more than a 100 nations requested bailouts from the i m f. this is the i m. f. map of where money was distributed among those receiving funds. $2700000000.00 to egypt. 411000000 to ethiopia, and 361000000 to bosnia herzegovina. more recently the i m f has approved a $15600000000.00 loan for ukraine over a 4 year period. but critics of the i m f say it's outdated and ineffective. of the 89 developing countries that received i m f. loans between 965 and 1995 more than half. we're no better off afterwards. 32 we're poorer. are the critics question whether many nations which borrow money from the i m f. have the ability to repay it. for instance, roll anchor recently received $2900000000.00 after it's economy faced collapse. now your saddle with the additional destiny, i'm now in some sort of longer term ah, where the program is likely going to have to step in to help countries through that the i m f expects 2023 to be another difficult year with global growth falling below 3 percent, it says co operation and solidarity and needed to get through the challenges tha

the m f is predicting 3 percent growth through to 2028. this is the lowest 5 year outlook since forecasts were 1st published in 1990 the funds as far the banking time while could lead to a global recession. in our latest forecast, global growth, we'll bottom out a 2.8 percent this year before rising modestly to 3 percent next year, almost unchanged from or january projections. this your slow down is concentrated in advanced economies, where growth is expected to fall to 1.3 percent this year before increasing modestly mixture. by contrast, emerging market and developing economies are already pushing ahead in many cases with your and growth accelerating to 4.5 percent this year from 2.8 percent last year. the recent banking instability reminds us, however, that a situation remains fragile. colina mayor is a chief economist, it, i'll be the asset management. she's optimistic about this for costa and says that reducing interest rates would actually help economic growth. i actually don't think there to blew me because if i look at the inflatio

speaking of governments sort of turned to the i, m f. the fond has approved a long awaited learn for shore lank up. but critics say the bailout offers true little to and the countries financial crisis will push people closer to breaking point out. there is mal fernandez reports from colombo, said it has been driving a 3 wheel, a taxi for the last 26 years. his earnings paid for this house, educated as children, and left enough for saving. today he struggling to make ends meet his latest electricity. bill is 3 times of what it was 8 months ago, and his income is full and drastically gang anarchic. pick people don't have money . have we got 5 highs in the past. now it's about 2 even versus difficult. everything is very expensive. once we buy food, there's nothing we have to long tomorrow. tens of thousands of so luncheons are facing the same struggle. in 2022 shall anchors economy collapse. 30 now pokers fil shortages and cues to buy essentials were common. public anger focused on politicians who blamed for mismanaging the economy and corr

the i m f. c growth forecast is the weakest in more than 30 years, and it expects the global economy to grow by only around 3 percent annually. over the next 5 years. in a new report, it highlights that russia's invasion of ukraine has worsened already strain ties between the u. s. and china. it's also sparked a global inflation crisis disruptions the global supply chains caused by the pandemic of also help to push the price of energy, food, and fertilizers to record highest. the recent banking crisis of the u. s. in switzerland has shaken financial markets. high inflation means that central banks will need to keep raising interest rates that's likely to lead to more borrowing, which will drive up debt. so fears of widespread unemployment of the global recession are growing. the i m. f is urging members to provide debt relief to poor nations. serious financial stability related downside risks have emerged. in our latest forecast, global growth will bottom out at 2.8 percent this year before risi

so she is the i m f report. rather pessimistic that you can see in the world economic outlet, but straining for optimism. they say, like, on the surface, there are signs that the global economy is in line for a gradual recovery after pandemic and war and, and supply chain issues are easing and china is recovering. but then it also says beneath the surface, that's turbulence. and again, after rec, to set a few days ago, something is going to blow as a result off various factors, including central banks raising interest rates, type thing, monitoring supply. what does that mean for the financial sector? this is astonishing. lack of supervision, or even for thought about the effects about might have on financial institutions which, which are heavy and bonds. the potential for default on death as a result of these rising interest rates. the possibility also, if the ukraine was dragging old or even intensified and also b, i'm f talks awfully. the risk is bass id of a multi polar world. but what makes fragmentation or

set up the i m f has been far too gloomy here. what say you well, i actually don't think they're too gloomy, because if i look at the inflation pressures, they're not going to go away. maybe for some of the c p i. if energy prices should they come down, who prices should they come down? consumer price index, it can go down. but back to car inflation on denise this very much impacted by the global supply chain goes. so i'm not, i don't think so because, and what happens is because of that and because the mandate of central banks in the us, in europe and in and i'm them and they'll swear which is to keep inflation at 2 percent. they had to raise interest rates and high interest rates don't help economic growth. and worse than that for emerging economies, they mean that will heavily in debt. did that mean that that, that the burden of payments is going off the m f corner. it wasn't exactly a beat about the prospects for the global economy before. what happened to silicon valley bank and credit suisse? is it fair to say that the b r m

m f, 's 1st loan to a country at war. why did the international monetary fund change its rules to lend the nation and what all the terms and conditions for keith? and the i m f has agreed to inject millions of dollars into sri lanka economy. is it enough to help the island nation rate in its debt? and can the government revive economic growth? ah, so since being shot out of much of the global financial system, russia has sought alternatives to soften the impact to western sanctions. is turned to china for an economic lifeline. and trade between the 2 countries hate a record of a 190000000000 dollars last year. much of those payments were made in chinese and russian currencies. the 2 biggest geopolitical rivals of the u. s. one to counterbalance the dominance of the dollar world wide. and russia is increasingly embracing the u on, even before the war, rushes central bank tried reducing the country's dependence on western currencies. but the invasion has further accelerated those efforts. in the 3rd quarter of 2022 foreign

able to repay the, the m f at some future day. and there's always this idea that money should be spent in a way that supports sustainable growth and all sorts of other different dimensions of the economy. and this is no exception in the so, you know, there will be discussions about besides so budget deficits, how you run monetary policy. and then also the institutional reform sling to independence of central bank legal system, etc. which is, you know, standard things in the math program, right? a standard, but there's not a standard situation. ukraine as a country, it was kind of on a commitments when it's at war in this way. well, i mean, there's much more uncertainty to this program than standard i m f programs course, but i think if we connect back to the idea that this is based on the fact that the import, the powers that are part of the i m f is actually agreeing to this program, i also think of this as a signal that they will commit their own funding and help and assistance in different ways to make sure this is a sustainabl

the i m. f held a briefing on its fiscal monitor that gives an overview of public finance development live to heidi's, or castro who was covering the i mass spring meetings for us in washington dc. so day 2 of the meetings. heidi, why is the i m f forecasting public debt to rise? well, fully, we've seen some extraordinary use. of course, there was the pandemic in last year. global jet actually took a 70 percent plunge as countries recovered, but that is a brief respite because starting this year, the i m f projects that global a debt ratio to g d v will shoot up once again higher. then pre pandemic levels. what's driving that change? china and the u. s. they spent much of their, they spent a lot of government money to mitigate the pandemic. they were joined by other develop nations, the u. k. japan, brazil, south africa, turkey. all of those countries driving up the debt to g, d, v, the cheat g, d, v racial. and even though the 60 percent of countries actually we're doing the opposite. these are

the specialist says, the i m f. c low will only increase ukraine's dependence on western powers. boring from the i. m f is not cheap. indeed because you have to base rate $3.00 for every pay out. there's a surcharge. and then if you take out a lot of money, it gets even more expensive because they're shipping kind of an incentive not to take out. so much money, you current suffers damage to its infrastructure, you know, then it gets a loan to rebuild. then there's rebuilding and then there's another attack and then you get another on. so in terms of was, this is always difficult and we should not forget their huge legacy problems. now the scapegoat is russia right? but the ukraine was in a, in a very bad economic situation because of all the gods and bet fiscal policy before the military operation started. i think it's extremely risky. and you cannot use the standard approach now, which is tough fisco policy and so on. actually, it would need a tailored approach. it's hard to think that this is completely al tourist

and under the control of the i m f. and the plan for gina is only about increasing inflation and generating a recession at the expense of the poor. not because it always goes back to implementing austerity measures, backed up in 2020, the government and the i m. f, signed an agreement. we negotiating the $44000000000.00 debt, former precedent already feel monthly acquired in 2018. it was a largest loan in the funds history. the new deal includes an economy program that argentina must comply with in order to receive disbursement every 3 months. the problem is that the coal had been damaged. the war in ukraine and the worst route in years have further complicated the economy, making it more difficult for argentina to meet its obligations. yes, so i will, bunny. when you look at your agreements and you consider how the agreements have been in the past, has been much more flexible and with the war and the drought. all agreements were reviewed and adapted to the economy, the reality, the fund, today's not the problem, and it

it's hard to think that this is completely al touristic, what the i m f is doing. i don't think that this is very touristic in reality, and i think they are a couple of hidden agenda items which the western countries in particular facility one is to make the make ukraine more dependent on the west, more dependent on ever increasing amounts of further loans just we pay the previous loans. the other thing is that it's actually a nice scheme for the western countries, which now deliver weapons actually took that money to get cash for the weapons because otherwise it would be a gift. or sometimes they give their older weapons in order to buy newer weather and get the budget levels up in their home country. absolutely. it's a very nice scheme to return the router and the equipment, the military equipment. so and afterwards, when they said that trapped the trip, there's a sense of urgency and there will be a lot of pressure to actually use the frozen for foreign currency reserves of russia, which is about 300000000000 dollars. so maybe this money then will be used for to

country that the i m f is lending funds to. it would also be one of the largest packages ukraine has received since the conflicts began. they've been the hub both again. so it is unfair for ukraine to be given such large sums while africa remains neglected. them under money that's going to do great. and without any conditions whatsoever, which is 15 us dollar. and when you look at countries, for example, like we said, simulate bit or 15 be done by the way, external did, which they declared by monday to before them. i'm going to be given 1300000000. so it was quite unfair for us are going to be to be lumped on a lot of clinicians that have an executive impact on both businesses and all sorts . but other than just getting payments, that's an import driven balance, that balance of payments for those money is intended. so across the continent from africa to moral, there was a huge disgust and discordant about their unfair treatment. that's your grid, hardly seemed compared to countries, for example, exam as the us led invasion of i

as no tentative to the i, m f and world bank. well, let's speak now to richard ken, but who's following the visit from hong kong? so richard, what's likely to be top of the agenda and his coming meeting? well, certainly trade ties. there are most important to brazil. as you say, china is brazil's largest trading partner and has been for a decade. brazil enjoy more than double the amount of trade with china. but it does with the united states. and it's expected that this visit from president lula to china could result in some 20 bilateral ties. and that's why his delegation to china contains more than 200 business representatives who are trying to find as many ways as possible to take advantage of trying to dramatic reopening since ending all of its co 19 rules. there's also expectations, as you mentioned, that a result of dilner roost at the form of rebellion president being appointed now officially as the head of the bricks, group development bank that brazil can seek to benefit from that to with more direct infrastructure inves

i m f. well bank both. i know they have to an extent, but obviously they are looking to bricks in the trying. i go ration organization. yeah. you know, i mean, so it's, it's, it's hard to say where he's, it's going to go because they're still pretty much dependent on western largest to survive. but i know the longest, there's no future in that. everybody is starting to see that. i mean, look in saudi this in the future and this american dollar generally. so, i mean, is a major move away from the u. s. and this is a serious problem for the us. i mean, like i say that between a rock and a hard spot and what are they going to the only people who could possibly intervene and sit down with the dish and military. and i don't see that happening. i mean, i really don't amounting to dish and people be happy about it. news. yes. so that used to be a calling in egypt under the british. and so i, and as this school size me to, i mean for han himself who would have thought that fall in the u. s. with its last one, a gra

it's also the 1st time the i m . f has given help to a country currently engaged in the military conflict. $2700000000.00 is set to be an immediate dispersement. while the rest is due to be released over the next 4 years, however, the money comes with strict conditions, which will require a key to undertake significant financial reforms. claims economy contraction by about one 3rd last year with a government seeking at least $30000000000.00 from foreign does to plug is fiscal gap around $28000000000.00 in loans. aggregate has also been pledged from the u. s. and the you are my call a, you know, neil spoke with an expert in strategic lead the ship with a focus on crisis management in emerging markets. the specialist says, the i m. s load will only increase ukraine's dependence on western powers. boring from the i. m f is not cheap it because if the base rate $3.00 for every pay out, there's a surcharge. and then if you take out a lot of money, it gets even more expensive because they're shipping kind of an incentive not

1st war torn country that the i m f is lending funds to. it would also be one of the largest packages ukraine has received since the conflicts began. they've been that how both, again says it's unfair ukraine to be given such large sums while africa remains neglected. there monday, monday that i was going to do a credit without any conditions whatsoever. we just didn't be on us dollars. and when you look at can do, for example, like we said, simulate bit off your student be done by the way, external did, which they declared by monday for them. i'm going to be given one. when could it be done? so it looks quite unfair for us are going to be to be lumped on a lot of clinicians that have an executive impact on both businesses and also. but other than just getting payments, that's an input, even balance that balance of payment for each of those money as i intended. so across the continent from africa to merkel, there's a huge disgust and discordant about their unfair treatment that your group has received compared to countries, for example, exa

the i m f also suggested nigeria phase out its petrol subsidies and redirect the funding to targeted subsidies like health and education according to the any c a. however, the private sector in nigeria is already overwhelmed by multiple burdens. binda habash cover director of the graduate school of business at the university of zombie essays, the ins advice stems were expired to economic books and doesn't take into consideration africa's economic struggles. the i miss already has been is being received with skip to the me and i forgot africa. we'd say i am if policies on the lead eighty's and the ticket, the main 2 main to where that structure deafening program lives. you know, a lot of countries involved in so raising taxes for nigeria now is basically sending them to the grid because it's as it's already different for businesses and also i included to be able to afford to do business and also afforded living. i mean to, to save because of the high taxes. so the, i miss, you know, dimensions are quite, you know, out of an expire because it's booked book, those places member which yo

this in talks with the i m f. a bank has more hundreds, desperately scramble for free sour. it's been handed out by the government to family struggling with the stolen cost of basic food. the demand has been overwhelming and people have chewed for hours since the beginning of the holy month of ramadan $23.00 people have been killed in peace at distribution centers across buckets. done. thousands of bags of flour have stolen the good hand along. i accept the difficulties for the people in getting free flour or long queues and over crowder. as the people are desperate for his flower. saw debbie had registered her details and gets her free flower. it takes the whole family to get it into the home. the flower is mixed with water and made into dough. i lean at about around, around a killer. i can run it around. there wasn't anything at home to cook for my kids. and that has made me worried how to feed themselves. but i was lucky to have a few bags of free flour from the government center, which will help for a few days, especially in ramadan. children wait eagerly for the food, b

the i m f already has been, is being received with skipped to them in africa, africa. i think we'd say i am if policies on the lead eighty's and the ticket, the 9 to 9 to where the structure adjustment program left. you know, i lot of going to be in debt. so raising taxes for nigeria now is basically sending them to the grid because it's as difficult for and i just businesses and also i included to be able to afford to do business. and also, what did i, you know, living, i mean, to, to save because of the high taxes so that i miss, you know, interventions are quite low and expired because it's booked book. those places member which you know, in african countries because they do not take into was that isn't the burden of doing business. and the training was like landlords bite households in africa looking at the wider picture last month the i am ethically to support a support package for ukraine of i've a $15000000000.00. ukraine has just become the 1st country at war that the i m f is lending funds to. it would also be one of the largest packages ukraine has received s

the i m. f held a briefing on its fiscal monitor that gives an overview of public finance development. let's go live to algiers. heidi's. jo castro was covering the i'm if spring meetings for us in washington dc. so id right now, rushes war on ukraine is a big part of the agenda. i understand with a mini serial round table. what exactly are they addressing? right, that is a spotlight this afternoon. in fact, creating president follow mayor zalinski just gave his remarks via video to this gathering, in which he asked for a minute of silence for the ukrainian prisoner of war who appear to have been killed by russian soldiers in that video. an zalinski talked about his country's dire economic problems and the need for even more funding more help from the international community. the i m f says that ukraine will have a deficit of at least $11000000000.00 and the funding gap for this year alone. this is a country whose economy has contrasted by 30 percent just this past year due to the invasion from

and that i would say that the i d m f is going to own it. certainly without the i m. s. i don't see it happening. professor danny, like i thank you. thank you so much and that's for the joe. we'll be back next saturday with well renowned energy markets expert in us. ology. but until then you can keep in touch by rule i social media. if it's not sense that in your country and had to i channel going underground tv on rumbled dot com to watch new and old episodes of going underground, she is out there. ah, ah ah, ah ah ah, ah, ah russia claim the leak of classified pentagon documents about the war and you praying, reveal nothing new that those questions remain about the authenticity of the file. the us could call it support for ukraine and leave europe to face the conflict on. and so that's the warning to the french president from a republican senator and during choppy water tensions by in the pacific region. as a u. s. navy vessel sailed through the south china sea. i'll be j olds. major drill all around taiwan with coming to live in there.

m f team responsible for that new report and asked how economies would know when it's time to stop there? monetary timing. the last few months, unfortunately, have shown that underlying inflation has been pretty stubborn and plateauing rather than coming down in a lot of countries. the good news is that oil prices are coming down. we expect about 24 percent for the oil prices in 2023. that will help. but our sense is that it's about 97 percent of countries with an inflation target. almost everybody will buy a large margin in 2023. and even in 2024. it's not until 2025. that will know probably that we're close to his landing. how concerned are you on dep? distressed in emerging markets and developing countries? this is a very big worry because with the higher interest rates and the lower growth and also the stronger dollar, a lot of these countries have borrowed in dollars a finding it harder to repay. and our estimate is that about 60 percent of low income countries are in distress or high risk, and that means default. and that can be a very big shock. and about 25 percent of emerging ma

and that i would say that the i, the i m f is going to own it. certainly without the i m. s. i don't see it happening, professor danny, like i thank you. thank you so much and that's it for this year. we'll be back next saturday with world renowned energy market expert and us ology. but until then, you can judge my role as social media of it's not sense and in your country and had to our channel going on the grantee on rumble dot com to watch new and old episodes of going underground. she is out there. ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, a ah ah, the pentagon struggles to keep its secrets leaking classified documents revealed the usaa beans, spying not only on its adversaries, but also on the strategic allies. we go through that this hour also. if there is another surge of these hidden sections that were experienced last spring, they could lead to famine. in an rti exclusive, the chairman of the russian union of brain exporters reveals the all know facial hurdles, the west, these using to block frayed in the on the sanctions, rain and fertilizers, market and purge in russian.

and that i would say that the i d m f is going to own it. certainly without the i m s. i don't see it happening, professor danny, like i thank you. thank you so much. and that's it for this year. we'll be back next saturday with world renowned energy market expert analogy, but until then, you can judge by rule i social media. if it's not sense that in your country and had to our channel going underground tv on rumble, dot com to watch new and old episodes of going underground. so you have a with a leak of classified pentagon doctor. this does not reveal anything new past question. good main about whether these documents, being widely reported by the western media are actually all clinic us republican center, marco rubio, waller bronx, his president background, that the us could remove it, support for you, claim and leave europe on his own to face the conflict. and that conducts larger scale, mostly drills near taiwan as the islands regional leader comes back from her tour of the us. but she met with house speaker kevin mccarthy with.

i'm a forecast in january when i m. f is predicting 3 percent growth through to 2028, the lowest 5 year outlook. since forecasts were 1st published in 1990. the font says further banking turmoil could lead to a global recession. will therefore, entering a tricky phase during which economy growth remains low by story called standards. financial risks of increased yet inflation as not decisively decisively turned the corner. policy makers will need a steady hand and clear communication. first, financial honest with financial instability contained monetary policy should remain focused on bringing inflation down. but stand ready to adopts promptly as financial developments my demand or tobias, adrienne is director of the i. m. s. monetary and capital markets department. he says low economic growth will put a strain on incomes. they are rising risks to financial stability globally. that is due to a combination of vulnerabilities that have build up during years of low interest rates. and the increase in interest rates that are

and that's, i won't say that the i d i m f is going to own it. certainly without the i m s. i don't see it happening. professor danny, look, i thank you. thank you so much. and that's it for this year. we'll be back next saturday with world renowned energy market expert allowed g. but until then, you can keep in touch, why will i so she'll be do if it's not sense that in your country and had to watch channel going underground tv on rumble dot com to watch new and old episodes of going on the ground. so you saturday, ah ah, [000:00:00;00] ah, ah, russia claim. so legal classifies pentagon documents about the war and you praying, reveal nothing new that those questions remain about the authenticity of the file. the u. s. could pull its support for ukraine and we are up to face the conflict on it. so that's the warning to the french president when the republican senator entering choppy waters detention spike in the pacific region as a u. s. navy vessel sale through the south china sea. all bay major drills all around taiwan a coming to you live from the.

and they reject the i. m. f. demand for a $2000000000.00 with the french president, leaves china empty handed off the manual mach wrong fail to kind of been fading to change its commitment on partnerships with russia. i'm a new credit with welcome. this is on the international with the latest world news update. it's good to have your company. i was thought to with television. well, one person has been killed and 7 others injured in a car, roaming incident is where the officials of code it a terrorist attack. according to tel aviv ambulance service, the all the victims, all tourists, the assailant reportedly an arab, israeli has been shot dead by police prime minister benjamin netanyahu has. what do they call up of military on board? a police was a, we spoke to a local ambulance driver. it was one of the 1st responders to the terror attack in television. so a person came out call for a car for severe car accident and the flipped car, which then later turned out to be an active shooting and which appeared to be te

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the i m. f also suggested nigeria phase out its pet tool subsidies and redirect the funding to targeted subsidies like health and education. according to the n b a. however, the private sector in my area is already overwhelmed by most of the thing. birds is the director of the graduate school of business at the university of zombie is a z i. m s advice stems from expired economic books without consideration for africa. economic struggles. the i m if already has been, is being received. we skipped to them and i forgot africa. we'd say i am if policies of the lead ages and dick at the main 2 main to where that structure adjustment program left. you know, i looked at going to be in debt. so raising taxes for nigeria is now is basically sending them to the grid because it's as storage different for businesses. and also i included to be able to afford to do business. and also for a living, we do it to save because of the high taxes. so the dimensions are quite low and expired because it's booked both

the i m f managing director says, ukraine's economic performance under the devastating circumstances of war is remarkable, and called it a victory of civility over evil. despite the praise, though ukraine's economy has contract it by 30 percent, since russia is invasion. what to do about it was the subject of a ministerial round table on the 3rd day of the ring meetings, ukrainian president below. and there is a lindsey address the assembly. the video telling finance ministers gathered from around the world that ukraine urgently need more help. the country is seeking an additional $14000000000.00 by the end of june, according to the landscape. to meet the ukrainian people, basic humanitarian needs. the price tag of the devastation that russia has unleashed on ukraine is large and growing the methyl leaves ukraine will need $411000000000.00 over the next decade to reconstruct. last month, the i'm a board approved a 15000000000 dollar loan to ukraine, ukraine's prime minister thank the i m f. the us and other contributing nations. but noted that the longer rushes aggression continues,

the i m f forecasts global g d p growth of 2.8 percent this year, and 3 percent next year. that's lower than the previous year. among the group of southern nations, the u. k. economy has the worst forecast. u. s. economy, the world's largest is predicted to grow 1.6 percent of the i m f is predicting the lowest to 5 year outlook in 2028. the funds says further banking turmoil could lead to a global recession. will therefore, entering a tricky phase during which economy growth remains low by historical standards, financial risks of increased yet inflation as not decidedly decisively turned the corner. policymakers will need a steady hand and clear communication. first, financial and with financial instability contained monetary policy should remain focused on bringing inflation down. but stand ready to jumps promptly as financial developments my demand or tobias, adrienne is director of the i m. s. monitoring capital markets department. he says low candidate growth, who puts a strain on incomes. they are rising risks to financial stability globally. that is due to a combinat

and that i won't say that b i d i m f is going to own it, but certainly without the i m. s. i don't see it happening. residential. ok. thank you. thank you so much. and that's it for this year. we'll be back next saturday with well renowned energy market expert analogy, but until then, you can keep in touch wireless social media if it's not sense that in your country and had to our channel going on, the grantee on rumble dot com to watch new and old episodes of going underground, she's out there for ah, i'm rick sanchez and i'm here to plead with you whatever you do. you don't watch my show stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just changing the ways both with but she did it on a one you're sure easy. other way if i did a by bit by bit oh.

they have not any successful i m f, a developing countries. they have not shown that this is. this is a way full of well that's our news run up for now, but stay close as we're going underground again in moments to day option speaking to long time as trillion diploma. tony cabin about orchids. china and proxy wars. ah. ah . i'm after dance and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all round the world from dubai in the u. e. this week's u. s. u k. u armed warming of syria, a human rights enjo denied access to you. k jail journalist julian assange, that alone the assassination of a russian journalist, latin tut aski in saint petersburg this week. no. there was just one big story in nato nations. the rest of popular opposition leader donald trump, who spoke on tuesday of his possible death penalty less prominent was the prospect of nuclear war. as us politicians ignored warnings from badging not to meet taiwanese politicians saying when in california for more on nater 2nd front as it fights russia through ukraine is collier, host of the silken seal podcast about chinese

he's speaking with out of the i, m f, christy lina, your giver on monday. and so there there's losses being allocated by the world system now. but we should keep in mind if you just lower the interest rates back down, it won't solve the problem. what that means is that people will suffer from inflation at the dollar wiccans. yep. the inflation rate goes back up. and that hurts the poor. the most re, david mall past they're speaking with head of i, m f, crystelina you're gather. will another major topic of those meetings this week, ukraine and it's reconstruction. the, even as the war continues, the countries allies and international lenders are talking about how to get keep the support needs, and what it's capable of handling. and the need is immense. and the world banks latest estimate is $411000000000.00 over the next 10 years. that includes rebuilding homes and damage infrastructure like rail lines. also for helping farmers replace equipments or lands even costs more expensive insurance. i recently spoke with someone who visited ukraine as part of that a

m f. crystelina you're gather, will another major topic. those meetings this week, ukraine and it's reconstruction, the, even as the war continues, the countries allies and international lenders are talking about how to get keep the support needs, and what it's capable of handling. and the need is immense. and the world banks latest estimate is $411000000000.00 over the next 10 years. that includes rebuilding homes and damaged infrastructure like rail lines. also for helping farmers replace equipments or lands even the cost more expensive insurance. i recently spoke with someone who visited ukraine as part of that assessment on a piano is managing director of operations world bank. i began by asking her what struck her most about the needs and ukraine. ok, thank you. and nice to be with you again a yes i, i returned to ukraine just a few weeks ago. and what struck me was, of course that, and this war is continued to have huge a cost for ukraine as well as bill over effect. so when we see the numbers all the time, the humanitarian at cost at

m f research. let's go down to some of the other global business stores making headlines, wind and solar power accounted for a record 12 percent of global electricity generation last year. that's according to a report by the ember thing tank report also showed the power sector carbon emissions may have peaked, although they have yet to begin falling. twitter seo, ellen must says the company is roughly breaking even as most advertisers have returns and aggressive cost cutting efforts, kick in twitter now has $1500.00 employees. shark drop from the 8000 staff members before must bought the company. last year with china is leading the growth of export restrictions on critical ra, minerals. that's according to a new report by the o. e. c. d. or then 13000 new restrictions were implemented by the end of 2020 to 5 fold increase in more than a decade. a beijing is heavily regulating raw materials that are needed for electric cars and renewable energy coating, lithium cobalt and mangan. let's go over now.