paul: do you anticipate anything meaningful from the politburo in the coming months? >> it will depend on what we have heard in the past meetings. target high percent gdp growth, focus more on the economic recovery, but i do we will be looking more for how china will achieve the growth target. if there were no details on that, the market could be disappointed. paul: i want to talk about other markets you are favoring, japan, indonesia as well. first quarter gdp out a bit later. what are you focusing on in those two markets? >> in japan, we are focusing on the banking sector because given the week as of the yen it is likely the boj will hike rates again, good be in the month of july. that is the place to be in the japanese equity market. on indonesia, it is more of the cousin of india, which has done well in recent months and quarters. equity market exposure and cheaper valuations. if the economy grows and 5%, given attractive valuation we could see some interest from foreign investors. paul: in terms of japan we strongly suspect we saw a little bit of intervention las

hamas politburo member basim naim, on the contrary, called the latest recognition of palestine as a stateng point in the international position on the palestinian issue, the decision of norway. the leadership of the palestinian authority was delighted with spain and ireland. we thank these countries for their principled positions. we consider this a very important statement aimed at combating apartheid, colonialism and genocide. statements from three european countries came after the vote of the un general assembly, where 143 states supported the palestinian authority's application for full membership in this organization. since the beginning of the current military conflict. according to various estimates, more than 35 people died in the gas. the series of recognitions of palestine can continue, but without changes in the us position of major european countries on the issue of creating two states and a peaceful settlement, a real turning point is unlikely. alexander khabarov, ilya mordyukov, lead uk. and further on the air, new details about the plane crash in which the iranian president

in fact, for the coming three days, so this is chinese markets first chance to respond to the politburo so unless offshore investors see something radically different from what hong kong-based investors were seeing, yes, logically, chinese shares should come higher and there will be a lot of interest in the services pmi to come later in the day with hopes that that will reinforce what is mostly -- what has mostly been a more optimistic outlook for the chinese economy. there is also the potential that , you know, some of the hint at easier policy that came out of the politburo meeting have more of a chance of coming to fruition now that japan has stepped in to help out everybody other than the dollar by intervening to stop the yen's declines because the yen's declines were hoping to weigh on the yuan so the pressure is less on the year on -- you want to depreciate and that makes it easier for china central bank and chinese authorities in general to look to set easier policy because they don't have to worry that they will pull out all the stops to prevent, you know, serious yuan depreciat

at the post the general secretary of the politburo of the central committee of the socialist unity partygermany, honiker, was replaced by egan krens. there are different points of view on what role gorbachev personally played in personnel decisions. but absolutely, this update met the expectations of the soviet leadership, and long-standing expectations at that. honecker and gorbachev had obvious internal contradictions after the eleventh congress of the german socialist party. when i became general secretary of the socialist party, we agreed to meet with helmut kohl, and suddenly kohl canceled meeting, because gorbachev’s representative appeared in beaune behind our backs, we did not know about it, said: “mr. chancellor, there is no need to meet with krens, because he will not survive the emergency party congress in 1989.” it happened, and they first tried to reform the sep, and then it turned out that a united germany did not need such a party, but even before its execution against erich honecker, they began to prepare a body of charges, this was done by former comrades, he was arreste

, but it was all the politburo standing and...ks since 1919, supporting communist ideology, he headed the main construction department of the people's commissariat of communications of the soviet union. six months before the birth of his son, viktor alekseevich was arrested and declared an enemy of the people, and after another 6 months he was sentenced to the highest repressive measure, execution. he never saw his sasha. i remember that. when stalin passed away, my mother cried, despite the fact that we were expelled, my mother and i were expelled from moscow within 24 hours, but then i did not understand anything, i only remember a two-story building like a barracks, the war was still going on, i remember the courtyard, i remember some kind of raspberry bush, i found some raspberries, i remember apple cores that we... collected, yes, it’s funny now, but i didn’t then understood, but i think now many people still don’t understand who stalin is? until the end, until history has revealed to us all the secrets of this, but i think t

unlikely who among the criminologists will tell the difference, this is very interesting, this is what politburoember sachs, alexander yakovlev, who organized this falsification campaign in the nineties, says, we had to partially lie, be hypocritical, and dissemble the other. there was no way, we had to break the totalitarian communist party, but it was precisely our behavior that led to complete impunity of the world in relation to us, in relation to our rights, to our claims, to our interests, we confirmed with our own hands this most talented goebbels' operation, which we are still discussing... never before had this forest been called the katyn forest, it was the gnezdovo forest, and the place itself was called goat mountains, the katyn station from this place is 13 km, word. seemed very familiar to us, after digging through the archives, we found the same shot, but it had nothing to do with the title of the documentary film 20 days in mariupol. in fact, the photo was taken by another journalist who captured the death of an entire family in the city of gorlovka in the dpr. they destroy ours

the difference among criminologists, this is very interesting, this is what a member of the cpsu politburoed this campaign of falsification. we had to partially lie, be disingenuous, disingenuous, there was no other way. we had to break the totalitarian communist party. but it was precisely our behavior that led to the world’s complete impunity towards us, towards our rights, towards our claims, towards our interests. "with our own hands we confirmed this most talented goebbels’ operation, which we are still discussing and which created such discord between the poles and russians, and look how well thought out, jesuitically subtle it was, even the forest in which the polish officers were shot was renamed, never before had this forest been was called the katyn forest." it was the gnezdovo forest, and the place itself was called kose mountains, the katyn station is 13 km from this place, the word katyn was drawn to this story, because in polish kat is an executioner, wasn’t this the method used a city with the name bochi is selected, which biden used in his speech, we talked about this, reme

but this is very interesting, this is what a member of the cpsu politburo, alexander yakovlev, who organizedlsification campaign in the nineties, says. i had to partially lie, be a hypocrite, dissemble, there was no other way it was true that we had to break the totalitarian communist party, but it was precisely our behavior that led to the world’s complete impunity towards us, towards our rights, towards our claims, towards our interests, which we confirmed with our own hands. this most talented operation of goebbels, which we are still discussing, and which created such discord between the poles and russians, and look how well thought out it was, jesuitically subtle, even the forest in which the polish officers were shot, was renamed, never before had this forest been called the katyn forest, it was the gnezdovo forest, and the place itself was called koziigu. and the fake city of bucha, why not gostomel or irpen, why bucha? because the president of the united states is in another bout of dementia. personally called our president a butcher, in english butcher butcher. do you understand the

it was ever of the politburo. it was ever thus. the revolutions are for dupes.if thus.he revolutions are for dupes . if you think a revolution dupes. if you think a revolution now will make things better for the poor and the downtrodden, there's a bridge across the thames. i can sell you for cash. the mob is always , always the the mob is always, always the tool of the rich and powerful. the mob breaks windows on demand, sets cars on fire, hurts or kills some passers by, maybe. and then the rich and powerful have the excuses they need to sendin have the excuses they need to send in their troops and enforce new emergency legislation to end the violence and make everyone safe. the leash is shortened , safe. the leash is shortened, the wheel turns, and all the real people have a little bit less than before. as benjamin franklin said, those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety deserve neither liberty nor safety. revolution means do nor safety. revolution means do no more than let the next lot of rich and powerful people get ficher rich an

armenia nikol pashinyan, head of the iraqi government mohamed shia az-sudani, head of the hamas politburoid farewell to the victims. haniyeh, as well as hezbollah deputy general naim kassem. in india and turkey in cuba as a sign of mourning for those killed in the plane crash. flags paid tribute to the united nations, also lowering the un flag in memory of president reisia. the conference on disarmament in geneva, currently chaired by iran, began with a minute of silence. however, not everyone was able to show even basic respect for the deceased president of a foreign state. official representatives showed miracles of tact and diplomacy a leader in the issue of global tolerance and democracy. the people, however, despite their grief, do not leave attacks on the deceased president unanswered, debunking all the american myths that washington so loves to invent. he was a very popular figure, he was a very modest person, not at all similar to the description that you gave, he worked very hard for the disadvantaged, the working class, the disenfranchised, he traveled from city to city, from vi

the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, also arrived in tehran.alestinian independence. the deceased leader of iran and the support of her people in the fight against israel were one of the priorities in foreign policy. representatives of many other friendly states are also expected in tehran today. russian the delegation at the mourning events is headed by state duma chairman vyacheslav volodin. but who definitely won’t be there are envoys from overseas, but the united states again couldn’t even tactfully remain silent. and the deceased are either well or not at all, unwritten rules of good manners unfamiliar to the american people. lack of us leadership. in the meantime , the flags were lowered, it’s a shame, but we would n’t have done that, i want to note that this means we definitely wouldn’t have done that, what they did, new details are emerging about the crash of the presidential helicopter last year sunday. the head of the presidential administration, galam hassein ismaili, who was flying in another helicopter accompanying air force one, s

member of the hamas politburo, basim naim, on the contrary, called the next confessions.military conflict in gaza , according to various estimates, more than 35 thousand people have died; a series of recognitions by palestine may to be continued, but without changes in the us position of major european countries on the issue of creating two states and a peaceful settlement, a real turning point is unlikely. alexander khabarov, ilya mardyukov, lead great britain. now there is a short advertisement, this is what will happen next on our broadcast. kiev still recognizes zelensky, but radio liberty agent is inflating another propaganda bubble. like, despite the provocative calls, the square is not protesting, or maybe the boys are simply afraid of catching tcc? the opinion emerges that time heals, 512 people, in including 91 children, found the search engine. so colorful, bright, interesting, breathtaking, jokes, humor, everything is very cool, well, for example, aliens will arrive.

the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, also arrived in tehran. for the deceased leader of iran, the independence of palestine and the support of its people in the fight against israel were one of the priorities in foreign policy. in tehran representatives of many other friendly states are also expected today. the russian delegation at the mourning events is headed by the chairman. but who definitely won’t be there are envoys from overseas, but in the usa again they couldn’t even tactfully remain silent, and the deceased were either well or not at all, unwritten rules of good manners, unfamiliar to the american secretary of state anthony blinken, remembering the horrific acts, to in which he was involved as a judge and president, and cannot be more involved, yes, the iranian people probably got better. today at the un the flag was lowered as a sign of grief. do you agree that it is an absolute disgrace for the united states to mourn the death of a butcher and a tyrant? of course, we will not offend him in connection with his death. and they agree

the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, also arrived in tehran.or the deceased leader of iran, the independence of palestine and the support of its people in the fight against israel were one of the priorities in foreign policy. representatives of many other friendly states are also expected in tehran today. but who definitely won’t be there are messengers from behind. but in the usa again they couldn’t even tactfully remain silent, oh the deceased either well or not at all, unwritten rules of good manners, unknown to the american secretary of state antony blinken, mindful of the horrific acts in which he was involved as a judge and president, and cannot be involved anymore, yes, the iranian people probably felt better, today at the un lowered the flag as a sign of grief, do you agree that this is an absolute disgrace for the usa? mourn the death of the butcher and the tyrant, we, of course, do not mourn his death, we agree that the un has disgraced itself, i’ll see what they did there, we definitely wouldn’t agree to that, what they they did, the

the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, also arrived in tehran. for the deceased leader of iran, the independence of palestine and the support of its people in the fight against israel were one of the priorities in foreign policy. representatives of many others are also expected in tehran today. do you agree that it is an absolute disgrace for the united states to mourn the death of the butcher and tyrant? of course, we will not offend him in connection with his death. a do you agree that the un has disgraced itself? i'll see what they did there, we definitely wouldn't do it. what they did, they lowered the flags, it’s a shame. but we wouldn't do that. i would like to note that this indicates a lack of us leadership. meanwhile, new details of the crash of the presidential helicopter are emerging. last sunday, the head of the presidential administration, galalam hassein ismaili, who was flying in another helicopter accompanying air force one, said that the weather conditions during the flight were favorable, and cloudy... there was only insignifica

the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, also arrived in tigeran.he deceased leader of iran and the support of its people in the fight against israel were one of priorities in foreign policy. representatives of many other friendly states are also expected in tehran today. but who definitely won’t be there are envoys from overseas, but in the usa again they couldn’t even tactfully remain silent, and the deceased were either well or not at all, unwritten rules of good manners unfamiliar to the american secretary of state. more and more details about the crash of the presidential helicopter last sunday. the head of the presidential administration, galam hassein ismaili, who was flying in another helicopter accompanying air force one, said: that the weather conditions during the flight were favorable and there was only slight cloud cover. the pilot of the helicopter, on board of which the president was, as commander, gave us instructions to gain altitude and continue moving on the same blocks. the helicopters increased their altitude and after about 30

the head of the hamas politburo, ismail haniyeh, also arrived in tehran. palestine independence for the deceased. involved as a judge and president, and could not be more involved, yes, the iranian people probably felt better, today at the un the flag was lowered as a sign of mourning, you agree that it is an absolute disgrace for the usa to mourn the death of the butcher and the tyrant, we, of course , we will not offend him in connection with his death, we agree that the un has disgraced itself, i’ll see that they are there did, we definitely wouldn’t have done it, what they did, they lowered the flags, it’s a shame. we would n't do that. i would like to note that this indicates a lack of us leadership. meanwhile, new details are emerging about the crash of the presidential helicopter last sunday. the head of the presidential administration, galam hassein ismaili, who was flying in another helicopter accompanying air force one, said that weather conditions during the flight were favorable and there was only slight cloud cover. the helicopter pilot who wa

the attitude was different, even if you and i take the leaders of the soviet union, that is, the politburoe central committee of the cpsu, there were many people who..." knew, what is the front, because they were on it, that khrushchev was already in the army, the same brezhnev, even, well, let them be there in the political departments and so on, but they saw what it was, and they, i think that they sincerely did not want something like this to happen in their country, but now there are just such and such people already, who survived the second world war, well, well, except for the people who are still alive who were small children at the time, veterans of the second world war, well, very, very, very few. we have finished this, why are we talking about antisemitism here, because here my colleagues are watching what is happening at eurovision, there is a huge anti-israel rally, we will definitely come back to this, i hope you will not switch where the rallies are shown , and continue to listen to me with mr. igor eisenberg, a professor at the maritime university, we're going to change the

just remembering, probably in 1985 or 1986, when i was a junior and read what the members of the politburoon tv. what it is necessary to deal with the press, there is the party organization, party literature, well, they are completely, but this is the worst option, what lukashenko is showing now, this is already, it is not even funny anymore, and it is just about simple, here they are completely, i understand that they set out to create a mini-soviet union, a mini-union state, that's understandable, but not only a mini -union state, because yes... what they're doing is just a bad remake of the soviet union, isn't it? well, back to the ssr, there are differences between the russian federation and belarus there is absolutely none, that is, they are doing something here, well, even in the west, a journalist and a pr person are still two different professions, and pr people usually receive a higher salary, that’s right, well, that’s how it happened historically, because it’s a slightly different job, but you see, they are all here... they are making it up to what point, that people who call th

there... but it means that the line for war will most likely continue, yes, putin is in power, his politburo is in power, well, they threw a man into the shoiga from the cage, but, but, but, i would ask you now mark to analyze the most important, most dangerous putin's messages, first of all , it should be noted that there are three new factors in connection with this inauguration, there was nothing special in the protocol, it was all the same, a set of words, slogans. but from the point of view of the political situation there is a peculiarity: firstly, this inauguration took place during war, that is, putin took part in such activities, extending his power, but still not against the background of a full-scale war in eastern europe. it makes a mark. in his speech, he again spoke about the heroes of the svo, about respect for their military work, etc. and secondly, in 2020, he extended his mandate in a fake referendum. and for the first time, when he simply resets the previous term, changing the constitution to suit himself. we saw this with lukashenka and in other places. the late maduro on

unworthy soviet, in that unworthy soviet action, although, of course, the responsibility lies with the politburo and the soviet generals, well, but, but, but, an extremely interesting film, thanks once again to dmitri didora, and now, dear tv viewers, extremely, here is literally the key story, that is... this is the international growth that will be, well, in a few days there will be manifested at the swiss peace summit, and the second point is the permission to use the weapons of our partners, friends and allies on military facilities on the territory of the russian federation, so we understand that the history of the destruction of our civilian cities is controlled, controlled by many tons, if i sum up what those cabs were, well... these are tons of explosives that russia sent to our cities, that is, well , it turns out that three cabs flew into the kharkiv supermarket, yes, two of them exploded, i'm bright memory of the dead, well, the time has come to allow ukraine to strike on the territory of russia with western weapons, nato secretary general jens sto stoltenberg said in an interview wit

that the state defense committee is the highest authority in the ussr during the war, that is, not politburonse committee, and so the deputy chairman of the state defense committee, the chairman was stalin, the deputy was beria, lavrentiy pavelovich beri becomes the curator of the atomic project, scientifically its curator there was, of course, kurchatov, in 1949, the soviet nuclear bomb, thanks to the efforts... and intelligence, and thanks to the efforts, the amazing, inhuman efforts of soviet physicists, the nuclear bomb was tested and the monopoly of the united states on nuclear weapons ended. another problem arose: how to deliver nuclear warheads to enemy territory. with the help of aircraft, the air defense system can cope with them, either high-altitude fighters or ground-based air defense systems, respectively, other delivery methods are needed, especially for the soviet union, given that if while american planes could be based on... the soviet union, our planes could not be based purely geographically on the borders of the united states. we did not have nato, and there were no allie

85 or 86, when i was a junior and read , what is that, what or watched on tv, what members of the politburothere, what should be done with the press, there is a party organization, a party literature, well... they are completely, but this is the worst option, what lukashenko is showing now, this is already, it is not even funny anymore, and this, well, they are completely, as i understand it, took a course to create a mini-soviet union, a mini-union state, that's clear, but not only a mini-union state, because what they're doing is just a bad remake of the soviet union, isn't it? well, back to the ussr, there are differences between the russian federation and belarus. there is absolutely nothing, that is, they are doing something here, well, even journalists at the event, a pr specialist is, after all, two different professions, and pr specialists usually receive a higher salary, this is so, well, this is how it turned out historically, because it is a slightly different job, but you see, they mix it all up here, it’s no use, what about people who call themselves as journalists, they should

was a young korean and i read that, that, that, that, or watched on tv, what the members of the politburoe done with the press, there is the party organization, party literature, well, they are completely, but this is the worst option, that what lukashenko is showing right now, it's already, it 's not even funny anymore, and it's just that, they completely, as i understand it, took the course to create a mini-soviet union, a mini-union state, that's understandable, but no. .. only a mini union state, because what they are doing is just a bad remake of the soviet union or not? well, yes, back in the ussr, there is absolutely no difference between the russian federation and belarus, that is, they are doing something here, well, even in the west , a journalist and a pr specialist are still two different professions, and pr specialists usually receive a higher salary, that’s right, well, it happened historically, because it’s a slightly different job, but... you see, they’re mixing it all up here, what’s the point, what about people who call themselves journalists, they should be naked of the

but back to the consumer, we are seeing the politburo saying they might add support for the propertyt through buying excess inventory and apartments in china which they set a floor and provide stimulus could be a turnaround for the confidence in chinese consumers which would be remarkable. so if we get that confidence back we may look to recipients of that faced offshore. one is lululemon. they are an athlete or brand and we seen revenues increasing year on year so forcing growth out of china and if we get a rebound in consumer confidence, there would be ways to play from an offshore perspective. haidi: senior investment advisor. more to come, this is bloomberg. ♪ >> it is the end of an era as the prime minister prepares to step down, handing power to lawrence wall who is facing geopolitical challenges. avril is in singapore. it is true that this is the end of an era. a careful handover and that does not dismiss the policy priorities. >> that's right. this has been a well telegraphed transition, but challenges abound for this new leader who was praised for his leadership. a diverse e

the state committee defense is during the war the highest authority in the ussr, that is, not the politburoittee, and so the deputy chairman of the state defense committee, the chairman was stalin, the deputy was beria, lavrenti pavlovich beria becomes the curator. atomic project, scientifically its curator was, of course, kurchatov, in the forty-ninth year the soviet nuclear bomb, thanks to the efforts of intelligence, and thanks to the efforts, amazing, inhuman efforts, of soviet physicists, the nuclear bomb was tested and the monopoly of the united states on nuclear weapons are over. another problem arose: how to deliver nuclear charges to enemy territory; with the help of aircraft , the air defense system can deal with them. either high-altitude fighters or ground-based air defense systems, respectively, other delivery methods are needed, especially for the soviet union, given that if american aircraft could be based on the borders of the soviet union, then purely geographically our aircraft could not be based on the borders of the united states, we do not have nato there were allies ne

actually in the shadows, and the security council headed by patroshev turned into such a peculiar politburothe permanent members of the security council were exactly the people who spoke, if not the ones who makes decisions in the kremlin. the decision is made by one person, this is the president of the russian federation, vladimir putin, and those who at least give advice to the president on matters of principle, it is absolutely no coincidence that putin assembled a council. security of russia on the eve of the federation's decision to adopt such a large-scale attack on ukraine and demanded that each member of the council agree with the idea of ​​an attack on ukraine, there, as you know, there were also certain such incomprehensible moments, when mykola patroshov, let's say, advised putin to talk first with the united states, and serhiy naryshkin advised volodymyr. putin to talk about the accession of donbass to russia, and not about the restoration of the so-called territorial integrity of the so- called people's republics, and putin still said, there is no need to rush ahead, and by the

kirichenko said that ukraine is not ready, then khrushchev. invited him to go to moscow to the politburocpsu central committee, which decided to transfer of crimea to ukraine. well, in fact, the details were best outlined, of course, by shipilov in his memoirs. one of the then numerous meetings on agriculture was taking place in the large kremlin palace. during the break, as usual, members of the presidium and secretaries gathered in two rooms adjacent to the podium of the presidium of the large hall. for breakfast, or lunch, or dinner. depending on the time, one or another urgent issue was discussed. suddenly khrushchev made a proposal in connection with the celebration of the tercentenary to transfer the crimean region from russian federation into the ukrainian republic. from crimea to russia it is far, ukraine is closer, it will be easier to conduct all sorts of economic affairs. i've already talked to someone about this. the ukrainians, of course, are salivating ; they will be happy, very happy, if we give them crimea. i think we will also come to an agreement with the russian federa

i have always believed, since soviet times, when members of the politburo of the cpsu were appointede ambassador should be a professional diplomat. this is the same military service. the ambassador has the rank of ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary, not everyone, as you know, even extraordinary ambassador plenipotentiary and such rank. there is the rank of ambassador of the first class, ambassador of the second class, when... when people who are not professional diplomats are appointed to these positions, it is usually either exile or sinicur, in the case of, say, some former associates of volodymyr zelensky there, it exile, in fact, and in the case of volodymyr zelenskyi, valery zaluzhnyi, it is also in essence a political exile, someone received a sinikur, we know some people there who, unexpectedly, also never engaged in this, received ambassadorial positions, this is once again speaks about the attitude to the diplomatic service. you understand, if we, as an ambassador to a country in great britain or germany, were to appoint the deputy commander-in-chief of the armed force

patriotic people goodwill, why, because being a very energetic, powerful and... full member of the politburosonal relationships with brezhn and sandropov, he generally provided the defense industry in peacetime, not in wartime, he provided the defense industry with such privileged a situation that, in general, has not always been good for the overall industrial economic development of the country, which is still the foundation, among other things. if we remember the soviet system, we really remember the times of austinov, these were those the times when i began my service, so to speak, it was a completely different country, it was a country that, firstly, had emerged from a huge war not so long ago, it was preparing for another huge war, we remember, because it was a confrontation between two huge systems, within the framework of that model of state development, that model of industrial development, all these decisions looked absolute. our electronic factories that created televisions, radios, televisions there in soviet times were, after all, some of the best in world, they also created sig

in power, his politburo in power, well, they threw a man into the shoiga from the hanger, but, but, but, mark would like to ask you now to analyze the most important, most dangerous messages from putin: first of all , it should be noted that there are three new factors in connection with this very inauguration, there was nothing special about the protocol, everything was the same, a set of words, slogans, etc., but with the view of the political situation has a peculiarity: firstly, this inauguration took place during the war. that is, putin took part in such events, continuing his power, but still not against the background of a full-scale war in eastern europe. it makes a mark. in his speech, he again spoke about the heroes of the svo, about respect for their military work, etc. and secondly, in 2020, he extended his mandate in a fake referendum. and this is the first time when he simply resets the previous term, changing the constitution to suit himself. we saw this with lukashenko... this is a transition to of the totalitarian system finally, and according to the personalist type, a

, but it was all the politburo standing, in the middle, standing in the middle joseph vesarionovich,om a rare breed of native muscovites. he was born in the capital of the ussr in the spring of 1938. his father , viktor alekseevich sbruev, was a member of the party. bolsheviks since 1919, supporting communist ideology, he headed the main construction department of the people's commissariat of communications of the soviet union. six months before the birth of his son, viktor alekseevich was arrested and declared an enemy of the people, and after another 6 months he was sentenced to the highest repressive measure of execution. he never saw his sasha. i remember that. when stalin passed away, my mother cried, despite the fact that we were expelled, my mother and i were expelled from moscow within 24 hours, but then i didn’t understand anything, i just remember a two-story building like barracks, the war was still going on, i remember the yard, i remember some kind of raspberry bush, i found some raspberries, i remember apple cores that... we collected, yes , it’s funny now, but i didn’t

meetings there with other ambassadors, i always believed, since soviet times, when members of the politburo the cpsu were appointed ambassadors. that the ambassador should be a professional diplomat, this is the same military service, the ambassador has a rank ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary, not everyone, you know, even ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary has that rank, there is the rank of first-class ambassador, second- class ambassador, when, when people who are not professional diplomats are appointed to these positions, it's like rules or veils , or a sinicur, in the case of, say, some of volodymyr's former associates there... this is exile, in fact, and in the case of volodymyr zelensky, valery zaluzhny, it is also essentially political exile. someone got a cynicura, we know some people there who unexpectedly too having never engaged in this, they received ambassadorial positions, this once again speaks of the attitude towards the diplomatic service, you understand, if we, as an ambassador to some country in great britain or germany, would appoint a deputy comma

made a big book with him, it’s called virus, this is a political investigation, there is the entire politburothis is... a big political investigation, it was then published in america, in the states, here it was published in large editions, this is a serious book, it allows you to understand how we ended up in afghanistan, this is the first thing, the red one is about the rudders of the pike, the second book, but there was also a book, that is, i owe this debt in general , i completed my own, this is understandable, but i mean a story about the profession, about what you, what you experienced as a journalist, and about the very essence of writing. but it seemed to me that there were no blank spots, there were a lot of books, memoirs, and the memoirs of various military leaders, including vorennikov and gromov, and ordinary soldiers, and colonels, and there are memoirs of special services, a lot, employees there of the special services of the gru and the kgb, and the pgu, there are serious monographs with ... a large number of archival materials, also general likhovsky wrote a huge book tellin

meetings there with other ambassadors, i would always believe, since soviet times, when members of the politburoere appointed ambassadors, that the ambassador should be a professional diplomat, this and the military service itself, the ambassador has the rank of... ambassador plenipotentiary, not everyone, as you know, even the extraordinary plenipotentiary has such a rank, there is the rank of ambassador of the first class, ambassador of the second class, when, when people are appointed to these positions , who are not professional diplomats, this as a rule, either exile or sinicur, in the case of, say, some former associates of volodymyr zelenskyi, this is exile, in fact, and in the case of volodymyr zelenskyi, valery zaluzhny, it is also essentially political exile, somebody. received a seniority certificate, we know some people there who, unexpectedly, having never been involved in it, received ambassadorial positions, this once again speaks of the attitude towards the diplomatic service, you see, if we, as an ambassador to some country in great britain or germany, would appoint deputy the c

production of stalin’s signature, the production of beria, as he said enough. what does a member of the politburo in the nineties, we had to partially lie, be hypocritical, dissemble, there was no other way, we had to break the totalitarian communist party, but this is precisely our behavior led to complete impunity of the world... towards us, towards our rights, towards our claims to our interests, we with our own hands confirmed this most talented operation of goebels, which we are still discussing, which created such discord between the poles and russians, and you look how it was thought out with jesuitical subtlety, even the forest in which we were. which biden used in his speech, we talked about this, remember why the city of bucha was chosen for all this provocation and fake. why not gastomel or irpen, why buche? because the president of the united states is in the next tide dementia, publicly called our president a butcher. in english, butcher. butcher. the meaning, how it can be played out, rhymed, butcher, butchers, murderers, and so on, that’s all, that’s such powerful jesuitism. of the

the state defense committee is the highest authority in the ussr during the war, that is, not the politburoh beria becomes the curator of the atomic project, scientifically its curator was, of course, kurchatov in the forty-ninth year of the soviet union nuclear bomb, thanks to the efforts and intelligence... and thanks to the efforts, the amazing, superhuman efforts of soviet physicists, the nuclear bomb was tested and the monopoly of the united states on nuclear weapons ended. another problem arose: how to deliver nuclear charges to enemy territory using aircraft; the air defense system can cope with them, either high-altitude fighters or ground-based air defense systems. accordingly, other delivery methods are needed, especially to the soviet union, given that if at the borders of the soviet union. american planes could be based, but purely geographically our planes could not be based on the borders of the united states, we did not have nato, and there were no allies near the united states either. and here it must be said that... the most advanced country that developed rocket technology

meetings there with other ambassadors , i always thought, with in soviet times, when members of the politburothe cpsu were appointed as ambassadors, he believed that... an ambassador must be a professional diplomat, this is the same military service, an ambassador has the rank of ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary, not everyone, as you know, even an ambassador extraordinary plenipotentiary has such a rank, there is the rank of ambassador of the first class, ambassador of the second class, when, when, people who are not professional diplomats are appointed to these positions, it is , as a rule, either a cover or a sinicur, in the case of, say, some former associates of volodymyr zelensky , this exile, and in the case of volodymyr zelensky and valery zaluzhny, this is essentially political exile. someone received a cynicura, we know some people there who, unexpectedly, also never engaged in this, received ambassadorial positions, this once again speaks of the attitude towards the diplomatic service. you see, if we, as an ambassador to some country, great britain or germany, were to appoin

there has been so much optimism around this, policy support coming through from the politburo, betterow much further can we go from here? >> we have been seeing that rally coming on the black of the blazing tech rally. tencent, alibaba, baidu, and jd.com, and they make up more than a quarter of the china msci index. they have been pushing these indices up to be on par with the s&p 500 just like you said, but there are so many asterix coming in especially with the chinese government rolling up more of these subsidies and announcements in the property sector, and we have the dollar pegged to the u.s. dollar, so they were so many aspects that are looking good for these equities, but there are some concerns. there is a concern of equities being overbought now that a lot of foreign investors are coming in with this fear of missing out, and they are saying it could be a tactical rally for the time being, so we need to watch out for all these matters, especially geopolitical tensions with the u.s. is a space we are watching very carefully. haidi: four inflows for stocks as early as monday, s

going back to what you remember from the old soviet union when he had the politburo and those peopleve the cut line and everyone else's below. it was basically them creating the laws that you have it here too but they didn't have to tear too. >> if it amazing to underscore your point we have this pandemic and we were told that patriotic thing to do was to shut your business and huddle in the corner of your home. no social interaction and the other 15 things that the government was demanding they do for health of course. so they destroyed the economy for period of time particularly in the blue states. now if you shut the government from one day, one day or if some bureaucrat without a paycheck for one day they talk about all is going to break loose and and this guy is going to fall. doesn't this demonstrate the ruling class in washington particularly the democratic party and the media? it's like a cocoon of unreality. when they impose the will on all the plebes out there in the country so they don't care if you lose your home or your car whatever it is but we want power and we want mo

turn it off, it doesn’t work for you, look at the photograph, what do we see, we see members of the politburotheir heads, all these very good hats are sewn in workshops, i said everything, but what about obhs, your obhs nervously smoked to the side, he was detained four times and all four times only mints were found on him. the triple, which he kept next to his heart in the inner pocket of his jacket, and which you, in your foolishness, took for a stash, and i would frame this triple in a museum for the edification of an investigator so unborn that saikin, this is what you should have told me, but talk also for me, now, that means i only have one question: what kind of woman dropped on me, how do you know that it was, in the sense of a woman, this answer is not counted, then, zhanna fralova, whose grandson, a lieutenant colonel , left a national pistol, but they just broke up, so she, she married the old man mukhina is married, imagine, the grandfather is with his grandson, the woman was taken away, just ah... now she’s a mukhina, pregnant, so, so, that’s it, sakin, you have to be patient, no