which were considered modern and it seems that modern without stamot is somehow bad. and what does this mean in terms of the future balance of the world economy. in

this regard, there will be an origin in the direction of understanding the need for balance, which is only one or only the second. this is much worse than some kind of balanced picture, so the movement towards balance in individual countries, of course, there was a snack. uh, they didn't think that the second one could replace the first one. well, in reality, it turned out to be not so balanced development - this is the main story, but the second one seems to me to be a very important point, which will also rethink the role of finance. yes, because what we see after the giant humanitarian stimulus in america, american imports have risen sharply. it was 250 billion dollars a month there 350, that is, an increase of 40% in just two years. e the question is that america can supply the rest of the economy, except for the unsecured nothing commitment. here is the question that now arises. this is again a question of the material non-mother, the real one, in order to take something from the outside world,

something must be given to him. they are just threats blackmail and nothing backed financial instrument to america now they are very fond of talking there with putin's inflation and so on, but it is clear that we will not take inflation in this regard, uh, take inflation, for example, putin's taxes, when finally something will be transferred to the russian budget. medium the cost of a gallon of gasoline in the united states exceeded $5. this is 285 rubles. at the rate of the central bank for about 4 liters of fuel, the usual american gallon. and this is the average price, for example, in california for a liter of gasoline you will be asked for almost 100 rubles. and in louisiana in just over 60, it got to the point where in michigan , the police said they'd be less on call unless it's a real

emergency because the fuel budget is running out of press. the truth indicates that the price of $5 is a record only excluding inflation since amendment. gasoline on it. it cost more in 2008 , but inflation is also breaking records, the federal reserve. raised the rate to one and a half percent for the first time in 28 years, but the head of the fed predicts that inflation still continues. price increases may increase and the effects of the pandemic are creating new problems, for example, mcdonald's in the usa has sharply reduced its menu, bloomberg writes under the knife . delivered literally military aircraft during a special operation. now there is a shortage of women's tampons, this is due to problems with the supply of cotton and some

types of plastic. worst of all, supply chains are torn randomly and you can’t predict. what will be missing. next time. this applies not only to the united states, as the daily mail writes. the uk is facing the strongest financial contraction in 70 years by the fall, the highest inflation is expected there, which will certainly affect the consumption of the guardian directly salo golden era of cheap food ends citizens should prepare for high food prices, and the government to think about the introduction of benefits. the average price per liter of gasoline in britain fluctuates at the level of 132 rubles. that is, for a full tank you will give almost 7,000. in europe, there is also a sharp increase in the cost of living in italy, for example, they held a march of empty pans, which demanded price cuts from the authorities. in order to solve some

problem, and he first realize and acknowledge. yes, if, of course, we call it putin's inflation or someone external. blame it this is not the way to fix it. yes, i'll repeat it again. uh, money supply plus 5.9 trillion dollars in two years plus 40%, unless, of course, this is how america will sell money, but we will have 10-20% inflation. this is natural economists. uh, everything explained there that one clearly leads to another on american politics, but i don't think that it is somehow in the us 15% of gdp. in this regard, i'm just more of a supporter of the whole theory. in america, there are two theories, one is

that putin's inflation and the other is that this is baidan inflation still, i think the recognition of the consequences. uh, the actions of exactly those who created them. this is very true in grass if it seems to be much more adequate for ceilings. it seems to me that many commentators do not finish speaking, because for a long time this is a thing about two ends. yes, someone owes it, and the second one owes it to someone, that is, the second country is accumulation, long, that someone accumulates a lot of assets, and we again return to the issue of inequality of income distribution in western economies. they talked about it in great detail there, i i remember, it seems to me in uh in the eighteenth or nineteenth year, yes, and in the end. what happened is the fact that socialist policy in terms of gigantic gigantic budgetary deposit can be the population of the state. x spending, uh, it happened and led to the kind of inflation that,

uh, that we are seeing now. maxim oreshkin mentioned the socialist policy that led to the crisis response as an opponent of capitalism. i am sure that her life and after him is part of the future life of the legacy of socialism. well, of course, it is clear that the model of a hundred years ago cannot be applied in its original form in the process of building the future after capitalism. we must take into account all the lessons the world needs all dependence, and not interdependence based on coercion, as it is now in general. waited for in the world after globalization, 100 flowers are blooming back to the conversation with the assistant to the president of russia russia is going through a decisive period when already

it won't work like before. if you try to look ahead, uh, let's say 10 years ahead, then what will be the role of russia in the world, what will change the erroneous belief that this happened? something we actually have what is happening now. uh, this is a series of large chain of events that did not start in february and end tomorrow. yes, the accumulation of uh imbalances between savings countries is not from the social balances within the country, because of this, uh, the diametrically opposite political spectrum yes with uh ends that are becoming more difficult. yes, the center sagging all this vision of one chain. everything does not lead to the fact that the problem begins to take off on someone. from the outside well, someone from the outside starts, of course, at some point says that enough, uh, no more, so that's all that happens. this is such a

big series of events, and russia is just one of the smaller ones. i would even say the elements of this big puzzle, uh, which is now uh changing very seriously. well, we are primarily concerned with this element of the puzzle. here, if you look, uh, now it's stupid enough forecasts to build, well, after all, 10 years ahead. and what is the role of russia rebuilding? after all this, i should have played in the world. well, look, you can rewind. as they say 10 years ago and see how russia has changed in the fourteenth year from the fourteenth year. russia has become more self-sufficient. yes, we, uh, set ourselves a lot. it is better to provide food to become an exporter. one of the leading in the world. in terms of food, we have done a lot in terms of financial infrastructure. uh, advanced to a certain extent in the industry, therefore, looking ahead 10

years means we are capable. uh, become more technologically independent. uh, in some areas tends to technological foliage. and on this basis, uh, it is equal to cooperate uh with other fast-growing regions. well, with those we have with those regions where economic growth with economic interaction is actively offered in the world. everything is pretty good, but they will interfere with us, as never before. well, actually the current event. i think it's so specific watershed. uh, just before this watershed. everything in the world. we thought that we could interfere. and now everyone is beginning to understand that the one who is trying to interfere. first of all, it interferes with itself, in fact, the world goes through sections and, as they say, no matter how hackneyed this phrase is, but with this awareness , the world will never be the same now , it feels like we have a complete break in europe. generally not only. material but also so moral and ethical. and do you

think, uh, will we turn it around and will we return to some more rational reasonable connections in some foreseeable future, but this primarily depends on the europeans. at the same time, on the russian side, in principle, nothing has been broken european companies, for example, which, uh, work in russia, are present here on the form, including all of them continue to work and there are problems. they dont have. e if someone there was offended by someone, he decided to break up with someone, but in principle to get along and return. i.e. according to estimates at the center for energy and clean air research in helsinki for the first 100 days of the special operation, russia earned almost 100 billion euros on fossil fuels, some of these resources were bought by the united states to maintain oil supplies, traders. now hide the origin of hydrocarbons. so in may to the ports. new york. tankers arrived in indusersi

with fuel partially made from russian raw materials to the united states; it got through the suez canal to the atlantic from indian refineries since february. india bought three times more oil from russia than last year. at the same time, the country almost doubled its american deliveries earned on resale along with this, the united states, having experienced an acute shortage of fertilizers during the gradual season, began to motivate the company to buy phosphates from russia. the reduction in the supply of fertilizers led to a rapid increase in world prices. for food, so a month after the introduction of restrictions, washington identified russian mineral fertilizers from sanctions and equated them with essential goods on a par with agricultural products and medicines. however, american farmers , banks and carriers are afraid of the introduction individual sanctions, and therefore apprehensive

about the resumption of cooperation with russia completely hot time came in november midterm congressional elections, the company will begin by the end of the summer republicans in gloating anticipation. for all democratic questions. a heavy defeat awaits. probably. majority losses in both houses in the democratic party are openly discussing that joe biden should not go to a second term not according to the results of the first convention or because of his physical condition. michael and ramirez on american theme economy is the name of an airliner. thank you very much for this flight with our democratic majority in both houses of the us congress, our crew says goodbye to you. and i'm captain biden. i'd like to take just a minute of your time to blame republicans daryl cale on gas prices in

california on the left. the cost of fuel from top to bottom of its various grades, as is customary in america, regular plus and super, on the right, not translatable a play on words in response to the price tag of the democrats sideways, a reporter in the white house briefings asks you agree with the policy fed to raise the base rate, will it help reduce inflation? we agree with our tiktok inflations, who think it 's putin's fault, a girl who looks like jens psaki replies. continuation of the russian theme arji madson for st. economic disaster

on the plane, by the way, it is written the united states, the democrats also do not intend to surrender. they're doing their best to divert public attention from dismal economic numbers to other topics trying to lure the voters into a supreme court, ostensibly conservatives plotting to overturn the historic 1973 verdict to allow abortion at the federal level, so far not working very well. but the commission to investigate the events of the sixth of january of the twenty- first year is working tirelessly. the main goal is to accuse trump that he called for the overthrow of the constitutional building a trump. however, you can’t scare the courts, whoever didn’t drag him with a clean machine , the current proceedings. the ex-presidency of the united states visually called kengurin courts. the phrase kangaroo court or day-guru originated in the united states in the middle of the 19th century, according to one version,

to describe the hasty trials that became more frequent during the california gold rush, when verdicts were hastily handed down without trial or investigation according to another version. this phrase was born thanks to the judges themselves, who, in order to earn money, are similar to how a kangaroo jumps, in a hurry to investigate one case after another, there is a version about the connection of the etymology of the kangaroo bag , they say the court paid for and is in someone's pocket. today, this expression is understood as courts that are not guided by the principles of law and justice, the judicial procedure takes place quickly and unpredictably, the verdict is known in advance, and the trial only imitates a fair trial. one of the first such trials was the show trial of amos in 1835 for distribution. they are not literature on the abolition of slavery. so called a vigilance committee in the state.

tennessee plainly, without ascertaining the circumstances, sentenced him to a public flogging of twenty lashes in modern day kangaroo courts called a trial in iraq in the late fifties during the prime minister's time. kashima. the meeting lasted about 15 minutes and ended with the death sentence, the western media used this term when speaking about the actions of the us administration when suspected organizations of tyrants were found guilty on september 11 on the basis of secret evidence and confessions obtained through torture. sometimes a kangaroo court is called a trial that does not have an official status. the russell international tribunal was created in the sixties to investigate war crimes in vietnam; its members were not only professional lawyers, but well-known fi writers. losof and scientists, the decisions made had no legal force, but turned out to be a significant influence on the formation of

public opinion in the world. all this is exciting, but americans are concerned about other economic, and the relationship of politics with the economy, let's talk with fyodor vitalussky director of the moscow primakov moscow region fyodor genrikhovich. hello, the democratic party has already introduced such an almost official concept of the putin tax, and in general, humanly, one can understand, but seriously, what is the share of international instability in the economic troubles that are now experiencing, the united states well , first of all, whenever there is a problem there are problems in the american economy that seriously affect society, households, and the well-being of everyone . american. need someone to blame these problems by itself even two objects for blame. firstly, this is former us president donald trump. but now it has even come out on top. the russian federation and our

president vladimir vladimirovich putin and in fact justice in this. uh, very very little, because uh, if we look at the dynamics of inflation, uh, in the united states, it started to unwind, uh, 1.5 years ago, it is on the one hand a consequence. uh, pandemics and serious serious blow that the pandemic dealt to american economy, on the other hand. it is, and a consequence of, the fact that in uh, the economy and the trump administration and the biden administration were pouring a huge state fund. if we talk about trump, then this is $ 2.3 million in a large aid package and up to about 500 billion. e, in various other direct and non -direct assistance packages. if we talk about baidan, then this is another

nine-tenths of a trillion dollars huge. money is huge government money that overheats the economy, which yes, stimulated a little consumer demand, first the demand of households, but inflationary processes spurred biden on this. when in march 2021 he insisted on the adoption of this, this, this significant one more additional trump, but the aid package and uh, there was a very serious political moment here, because biden needed his trump aid package, and trump, the aid that the trump administration provided, and, uh, the company and the household. it really had a positive impact on the economy, contributed to the exit from uh, the consequences of uh, pandemics overcoming them and helped at that time to avoid a recession to allow e, grow both the market and income and e, the income of the population and

most importantly. biden needed his own democratic package for unemployment, and he pushed through it with quite serious resistance from the republicans in the congress with the unconditional support of all democrats, as for the prices for oil and gas for food, they began to grow long before the russian special operation. indeed, it is possible that the events in ukraine somehow had an additional, stimulating effect. he not even so much the actions of russia as the sanctions that uh, western countries have imposed against russia. yes, they violated, uh, the supply chains, they uh, slowed down. uh, very many uh, big projects, including in the area of ​​tag, a, and they have created systemic problems, uh, which have had an impact on the pricing of oil at gaz a, food and other types of raw non-commodity products just

the other day interviews. my ip gave and said that he imposed sanctions not as a president who is responsible for the economy, but as a supreme the commander-in-chief, who is responsible for security, which was impossible not to answer. and since that's how it is necessary to tighten the belts, in general , someone in the west is ready to tighten their belts now, because in fact, well, we all believe that they will break. or maybe we think so in vain, but in fact the united states suffered much less from the sanctions and restrictions imposed against the russian federation , the countries of the european union suffer much more, in many countries of western europe we see signs of a recession, we see uh what is uh, the risk is not only uh, the decline in industrial production. we see that at the same time , also with inflation spiraling, because it is unwinding not only in america, we see the risks of staffing, that is, at the

same time stagnation of industrial production and, uh, accelerating inflation. and of course, germany italy uh, spain will suffer the most. they are already suffering. uh, political attempts now to abandon russian oil in the future from russian gas. they, uh, will reduce competitiveness of a european manufacturer. they will create serious problems. for every european or european households. and this will have, uh, a retarding effect on the entire world economy, because the european union is still a significant part of it, uh, they mentioned raw materials. uh, biden is making the administration work hard to fill the global oil market. if venezuela started flirting with iran , it seems like it's true. now showed me at a dead end, she’s going to the middle east, to pensaman and so on, he manages to solve this

problem at all, well, the saudis will see how things go there. there were too, uh, big difficulties with the current leadership of saudi arabia with ben salman personally. well, the bazaar was not filtered, because yes, that’s why i have serious doubts here that everything will be resolved as quickly as the administration would like, there is still a baydan, of course, this is the prospect of the existence of guardianship plus and price agreements, but for now, strange guardianship. plus , it’s not very profitable to reduce prices, because in general, uh, increasing production reduces prices. yes, of course , relatively more and opportunities can be obtained from increasing volumes, but so far high profits high high marginality, as economists say uh hmm why reduce prices since trump broke into world politics, so to speak, and the concept of protectionism, which used to be scolded . well, it took a long

time to get back to normal. and now, in general, everyone is talking about this that it’s normal to defend ourselves, and so on, does this mean that we are entering some completely different economic cycle and this one is changing ? conceptual apparatus representation of admissible. well, in fact, a lot really changes if we look at how important the wto mechanisms were in the nineties at the beginning of the 2000s, when they were beneficial primarily to countries, e.g. west a, and compare this with what is happening now, when one of the main lobbyists for free trade is the chinese. yes, in general, of course, the situation is seriously changing for the united states now. the key task is to protect its market and provide such impact on allies, uh, and some partners, uh, in which u.s. high-tech companies could be the dominant players in uh,

so far. it ’s more difficult for active technologies on the basis of which new fish will be formed with china, but it’s interesting to see that everything has already been decided politically, rivalry and even confrontation is coming economically long before the latest events. still the closest connection. and although they say separation, there is this notorious droplet already a few years, but what happens and the most important thing. now, when the whole world is like this. eh, it means it's worth continuing. here is the process of separation. or, on the contrary, he slowed down so as not to stabilize even more. this is a very interesting question because trade between the united states and china has now increased. but with the united states they were able to build. uh, trade agreements with china in this way by all means, not only direct

agreements on various measures of influence on thai companies up to real intimidation to reduce the export of chinese high-tech products to the american market and there really is. uh, with a contraction. so, this is a simplification, right? here are exports about a more or more primitive station, that is, there are commodity niches in which china, the united states are ready, chinese companies are ready to produce, because this is due to the consumption of american households by a significant part of the sectors of the american economy, and these financial investments are gigantic chinese american debt. and here, as if the mass of money that united them, in fact. e investments in public debt - this is not the most important thing. we are now seeing what is happening with the financial obligations that the united states, the eu countries and japan gave russia, uh, suggests

investing in government securities . uh, russian gold and foreign exchange reserves, here we are, china is definitely learning from this. chinese investors are selling us government bonds at a record pace, according to reuter, china is selling us debt securities more than than $1 billion a day. this is given by the us department of the treasury for comparison , china's sales of us securities are more than russia earns on oil and gas. according to the agency, investors are apparently trying to fix losses due to the fall in the value of us treasury securities. this was due to the increase in the us federal reserve discount rate to one and a half percent for the first time in 28 years. however, the massive sale of us government bonds caused their yields to rise by half a percentage point. experts

agencies. it is also acknowledged that china may be dumping us treasury securities to diversify its foreign exchange reserves. the most important thing is mutual direct investments of the company. and here, too, the united states began to actively create restrictions on the placement of chinese direct investment in sensitive sectors of the economy. eh, it's going opaque. this is going on in such a background mode, but american companies have been going on for several years, while their investments in china are partially retained high-tech companies that understand that they can grow their own competitors. and that a lot of technologies will leave, or they will try to keep production, uh, which are not so sensitive, or bring more sensitive production to american territory, to other countries, to mexico, to southeast asian countries that are more loyal, uh, to the united states, but

at the same time with this incomplete partial separation of the two economies. uh, trends are developing in the political -military-political sphere, which is unambiguously tell us that for the united states, the long-term perspective with the people's republic of china is an adversary, and vice versa, for the people's republic of china, the united states is an adversary in asia in the asia-pacific region. e on a global scale. eh, let's see. thank you, fedorov italovsky was with us. after the commercial , let's talk about another issue that worries many in america about iran and its nuclear program. what to do when inflation rises bcs knows investments and stocks?

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block. kharkiv region, not just noisy constant arrivals, in particular. we are here carrying out the appearance of curbing the activity of spotters. here. well, basically it's dominance. i think we need it is better to leave the city on civilian

infrastructure. so they stuck a projectile right in the bed from the city so that they would not hit now and repair it now. this week officially announced that the us president will travel in july to the middle east stopover, israel west bank of the jordan. i mean palestine and saudi arabia, there will be a meeting of the arab states of the persian gulf. of greatest interest is a date with saudi crown prince mohammed. ben salman, biden, still during the election campaign

proclaimed him a pariah for the murder of an opposition journalist jamal burns a year and a half of presidency. they did not communicate, but the need to fill the oil market. the chechens overcame biden's adherence to principles. i wonder how the conversation will go lately , neither saudi arabia nor the united arab emirates have demonstrated a desire to cooperate with the united states on oil. however. there is a topic that interests all interlocutors in the region. iran a couple of months ago. it seemed to everyone that washington's tehran was moving toward a new treaty. the details of the nuclear program remained pending agreement. what's the catch? let's talk with anton cotton director of the energy and security center anton good afternoon. why is everyone now talking so anxiously that the deal is on the verge of collapse, what happened there, what is the obstacle, and it seems to me that we need to separate two questions. the first is where we are

and the second. to the mat, uh, the twenty-second year, by and large, all technical issues in the framework of the negotiation process were allowed, and on the table, as i understand it, there is now about a 20-page document, a which should become the legal basis for the restoration of the so -called iranian nuclear deal in st. petersburg, but there are several issues that require a political solution, for example, a question of inclusion corps of the guards of the islamic revolution from the list of terrorist organizations, they were included there in the trump presidency, but in fact in violation of those agreements that were before the conclusion of the fva iran and it is fair to insist to remove this organization from the list of terrorist organizations, apparently, apparently, this will not happen now. those signals

that come from washington say that a is a year of midterm presidential elections. and president biden and the democrats are not ready to take the risk and take this step, namely the exclusion of the islamic revolution from the list of terrorist organizations in this way. and today, uh, there is an expectation that uh the united states will come out with an alternative proposal, what can they give in return? that is, it turns out this bilateral bargaining is going on, because there were talks about a month and a half ago that supposedly russia, after the changed circumstances, began to treat the deal differently, and how not to welcome it very much. and it’s hard for me to speak for russia, uh, we have other people, and who is supposed to say this, and i will express my opinion it seems that the first bargaining is not between, but washington and the usa and

washington and tehran, but definitely the usa and iran today two key negotiators, but it must be remembered that negotiations are not conducted directly the rest countries, including russia, are actively mediating this dialogue and in many ways the twenty-page document that was prepared was the result. uh, just russian mediation. in my opinion. uh, recent events haven't changed. uh, priver of russia's value or interest in having the deal restored. i don't think it's in our best interest to have another nuclear state near our borders, it could provoke a rather uh, serious wave. e new interest in not only civilian applications of nuclear technology in region. and yes, in the next few years, probably. it is hardly possible to talk about the emergence of new nuclear a states in

the middle east region, but it is obvious that many countries in many capitals will begin to seriously look in this direction, but on the one hand, and on the other, we are now witnessing such a practical avalanche collapse. uh, basic international institutions. day has always been considered, well, as always 50 years. there, for more than 50 years, it was considered just a crooked stone of world security, but now many cornerstones are cracking, crumbling, and will it come? here you say that you are not yes, of course. or no one wants a new nuclear state, but if i start such an anarchic chaotic struggle of everyone with everyone, what is called come on, the more, the better this will not happen, but, probably, such a point of view has the right to exist. uh, this cannot be ruled out, and, probably, uh in august uh, within the framework of the review conference , the arms proliferation treaty will see

whether, uh, the western countries are ready to depoliticize this topic, whether they are ready to take it seriously interact, or they are ready to choose russia as a target on any platform, and to criticize even on those issues that do not apply. actually as a subject, but meetings are a broom word, and now this can be regularly observed, when, regardless of the topics that are discussed on the site, they are rich, and hmm, the preparatory committee of the organization of the study to test topics that are not related to ah, the mandate of these organizations constantly rising. naturally, to the detriment of e professional discussion on e, nuclear issues, certain e, optimism inspires that in a. some capitals, by the way, and washington , it seems, as it is, but the understanding that the exclusion of russia from the relevant organizations, and in the nuclear sphere, will not strengthen these organizations and

the corresponding regimes of the multiplicity treaty, how an organization, how an institution more or less copes, stops these political outbursts . ah, magata cigarettes. today, probably, is in uh, a very difficult situation, firstly, while the pandemic continues, and the rich should be in mode, uh, 24/7 . uh, other guarantees speaking control over the nuclear activities of states undoubtedly such. uh, the most difficult period is passed today by the rich. maybe, uh, where uh, to move around the world with more flexibility to implement guarantees, but the problem in this part remains and certainly overlaps with this, and current uh, international events, and the iaea secretariat is under serious pressure from a group of western states, and i repeat, that, a at any meeting or practically at any a

, the discussion does not begin with the stated topic, but with the latest international events, which is not strengthens the prospects, hmm, and the achievement of some kind of compromise solutions to the difficulties that are being discussed here, whether , for example, the implementation of the guarantee in the islamic republic of iran will be considered control over the state's nuclear activities. i would like to remind you that today you will determine a. uh, the question is certain , but the difficulties that need to be overcome in terms of control over nuclear activities are not only in part, but in iran, but also in a number of other states and the list. uh, the tasks facing the international agency are only increasing, so there are a lot of issues, but it seems to me that as of today, bogatyr as a whole, but manages to remain, and not, a dependent

technical and objective organization, a avoiding politicization first of all, if we are talking about the secretariat of the rich, not the countries, but the members of this organization. thank you thank you for the invitation. against the background of the bacchanal of economic restriction, experts note that russia has set a record in a few weeks, it has exceeded the volume sanctions, which are the previous record holders. iran has been saving for 40 years. iran has the richest experience and nothing life goes on even they create. one of the prominent iranian artists , he has been engaged in contemporary art for several years, although he is still young , he has already managed to achieve recognition in the iranian

and world art industry, iranian painting has a long history against the backdrop of globalization and digital transformation, the iranians have not only influenced on world art, but they themselves were subjected to its trends today, iranian art is a new reading and vision of customs and traditions in different countries of the world, including japan china the usa and great britain 2006-213 were the most favorable years for the development of iranian art, then the world recognized contemporary iranian artists thanks to major international auctions, for example, the world famous christian opened his branch in dubai and invited iran, one of the leading countries in the middle east in the field of art , to present his works of painting, calligraphy , sculpture and photography. i myself took participation in three major auctions christie sotbes & bonhams exhibited in zurich tokyo

china los angeles new york paris london europe dubai abu dhabiku. you see or vanya well, and in many other auctions traditionally the art industry is divided into the artist and the viewer today iranians are showing to art. living interest. with respect for the painters attend their exhibitions in response to the growing global demand , a gallery was established, kamara the fact is that iranian artists are very familiar with literature, history and poetry, therefore. not prefer not only to draw, but to express and explain their ideas and spiritual intentions of the executive director of the gallery. she herself is an artist who understands different styles and directions of contemporary art. exhibitions of middle eastern art. this is exactly the place where the public is now gathering to see the works of iranian artists of iran.

it does not differ much from foreign ones, we borrowed a lot, however, it also has its own characteristics in their works of modern iranian artists express the pain and sorrow of people explain. what is the message sacred texts, while foreign artists pay more attention to the image, and not to the painting itself, in which there is no history of active artists. she was lucky enough to hold several exhibitions of calligraphy paintings and sculpture. she sincerely believes that iranian audiences understand art to distinguish between artists. artists have certainly been greatly influenced by western art in the modern era. this influence received a new impetus, especially when modern art became popular, but over time it allowed the world to get acquainted with the representatives of modern iranian painting over the centuries, for iranian artists it was important, first of all, the content of the work, its spiritual essence in iranian works has always been a

special spiritual content, which, despite the influence of modern art. the west managed to save for several decades. many outstanding iranian artists, art. all forces tried to compete with the figures of contemporary world art, demonstrating their paintings, talent and desire to satisfy the artistic needs of the people undoubtedly played a key role in the development of the artistic movement. many international political social and cultural have played in iran. factors, however, when looking at modern iranian artwork, one feels a spiritual connection with the history of art that goes back thousands of years. the european commission recommended to approve the status

of an eu candidate for ukraine, moldova and conditionally georgia, the decision by the heads of the eu states , not everything is going smoothly there, however, if they next week commitment - this does not impose a candidacy can last decades. turkey will confirm interestingly other european commentators. they openly write and say the decision must be made in order to show russia spheres of influence. she no longer has the power to return it. the train left. the same arguments have been voiced about nato since the famous decision in 2008 that georgia and ukraine will certainly be members of the alliance, the consequences do not need to be explained. the european union has always emphasized that its expansion is completely different, just so opposite, but came to an identical argument that someone else's experience teaches nothing to everyone. it is known, but it seems that his own does not teach either, it was an international

review. goodbye. kostomuksha is one of the most striking soviet-finnish projects being built, the city began, in the late seventies, economic cooperation between the soviet union and the russian federation and the last factor that post-war finland turned into one of the most highly developed states has always lived border trade and, in general , cooperation with our finnish neighbors shipments were included in the sanctions list. the mood of the fites, no matter how they all approve that finland nata has gathered so frightens the population of the neighboring side. people. they just don't cross borders. no, yes, i no longer have a foot, and others say, as soon as the oldest one is opened. i'll be the first to cross it.

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