of england, right? it's based interest rate. and i'm just wondering from where you'll positioned in the united kingdom, how, you know, the bank of england watches, what's going on in america understands the spending issues under the debt ceiling. and why the treasury is so angry at the fiche rating. how does, how does raising bank rates in the u. k. a dealing with inflation relate to what's going on in the us because every countries try to deal with inflation of the inventory they globally or no, absolutely. um, inpatient. this is a physical problem. the question by come to not he was in the us about the boxes, i actually don't think is directly related to the slides and physical deficits. we have a sizable physical deficit because of a coverage under basic. and we have a lot in the else from office financial crisis and everybody was trying to be worried about physical debt and deficit. since and everything was gonna go to here on it. and i'm wary about raising those as to a particular purpose. i'm, i'm, and i'm getting because i think some of the policies i've followed up that time. where are you going to be damaging? what i would rather focus on? i think he's actually l

in this regard, large-scale purchases of weapons from the united states of america to the united kingdom of the republic of korea have begun, including tanks, artillery systems, air defense systems, pro and combat aircraft, in addition, there are plans to create on a regular basis the so-called polish ukrainian connection, ostensibly to ensure security. western ukraine and in fact, for the subsequent occupation of this territory, other msu news is planned to be included in the program of engineering schools and universities that the university has developed a new standard in the field of fundamental engineering. mikhail mishustin. today rector viktor sadovnichy told about. i remembered that the programs of scientific and technological development of the state sent more than a trillion rubles and promised to instruct mines on barscience to integrate msu projects with thirty engineering schools that are now being created msu has been working on a program on fundamental engineering for quite a long time. tell us how things are 15 years ago. i thought that an engineer is already traveling, a

in this regard, this means large-scale purchases of weapons from the united states of america to the united kingdom of the republic of korea, including tanks , artillery systems, anti-aircraft defense and combat aircraft, in addition, there are plans to create on a regular basis the so-called polish-ukrainian connection, allegedly for security. western ukraine and in fact, for the subsequent occupation of this territory, the minister of defense announced the risks of further escalation of conflicts and the readiness of western countries to invest significant resources in ukraine. in addition , according to sergei shoigu, the offensive entry into nato of finland and, in the future, sweden , is a serious discibilizing factor. the alliance can hang out finland weapons capable of hitting it is critically important that russia’s target from the west is to invest in ukraine a significant part of the available resources in order to reverse the situation on the battlefield in their favor serious risks of further escalation conflicts in the western northwestern strategic directions threats to the military s

in this regard, large-scale purchases of weapons from the united states of america to the united kingdom of the republic of korea , including tanks, artillery systems , air defense systems, and combat aircraft. in addition, there are plans to create on a regular basis the so-called polish-ukrainian connection, ostensibly to ensure security. western ukraine and in fact, for the subsequent occupation of this territory, russian units are developing success in the okopensk direction captured four strongholds and five observation posts of ukrainian formations in the kharkiv region in the krasnolimansky direction in the lpr, our servicemen repelled six counterattacks, about 60 militants were eliminated in the vicinity. artyomovsk. drone kamikaze lancet hit another american infantry fighting vehicle bradley russian fighters successfully restrain enemy attempts to go on the offensive on the southern flank of the city in the area of ​​kleshchievka, but, and in these shots, zaporozhye region, nato, the equipment runs into a minus explosion literally burns through the armored bottom of the vehicle,

with this, large-scale purchases of weapons from the united states of america to the united kingdom of the republic of korea have begun, including tanks, artillery systems, air defense systems, and military aviation. security. western ukraine and in fact for the subsequent occupation of this territory taking into account the armed forces eastern european countries in the immediate vicinity of the border of the union state placed about 300-60.000. military personnel 8,000 armored vehicles 6,000 artillery systems and mortars 650 aircraft and helicopters are also deploying troops to the belarusian border, lithuania and latvia, riga introduces enhanced border regime , while the lithuanian prime minister reported that the baltic republic and poland have developed a plan for a one-time blockade of their borders on the border with our country . and at the exit from lithuania there are already posters that do not risk security, do not visits, you may never return to belarus, but this does not frighten adequate lithuanians. at the beginning of the year , 230,000 people visited our country witho

of england rates, it's based interest rate. and i'm just wondering for where you'll positioned in the united kingdom, how, you know, the bank of england watches, what's going on in america understands the spending issues under the debt ceiling and why the treasury is so angry at the fits rating. how does, how does raising bank rates in the u. k. a dealing with inflation relate to what's going on in the us cuz every countries tried to deal with inflation of somebody baton. they gladly no, absolutely. um, inpatient is, is a physical problem. the question by come to not he was in the us of the moment, i actually don't think is directly related to the slides and physical data says we have a sizable physical that is on because of a carpet kind of like we have a lot in the all small has financial crisis and i thought it was charles, we've already bought physical debt, some depositions, and everything was gonna go to here on it. and i'm wary about raising those as to a particular purpose, and i'm on it again because i think some of the policies i've followed up that time . where are you currently be damaging? what i would rather focus on? i think he's actually looking at this

in this regard, it means that large-scale purchases of weapons from the united states of america and the united kingdomrepublic of korea includes tanks, artillery systems, air defense and combat aircraft. in addition, there are plans to create on a regular basis the so-called polish ukrainian formation, ostensibly to provide security for the subsequent occupation of this territory. taking into account the armed forces of the eastern european countries , about 300-60,000 military personnel are deployed in close proximity to the borders of the union state 8,000 armored vehicles 6,000 mortar artillery systems, 650 aircraft and helicopters, militant nato intensified activities in the eastern direction to the belarusian and russian borders of the troops. now they are also transferring yours to latvia, official riga is introducing an enhanced border regime until february next year, and in vilnius it was reported that the baltic republics and poland even developed a plan for a one-time blockade of their guns. well, in such conditions, belarus is forced to respond adequately. we are progressively introducing t

and these countries, and i am looking at united states of america, united kingdom, france, i mean, they had decades to do a, you know, some good, prosperous work for africa. they did absolutely nothing to this country to, you know, africa in general. well, i've been trying is really investing in infrastructure and africa helping to bring pilots in many parts of the continent. the still has a short of electricity. for example, russia is in the midst of building nuclear reactors to help bring power to the african continent as well. the china is already the new economic king pin alex, it's already number one with with g d p power to you is china, the us? it's india. number 5 is russia number 10, the u. k. number 9. the problem is, i mean he comes really gone down, china is going up, rushes going out, the g d p is improving. but at the end of the day i like so i don't have too much time. left. is it is america's ship on his shoulder against beijing, multitude with the fact that china is a new economic king pin of the world or, or is that more to it than that? i mean, you've said it right. a

continent in this regard, which means that large-scale purchases of weapons from the united states of america to the united kingdomrea include tanks, artillery systems , air defense systems and combat aviation. in addition, there are plans to create on a regular basis the so-called polish ukrainian connections, ostensibly for security. western ukraine and in fact, for the subsequent occupation of this territory, it is precisely with the need to strengthen the defense of the western borders that the decision of the ministry of defense, supported by the president, to divide the territory of the current huge western military district, and it stretches from karelia to voronezh to the moscow and leningrad military circle, is connected. more operational details of the upcoming reorganization and strengthening of the russian army grouping on the western borders and discussed today at a board meeting with the participation of sergei shoigu, but already behind closed doors alexey golovko alexander ivankov to lead. today , vera vasilyeva did not become the people's artist of the ussr , beloved by millions of viewers for her

international relations, the special relationship between the united kingdom and america is one of thosengs that can never be broken. yet, both administrations don't always see i die but when it comes to finances and inflations, are they working together? how do you assess the way that they are trying to conduct a deal with inflation and the problems of the general public has at large? some of them are losing their homes. >> i think both countries are puddling -- paddling on canoes. the american fed is trying to get inflation under control its way. unemployment is doing well on that. it is not going to be concerned about what it -- is going on in other countries. it will only take guidance of foreign leaders, to the extent that the british economy is affected by global forces, particularly by the strength of the dollar and the cost of energy, which is priced in dollars. it's not whether the u.s. leads and the u.k. follows, and it is often -- as it is often portrayed, it is more so that it is more -- there is more sufficient dependents. >> one final comment, william from you. is this goin

who today determine the world order and ensure geopolitical stability i mean the united states of america, the united kingdomwe sometimes hear that this union is impossible, it is usually said by those who remember the operation on daman island, and if now it is important to ask the majority of russians how much they want or the chinese of this union, and you will get an answer where 2/3 will insist on this and only those who are informed know the history of land grabbing, the history of damansky island, it will be if they avoid or distance themselves from this union if we add to this the fairy tale that and the reality that the chinese today are very skillfully capturing the far east and siberia of russia, then we will get an answer not just that they are capturing each other, but add to this the law that adopted two years ago by the state duma of the russian federation on the special status of the lands of the far east where in fact

i mean the united states of america, the united kingdom , the european union and, in fact, if we sometimeser they are planning an operation on the island of damansky, and if you ask the majority of russians how much they want or the chinese of this union , you will get an answer where 2/3 will insist on this, and only those who informed, they know the history of the mutual seizure of lands, the history of the daman island, it will be if they avoid or distance themselves from this union, if we add to this a fairy tale about the fact that the chinese today are very skillfully occupying the far east and siberia of russia, and we will get an answer not just there is admiration for each other

everything with this means and large-scale purchases of weapons from the united states of america and the united kingdomublic of korea include tanks, artillery systems , air defense and combat aircraft. in addition, there are plans to create on a regular basis the so-called polish ukrainian formation, ostensibly to ensure security. western ukraine and in fact, for the subsequent occupation of this territory , taking into account the armed forces of the eastern european countries 300-60,000 military personnel 8,000 armored vehicles 6,000 kelviran systems and mortars 650 aircraft and helicopters through the formation of regional states in the world all of the atlantic block response, the necessary measures to neutralize them, we will discuss at the meeting and adopt the appropriate decision. well, right now, this is the most going to build a special agricultural port to transport ukrainian grain and turned to the european union for help with a request to increase the capacity of the already existing harbor. according to bloomber, without this, warsaw will not be able to increase the supply of ukrainian gr

of the united states and the united kingdom. mr. badreddin warned that as long as saudi arabia is tied to america and submits to the dictated policies of this country, the problem of fire will remain. secretary general of ansarullah stated that it is not possible. yemen should remain silent in the face of the ongoing current situation and the great problems that have been created for it, and the report of the end of the world today introduces iran's tourist attractions in pakistan. the first international tourism investment exhibition of pakistan with the participation of different countries such as iran, malaysia, thailand, turkey and azerbaijan started in the city of rawalpindi from iran's booth at the pakistan international tourism exhibition. pakistan's prominent government and private sector were present, both countries have a lot of potential . there are many ancient works with very kind and loving people and it has very good attractions for our country. the production here can be repeated between the two countries. in the iran pavilion , iranian food handicrafts and pictures of historical and cultural attractions of iran will

watching the program of the ukrainian voice of america service time my name is maria yanovska congratulations let's start with the main european news the united kingdomeplaced the minister of defense ben walls the new head of the ministry has become an experienced politician and the former minister of energy grandshaps handballs has become a symbol of unwavering british support for ukraine in the war against russia, and one of the notable episodes of his activity was the case in the summer when he called on ukraine to make more efforts to show international partners in its gratitude for help about what led to such changes in the government of the united kingdom and how this will be reflected in aid to ukraine we talk

of america program time-time. my name is maria yanovska. congratulations, let's start with the main european news. the united kingdom has replaced the minister of defense , ben walls. voice became a symbol of unwavering british support for ukraine in the war against russia, and one of the notable episodes of his activity was the case in the summer when he called on ukraine to make more efforts to to show our international partners our gratitude for the help about what led to such changes in the government of the united kingdom and how it will be reflected in the aid to ukraine, we will talk with our correspondent in london bohdan tsyupan bohdana hello tell us what is known about the new minister of defense and what is his position on aid chaps of ukraine, he is a very experienced politician, he has held many ministerial positions . some may even think that he has held too many positions in a fairly short period of time. but he is considered a reliable performer by the faithful leadership of the conservative party which er is obviously in power in this country and he actually proved himself to be a very skilled commu

america? they had an englishman who was not iran and iran's oil, they had interests elsewhere, and of course, the united kingdomwould join it because of iran, because of another country, so it maintains its own strategic relationship . i had not paid attention to it. let's find the end for ourselves the term of the presidency of kabul made us not to forget the closeness of america and england in time . in this regard, proposals were made to iran both by the british and the world, which was a worthy proposal . the way to preserve the long-term interests of mossadegh's government, i also discussed the food zoo, the researcher of contemporary history , let's go to niger, the new authorities, after the coup in this country, the security and defense cooperation agreements with france and the cancellation of the al-jazeera network reported that the supporters of the military council niger to protest for the demand for the withdrawal of french troops from their country continues. the slogans and demonstrations demanding the withdrawal of french troops from niger can be seen almost every day in the streets of niamey, t

union, great britain and america he also entered into the issue that the initial treaty of the tripartite alliance was signed between iran, the soviet union, and the united kingdom, which was later entered with the efforts of foroughi , because he believed that the presence of the united states in this treaty was a guarantee for the withdrawal of the allies from iran after the war, and what is interesting is that this the alliance agreement that was concluded with this actually turned the country of iran, the soviet union and britain into an occupation, and the alliance was occupied in the country of iran, and we see all the following characteristics, that is, their behavior towards the iranian statesmen , towards the people of iran and in the areas under the soviet occupation is the absolute rule of the northern regions regarding people, they decided to close the press and when the 14th parliament elections are held, the representatives who are in the parliament among all the occupied regions are representatives who are close to the soviet policies and close to the tudeh party. the only interesting thing is that the election from isfahan is a labor union force

united states is near the top of the g7 . growth in the top of the g7. growth in the united near united kingdom is near the bottom of the g7. the economy actually isn't. isn't that bad for america biden. >> that will help joe biden. i think economy a lot think the economy is in a lot better state than we are in, and i think there's lessons i think there's some lessons for us as well, us to learn in that as well, because thing you do is because first thing you do is put right. and put your economy right. and unfortunately, the conservatives haven't which gives haven't done that, which gives the chance , gives the labour a huge chance, gives us chance and to secure us a great chance and to secure be number 10. be in number 10. >> not help joe biden >> did it not help joe biden that america was not impacted so much by energy crisis much by the energy crisis because they produced so much of their own oil and gas and looking at labour's policy on oil and gas, on having no new exploration option, would that not make the economic challenges this country faces worse in the future? no i think what we've doneis future? no i think what we've done is paid a huge amount of money at the mome

going on in the united kingdom, and i saw here in america just yesterday a story breaking a christian breaking that a christian charity memphis closed down charity from memphis closed down by ofk of america. you've got this problem here, too, haven't you? >> do. and it's >> yeah, we do. and it's something that we've stop something that we've got to stop immediately. one of the immediately. and one of the things to figure in things we have to figure out in financial regulation making financial regulation is making sure banks don't start sure that banks don't start going this process of going through this process of de—banking playing de—banking people playing basically playing politics through financial system through our financial system and our institutions . it's our financial institutions. it's just not right, period . and one just not right, period. and one of the reasons why the american economy has been really the bastion for innovation and capital formation is because unless you're doing something criminal, you're largely left alone to just do what you want. you can bank anywhere for you can borrow money as long as you can borrow money as long as you can pay it back. y

of the teamsters. i was not a union guy. tom: our stereotype is the united kingdom is more union than america. is that wrong?hink the direction from -- has declined a lot. we have hardly anyone in the union compared to 20, 30 years ago. would you be a union guy if we had wages like the 70's? with that be a decent position to take on the economy? lisa: would you be a union guy if ups had led to that direct pass-through? this is a difficult moment and you are seeing it in europe more than the u.s.. >> the real test of a union guy is whether you actually allow labor to strike. lisa: and you do not. jonathan: i am saying that has to be the real test to the president. have we seen that happen? no. it is easy to say "i am a union guy." let's see if they can go on strike. that is the real test. this is bloomberg. ♪ you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, 36 month financing on select smart beds. shop now only at sleep number. wow, you get to watch all your favorite stuff. it's to die for. and it's all right here. streaming was never this easy, you know.

united kingdom, and i saw here in america just yesterday a story breaking a christian breaking that a christian charity memphis closed down charity from memphis closed down by bank america . you've by the bank ofoblem here, too, haven't you? >> do. and it's >> yeah, we do. and it's something that we've stop something that we've got to stop immediately. one of the immediately. and one of the things to figure in things we have to figure out in financial regulation making financial regulation is making sure banks don't start sure that banks don't start going this process of going through this process of de—banking playing de—banking people playing basically playing politics through financial system through our financial system and our institutions . it's our financial institutions. it's just not right, period . and one just not right, period. and one of the reasons why the american economy has been really the bastion for innovation and capital formation is because unless you're doing something criminal, you're largely left alone to just do what you want. you can bank anywhere for you can borrow money as long as you can borrow money as long as you can pay it back. you pay for your you pay for what

reaching down into south america and they now control if , if not and they now control if, if not all, then a substantial amount of the cocaine and heroin trade in the united kingdomin the uk, these are ruthless, well—organised , professional and well—organised, professional and highly dangerous criminal networks. they are not people who are going to be deterred by having an ankle bracelet . having an ankle bracelet. >> yeah, and henry, this i think actually summarises what one of the major issues with the ankle bracelets plan was in the first place, which is that well, if you want to abscond, you would just cut it off and you would back that the security just cut it off and you would ba our that the security just cut it off and you would ba our police that the security just cut it off and you would ba our police force the security just cut it off and you would baour police force is; security just cut it off and you would baour police force is; se