the china media corporation and the big asia tv channel are developing partnerships with belteleroka,e joint projects, creative internships, and exchanges. experience, work and content. for more than two years now, together with colleagues from the chinese media corporation, we have been working on a very interesting project , which i hope will become available after our visit today for viewers of the belarus 24 tv channel, and we will expand our cooperation with other countries to promote the chinese panorama, the chinese panorama - this is the largest project in russian, but if we take the information space of the world in general, today we can proudly say that together with our colleagues we are making the largest information project about china outside of china, an interview with the general director of the big asia tv channel alexander lebedev and the director of the eurasian bureau of the media corporation of china wang bin, see the event program on our tv channel on thursday, november 23 at 18:30 coniferous heralds of the new year are already appearing on the main platforms of

closely , well, secondly, these are new contacts, it was very important to get acquainted with the big asiav channel, a russian tv channel, but it broadcasts in the asian vector, but we are heading to the east, we have interest there, and the country is striving to join the shanghai organization cooperation, we are looking closely at cocean, brix and other associations, and it is very important to test this ground, how we can go there, jointly, doing projects or exchanging content, this is also very important, in this direction we will move, well, with the media center of turkmenistan... which has been created internationally, this is also an opportunity to establish contact, make friends and exchange content, this is also very important. the new season has recently started, we all know what new products await viewers of the belarus 24 tv channel? first of all, these are favorite programs, we will modernize them. these will be the most interesting guests, this will be a good opportunity to get to know the traditions of belarusian culture and our country even closer and deeper. first, we wil

closely, and secondly, these are new contacts, it was very important to get acquainted with the big asia tv channel, and the russian tv channel, but it broadcasts in the asian vector, but we are heading to the east, we have interest there and the country is striving for shanghai ... organizing cooperation, we are looking closely at kosean, brix and other associations, and it is very important to test this ground, how we can go there, together, doing projects or sharing content, this is also very important, in this direction we we will move, but with the media center of turkmenistan, which has been created internationally, this is also an opportunity to establish contact, make friends and exchange content, this is also very important, a new season has recently started, we all know what new products await... tv viewers of the belarus 24 tv channel, these are their favorites, firstly programs, we will modernize them, these will be the most interesting guests , this will be a good opportunity to get to know the traditions of the belarusian culture and our country even closer and deeper , fir

the eurasian bureau of the chinese media corporation, wang bin, and the general director of the big asiav channel, alexander lebedev. today. guests of our program, hello, hello, dear mr. wangbin, let's start with you, how do you see cooperation with belarusian colleagues, what tasks do you set for yourself and how to their solution can be helped by our tv channel belarus 24. well, i immediately wanted to say that in march of this year, when alexander grigorievich made a visit to china, the media corporation of china, the broadcasters, signed a memorandum of cooperation within the framework of this memorandum of cooperation we will further develop our mutual work, we will - create joint projects, exchange content, can further strengthen exchanges between employees and exchange experiences to work belarus and china have the same positions on the international agenda, and we will be here, we have a lot of work that we can tell more about belarus, the chinese audience, and your company can represent more, belarus, in your opinion, can it be useful for the chinese viewer? well, trade between

tv channel big asia talks about the past, and of course about the present of asian countries. you also work quite closely with the media corporation china. you have joint projects, tell us about the most significant ones? well, you know, in fact, we launched the website tv channel in 2017. it was no coincidence that we chose the site for the launch and presentation of our project, it was the st. petersburg international economic forum, in our orbit, let’s say, there are all the states of asia, 49 of them, and we believe that after all, the largest state is not just in the world, and the largest and most influential state in asia is russia and the partner and driver of all development. asian today is without a doubt china, so for more than two years now we have been working together with colleagues from the chinese media corporation on a very interesting project, which i hope will become available after our visit today for viewers of the belarus 24 tv channel and we will expand our cooperation with other countries to promote the chinese panorama . the chinese panorama is the la

closely, and secondly, these are new contacts, it was very important to get acquainted with the big asia russian tv channel, but it broadcasts in the asian vector, and we are taking a course to the east, we have interest there, and the country is striving to join the shanghai cooperation organization , we are looking closely at kasian, brix and other associations and it is very important and... sharing content, this is also very important, we will move in this direction, well with media center of turkmenistan, which has been created internationally, this is also an opportunity to establish contact, make friends and exchange content, this is also very important , a new season has recently started, we all know what new products await viewers of the belarus 24 tv channel, these are favorite programs, firstly, these there will be very interesting guests, this will be a good opportunity to get to know the traditions of belarusian culture and our country even closer and deeper, firstly, we will give the opportunity to viewers not only russian-speaking, well, suddenly they do not speak russian,

closely, and secondly, these are new contacts , it was very important to get acquainted with the big asian vector, but we are heading to the east, we have an interest there, the country is striving for cooperation in the shanghai organization , we are looking closely at kosian, brix and other associations, and it is very important to test this... projects or content exchange, this is also very important, in this direction we will move, well, with the media center of turkmenistan, which has been created internationally, this is also an opportunity to establish contact, make friends and exchange content, this is also very important , a new season has recently started, we all know what new products await viewers of the belarus 24 tv channel, these are our favorite programs, firstly, we we will modernize them, these will be... the most interesting guests, this will be a good opportunity to get to know the traditions of the belarusian culture and our country even closer and deeper , firstly, we will give the opportunity to viewers not only russian-speaking ones, what if they don’t speak russia

watch the interview with the general director of the big asia tv channel, alexander lebedev, and then thursday, november 23 at 18:30. coniferous heralds of the new year are already appearing on the main venues of minsk in pavlova and gorkovoy parks , decorated fireworks trees are already adorning the ice palace of the cinema. for the winter holidays 27 new year trees will grow in minsk. even before the calendar winter, the festive city sparkles and sparkles in the shop windows and assortment of shopping centers. the headliner of all new year's souvenirs and christmas tree decorations will be a dragon. it is this mythical hero that will replace the symbol of this year according to the eastern calendar. rabbit, in the windows of the capital's department store you can see a real winter fairy tale. of course, the symbol of the coming new year is a dragon. and we always surprise our residents of the city of minsk, this time too there are sculptures like this on both sides. our task is to create a new year's mood for people first of all. we are telling. about the most fascinating things fr

of the eurasian bureau of the media corporation china wang bingyi and the general director of the big asialebedev. next in the event program are new citizens of the country, an agreement with russia on the mutual recognition of fines for traffic violations, and a new season of the 100 ideas project for belarus. let's go back to studio in a few minutes. this is the events program for belarus 24 and we continue. 20 people took the oath of citizenship of belarus, the solemn ceremony took place in minsk, we will learn more from our columnist svetlana chernova. former residents of eleven countries, including the cis and the middle east, became belarusians. they all swore to respect the constitution, defend the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of our state. let me note that in order to obtain belarusian citizenship, you need to live on territory of the country for at least 5 years, and also know one of the state languages. just since the beginning of this. year, more than 3,500 foreigners came here for permanent residence in the fifteenth year, they sold a house in kazakhstan

made a big voyage to asia this week french president macron. for.visit from the very first minutes turned out to be memorable: in astana, macron was almost covered with snow, a cold reception for shirami. in fact, of course, the dear guest was greeted warmly; kazakh hospitality does not allow it any other way. an honorary karau, a hug, takaev even taught macron the asian game of asyk, alchik, an ancient analogue of small towns, only with dominoes as a projectile. all this certainly looks very soulful. but by the way, how do you say hypocrite in french? here macron speaks with a smile from ear to ear to the ear: we are following the path of friendship, this is the path for kazakhstan, which does not want to be anyone’s vassal. france is against colonialism, bees are against honey, but these guys are not shy at all, so bloomberg writes in plain text: headline: macron landed in putin’s backyard, looking for uranium friends. that's how they perceive it. region in reality , but for the record, of course, smiles are a game of domino, the case when we are

big war. wwii. from asia, only japan is directly involved in this global battle. but other countries in asia are victims of this war. one is iran, which is occupied done but this great war is a golden opportunity for indonesian people. the japanese attacked their neighbors like germany. they took part of china and went to indonesia. where there was no more news of that powerful dutch army. japanese. caused the release of many indonesian prisoners from the dutch prison . the people of indonesia have been living under the flag and boots of the dutch soldiers for a century. many men and their experts have tasted the prisons of the maubor and tall dutch soldiers. but today, one of these men, who spent a decade of his life in the prison of the dutch, will be freed had this man, whom muslims call ahmed sukarno, has made a strange decision. today, he stands in front of the radio microphone and announces with a calm, confident and paternal voice: indonesia will leave the dutch colonialism forever. sukarno has started a big game with the defeated dutch army, but the dutch

america, will the chinese leader succeed in this during his visit to san francisco, where the big summit of asiaeconomic cooperation and most importantly, how in this situation and what will happen to the russian federation in this situation, because we know that putin once said that there should be many of these poles in the world, that the palette in the world should be multipolar, and now we are talking about two poles, whether it will be so or not, i think that the diplomat and former permanent representative of ukraine at the united nations volodymyr yelchenko will know the answers to these questions, in short, the program will be interesting, stay tuned channel and watch vasyl's long broadcast from the winter, we will be on the air literally... in 12 minutes, wait, vasyl, you have a word. thank you sergey, so at 20:00, the verdict program, do not miss it, you will learn more, and now we will prepare, listen to lina, i will briefly i will tell you what will be discussed today, she sent a court, with her, over her husband , a black dress to be elegant, these are the words of marta dzyuba, th

a member joins us with a big focus on asia. thank you, jennifer.e meeting between the two presidents. what happens after this is you get a lot of spin and analysis. where has that spin and analysis been centered in terms of the big takeaways from that meeting? >> i think a lot of the focus has been on sort of the positive vibes coming out of the meeting itself. the deliverables, communications, restoring though leader level hotline, progress on fentanyl and cooperation. that has been temped down by the comments from president biden and president xi jinping and china's lytic close system. it raised the question of whether it would under nine -- undermine the progress. it speaks to the fact that the meeting was a positive sign but won't correct the differences in underlying tensions in this relationship. it's a sign they are managing those. sonali: what about the power dynamic? what does it say about president xi jinping's relative power as an economic force? >> i think he remains very much politically in charge in china and there are no real challen

it serves 10 to dice burgers around the world in the us europe last in america, africa, and asia. the big mac is available on every continents except point toxic up. and it is made in the same way in every country. as the bonds patty onions pickles, let us cheese and catch up. it's the same in some 40300 franchise restaurants in a 120 countries. but it's not both most failing for mcdonalds. it is face criticism for hygiene, working conditions, and mass production of the which is bad for the climate. but for economists, the global presence of the big mac has come in handy in another way to see how different countries compare economically. my colleague underestimate what health explains bergen nomics. what is the big mac index? the big mac is sold all over the world. but the same burger from the same fast food chain doesn't trust the same and every country. why is bad? and what does it mean? according to one's theory, a perfectly functional global market wouldn't have these kinds of price differences . the fact that they do exist is because of differences in purchasing power in different co

south korea, japan, taiwan, and even china has some big tech giants. >> in north asia our bias is toward and japan is a very vibrant robotics and automotive space. i do not know if you would classify that as technology, and they are benefiting from china's reorientation of its economy away from consumer technology to sort of hardware, semi conductor, high end technology, and it needs a lot of robotics to do that. shery: mark matthews, always great to get your insights. i believe we have some breaking news over the developing openai story. haidi: it has been high drama and high-stakes. this is according to the information which is reporting microsoft is considering taking a role on the board if sam altman returns to openai according to two people with the talks from people in this information. microsoft could take a seat as a member of the board of directors or a voting seat without voting power. in these discussions form a broader part of backers to reinstate altman. satya nadella has been assisting the interim ceo in these discussions over his return according to these people. if sam al

the big events in asia including rba and china data, neither of them helped the move.er a hike and yet the aussie sank lower and china data was disappointing. a negative mood going to europe. anna: let's look at what that means for the future picture. it looks negative. down by .4%, the euro stoxx 50 futures. negativity in the markets. in terms of where we were yesterday, european markets heading lower and u.s. higher. the futures picture looks united on the downside. u.s. futures down .2%. it does seem as if we lost confidence in the narrative that was given a boost by friday's nonfarm payroll numbers that maybe the fed was done. maybe we got carried away. some reaction to that view in markets in the last 24 hours. what have you seen on the gmm? anna: nothing-- mark: nothing too dramatic. the dollar is stronger driven by the higher u.s. yields yesterday giving back some of the gains we saw in asia currencies. the top of the board, the aussie dollar despite the rba delivering a hike that economists were not expecting -- were expecting but markets did not. a dovish hike

that's the big holiday in asia. and it took market share. are strong signs of a silver lining. the street is expecting more than a billion dollars of profit sharing in ebitda. that's the crucial earnings metric the outlook in the fourth quarter. and f1 next week may get the spotlight on the earnings call. i'll send it back to you. >> ujds armor reported its fiscal results before the opening bell and it's the first quarter under stephanie linnartz. it's had to discount fairly heavily to move a lot of excess inventory in recent quarters though analysts are expecting gross margins to expand this time around, about 130 basis points compared to last year. investors will want to know how the athletic wear retailer is managing through all of that bloated inventory, which was up 50% year over year in the recent quarter, though that was what was compared at the time to irn cre incredibly slim levels. it's moving more to direct to consumer business. wholesalers still made a very important part of the business. investors want to know how that's going i

i know you are coming back from a big trip to asia talking about a.i. and tech more broadly.we look ahead to the possibility of generative a.i. in investing, what is the number one things financial firms should pay attention to and the companies that design the models. what should they pay attention to with the models and investing? >> it is understanding the model and make sure the vendors have done their due diligence. if you don't do the due diligence and go with the a.i. plays, there is a lot to be aware of where this comes down. this is why the safety blanket in terms of microsoft and what is happening from the a.i. perspective and google as well. palantir is a massive beneficiary of this. there is a model perspective and little questions relative to how they proven it. >> dan ives saying there are reliable models. cyrus is saying regulators are behind the curve. we have to have you both back. great to see you both. >> thanks. >>> ahead on "worldwide exchange," first apple and now epic games looks to take on alphabet. does the search giant have what it takes to fight a l

asia. not surprising. rishaad: absolutely. looking at the bige, is the follow-on from the fed, looking at what the price action -- we saw a big big move on the bond market to the upside, yields going down. on top of that, we have this being felt in this part of the world as well. there we go. we now overall, maybe gains could be held back a little bit. also because we, didn't see such a big move because $112 building,, those gains accentuated by that in the bond market. looking at this as well, this is one of the feared -- at the back end, certainly helpful in this regard as well. but looking also at perhaps the oil complex as well, with brent crude after the recent falls, coming back. in fact, pulling back some of the earlier gains we did see, shanghai crude left in the lurch with all of this. but looking at some of the key players with regards, you can see the msci asia-pacific index is up .4%. overall markets well bid now, as we see a broad-based move to the upside. looking essentially at this rally, which is really lifting all boats, as it w

gold, but the guys play very well and with a passion, we have heroes who from miles away in asia make us big with the least means, finally motivation. the one we had i thank god that with the good prayers of the people and god's grace, i was able to win the gold model medal and the mothers who became champions, this is the case. well , i was with mr. arshan, my son, who was with me at the beginning of the camp, and since i wanted to become an easy player. i cried a lot, it's really hard to lose a girl at this age, but with the help of my family and my parents, to whom i am really indebted, and with god's own help, these days have passed. the great heroes of the world condemn my cruelty and he is condemned at the end of this the amount of 100 million tomans was awarded to the golden athletes of the asian games. holding such events can be a good help to my athletes to continue their work with the spirit of the best in less than a year until the paris olympics. mustafafa gohri, a news reporter for sed and cima. the fourth week of european champions league football starts tonight with 8 games .

asia and pacific countries. the bigff, kicking into high gear tomorrow as more world leaders arrive here in san francisco, including president biden. raj and jessica? >> janelle, thank you. >>> traffic will be an issue beginning tomorrow morning. lane closures on the bay bridge. here's a live look at the span. one lane will be closed in each direction on the bay bridge. that begins at 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. it be stay that bay until 9:00 p.m. friday. our website is a good resource to keep up with all things related to the apec summit. scan that q.r. code. it will give you the apec guide. that will take you to it, breaking down everything about the event, how to avoid the traffic in the city. >>> united airlines flight was diverted to san francisco because of a potential security issue onboard. the airbus headed for vancouver. but it turned around somewhere over oregon. it did land safely at sfo. law enforcement officers were there to meet the plane when it did land. we're being told that 148 passengers and 8 crew are okay.

and so we see big increases in manufacturing in southeast asia, in india, places like mexico, as welluring coming back in certain industries to more domestic markets closer to home, in places like the us and the european union. well, apple is a very good example of a major tech firm that slowly appears to be moving its manufacturing away from china, with india being one of the big winners there. but is itjust tech firms that are moving or other industries and sectors, too? there are many different sectors that are affected differently by this. we look at four factors that are driving some of these shifts. one of them is basically unit economics. so what is that mix of labour versus capital in a product? what is the tariff structure that might or might not be in place between countries? the other factor would be looking atjust the policy thrusts. and so if you look at the tech sector, you see a lot of policy thrusts in the united states around re—localizing tech manufacturing to the us. you see this also in electric vehicle value chains. and so some of those policy moves are causing th

haslinda: bloomberg's asia transport reporter danny lee. here are the other bigident biden has spoken with the qatari leader about securing the release of hamas-held hostages. the u.s. national security adviser says talks are continuing. >> there are ongoing negotiations involving the israelis, the qataris, and we, the united states, are actively engaged in this as well because we want to make sure we bring home those americans who have been taken hostage. as well as all of the other hostages. haslinda: the israeli military is pressing on with its offensive in gaza. ground attacks and shelling around hospitals in gaza city and northern gaza have intensified as israel rejects growing international calls of a ceasefire. protests broke out in major cities in spain against a government plan to grant amnesty to catalan separatists. over 270,000 people took to the streets across 15 cities. the demonstration increases their pressure on the acting prime minister. he is seeking a new term in a parliamentary vote this month and needs the help of the catalan party to secure

sepahan is a well-known team in asia, but we are also a big team in iraq. we left the field with points. these two games will start from the fifth week of the group stage and will start at the same time at 21:00 . monday night can increase the chances of these two teams to advance to the next stage . handball premier league started with a favorable win. in the first game of this week , geti pasand of isfahan 35 defeated havani rooz by 32. in other games today, such as kerman and shahid shamali kazron's tabsem coal army, khorramabad polymer and novin pikan sabzevar army and gajsaran oil and gas faced each other. visit faraz bam dehdasht and aluminum iraq were postponed to another time with the agreement of the two teams and the agreement of the handball federation. club football in europe has a surprising goal to regain the top of the bilbao table. in the last game of the 14th week of the spanish league tonight , girona must face athletic bilbo to regain the top of the table. girona is in second place with 34 and one game less than real madrid. last night, r

asia. i mean, japan is also a very big economic power and so is south korea. and then also you look at the countries in the south east asia area. these are countries that do of the potential to, to develop the economy is in such a way that it doesn't actually correct any correct. so i believe that the whole world needs to look at the rise of asia as a phenomena that is not disturbing to the rest of the world. it should actually contribute to the continued prosperity of the whole. well then of course, as you just mentioned, it trying as belts and broad initiative is to, you know, that which spans across the whole, your region, continent and it's now reaching into africa as well as a whole. i t of all these initiatives of chinese economic exposures is to increase the connectivity is to do that to, to increase the, the, the economic development of other countries. there was nothing like economic control, new lives and or economic colewell. and there isn't anything like this. so as i keep using the word time, what, oh, so don't be carried away by some of the rhetor

. >> isn't the big problem just travel in asia or they're saying it's more -- >> they're saying it was a strategic blunder to overrely on the channel. it's not just travel in asia. it's bulk sales into chinese markets, which are then kind of sold at lower costs and smaller batches elsewhere. it's sort of an interesting side market they went heavy in. hsbc arguing it damaged the brand to some degree. >> well, it's getting a mini boost today after a tough year. >>> turning now to private credit. the chairman of ubs warning an asset bubble is forming and it needs just one thing to trigger a fiduciary crisis. our next guest has a new op-ed in the financial times titled "a private credit boom will trigger a squeeze." joinings is hugh, former head of banks and global research at morgan stanley. what are you worried about? >> look, the private credit market is growing fast. it's a golden moment. i was arguing there will be a squeeze on with top players who have really good experience of working out bad credits, got preferential access to credit are going to outperform some new entrants. i thi

shery: of course we are following those two big ipo's across asia today.lowing the apec gathering in san francisco happening right now. we are awaiting president biden making an appearance, giving remarks, and also participating in the apec family photo. this is of course a much awaited family photo that happens in every gathering. this gathering in san francisco has been an event for major leaders, lots of meetings with ceo's and other heads of states on the sidelines. we are also awaiting president xi jinping and president biden to also have conversations with the heads of japan and south korea. we will bring you those live remarks when they happen. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: this is "daybreak: asia." after marginal gains in wall street, we had treasuries resuming their claim as well. we are very much following chinese tech shares as well. they were under pressure. alibaba missed estimates when it came to the results, but it was the reset of their corporate strategy when it comes to breaking up the empire because of u.s. restrictions, that was what caug

and also worked for the obama administration as acting director for south asia at the security council. >> i'm going to put big "this guy believes in hamas, killed 4,000 palestinian kids, you know what, it wasn't enough." >> reporter: seldowitz told "the new york times" the videos do not tell the whole story, telling him how hussein told him he supported hamas, which hussein denies. since the israel-hamas war began on october 7th, reports of anti-semitic and anti-muslim incidents have risen rapidly. >> people feel justified in taking out their anger against the populations that they perceive as their enemies. >> reporter: heidi beirich is a cofounder of the global project against hate and extremism. do you think this trend of hate crimes will contine? >> i don't think this is going to stop until the situation in the middle east changes in some way. >> reporter: tonight, in a show of unity for hussein, neighbors gathered at his cart, and he sat down with them for a thanksgiving meal. and, speaking through a translator, hussein said he's thankful for the support the community has shown. what do you think of the

activities of your foundation, in china and india in other countries of southeast asia, for us this will make a very bigkhanovich will hear ours today. our session today, since all initiatives come from him anyway, i am sure that he will support, thank you for your activity, and we move on to the next speaker, kiril valevich lipa, ceo of tmh, a company that we all know, a million people every day travel in subway cars, electric train cars, and enjoy other benefits that are created thanks to the tmh company, kiril, we know how you develop your your business is a great team, you are our partner, we have done many projects, including, by the way, in uzbekistan, where people travel in the tashyansky metro, you and i have many interesting projects ahead, please tell us how you feel about it to the issues of cultural development within your team and how much you invest and allow cultural workers of all kinds, including applied ones, to develop, because what fatima just said is very important. when high culture and exhibitions or any other events that popularize the idea of ​​ordinary families, how in general,

key question today, will the united states of america have a resource for a big war, but for one, and it should be a war, asiaa. i don’t understand, i understand that we are strategies and not despicable tactics, but such a tactless question: how, well, do they do this? no, they still can’t understand who they don’t feel sorry for, because well, well, one day kim will get tired of playing tic -tac-toe in a sea battle, and he will hit where he wants to, in the american polyom. to headquarters, well, of course, that’s it, and then america, that america will try to launch a nuclear strike on north korea, that’s right, but what about north korea will hit with all its might everywhere it can reach, including japanese military bases, america in many places, absolutely right, why are the chinese, are you crazy , causing environmental disasters here, it will begin, and america will say so, guys, why don’t you immediately you say that this will come out of the woodwork, if the united states of america does not solve the problem in southeast asia from the point of view of markets, then they will fall out of the number

and also worked for the obama administration as acting director for south asia at the national security council. >> i'm going put big signs here that say this guy is -- believes in hamas. killed 4,000 palestinian kids. you know what, it wasn't enough. >> reporter: he reportedly said the videos don't tell the whole story, claiming hussein told him he supported hamas which hussein denies. since the israel-hamas war began on october 7th, reports of anti-semitic and anti-muslim incidents have risen rapidly. >> people feel justified in taking out their anger against the populations that they perceive as their enemies. >> reporter: heidi beirich is co-founder of the global project against hate and extremism. do you think this trend of hate crimes will continue? >> i don't think this will stop until the situations in the middle east changes in some way. >> reporter: a show of unity for hussein, neighbors gathered at his cart and sat down for a thanksgiving meal. speaking through a translator, hussein says he's thankful the support the community should shown. what do you think of the support that you've seen here ? >> he's

russia took big steps in order to to receive some types of weapons from central asia, in particular from kazakhstan , too, but not a single type of weapon in particular , which means that we controlled the whole, which means that we controlled the trains, these are the movements of the russians, which means weapons from the ranges that are available in... kazakhstan , they took out a lot, especially motor vehicles, heavy-duty vehicles , so they didn’t keep artillery as such here, but these heavy-duty systems and air defense systems, they took something out of here, but belonging to kazakhstan, so, uh, they had has an agreement on the supply of air defense systems from france to kazakhstan, this is a serious blow to the csto, which strongly insists that all the weapons that the csto countries have should be russian and soviet only. the former soviet union, these are the things with the agreements with turkey, as you know, in france, these are serious steps towards withdrawal, that is, a joint, what if, armed confrontation, there a joint association, or rather within the framework of the c

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yes, the main market remains russian, where the supply volumes are the highest. big plus countries in asia the priority of spending still remains the social sphere, about this, as well as about financing projects to strengthen technological sovereignty, payments for the tax maneuver, eurobond borrowing in the twenty-fourth year, our correspondent svetlana lukinyuk spoke with the minister of finance, yuri seleverstov. yuri mikhailovich, hello, this week the house of representatives adopted the draft budget in the first reading, in general, if we talk about the state treasury, our funding priorities are somehow changing, and of course, everyone is probably worried about whether there will be enough money for all the main tasks. twenty-fourth year. good afternoon svetlana, of course, there is enough money, you can immediately say about changing priorities, i say that nothing fundamentally is changing, which is good, because our priority is from... this social vector , if you look at all budgets , it’s more than 40%, in local budgets it’s more than 65%, we reached 150% for doctors salary accor

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