experiences, those around us who have seen and observed the international monetary fund, the world bank theseo report that the class gap in iran it has decreased after the purposeful implementation of subsidies, at that time people received money first. after that, they know that now they can go and use gas with it, for example, take the car, drive it around in the street , or basically choose another way to spend that money. about other goods, anyway, we have many reports about bread smuggling, about fuel smuggling, which is always a lot. it's too much, yes, it means that now we are talking about smuggling or consuming too much, but now it may not all be smuggling at least 10-20 million liters of gasoline or fuel are reported to be smuggled or over -consumed in the country. it is said that these 10-20 million liters are already going from gyms and people are paying a lot of money for this. for example, suppose that from if the country goes out of the country, the profit will go to whom, what is smuggling? if this money was given to the people themselves, it would not be smuggled or overused.

institutions, who are these democratic institutions, it’s us, it ’s the military, nato, the imf, the world bank, thesengos also belong there, which often... didn’t ask the question: wait , wait a second, have we just identified the main enemy as democracy within our own country? since brexit and the election of trump, a more complex diplomatic debate over freedom of speech has emerged. and that little resistance that something that was still simmering was suppressed thanks to the emergence of arashigate, which ultimately allowed them not to face moral doublethink regarding the censorship of their own people. i know there are many cases where the national security government hides the truth and censors information from the public. there are leading scientists working there, experts in political science and sociology, people who are leaders in determining what should be censored, and then there are a kind of quants: these are programmers, specialists in data processing and computational linguistics. there are currently more than 60 universities that receive federal government grants to conduct research

these international organizations. my experience as secretary of state at the u.n. was a wreck, the world bank was largely chinese influenced. these institutions, visa store, the world health organization and the type of covid, i could go on and on and on. we sometimes in america think international therefore existing structures and frameworks. we should revisit each of those that they cannot function in a way that delivers for america we should evaluate america's continued participation in each of those institutions. >> thank you so much, thank you ranking member. thank you both. good to see it again. given prc's economic interests in global motivations, what should we be doing in terms of watching china kind of expansion of the footprint and africa? >> look, having visited africa and seeing it up close, there's no question in my mind that wherever you go china is present. they are investing in africa. they are -- they're built and wrote initiatives being implemented in africa. they are developing ports, developing infrastructure the end result of it, make no mistake about it, everything ther

these banking infrastructures. well, for years , iran's banks have not had commercial relations with most of the countries in the world. we have established these relations with an expression of the follow-ups that the central bank had , the help that we gave in the jihad of the tos tejarat organization now this capacity has been created and we have to do something so that our merchants use these official capacities for food products. and agriculture has a 9% share of non-fatty exports, a share that experts believe is possible to increase and be more present in international markets. in the field of discussion of international interactions and in fact the activation of our economic advisers in the embassy and rai, in fact in various consulates, if this happens , we can hope, and especially the important issue of clearing the foreign exchange obligation, an urgent solution should be taken , because not us. we really have the possibility there is competition. experts predict that the increase in the share of food and agriculture in the country's export portfolio will continue. it is expected that by the end of this year

these banking infrastructures. well, for years , iran has not had banking relations in the commercial field with most of them. countries of the world, we have created these relationships with, in other words, the follow-ups that the central bank had, the help that we had in your trade organization's jihad, now this capacity has been created and we must do something that our businessmen use these official capacities. do food and agricultural products have a 9% share of non-oil exports. according to experts, it is possible to increase the share and be more present in the international markets. in the field of international interactions and in fact, the activation of our economic advisors in the khune embassy and rai, in fact , in various consulates, if this happens. we can hope, and especially the important issue of clearing the foreign exchange obligation, an urgent solution will be found , because no, we really have the possibility , there is a possibility of competition, experts predict. the export of food and agricultural products will reach 6 billion and 300 million dollars and in the next year as well, provided that export and

and tell me, why is the world bank more pessimistic about this gdp growth than all these organizations including the ukrainian government, of course, which you listed? well, first of all, the world bank and the international monetary fund, they always so happened that they are very conservative in their. rates of gdp growth of any country, and that is, they are better after, say, 3x-4x-5 months of the economy, they will make some of their forecast changes, they will say, we expected 5%, actually a little more happened, so, so, so, and the government, why say 5%, because it is very simple mathematics, if they wrote that they would have a growth of 4%, then the budget would not meet, that is, the income to the state budget. 4% each would be less and many things remained in the ukrainian budget of the 24th year simply not financed, because there would be no money for them. if there will be more growth than 5%, then there will be extra money, additional money to the state budget, as i have already told you that a third of the estimated gdp is redistributed through the state budget, i.e. if

these banking infrastructures. iran's banking relations in the commercial field do not have these relations with most countries in the world. what we created, in other words, with the follow-ups that the central bank had, the help that we had in the jihad of the tos trade organization, this capacity has now been created, and we must do something that our merchants use these official capacities. food and agricultural products have a 9% share of non-oil exports. according to experts, it is possible to increase the share and be more present in the international markets. in the field of discussion of international interactions. and in fact , the activation of our economic advisers in the embassy and rai, in fact , in various consulates, if this happens , we can hope, and especially the important issue of resolving the territorial obligation, an urgent solution should be taken , because no, we really have the possibility to compete . experts predict that the increase in the share of food and agriculture in the country's export basket will continue. forecast by the end of this year, the export of agricultural food products can r

was a wreck and the world bank was largely chinese influenced. these historic -- the world health organization during the time of covid. i could go on and on. sometimes we think international so therefore existing structures and frameworks. we should revisit each of those. if they are not functioning in a way that delivers for america, we should evaluate america's continued evaluation in those institutions. >> thank you. good to see you. given the prc economic interest in global motivations, what should we be doing in terms of watching china's expansion and footprint in africa? >> look, having visited africa and seen it up close, there is no question in my mind that wherever you go, china is present. they are investing in africa. they are built road initiative is being and limited in africa. they are developing ports and infrastructure. and the end result -- and make no mistake about it, everything they are providing is not to try to help those countries develop independence and develop their own economic strength. it is to basically undermine it and d

international financial institutions , primarily the world bank, the international monetary fund, this bank gives loans at very low interest rates, the peculiarity of thesestments from other international organizations, the private sector, and this bank is focused on supporting farmers. small businesses, that is, again the focus of attention. we collaborate fruitfully with the world health organization, and many of the sustainable development goal indicators, especially those related to nutrition, growth, children, reproductive health of women and girls, life expectancy, here we work hand in hand with the world health organization. there is such a global approach as one health, which includes health, the state of the wild environment, the living environment, farm animals and humans, within the framework of one health it cooperates, but also with the world organization for animal health with the un program on the environment, in particular the moscow the cell of this united health is very... active and we are working with russian partners are very closely involved in world rabies day on september 28, awareness week on the correct use of antibiotics and, i

banks going that fast? >> it was crazy. you have basically world class riders. that were consistently up front on these0 miles-an-hour. it was such a unique experience. >> john: what was it like to go 180? >> pretty intense. i don't know if you watch nascar or any of those sports but when you are behind another rider racer going that fast you get sucked into a draft or slip stream and makes you go faster. going that fast was really cool. >> john: i was talking to you off line. i did a little motor cross racing when i was a kid but i didn't have the courage. your dad was a racer as well? >> my dad raced for 16 years at a semi professional level in road racing and did motor cross, flat track, car racing. i was kind of, i guess, i grew up in the motor sports world. >> john: a great way to grow up for a young person. your website says you racked up 410 wins in 47 regional championships. might be more than that since it was published. what makes you so much better than everybody else out there? >> you know, for me i've always just been super hard working and super determined. i think i have a very clear goa

the day before , the world's photo banks deleted photographs of kate middleton that were officially presented on mother's day. theseave been a reassurance to everyone worried about the princess's health, but they provoked even greater concern. netizens discovered that one of the pictures was well retouched. 16 edits were made at once, for example, in the future one. the queen's hands are blurred and her nails are different length, traces of photoshop in the image caused a stir, as the public has been wondering where the princess disappeared for almost a month. previously it was reported that she only underwent surgery on the upper cavity, prince william assured the public that it was not cancer, as the newspaper writes, newspapers write, the tabloid press writes, because of the scandal with photoshop, kate herself had to get in touch, she admitted , that she really corrected the shot and apologized, but... did it in the form of text on her page on the social network, and not publicly, which further provoked fans conspiracy theories. and with this we say goodbye to the viewers of central russia. see you. at bigfest,

world. but also from people who were meant to work for the government. the office of budget responsibility. the bank of england, theseven president biden intervened to have a go of now, can you imagine the attacks on economic policies by the inventor tkbout offensive. the reality is that level was simply not able to implement those policies. which i believe in a certain party members believe frankly i did not have enough support from conservative as wellin order to be able to do. this is the lesson i have learned. i have learned it is not enough to have the right policies. it is not even position of power that you need to deliver those policies. because conservatives are now environment. and we essentially need in order to be able to deliver. i think we have got to challenge the institutions themselves. we have got to challenge the system iel have got to be prepared to take that on as conservatives. [applause] i think we need to draw inspiration from popular movemeg fathers, those people wanted to make sure the will of the people was delivered in their country. we have to understand how deep the vested interest of th

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most banks in armenia will stop accepting russian world cards at the end of march. business news marina pemenova. marina, thesens. yes, and some sanctions have already been imposed on others. starting march 30, most banks in armenia will stop working. cards of the russian payment system mir. vtb armenia bank, the local subsidiary of the russian vtb bank, reported this to rbc. he clarifies that clients will not be able to pay for services using mir cards through terminals or withdraw cash from an atm. in the infrastructure of vtb armenia bank itself, world maps will work. on february 23 of this year, the operator of maps world, the company nspk, came under blocking us sanctions. but back in the twenty-second year, after the united states stated that cooperation with nspk can be considered as help to russia in circumventing sanctions , banks in kyrgyzstan, tajikistan, vietnam, and kazakhstan began to refuse to work with russian cards. now world cards are accepted in cuba, venezuela, kazakhstan, and belarus. russia, vietnam, south ossetia, abkhazia, tajikistan and kyrgyzstan. but finding an atm or terminal that a

world war. it was with these words that he attacked his rival on... the head of the association of russian banks , georgy luntovsky, did not. he died at the age of 73 . the honored economist was awarded the order for services to the fatherland, fourth class, and a presidential certificate of honor. long years from 1999 luntovsky worked at the central bank. first he served as deputy chairman, and then first deputy chairman. he has headed the banking association since 2017. colleagues, expressing condolences, note that georgy luntovsky did a lot to ensure that the domestic banking system became strong and independent, thanks to which it was able to withstand the toughest sanctions. now there is advertising, and after that our broadcast will continue with the author’s program nikita mikhalkova, besagon. deposit is the best interest rate in savings with clear conditions, it is reliable and profitable a way to increase your savings at a rate of up to 16% per annum. quick registration in the sberbank application online, deposit, better interest rate, more profitable with prime. you know, i’m not reall

headquarters from the depot there are nato weapons , they are attacking all of these in order, whether it is in the west bank of the world river in different provinces, or even in moghar, which is in the westernmost point of ukraine, it is close to the border of poland and moldova. during the past two years, all kinds of missile information defense systems have been placed in ukraine by the united states and all of nato , and this is the third year that russia is passing through this defense tour. between russia and nato in ukraine, there is a conflict of arms america has been questioned because when it was about 8 months ago when america was talking about the delivery of the patriot with a heavy publicity maneuver, it announced that the sky of ukraine is now safe , it is safe from russian missiles, but now we are seeing it from march until now, i think. this was the 6th or 7th american russian patriot that was destroyed . the russians are targeting the weapons depot centers, which will easily advance their advance operations in the new state they are going to achieve in these areas. very well, thank you. we are still wi

world card. the damage from kiev's actions during the banking blockade amounted to at least 60 billion rubles. theseosits. block crimea from all sides without exception, well, it’s no secret that in terms of food groups we received a significant part from ukraine, well, mainly from the kherson, nikolaev, zaporozhye regions, just the same, so it was clear that all means would be used thrown to crush us. in kyiv these actions were called a civil blockade; its goal was to stop the supply of any goods through the helson region. i worked as an initiator... someone's relatives , they even opened cars in the trunks of cars , took away everything they were carrying, took something valuable, then just released them, that's how they behaved in the territory of that kherson region, on the initiative petro poroshenko blocked the railway, the track was simply dismantled, explaining this as a blockade of goods and raw materials, the land route to crimea was cut off, the mainland of russia and the peninsula was connected by a ferry crossing across the kerpchensky. the decision on the bridge was made in 1414, it wa

world card. residents of russia, the damage from kiev’s actions during the banking blockade amounted to at least 60 billion rubles. thesesits of ordinary crimeans, which were simply appropriated by the ukrainian authorities. everywhere they tried to put up barriers for us, everywhere they tried to block crimea from all sides, without exception. well, it’s no secret that in terms of food groups we received a significant part from ukraine, well, mainly kherson, nikolaev, zaporozhye region, just the same, so it was clear that all forces and means would be used to crush us. in kiev , these actions were called a civil blockade; its goal was to stop the supply of any goods through the helson region. the initiators of this action were former residents of crimea, leaders of the crimean tatar medzhelis, banned in russia. well, well, they were bought by tamed heralds of all these unseemly deeds. and that’s why they behaved this way, trying to organize something from already ordinary representatives crimean tatars. but they didn’t succeed, because they didn’t succumb to all this influence of driving a wedge between the crimean tat

every resident of russia has a map of the world, the damage from the actions of kiev during the banking blockade... amounted to at least 60 billion rubles, theses of ordinary crimeans, which were simply appropriated by the ukrainian authorities, they tried to put barriers to us, everywhere they tried to block crimea from all sides , without exception. the blockade was started by the nationalists of the right sector and azov. at the crossings leading to crimea chiplyn, kachingar and perekop, checkpoints were set up. the road was blocked by hedgehogs, the administrative border was guarded by at least 500 so-called activists. the products were thrown away and were not allowed to be transported. it’s all the same, because of inertia, people were driving, some were working, some’s relatives, they even opened cars in the trunks of cars, took away everything they were carrying, took away something valuable. was not, these projects were calculated in ukraine, but due to the opposition of the ukrainian authorities, that is, as if the project never, well , there was no chance of implementing the project, since the fourteenth year it was practically an o

protests during the march of return and 2018 or 19, or the world chain killings of palestinians in the west bank. there is a decades long patter of these abuses taking place with impunity. that stuff seems to be particularly poignant. they're given that they are bringing in a very tiny amount of age and then far in on people who are so desperately trying to get hold of it. absolutely, i mean people are and gaza, facing incessant bombardments. they are being stars. they like access to basic resources. they have been displaced multiple times over most of their most for most of them, their homes, their hospitals, their community institutions or schools have been damaged or destroyed. and they're left every day just trying to survive. and the idea that people are being killed as they sky image for meagre rations of food is just appalling. and as a reminder why there must be international immediate action to prevent further mass atrocities. this is a sign of just how desperate and catastrophic conditions are 6 months into this nightmare which began worse not in the vacuum, but no reality of new years of closure of unlawful killings, of abus

different ranks, but what caught my eye was that literally these days uh we visited almost simultaneously. chairman, president of the world bankhe manager or president of the asian development bank, it is located in the philippines in monila, tim cook, this is the head of apple, the heads of large oil, large american oil company, and the heads of large industrial corporations, they were all received at a high level, but at least. creates some kind of interference, well, in short, in general, it was, you know, well, it seemed somehow ugly to me, it looked, after all, cameron, well , yes, he is now the minister of foreign affairs, but he was still the head of government, in fact, the leader of great britain, and a very successful one at that, and in fact his career was interrupted due to his own some kind of incorrect self-esteem, apparently, well known the story with brexit, let's not talk about it now, well, as if the suspect is approaching me, i repeat, he is coming to me, all pps squads and assigned units are declared in full combat readiness, i'm calling, i just wanted to. say, please, be careful, okay, i’ll try, leave the

the watchdogs who are in some ways in charge of these banks, how laws and the cast of characters, others shifts really impact banks and impacts the world>> one thing that everyone saw that new york community bank is just how much it grew over 18 months, including through acquisitions that the regulars approved. what rolled did the acquisitions play in the most recent set of troubles? >> i want to give a shout out to wit businessweek story that might be like 25 years old. in this piece, that the then-ceo brags that in three years, they've grown from $2 billion, nothing, to $20 billion. and then it just gets bigger and bigger and bigger and it is not a coincidence. they had a game plan of swallowing rival banks and taking mom-and-pop deposits and loaning it to manhattan real estate. and there was a moment that it seems that regulators may not have approved of them getting bigger. they definitely seem to have faced some kind of regulatory hurdle and emerges that they were planning on, i think this was like 2012, 2013, didn't go through. you can see that they were frustrated, they wanted to keep getting bigger and they see flagstar. flagst

than 3 years, what does this mean, that is, on the one hand, state banks will have a greater opportunity to use these funds... the worldatin expression, there is the 4.5th century ad, if you want peace, prepare for war, this is really a rule, proven over centuries, it’s good that now russia, in unlike the nineties, it has learned this rule , just like the soviet union, so there is power, here is the president yesterday, when he spoke, one of the key things that of course excited the western community, his words that... it was not russia that started the war on donbass, but we will try to finish it by eradicating nazism and the special operation that achieved the goals, that is, the goals will be realized, then the president talks about technical developments, so i remember the message of the eighteenth year, remember how many western policies, and some of ours the journalists, who, by the way, betrayed our country, laughed, putin showed some... cartoons during the message, now the president didn’t show anything, although i think it was possible to show a lot of things and show videos, but look, a dagger yes, yes, zirco

the losses caused to ukraine, they can take back, for example, these frozen assets, and i will share one fresh figure right away: the world bank has recorded at this moment that ukraine has already incurred 483 billion dollars of damages, and this is not the final amount, because the war continues, and there are areas where it is simply impossible to calculate the damages. and therefore see frozen 300 billion chi there are 300, a little more than 300 billion dollars, the funds issued under them, and this is as a guarantee, are now going to the needs of ukraine, for restoration, reconstruction, defense and so on, already when russia compensates us for the losses, then let them take away the losses now larger than this amount, so it seems to me that this is a normal, normal story, so, mr. andriy, we understand that the war brings great losses to our state, but also... empties the wallets and opportunities of our fellow citizens, because more than half of the budget of ukrainians now spent on food and mandatory payments, these are the results of a study by deloitte and... actually , they compared consumer attitudes in germany, po

world of show business. about! and new bank cards, thesere the keys to a car, these are from an old car, let's go, here is a modern car, oh, the future? okay, where are the buttons, like on a smartphone screen. look, oh, look, oh, oh, oh , oh, oh, everything is here, but where is the radio, turn on the radio for me, it’s even better here, there’s no radio here, i mean there’s no radio, you can via the internet connect any radio station, the future, somehow frightening, this is your future, just modern, simple, but what about convenient and safe, profitable? this is the right word that explains the mass passion of automakers for touch screens: it allows them to reduce the cost of buttons compared to conventional mechanical buttons, it’s easier for designers, it’s faster than developing a design, a mechanical switch, until you get to the desired function, you’ll go somewhere already, to get your bearings, you need to constantly... this watch the screen, while chinese automakers are massively switching to sensors, many famous brands have annou

world. on the eve of the photo, the banks removed the photos of kate middleton, officially presented on mother's day. theseho is worried about... the princess's health, but provoked even greater concern. netizens discovered that one of the pictures was thoroughly retouched and added right away. 16 edits, for example, the future queen’s hands are blurred, and her nails are of different lengths, traces of photoshop in the image caused a stir, as the public has been wondering for almost a month where the princess disappeared. earlier it was reported that she only underwent abdominal surgery, prince william assured the public that it was not cancer, as the tabloids write, because of the photoshop scandal. kate herself had to come out, she admitted that she really corrected the shot, apologized for this, but did it all in... valar number one for cleansing the liver. if you have a runny nose or sinusitis, avoid sinusitis. take urveslyn. urvis rina even treats a persistent runny nose. urvis rina. don't let your runny nose turn into sinusitis. even in warm weather , a common runny nose can turn into sinusitis. tre

bank. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv, thank you for joining us, my name is gisum shah ahmedi and these are top stories this hour. nearly six months into israel's genocidal war on gaza, the regime's relentless bombardment and shelling claims more lives in the prestieged palestinian territory. at least 10 palestinians were killed in israeli air strikes in gaza, and house was struck in the southern city of rafa where eight people, mostly women and children lost their lives. three more were killed in an air strike in connunas also in the south. the... regime began its war on gaza on october the 7th. since then, more than 32,000 people have been killed in the palestinian territory, most of them women and children. 7,00 people also remain unaccounted for, and almost 74,300 people have been injured. israel has backtracked a photo collage of resistance of fighters that it claims to have captured during raid on gaza city's al-shifah hospital. the israeli military admitted that the collage was published including pictures of several fighters that have not been captured. the israeli army says 150

our current banking structure to the digital world, there's a great skepticism from biden regulators, skepticism autoof a -- out of a few very loud senator on the progressive heft that theseips are bad. thechnology and bringing it intori the regulated world. to the highero standard the of bank, the bank regulation to deploy that to unlock that potential. and that will help banking, yes, it'll help economic growth, with but itlso individuals better be able to take risks. so it's a whole stack of things that we've got to do in a much more agg the things i've tried to prioritize as committee chair, but that's going to be the work over the next ten years for us to realize that. >> mentioned stable coins, you've been in what brendan and i call a never ending negotiate with your ranking member, maxine waters o stable coins. now there's -- >> there's a movie that a came out a couple years ago a >> okay. i'veve seen it. >> it's some version of groundhog day, some simple concept, you get stuck in this loop. >> -- work every morning and maxine waters is waiting for you at the door, is what you're saying. of laugh. >> there's a bit of no, but on this, each day there's a modest chang

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world of bank regulations supervision and enforcement has become incredibly political. and politicizing thatce actuall and dangers and one of them is that when you have situations like we were march when liquidity was draining out of thesend i think that putting anybody on the spot here, and we can't really see you so i'm not putting you on the spot, but hardly anyhe room kind of outflow of deposits. so i do think that the issue really is we can do as, y post-, would could have been, should have been done, how to do it in the really the unfortunate thing whenever you have an event like that this a town like this, political forces kick in first. and whei first joined the united states senate i was told about this imagery shelf and the imagery shelf is not as imagery as you would think. kind of you put a different provisions that you're going to put into law on the shelf. and then you need a■r crisis so that you can go that one, that one, i can get that one through now because we have a crisis, so i do think to your question on tailoring, there was no nexxis that has been established in an objective way between tailoring and what was done in these banks. se to make changes that you want to make. so i think that's a proble

support prices on the world market, they would fall, then shale production in the states would collapse, because banks wouldn’t give them loans, keeping in mind the lack of prospects theseartnership will cope with this within the parameters that you outlined, to the limit of gasified settlements, and we are already preparing standards and have held a number of meetings with novak, and separately with gazprom, we will now distribute the current rules on them, there are nuances from a legal point of view, from the point of view of land ownership, communications, but we will solve this, well, don’t delay, we need to do this quickly, of course, so you said that necessary in some way. in principle, for the last three years, 5-6 years, we have launched a new incentive system, also with damper, when we have part of the excess profits from production, when the price goes up, is redistributed to stimulate oil refining, but only that which goes to the domestic market, we did this, there are naturally separate moments when... well , distortions happen, because either a lot of people begin to go through gray routes to the foreign market, when there is a very big difference between

be even more heightened and discontent in the arab and muslim world, not to mention, of course, the west bank and jerusalem, that is , theseussing how famine in gas can be a good tool for solving problems, and already jordan announces: we tried to drop aid from the air, but it does not fall into the hands of refugees, most of the parcels fall into the sea or are immediately confiscated by the israelis. people in the gas sector are at risk of starvation, almost everyone drinks salty, contaminated water, and the health care system throughout the territory is practically non-functional. and this hunger is because of the war, which biden, holding mint ice cream in his hands, talks about in a relaxed manner. just our negotiators went to doha, in total... israel and hamas agreed to a long truce, but it was during the negotiations that more than 100 died, more than 500 were wounded, among those who tried to get at least some food from the side of the humanitarian truck. and the woman without ice cream without confidence has to be announced not this weekend. mr. president, are you still expecting a ceasefire by monday? hopes are t

world. what interest rates are going to fall if they fall in the tool? it's, it's a really difficult challenge for these central banks because the inflation while it's come down, the rate of inflation has come down significantly. it's, you know, inflation is sticky and it's still above the targets in those places. and so they have a real challenge here. they don't want to, they made mistakes, a significant mistakes in the last few years by waiting too long to raise rates. so they have a bunch of which is the market right now. looks like it's indicating that the european central bank will, will cut rates in june as well as the said in the us in june and the bank of england a little later and markets indicating that they'll cut in august. so i think that's too late. i think they're being too cautious. again, they were stung by the mistakes of 2021. so now they're being really, they're, they're really afraid to, to raise rates to cut rates too quickly for fear of increasing inflation. again, i think they probably jump in the kinds of doing that because it's government all spinning that line that hey, wait, wait, wait, f

and according to the world food program of most one and a half 1000000 haitians interest a step away from funding against the bank. trouble of all of these developments reports on line. exciting me there is an emotions of cannibal gains on such a mess. this out of jimmy barbecue, a former police officer who has apparently united a group of flesh, eating bandits and co and again, so there's nothing more than a campaign of this information. what i learned is that there is an armed revolutionary movement brewing in the streets, an alliance of anti crime armed groups led by jimmy barbecue chevy ca, who was now the man of the hour, who has basically been fighting against criminal armed groups that kidnapped that murder that steal that rape and terrorized the population on behalf of the ruling class. but at the same time that he's fought against them, he's his message has been, well, why don't we actually stop fighting? because we're all from the same slums and turn our weapons against the people who gave them to us to fight each other. and so that is basically what she reads. the a has finally succeeded in doing is uniting these different arm

world. and it is entirely a user owned network. so owned networks can be built in each of these different areas and begin to chip away at the business of big banks. so we think of this as a financial technology, but it isn't. i'll give you another example. physical infrastructure. so wha do yotelecoms and banks have in common? they're really big. they're entrenched. anthey've got regulatory. right. they are basically like utilities in a lot of countries. if you want to launch a new bank from scratch or you want to launch a new telecom company from scratch like good luck. you need to find someone to give you billions and billions of dollars to do that. and even then you'd have to convince regulators and so forth to let you do it. but so what's so fascinating about web3 is that we can use this concept of a user owned network to bootstrap projects that tackle the most entrenched industries. so i described financial services. another one is physical infrastructure. so imagine, if you will, a world where there are billions of people countless companies smart contract x, autonomous agents, you know, and connected devices, all needing to transact to pr

welcome way, few of the world to straight to my bank balance, alexandra for turning point to mind. just the beginning in 90 minutes. g w the these places in europe stepped into a bold adventure. the treasure map for martin globetrotters. describe it as some of us wriggled, begging sites on youtube and also the the, this is dw news lie from berlin. the kremlin spear says to critic alexei, nevada only is laid to rest in moscow. the thousands gather outside of the church in defiance of riot police. crowds bid farewell to the opposition leader who died in a remote arctic penal colony. the volume is buried in a sara cemetery near the river. so coming up, the european commission frees up a $50000000.00 euro payment to be you an agency for palestinian refugees. the funds .

insurance for insurance work, these are completely related , it is reasonable, it is common all over the world, but your coming is an unrelated company that has nothing to do with the bank, and you are for that , just specify the board of directors, it's very useful that industry and that factory did not arrive, just take more soda from there at the end of the year to solve the problems in your bank, don't think about that industry , think about that mine, think about the energy sector , etc. well, from 1994 when the law was passed until september 1400 we entered the government, about fifty-four thousand billion tomans , about 54,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000. until the end of 1402, in these two and a half years, approximately the number that has been handed over is 77 thousand billion tomans in two and a half years compared to 54 thousand billion tomans 6 years before that and for this reason, we have more hope for the year 1403 because the government board had a very good resolution in 40 1402 to make it easier for bank managers to have many times . tell me, why did you sell this, you would have kep

bank including two young palestinis. hello and welcome, you're watching world news on press tv coming. live from our headquarters in tehran, thank you for joining us, my name is gizumi shahmedi and these are top stories this hour. the gaza strip is reeling from endless israeli bombardment with its people remaining in a state of despair and agony. the regime has carried out fresh attacks across the territory, including in rafa governet, where at least 14 palestinians have lost their lives. on narafa in central gaza, israel's artillery shell, the vecinity of both nissant and borage refugee camps, several neighborhoods in gaza city were also bombed as well. israel unleashed its genocide in gaza early october, over 31,800 palestinians have been killed so far, most of them women and children. the war rages on in gaza, while the holy ramadan. is there and severe food shortages has devastated people. the us secretary of state has expressed concern over the acute food shortage in the gaza strip and the dire humanitarian situation there. again, according to the most uh respected measure of these things, 100% of the population in gaza is at severe levels of acute food insecurity, that's the fir

and then also see how these wages flow into consumption and prices over the next few months. but i think central banks around the world cognizant that when you have a window of opportunity to do something, it is generally best to jump through when you have that chance. haidi: paul jackson there with the latest on boj expectations. taking a look at iron ore. we have been talking about bubbles across other asset classes but certainly industrial metals is not one of them, particularly iron ore at the moment. seeing some upside when it comes to singapore traded prices come up about .2%. that was after a slump of more than 7% under the $110 a ton mark. this is largely a china story but also as we wrapped up national people's congress, a distinct lack of detail as to expectations for stimulus and how they really plan to get to that around 5% target. we are also seeing a little bit of upside when it comes to new york traded crude, waiting for the report of u.s. inflation numbers. let's get more on the iron ore dynamic with paul allen joining us from melbourne. is this entirely down to the china story? paul: i think it would

these are actually those who are entrepreneurs. in my opinion, by reforming the structure of the banks, unfortunately, our banks... in fact , moving away from the conventional banking system in the world means that instead of doing banking , they are doing business, but i think that by setting laws obviously, in this area, good credits can be allocated to producers, industry, and entrepreneurs , and in this regard, we must address the issue of a country that does not have production. there is nothing really , of course, part of the investment direction should help attract foreign investment, the parliament should help and with the facilities that are provided for foreign investors, especially iranians living abroad who are very interested in investing in our country, all the necessary arrangements should be made. in fact, to be seen and for this reason we can help entrepreneurs and producers , this is very important, i emphasize, i emphasize. supporting national production, supporting national production is an obligatory part of the first program of the parliament , so you should be opposed to car imports because of supporting national production, no, no, in the car sector, by the way

important in the world of money during these days, i will talk about sowing, about investments in the defense industry, and you will also find out what important decision the national bankade this week. everything in a moment in detail. i am oleksandrevka. greetings, this is a column about money in wartime, and important information has emerged this week that the european investment bank is trying to increase its support for the defense industry. on the continent, this will help the european union to strengthen its security, because it is understood that the threat from russia is growing, the bloomberg agency reported about this, negotiations are currently underway to start investing money in companies that manufacture defense, this month the european union announced that it would allocate an initial 1.5 billion euros to stimulate production, but the head of the eu industry, thierry bretton, called on european countries. to invest at least 100 billion euros, and the figure is quite impressive, prices are no longer galloping, and the hryvnia is holding strength against the dollar, this is essentially unexpected for many experts, but prompted the national bank this week t