retreating, the militants abandoned armored vehicles, including british drones, missile systems and machine guns. now this entire arsenal is on display in the city center. in the uk, supporters of boris johnson took up arms against the former finance minister. rishi susunaka sunok left his post at the beginning of the week and then announced his intention to become the new prime minister. representatives of the team of the former head of government call sunako traitors. they say that he owes everything to johnson, but not even warned him of his intention to leave, the cabinet, the murder of sinzoba and the resignation of boris johnson about this and not only look immediately after a short advertisement in the international review program.

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election campaign, an intruder of the same party, a retired military sailor with a sawn-off shotgun, explained his actions with dislike for the experimenter, as always in such cases, we recall the attempt on john f. kennedy's catch and palm. or, for example, ronald, reagan's attack gives rise to a cluster of suspicions, all for a reason for a psychopath. someone stands differently, but one story has been verified, the more thunderstorms in the world atmosphere, the higher the risk of all forms of inappropriate behavior of even countries, even people. this week ended, the brightest political performance. boris johnson, leader of brexit and probably the most colorful prime minister in british history, left the post, he fought like a lion, fighting off a train of scandals, but was forced to retreat collective obstruction of both the conservative party and his own

government. they stabbed him in the back. a left-wing newspaper, a gordianskari, which johnson is fighting against in the guise of the british sex group pistols god save the queen. a man who looks like boris is speaking. this is the song of the same name by a rock band and adds my rotten mode in english, rotten rotton. this is the pseudonym of sex pistols frontman johnny rotton peter brooks for a conservative newspaper times, 9% inflation was sitting headline. oh it 's too close to number 10. says a man who looks like boris johnson the uk prime minister's residence is at 10 downing street sibvele about how boris johnson's career went down the drain this drawing decided to publish the leftist newspaper. guardian british cartoonist matt parable, who has long worked for the telegraph case boris johnson is famous.

including the fact that he has taken a dog as his residence by this moment. the cat of two prime ministers david cameron and theresa may already lived there. they continued to get along in the same house with the dog is unknown, but the dog in the picture, he says, let's take a walk. the caricature image of a shaggy troublemaker should not mislead him as a tenacious cold-blooded politician, subtly, feeling the situation and able to use it brilliantly in 1988, johnson at that time, the 24-year-old head of oxford. union of political association of students of a prestigious university wrote an essay. how to succeed in politics, the main thing is to gather a well-trained and fooled corpse around you. puppets tragedy collaborator puppets johnson continues that he desperately wants to believe with the

candidate. he has a special relationship and carefully hides the truth from himself. the candidate's terrible art is to nurture self-deception. the puppet is said frankly to do justice to johnson is not typical of hypocrisy typical of most fellow politicians in his career. he crowned, as he himself said, on thursday the best job in the world. and is this not proof that the cynical principles formulated as a student have led to success. the british series yes mr. minister appeared on television screens in the early eighties, it was removed in the seventy-ninth, but due to the general election, the show was postponed for a year in a satirical form. it tells about the work of the personal life of the minister of the department of administrative affairs. james hater. the minister himself and his department are fictional, but

the main idea that runs like a red thread through the entire series instead of real work, the administrative apparatus of the government is engaged in virtuoso demagogues and rubbing points. and even if political appointments try to realize some ideas and pre-election promises, the bureaucracy, with its rigid manipulations , returns it to the once and for all established framework, accordingly, to change nothing impossible in december of the eighty-fourth year. a special issue comes out, the unexpected resignation of the prime minister leads to a race for this post as a party traitor hacker should take this position so in the eighty-sixth year there is a continuation of the series yes mr. prime minister. in the first episode, the hacker is shown a red button and explain. why can't it be pressed? why would the russians occupy all of europe they can't even control afghanistan but if they do anything

it will be salami tactics salt tactics piece by piece, screenwriters anthony jay and jonathan ridiculed the selfishness and incompetence of the ruling class, who are only interested in in order to maintain its place and ensure personal well-being, the series turned out to be very successful, its fan considered herself prime minister margaret thatcher, who even wrote her own sketch and personally introduced in honor of the main manipulator of the series humphrey. appleby got his name from the main mouser of the residence of the british prime minister humphrey the cat, he was born in the eighty-eighth year and served at three prime ministers. johnny magiri and tony a johnson are all tired, but it seems too early to arrange a political commemoration for him , the gray cardinal of brexit, there is no time.

johnson's like-minded person, who became his fierce, is sure. boris will not refuse revenge. moreover, the british political palette boasts bright leaders cannot now. ukraine became in relations with russia and then syria yes, it is the uk that strongly insists on tightening sanctions against russia in connection with the events in the crimea in the east of ukraine, as well as with the airstrike paleopas, taking into account all this, we cannot normalize relations or return to business as usual said the british prime minister in december 2016 at the royal institute of international affairs in london a year later in an interview with the times. he compared the opposition of the west to russia, sang the search for war for me it was obvious that athens and their democracy, their openness to culture and civilization were analogous to the united states and the west. russia for

me was a closed, hostile , militaristic and anti-democratic, like sparta , probably, saying that johnson immediately regretted it, because the pelopans from the war sparta won left worphins without a fleet. army and money, shortly before his visit to moscow on december 17, the british prime minister lamented how the west had lost russia 20 years ago, it was impossible to imagine that we would have such relationships. i sincerely believed that we would be able to welcome russia in the society of democratic nations. at a press conference in moscow after negotiations with sergei lavrov, johnson called himself a russophile. i am a russophile. moreover, a convinced russophile. i have ancestors in moscow, i am convinced that i am the first foreign minister of great britain, whose name is boris on march 6, 22, already after the start of the special operation in ukraine in an interview. new york times. johnson said that the uk has

no hostile feelings towards the russian people, at the same time, the prime minister's office said that moscow must fail and it must be seen that it has failed in its actions against ukraine at the recent g7 summit, boris johnson was marked by two scandalous statements at once. first, he urged the participants of the meeting to strip to the waist to show vladimir putin that western leaders are cooler than him. then, in an interview with the german tv channel zdf, he said that vladimir putin would not have started a special operation if he was a woman in response to the first statement on twitter appeared caricature, topless putin on a bear chasing boris johnson fleeing in shorts personalities certainly matter, especially in troubled times, but there is something less coming. in any case, we are accustomed to believing in

stable political traditions, especially in good old england, but is it so, we ’ll talk about this with the wonderful historian evgeny sergey evgenievich hello. hello, here we have been watching the last days of such a fantastic political scene, very exciting, tensely and, uh, with one side. this is inside the political proceedings of great britain with the other, the whole world was holding its breath, because quite a lot depends on the personality of the examples. historically, if you look at how externally and internally circumstances were intertwined with british politics, you can say that in the history of hmm, such cases, such precedents, of course, were british history, and the personality of the prime minister and the personality of the minister. and in general the identity of a statesman . uh, his personality. this is in general a thing that is always taken into account in britain and, of course, affects the official functions that

this person performs, so you can name several predecessors of the current prime minister, who, too, is like their personality, their personal qualities. there were major influences. well, winston drew, for example, we drew a lot we know, and here is one of the bright, and bright such personalities, probably david george , another person who uh hmm in general, he did a lot to ensure that britain won the first. he made a great contribution to the war, and here it is, here it is, a certain personal charisma, uh, unlike physical data, he was not tall, and she, of course, had an impact. and here is the notion, perhaps caricatured wrong, that british politicians are aristocrats. they're such great originals. freaks it's made up to some degree. this is really true, but uh, not all, of course, but you know, being

a british aristocrat means having some interesting character traits that can also manifest itself and, so to speak, at the state level, so this is quite a thing that is quite common in britain. well, that is, it doesn’t bother anyone, it’s embarrassing from a soldering iron, then this is normal. well, i don't know, maybe that's too much attraction. but yes. in general, yes, good. eh, can i sum it up er, can i formulate some? there you are of british foreign policy, which does not change under any eccentrics and originals, yes, there are such constants, of course there are. uh, well, first of all, it is protection, of course, of national interests. uh, britain is still islands. this is special. in other words, geographic location. uh, interesting very historical historical past of the british. and we must not forget that e the whole of britain it after all consists of several parts. it's not england, but it's also

scotland, it's also wales well, and northern ireland that is, this is a rather complicated composition. and the second, perhaps such a characteristic feature is the desire. ah, the balance of interests. here is the balance of interests within the country and their balance of interests in the international arena. and here is the concept balance is also the alpha and omega, one might say, of british foreign policy. and thirdly, perhaps, i would also note such an interesting trait as this desire for a that is, for a fair game in uh international arenas in some issues, both within the country and outside it. ah. this is especially characteristic, of course, for the 19th-20th centuries. this is the desire for fireplay. well, fireplay, this, of course, sounds good, but fairness is understandable, subjective. as how it is formulated justice e lies in of course in protecting its national interests. well,

in the days of the british empire, which ended in the middle of the last century, so to speak, collapsed. eh, that too. in general , it was manifested, that is, the desire. e to save. here's your field, so to speak, but influence. uh, how does the commonwealth make up? yes, after the empire was formed, the commonwealth is more than 50 countries, well , there are national interests, indeed, this statement of unanswered friends is well-known. interests is a well-known position, but there is always a question. not only apply to great britain and who actually formulates these national interests, it was, in general, a very aristocratic, uh, environment, and now, as we see, on the contrary, it seems to be very democratic. it's different mechanisms should be, you know, uh, formulates the agenda. eh, those power elites who are on olympus, so to speak, powerful. it used to be a landed aristocracy. you

are right 18-19. well, if we take the last centuries, 19 at the end of the xix second half of the xix came to replace financiers bankers large industrialists. here is how they made it. uh, fresh blood poured in. yes , this one has old furs, so to speak elite. and now i think that at the present stage, these are mainly representatives of the middle class, who, uh, well, maybe the upper middle class, which and they constitute, in general, the nutrient medium from which government officials in britain come from, so to speak, uh, this oxford cambridge course alumni. yes, oxbridge, what is it called, but a graduate of such universities, although not only, a here they are formulating the agenda. yes, these are the national interests. well, johnson is not an easy person. he knows quite well, yes, he has roots, in general, uh from aristocratic

surnames, of course, also uh, do not forget that he is still u graduates. yes, uh, they mentioned the british empire from the sea to the sea, one of the most powerful countries in history, probably of mankind. and we are somehow used to thinking that the british are very tormented. this is the complex of losing an empire. this is true. and i think that he is in modern the world is already in the 21st century, probably, uh, this complex has been overcome in many ways, and when i was in britain, i was there more than once, in general, i was on business trips on official business. uh, worked in archives and libraries. of course, uh, i didn't see this one. uh, you know what kind of nostalgia she is. apparently it has already passed, in addition, let me remind you that britain still has the commonwealth probably this is some kind of compensation of a kind, but the empire well, a question that, of course, always worries us. it's even

part of our folklore. here is the famous the englishwoman spoils the relationship. we somehow always add up difficult. well now i don't even take it, but that's historically when it started. why exactly such an idea arose, and relations really developed in a very undulating pendulum-like manner, i would say, and starting with ivan the terrible, diplomatic relations between the russian kingdom and england were established in 1553 under ivan the terrible, but they were torn apart and restored three times over the past five centuries in the 19th century and at the beginning of the xx russian the british empires fought for control over the territories of south and central asia the so -called great game, but in 1907 the anglo-russian agreement was signed as a counterbalance to the triple alliance in germany austria was created the entente union of england france and russia after

the october revolution of the seventeenth year, when russia withdrew from the first world war, britain tried to overthrow the bolshevik government and occupy part of russian territory in only 24 or the risky government of james macdonald recognized the ussr during world war ii. the soviet union and great britain were allies, but in march 1946, winston churchill, not being prime minister, delivered the famous speech in fulton, the cold war began, which ended only in the mid-eighties, when margaret thatch decided that gorbachev could be dealt with. she met with the future gossek even before his appointment during the cold war years. intensely competitive relations and diplomatic wars did not rule out lucrative commercial arrangements . after the collapse of the ussr, great britain officially recognized russia as the successor state of the ussr

in the nineties, boris yeltsin visited the united kingdom. five times. the same number of british prime ministers came to russia. in october 1994, for the first time in history , queen elizabeth ii made a visit to russia. tony blair was the first of the leaders of the seven countries who met with vladimir putin even before his official walkie-talkie. in 2000, then putin was on a state visit to london in 2007 there was the first loud since the collapse of the ussr. scandal russia refused to extradite the bed of the meadow accused by british intelligence in the murder of alexander litvinenko, but a year later, on july 7, 2008, at the g8 summit. in japan, it was initiated by the british side. the first meeting of russian president dmitry medvedev with british prime minister gordon brown, and in june 2010 in canada , medved met with the new prime minister david

cameron. the latter visited russia twice a new recession. in a relationship started in 2014 after the coup d'etat in kiev and the annexation of crimea to russia in 2018 london accused russia of poisoning sergei skripal and his daughter, and four months ago of aggression against ukraine . just like queen victoria's silence. and that means russia's attempts to move forward in central asia were perceived very warily and very painfully, because, uh, we were approaching, that is, russia was approaching india, any approach to the pearl of the british empire as it was called really inexhaustible sources, so to speak, the receipts of the british treasury at that time, but due to equivalent trade and so on. here, but

it was perceived very sharp, it really was, there was a blow, so to speak, in the soft under the abdominal. if i can put it this way, therefore, such an expression appeared. well, probably, based on what you said above about the british desire for balance. eh, probably. you are their understanding of russia, this balance is constantly trying to outward. yes you are right! absolutely yes yes okay, thanks. yevgeny sergeevich was with you, will something change in the foreign policy of great britain johnson sought to make london the ideological and political leader of the western coalition for ukraine and against russia . on the other hand, the russian-ukrainian conflict made it possible to compensate for the lack of charisma and onslaught, but the successor to the niche will not retain enough fighting qualities and temperament , the path remains well-worn fairway, usa

for a week, they again talked about oil. the markets are worried amid political instability. politicians are eager to do something to calm them down, but rather achieve the opposite effect. introducing additional nervousness about the situation and prospects, we will talk with a very knowledgeable interlocutor alex schindler president of the international group energy intellagens, which brings together representatives of the industry from all over the world and operates on all continents alex let's start with the current one in recent days, oil prices on the world market have begun to decline this is a new trend or what? this means that what we see in recent days is a change in the mood of the players, and not fundamental conditions in the market, and the mood has changed because fear prevailed, the coming recession has prevailed, it was feared before, but now the fears are concentrated forms. everyone talks about the inevitable recession about inflation, and high interest rates,

why do we follow the main indicators? market supply demand, especially do not change. yes , economies are struggling, but high demand continues around the world. so the density of the market the same as a couple of weeks ago, that is, the perception has changed, and not the objective indicators in russia are closely following the discussion on limiting the price of our oil, this was discussed by the big seven. and now even the figure of 40-60 dollars per barrel sounds like a desired benchmark. it’s not very clear, but how, in the market conditions, it is generally possible to provide this purely technically, well, the proposal itself is as follows the west wants to limit the amount of income that russia receives for the oil it sells, but not the volume of oil itself sold oil. why is it impossible to simply abandon russian oil, as they used to do with iran or venezuela, russia has too much market share, about 10% of the total offered, and without them, prices from the current hundred will jump to two hundred, hence the idea to limit revenues.

how are those who play? for a barrel of russian oil, for example, more than 50 dollars will be subject to secondary sanctions by the us and the eu, primarily insurance companies that provide transportation, the question arises. why china and india, for example, will to comply with these sanctions, the answer is that they are very profitable cheap oil. so they are more than satisfied with russian raw materials at sharply reduced prices. the next question. and why will russia sell oil at all at an imposed price, they will stop doing it, in general, because they answer that it will be able to sell either at such a price or at some $50, which is also normal money that will provide income for the russian economy. here's the logic. it is still only on paper. nothing like this has ever been tried. this is something completely new and the result is completely unpredictable. there are various assumptions. how it will go, but no one knows exactly what will happen. well, that is, if russia, in response, generally stops shipping oil to the world

market. this will mean a big crisis. it can be assumed that the theoretical premise is that russia will still sell oil because it needs revenue, but of course, russia has the ability to say whether you pay the market price or there will be no deliveries. naturally. this will cause a shortage of oil and a rise in prices. even if russia agrees to sell only a certain share of its oil at low prices, the overall price level will still rise. the oil crisis of the seventy- third year was the reaction of the arab countries to the politics of western democracy, including the united states, canada and japan, all these countries supported israel in its conflict with egypt and syria. the so-called yom kippur war or the arabs, the israeli war of '73 began in october. richard nixon approved operation nickel grass to supply israel with new arms shipments. in response to this, the custodian countries led by with saudi arabia announced an embargo on

us oil supplies to canada, great britain and a number of other european countries already in march, the seventy-fourth embargo was canceled as its main political goal. it did not reach, israel did not withdraw its troops from the occupied arab territories, but the crisis prompted egypt and jordan to sign us peace agreements and significantly increased the role of arab countries and trustees in world politics. and over the next two years. oil prices rose from 3:00 to $12 per barrel a in july 74th, under the nixon administration , the secret agreement appeared, according to which the states incognito began to buy oil from the saudis, and the kingdom, in response, began to invest in the us state dog for more than 40 years. this agreement was kept secret at the beginning of this century, the amount of saudi capital placed in the united states was estimated at half a trillion dollars, including funds from the royal family. the crisis in the seventy-third year significantly

affected the economic development of the western countries. there, their gdp simply decreased over the next 6 years doubling another effect of a sharp jump in inflation in the us, it rose from three to 11% in france from six to thirteen britain seven to sixteen. last week, president biden urged us oil companies to lower domestic gasoline prices. this caused an active discussion. the oilmen actually denied how common the practice is. when in market conditions they try to regulate the prices of raw materials, many government companies have tried to control oil prices in recent several decades. it's practical. it never works out, the global market is simply too big, complex and non-linear to be seriously managed. well, yes, you can temporarily

negotiate with a particular company or even a group of companies, but in the end, the price is determined by the world market conditions, and it does not add up to anyone's expectations or fears, there is a material ratio of supply and demand. the situation of deficit or excess depends on the objective causes of the recession, which pushes down demand and prices rise, on the contrary, politicians often try to influence, but in vain, and now an interesting process is observed. well, the demarcation, or something, of the markets russian oil goes to the east, not russian to the west. could this set the stage for a long-term separation, whether the crisis in ukraine ends up being long-lasting or ends in a relatively limited time frame? whatever the outcome, one thing we are sure is that what is happening will have very long-term consequences. the steps that have now been taken europeans are americans, and russians in return will have a long-term effect. oil embargo is a response to russia for specific

actions, but it causes serious damage, but at the same time it is a reflection of europe's long-standing fears of overdependence on russian raw materials. so the events became the reason that finally made it possible to deal with this problem and, of course, we see the redistribution of global flows. russia will have to redirect oil and especially gas resources to the east. probability scenario. and hydrocarbons will increasingly be sent to asia, and middle eastern raw materials, for which asia was the most important sales market , will move to europe, we are already fixing that african oil, which traditionally went to china , is now being replaced, there by russian oil, respectively, african producers will increasingly target europe and this is a fundamental change. i don't think it will affect the united states much and russian oil is not particularly needed. and the european union has made a political decision and will implement it. first

the organization of the petroleum exporting countries (opec) began to regulate oil prices. it appeared in september 1960 at a conference in baghdad, young post-colonial countries sought to establish control over their own oil resources and dispose of them based on their interests. currently in custody. it includes 12 countries . saudi arabia produces the most oil from the total production of the cartel - 30%. iraq accounts for 13% of iran 11% of the united arab emirates 9 the headquarters of the cartel is located in wine for more than half a century she played the first violin in opec . with saudi arabia, the united states and veli and riyadh staked on it, then they negotiated, especially after the oil crisis of the seventies in february 85, ronald reagan received the king of saudi arabia at the white house . the conspiracy theory claims that reagan

convinced the arabian monarch to collapse world prices for oil in order to deprive the soviet union of foreign exchange earnings, the author of this idea is called an influential director. cia william casey however a similar version emerge every time the price of oil drops in the eighties. this happened due to a significant decrease in demand after the oil crisis, the seventies, western countries, revised the strategy of using fuel and adopted , energy-saving technologies benefited from falling prices usa japan western europe and third world countries northern europe and the soviet union in 2016. guardianship. expanded the format of participation joined me russia and 10 other states. so there was a guardian. plus the cartel members decided.

to the middle east, do you expect any agreements from him with oil producers in the gulf? and, of course, we are worried about whether the guardianship plus the current crisis will survive, as i said, politicians often think that they are able to manage the markets if they persuade the saudis to pump more oil, and everything will not change, even if biden makes peace with the crown prince and they increase the production of fundamental changes will not happen the more important question is what will be the opec plus agreements in

2020 at the time of a sharp drop in prices due to the pandemic. plus reduced production by 10 million barrels, all agreements expire. new negotiations are coming up in a month. gulf countries want to keep cooperation with russia without it very difficult to regulate the oil market in saudi arabia it is necessary to strike a difficult balance to maintain partnership with russia but to respond to us requests in the process of reconciliation with them. it is clear that riyad will try to maneuver, and also, in general, strives in every possible way to avoid the politicization of discussions and does not want to pour oil on the flame. thank you. alex schindler from energy intelligence was with us. and after the advertisement, let's talk about the country on which the global crisis affected in the most fatal way. or maybe not global. basically, don't leave. sbermarket drops

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but still there are those for whom the democratic socialist republic of sri lanka is going through more than just a crisis . it just completely collapsed. people are dissatisfied with the deterioration of living conditions since the spring, and if in april was just a food shortage, now it's summer in a country that harvests two crops a year. people sometimes skip meals simply because they can't afford it in a country with record inflation of 50% - that's as of june of this year. no, gasoline and diesel fuel stations are guarded by the military so that the remains are not looted, protesters often turn off electricity and for a long time problems arose due to the pandemic, tourists almost stopped coming and the

inflow of currency into the country decreased if at the end of 2019 reserves amounted to almost 8 billion dollars, now they are at best 50 million. reduction by almost an order of magnitude there is nothing to buy fuel and food, but there is another reason for the crisis, then in 2019 in the country. prime minister mahinda rajapaksa won, a supporter of green ideas in agriculture, he is a relative of the current president of the country. soon, a ban on the import of mineral fertilizers was introduced. sri lanko promised to make the first country with completely organic farming. for the first pesticide season enough, but in the second season, a shortage of fertilizers was already beginning to be felt, the crop was reduced by about half and that's it. it was against the background of the destruction of logistics in the pandemic that the ban was eventually lifted, but it was too late the cost of approval rose sharply due to the conflict. unrest began in ukraine, the first

victims appeared. the prime minister resigned, but the people. this did not calm his residence, as the homes of many officials. burned the authorities brought the military to the streets and in the great medal hour they limited the work of social networks, the protesters accuse authorities in mismanagement in the country. the new head of government, but president rzhapaks refused to repeat the fate of his relative , the prime minister, and did not resign. the situation on the aral island, which has always attracted tourists, looks rather hopeless. president katabaira japaksa. i just called vladimir putin with a request to help him on the island with fuel and the authorities are blaming the world crisis for food, but the population does not believe something, calling their own bosses to account. we turned to dayan jti-leika in the recent past, a

prominent melankan diplomat went to moscow with the question of how the country came to such a life . yes, what is the reason for such a deep crisis, is it primarily political or economic, this is a classic proof of the correctness of the old term political economy both. but in general, to be honest, this is chris's one-man president. this is rajabbaksa. he decided to play the role of reagan in the local and went on a sharp reduction. income states collapsed yet the agro-nationalist banned imports, including manufactured goods, which naturally created problems. well, he introduced a ban on the use of chemical fertilizers, which hit the production of rice as a staple food and affected the export of tea, export revenues fell sharply, import costs, on the contrary, increased because food had to be imported. these seem to be economic

problems, but their reasons are political, firstly, rajabbaks, a professional military man . there was no political experience, understanding, what is it all about, secondly, he appointed six relatives to the government, seven more sit in parliament. thirdly, he concentrated power from above in his hands. but we already have the french political model of a strong presidential vertical turned out to be donald trump only without american checks and balances. moreover , being in the hc cell, when he is surrounded exclusively by his own relatives. a couple of old colleagues in the military, well, about the ban on chemical fertilizers, as a reason crisis many people say, but this is actually in the spirit of modern green trends, isn't it, yes, but all the accumulated experience shows that this cannot be done overnight. this reminded me of china in the late fifties under the chairmanship of the great leap forward of the ussr, by the way, then i strongly recommended this not to make a sharp transition from chemical fertilizers to

organic fertilizers and not in individual provinces, but all over the island at once, real economic adventurism is a roulette, and this is the most important and sensitive food sector voluntarism of the most disgusting quality. ceylon tea is grown in sri lanka, the island used to be called psc; today the country ranks third in tea production in the world with a quarter of the entire market. basically. this is black and green tea , its industrial breeding. it started back in the colonial era. on it, the notorious thomas lipton earned his fortune and received a knighthood; he sold it three times cheaper. however , in terms of quality. he was at least. not worse than indian, muslim is also associated with exports community of society. most of the tea that is drunk in the arab world is grown by our relanks, and the brands are full of names from the arab culture

. islam appeared in ceylon along with arab merchants. for the sake of trade it began to be adopted by the locals later under the portuguese and the british the gypsy moors, as they were sometimes called, pushed back in the island block but they continued many of them speak tomil , so some supported the tamil militants, civil war between the tamil minority and the sengali majority erupted in the eighties until the tigers languished and the lama were finally defeated they taxed the muslims, but after the end of the war, the islamic minority, the second largest religious group of the island, was excluded from the peace process, the situation was exacerbated by radical buddhist groups that saw islam as a threat. here. they were in the majority and often staged pogroms. all this led to the emergence of cells of radical islamists and ended a series of

terrorist attacks in the spring of 2019. the paradox of the situation in that it was not people from poor muslim families who took the path of jihad, but the offspring of rich merchants of spices, including tea, the fate of suicide bombers was chosen by the golden youth. which was everything she could want. the name of the republic still contains the word socialist, it means something or just a tribute to tradition, a funny story. this word was introduced into the constitution by president jay vardene in the seventy-eighth year. and he had the nickname dickie's nanny because he was extremely pro-american, but before that he headed the friendship society of sri lanka. in the ussr, the concept of socialism here never evoked the idea of ​​sinterosia, and so far it corresponds to the spirit of the sri lankans, a tendency to egalitarianism, sri lanka, not cuba of course, but here they have always sympathized with social democratic ideas in the spirit of scandinavia

or british or baristas. we'll see how it all turns out soon sri lanka is trying to negotiate with the imf and the imf is not changing, but we see this in the example of argentina so the program will require strict financial recovery measures that will go against with the principles of the social state and ideas in general, the role of the state in the economy is significant. so let's see how sri lanka really is. let's face it, socialist truth is not the first imf program and still sri lanka. i have never fulfilled them, i suppose the reasons are precisely in the national psychology, which is a miracle , the president of sri lanka turned to the president of russia with a request for help. how do you think it will work? it 's good that he called, of course, it would be better if he did it during the episode with the plane aeroflot a month ago, which was detained in colombo at the request of the former lessor. it is interesting that public opinion throughout the spectrum from right to left is very pro-russian and the incident by plane

- this was shown by everyone was waiting for the president to solve the problem, but he slowly and not at all, not the slightest manifestation of russophobia. and vladimir putin is very popular. so russia's help here will be highly appreciated, regardless of who will govern the country. and what about the geopolitical games around sri lanka. oh here this is enough bob kane, neoconservatives are visible and not the notorious husband of victoria. in his book manzu, more than 10 years ago, he wrote that the indian ocean is becoming a field of geopolitical tension, and sri lanka is almost at the epicenter, and here, of course, there is competition among the great powers, the influence of china india how much does it define policy? i often visit cuba and cuba is a clear refutation of the fact that there is geopolitical determinism in the us neighborhood does not dictate politics. our situation is different, of course. during the economic crisis, the most reliable source of support, india is the main neighbor, we have

enough tension with regional partners, but we have to admit that it is not their fault, but our own government. it overestimated the importance of sri lanka trying to manipulate. as a result, china disappointed, alerted india and pushed japan away. in general, i want to shift the responsibility to external forces, but much has been done with my own hands. thank you, we talked with the dayan, these lekay sri lankan diplomat. there is a country who doesn’t need to talk about crises, which she hasn’t experienced, but she holds on and even eats better from venezuela, evgenia damadrid. five or six years ago, in the midst of the economic crisis, venezuelan street food, or as it is called hunger streets here, suffered incredible losses, even if someone with a salary of $ 10 would spend $ 5 on a hamburger. well , finally, salaries have increased. a hamburger can be

bought for a dollar hello again. obesity fundamentals, because in times of crisis. she is so called the madura diet, the venezuelan population lost an average of 10 kg of weight. in fact, the extra pounds melted away from the fact that the majority of the variety of sauces so beloved by venezuelans became the majority of the street, just couldn’t afford it. we are the pioneers of the hunger street here in the square in venezuela, this place has become historical sauces. we only have original american sauces - this is a separate chapter of the venezuelan street food culture. here you can water your hamburger with them, unlimited. after each biting, which, in principle, is everything and they do it only from the moment the tradition of fast food appeared the most popular plastic surgeries in venezuela were the action and reduction of the stomach yes, and the number of heart attacks in people over 45 has increased incredibly, the venezuelans themselves explain this by a stress crisis and the same notorious madura diet, except for work on the radio and blogging. i cook healthy food and do

it professionally. here the venezuelan ingredients. you can literally find an avocado on the street mango i came to venezuela soon chavas came to power, and i was a witness to his reforms. in the field of nutrition. in those days, the intentions were the best guiller famous footballer and radio presenter came to venezuela from argentina 25 years ago. he still remembers the times when chaviz launched an active campaign against junk food and harmful sodas and frankly misses those days of guillerma, claims that the sanctions that venezuelans live in. only benefited them , for example, american transgender seeds disappeared. now natural ones are brought in from neighboring colombia, but the farmers themselves often complain about their poor quality. and of course, for speculators who inexplicably inflate the prices of ready-made goods, venezuelans, unfortunately, tend to consume fast food. now soda and hamburgers are consumed in unprecedented quantities. i am

from my side in my programs. i'm trying to contribute to the enlightenment of people. with all the abundance of the freshest vegetables and fruits, adhere to a healthy lifestyle in the face of sanctions by the venezuelan. still not just for those who prefer something cheaper overseas hamburger. there are local tostons or potokons fodder bananas cooked in all possible ways fried banana. this is our national dish. it can be cooked with minced meat. with chicken or vegetable sauces added to taste, no weekend on the beach is complete without patocon. no wonder a hearty and inexpensive dish. and this despite the fact that the sea abounds with fish; it is offered in all coastal restaurants, but the prices, to put it mildly, bite as if it was caught in the sanctions. it's all imported here frozen fish jamon. but this is already local, by the way, goat's milk cheeses are very good. recently they have appeared, but a little expensive, of course, and it’s true that the prices in caracas for vegetables and fruits

are unreasonably high, just 30 km from the capital there is a former german colony, the local climate allows you to grow almost any crop once a week, they go here for purchases on the way to the city you can meet peasants who sell vegetables from their own garden at reasonable prices. how much is one broccoli dollar beets all for a dollar per kilogram in the city, this broccoli will cost you 3 dollars, and in the supermarket it's all five. and why are peaches five dollars, really speculation on products in venezuela is flourishing, you have to regularly spend time looking for where to buy products cheaper or haggle. so the motto is venes. for all times, if you want to live, know how to spin, he develops survival skills very much, especially for the international review program evgenia demodrit caracas venezuela conclusion

let's get back to where the systemic global crisis began, not just a collection of conflicts and unresolved problems. this feeling of irreversible and often frightening change is the desire of some to cling to the outgoing nature at any cost, while others, on the contrary, crush the remnants of the former, i repeat. this also applies to states and societies and people in a dangerous time, military and political, and even in the clinical sense of purges, increased precautions are needed more than ever. let's take care of each other and take care of each other. it was an international review. goodbye.

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