state university of food and chemical technologies.ory that works according to your ideas. this is real success. tell me when did you start doing science? why did i start studying science quite early, immediately after graduation from the university. i had a great leader. this is the current reactor of our university, maxim alexandrovich, and it turns out right away. i went to graduate school. e to graduate school and there the beginnings of future developments have already begun. after graduating from graduate school after defending a dissertation. i started putting my designs into production. and that's the only time we talked about this alone, perhaps one of the most successful developments that is used in production. let's tell them in more detail. yes, this is the technical area of ​​the food industry. i'm right , it's food processing. i honestly do this processing, food vegetable raw materials in the style of obtaining fine dispersed food powders. this is a variety of dyes, flavors , stabilizers of natural origin, which is very u

the labor force of the belarusian state university, food and chemical technologies landed, accordingorganizers, the practice will not interfere with those who learn to cook deliciously and be responsible for food production in the future . every day, only in the fields of the katina company, up to a hundred students work. i lived most of the time in the village of potatoes from the brest region. carrot. he cleaned everything and no, not dachas or gardens. and for the first time for me it was today to see how carrots grow, table beets have already been harvested from an area of ​​30 hectares with a gross harvest of 1.600. now we are harvesting carrots, and on the approach to harvesting onions, we plan to collect about 9,000 tons of vegetables to pledge to the civilization fund and provide the city of mogilev urban region with vegetables in the winter. farmers are actively involved in the harvesting of sugar beets, as well as potatoes, the farm enterprise diana , shukovsky district, this year is going to a record harvest of at least 70,000 tons of second bread. agrarians are also prepa

students of the mogilev district, a labor landing of the belarusian state university of food and chemical technologies landed, according to the organizers, the practice will not interfere with those who learn to cook deliciously and be responsible in the future for food production. every day, only in the fields of the kadyana firm, up to a hundred students work. i lived most of the time in the village of potatoes from the brest region. carrot. all the most cleaned. it's like i don't have any. no cottages, no garden. and for me, for the first time, it was to see how carrots grow. there are students who grew up in agro-towns, there in the village. yes, there are students who grew up in the city and in the gadgets of their labor troops. it is important enough for students to at least know how it grows and what it looks like, not only in soup or salad, table beets have already been harvested from an area of ​​30 hectares of a harvest of 1.600. now we are harvesting carrots and where we plan to harvest about 9,000 tons of vegetables to lay on stabilization fund and provide the city of mogilev, mogilev regi

is necessary, in my opinion, the students of the belarusian obtained university of food and chemical technologiesgrarians. donate a chump to a hedgehog and she's already savaged. now we know that with the technology of handing crops. yes, and romance, catching. i myself lived in the village of potatoes from the brest region. carrot. all the most removed the third course. there will be a second year, so, well, each in turn, and we happily agreed, there are students who grew up in agro-towns, there in the village. yes, i have students who grew up in the city and in the gadgets of their labor force. is it important enough for students to at least know how it grows and what it looks like in more than just soup or salad? yes, everyone has it, but no one however, civilized self-interest for the state gift. are we all pilaf? these are vegetable gardens, but you command, or two of them, which means that the stop fund will be mortgaged in full, table glass has already been removed from an area of ​​​​30 hectares, a gross collection of 1.600 has been received. now we are harvesting the carrots. and on the

ideas of our next guest, head of the department of the belarusian state university of food and chemical technologiesroman hello roman aleksandrovich bondarev ph.d. roman mogilev has a factory that works according to your ideas. this is real success. tell me when you at all started doing science and why i started doing science quite early right after graduating from the university. i was great. very leader. this is the current lecturer of our university, maxim alexandrovich, and it turns out right away. i went to graduate school. e to graduate school and there the beginnings of future developments have already begun. after graduating from graduate school after defending a dissertation. i started putting my designs into production. and that's just once what we talked about, this is one of the most successful developments that are used in production. let's they will tell you more. yes, this is the technical area of ​​the food industry, right. this is food processing. i honestly do this processing, food vegetable raw materials in the style of obtaining fine dispersed food powders. these are a variety of

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associate professor, department of chemical technology, st. ersburg state university of industrial technology and design natalya, please tell us what an interesting place i ended up in this laboratory. we are engaged in synthesis, which is the key element of self-cleaning coatings for our fabrics. well , let's start? now the smoke will pass here and everything will be a solution and just a solution will be obtained. yes, well , the main thing we have is our current solution, we received in this flask and it turns out fabrics, a self-cleaning coating, which we can see, incredibly, the fact that the development of university scientists can actually be cleaned by itself is enough to walk in such clothes in the sun or rain and again there will be no trace of ordinary dirt, coffee jam, wine , or even no iodine, as a matter of fact, this coating of nanoparticles is visible on the fabric. she glimmers a little . yes, i went to, for example, you know, white silk shirts, something, of course, on her and that's it. beda can also be used. to be honest, i

there are almost all categories of workers, but primarily chemical technology engineers and biology.ze pornography and erotica in the country, since the corresponding petition on the president's website gained the necessary 25,000 votes. well, probably the most important problems that she has in the country. this is the legalization of erotica and porn today mission. mgt, officially left the zaporozhye nuclear power plant , two and its representatives remained at the station on a permanent basis. now all the media are waiting for how they will present their position on the results of the visit. looking forward to this post tomorrow. the militants, meanwhile, continue to shell the city. at night, energodar was fired again to attack zaporozhye. nuclear power plant on saturday used eight drones in the wall of one of the power units hit by a projectile from this power unit. now doesn't work. here's what he said igor kanashashenko, official representative of the ministry of defense, on september 3, to strike at the territory of a nuclear power plant, the armed forces of ukraine used 8 unm

for popular science lectures , master classes, competitions on the work of technology in various disciplines physical and chemicalork of technology or, after all, robotic technology. i think they are two in one. you know, i like a person who likes to work hard. you still work technique. yes, the program is expected to be rich and, most importantly, spectacular, and scientists will once again prove that science is interesting. it seems to me that it would be great to come there with children in our modern world , not only scientists, but also bloggers can boast of unique developments. they created the largest keyboard in the world. yes, now let's talk about this in more detail devices 5 m. first, they assembled the keys from cardboard, painted them and applied the inscription, and also they printed on a 3d printer a lot of fastening parts and installed such special springs. well, in order for the actual keys to rise and, uh, fall and rise back. however, the work was not without the complexity of the wood used to prepare the frame. it began to deform, which required its complete disassembly and re-manufacturing fro

. >> the standard does not specify what chemicals, what products, what technology manufacturers use toth those performance requirements. they establish the performance grounds. stephanie: do you think that the standard may change as a result of this public pressure? >> the committee is already proposing changes in response to what you're hearing, what you're concerned about, what your listeners are concerned about, and what we're concerned about is having the best ppe available for firefighters to keep them safe. stephanie: in a statement to the newshour, 3m said global health agencies and researchers acknowledge the limited nature of evidence indicating that pfas cause harmful effects for specific health endpoints. but alba doesn't trust the chemical industry. do they have your best interests in your health at heart? >> i want to say yes, but the evidence is pointingo know. they are treating us as expendable people, and that's just not acceptable to me. stephanie: alba was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2020 at the age of 43. he attributes that not solely to p-fas, but to the chemical

the so called forever chemicals or fas are used in the technology that makes those fabrics stain resiste been linked to cancer, and they can be absorbed. through the skin or inhaled. researchers say they detected pipas and all the popular uniform brands new york and california have introduced bills to phase out the chemicals from uniforms and breaking news overnight in the sports world. espn reports the head coach of the boston celtics could be suspended as soon as today for allegedly having a consensual relationship with a female member of the team staff. espn says email dokka could be forced to sit out the entire upcoming season and from basketball to baseball. yankee star aaron judge is set to make history as soon as tonight if he hits just one more home run. in the meantime, many fans are looking to cash in on his success. close with that blast tuesday night, aaron judge became only the sixth player in history to hit 60 or more home runs in a single season tying babe ruth single season tally. but as he rounded the bases chaos in the stands fans piling on top of each other, trying to

technologies. it completed the production of the first batch of equipment for the amur gas chemical complex. ical sites launched at the end of last year. here is a new workshop allowed to increase the productivity of the enterprise by 4.5 times. a unique enterprise, a unique team, a unique technology. once again confirms the thesis e of our president that science should not be torn off from life. from the point of view of import substitution, which everyone is so actively engaged in now. this issue has been resolved here. for a long time, almost 100%, e of the products that enterprises produce is the fatherland the head of gazprom mezhregiongaz sergey gustav said that everything necessary for the construction of gas distribution networks is carried out in russia, he noted that in terms of material for the equipment of russia and technologically independent, and therefore the presidential the gasification program is being successfully implemented in many regions. boosts were noted in the omsk region, so far not many applications for connection to fuel networks have been collected more inform a

technology has always decided battles throughout history. the people who had the most ships, the people who had the best muskets, the people who had access to explosives and eventually chemical and biological weapons and even nuclear weapons. so technology is the forefront of warfare. which changing though, is the amount of money you need to develop this, these weapons and the proliferation of technology. so you mentioned bio warfare, biotechnology, bio weapons is covered in my atlantic article and hacking the president and dna. but in fact, every technology and in terms of modern exponential technologies, think of robotics, artificial intelligence, machine learning, nano technology, genetic, synthetic, biology, internet of things, every single one of these devices can be used for a public good. but there's always the flip side of technology and that they can be used by criminals, by state actors and of course, by terrorist organizations. and is the price and proliferation of these technologies decreases the proliferation increases and the price decreases. there's a growing range of non state actors that can also get access to these tools. one of the things i thought about a

technologies at the bottom. industrials, business services, real estate, chemical. week, the banking sector has not had too bad a week. technologies down. the industrials a story was really under pressure this week. let's show you single stock names. two main themes. one, fedex, the other, energy in europe. the whirlwind story is emblematic of what is happening here. you have a story around fedex. we will have the full details next week. this is a pre-warning it. it basically signals europe is a real problem area. therefore today you see the market down in europe. the royal mile is one of them. they are not marked down as much. then energy. over the last 24 to 48 hours, uniper, along with a couple other energy companies in germany, the scale of the problem is so big now the bailout will not work. we will effectively see nationalization. uniper is down aggressively this week. volkswagen down by 1.6%. volkswagen basically bought gas at a significantly lower price that it will now sell at a higher price, part of its energy transition plan. it has made significant money

technological innovations are needed in recycling to improve quality, safety and transparency. company's went to sell so-called chemicalycling were advanced were -- or advanced recycling schemes as new solutions. strategies that have never been proven economically, logistically or technologically feasible. please be wary of these green washed versions of linear consumption. as the u.s. steps into a lead negotiating role to develop a global plastics treaty, congress should not miss the opportunity to pass the break free from plastic aleutian act. a model for national action and a game changing transformation of recycling without massive spending. it's time for policy incentives and solutions to help secure a more stable, equitable and resilient future. >> thank you. ms. irwin, you're recognized for five minutes for your opening statement. ms. irwin: greetings. thank you for convening this hearing and for giving me the opportunity to testify. my name is stephanie irwin. i'm the director of circular economy policy for the american sustainable business network we -- network. we are a multi-issue national organization compr

they're also battling so-called forever chemicals, a possible contributor to the high rate of cancer deaths among firefighters. cbs' mark strassmann reports on new technology the risk. >> reporter: for america's firefighters, the irony is jarring. chemical foam they sprayed on fires for decades to protect us was a hidden threat to them. >> i looked at them. foam has carcinogens? >> reporter: in waxhaw, north carolina, chief gregory sharp showed us his department's stockpiled fire foam. >> some of this is probably 20 years old. >> reporter: five gallon bucks of foam concentrate laced with pfas, man made chemicals, water repellent, virtually indestructible, and dangerous if inhaled or absorbed into the body. for all of us, the epa's lifetime health advisory for two of the most common pfas, less than 1 part for trillion. fire foam? >> it's 10 million parts per trillion. >> reporter: which is as high as it gets? >> in pure form, eabsolutely. >> reporter: amy din del is with a science nonprofit treating waxhaw's stockpile. in a first commercial application, its promising technology uses heat and pressure and an oxident to remove the threat and the pfas carbon a

they're also battling so called forever chemicals, a possible contributor to the high rate of cancer deaths among firefighters. cbs's mark strassmann reports on new technology to reduce the risk. >> for america's firefighters, the irony is jarring. >> chemical foam they've sprayed on fires for decades to protect us was a hidden threat to them. >> i looked at them, foam has carcinogens. >> in north carolina chief gregory sharp showed us his department's stock piled fire foam. >> some of this is probably 20 years old. >> five gallon buckets of foam concentrate laced with a manmade chemicals, water repellent, virtually indestructible, and dangerous if inhaled or absorbed into the body. for all of us the epa's lifetime health advisory for t two of the most common, less than one part per trillion. fire foam. >> st 10 million parts per trillion. >> which is as high a as it gets in. >> pure form, absolutely. >> a science research nonprofit treating the stock pile, in a first commercial application, it is promising technology uses heat and pressure and an ox i dent to remove the threat and the pfaf carbon-- bond. >> ten seconds through our react it will break the c

oregon's new recycling law does not exclude the use of chemical recycling but has environmental safeguards in place should that technologyosen. can you elaborate on those safeguards and why they're important to protect communities? >> thank you, representative. yes, oregon's new policy framework allows produced responsibility organizations to send materials to a chemical recycling pathway. as long as three conditions are met. first, the impact of that pathway have to be fully evaluated and disclosed and compared against alternative pathways such as mechanical recycling or landfill. second, the chemical recycling process needs to be performed responsibly. and finally, this pathway is not allowed if there is an alternative pathway such as mechanical recycling that delivers a superior environmental outcome -- >> unfortunately my time is elapsed. mr. chairman, i yield back, but thank you for your response. thank you to all of our panelists today. >> the gentle lady yields back. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from the state of georgia. representative carter, welcome. for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and t

military complex of key technologies, this includes additional aviation technologies or electronic components, as well as certain chemical products. price-prohibited exports from the eu to russia will further weaken russia 's economic base and its ability to modernize. meanwhile, the us congress is currently considering additional funding for ukraine in the amount of more than 12 billions of dollars, in addition to direct military and economic support, the bill provides for the allocation of funds for the preparation and response to potential nuclear and radiological incidents about it we will talk most with kateryna lisonova, who is closely following the topic and is joining us now from the capitol hill. katya, i congratulate you. of ukraine is at the stage of consideration in the senate, it was started to be considered yesterday and is being continued today , however, the deadline for approval of this aid - it is this friday, september 30 to explain that this aid for ukraine of almost 12 billion dollars is part of the new budget of the united states of america for 2023, which actually begins next month, that is, from t

technology innovations are needed in recycling to improve quality, safety, and transparency. however, companies want to sell so-called chemical recycling or advanced recycling schemes as new solutions or low value toxic, problematic and on this is very plastics. these have been pitched for 40 years, and have never been proven economically, logistically or technologically feasible as recycling solutions. turning plastic into fuel is not recycling. please be wary of the screen washed versions of waste consumption, or have no place in a circular economy. as the u.s. stepped into renegotiating role to -- global plastic stream, congress should not misses opportunity to pass a break free from plastic pollution act as a model and blueprint for national action. and the game changing transformation for recycling without massive federal spending. it's time for policy incentives and solutions to secure a more stable, equitable, and resilient future. thank you. >> thank you. ecognized fomiss irwin, you arew recognized for five minutes for your opening statement, please. >> thank you. greetings, chairman tonko, renting member mckinley, ch

that are used and metal production. medice, seeing chemical industry, microelectronics aircraft building and other sectors in particular, new technologies for the storage and transmission of energy on a particular view. now i would like to ask the government to have a look at the development of marine by resources. we have a mechanism of interest in quote, as in place where we need to achieve or well get allen's growth. we need to use our production capacity as to the fool and ensure that the harmonious development of the original infrastructure. i also really would like to underline that the marine by resources and the money we get from that, as a matter of priority, should be funneled into the development route, infrastructure to support employment and res income. and i would like to wasn't the government to take concrete steps to that. and over the recent years, russia has done a lot to develop transport infrastructure, railroads and ot mill road b. c pools and pipelines. and these timely decisions have allowed. our business is an id card in condition to swiftly reward logistics to re direct the cargo flows towards those countries th

technology. means, we carry out as soon as possible, then we carry out chemical weeding four fungicidal treatmentss, the tops are removed so that the peel becomes coarse. and we start harvesting potato harvesting at an agricultural enterprise, the maximum automated halynka harvesters of domestic production came to the rescue at the farm mechanizers sergey kachuk jokingly calls himself the most important, for the second bread. at the beginning, potatoes are planted, cultivated and then harvested by work. dusty plant potatoes 10 zone dig harvester, domestic lida. everything here mechanized undertakings are not removed by two or two monitors. potatoes from the field potatoes are sent for sorting, a special machine calibrates large tubers for sale to small starch plants. average for seeds. almost all of the first harvest goes to the consumer, but the bulk is stored for storage. the farm has two potato storages for 1,500 tons, each with a special microclimate, temperature and humidity. potatoes can be stored without loss until a new crop, for economy. a crop that benefits from high yields can be obtain

technologies. for example, this includes additional association items or electronic components and specific chemical substances. these new export bands will additionally we can rush us economic basis and will weaken its capacity to modernize. we will also propose additional bands on providing your pin services to russia and a prohibition of your nationals to sit on governing bodies of russian state owned enterprises. russia should not to benefit from european knowledge and expertise. the search conflicts is concerning russian oil. as you know, russia is using the profits from the sale of fossil fuel to finance. it's war concerning russian oil. you might recall that we have already agreed to ban seaborne russian crude oil in the european union as of december 5th. but we also know that certain developing countries still need some russian oil supplies, but at low prices. thus, g 7 has agreed in principle to introduce a price cap on russian oils for 3rd countries. this oil price cap will help reduce rushes, revenues on one hand, and it will keep the global market for energy stable on the other hand. so

. >>> and there's new technology looking to reduce the high risk of cancer in firefighters. so-called forever chemicalshigh rates. mark strassmann has the story. [ sirens ] >> reporter: for america's firefighters, the irony is jarring. chemical foam they've sprayed on fires for decades to protect us was a hidden threat to them. >> i looked at him going -- foam has carcinogens? >> reporter: in north carolina, chief gregory sharp showed us his department's stockpiled fire foam. >> some of this is probably 20 years old. >> reporter: five-gallon buckets of foam concentrate laced with pfas -- manmade chemicals, water repellant, virtually indestructive, and dangerous if inhaled or absorbed into the body. for all of us, the epa's lifetime health advisory for two of the most common pfas, less than one part per trillion. fire foam -- >> it's ten million parts for trillion. >> reporter: which as high as it gets? >> in pure form, yeah, absolutely. >> reporter: amy dindel is with a science research nonprofit treating the stockpile. in a first commercial application, its promising technology using heat and pressure

which is used in the metallurgy of the medical and chemical industries microelectronics, in the aircraft industry and other industries in new technologies energy storage and transmission separately. i ask the government look at the situation in the area of ​​bioresource extraction, where we have a mechanism of investment quotas. here it is important to achieve a balanced growth in the full utilization of production capacities, as well as to ensure the harmonious development of the region's infrastructure. i want to emphasize the funds that the state receives from the use of aquatic biological resources should, as a priority, go to the development of infrastructure in rural areas to support employment and increase the incomes of local citizens, and i ask the government to take concrete measures. on this score, we have many times this was discussed further in recent years russia has implemented large plans for the development of the transport infrastructure of railways and roads , seaports and pipelines. these timely decisions enabled business in today's environment. promptly rebuild logistics to deploy cargo flows into testers, for which

data controls that help to you power the chemical industry we need to be very mindful of all of the threats the physical threats through operational technology and that's one t of the things i am most focused on because these can have real-world impacts like the electric grid or a chemical processing and we are putting a wise effort into the focus at said joint cyberdefense collaborative which is built last year toab bring together with the industry partners so that we can collect diversity of thought. this is what makes us better at our jobs, solving our most challenging technical problems. our security problems. that is why we are focused on building an environment done not just welcomes diversity, but truly celebrates it so everybody has a true sense of belonging. but when you think about diversity or neuro- diversity or diversity of sexual preference when you think of race ores national origin or experience or background and skills and gender identity and is w really of thought and that's it makes us better at our jobs solving our most technical problems and security problems that's what we are focused on building an environment that not

another one is the precursor chemicals that are used in order to manufacture these drugs. in many cases the technology is at the point where precursor chemicals are no longer regulated. some of them are so legitimate that they cannot be regulated. the third one is going after the commercial shipping that moves things around the country. the fourth one is the pill process and the dye molds that are used to make them. and so, what we are doing to the national drug control policy is not only working across the federal government, but, working bilaterally with key countries like china, like mexico, and like india in order to be able to disrupt a reduction of these drugs at their source. and, to prevent them to get into our borders and into our communities in the first place. that is truly an inter agency effort and it is where the bulk of our efforts live right now. >> thank you very much, let me turn to dr. delphin-rittmon. for a lot of parents it is hard to help their kids navigate teenagers anyway, especially when it comes to drug and alcohol. the fentanyl crisis has made keeping our kids safer a lot h

involvement of the cia in the development of new types of biological chemical and electronic weapons, as well as the use of cancer spreading technologyobjectionable latin american leaders in the period from 2000 to 2010. this disease has been diagnosed not only in him thyroid cancer the president of argentina fernandos decker schner the leader of paraguay has lymphoma in the head of brazil the moon of the strength of the rivers of the larynx. at rusov olimphoma in april 1953 , cia director alandaliz approved a project code-named mk ultra. its goal was to gain control over the human mind with the help of psychotropic substances and electrical effects of people pumped up lsd and carried out hypnotic encoding. the cia planned to achieve such a level of control over a person when he would perform orders against one's will, even against the instinct of self-preservation, the task was to program a person for certain actions, including murder, betrayal of one's homeland or committing a terrorist attack. and prisons in their psycho management of the so-called method of therapy. he subjected the patient to an intense electric current to bring

chemical plant and is still produced with fossil energy. so it is not c o, 2 neutral. oh, europe is certainly the driving force because this is where the technology is most widespread. and the legal framework is the best we have was backed enquiries from all over the world. well, over ice tom's competitor, siemens is sending the meal your plus age into the race and is cooperating with thought. siobhan, however, the seamans train is still making its rounds on a test track. and its 1st public test run was a success. but the 1st siemens trains won't be used on regional lines for at least 2 years. there's still a long way to go before railroads or diesel free than pipe. however, declared war on the $3000.00 diesel locomotives, which we would like to sideline in the interest of the climate by 2040 at the latest, which is when we as boy, javan also want to be completely climate neutral monitor whether hydrogen trains will replace diesel locomotives depends on if there's enough inexpensive, green hydrogen available plus hydrogen trains will have to continue proving themselves out on the tracks. and here's a reminder of the top is the star we're followin

projects on terrorist interest and an acquisition of chemical, biological, radiological and nuclear weapons. open-source intelligence and emerging technologies. previously dr. parachini served as the executive director off te washington office of the monterey institute of international studies center for nonproliferation studies. before that he was a senior associate at the henry stimson center where he focused on nonproliferation and arms control issues. doctor tricia stapleton a political scientist at the rand corporation, a research interests include science and technology policy, risk, risk perception and regulation of emerging technologies and risk assessment in communication. in particular dr. stapleton academic work is focused on the adoption and regulation of emerging technologies and food production and assisted reproductive technologies with recent attention tono crispr and human gene and. before rand stapleton was director of the society technology of policy program an assistant professor of political sciences at worcester policy institute. with that i think i've covered everyone, and i do want to say if you hear those long introd

he's led projects on interest and acquisition of chemical biological, radiological and nuclear weapons. open source intelligence and emerging technologies. previously he served as the executive director of the washington office of the monterey institute of international studies center for nonproliferation studies. before that he was a senior associate at the henry l stimson center, where he focused on a nonproliferation and arms control issues. doctor tricia stapleton, political scientist at the rand corporation, her research interests include science and technology policies, risk perception and regulation of emerging technologies and risk assessments and communication. in particular, doctor stapleton's academic work has focused on the adoption and regulation of emerging technologies and food production and assisted reproductive technologies with recent attention to human germline editing. she also investigates topics in food security particularly in the context of climate change. before aranda, she was the director of the society technology and policy program atassistant professor of politil scientist at worchester public institute. an

technology has changed over time. but look at this di pits here in cup and expos say that's met some of the products uncompetitive. the dumping of chemically treated fabrics, ya like in most african markets, is a major source of concern for local producers. there is widespread concern, but so even the few kits that remain all shocked globes. bringing an end to more than 500 years history. the impression of an ethnic minority and man, mom goes back many days. the intention was to make sure that bro hinges were no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship right. al jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after a hinge a and me and my exiled on out as era. ah, shine is accused of possible crimes against humanity and should john the beijing rejects a you in report alleging that week his and other muslim minorities being tortured, issa, completely fabricated lie or tough political more to.

the second is it leaves them with technological options that range from cyber to these kinds of sabotage operations to chemicaltimately nuclear weapons. we do not think he's going to move very rapidly up that scale, but we've been wrong before. and of course, his threats last week suggested that he is going to seek other means. the big question, john, is does he do this beyond ukraine's borders? so far, he's been very careful not to attack nato countries, supply lines comining in from nato, evenen weapons. but he may be losing his patients with ththem. but >> yeah, absolutely, the situation inside russia and inside ukraine is not just -- right now. >> certainly, and it puts a lot of pressure on him to show that he has a way of striking us. >> and we'll see what happens, i guess, as always. thank you again for being with us. >> great to be with you, john. >> coming up here on cnn, the very latest on hurricane e and. we return to the cnn weather center for a live report and the very latest when we come back. a plan investing strategies designed to help you keep . this is the planning effect. at booking.com, find

the chemical industry is the basis of many technological chains, minus 10%. the process has begun andruslan , we are waging an economic war against russia, it was necessary to foresee the consequences of our action as usual. as a result, everything comes down to damage to the population. this is how much russia earns from these sanctions, gazprom's profit has grown from 27.5 to 76 billion. if you want to do something for ukraine, lift the sanctions, we have been seeing for six months now that these sanctions, first of all, cause enormous damage to germany and europe, a substantive discussion is needed. oh, tom does this kind of economic war make sense as long as gazprom is making record profits, there is no pressure at all on putin? this is just ridiculous, however, it is unlikely that these calls will be heard by individual voices, which, for example, demanded the urgent launch of nord stream 2. and back in august, they formed into some semblance. the choir fell silent. even the leftists, who have always been for dialogue. now the bollard's bravery is distancing herself publicly and