and other industries. i want to make sure they have the tools they need for enforcement. >> i noticed in the report, the number of cases that the eeoc investigated, as well as the fcc were included. they were on the low single digits. rep. castro: you are right. i do not want to say it has been nonexistent, but it has been sparse. there is a lot of work to do on the executive branch to make sure that enforcement is robust. i start, remember, when you talk about antidiscrimination efforts, there have got to be specific cases. somebody has got to come forward with a specific and legitimate, reasonable claim. let's look at the numbers. so we have the context. i want to take the city of los angeles. the entertainment industry is based in los angeles, los angeles is the country's second-largest cindy -- city. it has the most latinos of any city in the united states. latinos get overall, if you combine in front of and behind the camera work in the entertainment industry, about 7.5% of the work. los angeles is a

he thinks the industry is here to stay. her majesty only we're in the world, you're using some level of wash, which on your cold. that's one reason why cold production is actually increasing. in 202192 1000000 tons of coal were produced up from 70000000 in the year before. and this year's output is expected to be even higher the rest of the world to continually back to forge steel. and i've been over the renewable slash norman build al, continues, was it, is that where no blades go after west virginia goal? but as strong as the coal industry might be, there's a general push towards renewable energy in the upcoming mid term elections. that push will be on the ballot. the mid term elections matter. nora lula has worked for many years to promote policies in favor of renewable energy's. issues like inflation and abortion are likely to play a more important role in the midterms. but if the democrats lose their majority, they are green agenda could also be jeopardized. climate change is a highly politicized question. on the major

we stop here and we understand today and, probably, in any industry, the advantages of the industry, when raw materials, inside the country, we understand that our strong point is unconditional. it is our skin and our ice, of course. we talk about this a little, but nevertheless we understand the importance of preserving billift-technological enterprises such as svetlogorskaya symbolokom mogilev fiber, grodno nitrogen. uh, in the system of which the same on the polyacrylic tank is not trilled window at the expense of cotton about the wool that we import, by adding these polyester things we will make such a mix that, let’s say, not only improves the wear time in terms of quality, but also the physics of mechanical properties, but also, as they say, allows you to compete and where- then affect pricing. well, i know that you have one of the projects. right now, working out with russia about wool, if they are wrong, because before we were tied up with the chinese market, indeed this year we entered into interaction with companies of the russian federation, which allows us to purchase woo

gdp per month with related industries at the end of last year, and amounted to 11%. this is 14 trillion rubles and 11 million people are employed in this area. as you said, nikolaevich. it is interconnected with many sectors of the economy, the strategy includes seven main directions. first direction. this is a new urban policy. it is aimed at balanced infrastructure development and unlocking the potential of the regions. we have to determine growth points, ensure connectivity by the territory and build a unified urban planning engineering environmental tariff and transport policy in the regions, providing for flexible management of urban development, both in settlements and development in general. in the field of housing construction, the task is to ensure the availability of housing for at least 2-3 citizens. and for this, to build a billion square meters of housing by the thirtieth year. and so far we are succeeding in implementing these plans, but today's date, we have 79 million m² of housing - this is 27% more than last year. here is the general housing edition

we have seen this before in the auto industry, the rocket industry, and the airline industry. but developing is not enough. we must also lead implementation as well. like the u.s. is done in the past but the interstate highway system in europe has done withwa high-speed rail, this is the next mode of transportation and is playing out today. a face of technology innovation is accelerating. which means the regulation must also accelerate for the united states will be left behind. it's time to together to remove the regulatory gaps and make recommendlity but we congress mandate the faa to have aircraft certification regulation enacted by 2024. validate aircraft certified in europe using an existing bilateral safety agreements. insurance regulations are harmonize with these countries by 2024. develop certification standards for autonomous aircraft including un- piloted and reduced group cargo and passenger carrying vehicles. and complete the rulemaking to enable regular beyond visual line of site operation for drones of all sizes by 2024. at honeywell or single-minded mission is t

industries can't simply pass along higher costs and are cutting back on production . and where are all the movie goers? hollywood struggles to pack the house after theaters reopen in india. and there are competing theories as to why. hello of the show. i'm seeking beardsley in berlin. the war and ukraine has up into energy markets, in particular, demand for liquefied natural gas has surged as europe seeks alternatives to russian imports. data provided to deutsch avella by the analytics group, independent commodity intelligence services, shows just how much of between january and september demand for gas jumped by 157 percent in belgium compared to the same period last year by 109 percent in the netherlands. and by 88 percent in france. but while european countries helped drive up energy prices, many emerging economies can't afford the fuel any more. demand tumbled 19 percent in pakistan, 17 percent in india and 10 percent in bangladesh, where energy shortages are now becoming more common. the last week bangladesh suffered it's worse blackouts and nearly a decade with

and how the light industry works, for which the government and the minister of light industry, in factthe minister, are responsible, i regularly and constantly warned you alekseevna and all members of the government about this. we do not have enterprises without departmental subordination; everything is under our department, because they are in the country without undue pressure, of course, this is your business. what will they be? damn, but nevertheless, what contacts do you have with private non-state enterprises with enterprises they go to yours. uh, concert, how do they work? second export. how is the expansion of the geography of deliveries of products at this time, we all say that the supply chains of logistics have been violated. this is true, but, nevertheless, many enterprises and even associations have successfully overcome these problems and shot new ways. uh, the supply of products to the consumer, so the export. this is the basis of our economy. what's the deal here for producing one of the main topics at the meeting on the implementation of the instructions of the head of

industry worker. you work in one of the basic key sectors of the russian economy, and the strengthening of the industrial the effective development of promising areas of science and medicine is gratifying that you are celebrating your professional holiday with significant, impressive achievements, thanks to the intense coordinated work of designers, engineers and specialists , new energy infrastructure facilities are being put into operation. including abroad, modern digital innovative products are being created, a lot of work. for the successful implementation of large-scale programs of economic development of the arctic and the northern sea route and, of course, i will especially note your significant contribution to the development of the latest types of weapons that have no analogues in the world, reliably, ensuring nuclear parity and the defense capability of our state cutting-edge technology build-up of fundamental scientific research training of highly qualified personnel, an important step. in

the hindi film industry is yet to experiment with. and of course, many, our analysts are also of the opinion that her, the bad scripts, which are audience, was a bearing with 4 of the gods. for the last couple of years before the pandemic, the audience appears to have ah tired feeling tired of the bad scripts anymore, so it needs fresh scripts may be a fresh perspective to look at cinema or steven. alright, your records. okay. and delhi, thank you. that's it. for now, we'll be back in a few hours with more business headlines. in the meantime, check us out a line d, w dot com slash business, and on youtube or the d. w channel. to watch eco, india. they're not only a popular delicacy. they also play a key role ecosystem. the cucumber, in the romanov forum district, more and more poachers are going after them, forced range officers are doing their best to protect eco india. on d w. a thought say what grade level for or should i one of the most important and an elementary part of life on the stabilizer climate system and spoke to.

we have seen this before in the auto industry, the rocket industry, and the airline industry. developing is not enough. we must also lead in implementation as well. like the u.s. has done in the past with the interstate highway system, and europe has done with high speed rail, this is the next new node of transportation and it is playing out today. these technology will innovations are accelerating. the pace of acceleration must also accelerate or the united states -- it is time to come together to remove the regulatory gap make this a reality. we recommend that congress mandate the faa to pass faa aircraft certification regulation tonight about 20 24th. validate am aircraft certified in europe using our existing bilateral aviation endorsements. insurance regulations are how ominous with these countries by 2024. developed a vacation standards for autonomous aircraft including on piloted and removes crew could do in passenger aircraft. include the ruling to extend beyond regular onsite regulation for drones of all size in 2024. and honey well our single-minded mission is to co-

but, you know, there are a lot of a lot of industries which depends on our greed bar because our industry a large portion, it produce their own power from gas. and there is a shortage of gas as well to the industry. so their own production is also being hampered and also the grid electricity is low. so obviously, right now we're going to really about low cheating growth not are, there was the production and i'm sorry i want to ask, are there alternatives to other alternatives to gas in this system? is there an opportunity to move to other fuels? no, not so quickly. we can produce electricity, so we have some capacity. where do you select a city from or? we have lost, so i so for, for alarm that is foreigners sort of a base bar pence that capacity that will 6000 megawatt. and there is also shortage of. well, will supply because the cost of it, or it has also got up. and i, our a total liquidity capacity produced electricity is mostly gas base, which is about $11000.00 megawatt. and we have only 5000 my water being produced from gas. because our shortage of gas, so all done, it is all that

the composition of the white industrial concern includes 96 organizations, 76 of which are industrialey are divided into such industries as textile sewing, knitwear, leather and footwear, the likhprom also unites the dobrush porcelain factory center scientific research, as well as a number of trading houses of educational institutions and online stores. on the world market, and our light industry is not so easy, because the import component is large. i mean, the raw material is also yarn, but let's take wool, both plus. uh, logistical problems. plus. again, expensive chemicals. well, here's how to live here in our enterprise. here we are used to saying everything is fine with food security in belarus, when it does not reach this level, light industry. but yes. you really are everything correctly identified that the light industrial country of the industry is very dependent on imported raw materials, but nonetheless. we also have advantages. yes, and some unique side of the competitive advantage. may be many countries in asia to the continent, this is the price. well , here is our adva

the text on industry developed count of that. the bleaching required the sun and rain and whoop, a tad was the past a place for that size. oh, long playing toughness will my thought am for perfect. 150 years ago. vip auto group to one of the largest industrial sites in europe, in the 1970s automation and competition from low wage countries, led to the decline of the textile industry. scott, it's i have as 0 as was in time. enhance unemployment was very high, him but the medium sized businesses here are very well connected. and afterwards they were able to create lots of jobs that then the university came along and it's boomed for the last 20 years. that is wound in and as the fancier the old factories and their chimney's still shape the cityscape today. yeah, and here's if i'm there, let's. this is one of the last remaining places where textiles were once produced. dana, i bet they made ribbon when he been down here, the stabs lehman everything still as it was fun, martha ah, the highlight there are still original looms on the 1s

exists in these industries, the novelty is in what was strangely said that the source of funding industriale council will have, uh, a share of antigen-bank duties, agreed that this is approximately at the level of 10% of incident-ping duties. this is about 19-20 million dollars by 2022 , the amount, of course, may fluctuate from year to year, but in any case, this amount will allow financing projects for about 18-20 billion rubles. and annually. uh. there is novelty in this. uh approaches and regardless of whether the business. which country will be represented in cooperative projects will funding come from the budget e the eurasian economic union in particular and the budgets of the eurasian economic commission. what else was remembered last week on the stage of the maly theater of moscow, the days of culture of tajikistan were celebrated in front of the capital's public by several dance groups and ensembles of national music, as well as modern tajik pop singers. in total, over 50 artists were involved in the concert. it looks like a cross between a tomato and a large peach, but in fact it

but those the countries future lie, indeed industrialization. what would that mean for germany's workers and work places? 2 big questions will answer today. also coming up on the palate, what mid term elections mean for the u. s. energy transition? coming on line meet the indonesian farm is finding new ways to sell that project. and rock and bread roll can heavy metal music make a better baking? welcome to mate t w's business magazine. now england was the cradle of the industrial revolution with the famous spinning jenny enabling the world's 1st factories. next came the steam engine, which power production lines. and also steam locomotives, rail transport was born by 1830 germany was full steam ahead with its own industrialization. by the end of that century, its economy had overtaken england's in many ways. since the 1950s, germany is being europe's industrial power house. and that still provides the foundation for jobs, prosperity, and social society. but during the current energy crisis is the on wood march of manufacturing coming to a halt.

and if we decompose this figure into some separate industries, then , of course, the food industry takesp the largest part. at it accounted for about 38% in the twenty-first year, followed by the total industrial production of the region, and there 37% was occupied by the production of electricity. today the testament of the federation will consider the draft budget for the next three years, according to the document, the entire planning period. annual expenses will amount to 29 trillion rubles or slightly more, while a gradual increase in revenues is expected. so 2023. they bring 26 trillion rubles in the twenty-fourth will already be more than 27 million. in the twenty-fifth year it will approach 28 trillion rub. therefore, the planned and gradual reduction of the budget deficit, following the results of the twenty- third. it is expected to be about three trillion rubles, or 2% of gdp, by the twenty-fifth indicator it will go almost three times to seventy percent. if we talk about the immediate prospects, that is, in the twenty-third year, it is planned to close the budget deficit, mai

here is a typical set of microprocessor industry and in our industry.tching unit of a deposition unit of various thin films of a metal compound of silicon oxidation conditions, yes. this is a story about how the industry moves forward thanks to everything new and better that modernity gives. well, based on the most important thing that the industry has, these are people who have tied their destinies a life in which people work to achieve goals and whose spirit cannot be broken by those people who are used to achieving their goal, no matter what. where once the russian flag is raised, it should not go down. preventive war against russia suicide out of fear of death russia is an icy desert traversed by a dashing man and placed inside a puzzle. the russians don't come across as warlike, but don't step on their feet. there are no experts on russia, only different levels of incompetence. so that the participant is dispersed. the heart of parma never occurred to anyone to rein in his vassal. this is a very dangerous aggressive action. an inadequate statement

as for how light industry works, for which the government and the minister of light industry, in fact, the minister, are responsible, i regularly and constantly warned you professionally alekseevna and all members about this. we do not have enterprises without departmental subordination; everything is under our department, because they are in the country without undue pressure, of course - this is your business. which one will you manage, but nevertheless, what kind of contacts do you have with private non-state enterprises with enterprises they go to yours. uh, concert, how do they work? second export. as the expansion of the geography of product deliveries is going on at this time, we all say that logistics chains have been disrupted.

but the industry seems open to the idea. like many others, pipeline operator gas go appears to be in good spirits here at o. n s one of the world's largest oil and gas conventions. if you look at the average for the last 5 year, and we will definitely be on own most the highest level lever, dcf, we are working all the time to optimize the new age and transport system. the industry has been able to increase the output partially due to delaying maintenance with c. e o for the leave wasn't expects even higher volumes of gas to be delivered next year. however, like many in the industry, he prefers to not discuss profits. our job is to be predictable, to deliver to goss in, to the mar, the way that the ship. but i want us wants us to do the high end irregularity, low emissions, and so on. if the prices are low and the price is a high, we do a job anyway, so that so that's our main focus. reliant. a reliable supply through europe. norwegian suppliers and european customers would be very fond of seeing even larger volumes of gas se

our industry is failing. if our industry is great how come the mta have not sold a medallion in many years so this is very important, we don't want to miss the golden opportunity. uber is brand. i know we don't like uber. they all most wiped out the industry. nation goes to war and become alleys so we can not dwell on the past, we have to go forward. uber is the hallmark of transportation. we will have non stop fares and know this because i'm in the trenches on the road 6 days a week. so, please let's not miss this golden opportunity and we have it go forward and we have a few drivers who object to uber because they have resentiment towards uber, resentiment towards the high tech. we cannot demonize them, after all the city allowed uber to operate so found with the situation and partnership is the only way to go and those who object those don't have to use it. it is optional and they can not impose their will on the rest of us. thank you. >> hello, i'm also a old time driver. started-also a medallion holder,

place after the food industry. surprising that the report in the palace independence scaled into a meeting with a detailed analysis of the situation. we will also take a broader look at the topic and show today's conversation about the president in full detail, having gone to the enterprise to the shops with the head of white promo tatiana logina, we will analyze the work of the industry in the question number one project this saturday at 19:00 in belarus alone. 650.000 tons of belarusian cargo next year with the prospect of growth, such transshipment volumes will go through the ports of astrakhan , agreements reached during the visit of a delegation of our government to russian region. today, the conditions for the possibility of transit infrastructure. studied at the site of the seaport and the armada company , it was about establishing convenient connections between railway transportation and ships, as well as a strong junction with the river of the sea, belarus russia is gradually increasing cargo flows. this i

the whole green policy is a d, industrialization policy, the industrialization against german. remember after world war 2, there were people who said, germany should never be allowed to industrialize again. and thankfully franklin roosevelt didn't have that idea. and we, we saw germany emerge as a strong economy and democratic nation. that's not the view so much anymore. and the de industrialization of germany will have a profound negative impact on peace. and when you mentioned the question of pipelines as part of a new financial architecture, we also see the emergence of things such as the shanghai cooperation organization, duration, economic forum, and the bricks. the bricks are growing, the saudis are want to come into the bricks. these are real questions for the global south, the former non aligned nations that didn't want to be part of a block. now they're seeing the potential because of russia and china and india also, that there is life after the collapse of the anglo american system. so this is something i think is getting through to the british. i don't think it's get

, which are in the industry.ident also spoke about today, if earlier there were 700 billion invested in the oil sector per year, today it is about 300 billion rub. that's a lot of dollars a year - that's a lot. well, let's just say insufficient volumes and only some countries today, yes, if you take the oil industry have free capacity in order to ensure supplies to the world oil markets. and this is also a certain problem. what are the reasons? this was also discussed today in the president's speech. cause. well, if we talk, for example, about the gas industry, there are several of them, one of them is, well, a targeted policy. e western partners. well, primarily aimed at 7 minutes profit and uh, more like this uh, bearing political slogans, opportunistic transition policy, for example. with long-term contracts you are pegging oil e to spot prices. this was purposefully carried out, so to speak, the transition to these new e, pricing mechanisms over the past many years over a decade, moreover, when spot prices be

�* ., beauty industry? at the moment we do not see — beauty industry?l but of course we are a unique product. we have seen that more members arejoining and more people are looking for more value and more quality, less smoke and mirrors and they want relative affordability but they want the escapism that comes with a beauty product. when times are tight like this, maybe not a holiday maybe not a new home but something that can give you that lift it may not be as smoke and mirrors is in the past with the beauty industry but something that delivers proper and measurable benefits, that kind of purchase will really not necessarily heard as we my thing. so will really not necessarily heard as we my thing. so it is the higher— heard as we my thing. so it is the higher end products - heard as we my thing. so it is the higher end products you i the higher end products you think will suffer?— the higher end products you think will suffer? those that do not necessarily _ think will suffer? those that do not necessarily deliver i think will suffer? those that i do

and the automotive industry, light industry, and so on, yes, and we don’t sell imports like that anymore chance. this is a chance to take. here is this niche in our main russian market and in the domestic market. so if you're up for it time like other industries. well, let's say, as agriculture does not rise. the price is worthless to you now, no one bothers you. and you are generally monopolists, you have no real competition. this is where the possibilities of this difficult period lie. i always say crisis in this - it's hard and difficult. but this is a chance, an opportunity, and above all for light industry. we have all the fabrics. there is a sewing machine, there are qualified personnel and a technologist and managers and seamstresses. we 've got it all, so it's up to us how we turn around. and if you have any problems. you say we will solve them now. it is easier to solve them, light industry enterprises have not competed with each other for a long time. everyone has their own niche, ours are snapped up here, especially in russia, and they significantly increased exports to asian

the text on industry developed count of that. the bleaching required the sun and rain and whip a tad was the path at place for that size. oh, long playing toughness. what my thought, i'm for perfect 150 years ago, hoopa to a group to one of the largest industrial sites in europe in the 1970s automation and competition from low wage countries led to the decline of the textile industry . scott, it's i have as they will have as follows, and sign in hearts. unemployment was very high, him, but the medium sized businesses here are very well connected. and afterwards they were able to create lots of jobs that then the university came along and it's boomed for the last 20 years. says it is a wound in an, as the fans in the old factories in their chimney's still shape the cityscape today . yeah, and here's this, i and i, let's, this is one of the last remaining places where textiles were once produced. dana, i bet they made ribbon when he been down here, the stabs lehman everything still as it was fun while back. ah, the highlight there

why the decision is already called historical, artak kamalyan will tell minister for industry and agro-industrialthe eurasian economic commission. i want to say that this is indeed a landmark event for us, probably over the past 10 years. e, for all the time, the combination of the eurasian economic commission is one of such key decisions that open up great scope for the development of industrial operations in our union in such industries. like microelectronics. information artik aircraft building machine building and a number of other branches of the theory of the industry, which indeed our countries have certain competencies and to operate in these industries will give certainty to the energy effect and to some extent close the large import dependence that exists in these industries. the novelty of the approach lies in the fact that it is necessary that the source of financing for industrial cooperation in the union will be a share of anti-dumping duties, it was agreed that this is approximately at the level of 10% of the antigen-ping duty. this is about 19-20 million dollars by 2022, the amoun

even in the countryside, you can discover industrial history. you can book a tour on the form of viewport velli railway with a hand car. this section of the track was laid in the upper valley in 1880 to service the textile industry to day hand cars run along the line, past former cloth factories dating back from fried rich ingles day the field. the tours highlight is the old voting textile making complex. perfect. i thought yes, of course, both and complex is germany's largest remaining industrial ensemble from that period. we reached the former factory town visits of him and of 8th, and sir, 4 of us are touring around enjoying the landscape lest once yes. now let's see what they'll tell us about wolfing and angles angered yet. so it's quite interesting to gain some insight and learn what industrial life was like a century ago. no. john wilkins zulu thing was something special back then. it housed not just textile factories and workers apartments, but also shops, daycares, and sports facilities. in flipper towel, a person in a working class hous

and how the light industry works, for which the government and the minister of light industry, in factnister, are responsible, i regularly and constantly warned you professionally alekseevna and all members about this. we do not have enterprises without departmental subordination; everything is under our department, because they are in the country without undue pressure, of course - this is your business. which one will you manage, but nevertheless, what kind of contacts do you have with private non-state enterprises with businesses they go to yours. uh, concert, how do they work? second export. as the expansion of the geography of product deliveries is going on at this time, we all say that logistics chains have been disrupted. this is true, but, nevertheless, many enterprises and even associations have successfully overcome these problems and shot new ways. uh, the supply of products to the consumer, so the export. this is the basis of our economy, of course, people should have a choice, those who want and can afford to buy imported clothes, shoes of a segment like middle so lux shou

so that culture can become an industry that produces jobs. those who are afraid of culture, of those who don't like the people and who don't like freedom at herself from a badge collapsed and india has risen to at least a 141. hundreds of people fell into the river when cable supporting the pedestrian bridge snapped south. chorus president has joined mona at a shrine to the victims of a crush in soles. it's a warm district of an 150 people were killed in the crown, such on saturday. as your headlines coming up next is counting the coast. ah ah, i . hello, melinda. this is counting the cost on al jazeera. this week president gigi pings grip on china is tighter than ever before. and he's pledged to cement his country's power and influence in the world, but the economy is weakening, honey fix it. also this way, china's leader wants to place his country as a leader in technology bought in his choking off it's access to advanced semiconductors class. china's electric vehicle market is booming to why is beijing so far ahead of the u. s. and europe

daniel, how did china ends up dominating the electric car industry? i mean, this really goes back, i'd say to last decade. i mean, they were always innovative in terms of realizing electric vehicles is really going to be the biggest transformation to the auto industry. in the last 4050 years. it started with i p, the domestic players, the near the ex thing, the b y d. and then companies like cash or open arms in terms of that, specifically on the giga side, that's really how china isn't years ahead of any other region. and this is largely down to the chinese government, isn't it without its subsidies that it has provide as incentives for people? would it be as successful as it is shops, these have been key to the success in china. i think of us is starting father model . you've seen some that europe as well, reading china and they do have been too deep in the pool when it came to e. b 's. and this really goes back. if we even think about the last few years, there were some 4 in the road. norman's landing subsidies really came in significant for the do

even in the countryside, you can discover industrial history. you can book a tour on the former veto valley railway with a hand car. this section of the track was laid in the upper valley in 1880 to service the textile industry to day hand cars run along the line past former cloth factories dating back from fried rich ingles day to fill. the tours highlight is the old voting textile making complex. perfect for thought is of course, both and complex is germany's largest remaining industrial ensemble. from that period. we reached the former factory town visits of hint of excellent sir. 4 of us are touring around enjoying the landscape lessons. yes. now let's see what they'll tell us about wolfing and angles angered yet, so it's quite interesting to gain some insight and learn what industrial life was like a century ago. no. john wilkins, the thing was something special back then. it housed not just textile factories and workers apartments, but also shops, daycares, and sports facilities. in vip or towel, a person in a working class household had j

guard of drug safety and belarus today celebrates the day of pharmaceutical and microbiological industry workers. this is just the beginning of the strength will test everyone such. a warning to the cis countries was sounded from alexander lukashenko the day before at the commonwealth summit in astana, the president noted. what exactly is belarus russia was at the forefront of economic and financial attacks from the west but washington and its partners are not going to stop there against all of us , a real hybrid war is connected. and ukraine is just a pretext here, the plans of individual countries for revenge for the lost companies of the last century were hatched for a long time, starting, as is known, from the first days after the victory in the great patriotic war, and maybe even earlier. today at the forefront of economic and financial, and this is how russia and belarus turned out to be, but i think everyone here understands that the true goals of western strategists are much wider to divide the eurasian space into sectors of influence and use our countries as raw material and ind

even in the countryside, you can discover industrial history. you can book a tour on the form of upa valley railway with a hand car. ah, this section of the track was laid in the looper valley in 18. 80 to service the textile industry, to day hand cars run along the line, past former cloth factories dating back from fried rich ingles day to fill. the tours highlight is the old voting textile, making complex roofing for thought is of course the roof and complex is germany's largest remaining industrial ensemble. from that period, we reached the former factory town visits of haven't aveson for 4 of us are touring around enjoying the landscape. awesome. so it's now let's see what they'll tell us about wolfing and angles in earth yet. so it's quite interesting to gain some insight and learn what industrial life was like a century ago unfold. oh no. john wilkins zulu thing was something special back then. it housed not just textile factories and workers apartments, but also shops, daycares, and sports facilities invoke or tal. a person in a working c

the details from tatyana belova tanya how european industry survives in conditions of energy hungerustry has found itself in a difficult situation, many large enterprises are already simply. left the troubled regions. guess the first try. where exactly did they move right in the united states of america virginia georgie and oklahoma are showing growing interest in giving german firms special incentives to relocate or at least expand their production. in the united states , a severe crisis in the european union has allowed the americans to strengthen their own economy, while in berlin, all federal departments are discussing the consequences of sabotage on nord stream and so far refrain from making any comments germany is one of the largest consumers of russian gas with a complete halt. the worst economic forecast for the country is not just a catch-up for a recession, as far as the industrial sector is concerned, this is the closure of enterprises - this is a decrease in production. and we know what and how. i have already said the steel foundry industry, let's say germany and the su

and we have the same direction in the oil industry. as our plans is the development of the domestic market, the modernization of petrochemical refineries. uh, these are the areas that will allow us to improve the quality of our raw materials in the domestic market, so uh, in this case, we believe that in any development situations. uh, our country is like uh a country that has rich resources, one of the highest reserves in the world. uh, our products will be in demand in one form or another in certain markets. thanks e. in. europe is now falling for american lpg, but it's damn expensive. just the other day, the head of the french economic bloc called this situation unacceptable, but the problem is that there are adequate votes. in general, horry, european, they are almost inaudible. they really are. i want to ask. uh, a question to our hungarian guest sir siyata. e, s. what kind of pressure does serbia have to face in hungary in your country, which, unlike mainstream europe, hmm , you don’t want to freeze from the rest of europe this w

we singled out the auto industry. here is a woman. in addition to 32,500 avtovaz employees, about the same number are employed in the production of auto components, so for you, of course. this is a very sensitive industry, when production fell by 60%, uh, in the first half of the year, of course, many people felt it, and we focused our attention here, nevertheless. we have not allowed a sharp rise in unemployment. this is evidenced by the indicators that, according to international estimates, registered unemployment for due to which just due to active or proactive investment activities. here are the pleasures indicated, how we have been confused in this direction and here we are asking for an increase in investment. eh, right away we're in our nineteenth year. here is the nineteenth year. we had a preparatory, we started, according to the agency for strategic initiatives, the sixty- fifth place in terms of the investment attractiveness of the regions, but already in the twenty-first year, and we are sure we entered the top ten and, of