as look at this with uh, a donate who is a professor of public health at the university of poverty. and she joined us from the world congress of public health in road. welcome to the w professor. is this the right move by the w h u? well, of course, it is as was long awaited, and in practical terms, it doesn't change much. many countries had already lifted to the emergency state is a totally a year ago. but it is indeed a global and very strong statement by the w show, which gives us hope and willingness to continue to promote the prevention and not lowering attention to the damage which is not on going on and doesn't have any practical consequences. this lowering of the, of the emergency level, or is it purely symbolic as well? i would say that is, it has practical implication in terms of norms, perhaps funding and research. but what is important today that is a big symbolic statement taken by a w h o. right? first thing to do though, is to remember that this doesn't mean that cove it is over still very much present still very much amongst us. yes, that isn't very important. to comm

america's poverty is the test of sociologists and university professors in this book, princeton university of america has pointed out the fact that poverty in america is 25% higher than in other developed countries of the world. to protect wealth, much more effort has been made to help the poorest people in the society. now in america, it is 36 thousand dollars a year in the form of quality. taxes are given to the wealthiest families while the poorest 20% of americans get $25,000 in social security aid. water and electricity and doubling the average for housing in the united states in the past years indicates that the number of poor people in the united states is being added day by day . there are many people in this country, just look at the official statistics and documents, up to 38 million people live below the poverty line. the meaning is that if the poor people of america establish a country, that country will be more populous, it will be australia. in the new book, poverty is made in america, it is stated that the opposite scene can be seen in america , the scene of the rich who are

end of the plan , they will be welcomed in the plan because, unfortunately, omid in the near future, afghanistan will not have schools and universities for girls , the ban on women's work , poverty and the recognition of the taliban government, their conditions will be presented. greetings to the guests and publishers of afghanistan's ancient history, each of these foreign students chose our country for their studies and iran 's education was very good. my aunt encouraged me to come to iran. it is very good for our countries . the deputy minister of science and the head of the student affairs organization also announced plans to increase the recruitment of foreign students in the next few years . currently, there are more than 100,000 students between international students are studying in our country and we plan to have this number in the next four years , their nationality is currently in iran, and these conditions for iran are preparing for this ceremony that will take place after the holy mashhad with the symbolic presence of foreign students in the holy shrine of hazrat fatima . masoumeh, peace be upon him, was held in may the different cities of our country provide us with

in the past, a book was published in america called poverty is made in america, and at the time of the sociologist and professor at princeton university , he pointed out in this book the fact that the poverty rate in america is 25 % higher than in other countries. it is advanced in the world to protect the wealth much more than care is taken to help the poorest people in the society. in north america, 36 thousand dollars are given to the richest families in the form of tax exemption , while the poorest people in america, who are among the 20 % of the lowest income there are 25 thousand dollars a year the social security format helps. this is really shameless. the author of the book elsewhere points out the 115% increase in the cost of gasoline, water and electricity and the doubling of housing rent in the united states in the past years, and the fact that day by day the population of tens of thousands millions of poor people in america will be added. there are many countries in the province, just look at the official statistics and documents. now in america , 38 million people live below the poverty line. if the poor people of america

poverty is made in america . in this book, a sociologist and a professor at princeton university in the united states pointed out the fact that the level oferty in america , 25% more than in other developed countries of the world the government is more interested in protecting the wealth than helping the poorest people in the society. in america, 36 thousand dollars in tax exemptions are given to the richest families, while the poorest people in the united states, who are among the lowest 20% of income, are given 25 a thousand dollars will be helped in the form of social security. this is really shameless. the author of the book elsewhere points to the 115% increase in the cost of gasoline, water and electricity and the doubling of the average housing rent in the united states in the past years, and the fact that day by day the population a few tens of millions of poor people will be added in america there are so many countries that we can only document by official statistics. in america, 38 million people live below the poverty line. this is because if the poor people of america were to establish a country, that country would be more pop

of mass poverty in canada is being discussed. is it worth it to provide maximum simplified euthanasia for the poor in the main medical journal, leading experts at the university of toronto urge the authorities allocate funds for a program that will encourage impoverished canadians to forfeit a life under medical supervision and similar recommendations. they don't even cause public outrage in canada, moreover, the country is already carrying out about 10,000 euthanasias a year for about half of canadians. according to that , the authorities should help to facilitate the death of a disabled person who is mentally unhealthy, and now to those who do not have a decent fortune. the epidemiological situation of measles in belarus is controlled and managed for this on the territory of our country the full range of sanitary and anti-epidemic measures is implemented, the disease most often does not proceed severely, although there are cases with a detailed clinical picture of the disease, it is necessary to strictly observe the home regimen or isolation in case of vitamin a deficiency and in unvaccinated children and adults with severe measles immunodeficiency. it can

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poverty issue for just one second. fast study just came out a few months done by columbia university and they were talking about the poverty of chinese, chinese-americans in new york city. and they found that the poverty rate this is kind of astonishing. everyone thinks asian millionaires, right? the poverty rate among chinese new york city was higher than the black poverty was something like 23% in poverty. and about 19% for african-american. so i said, wow, that's pretty. what about the rest rate for homicides? so did a little digging. found nypd data? and guess what? i found. the arrest rate for homicides among chinese new yorkers like 1.2 per 100,000 among the black was over ten per 100,000. whoa. so you have this group with very high poverty rate and pretty low violent rates. isn't that inconsistent with the narrative? it's totally with the narrative that poverty is the big drive. so giving out more money in anti-poverty program, i don't think is the solution here. here we have a high poverty group, very low violence rates. and not only do we have that crime adversity mismatch which barry just so expertly documents in th

but as the brown university researchers discovered of the 20 states with economies most depend, terry manufacturing, 14 of the 20 states experienced poverty rates at on par with, or in many cases, even higher rates than the national average. so what does that do is actually good for the economy? it's a challenge to that argument. and as all of many other challenges to that argue that, let me expand a little bit on it. we know from studying the military expenditure at over the lam, a remarkable reality for every dollar spent on the military producers less in the way of new jobs. then it did 5 years ago. even less than 10 years ago. in other words, the labor component of outlays on defense has been shrinking and nobody should be much surprised. that's mainly because our military is more and more mechanized, more and more computerized more. i'm you don't generate the kinds of job numbers you did baby in the 1950s, sixties, or seventies. you don't do that any more, which helps explain why on employment and so on in the high military spending. but there's a deeper problem here, which is very illogical and comes down almost to a question of eco

of mass poverty in canada is being discussed. is it worth providing the maximum simplified euthanasia procedure for the poor in the main medical journal, a leading specialist at the university of taroon urges the authorities to provide funds for a program that will encourage poor canadians to lose their lives under medical supervision and similar recommendations. it doesn’t even cause public indignation in canada; moreover, about ten thousand euthanasia per year for about half of canadians. according to what the authorities should help expose the care and lives of mentally ill disabled people, and now those who do not have a decent fortune. a fire in the capital of new zealand, a fire broke out in a wellington hostel , 10 people were killed in the fire, more than 20 injured , 11 more were missing. did not work in it. fire department signaling. management of unmanned aerial vehicles is a new direction in the academy of the ministry of internal affairs about the creation of a modern unit today, on the day of the 65th anniversary of the police university, said the minister of internal affairs, ivan kurakov. the need for the technical development of the academy is dictated by t

the consciousness so as not to see the abysmal poverty and destitution in which the citizens of the supposedly great superpower , the americans of the universeakes it on his chest and everything falls into place for him, and for putin, his understanding is so well done that even life around him is getting better over his head, and so on, and the president is very pleasant look and the fact that there is no money. well, this is such a small side effect. as they say, if good people help a little , buy a little piece of alcohol. it really works for russians. people don't care about reality. why don't the authorities build normal roads in their villages and cities? why don't they repair hospitals ? schools , grateful gardens, the main one, if there was vodka nearby, thanks to it, you can close your eyes to everything that happens around it, it is even somehow more fun to go to die in another country , i cross myself, it is not surprising that when on one of russian train truck with vodka overturned, it became an event of a national scale, a real holiday unexpectedly happened in one of the forces of the saratov region, a truck with vodka overturn

including both blue white collar careers, graduates of colleges, universities and trade schools enjoy higher salaries, lower rates of unemployment and poverty, and benefits with more graduates all benefit from a stronger and more productive economy. however, the loan program has grown so large that it siphons off many of benefits of college. some students are left worse off than if they had never attended college at all. one in three borrowers never graduates. they are left with debt, but no degree. historically, more than a million borrowers default on their loans year, and after a decade in repayment. typical black borrowers owe more than they originally borrowed. these debt burdens are shared not only by borrowers but by their families and communities. student debt discourages and public service and delays home ownership cuts into retirement savings, and makes it harder to start businesses and save for their own children's education. the biden-harris administration is tackling student debt by offering from the continuing economic effects the pandemic while providing targeted debt relief and making loans more affordable to repay than they

university of new york, an accredited law school. is that woman and speech that she made reflective of what the graduating lawyers are thinking? >> harold: probably. this is a povertyrn country locked by terrorism, drought, familiar in. the united states has poured $4 million in aid into that country. military aid. food assistance. she comes over here, we save her life probably, grew up in queens. we educated her, kept her safe, and she comes out of here and delivers a really venomous attack on everything that has made this country great. capitalism. the free market system. the pillars of this country, the foundations of this country she wants to destroy. we are educating this woman with our tax dollars and she repays us by saying thank you, now we're going to destroy you. this woman is a half cocked cable news host would say that lawyers are the new terrorists. i wouldn't go so far as to say that. what i'm saying, people are saying that. >> jeanine: dana, what about the fact that she is a future lawyer? we combine that with some of the law students objecting to the federal judge who came in and spoke there. >> dana: but that's what i have written down. that was at

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universal preschool meals to all children to tackle child poverty. prime min. sunak: mr. speaker, the numbers are as followed, there are 1.7 billion people fewer living and poverty because of the actions of this government and that includes hundreds of thousands of children. and the honorable lady -- like the honorable lady i want to ensure that children do not live in poverty. and the best way is to make sure that they do not have -- they do not live in a work list household. we have reduce the number of children living in a work list household by several thousand. >> mr. speaker, -- has paid 35,000 pounds to saint teresa's hospice. her doctor refused to sign it off. undeterred, my 80-year-old constituents managed to two secure permission for a wing walk. will the prime minister join me and congratulating nancy. prime min. sunak: i would like to thank nancy for all of her fundraising work. i do wonder if my honorable friend will be joining her. and good luck for her flight on saturday. more generally, the hospital -- hospice supports 300,000 people in the u.k.. and i commend all of the staff working for the incredible work that they do. prime min. sunak: -- member: does t

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poverty line, in order to calculate it, the authorities are looking at how the consumer basket has risen in price compared to the fourth quarter of the twentieth year, professor of the financial universitynment alexander safonov says rbc says the decrease in the proportion of the poor was also affected by an increase in social payments and indexation of pensions and an increase in nominal incomes of the population but also increased mortality. pensioners during the pandemic, because among them the proportion of the poor is especially high. world oil prices fell by 4 dollars the day before and today they are losing almost another 2 1/2 dollars. investors' fears have been formed from poor statistics on the chinese economy and the expectation that world central banks will continue to raise key rates, thereby slowing down the industry. this means that the demand for oil will decrease. the russian stock market is declining these minutes, but the truth is not as rapidly as oil prices, its ruble everyone continues to rise in price dollar. now it costs 79-28 euros, 87, 59. mikhail shulgin, head of the department for global research on investment discoveries, explains all this by the effect of t

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poverty in this country, yet we are the fifth richest economy in the world. so, can the prime minister say why he would not support universal free school meals for hundreds of thousandsveral thousand command that is the most powerful thing we can do in the long run to get those children the best possible start in life. mr speaker. _ best possible start in life. mr speaker, nancy best possible start in life. m speaker, nancy spencer from darlington speaker, nancy spencerfrom darlington has raised over £35,000 for saint teresa's hospice in the last 25 years. her next adventure was to do a skydive, but having had a pacemakerfitted, her doctor a pacemaker fitted, her doctor refused a pacemakerfitted, her doctor refused to sign it off. however, undeterred, my 80—year—old constituent managed to secure a sign up constituent managed to secure a sign up for a wing walk. will my right honourable friend join me in wishing nancy well as he takes to the skies this saturday?— this saturday? well, can i come i can i 'oin this saturday? well, can i come i can lioin my _ this saturday? well, can i come i can ijoin my honourable - this saturday? well, can i come i can ijoin my honoura

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universal preschool meals to all children to tackle child poverty. prime min. sunak: mr. speaker, the numbers are as followed, there are 1.7 billion people fewer living and poverty because of the actions of this government and that includes hundreds of thousands of children. and the honorable lady -- like the honorable lady i want to ensure that children do not live in poverty. >> we are leaving this to keep our 40-year commitment to the u.s. house. later they will consider several services financial services bills and calling on leaders to condemn and combat being. you breathe life into humanity and gave us the same influence when you allowed us to speak. remind us this day of the responsibility we have in wielding this authority. call us to accountability as even today we wield the power you have bestowed on us to create and destroy just with a word. we pray your blessing on the enumerable words, opinions, and concerns that have been voiced in the last days, weeks, and months and which will be brought forth to the deliberations facing this body this week. as the concerns of all parties are placed on the table, cast your light on the decisions to be made, that there would