anglo america is looking to a sale of debeers.t is looking to be separate from the bhp takeover bid.roader is the portfolio m >> the deal is motivated by copper and it is important to note that anglo america has nickel and iron ore and steel making >> it is the main issue they are fighting for they have been vocal in the desire for more copper, but obviously, not too distant past. the assets are diverse and the copper is the jewel in the crown. >> the driver of the deal in your opinion other people appear to agree with you i want to talk about the deal and possible divestment of the de beers unit. platinum is expected to be under would it be to the benefit of bhp to be sold or spun off >> they made some soundings about that with regard to spinning off the anglo platinum assets how that occurs or at the time, it is difficult to know. they are around the edges with regards to the value to bhp. obviously, platinum is a loser with regards to the electrification of the journey and platinum use in the internal combustion eengine. bhp se

i, , anglo... it certainly seems you didn't read _ anglo. ..dn't read yourself— anglo... it certainly seems you didn't read yourself but - anglo... it certainly seems you didn't read yourself but there l anglo... it certainly seems you | didn't read yourself but there is anglo... it certainly seems you i didn't read yourself but there is a strange delay on that line so we're going to try again. dani, if you can hear us, just explain what is driving that push in the ftse 100 driving that push in the ftse100 right now? i think we are going to have to call it a day on that. dani, i'm really sorry, we can see you on to you but not at the same time which isn't very helpful for television. that was dani hewson explain to us by the ftse100 has been hitting those record heights. some suggesting that undervaluing has gone on for too long and certainly in the london market, looking pretty cheap right now. we will try and re—establish that line and talk some more with dani a little later. in other news... american airlines — which is the world's biggest b

anglo—americans takeover offer. anglo—america ns told the takeover offer. is currently being reviewed by the board of directors but did not reveal the value of the offer. bhp has not immediately responded to requests for comment from the bbc. if the deal goes ahead, it would be one of the mining industry �*s biggest mergers years. it operates minds in countries like chile, south africa, brazil and australia and has a stock market valuation of more than $30 billion. australian —based bhp is the world largest listed mining company with a market valuation of around $149 billion. the company after bhp bought american copper producer. if this goes ahead, the deal would increase bhp �*s access to copper through operations in south america. the price of copper has risen on global markets by more than 15% this year. it is in high demand because it is used in the manufacture of clean energy products. analysts say it is anglo—american footprint and the copper industry that would attract a mining dialect bhp. thank you so much. susannah streeter is head of money and m

more than just anglo american. >> very interesting.s this the start of a lot of m&a activity in the sector you highlighting some issue there is is this a new chapter as they prepare for the energy transition >> this is an opening shot a lot of people in the industry, including myself, think there will be a fairly severe shortage of copper coming at us the chinese state planners are still working out how to get enough copper to feed their electric vehicle industry. electric cars use more than twice as much copper as a normal internal combustion engine vehicle. given the amount of cars the chinese are putting out these days, where will they get the copper we know there is a shortage supply china ramped up the copper smelter factories. if you cannot get the concentrates, that means you cannot produce the metal if you can't do that, where do you get the metal? there is a lot at play here. the premium offered by bhp is underwhelming. that is an opening shot. i'm not convinced anglo is necessarily the big prize here. >> john, your comments a

pressure on anglo to come up with opportunities.ith opportunities. if you were a betting _ come up with opportunities. if you were a betting woman, _ come up with opportunities. if you were a betting woman, would - come up with opportunities. if you were a betting woman, would you put money on this deal being achieved or falling away? do money on this deal being achieved or falling away?— falling away? do you know what, i think there _ falling away? do you know what, i think there are _ falling away? do you know what, i think there are so _ falling away? do you know what, i think there are so many _ falling away? do you know what, i think there are so many hurdles . falling away? do you know what, i l think there are so many hurdles for this to complete. it is just... there are so many risks. you have seen south africa... you have seen the political opposition, shareholder opposition. there are so many hurdles. and that is not even to mention a bit were to get agreed, then you also have the competition framework in south africa. i t

bluebell has also amassed a stake in anglo american.nvestors are speaking out against this bhp deal. sonali: how do you think through anglo american bhp as it stands, giving you had followed this deal to the deal talks and reported outcome of that, and everything that happened since and the resistance against this deal, how do you explain what the state of play is? >> what is such a big deal, it was sitting at about $40 billion. there's always going to be multiple steps in negotiation. the bhp approach is an all stock approach. it had been rejected. it would be interesting to see whether this draws out other potential buyers. as well as with the pressure elliott and bluebell and some of the other existing shareholders are applying. it could push anglo american to either figure out something strategically internally, or to entertain some other bids. it is a fluid situation. by far, i think people in the market are saying it is the beginning, not the end. sonali: explain some of these scenarios. how do you think about how the road ahead l

the deal values anglo american at $37 billion.american, who confirmed that they have indeed received bhp's proposal, and that their board is currently reviewing it. if an agreement is reached, this would mark the biggest shake—up in the global mining industry in over a decade. we also got earnings out of south korean chip giant sk hynix this morning. the world's second biggest memory chip—maker saw its highest profit growth in almost two years of $2.1 billion. the artificial intelligence boom helping the company reverse heavy losses incurred last year. us plane—maker boeing reported its first revenue drop in almost two years. its manufacturing quality has come under scrutiny after a series of accidents involving its max 737 model. let's bring in aerospace consultant mark martin. i asked him what he made of boeing's results and his outlook for the playmaker. building commercial aeroplanes, the revenue is driving the entire performance of boeing down. revenues are down by 1.6 billion. what's alarming is that deliveries on the boeing

they have already said -- anglo has already said that bhp's proposal will see anglo first spinoff itsn ore and platinum business in south africa, and that really emphasizes this focus on copper. rio tinto, bhp's rival in the number two iron ore miner, has also been looking to build up its copper business. and we saw glencore, the international trader and miner, try to take over these tech resources as well, principally for copper and zinc. so you can see how this is shaping up into a big battle for control of the world's copper resources. paul: all right. commodities reporter martin ritchie there. let's take a look at how we are doing in the fx space. of course we are very closely watching the yen. well, we are always watching the young closely these days, but especially so now. we are at levels we have not seen since june 1990. the yen weaker than 155 against the greenback. so, against that backdrop we have a jank -- bank of japan meeting starting today. the boj has pledged it is going to do something about the level of the currency. we have to wait and see what that is. still to com

talking, this is an evil empire, we started our program with this, listen, well, in general , this anglo-saxonion has always been like that , the evil empire is the same. after a short time, the tsar begins to behave inappropriately, something is wrong with him, here he is, why we know from our history of the tsar, as if ivan the terrible was replaced, which means that in 1963, not excavations took place, but the remains of ivan the terrible were opened have been studied in the mercury content was 2600 times higher than the norm. in what was left, that is, you understand, there was poisoning, and the effect of mercury is depression, this is inappropriate behavior, and most importantly, a violation of the general genetic possibilities of inheritance, say, the production of heirs, well, let’s say this is what scientists say, that is, what we got in the end, we got the end of a dynasty, we got turmoil, we got discarded for almost 100 years... cosmetics maybe, but what happened no one could understand, oh well, i like this historical example, god bless it. then it turned out that the reason was co

the aussie miner is considering making an improved opposable for anglo american.head into the market open, we are watching the yen trading keenly. not just the yen, but dollar, the relentless ascent of yields and how that is playing is not likely to abate ahead of the fed skewing a -- a -- a -- a pivot and entrenched u.s. inflation. if you look at the yen, we are asking where policy makers are as red lines have broken. in the next hour, the feds last mile in focus and you're probably not easily persuaded to switch mobile providers for your business. but what if we told you it's possible that comcast business mobile can save you up to 75% a year on your wireless bill versus the big three carriers? you can get two unlimited lines for just $30 each a month. all on the most reliable 5g mobile network—nationwide. wireless that works for you. for a limited time, ask how to save up to $830 off an eligible 5g phone when you switch to comcast business mobile. don't wait! call, click or visit an xfinity store today. haidi: this is daybreak asia. japan is shut for a public h

bhp approaches rival anglo american with a takeover offer. the move could spark the biggest shakeup in the industry in a decade. the launch of earnings begins in europe with much of the focus on this morning's data around the banks, starting with deutsche bank. crossing the screen, germany's largest lender coming in with a beat for its fixed income trading team. there was an expectation they would do well and they have outstripped u.s. peers with fixed income sales and trading revenue coming in above estimates, 2.5 2 billion euros above the estimates of 2.4 one billion euros. the bank seeing 2024 revenue slightly higher year on year so a beat on the revenue front and the fixed income trading team at deutsche bank doing the heavy lifting in the latest quarter in terms of sales and trading revenue. in terms of 2024, the private bank revenue has been flat year on year and in terms of expectations, 2024 around fic, fixed income and currency trading revenue, slightly higher year on year is the expectation. the ratio is expected to remain flat. in

look, the anglo-americans are secretly building real plans for a military takeover against the ussr.st to acquire atomic bomb. the first to drop it on japanese cities, in violation of the agreement with the ussr. they are stirring up a cold war against us and are the first to create a military bloc. ussr, world. while the states are putting on the assembly line the missing weapons for the total atomic bombing of the ussr, our physicists under the leadership of igor kurchatov and yuli khariton are doing it. got the job done. on august 29, 1949 , the first soviet atomic bomb was tested at the semipalativsk test site. a year later, we already had 50 such bombs, the usa - 300, but the world became bipolar. moscow offers the british the government's participation. to nato. having received a refusal, joseph stalin declared that the alliance was an undermining of the un. and a little later, in 1951, stalin comments on the minister of foreign affairs. british affairs herbert morrison. mr. morison argues that the north atlantic pact is a defensive pact, that it does not pursue the goals of ag

listed companies, which is kuumba iron ore an angle -- anglo american platinum.ssets to the country, not just that, but anglo american is the fourth biggest on the ftse jsc. it's very critical to the industry and so the question is, if this deal were to actually go through, if the spinoff were to happen, what does this mean for the mining industry, what does this mean for jobs. we saw angle this year announcing that they would have to restructure due to declining platinum prices. the big question people are asking is, what would these companies look like without their parent and what many people are saying, i was just reading the newspaper, that this is a lowball offer. the question is, will they go higher and may be value the company a little bit more? tom: jennifer zabasajja on the importance this deal has across the mining space in africa. an important angle to tie into the story. we continue to monitor the developments around that potential m&a. there's plenty more coming up. we get the take on this decision by the bank of japan to hold on rates. of course, w

it all started in the anglo-saxon world with the protestant reform.historical, cultural, political, and also philosophical process of liberating individuals from any type of collective identity. and after that there was a revolt against the nation-state as a collective identity in favor of a purely civil society. after the fall of the soviet union, liberalism was everywhere. putin’s brains, why are they so frightened by the analysis of the evolution of western thinking? there were only two kinds of collective identities that could be freed from, gender identity, and this led to transgender to lgbt, new forms of sexual identification individualism. these were necessary elements of implementation and therefore gender became something so optional, vector of this liberal ideology. and the last step, which has not yet been fully realized, is liberation from human identity, to be human or not to be human. and there is a name for this: transhumanism, posthumanism, singularity, artificial intelligence, that is, first liberation from the state. this is the pol

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any more or any other anglo section country which can be in included in the g7 grouping. all right, thank you for that. let's uh now bring back our next guest. uh tambisa facuda who's a senior research fellow africa asia dialogue and chief executive officer at the mail and garden newspaper. tambisa fakul, welcome back uh when you take a look atuh the grouping of bricks uh there are many options that are opened because of the fact that uh there's so many uh different promises that uh are being made when it comes to for example the bricks payment system, blockchain technology and also the introduction of national currency, even though you have countries dealing in the... what is the main appeal when it comes to bricks to align themselves into one grouping? of course you have the five major economies that are leading this group? i think they're very close and i don't think. think they contradict the current systems that you have, instead you're going to have more competitiveness in terms of the global currency exchanges, so from this perspective, i think the cds is addition

it all started in the anglo-saxon world with the protestant reform.erstanding, is... such a historical, cultural political, as well as philosophical process of liberation of individuals from any kind of collective identity, and after that there was a rebellion against the nation-state as a collective identity in favor of a purely civil society, after the fall of the soviet union, liberalism was everywhere. alexander dugin speaks english, it is clear for which audience. in the western press , the russian academic philosopher dugin, as he... was introduced by carlson, is called putin's brains, why are they so frightened by the analysis of the evolution of western thinking, there were only two types of collective identity from which one could free oneself, this is gender identity, and this led to transgender people, to lgbt people, new forms of sexual identification of individualism, therefore gender became something so optional, these were necessary... elements of the implementation and vector of this liberal ideology. and the last step, which has not y

of instability, that is. the most interested party in destabilizing the situation in belarus is the anglo-saxons, not even the poles or even the lithuanians, because this is a tool, you need to understand, this is washington and london, specifically, you need to understand with whom you need to conduct a dialogue, kiev, again you need to understand, this is a tool, tomorrow, that’s absolutely correct, literally talking, talking, he said correctly, that tomorrow washington will give instructions to start a dialogue. on the territory of the russian federation, god forbid belarus to carry out any terrorist acts, this is maximum efficiency with minimal costs, have you seen how much pennies these idiots cost who bring explosives here and so on, often marginalized, or people who do not account for their actions, so i talked with the guys from certain services, we have a clear understanding that here no one will stand on ceremony with them, no one will detain them according to the rules, as they say in the movies, we are the first put it out... there will be no air, you won’t get by with shot knees, th

uk based mining firm anglo american says it has rejected a £31.1 billion takeover bid from australianthis wasn't unexpected — as shares of anglo american had risen some 16% in london trading on thursday — indicating that investors are anticipating a more generous offer. the ftse 100 has hit a the ftse100 has hit a fresh record high today. it has been a buoyant week boosted by upbeat results. that is close to that high of the ftse 100. support hello from the bbc sport centre. we're starting with the premier league title race because manchester city are once again breathing down arsenal's necks and it's in their hands — they're just a point behind them with a game in hand although arsenal have superior goal difference if it comes to that. but city tried to improve that last night, putting four past brighton in a routine win at the amex. phil foden scoring twice and the other goals from kevin de bruyne and julain alvarez. the reigning champions are most people's favourites to win the title again. it would be four in a row, something no club has ever done before. every game is a mystery.

the european species fought there, here the strongest species has established itself, the healthiest anglo-saxone the liberation of the soviet soldiers of europe from this nazism, well, i think that 90% was based precisely on the moral principle, on how our soldier did it, how he behaved led and how he came to this europe. karyn georgivich, well, i won’t start with the edging. it was berlez’s shuttlecock that spoke to mother marguerite, i spoke to old kant, cleverly, of course, but too confusingly, but that’s not what i’m talking about, i’m speaking a little from afar first. vladimir miller from germany, 53 years old, 53 years old from kazakhstan, well, german, apparently of many, served in the army, speaks fluent russian, dreams of moving to russia, and is faced with what he complains is a bureaucracy that is simply impossible to get through. it asked for help somehow, writes that very many want to move, very many, well, having an idea, after all, about our russian bureaucracy due to their age, admitting that there is a lot of truth in this, but the russian bureaucracy still needs to listen to

she was hoping that this portrait would make it very clear to those anglo businessmen that hawaiian native hawaiians were in charge, that she was in charge of her kingdom. but unfortunate lately, her kingdom was overthrown. in 1893 with the support of marines from the uss boston. and this was a very diplomatic situation from the united states point of view, as well as the hawaiian point of view. but basically, the queen and her people were outgunned. they had no arms. they had no ways to really defend themselves. so although this portrait we underscore stand it to be this really important symbol of her power in the she her kingdom was overthrown. and that was the first step to the 1898 annexation of hawaii by the united states. so how does what's happening with the annexation of hawaii fit into the larger picture of u.s. expansion in 1898, the annexation of hawaii in 1898 was sort of part of the xigaze. that was part of the moment, is that in the 1890s, henry cabot lodge, you know, had his on annexing hawaii ever since he had been elected to be a senator of massachusetts. and so china had

basically uh pushed them back, the axis of resistance has managed to destroy most of the plans which the anglo-zionist and israeli empire had so... "you can see that now going for for diplomatic uh buildings, i mean, i guess in a way it's not really that much of a surprise, because nation, an entity like israel which can kill uh children and women to the tune of 13, 14,00 plus in terms of the gazan scenario alone, what does it matter to them whether diplomatic enclaves are destroyed, but of course what it means a an international political level is that they are..." showing absolutely no respect whatsoever because these these diplomatic uh buildings essentially are the territory of the embassy that they're attacking, so if they tried to attack the iranian embassy, what they're effectively doing is declaring direct war on islamic republic of iran's land, his territory by attacking this embassy, essentially they're attacking iran, they might as well throw bomb in tehran because that's what embassies are, they are... are are the the territory, the official uh government and you can't violate embassies, y

the big news was how bhp is having a takeover approach for the rival anglo american. this could shakeup the industry at a time when these miners are looking to expand corporate production. we are hearing that anglo american does not believe this proposal is attractive that's because it doesn't quite address how bhp will look to demurrage south african operations. we seen dhp sliding about 3.3% at the open as are the broad-based australian gauge. iron ore's seven-week higher and has been recovering even though we've seen declines in the singapore contract today. this is thanks in large part to the recovery due to the improvement in sentiment. as i said, it is that stagflation chatter as we have quarterly pce numbers that were hotter than expected. growth caused a selloff in treasuries. we are seeing more of the same on the two year yield nudging toward the 5% level. paul: let's get more analysis on the impending boj rate decision with were chief fx in asia editor, steven chu. we just got the latest tokyo cpi data. how do you see that muddying the waters for the central

war with an equal enemy was always the least preferred scenario for the anglo-saxons. curious evolutions of their rhetoric, if a couple of years ago they used democracy as a screen for intervention, then now they hate their own. nationalists. the perpetrators, accomplices, perpetrators of this terrorist attack with the ukrainian organizers of this monstrous bloody terrorist attack, other affiliated persons, no matter where they hide and no matter how they try to confuse the traces of the crime, will suffer a well-deserved punishment. dear colleagues. russia's power and potential have always irritated the west. in western societies , the ideology of self-superiority has been cultivated for centuries. history shows repeated attempts to weaken the russian state. story this is exactly what it testifies to. moreover, it is interesting how, so gradually, gradually, the world ceases to be shy. and he says directly what he’s talking about. what would the united states do if a country attacked its embassy and killed its staff, what would it do? they would make a statement and t

russia and germany are the main competitors, enemies, opponents of the anglo-saxons, and this is thewant to do today, only the role of germany today is played by china. the main task of american english politics today is to pit china and russia against each other. thank god, nothing is working out, but they will go further, further and further towards this goal. several changes in government composition led the provisional government, played giveaway with lenin. on september 1, 1917 , kerinsky, the head of government, announced the liquidation of the russian empire, and russia has since been a republic; this was not done by lenin or the bolsheviks. but let's return with the understanding that the provisional government is puppets, this is what the arrival looked like lenin physically. colleagues boarded a swiss train, arrived in germany, for some reason they stood there the whole day, then through germany they came to sweden, the entire group of those who were going to overthrow the provisional government came to the russian embassy in sweden, where they were given money for travel t

subjective, and the french will show that the real power in europe is us, they give a slap to the anglo-saxonstitude towards europe, well, europe will be pushed towards another set of american interests, including the conflict in ukraine, so the french want to grab glory, they want to grab the opportunity to influence the situation in negotiations with russia, and why does the ukrainian side need this and the anglo-saxons, who are also behind gur and the ukrainian elite there, so they don’t want something new subject with which russia may come to an agreement. faster than with the curators of the zone of division of the former germany into eastern, western, the french would have their own sector of responsibility, that is, it is possible, including on the territory of ukraine in the event of defeat or if the parties are forced to negotiate and ukraine in will not completely lose its sovereignty, but part of the territory may fall under the zone of external control, even if ukraine simply retains part of the territory as sovereign, but there... naturally, i would generally play ahead, but since

on july 1 , 1945, it was planned to launch a surprise attack on the red army by anglo-american troopspation of the german divisions that had surrendered on the western front, but not disarmed. this idea he was born during the war, the meaning was that a coup was taking place, the war was ending on the western front, all the troops were moving to... the eastern front, an unthinkable operation, was, as it were, a continuation of this failed diplomatic option with the end of the war on the western front. it was originally planned to hold two trials of nazi criminals in nuremberg, but only one took place. the second nuremberg was not even our initiative, judging by the documents, at first... this task was set by the british, why? because anglo-german antagonism in europe, it is so constant, the british, apparently, at some stage still wanted, well , if not to finish off germany, then at least to remove competitors from business, because the discussion was ongoing. at the pozdam conference in july-august 1945, when there was talk about the trial of war criminals, and stalin said, well, he

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all this, but the reality is somewhere here, so we are within the framework of that war, which the anglo-saxonsto us in 1945, throwing off... i spoke about this many times, well , stalin spoke about it, he did not expect, stalin did not expect that war would be declared on him during his lifetime by the anglo-saxons, for him it was a severe blow , much stronger than an attack hitler, because the whole concept, so to speak, that stood behind it, it was problematized by the beginning of a new war. because stalin didn’t know hitler personally, it wasn’t personal, and these are right, which made this feeling of human personal betrayal especially so, he understood that if these two are why... there you understand what’s the matter, here it’s very it’s important, karan georgivich and i often like to discuss this, how historical processes are personally connected, well , firstly, i think that roosevelt was killed, because i think so, no, that’s mine, well, maybe why am i saying this, dim, i said, i think, i don’t know, yes, that’s because, well, stalin didn’t expect it, for him it was, well, just as h

it is obvious that the task was initially set when they... provoked the russian federation by the anglo-saxonsion of the region, what happens in a simpler way, there are different methods of destabilization, one of the ways was to draw deeper into the territory, using the armed forces of ukraine to wear down, they counted on the fact that the russian economy like a house of cards will fall, destabilization within russia, some kind of social explosion, for example, on the eve of the election campaign of the same presidential and... the regime will fall, no one will be able to respond with a nuclear baton. russia has demonstrated the stability of the economy, the ability to mobilize society, in general we see, well, the presidential elections in the russian federation have shown that it has united in solidarity among the bulk of society, has expressed solidarity. those people who left abroad towards the russian federation throw stones and unhealthy statements, too do not enjoy support within russia. there is one in the west. that tomorrow washington will give instructions to start a dialogue on

this is not just a philosophical concept, it is the politics of the anglo-saxon world, its real historyeady written in the language of hollywood. you will end. just 20 minutes of interview. and western russophobia looks as unnaturally hopeless as the entire fatal crooked development of the anglo-saxon world. tucker gave dugin the western platform, the view counter is gaining momentum. anton takovinko, lead. joe biden is losing the election race to donald trump. cnn observers draw this conclusion based on data from recent opinion polls. if the elections were held today, the current head of the white house. would have received 43% of the vote, and his predecessor 49. moreover , biden’s popularity, as journalists note, continues to decline. the new york post, in turn, cites the results of the gallup study. it says biden's job approval rating is lower than any other president in the last 70 years. it is less than 39%, almost three points worse than george w. bush, who still held this anti-record. irkutsk and some cities in the region were hit by a powerful dust storm. wind gusts reach 28 m/

s obvious that. that initially the task was set when they provoked the russian federation with the anglo-saxonsethods of destabilization, one of the ways was to draw deeper into the territory, using the armed forces of ukraine, to exhaust them, they hoped that the russian economy would fall like a house of cards, destabilization within russia, some kind of social explosion, for example, on the eve of the election campaign of the same ... presidential and the regime will fall, no one will be able to respond with a nuclear baton. russia has demonstrated the stability of the economy, the ability to mobilize society, in general we see, well, the presidential elections in the russian federation showed that the bulk of society stood in solidarity, stood in solidarity. those people who left abroad and throw stones and unhealthy statements towards the russian federation also do not enjoy support within russia. in the west there is a clear understanding that one of the options for destabilizing the situation is , unfortunately, including drawing belarus to one degree or another into the zone of instabil

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have been talking about basic resources which has been getting a boost from the miners sector for anglomerican which is heavily dealt on the copper trade. technology in the red. now technology getting a boost from the earnings in the united states this morning, it is a laggard. travel and leisure on the down side intercontinental hotel group pushing travel and leisure down more than 13%. >>> we will do corporate news. philips posted a quarterly net loss of 1 billion euro after the settlement over the ventilator recall sales were in line at 4.1 billion euro the ceo told cnbc he was optimistic after the u.s. litigation resolution. >> we got court approval on the consent decree we revolved the personal injury litigation in the u.s. by getting to agreement with the plaintiffs' leadership that puts the vast majority of the cases behind us and bringing philips back to where it belongs. we reiterated the full-year guidance with confidence of delivering 5% growth with adjusted ebitda to 11.5%. >> we are seeing historic one-day spike up 33% after that settle ment settlement. >>> deutsche bank is

macron and from tusk, from sides of a number of other politicians, but we must understand that the anglo-saxonsn europe; is europe ready for war? europe, unfortunately, is not fully subjective, the principle of divide power, that is, a number of politicians can be involved through a proxy war, through the involvement of only a number of the army, the army of europe, then others will catch up, that is, the task today is to shake up the situation as much as possible, to bring it situation until the russian the federation passed the socio-political instability task so that they could not press the nuclear button in the future. today it is necessary to clearly indicate that if today the russian foreign intelligence service could prove that the united states directly organized these terrorist attacks, then it would be necessary to do the following: declare that in the event of repeated actions on the territory of the russian federation , the strategic reaction forces will be brought to full combat readiness in in the event of repeated actions, the outbreak of a nuclear war is possible; there will be

in not the most friendly attitude towards us, well, naturally, because in fairness the landing was anglo-saxonshere, and well, in general, they, who are the architects and pushers of this very conflict, are the background, plus the background, as i said again, why everyone paid so much attention to this, that this is what -this is not... a possible meeting between us and our current opponents, it fits into a certain negotiation-diplomatic context that is again hanging in the air, which is already being heard from many sides, and not only from the west, by the way, but from the east, so scholz was in china, met with sidin there pin, and i think he said very important things about... china encourages and supports all efforts to promote a peaceful resolution of the crisis and supports the timely convening of an international peace conference recognized by russia and ukraine, with equal participation of all parties and fair discussion of all peaceful options. why do i say that this statement by sidinping is very important, because well , i think no one will dispute the weight of china in internatio

that they've got no obligation to to answer to anybody over this and it's really the fault of the anglo-zionist imperialist uh powers which have given license uh to israel and have allowed it to make this habit um of bombing uh certainly syria and beyond, and i think that the the dangerous precedent that was set allowing uh israel to do this over many years of course embolden them to do the genocide in in gaza that we see today, this this exact kind of behavior which the international community, the so-called international bodies around the world which are supposed to create checks and balances against this sort of thing happening uh because they've been allowing the israelis to get away with murder literally uh now we've got situation where uh youra nationalist uh fascist uh genocidal types are completely in control in israel and how do you tame this beast? the the especially when the un veto is applied by their sponsors and their backers, the americans and their allies, and of course the only answer to this really can be first of all, i think the responsibility of russia and the likes of chin

from both macron and tusk, from a number of other politicians, but you need to understand that the anglo-saxonsnance, the only way to maintain global dominance is a war in europe, another option, europe is ready for war, europe, unfortunately, is not fully subjective, the principle of divide conquer, that is, a number of politicians can be involved through proxy war, through involvement. dangerous, our task is to prevent europe was drawn in, all these statements of such a tough militaristic nature directed towards european partners, they are stupid, everything must be directed towards the anglo-saxons, today it must be clearly indicated, if today the russian foreign intelligence service could prove that the united states directly organized these terrorist attacks, then it is necessary it would be to do the following: declare that in the event of repeated actions on the territory of the russian federation, the strategic response forces will be brought into full combat mode. readiness in case of repeated actions perhaps the beginning of a nuclear war, there will be no other thing while we are mes

came and declared, that is, what i want, what i... the belarus 24 channel has a main line for the anglo-saxonsobal dominance, the only way to maintain global dominance is a war in europe, preparations are indeed underway, the majority of the poles really don’t want to fight, but it’s one thing for the population, another thing for the elite, in order for a gun to fire, it must first be loaded and hung on the wall, and in order in order to start a war, you must first accumulate weapons, accumulate... armed forces on the border, and then some trigger can lead to the outbreak of hostilities. it’s not for nothing that our president says that yes, we are preparing, including for military actions, we are not going to start them ourselves, but this is the only thing they understand. if we, within the framework of a union state, demonstrate an unattractive model for external partners, it will be weak, it will disintegrate. we need to prepare some kind of ground in advance for normal friendly relations, it shows that we can work well, here is the economy, we cooperate, we don’t deceive, we don’t cheat.

directed towards european partners, they are stupid, we need to direct everything addressed to the anglo-saxonse russian foreign intelligence service could prove that the united states directly organized these tracts, then it would be necessary to do the following, declare that in the event of... we are not going to threaten someone, but this is the only thing they understand, because if we say, well, okay, we are for peace, we don’t want it there, well, they won’t believe it, these are tough people, predators, who then will do something they don’t do it when they see that they can receive a serious rebuff, and we show them that we have something to respond to, and we will respond, despite our generally peace-loving attitude, we will listen to the president, who is talking about exactly this, we are now. .. we want to fight, we are preparing for war, i’m talking about this frankly, you want peace, get ready for war, i didn’t come up with this, it’s said very correctly, if someone howls from there criticizes us, you know, we are doing the right thing, if they start praising us there is trouble,

the usa is the successor to this anglo-english empire in terms of ideology, approaches, they, they onlyedy of the holocaust of the jewish people, there is no doubt, it’s terrifying, it’s just an objective or soul-sharing story, there is only a big problem, and the indians have their own no less terrible history, but the jewish people survived even in a dispersed state, and the indians are somewhere on a reservation. no, if we talk seriously, then if we take such historical parallels, these are rich topics, you can generally go crazy, you can always go crazy, history - it’s a complicated thing, it’s clear that somewhere there will be negotiations, but somewhere there will be wars. i’m talking about something else, i’m saying again that we have no alternative except to defend ourselves, to wage war, we have no alternative, now many, today we don’t fight like this, there’s a war going on against us, what are we doing, we’re not at war or something, but of course we’re not waging one, we’re conducting a special military operation, a military operation, a military operation, well, not by pea

belarus 24, there is a main line for the anglo-saxons to maintain global dominance, the only way to maintaine is a war in europe. indeed, preparations are underway, the poles for the most part really don’t want to fight, but one thing is for the population, another thing for the elite. in order for the gun to line up, it must first be loaded and hung on the wall. and in order to start a war, you must first accumulate weapons, accumulate. the correct approach, which we have been voicing in belarus for 30 years: a union of two sovereign states, two strong, economically, politically, states that complement each other and make our union stronger. the project is objective, don’t miss new episodes on the belarus 244 tv channel . in germany , the source of life organization was established, its task was to stimulate an increase in the birth rate of true aryans, as well as an increase in the german population due to the naming of children from slavic peoples, children removed from families in the occupied territories. and were subjected to germanization. now ukrainian neo-nazis are taking out their

western transnational business, in mostly anglo-saxons, have become significantly richer in recent yearsis is true, but tell me, washington and london have become stronger in terms of political reputation; they have no authority in the international arena over the years. on the contrary, we see how the image of once truly influential powers is crumbling, and economic collapse is not far away. experts are already loudly talking about the precariousness of the global dollar pyramid. wars for money and for the sake of money have never made anyone stronger. the creditors of the wars enriched themselves, either through the arms trade or by driving them. how we see it now using the example of our fraternal ukraine, whose positions were strengthened by the massacre between israel and palestine, syria and lebanon are drawn into the war in the middle east. and look how delicately and subtly everything is being done to pit israel and iran, practically a nuclear power, against each other. this is, of course, far from us, but only far. their hegemony, and hegemony in the world for them is a huge wea

if they want to go take a second bat at anglo, they will have to do it much higher.want a more pure copper play, and i don't know how quickly china will recover that's what you need iron to go higher. >> a lot of angles to that story. >>> let's get the headlines with sima. >> here's a news updatement donald trump's hush money trial continues with the defense team cross-examining david pecker earlier today, pecker testified that the nat"national enquirer"a not going to pay for stormy daniels story. and that former trump attorney michael cohen said the main concern was the harm that could have been done to the editor-in-chief's reputation. >>> president biden joining howard stern this morning for a live interview while they focus mainly on the president's life story, he did make some news for the first time saying he would be happy to debate donald trump. the trump campaign responded on social media saying, quote, okay let's set it up. >>> andrew tate ordered to stand trial on charges of human trafficking, rape and forming a criminal gang to sexually exploit women. his

anglo-saxon or not, is it a war against ukraine, the washington regional committee or kyiv? both, they consider kyiv a branch of the washington regional committee, its subdivision, it's all together, they are fighting the west through ukraine. another thing is that ukraine has an independent interest, because ukraine, that is why such a war is impossible, for example with kazakhstan, because it is important for moscow to defeat such and such. an alternative, slavic, more western, to show that slavs cannot live except in the pan-slavic space that moscow represents. the slavs of the former ussr cannot primarily ukraine, to become part of the western anglo-saxon world. otherwise, she will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well, take care of your own country, without having aggressive plans from outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if... it joins the eu and nato. and where should ukraine direct its aggression and why? there is no such idea. it is precisely the prevention of the possibility of integration into the west of

the slavs of the former ussr, primarily ukraine, cannot become part of the western, anglo-saxon worldise it will demonstrate an example that without wars you can live normally, even well, deal with your own country, without having aggressive plans from the outside, because this is exactly what will happen to ukraine if...

whose desire this was, it was, by the way , in the pursuit of at least something contrast with the anglo-saxonscil and in the new world order, well , how the french repaid for this, we all know very well, although of course they rocked the boat with nato several times, but rocked the boat until the money ran out, now the money ran out, and now it’s like only macrons , medicine, duty, and well, that’s all, so to speak, and therefore, why it is very important to understand this now, because the anglo-saxons in this case are british. still view this alliance as a way to keep europe under control and let it draw to it enemy and somewhere in the future it may once again push it towards something that will once again lead to europe lying around, destroyed, in the economic sense this is already happening, but they do not exclude military methods . in any case, the british minister of defense, grand sheps, and in his statements in his articles, which he literally just wrote, and it seems to me that he does not even hide this. well, now we have to break for advertising, but who cares about sheps, about