russia is more actively implementing propaganda in european countries, analysts of the institute of innovative governance said. experts found about 360 pro-russian. in germany, france and italy. they believe that this is connected with the upcoming elections to the european parliament, which may be reflected in further support for ukraine. russia, it changed the ways of influence on these countries, on european union. they do it either so covertly that we can't trace it, or they don't do it at all, they rely on it. for this long-term game, and the only way, in fact, how to fight all this propaganda is fact-checking, this is the refutation of all these narratives. an employee of the ministry of internal affairs was detained in bulgaria on suspicion of espionage for russia, bulgarian national television reports with reference to its own sources. the state agency of national security of bulgaria established that the detainee allegedly passed on the secret data of the ex-diploma. ato of the russian embassy in sofia, he was previously declared a person of nongrata in the country. 14 kg of explosives were disc

russia is more active, introducing propaganda in european countries, analysts of the institute of innovative governance stated this. experts have discovered almost 360 pro-russian narratives in germany, france and italy, they believe it is connected with the upcoming elections to the european parliament, which may be reflected in further support for ukraine. which in several, literally russia she is. has changed the ways of influencing these countries, the european union, they do it either so hidden that we cannot follow it, or they do not do it at all, they rely on this long-term game, and the only way, in fact, how to fight with all this propaganda - this is fact-checking, this is a refutation of all these narratives, the head of the ministry of veterans' affairs yulia... putina has written a resignation letter. application have already been submitted to the verkhovna rada, and will be considered at the next plenary session, said speaker of the parliament ruslan stefanchuk. let me remind you that the parliament appointed a latin ministry. in veterans' affairs in 2020 , she is a counter-intelligence o

this was stated by analysts of the institute of innovative governance. experts discovered about 360 pro-russian narratives in germany and france and italy. they believe that this is connected with the upcoming elections to the european parliament, which may affect further support. russia has changed the ways of influencing these countries, the european union, they do it either so covertly that we cannot trace it, or they do not do it at all, but rely on this long-term game, and the only way, in fact , how to combat all this propaganda, it's fact-checking, it's refutation. of all these narratives. negotiations on ukraine, head of diplomacy of the european union, josep borel today arrived on a visit to poland. there he will meet with the minister of foreign affairs radoslov. sikorskyi and representatives of the polish ministry of defense, as borel said in his post in ex, among other things, they will discuss the situation in ukraine. the diplomat emphasized that poland showed considerable solidarity, provided support to the ukrainian people in all dimensio

russia is more active, introducing propaganda in european countries, analysts of the institute of innovative governanceovered almost 360 pro-russian narratives in germany and france. and italy believe it is related to the upcoming elections to the european parliament, which may be reflected in further support for ukraine. russia, it has changed the ways of influencing these countries, the european union. they do it either so covertly that we ca n't trace it, or they don't do it at all, but rely on this long-term group and... the only way, actually, how to fight all this propaganda is fact-checking, it's refuting all these narratives. yulia laputina, the head of the ministry of veteran affairs, has written a statement of resignation. application have already been submitted to the verkhovna rada and will be considered at the next plenary session, said the speaker of the parliament, ruslan stefanchuk. let me remind you that the parliament appointed la putina as the minister of veterans affairs in 2020, she is a counter-intelligence officer, a special agent. candidate of psychological sciences, major gener

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of skilled workers. in the plans government innovation for the educational process, including the launch of a single platform for all higher education institutions strengthening the training of robotics engineers. maria filipova, andrey shener, dmitry tolstoukhov, host nizhny novgorod. she received the order of yaroslav the wise, promised new weapons and pretended that there were no problems with the legitimacy of the kiev leader. the results of the visit to the ukrainian capital of german foreign minister anna lena bärbock, who came to square immediately after the end of zelensky’s presidential powers, and thus it seemed to me that the ukrainian dictator could continue to do whatever he wanted, and the european union would support him. evgeniy nibot will continue the topic. gon in a yellow coat, annalena berbak, german foreign minister, tramples the kiev peron for the seventh time since the beginning of the northeast military district. she kept her visit a secret; she wanted to visit kharkov to express her unwavering support for the kiev regime, but decided to limit herself to a walk through the destroyed tets. berbak repeated the words of a pr

institutions that credibly commit to access promise that enables stronger enforcement of basic ownership rights that in no -- that enhance innovation and risk-taking. because of the checks and balances on the government'sbility our institutions are growth enhancing because they make it safer to invest. another important risk -- institution at risk is an independent central bank. history is replete with examples of economies brought to their needs because the independence of the central bank was violated without regard for longer-term damages. democratic governance yields progrowth social outcomes. under authoritarian regimes democracies are more likely to invest in human capital with positive long-term effects of accountability. policies improve broad placed growth outcomes. with that brief overview of what economic leadership means to our administration, i look forward to our discussion. thank you. [applause] >> thank you, jared. i really appreciate you coming here, notwithstanding -- notwithstanding our disagreements in the past. let me start with the macro picture. the last couple of years have been remarkable. inflation came down by two thirds. unemployment down under 4% your job growth was strong.

companies are being sold; joint efforts of science, business and government are needed to create their own innovative drugs, says vadim tarasov, director of the institutetechnology at sechinov university of the russian ministry of health. systematic work is being built to form such technological chains, when research centers... unite - together with business to create drugs, because, well, we understand, in the world of creating innovative medicines from the first to class, when a new target was discovered, it could cost 2 billion or even 2.5 dollars. in recent years, the university has built the entire chain of drug development, from molecular modeling to clinical trials. now, for russian pharmaceuticals, we are, first of all, a contract platform that allows russian pharmaceuticals to decide - these are tests, this is the development of finished dosage forms, the development of synthesis technologies. the next stage is the creation of a line of innovative products. we gained a certain amount of credibility when we were able to work with a number of our partners, these are leading russian pharmaceutical companies, in creating original products. that is

of course, are mainly sold to western transnational companies; in order to create their own innovative drugs, joint efforts of science, business and government are needed, says the director of the institutef translational medicine and biotechnology of sechinov university the ministry of health of russia, vadim tarasov, is building systematic work on the formation of such technological chains when... in recent years, the university has built the entire chain of drug creation, from molecular modeling to clinical trials. now, for russian pharma, we are, first of all, a contract platform that allows russian pharma. solve the problems that are needed in r&d, these are tests, this is the development of finished dosage forms, the development of synthesis technology. the next stage is the creation of a line of innovative products. we received a certain loan trust when we were able to work with a number of our partners, a leading russian pharmaceutical company, to create original products. that is, this is already a kind of apogee, when we are trying together to create truly original molecules, an original drug. wonderful. i understand that the risks are quite high, if 20-30 russian good original

of skilled workers. the government plans to introduce innovations for the educational process, including the launch of a single platform for all higher education institutionsstrengthen training. robotics engineers. maria filippova, andrey shener, dmitry tolstoukhov, host nizhny novgorod. children are growing up, we need new solutions, such as a children's sber card, limited design, free registration, access to a sim card with a wow tariff, a month of communication for free and 100 gb, full control of my expenses payment sticker, apply now for a children's savings card - an adult approach. tecno - common 30 series of smartphones, stunning photos and videos in 4k resolution. new series of smartphones common 30 from tekna. history in every frame. thanks to shopping at the megamarket, someone will reach the finish line first, someone will create comfort in their apartment, someone will go. apply for a loan from sberbank and get a chance to win money to repay it, and also receive a monthly cashback of 2% interest rate, more profitable than sberp prime, who said that only cats can purr, your car can also purr with pleasure when it has diamond motor oil inside, a

of world war iii, and so on. now footage from the government house. dear roman vasilyevich, you head a key institution for supporting and developing innovative productionur country. to achieve technological industrial sovereignty, the industrial development fund finances a number of industries that are vital for all our areas of development, including pharmaceuticals, automobiles, construction, aircraft manufacturing, electrical engineering, metallurgy, well , their co-financing together with the regions is very important, because in fact this is a guarantee of long-term, including technological development for the most important sectors of the economy, this includes the production of domestic machine tools, equipment, machine-building complexes, everything that is extremely necessary to achieve industrial sovereignty, on behalf of the president, you know, we we will increase the capital of the industrial development fund to 300 billion rubles by the thirtieth year, this is very important, this will double its potential, and of course, i want you to tell us about the results achieved. please, you have the floor. good afternoon, dear vich. indeed, prefe

institute of metallurgical engineering. by decision of the moscow government, the once most important city enterprise has already begun the path of rebirth into an innovativehas united the film and fashion industries, and also modern public spaces. as part of the concept, the filming pavilions will be adjacent to a disco club, cinema and food courts. since march 2023 , 15 projects have already been filmed, and the current booking schedule for pavilions has already been filled until the end of the year. the magic of cinema, the possibilities in nimet masha, allows you to turn the local buildings, well, in this case, into a real police station with a duty station, but that’s not all. we step into the threshold and out of the 21st century, we find ourselves in a police station of the late nineties, even with this one. an investigation room, very soon two more locations, the hospital and the morgue, which are most in demand in film production, will open their doors, and a filming pavilion with a swimming pool will appear, allowing for filming under water. when we have new industrial opportunities, new technological opportunities appear, technological ones, we

innovation ecosystem that these leaders are at the heart of. we talked about government involvement and business involvement, but we haven't talked about retail institutions and stakeholders. perhaps some closing thoughts for each of you to share? how can the u.s. government and the private sector in collaboration with regional institutions along with stakeholders strengthen the capacity of authorities to drive innovation across the ecosystem in kenya and the continent? cheryl: thank you for that. from my observations regional institutions are close to the ground in a different way and we are able to lean into their expertise and leadership to be able to see the kind of transformation that we seek. i have the benefit of having the united states government invest in usaid with us. we've got skilling and other things important for farmers but the truth of the matter is that we have been looking at the other banks who are there that are right on the ground and can make a difference. from my perspective the opportunity is in recognizing each individual role, each institution's role and how to be excellent. when we do that well, the partnership is like an orch

of skilled workers. the government plans to introduce innovations for the educational process, including the launch of a single platform for all higher education institutions the training of robotics engineers. maria filippova, andrey shener, dmitry tolstoukhov, host nizhny novgorod. two crossovers and a sedan. in nizhny novgorod, at the exhibition the digital industry of industrial russia , new revived cars were presented. volga brand. with a line of modern prime minister mikhail mishustin inspected domestic cars, but not without criticism. the presentation that we have been waiting for a long time in nizhny novgorod presented three models. these are the volga k-30, a c-class crossover, the volga k-40, a little larger and already classified as a mid-size crossover, and the volga ts40 - a business sedan. three models are equipped with a gasoline engine with a capacity of 188 horsepower and a seven-speed transmission. and the steering wheel, yes, but in fact, this is just the beginning, you hear the answer, the steering wheel is still chinese, i want the steering wheel to be russian, which means it’s not as difficult as localizing the box and all the other

, open guarantee institutions are another innovation of the law, which again gave the responsibility to the ministry of economy, and that the guarantee institutions are not a government under the supervision of the ministry of economy can be established and also. so that if there is a delay in the collection of claims, or if there is a risk, in simple terms, to reduce it , to compensate for it, you can see exactly that the tezmin fund is an institution similar to what exists in the open capital market in the capital market. but this can be much more general, that is, it can be a trade union , more inclusive and used in different places by the people of the trade union. they can have a guarantee fund , the groomers' guild can have a guarantee fund , or it can be regional or provincial, for example. yazd province should have a guarantee fund for the economic activists of yazd province, so it is not as extensive as the bank , but it can perform many of the bank's activities in risk reduction and guarantee, and it will create a lot of influence in the financial environment . one of the expectations is that bank resources will be directed to the real sectors of the econom

of course, are mainly western transnational companies are being sold; in order to create their innovative drugs, joint efforts of science, business and government bodies are needed, says the director of the institutene and biotechnology. systematic work is being built to form such technological chains, when research and development centers unite together with business to create drugs, because well, we understand, in the world of creating an innovative first-in-class drug, when a new target is discovered, it may cost there two billion and even 2 and a half dollars. in recent years, the university has built the entire chain of creating drugs from molecular modeling. before clinical trials, now we are primarily a contract platform for russian pharmaceuticals, which allows russian pharmaceuticals to solve the problems that are needed in r&d, these are tests, this is the development of finished dosage forms, the development of synthesis technologies. the next stage is the creation of a line of innovative products. we gained a certain amount of credibility when we were able to come out with a number of our partners, these are leading russian pharmaceutical companies, in the creation of original products

the past four years in this last having cycle, a huge number of new innovations in bitcoin, in clryptocurrency, institutions come in, governmentseven el salvador adopting bitcoin correctly. we expect more of the same in the next four-year cycle a lot of investment that came in the previous cycle has all been deployed at this point builders are building, and entrepreneurs are building, we see a lot of innovations come out in the not too distance future i think that, again, the short term movements for bitcoin and cryptocurrency, there is volatility there, there is more uncertainty, but the long arc and the long trajectory is going to be a positive one. >> when does this volatility campen i'm wondering specifically when it comes to bitcoin etf, if that, if adoption of the etf, the adoption of bitcoin, and just more holders out there, if that inherently dampens volatility. >> well, it does i mean, certainly, the more holders, the more liquidity in the system, both those holding, and those transacting, and those trading, all of these -- all of these aspects, actually, do reduce volatility over time. so, the reality is, while bitcoi

of issues related to science, technology, science, innovation, and sports. he's a nonresident senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, where he focuses on science and technology policy, the politicization of science, government science advice and energy and climate. we will begin with you. you have five minutes to make your opening statement and complete statement like all the other witnesses will be made a matter of record. please proceed. >> thank you. thank you, mr. chairman for the opportunity to testify on this important subject. thank you, senator tran 12 for the introduction, and thank you, senator tran 11 for looking out for iowans. my mom lives in des moines and i'm happy to say hello to her today. as a western water manager from an arid state, i am keenly aware of the need to be prepared for future drought conditions. on today's drought monitor map, unfortunately new mexico takes the prize in a bad way, but many areas have seen improvement this year. two years ago, the drought monitor map painted a very different picture well over half the nation experiencing some of the worst drought conditions in recent history and major reservoirs hit record low levels. communities impose drug restrictions on wa

important innovations are being implemented, the institution of constitutional complaints, citizens have the opportunity to appeal to the constitutional court not only through authorized governmentgencies, but also in person. i want to say that throughout its history, our state has been fully a state for people. and the mechanisms are constantly being improved, not only the rights of citizens are expanding. array to resolve the contradiction. to whom the law is not written - this is kyiv. it looks like they decided to punish budapest for peacekeeping and dialogue with moscow. the political publication reports that due to a stop in oil transit through ukraine, hungary may face sky-high energy prices and electricity shortages in the coming weeks. experts note that supply disruptions will force oil refineries to use only enough reserves. for 90 days. moreover, after budapest , bratislava also lost russian oil. the head of the hungarian ministry of foreign affairs pointed out the illogicality of the actions ukraine. on the one hand, kiev strives to join the european union, on the other hand, it threatens the energy supply of two european countries, especially in the summer, when ene

of the answer, but it's certainly not sufficient. and what really needs to happen is profound institutional strengthening. then it will take a long time, lots of resources and commitments across the innovations. in the meantime, the government does need to improve security on the ground. i am not persuaded that it will follow from the craig the down, but i do understand how the government does need to take meaning floyd forestman situation to call the street and avoid agreed to silence that he had been seeing. and where does all of this believe the ecuadorian public? i mean, people must be, i assume, suffering from this ever increasing amount of violence in the country. well, it's a lovely people in a club or have been suffering from many challenges and you have seen great fights of crime since the onset, cool, with in 2020, with the it's many repercussions. and the violence over the past year. and it's really been morrenda cindy are currently in a major attack by the criminal groups on state institutions. the killing of the prosecutor, the killing of the political candidates, the rives in prison, or part of the system as the campaign to complete, to intimidate the state. and the state cannot be intimidated, including becau

think, and we have 1st total truck rifled in bangladesh of is dealing very well with the crises a but also is innovating governance institutions. and i think that the, with a little goodwill that the intern government has some very, very capable people have been coaching positions advisory positions. and i think they have quite a lot of support from everyone perhaps, except for the former reading party ended supporters. and so i think that they probably will be able to, it depends quite a lot, i think on what the international community as well, whether they, whether they provide the finance that's to create critical question for the next few days. are you interesting analysis, different professor naomi was saying from university of london. thank you for being on the w. yes. thank you very much. i are now some other stories making news today . malaysian police are expanding their investigation into allegations of widespread sex. if you said child care on the announcement follows wednesdays grades on child and shelters, and the rest of more than a $170.00 suspects. authorities rescued. 400 children housed in the shelters by mem

i think, and we have 1st total track record in bangladesh of is dealing very well with crises a but also is innovating governance institutions. and i think that the, with a little goodwill that the intern government has some very, very capable people have been put in positions advisory positions. and i think they have quite a lot of support from everyone perhaps, except for the former reading party and it's bosses. um, so i think that they probably will be able to, it depends quite a lot, i think on what the international community as well, whether they whether they provide the finance. that's the correct critical question for the next few days. are you interesting analysis, different professor naomi was saying from university london. thank you for being on the w. yes. thank you very much. now to some scientific awards with the windows must 1st make people last and then make a fake. the type of planes were throwing some on the side of the ignoble awards which were held that they might see the massachusetts institute of technology. you might want to hold your breath. so this one because the top prize when to obtain the found

and you know, we have 1st total track record in bangladesh of is dealing very well with the crises a but also is innovating governance institutions. and i think that the, with a little goodwill that the entering government has some very, very capable people have been put in positions advisory positions. and i think they have quite a lot of support from everyone perhaps, except for the former reading party ended supporters. and so i think that they probably will be able to, it depends quite a lot, i think on what the international community as well, whether they, whether they provide the finance that's to create critical question for the next few days. very interesting analysis. different professor naomi was saying from university of london. thank you for being on the w. yes. thank you very much. i us and turning to other stories making use this out around the president has visited some of the whole your sites and she is what i'm on a trip to the rock in the southern town of not john must have possess, can visited the shrine. note in my, my li, 7 century killing is the basis for the schism between she is the majority in iran, and

of the center for technology science and energy. the american enterprise institute where he focuses on the governments role in science and innovation as well as the relationship between expertise and democratic governing. he's also a senior fellow at pepperdine school of public policy. his writings have appeared in "the new york times" "the wall street journal" national affairs, issues in science and technology the new atlantis. he is currently completing a book on the crisis of the scientific establishment. welcome to the end of the unethical start with an opening question for jonathan r. tobin lawyer on the panel. can you set the stage by giving us a short context, how did we get here, what's happened since sharon was decided in 1984 and whether you can see the train coming. when we spoke the other day mentioned something about agencies pouring new wine out of of -- a all point out that new bottles. explain. >> it's worth thinking about how we got to this place. nolan thought much of it. it wasn't a case that was in the supreme court at the time the court did grant it and the court did not think it was doing anything new. justice

government, politics and public policy. from washington d.c. and across the country coming up tuesday morning the roosevelt institute matthew dickerson of the economic policy innovationenter talk about the u.s. economy and upcoming government spending

since the whole country academia, industry, the government rallied together to secure america's place at the frontier of innovation. .. entists institutions of higher education produced. we have the same opportunity right now, six decades later, president biden calling him a nation to unite around a common purpose so we can demand our >> it's global technology race in the semiconductor industry. everybody here knows what a big deal semiconductors are. everything is powered by semiconductors. windshield wipers, phones, pacemakers, pretty much every piece of military equipment. they're everywhere and everything is fundamental to our lives from the moment you wake up in the morning to the moment you go to bed. but now, on top of all of that, that's been a game changer in the demand for leading edge semiconductor chips. you all to what it is, ai. when we started this generative ai wasn't a part of our vocabulary. now it's everywhere. it takes tens of thousands of leading edge semiconductor chips to train a single large language model. the truth of it is, ai will be the defining technology of our generation. you can't lead in ai if you don't l

of power. other economic outcomes. first, it democracy tendo political institutions that credibly commit toti act as a promise and enable stronger them enhance innovation and risk-taking. because of the checks and balances on the government's ability to appropriate private gains or institutions are growth enhancing because they make it saferr to invest. invest. another critically important institution at great risk in a three kim regime's is an independent central bank. history is replete with examples of economies brought to their knees because the independence of the central bank was violated to pop up near-term growth with no regard for longer-term damages. finally, democratic governance yields pro-growth social outcomes. relative to a three kim regime's, democracies are more likely to invest in human capital with positive long-term effects on productivity and upward mobility. where there is more electoral accountability, societies are more likely to have economic policies that benefit a broad cross-section of regions at a daschle sectors improve rod-based growth outcomes growth outcomes over those where policies are morere likely to favor a small subset of individual industries with ties to the regime . with that a bri

governments and institutions to cutting red tape, to harnessing the power of artificial intelligence. more and better spending on education and r&d. among advanced economies, those that lead on innovationhow what works. venture capital industries, ecosystems that bring not only financing but knowledge, advice, and professional networks, screening new ideas, identifying winners, feeding them from birth to graduation. and these lessons can be learned by everyone. what we have seen over the last eight years, tragically, is that the pace of reform has been slowing since the global financial crisis as this content has risen -- as discontent has risen. progress is possible. we have a new study that shows that resistance to reforms is oven driven by beliefs and misperceptions about the reforms thisselves, as well as the -- themselves, as well as the distributional effects of these reforms. how can we best develop them? well, two way dialogue with the public. with measures to mitigate the impact of those who risk losing out. we have learn how much this matters over the last years. and as policymakers pursue reforms at home, they also need to look outward. there is so much countries can do toge

institution for supporting the creation of innovative production in our country. its main goal is to promote the achievement of technological sovereignty. this was discussed at a meeting between the chairman of the russian governmenthail mishustin and the head of the industrial development fund. roman petrutsiy, as the prime minister noted, the fund finances a number of key industries, these are pharmaceuticals, automobiles and aircraft manufacturing, electrical engineering, metallurgy, the tasks that are being implemented are so important that the funding of the fund will be significantly increased. industrial development fund finances a number of industries that are essential for all our areas of development, including pharmaceuticals, automobile manufacturing, aircraft manufacturing, electrical engineering, and metallurgy. well , their co-financing together with the regions is very important, because in fact it is a guarantee of long-term, including technological , development for the most important sectors of the economy. on the instructions of the president, you know, we will increase the capital of the industrial development fund to 300 billion rubles by the thirtieth year, this is very important, this will

institution for supporting the creation of innovative industries in our country. its main goal is to promote the achievement of technological sovereignty. this was discussed at a meeting between the chairman of the russian government mikhail mishustin and the head of the industrial development fund roman petrutsiy. as the prime minister noted, the fund finances a number of key industries are pharmaceuticals, automobiles and aircraft manufacturing, electrical engineering. our directions of development of industries, this is pharmaceuticals, automobile manufacturing, finances a number of the most important for all aircraft manufacturing, electrical engineering, metallurgy, well , their co-financing together with the regions is very important, because in fact it is a guarantee of long-term, including. according to roman petrutsi, the work of the fund is gaining momentum this year there are plans to finance up to 300 projects that are most important for the country. we have gained quite a good pace, and in the twenty-third year we financed seven times more projects than at the start of our work in 2015, and we are not going to slow down this pace. in the twenty-fourth year , i expect that we will finance from 250 to 3

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because quite frankly we know the mo of the big tech and big financial institutions combined with big government is to a road innovate blatant fourth amendment violation we're big banks collude with big government to turn over data that did not belong to them to target americans innocent americans because in this country it is still a fact you are innocent until proven guilty despite what everyone is trying to do and flip that around. doctor peterson, it is good to see you again. i could not help but notice your reaction will my colleague was talking about the first amendment not being absolute once given the opportunity to weigh in in response to that. i cannot help but notice your reaction. but before i do i'm really glad you have been talking about social credit system the ccp the chinese communist party utilizes. i am literally around the corner in a classified briefing right now talking about the use of big tech and how it i targeting american citizens in fact this very morning i've been inundated in my office with phone calls from tiktok users who have been denied access to the app because they live in my congr

would argue is this issue of eroding confidence in institutions, including government, and perhaps a balance shifting towards trusting individuals who are perhaps wealthy or innovativebrilliant? >> well, i don't trust him i want to be clear about that. i don't like the privatization of our national security assets, particularly star link in ukraine. and remember, a couple years ago, it was widely reported mr. musk decided that he was going to turn off star link because he, in his own assessment, decided that attacking crimea, the ukrainians attacking crimea, might lead to world war iii and the use of nuclear eapons. i want the national security council and the president of the united states making those kinds of decisions the second thing here, i want -- let's not normalize contact with vladamir putin that's what mr. trump has done, elon musk supports trump they're very close he's one of his most important surrogates right now this is a guy who invaded a democracy, and autocracy that invaded a democracy. he then annexed territory. we haven't had that since world war ii we fought world war ii to stop annexation he's now slaughtering ukrainians with missiles from iran

of ukraine and subsequent spike in food insecurity around the globe. these institutions play an essential role that world governments on their own cannot fill in a timely way. another essential innovation of these institutions in the last four years has come from the evolution agenda to make the world's leading providers of development, finance bigger and better. in just two years there has been substantial progress. the world bank has declared a new mission eliminating a stream poverty and boosting share prosperity on a livable planet. mdb's have been hard at work every form to incentives and operations and financial capacity. the g20 recently estimated reforms already identified could enable over $350 billion more in additional lending over the next decade across the mdb system. there's much to be done, particularly in creating institutional incentives for realizing the banks updated missions and improving prevention preparedness and response, dressing fragility and conflict and boosting private capital mobilization among other priorities. another important change in the international financial architecture is in the form of a new way of handling debt restructuring. a common framewor

of you to share, how can u.s government and private sector, in collaboration with regional institutions, and stakeholders likehe development bank, really strengthen authorities to help drive innovation different way, and i think that means we are able to lean into their expertise lean into their leadership to be able to understand the kind of for information that we seek. i have the benefits of having had the night safe government investing through usaid with us, allowing us to scale, which is important fopawe've also been le of the other banks who are there, who are right on the ground and can make a difference. from my perspective, the opportunity is in recognizing each individual's role, each institution's role, and where they can be excellent. i think when we do that well, then the partnership is like an orchestra, everybody is playing their p that's what i'm hoping they can do more of. thank you. and thank you for letting me be here today. it's nice to be here with everyone. kendra: thank you. michael, same question, please. michael: kate is a huge undertaking,■&■v opening up the digital economy for africa. this will require new thinking and entirely new business cases that wer