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the damaging to europe enter the world, even though europe claims to be a leader in environmental protection. the great deputy defense minister has said that if the us replace this russian gas with its own l. n g that could threaten europe, we can just take a quick listen. you're being analysts estimate to the new us and ministration will probably use the energy supplies as a liver of pressure towards europe. it is estimated that it will try to expand ellen's. you facilities in the united states and the rates experts to be you creating an even greater danger of dependence. since your is distance interest self from a russian guest by schedule. this will threaten the energy security of the you creating a new dependence on a single supply. some of us will call out hyperbola because the us and the your close allies. so are those concerns justified as well? i think we need to look at the, the background reality here. the background reality is that europe has placed its reliance upon an energy power. the united states that is seen declining production from shale formations of natural gas and is go

n g that could threaten europe. we can just take a quick lesson of your being analysts estimate to the new us and ministration will probably use the energy supplies as a liver of pressure towards europe. it is estimated that it will try to expand ellen's. you facilities in the united states and the rates experts to be you creating an even greater danger of dependence since europe is this the interest self from a russian guest by schedule. this will threaten the energy security of the you creating a new dependence on the single supply. some of us will call out hyperbola because the us and the your close allies. so are those concerns justified as well? i think we need to look at the, the, the, the background reality here. the background reality is that and in the 1st 3 quarters of 2024 us natural gas production from shell and type formations, which accounts for 79 percent of natural gas production decrease slightly in the 1st 9 months of 2024 compared with the same period in 2023. and if this trend holds for the hold

and europe that are already fairly stretched. that was the one that stood out to me but some large claims in terms of what he can do. the gulf of america i thought was interesting given that is a body of water that has a good connection to the mexican border. tom: he has a good branding game. kriti: the panama canal, we love the tariffs and trade story. the military troll bit was interesting. this is where pushback has come from inside the u.s. political agenda where even though he is very pro-tariffs and is leading the republican party and you do have that red sweep in congress, not everyone within congress supports that approach. military control bit is under the executive wing, you don't need congressional approval, so that is where the viability of some things comes into question. tom: frankly, some of this around canada, panama canal, greenland, arguably maybe to many sitting in canada, some will sound pretty unhinged. how do we sift through what we have been hearing on the foreign policy front from trump? some of these extr

and gas from britain to europe in the summerand pump gas from britain to europe in the summer and pumpump it back in the winter. since russia's invasion of ukraine, european demand for gas has increased, but if prices rise in the uk, gas will flow. the market is quite price sentive. in the uk we don't have a lot of gas storage. half of it is the rough site off the coast of yorkshire and there is some in our liquid natural gas terminals. if that supply runs out, we would lose the buffer against price increases elsewhere. if there was a price spike in europe and we didn't have reserves, we would have to pay what ever the going price for gas was and that could be quite high. at the moment, that doesn't seem to be the case and prices in europe are falling, because the cold snap, although the weather is bad, the forecast is for an improvement and prices in the uk and in europe on the wholesale markets are falling. europe on the wholesale markets are fallina. . ~' ,, the uk chancellor rachel reeves is on her way to china for a three—day visit, aimed at boosting trade with the world s second—

ukraine assaulted russians, gas flows to europe, but who does the decision? how most moscow cheese or european nations? a sales of following smart phones of almost topped in china. apple is the main loser. so have chinese consumers lost the taste to iphones off to almost 14 years of civil war, serious president bush, all of us out has gone. but the nation's economy has been decimation most of its oil and gas well as roads, electricity, grid, farm, land, and infrastructure, a damaged, crippling the economy even a. so there is a wide range of western sanctions imposed on the nation. and on higher tabio alshaun the main group, the other through i'll aside that is now leading serious transition. those measures prevented all sides government from doing business with other nations and private companies. they've also had put the delivery of much needed. a video administration says that lifting those sanctions is mindful to help rebuild the country, but will they ever be removed? we'll discuss that with august shortly. but 1st a report from sent to them on the oh. wi

that will allow the tons of russian gas across it's, tara treat to europe. so i think this is a calculation on the thoughts of the ukrainians that as your previous report mentioned, that. ready the ukraine will lose money from the end of transit. they want to deny russia any revenues that can be used, obviously to fund this that continue in. ready and you credit for it, so how, how damaging will this be to watch or how much money is it going to get a news that it will be put towards? it's for able to put towards as more effort. so this is really into parts. firstly, it concerns the tax revenues that go to the russian federal budget. the oil and gas sector and russia has a hold accounts for about the versus federal budget revenues. all stats about 20 percent is derived from the gas sector and 80 percent of the old sector. and those gas sector revenues a split between a tax on gas as it's produced in russia, the coordinator like struction tax or royalties and customs duty on the exports of cost to euro, which is levied at about 30 percent off the the values th

we need a seed not to supplies to europe. the deal was with almost a $1000000000.00 to ukraine last year, boss. it saves those payments, have help the russian boy, if it russia is now expected to lose $5000000000.00 in annual revenue. so vanka is one of several e u members. i'm happy about to move. it's apartment is still robot. feet so visited most go in the same, but so vakio relied on guessing ports vi ukraine and made money from transit fees. finding alternate routes may be costly. outside the u. mold, dove is worst affected. it's being forced to impose a 60 day state of emergency and its energy 6 to specially a rush are invited to crane in 2022. it was the biggest supplier of gas to be you providing more than 50 percent in 2021. but since reducing is dependency of to invest in phase and the you impose to just 8 percent in 2023. they are alternatives, but they are tend to be a bit more expensive than the russian pipeline. guess the impact will be solid, especially in australia, in hungary, in slovakia, where the price of

and it's not just about what europe does or doesn't do. it's not just about what the different asian markets do or don't do. it's really sort of global phenomenon. and that's what makes, i think this period we're entering. so problem attic. this is the one final. what on, on europe, what, what, what are the main challenges that you see for your going forward here? i'm with, with donald trump, back in the white house. to what extent will one of us, not just you are a but the whole world after work differently. the 1st thing to say about europe is that you cannot make model that your parents have chosen is one which i think they broadly comfortable with, which is relatively short working weeks long holidays and very strong social safety nets. can health education. lots be free in many countries. that model, of course, is what is behind read should be slower growth. so you are pens, have made a trade off that a once in a way of life. they want the nature of the environment of work life balance, which is i think, different to that in many othe

what can europe do to vaccinate if you will against that problem. and in georgia president mccrum said a new election could be -- but what is your thoughts on that and is there anything that alice can do quick thank you so much. >> thank you. happy to start. on ukraine as we have been clear what we have all been working to do is to make sure as ukraine engages this year in 2025 weakening gauge from a position of strength and whether that means continued to fight or if russia refuses to stop or whether it means entering into negotiations. if it leads to cease-fire and maybe beyond. as i mentioned a moment ago we will continue to bring that support forward to ukraine in our partners will continue well beyond. if there's going to be a negotiation if there's going to be a cease-fire because we have gotten to that point i think it's going to be critical and i believe the incoming administration will want to make sure that they negotiate the best possible deal of the best possible deal house to be one the built-in to it real deterrence against russia's re

and i think europe is also very uncertain . they find that was sitting in asia and i think to some extent where you're sitting in the gulf of middle east, but it's certainly the m right. some could top out of the middle east. i think it's a pretty bright future. okay. and 2025. anyway. i've got about a minute left on, on the discussion i just wanted to, we, we haven't discussed the globalization. i told you to see that trend continuing from 2025. yes. it's, it's not so much di, globalization as a very rapid transformation of globalization, much more asian globalization. so it's drug lines ation alive and well in asia, i see the trends formation. digital drop, the globalization is still growing very fast. the investment flows in some regions are holding up, but we certainly going to be see a restructuring of globalization. and unfortunately, they won't be seeing as well as a collapse of the globalization of cooperation. so in multilateralism, the development of co operative solutions, the risk we face is collapsing very rapidly.

so this is not only economically damaging to europe, it's been enormously economically damaging to europe, but it is also environmental. the damaging to europe enter the world, even though europe claims to be a leader in environmental protection. the great deputy defense minister has said that if the us replace this russian gas with its own l. n g that could threaten europe, we can just take a quick listen. you're being analysts estimate to the new us and ministration will probably use the energy supplies as a liver of pressure towards europe. it is estimated that it will try to expand ellen's. you facilities in the united states and the rates experts to be you creating an even greater danger of dependence since your existence interest self from a russian guest by schedule. this will threaten the energy security of the you creating a new dependence on the single supply. some of us will call out hyperbola, because the us and the your close allies. so are those concerns justified as well? i think we need to look at the, the background reality here. the background reality is that europe has

what can europe do to vaccinate if you will against that problem.gia president mccrum said a new election could be -- but what is your thoughts on that and is there anything that alice can do quick thank you so much. >> thank you. happy to start. on ukraine as we have been clear what we have all been working to do is to make sure as ukraine engages this year in 2025 weakening gauge from a position of strength and whether that means continued to fight or if russia refuses to stop or whether it means entering into negotiations. if it leads to cease-fire and maybe beyond. as i mentioned a moment ago we will continue to bring that support forward to ukraine in our partners will continue well beyond. if there's going to be a negotiation if there's going to be a cease-fire because we have gotten to that point i think it's going to be critical and i believe the incoming administration will want to make sure that they negotiate the best possible deal of the best possible deal house to be one the built-in to it real deterrence against russia's repeated aggre

you're glad you could join us relations between europe at moscow. i grown increasingly tense since the russian invasion in ukraine . countries in northern europe has been observing cases of several tasks and espionage, especially in the baltic sea. there's been a series of unexplained incidents causing damage to other water pipelines and cables.

that's all the astounding absurdity of terry breton as tyrant of europe, tyrant of europe. wow. but no ilan musk the e u has no mechanism to nullify any election anywhere in e. u. not at all. what is said in the video related only to the application of the dsa, and it's moderation obligations lost in translation or another fake news. well, from off a former com to solve strep probably feels quite possible because of course, we know that the vienna has very open and consistently fox, the alternative for germany policy. and the s p a has become a bit of a policy non growth within brussels. it's been smith this fall, right? it's on the investigation for extremism in berlin, and it's supposed to dismissal it this may say, but we're me friday really poses is to the low blessed ideology on things like well . well, the policy has pledge that if it comes to power, it will stop on shipments to pray for example. and this message is gaining traction among significance waves of the german public with poles, placing them at around 20 percent, and david kept with the front runners of the race

now we've heard a lot from leaders in europe. we've heard from russian authorities up until this point. we have not heard anything from the charger side. so it's going to be important to see what the trucks have to say with respect to the allegations that are rising as a result of the attack on saturday. a breakthrough deal between is realize loss is close. that's according to an r t source. we told us the final draft of a ceasefire and hostage release agreement is currently being reviewed. following recently, wrapped up talks between the 2 sides in doha ortiz, middle east, corresponding re, if an option that can tell us more. it has to be no a special announcement. she has put multiple sources in numerous reports say that the deal between israel and her boss is closer than ever. and indeed, a roman mentally sources also earlier confirmed that's 2 t the agreements that could bring hostages home. and of course, paid the way to ending the states and conflict in gaza, which has claimed over 46000 lives, according to local health off

for just it was the last major russian gas route to europe. a pipeline passing through re crane has recently run dry keys has refused to review a transit deal after it expired last week. a europe is already significantly comp moscow share of its gas imports following the loss of invasion of ukraine in 2022. while the decision does deprive russia of solve its gas revenue, keith is also set to lose millions of dollars in transit fees. and the impact of that hold could ripple through europe's energy sector as our expense reports. russia had loan being one of your biggest gas supplies about the war and ukraine has reduced those inputs to a fraction of what they once were. now a 5 year deal between russia and ukraine has expired, shutting off a key pipeline into the european union. i'm gonna stick with the what's the point is we will always in favor of gas appliance of the supply is being above politics of the and being purely economic matthews. we need a seed not just applies to euro. the deal was with almost a $1000000000.00 to ukraine last year,

if you look at what europe has been doing in terms of competitiveness, and in many respect europe has been strengthening up. we are expressing who we are, and like once again president macron said on monday, europe has to wake up and continue to do so. >> good afternoon. a question from lci to both of you. what do you make of these expansionist statements made by donald trump regarding canada and greenland? and could you -- and second, what is the -- what are the american guarantees to provide support to ukraine beyond january? secretary blinken: i can only repeat what i said a moment ago. quite frankly, why are we dwelling on this question? it's not going to happen, so let's not waste time discussing it. as far as american, u.s., support, what i can tell you is that during the biden administration, we will continue providing our support to the ukraine, including during the upcoming days. at the same time, we have an exceptional support from our partners. during the -- some two years of the aggression of russia against ukraine, we've brought some $100 million to -- of support to ukrai

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>> there are opportunities across europe and western europe and we find compelling valuations in thatld have never been at the discounts they are against the u.s. markets. so, it's a historically interesting time to invest and when you add the layer of the currencies in europe having sold off so much. so, you are buying these discounted companies at valuations. also, the currency you pay as american investors to acquire the companies is depressed as well. there is an opportunity. we think there are so many companies in europe that are leaders in their sectors from a global perspective that have attractive growth outlooks and attractive margin outlooks as well. we think that is a good place to start in europe. just because it is based in europe, doesn't mean its fortunes are based in europe as well. >> i noticed, however, you are bullish on two particular stocks. explain to us why you are bullish on these names and for transparency, do you own the stock as well? >> we own both companies. look, renew is one of the companies we are a large shareholder. the company is being acquired and t

is anybody in europe going to protest as well? and again, what did donald trump's foreign policy when he talks about taking green then in the panama canal shows 2 things. number one, it shows that it's on hinge, and a lot of that stuff i just dismissed donald. trump will say that kind of silliness . and see everybody want you a girl, and we don't want, you know, to some they tow world calls. russia unhinged. okay, rush, it had a security threat on its border. it complained about it for 30 years, for god's sake. ok. now trump is good as able to take a slice of europe as i say this over the next year. internally, these politicians in, in europe are going to be trying to survive. i mean look what's happening, the re romania look what's happening with german elections. dear storm is got one foot and the political brave and the other on a patch of ice. they're going to be trying to survive internally as their economies collapse. and people are going to be screaming for russian energy so they can get back on their feet. so they're got 2

europe has no alternatives to get this guy supply done. for the us, it is a matter of the trying to keep the dollar a live or not, because if they can crush the european economy and make the economy and that's from the trade balance net, the negative to the us, europe would need to buy us dollars and bases, i think what they tried to achieve, but it will destroy the european economy and i don't think that they will succeed with a strategy. i think that it only needs to the case that europe will turn the back to the us turn the, the front to russia. but this is a very tough way now, because so much as we call it costs and has been destroyed by europe in functionaries. now the taliban has described india as a key partner as the top diplomats beat and divide. it was the 1st thoughts by life a little gathering. since the tyler binds, we gain power and i've gotten this done 3 years ago at the tyler bonnie express garage, due to a new dallas for administer, and gave assurances that it does not pose a threat to india. in line with afghanistan's b

with— reduction act and in europe with the _ reduction act and in europe with the european green deal on both sides of the atlantic, the political forces that— atlantic, the political forces that are _ atlantic, the political forces that are on the right now —— rise — that are on the right now —— rise now— that are on the right now —— rise now our inventory rule about _ rise now our inventory rule about these measures. let's move on _ about these measures. let's move on to _ about these measures. let's move on to our _ about these measures. let's move on to our next - about these measures. let's move on to our next topic. l european nations have warned that borders must not be altered by force after donald trump refused to rule out military action to take greenland, an autonomous danish territory. without specifically naming mr trump, german chancellor 0laf scholz said eu leaders were baffled: "in my discussions with our european partners" — he said — "there has been notable incomprehension when it comes to current statements from the usa regarding the principle of the inviolability o

he's warranted that both of germany and europe needs to be prepared for that 2nd term loss. both of these to help. i know, since i took a detailed look at china and the us and the call on all of us, not just germany, but the entire european union to ensure that the e u now really grows up and we've become capable of taking action. does he owe 100 c street and we must expect to see disruptive political decisions in the us and the week off the next. when donald trump becomes president, trump, you've all seen and heard examples of this in recent days. so far as mass warning, there of some potentially rough political days ahead and the latest pulling here in germany indicates that he is not alone without concern. a new survey from you god for shows, voters have lost faith and political leaders for out of 10 say they're worried about german politics. 15 percent described themselves as frustrated. 12 percent or tense. and another 7 percent are fearful. less than $2.10 voters say they're hopeful or even optimistic about the future of german politics. a so an uncertain international

to singled out the turk stream as a crucial energy supply route for europe. can you tell us a little more about the role. busy that plays well. first and foremost, we understand the church stream was established by russian and turkish companies. there was a great deal of the nation. we understand that the compressor say should sort of rush out, of course, leads into the black sea and in korea code, there is a receiving station. we understand that russians are to, to that point were of course committed to the project independently. and then we of course, taken to consideration the likes are hungry, which of course helps for the project to spend. but at the current moment, there is a 2nd pipeline that of course distributes the energy to the state of georgia and another one that runs through europe. or through your opinions and be understands how do at this get a moment is quite adamant of both over this acquisition to establish if we had to come to the friendly pressure against the tucker stream years ago, we would now be in a very, very difficult position as a

it clearly could mean that europe does out perform a bit, less because of europe and things going well, more because the u.s. doing a bit poorly, because of higher rates. it's not a good narrative to necessarily by europe. it's narrative to trim the u.s., the equity risk, that's what we've been recommending. >> i want to say on europe, before we discuss this in detail, i want to share breaking news. the former foreign minister is becoming the interim austrian chancellor. schallenberg has been in politics for a long time. i had a chance to interview him several times myself. he is taking on this role as caretaker, chancellor, obviously of the back of the collapse of the government there. we could be seeing a government in austria that is further to the right of the political spectrum. let's see how these will develop. nonetheless, an important development here given the experience that alexander schallenberg gives to the table. what i would like to understand is you were talking about the fact that we're going to have an election in germany. the outlook here is also quite interesting fr

here in central europe, we face the challenge. it is that the amount of crude oil coming into the region will decrease. so the fuel market is facing challenges. this means that less oil can be processed in the region, so there will be a much greater demand for finished refined fuel in the region, petrol and diesel. so the sanctions now being imposed on the energy sector by the outgoing us administration could lead to a serious fuel price increase in central europe. meanwhile, the bible administration on its way out the door has just sanction serbia's only oil refinery, which just happens to be russian gas problem controlled. sounds like they just might need more pricey shipped american alan gee, now like the rest of europe. it's like when someone's tires get slashed and sons, she do just happens to be there to sell you some new ones. or when germany's nord stream pipeline gets mysteriously bombed after by the news about it aloud, right beside german jazz. are all i've schultz at the white house and all luck, american elegy is just

as the europe alongside slower ring energy costs the content faces. right. but the shrinking gas reserves. bloomberg revolts, but reserves and now is 70 percent about 16 percent lower than last year with cold weather approaching and hating them on rising levels are expected to drop further. and of course this intensifies pressure on prices. as the u increasing, relies on lindsey made the loss of course, of the chief of russian pipe gas. well, for more of this story, let's close the live out to columbus. i'm publish a, i guess i could always good to see thanks for joining us here today. on our see now, so lucky and hungry have hinted at vito in key of e u membership. but could this prompt so lensky to really reconsider the transit of russian gas? i doubt it because says lensky seems to be a totally pop up from the us. and the, the british, the government, and both of them have a vital interest in harming europe, destroying the european, especially the german economy and for it. and especially for the us selling their like liquid metal gas that is too expensiv

let's stay on europe indeed. let's start on europe and bring in the chief european economist. we saw some data yesterday when it comes to spain it seems to -- to outpace rivals or dashboard -- 4 -- 4 -- or france. >> happy new year first of all. in europe you cannot give blanket statement but you have the periphery doing better than germ on me for france, now the big problem is the core, we had the composition in contractionary territory, if we look down see roth or mutated growth forecast for europe, for eurozone, that's less -- if you compared to u.s. u.s. would have more than double growth rate so underperformance will continue with more easing, as you recall take mentioned there could be tailwind but domestic policy will wake on the euro zone. tom: the -- the data, how much more complicated does it make the job of the ecb? >> the baseline is looking at inflation we expect all rate cuts until june so yes, cpi increased. however you will see quite a sharp reversal down and like your colleague mentioned services inflation and wage growth. the ecb said we think the rate will b

host: let's move into europe if we can in the situation in ukraine. some people have described it a stalemate. how do you see this playing out next? and what, what's your, what's your takeaway at this moment in time about that conflict? gen. milley: well, i think it is a strategic stalemate so tactically at the tactical level you're getting puts and takes on either side, you saw this offensive by the ukrainians in to kursk. you have seen local offenses by the russians. so tactically, you're getting some advances and retreats on either side. so there's some tactical gains and losses. but at the strategic level, it is, in fact, its stalemate. it has been for some time. and what do i mean by that? well, warfare is always about political objectives. so the political objectives of the russians was to go ahead and well, warfare is always about political objectives. so the political objectives of the russians was to go ahead and topple the uh the government of, of ukraine, the capture or kill zelensky and his government and then advance to the river and then

so this is, there's a europe wide, something happening. and my question is, what is that something florian, do you want to go 1st? and the problem is extra the migration and it feels economic decline. russell is that the issue with eating reset teacher to society and saying that i may also always going further in your hold? how strongly so you'll be doing. yeah, well try to be as easy and again is this tendency of sound. so it's just very talk, stinking, very difficult, and i'm not sufficient mistake up on the next 510 years in this case. okay, so you're saying migration, seidel, questions, economic decline, and also questions about governance in europe itself. um for you? yes. and last, i'm sorry, go ahead. yeah, you can finish that goes to my, my students on the 4th the year. so not to reading the newspapers anymore. they're going to talk to the pharmacist is also the question of, uh, facing use of this information unfortunately. okay. tell them to watch the houses are ohio. yeah, i would say i would say the easiest. i'm much deeper. and

here again, europe has been clear. in 2022, time france was at head of eu council, which set clear rules and applied social network, and applied regulations on digital services, social networks has to do with it takes to make sure that their discussions on networks do not represent a new front, they may have to pay fines up to 6% of the turnover for the europe commission to make sure that there is no european -- new european regulations are applied. and firm and respect and clear. should european commission fail to do so, it would have k to the european members the possibility of acting in their own name [speaking in french] turkey is threatening the kurdish fighters. what can france do in this respect to protect them. next -- will be joining american administration in a few days. he referred to germany and the united kingdom -- one can always express their views, but when one is about to join the administration, common -- specific. what you said, this comments are part of a communication process in context of the on g

yeah, we know from research from all around europe. um, when you take over the program and ideas of the far right then of cost of power rises, strength funds and not the i'm a political parties become soft as in the netherlands and frogs and feelings. and now we have the case in germany and very strong in the pulse and many potties uh, um, overtaking their of, of positions. and i'm a single just really new about this election campaign. so that's um principles of democracy and the flaw uh, open ended questions. even by pots, you select the conservatives and the social democrats. mm hm. there is a good chance that the conservative candidate relation maps could be the next trim and a chancellor. if that happens, what would that mean? the migration policy and jeremy yeah. one of the instruments, the comes of it says i proposing is to complete externalization of asylum procedure as to the countries outside of europe. um, so the aim is to have no one here to death, no asylum claims in germany. and this is a very hard as a chance to watch a f

i doubt whether it would be too much of an aide from the rest of europe. all right, well there with our senior research fellow at the global policy institute, george samuel la george. thank you. thank you. a building a south africa that belongs to all that is the rallying cry for president. so run a post commemorating the 113th anniversary of the african national congress. pose a is head of the ruling a and see that has shaped the south african history and its fight for independence . the party originated as a liberation movement, fighting against apartheid under the leadership of nelson mandela at squeaked by in the mail actions and is focusing on the future and the country's economic growth. to show up the new coalition government we've heard from the south african foreign minister says brooks is the central part of that future. the toner, wherever they seem to be a little overboard. that is able to help us at a low door to, to, to help us to resolve this is for the development, the alternative level. but also the day before the reform detection, that mo

the astounding absurdity of cherry, but i don't as tyrant of europe, tyrant of europe. wow. but no ilan musk the eu has no mechanism to nullify any election anywhere in e u. not at all. what is said in the video related only to the application of the dsa, and it's moderation obligations lost in translation or another fake news as well. some must a full knock on the solid strap probably feels quite possible because of course, we know that the video has very openly and consistently facts the alternative to job many policy. and the s d a has become a bit of a politician on process within brussels. that's been smith this fall, right? it's under investigation for extremism in berlin. and it's supposed to dismissal it this. they say me friday really poses is to the delay. bless, ideal to cheat on things like well, well the policy has pledged but if it comes to power, it will stop on shipments to pray for example. and this message is gaining traction among significance waves of the job and public with poles, placing them at around 20 percent and they need that gap with the front ru