— in abu dhabi? yes, so we work closely with — in abu dhabi?es, so we work- closely with our race promoters who are promoters of our event. each race has a different race promoter, so that is another opportunity to spread best practice, but we take it further. so we have done is updated to contracts with our race promoters to ensure that they are aligned with our sustainability strategy. we have a plan with our race promoters where we look notjust at carbon but actually event operation, plastic and waste, localfan actually event operation, plastic and waste, local fan travel, actually event operation, plastic and waste, localfan travel, energy, local community and each of those race promoters needs to deliver on those pieces, so that we can have more sustainable events. the chequered — more sustainable events. the chequered flag _ more sustainable events. the chequered flag is _ more sustainable events. the chequered flag is before us. wish you the best of luck with what you are doing. from coffee to cars, wraps to racing! the former sustainabi

and chairman of the abu dhabi executive council.message, the belarusian leader confirmed his readiness to further strengthen partnership contacts with the arab world and the emirates on the basis of others. zhba and mutual trust minsk moscow needs to ensure a common security the union is possible and risks and provocations should, including a well-considered migration policy, how to build it today in minsk , the parliamentarian and the union state discussed. our countries are coordinating actions to identify and suppress illegal migration, while mines remove the last barriers. one example is the recent agreement on mutual recognition of visas. but at the same time , the parliamentarians emphasize that one should not forget about the safety of the inhabitants of the union state. that's already worked out. the issue of coordination of the special services of belarus and russia you are in a difficult time, our special services are our power structures, they are ready to repel terrorist attacks , including the creation of other politica

you need the industrial systems in abu dhabi. this is about digitizing them.aking the long roads and they will move it to a digital face. ed: you do plan to take some of your funds to deploy into startups that are based in china. >> we have based in palo alto. i will tell you that we spend most of our time on semiconductors and batteries. but that does not mean that there are no opportunities. ed: there is one company looking for some money, virgin orbit. are you interested in investing in virgin orbit? how hard is that? >> we operate in those industries with many others. it is not only diligence in those companies. but also to help them get into commercialization. caroline: we thank you for politely deciding. coming up, so much more to talk about. lawmakers asking for answers. with its closest customers, we will have more on what they demand to know. will they be politely ignored? let's take a quick look at verse republic. and look at the federal home loan system. a sharp drop-off two weeks earlier. perhaps some of the banking crises -- it basically means tha

now —— cairo—abu dhabi battle here.pull the leash am, financially especially, on either of these two sides, which would be probably the most effective way to reduce fighting. and my concern really is that there was some will to see one of these sides gain some military upper hand before, indeed, that level of diplomatic intervention occurs. 0k. diplomatic intervention occurs. ok. jonas, thank you very much for that analysis. let's get some of the day's other news now. peru's former president, alejandro toledo, has turned himself in to us authorities for extradition to his home country where he faces corruption charges. mr toldeo is expected to be sent back to peru in the next few days. he denies the charges. —— mr toledo. lawyers acting for relatives of halyna hutchins, the cinematographer killed by a bullet fired from a prop gun held by alec baldwin, say they will proceed with a civil lawsuit. manslaughter charges against mr baldwin have been dropped by a court in new mexico. the uk government is taking legal action ag

could give a jolt to the economy struggling to keep prices under control we have hadley gamble from abu dhabi with more. hadley, good morning >> reporter: good morning, frank. what we are seeing here is opec plus countries making a decision to slash outareput by 1.6 millin barrels a day. that means less than 4% of global demand. this is a decision that can't come as too big of a surprise to us watching the oil market and based in the middle east saudi arabia is going to be leading the cuts with 500,000 barrels per day taking it off the market that is twice as much as the nearest opec member to cut i iraq, uae and algeria participating in this and oman as you see in the graphic. you see what is interesting to note is what this means for prices at the end of the day, there is a question of whether this will reverse the tide, if you will, of the inflationary pressures and if we will see saudi arabia move forward in the ti tt-for-t with the biden administration. you have to understand this is the worst first quarter performance for oil since the ban in 2020 during the height of covid. the saudis

the previous record was 14.2 million dollars at an abu dhabi auction in 2008.s campaign, which aims to combat global hunger. i'm on twitter, i'm @bbcbenthompson a spin class with people looking for that feel—good feeling that follows exercise, except everyone taking part here is dealing with a disease that has no cure. the class is specially adapted for people with parkinson's. julia is 60 now, but at 43 she found out parkinson's would affect her life. just a twitching in my little finger, which over about a month spread across my hand. until about five years ago i felt quite good. and austin's journey began two years ago. ijust felt very, very stiff in my body and everything. i played rugby for bristol and i also played for england a couple of times, so it was a bit of a shock — the team say after just a few sessions they're already seeing a difference. we've had people before cycle to one of our sessions and one of our classes, really struggled to get the lock onto their bike, do the hour of exercise, go back to the bike and have no problems at all, so that i

the reacts and abu dhabi promoted the open plus decision to cuts the blocks oil output countries on russia agreed to reduce the oil production by at $1500000.00 barrels per day to stabilize the energy markets. and normalize prices for us cause to increase oil production, washington's energy secretary house condensed the move calling. it's not constructive. political analyst on still making showing stones phase. the us is not criticizing its long time arab allies who become more tournaments in that decision making. many people have criticized the saudi policy in yemen. and yet the united states continued to sell them weapons that were involved in those bombings. so the bombing was always a question of which side you were on. when it came to the arms deals. you could see the power in many ways is it seems to be shifting globally from a place when the u. s. and going back to the, the seventy's when people like kissinger as a secretary of state can really pressure or an effect. opec. and then basically you're around at the time, and saudi arabia, the time to influence their policies when it ca

the war has global dimensions, reaching from tehran to react, from abu dhabi to washington.ut it is the people of yemen who have lost the most. they are victims of a conflict in one of the world's poorest nations, a war driven by some of the richest. we will be talking about the prospects for peace with our guests in a few minutes, but first, a look at how we got here. reporter: the rival parties in yemen's lengthy war. mediators from a -- leading efforts to broker a cease-fire between saudi arabia and houthi rebels. the head of the talks, the group outlined their conditions for peace. >> our just demands are stopping the aggression completely, lifting the blockade completely, paying the salaries of all yemeni employees from oil and gas revenues, compensation, and reconstruction, as well as the exit of foreign forces from yemen. reporter: the conflict dates back to 2014, when the houthis, supported by iran, captured the capital, demanding a new government. a dear later, a coalition led by saudi arabia and the united arab emirates back to the internationally recognized govern

lukashenko also congratulated sheikh khaled ben mohammed benzoidal on his appointment as crown prince of abu dhabiirman of the executive council. abu dawa, in his message, was the russian leader. he reaffirmed his readiness to further strengthen partnership contacts with the arab market of the emirates on the basis of friendship and mutual trust. minsk moscow needs to ensure the unified security of the union state. this forced necessity in the conditions of non- stop hybrid attacks to preempt possible risks and provocations should, including including a verified migration policy, how to build it today in minsk , the parliamentarians and the union state discussed. our countries are coordinating actions to identify and suppress illegal migration, while both minsk and moscow do not give up the migration resource for the development of their economies. to do this, legislators remove the last barriers. one example is the recent agreement on mutual recognition of visas. but at the same time, the parliamentarian emphasizes that one should not forget about the safety of the inhabitants of the union state.

professor of mathematics and atmosphere ocean science in the crohn's institute at a new york university, abu dhabi and in texas. andrew kruschevich, senior researcher columbia university's climate school. a warm welcome to you all like to begin in texas. first with andrew cruz. great. andrew, we've been talking for so long now about climate change, but it's not climate change anymore as climate changed. and surely this terminology is part of the problem we're looking at now terminology there should suggest climate damage controlled climate damage, limitation and proposing radical solutions. now where we're past the point of no return, surely. well, what we're really talking about is understanding the disproportionality of impact of climate in climate change on different populations on different industries. and at different times we're starting to see even more of this disproportionality. what i mean by that is, yes, we're seeing extreme events and we have the data to document that and to understand the trench. but we need to get better at understanding who is impacted to what extent and then under

they went out last night to manchester city, abu dhabi money manchester united, had the bid on the table from katara. newcastle. he nodded around by n b. s mohamed. been summon, they're getting out. spent all brady, and it's not gonna get any easier for buying if. if europe is the ultimate measure of success and it is for them, this is not going to get su 4. so a brief word on the champions league, semi finals, and who's left, who's your money? that comes down to real madrid now against manchester city. the other, the other match, don't worry about it. if you're, if you need to know one name, it's earling holland and it's that battle against rail madrid. ra, madrid are really the, the champions of europe. ameritas almost city haven't one yet. so it's is new money coming up against the old guard. and if you're just looking at one thing inside that semi final who's going to stop erling holland within that real madrid one. thank you for that illuminating outlook. as we heard from at d w, support that australia, which has experienced its 1st total solar eclipse in more than a decade. western

a bit of a mixed picture with gains in dubai and abu dhabi but weakness coming through in the saudi benchmark. weakness in kuwait exacerbated by news over the weekend of a new prime minister. the fourth government and eight months in the fifth finance minister since 2020. that is something to get your head around. we will leave back with a smaller updated the bottom of the hour. this is bloomberg. david: this is, uh, my kitchen table, and it is also my filing system. over much of the past three decades, i've been an investor. the highest calling of mankind, i've often thought, was private equity. [laughter] and then i started interviewing. i watched your interviews, so i know how to do some interviewing. [laughter] i've learned from doing my interviews how leaders make it to the top. jeff: i asked him how much he wanted. he said 250. i said fine. i didn't negotiate with him. i did no due diligence. david: i have something i would like to sell. [laughter] and how they stay there. you don't feel inadequate now because being only the second wealthiest man in the world, is that right? [laughter]

the bills introduction came one day off the re ads and daddy abu dhabi, while those through the way behind the pe plus decision to cut the block oil output countries on russia agreed to reduce the oil production by over $1500000.00 bows per day to stabilize the world economy, the world energy markets, while the and normalized oil prices that despite us cost increase, all production. washington's energy secretary has condensed the move, calling it not constructive. well that said, discuss this with all guess shown stone political analysts filmmaker on screen right now. many thanks for joining us on the program this evening. so washington for decades has had tight cooperation with saudi arabia, but not as now decided to pressure re as over human whites. what do you make of this? you turn? yeah, well, their relationship with saudi arabia goes back to the time of f d r. so i'll quote f d r, that when it comes to politics, you can, you can be sure that it's planned, right? if it happens in politics as plan. so what's happening right now to me would indicate basically the washington crowd trying

the war has global dimensions reaching from tehran to riyadh, from abu dhabi to washington. but it's the people of yemen who have lost the most, their victims of a conflict in one of the well sport nations, a war driven by some of the richest. we'll be talking about the prospects for peace with our guests in a few minutes. but 1st, a look at how we got here with this report from barbara copa. the rival parties in the emmonds lengthy war meeting in santa mediators from amman, a leading international efforts to break her a ceasefire between saudi arabia and who the rebels. the head of the talks, the group outlined its conditions for peace. i live in la jolla here at just a mom saw it and stopping the aggression completely as a lifting the blockade completely buying the salaries of all yamani employees from oil and gas revenues, compensation and reconstruction. as well as the exit of foreign forces from yemen, was it gonna be on the conflict dates back to 20? 14, when the, who thes supported by iran captured the capital demanding a new government. a year later, a coalition led

we are not the ones transgressing against abu dhabi or dubai. riyadh jetta. we only began retaliatory attacks after being bombarded for 3 years straight by the saudi led coalition. what can you say about yes, political future once the war is over? who will govern the country? how will the new jamini government in the future deal with the southern separate us regions, al corda and no bad air land? we said that after the war ends, we will end to political negotiations for 234 months to a year at the most. the sienna politicians involved in the negotiations must come out of the dialogue with decisive results. so she wanted independence, southern states demanding this because they've been and are being oppressed. therefore we have to know how to resolve this. and what is the solution in the solution needs to come within the framework of a unified yemen. that a solution can never come from the scope of separation. a divided yemen will only be the beginning of more pressing issues ahead of will plant the seeds for was for many years to come. international humanitar

ray dalio plans to set up a branch of his family office in abu dhabi.he bridgewater associates founder has cultivated a close relationship with the united arab emirates leadership. his network is estimated to be more than $60 billion. there is another sign that text -- tesla ceo elon musk is willing to sacrifice profits. the cost of the model three fell 4.7% to just under $40,000. tesla reports first-quarter earnings today. that is your business flash. alix: it is 23 past -- it is some point -- it is 7:23. joining us now is caroline hyde. i want to start with meta-. we know it was coming. we will get another round of layoffs. what areas on the chopping block? --are on the chopping block? caroline: the push into virtual reality but these are technology jobs that are being focused on so we understand a memo went out yesterday that they will -- are being told who is being let go. we understand the business jobs. this is the 10,000 jobs that are being hit in -- that we were told in late march on top of the jobs currently as here -- jobs cut late last year.

bra branson's virgin group owns 75% of the company abu dhabi sovereign wealth fund is also an owner > coming up on the program, the australian central bank decides to pause, but could more hikes be coming? 'ldiusnext ying an and a leg for postage. i remember setting up shipstation. one or two clicks and everything was up and running. i was printing out labels and saving money. shipstation saves us so much time. it makes it really easy and seamless. pick an order, print everything you need, slap the label onto the box, and it's ready to go. our costs for shipping were cut in half. just like that. shipstation. the #1 choice of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get 2 months free. >>> welcome back to "street signs. the australian bank is keeping the rate hike at a pause the rba warned further monetary tightening may be needed as the labor market remains tight, but inflation has likely peaked. australian consumer prices fell to an eight-month low in february >>> let's look at equity markets. we are over an hour into the trading session. it is contained with the magnitude of the

the previous record was $14.2 million at an abu dhabi auction in 2008.ion meals campaign, which aims to combat global hunger. let's talk about china in more detail. when it comes to inflation there, the latest numberes have come out for the month of march which show consumer prices have slowed to an 18—month low. the consumer price index for march rose by zero—point—seven -- 0.796 —— 0.7% on an annual basis. the main reason behind the slowdown was sluggish food prices. while many countries continue to struggle with the cost of living crisis, china's strict lockdown policy over the past couple of years has kept prices under control. is that ta reason why? let's get an expert view. joining me now is iris pang, who's the chief greater china economist at ing. based in hong kong. good to talk to you. the inflation figures coming out of china couldn't be more different to what we are experiencing in the us and uk and europe. talk about china isn't seeing rising food prices in the way we are? the first thing is the china has a high basist rate from last year, i

president of abu dhabi devoted most of his speech to the issue of hijab . the men and women who entered the exhibition they told me not to come on the way to wear hijab and chastity tell them to follow up. i wish that hijab and chastity is a religious necessity, a divine, quranic and narrative matter . of course, this part of mr. president's words about hijab was reflected in the domestic and foreign media. we have a law, the legal obligation obliges everyone to adhere to the law, if no one has such an aversion to hijab for any reason, but adherence to the law of the society is the law and the law, which is always subject to the consensus of all, with any political orientation and with any opinion that the society has. today, the issue of hijab should be addressed a little and within the scope of the law the legality of all members of the society, especially our dear ladies and girls, who always show adherence to the law and adhere to the principles. of course, mr. president emphasized on the issue of enriching instead of scientific and cultural centers of

dani: in january, first abu dhabi bank said it had explored and ipo was standard charter to bite.ruary it is no longer playing to do so. have you had any conversations with them and is standard charter of the? ? future still an independent bank >> we have had no discussion with them whatsoever. we are pleased with our performance. dani: unfortunately we will have to end it there. thank you so much for stopping by, andy halford, the standard charter cfo. coming up, first-quarter quarter results in line with forecasts. the ceo says 2023 will be the year to restore confidence. she will join us to discuss the numbers next. this is bloomberg. ♪ dani: first quarter adjusted met estimates. the telecom company said it's all revenue growth in the swedish market. joining us is the ceo of telia. thank you so much for joining us. first off, when it comes to the mix of business, it's been a challenging environment for some sectors more than others. how are you looking at that and what leads growth and what maybe lags behind in this environment? allison: i think what we are seeing is telco serv

. >> abu dhabi bank said explored a deal with standard chartered to buy it.ince february, is that it is no longer planning to do so. have you had any conversations with them since? is standard chartered as the future still an independent bank? >> we have had no discussion with them whatsoever. we are an independent bank. we are very pleased with our performance. tom: standard chartered cfo they're speaking to dani burger about their strong numbers despite the recent banking turmoil. coming up, shares are going slight on worst than expected gucci sales. will check in on stocks on the move next. this is numbered. ♪ welcome back to the open. another risk off day spurned by new concerns about the health of those medium-sized and smaller u.s. banks. first republic in focus. currently across the benchmark, losses of 7%. nasdaq is pointing to a different picture gaining a little over 1%. let's get to joe easton for the focus on the stocks to watch. joe: asm and amsterdam getting slammed, down around 11%, the worst-performing stock in europe today as they warn of a p

present and didn't even call them when they had their, what they would refer to as their 9/11, when abu dhabit surprise you? >> disappoints me, i have to say. unfortunately doesn't surprise me. just a couple of things here to point out on this issue with the ucht a.e. potential naval base for the chinese. from a military perspective, it does not cause a problem. they only have the chinese only have one other naval base outside of their territory in the world whereas we have more than 100 naval bases scattered throughout. so, in terms of power we have no problem handling that if we needed to. but the influence is a far bigger issue and very thing you are talking about there, i think we are starting to see on a broader scale and this does pose a problem to the united states and that is we have basically abandoned the diplomatic field across the world and we handed that over to china and they are taking advantage of it in countries all over the world, north and south, asia, europe, the middle east, and this is just another one and if we don't get back involved in the diplomatic field and don't r

amy: president lula, who was speaking from abu dhabi, said he had discussed joint mediation efforts withthe united arab emirates, as well as china, which he visited last week. in china, lula also focused on rebuilding brazil's diplomatic relationship with beijing and agreed to expand cooperation on trade, technology, and other areas. in india, two high-profile politicians were shot and killed on live television saturday while in police custody in the northern city of prayagraj. atiq ahmed, an organized crime leader who also served in india's parliament, was shot in the head, as was his brother ashraf ahmed, a former legislator in uttar pradesh state. at the time of the murders, the brothers were being escorted in handcuffs to a hospital for a medical checkup. the assassins were swiftly arrested by police. >> according to primary information, three men came posing as media personnel and started firing. three people have been arrested and they are being interrogated. the brothers died in this incident. amy: both victims were from india's muslim minority. one of the assassins was recorded c

hong kong has become aggressive, dubai, abu dhabi, so the rest of the world is fighting for talent andenter of this revolution where things digitalize. charles: so what do you make of the drama at the sec or in congress, and always talking about crime as if crime isn't committed now. it's just, i mean it's a keystone cops or is there really a deliberate effort to derail this? >> i think there's a small minority in the democratic party , in the biden administration. it's gary gensler, elizabeth warren, it's sherrod brown, it's a little bit now janet yellen and brainard, because i think they worry about the dollar that really don't like crypto and crypto should be bipartisan. this isn't left or right. its become partisan in large part because sam bankman-fried had become such a big donor to president biden and the democrat s that everyone kind of feels stupid. he turned out to be a big fraud. he was close with the sec. he was close with the cftc. it's ironic that they gave a ton of money to republicans as well, but that's not the narrative, and so democrats have backed away, and this kin

he joins his live now from abu dhabi. is it likely that these protesters are going to see that the moms met? do you see these warring factions and instead dragging the country into civil strife? thank you very much for having me. i generally believe this is a start of a movement that actually was pressure on the way where infections in to me to come to their senses on a sub. this is really in the country and dragging the whole re you into and completely unpredictable future. but it's saying this, i understand very well that this is just a beginning. i think this should be part of a concentrated effort from inside the sudan. and i will say this was done to make sure that a very clear message is sent to the wording functions. bluntly that targeting civilians targeting health care facility targeting health care workers is through the war cry. now, can i ask you about that? because i know you are not inside the country right now, but no doubt you are maintaining communication with friends, colleagues, family that are. and we

invitation of the president of the united arab emirates, alexander lukashenko, paid an official visit to abu dhabiible to agree on cooperation in many areas, among them the trade economic sphere and investment interaction accents and in the humanitarian sphere in march, alexander lukashenko visited iran in tehran , the president of belarus held talks with the country's leadership, the main topic of which is the development of interaction across the entire spectrum of bilateral relations with an emphasis on trade and economic cooperation. who is over 40 years old? to your country which stems from its culture of the way of life education of religion, and these values ​​must be reckoned with that is why peaceful coexistence. where this is forgotten, one of the central events of the visit was the signing of a comprehensive road maps of comprehensive cooperation between belarus and iran, the leaders of the two countries also paid special attention to the situation in the region and in the world as a whole. yes, we have similar positions and approaches to many issues on the international agenda. the mai

abu dhabi is being very crypto-friendly. so as the u.s.tifling innovation, the rest of the world's saying come build here. liz: well, then to that point about regulation, you feel that the regulators are misplacing their microscopes and they really should be on a.i. morning something like cryptocurrency. why is that? >> listen, i think the regulators should get together and clarify rules around crypto so our industry can grow. liz: clarified. >> i think it is the ironic how much focus crypto gets. it's a trillion dollar industry. it's not $10 trillion, it's not -- and, yes, there was fraud in it and, yes, there were bad behavior. but that's mostly been washed out of the system. and, quite frankly, the regulators were in all those companies and did nothing, right? they understood those companies. why that happened is because we haven't had rule -- rules. when i think about a.i. and all the implications, it feels like there should be a lot of thought about how a.i. gets regulated. you've got elon musk, 2,000 other smart technologists saying

ray dalio plans to set up a branch of his family office in abu dhabi as part of his deeper push intoiddle east. he has cultivated a close relationship with the united arab emirates' leadership over several decades. his net worth is estimated at over $16 billion. ♪ ♪ ♪ the vehicles are all-electric. the feeling is all mercedes. the choice is all yours. see your dealer for exceptional offers today. >> q1 suggests we are seeing a reversal of the supply shocks from last year. an using of bottlenecks, much lower gas prices. as of now, 2 weeks away, i think the baseline is that we should, indeed, increase interest rates in may. jonathan: philip lathe, the ecb chief economist speaking yesterday in dublin, ireland. live from new york city, welcome to the program. your equity market is negative this morning. yields are a bit higher by four or five basis points. the two year yield is higher by 56. sticky inflation in europe. bank earnings in america not, terrible. we get more this morning. this is from bangkok. $510 billion deposits. lisa: this is not necessarily leading expectations, but it i

> i would love to invite you both, i will give you tickets to be my guest at the 30/50 summit in abu dhabi over 50 who were millionaires. they started their own business, and they saw it through, and mika's there telling you know your value, chase the money. you know, go for it, start your business get the support. so we were sitting there like that's what we've been doing, but to see so many other women doing it and succeeding, i think that really took us by like -- it was just amazing for us. >> what were some of the lessons you're going to take with you? >> definitely the know your value is very key, and billie jean king said a lot of men know how to operate in business, but women tend to hold back, and don't be afraid to go after the money. that was key and there are times that we don't value ourselves enough, and we don't think we're enough as women we get imposter syndrome, and you should know that you are enough, and if you feel that you can -- if you have five or six of those attributes out of the ten, go for it go for it even if you don't because you just never know. >> so how do

the second is adoption we're seeing aggressive moves in hong kong and dubai and abu dhabi.money move in. you are seeing some hedge funds in the united states participate in the futures market. but it's really got a story for the first time in a while. >>> the correlation with cold makes -- gives credence to your argument that maybe it's because powell is getting close, but also, mike, the sv situation, i know you saw how bitcoin -- it's crazy, but it almost looked like a flight to quality, which that throws anybody who thinks of it that way, it's almost heresy to think that way if the immediate airy is the issue, the bank holding the assets, and you can disintermediate kwraeut every institution you would have, and the bitcoin would be the in inherent value >> the old crypto community that started this ecosystem based on a distrust of centralized banks that came out of the 1980s crisis, and we regalvanized that original story this has been built on the backs of the crypto community. it is not the new money. it's not the pension funds and asset managers coming in, it was reta

. >> abu dhabi, stay tuned manchester city hosted some surprising when your reds took the lead on 17 is home for you misdirection finishes sweet if it curls city scored four the football they play is like watching miles davis playing jazz with coltrain levels above they ran out the score on the day. let me introduce you to jack grelish. in cleats. god bless him. city remain in second place. their white whale like moby dick leading off the football club owned by l.a. rams stan gronki in the red needed to win. irresistible on the lead they treated leads like a fan making a wedding proposal at a game 4-1. m magnificent story. nine games from glory. days in ancient times wrote into epic poems and tapestries. dark american story. chelsea continue to soil themselves under the new ownership of todd burly who like daisy daisy jones and the six can make a good thing bad god bless todd burly he runs chelsea like elon musk with twitter blue. real carnage there you got to know what you don't know and fix it up with chelsea football club. >> yeah. you know, obviously a couple things here that sta

zavyalov vera krasnodar so that we do not feel alone in our tv trip quieter you drive and pay more in abu dhabiho drive fast, but those who drive in the left lane, the minimum speed limit on the sheikh mohammed highway is 120 km / h. minimum more can be less. no, for this a fine of 120 dollars for heavy trucks of this waste is provided for by its own lanes russian motorists are also waiting for changes the ministry of finance proposes to increase eight hundred rubles to 5,000 fines for the absence of an osago policy towards the end of the year, the russian union. auto insurers plan to connect traffic cameras to check policies fine will come once a day to revoke the driver's license. they will be able to, if the owner finds medical contraindications for such a bill, it was adopted in the state duma in the first reading. why does not everyone support this innovation, alexander blinnikov found out? well , to ache a little bit like the lower back, that’s all, it’s like i got into the car, it’s like nothing in my car and the chair helps. sergey vakhrush. i am sure of this, because the healing effect

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in connection with his appointment as deputy ruler of abu dhabi. in his congratulations, the president of belarus expressed hope for mutually beneficial cooperation and the implementation of large-scale projects in the interests of both countries. alexander lukashenko also congratulated sheikh khaled ben mohammed benzoid. al-nahaya us with the appointment of the crown prince of abu dhabi and chairman of the executive council of abu dhabi to his the message was the russian leader confirmed his readiness to further strengthen the parties. ner contacts uae on the basis of friendship and mutual trust security and control central election commission will accredit journalists for 2 years . it is also necessary to go through the same procedure at the ministry of foreign affairs for accreditation , and they can refuse to the cec, this is explained by the fact that in the past, there were many examples when all the necessary conditions for work were created for foreign media, and they, in turn , published articles with a deliberate distortion of the meaning