[translating] you are all in with you and angola. [translating] >> thank you very much for being here. i look forward to our conversation. [translating] coming to america. [inaudible] >> thank you very much president joe biden to conduct these official visits in united states of america. to strengthen our bonds of friendship between our two countries in the united states of america. we are open to cooperation and economy food sectors such as security and the use of space for peaceful purposes. [speaking in native tongue] >> i would like to take this opportunity president joe biden for having been the first u.s. president to change the cooperation part between that te u.s. and the african continent. [speaking in native tongue] was here in washington d.c. for the summit and at that time president biden promised to have a different look at africa in order to provide which is a necessary for the development or continent. [speaking in native tongue] >> of course the u.s. engagement and telecommunication and energy evidence of that support

two, we saw angola leave opec. be more production coming out of angola and coming into the markets. earlier this year we saw that angola was upset with the production cuts that opec had because saudi arabia wants to keep prices higher, around $100 a barrel. other countries are happier with $60 to $70 a barrel. that is why prices are going over. you have the heightened u.s. production but also the potential for more supply coming in from angola. vonnie: angola is tiny in comparison to other countries. it's truly important but where will it sell to now? julia: it's important to note that even though it's a small country people are trying to examine what that means for opec as an organization. javier bloss did a great job in his column to point to the fact that we should be looking at the uae to see if they will do something similar. they have also been upset by the production cuts. while angola is a smaller country, looking at what this might mean for the future of opec is still incredibly important. vonnie: julia, t

she is in namibi, as you know, she has limited relations with angola, so in the north of namibia, thererican troops were stationed there and carried out regular raids on the territory of angola. kozlov’s task was to find out whether the russians were developing nuclear weapons, because from satellites it was clear that in these parts not only safari, but also digging characteristic wells for underground testing nuclear weapons. today, you now think that we are going. program arose and, let's say, a side effect. ryan, since you’re a nuclear scientist, i’ll ask you as a specialist, what kind of flare was that over the south atlantic in 1979? well , i'm not entirely sure, but one of my theories is that this country experienced something like that there. who was supposed to penetrate south africa to find out what was so bad going on there? and what type of cover should intelligence officers for illegal immigrants have , not only linguistically, but also professionally? on in the west they love normal, honest, conscientious, disciplined people. draftsman, that’s the profession the kgb offere

the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the board to gaze only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rambles during the war colonial aircraft regularly use naples and drop the fully in san diesel village is the boards of keys. empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down, the applause is raising and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bore agreements were assigned in the country, gained independence after so many years of the brutal war. the most of the time of near milestone seem like work file is a whole different the . 7 the on are strong on the southern jonathan city of what off i reported the leaves at least 20 day, then dozens more injured locals, helping di

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especially in angola, decatur and tony all day. i live at salazar encouraged colonizing the in goal in lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese. in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb. the villages in northern angola and race rides took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the road jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the island, the portuguese only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rivals during the war colonial aircraft regularly use a farm and drop the fully in san peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the

angola�*s oil minister was quoted at the time saying his country was unhappy with the cut and didn�*tcellorjeremy hunt will be in switzerland on thursday to sign a deal that makes it easier for uk and swiss financial firms to deal with each other. trade in financial services between the uk and switzerland is worth more £3bn. the deal means that switzerland and the uk will recognise and accept each other�*s regulations. eurostar has urged customers not to travel on thursday after it was forced to cancel trains when strike action hit the cross—channel route. the company said it had to halt services at midday until 15:30 gmt due to a "last—minute strike". the disruption comes as many start travelling for the christmas holidays over the next few days. eurotunnel has also temporarily suspended all leshuttle services. let�*s focus on turkey now, where the central bank has raised interest rates for a seventh consecutive month to a record 42.5%. turkey is currently struggling with record high inflation too, which currently stands at over 60%. the central bank added it hopes to end "the tighte

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angola quitting opec over a disagreement over quotas.ng a pullback when it comes to u.s. output gains alongside the departure of angola from opec. the risk to ships in the red sea are helping limit losses we are seeing. 73.86 is how new york crude is trading at the moment. basically the only thing markets continue to focus on is this idea of the fed pivot. how much further does this equity rally continue to run as that new data and the expectations of core pc will support this notion of fed cuts coming next year as well. let's bring in our next guest, who is optimistic on equities. vasu menon, managing director of investment strategy, oversea-chinese banking corp., great to have you with us. is your upgrade all about the fed? vasu: largely the fed. we are positive that the fed could cut rates, and the markets are taking that he was well. our view is premised that we will see a mild recession in the u.s.. we do not see a soft landing but a mild recession, but that is fine. the economy will get past that after two quarters. a mild recessio

angola is the seventh largest member in the 13-member group. questions of the group's effectiveness to support prices will be put forward on the back of angola deciding to exit the opec group. that oil price up 1% this morning. brent crude is holding at $80 a barrel. $74.75 for wti. >>> it is looking a lot like christmas with passengers pouring through the terminals in record numbers. phil lebeau has more. >> reporter: the next week and a half is setting up to be the busy stretches the u.s. airlines have seen. between today and january 3rd, 2.8 million passengers are expected to fly every day here in the u.s. up 16% compared to the same time last year. busiest days will be later this week and right after christmas next week. that is when 3 million people could fly in one day which would be a record in the states. airlines have added more flights to get ready for the surge in demand. meanwhile, the faa will again free up more air space in some of the most congested markets along the eastern seaboard. much as it did during the thanksgiving travel

the people of angola rose in an armed rebellion . the road jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the portuguese only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political contradictions between various groups of rambles. during the war, colonial aircraft regularly use a farm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the boards of keys, empire was severely exhausted by this struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the plazas, freezing, and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the elbow or agreements were assigned in the country, gained independence after so many years of the brutal war. the, the 3 palestinians are reported till then the latest idea of every stripe on the, on the refugee camp, as after israel admitted it was wrong to have killed more than 80 people in that area in an earlier attack. this was a regrettable mistake. this should not have happened.

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the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion. the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the forwards the keys only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively use the political contradictions between various groups of rebels during the war colonial aircraft. regularly use a farm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the portuguese empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. the revolution in portugal brought down the process, freezing and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bore agreements were assigned in the country, gained independence after so many years of the brutal war. the i know is the time to make a decision, i will run for the post of president of the russian federation flooded rep it and confirm it say will be running for re election in 2024. if successful it would be his 3rd consecutive term is

and after 16 years of opec membership angola is boeing out of the organization. but the country's top officials, citing a dispute over next years, oil production forgot the rachel rouble live in moscow. you're watching archie international. we start with the latest and does it what the enclave is. hospitals under severe strain and un representative has condemned the idea of the tax on the territories health system, as sadistic is really occupation, forces are sold on goals as health system is taking the most sadistic forms hospitals and medical personnel. a sacred, especially at the time of great destruction, suffering and despair in this senseless war against the people in gaza. palestinian red crescent ambulances are heading to the roof of crossing med reports of casualties due to selling the check point. a warning, distressing images a has the that's as at least 12 palestinians were killed on wednesday in the southern border . city of ross, i'm one of the strikes, flattened, a residential building and nearby mos in a densely populated area and medical faciliti

alexey mikhailovich kozlov himself said this about the south african officer who was captured in angolad in addition to a dozen other special services from germany. after all, he came to angola with a machine gun in his hands, he sowed death on the territory of another country, where no one invited him, they themselves came there, they killed people, he was taken prisoner there, so the correspondent asked her: please tell me, was it some kind of physical violence against... you, he directly said: no, never, they just fed poorly, well, they fed poorly, probably no worse than me, because worse is impossible, but no physical violence, no methods of violence were not applied to him, just those about whom they said that they half-baked that they just climbed down from the tree yesterday, and that they don’t have any respect for them, they saw it in a civilized way, i even sometimes, you know, now... they say it’s like he’s a star-hero, probably not for this episode, but as many say, it was such an unheard of incident in the history of world intelligence, when an exposed intelligence officer,

the villages in northern angola and race riots took place in african parts of lawanda. the people of angelo rose in an armed rebellion . the rude jealousy of the colonialists knew no bounds. despite the un calls to stop the violence, the parties only intensified their terror against the rebels. the 40s actively used the political country sections between various groups of rebels. during the war colonial aircraft regular, they use the palm and drop the fully ends on peaceful villages. the boards of keys, empire was severely exhausted by the struggle against the national liberation movements. a revolution in portugal brought down the processed regime and put it in to the murder as war against the people of angola. on january 15, 1975, the l bore agreements were assigned in the country, gained independence after so many years of the brutal war. the on the history smokiness, good curriculum. that's why i decided now let me start this off of one of my sandwich has spoken the truth of what really happened yet. and he's off the, the gym. and so just to be with the, with the on

and from angola with the russian truck to freiburg, so we have been active in asking the south africanvernment to send weapons to the resistance, so we did get the reaction from president ramapoza, he said the action was that no weapon should be sent to to those involved in the conflict. so that is the start, so al-jama as a political party, inshallah we will continue to support the resistance, we had a one on one private meeting with the hammer's delegation in parliament in my private office before we met with other resistance organizations in cape town in the boardroom. and we explain to them the concern that we have that if south africa is under white rule next year, if the anc loses the election, then it will, it will hamper our fight to raise the issues of palestine in parliament, so it is very important, and i like to conclude on that. that political parties will support the resistance uh in palestine that uh especially the muslim voters so drather choose. one of those parties to vote for rather than designers parties who says we stand with israel. we had a salatul ghab in parlia

oil prices have fallen after angola said it ——the south african nation said it "currently gains nothingoup. angola's exit raised concerns about the cohesiveness of 0pec — even though it is one of the group's smallest oil producers. the number of businesses making their debut on stock markets around the world has fallen this year from 2022. while sentiment is improving in the west, it is likely to remain shaky in the months ahead in mainland china and hong kong, according to our next guest. for more on this and the outlook for listings in 2024, let's speak to george chan from consultancy ey. george, great to see you and happy on the programme. what is the cause for this slowdown in hong kong and mainland china? thank you for having me today. yes, just to your point, 2023 is yet another tough yard for the ideal market, especially in the asia—pacific regions. and we can sit that the number of down by 33%, just like you mentioned, principe drove by the china and hong kong which is to be the powerhouse. the main reason was for china, the chinese government, temporarily implementing what we c

you are seeing the cable straight -- you are seeing angola pull out of opec, a $79 handle on brent crude. april hong is standing by in singapore. walk us through it. avril: china markets have had quite the day. they started off wanting to talk to you about how these big state owned lenders have cut their deposit rates and that is seen as a sign that the pboc could cut lending rates. some see it as soon i january. but then china unveiled online gaming curbs, and things went south. the big drags coming from these gaming companies, tencent falling by as much as 28%, the worst on record. this curb coming through from china is to curb the excessive spending, as well as rewards for on what -- for online gaming. that will affect the number of active users as well as how these companies have prospects for monetization. that is why you are seeing this performance in the greater china markets today. but it is not just regulation on gaming that china is pushing through. it is also turning up the heat on trade policy. it is going to restrict some of the exports for the processing technologies. this

alexey mikhailovich kozlov himself said this about the south african officer who was captured in angoladdition to a dozen other special services from germany, because he came to angola with a machine gun in his hands, he sowed death on the territory of another country, where no one knew him i didn’t invite, they came there themselves, they killed. it may well be like this, i had such thoughts, yes, despite such difficulties, alexey mikhailovich, i know that work for you continued, then he went out again, that’s what i’m proud of, they gave me a new passport of a different nationality, and again he traveled through all the european countries, and asia, where exactly he worked, you won’t understand , where it is, that’s why it was declassified, yet, remember, we showed kozlov’s son his father’s personal belongings from the svr museum, from there... today an initiative group gathered in moscow to launch vladimir putin’s fifth presidential campaign. he made a proposal to gather a week earlier artistic director of the oleg tobagov theater vladimir mashkov. by law , the initiative group must

javier: angola has been having a fight about how much oil angola can produce in 2024.a has been meeting its own open -- opec target level and saudi arabia wanted to reduce the targets. angola said it would not recognize a new part to -- the production target. ultimately yesterday it announced that it was leaving. at first you say this is not significant and irrelevant because angola is a small producer. actually, it cannot increase production whether it is inside or outside. but it is more interesting what it says about the partners within opec, and particularly those between the united rrb air minutes and saudi arabia. uae has been fighting an internal campaign to get a higher quote. and i think they are not done and over time they will push for more production within the limits. lisa: if you zoom out this is set against the backdrop of the united states pumping more than 13 million barrels of oil a day. the increase has outstripped anything we have seen from the opec embers and raises the question have some of the cuts essentially subsidize the u.s. shale industry an

oil prices have fallen after angola said it would leave the organisation of petroleum exporting countriescan nation said it currently gains nothing by staying in the group. angola's exit raise concerns about the cohesiveness of epic, even though it is well of the group's smallest oil producers. -- opec group's smallest oil producers. —— 0pec during the pandemic, it seemed we could not go a week without a company making their debut on the stock market. since 2022, the number of public listings as follows to while sentiment is improving in the west, it is likely to remain shaky in the months ahead in mainline chanda donna china and hong kong. that is according to a spokesman from consultancy ey who told us this year has been another tough run for ipos in asia. we year has been another tough run for ipos in asia.— for ipos in asia. we can see the number _ for ipos in asia. we can see the number is _ for ipos in asia. we can see the number is down - for ipos in asia. we can see the number is down by - for ipos in asia. we can see the number is down by 80%| for ipos in asia. we can see i the n

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recently in angola, an israeli agri business cooperation linked to the military obtained fertile agricultural land and ended using slave labor. the project collapsed and it was described as israel's toxic harvest in africa. the israeli regime is also an agent on instability in africa. for instance, a un report reveal that israeli weapons have been. news widely in south sudan civil war that has left hundreds of thousands dead. the tel aviv regime is also looting africa's minerals. a mosad linked israeli businessman is involved in a billion dollar scandal of looting congo's minerals. now amid is genocide on palestinians in gaza. these racist israeli regime has turned to africa for slave labor to feel a severe labor gap in occupied territories. unless we forget israeli raby. believes that the people of africa are monkeys. now, does this really surprise you? hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on israeli regimes's evil transactions in africa. so stay with us and be part of the conversation by sending us your comments through our social media handle as you

israeli supplied weapons to massacar thousands of indigenous africans, recently in angola, an israeli agri business corporation linked to the military obtained fertile agricultural land and ended using slave labor. the project collapsed and it was described as israel's toxic harvest in africa. the israeli regime is also an agent of instability in africa. for instance, a un report reveal that israeli weapons. have been used widely in south sudan civil war that has left hundreds of thousands dead. the tel aviv regime is also looting africa's minerals. moside linked israeli businessman is involved in a billion dollar scandal of looting congo's minerals. now ameid is genocide on palestinians in gaza. these racist israeli regime has turned to africa for slave labor to fill a severe labor gap in occupied territories. unless we forget his. rabbi believes that the people of africa are monkeys. now, does this really surprise you? hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on israeli regimes's evil transactions in africa. so stay with us and be part of the conv

recently in angola, an israeli agri business corporation linked to the military obtained fertile agricultural land and ended using slave labor. the project collapsed and it was described as israel's toxic harvest in africa. the israeli regime is also an agent of instability in africa. for instance, a un report reveal that israeli weapons have been used. widely in south sudan civil war that has left hundreds of thousands dead. the tel aviv regime is also looting africa's minerals. mosad linked israeli businessman is involved in a billion dollar scandal of looting congo's minerals. now amid is genocide on palestinians in gaza. these racist israeli regime has turned to africa for slave labor to feel a severe labor gap in occupied territories. unless we forget israeli rabby believes that the people of africa are monkeys. now, does this really surprise you? hello, i'm mubarak kenya and this is africa today. this week we are focusing on israeli regimes's evil transactions in africa, so stay with us and be part of the conversation by sending us your comments through our social media handle as you wa

is reported that there are 18 people on board, eight bulgarians, the rest citizens of myanmar and angolanal authorities are working to ensure their safety in cooperation with representatives of the shipowner’s company. previously, the houthis stated that they would attack all ships heading to the jewish state, so at the end of november a ship associated with israel was seized near the city of aden. a collision on the highway had barely opened the checkpoint on the border of poland and ukraine, rava russkaya, when the incident occurred, a polish driver of a car transporter hit three drivers from ukraine at a pedestrian crossing. doctors are working at the scene of an accident. now the ukrainians are threatening to block the road if the culprit of the collision is not arrested. issues of illegal use of drugs, psychotropic substances, as well as areas of responsibility were discussed at a dialogue at the republican youth house. we talked to the guys who had already stumbled about the causes and consequences. speeches, experts explained the legislation, and also informed young people about s

the 2nd largest oil producer angola is withdrawing from opec. that's as organizational petroleum exporting countries. 6 further output types to prop up prices. here's how the government explains the move. whitfield at this moment on goal is getting nothing by remaining in the organization. and in defense of its interest, it decided to leave and go la has decided to keep me in the super, from the o. p. pre approved by a disagreement to on production coaches. what do you mean by that? not so long ago. i know that rejected an open quote uh allocation for the following year 2024 and sent a note of pro tools to do you guys ation saying that it will continue to produce the amount of novels today that it wants to produce instead of being pose quota by the opiate group and that decision was approved by may need on the african continent with experts saying that i'm going to is correct to to contest. suspicion is due to the weight was ok. determine to the quotas for 3 african countries differently. and those countries being, i'm going to come up as a real

and those countries being angola, call up as a real and, and i do as well. now i'm going to, as membership in the old peer group, has long been part of these identities as a great oil state within the african continent with significant influence within the global economy. it's government has recently said that i'm going to has been part of the opec group and a member of that group for 16 years. and during that period, they have fully complied with all the regulations and the laws owed to the, the organization. but the reason to request just did not make space for the a, the a loading economy. it has also been said that i'm going, that has been sacrificing its own people to benefits as a economies. which means that is a low and outside of the organization. it wouldn't have to caps and would always have to benefit from those kinds of it has now lived and it needs to be seen how much of an impact if the exit will cause on duke innovation is in the us. earlier we spoke with an idea based energy advisory firm found a hastings that this decision will reduce opec's

of the indigenous population in the portuguese colonies deteriorated dramatically, especially in angola. decatur, antonio de, i live at salazar, encourage colonizing the angolan lands by europeans, and sought after turning the country into a portuguese province. where the and goldens would be 2nd class people. in 1961, there was an outbreak of violence on the part of the portuguese, in revenge for the plantation workers, dry portuguese aircraft bomb the villages in northern angola and raised.

i encountered one man from angola, they had 20 plus hatians.ave not seen them for a while going back two years when you saw tens of thousands under the bridge in del rio. second day in a row we had hatians of concern here. if we want to split the screen, you can see the numbers surging in that and that is what the officials are sounding the alarm on. among the migrants coming across, you have people from bangladesh, china, senegal, in addition to venezuelan, nick nicaragua and guadalajara. that is pulling the people like a magnet we have never seen on the border. officials know it, now lawmakers like tony gonzales know it. border patrol chief tweeted yesterday a figure i gave, 20,000 migrants over the weekend. he put more details. they had three sex offenders, three gang members, lewd and lascivious acts with a child under 14. i asked about this and about administration coming to visit, he said no. do you feel like they are going to do anything for you? here is what he had to say. >> we have to fend for ourselves in eagle pass, we do our best w

from angola to mozambique and uganda and kenya. the pr'. military company's most prosperous era was after the us occupation of iraq and afghanistan. tonight, british servicemen and women are engaged from air, land and sea to remove saddam hussein from power and desarm iraq of its weapons of mass destruction. us officials at the time supposed that the war would take less than a month. they initiated the wars in west asia and the aftershocks are still felt after two decades. americans soon realized that they couldn't deploy forces to the two countries because they didn't have sufficient troops. to solve the problem, they decided to pull their forces out of the countries and replace them with the contractors, namely the mercenaries. hiring mercenaries through private security services companies was solution the bush administration came up with and the obama administration supported. the american iraqi solutions group has been providing security here since 2004. its president knowledges, things have gotten more difficult for private security co

and this is angola. skilled craftsmen working in wood, bone and stone live here.nce to the house is decorated with ritual masks made of wood, sons are woven from wood fiber, they make pots and other utensils from clay, and then decorate them with pinned ornaments. located here in konigiri. in the world, experts believe that in 15 years , the 10 fastest growing cities in the world will be in africa, among them johannesburg, nairobi, lagos and cairo. cairo is the crowded capital of egypt on the nile river. the egyptian museum is located in the famous tahrir square. an exhibit kept in the egyptian museum for almost 500 years. all of them, and this is over 150. the egyptian people are a great people, and if you look at their past, you can see that the egyptians always created civilization and created history. in giza, a suburb of cairo , you can see these majestic buildings, the pyramids, with your own eyes. the great sphinx, the pyramid of chiops, is a national treasure of egypt, one of the seven wonders of the world that has survived to this day. incredible artifact

>> nigeria and angola, the two holding out.nigeria was likely to get some of those things handed over to it. angola never a very good opec member according to the cartel and pushback with the cartel from time to time and questions what they would do. >> it was up earlier. >> any quotas that would have been put on them by opec, of course, the saudis have taken the brunt of any of those cuts themselves. saudis saying they wanted others to share it. this show as break with that and said, forget it. we're out. >> that's a plus. >> yeah. andrew? >>> meantime, talk about a different debate happens in realtime. backlash to the bid for u.s. steel by japanese steel giant. several members of congress now, bipartisan in some ways, speaking out in opposition to that deal. puts both the pennsylvania senators, democrats bob casey and john fetterman. our next guess, the opposite view. it would be good for american steel. former pennsylvania republican pat toomey. great to see you. you're not majority at this point. it's surprising this sort o

and this is angola. skilled craftsmen working in wood, bone and stone live here.ntrance to the house is decorated with ritual masks made of wood, they weave sons from wood fiber, sculpt pots and other utensils from clay, and then decorate them with pinned ornaments. located here in kanigiri. culture is developed throughout the country and its manifestation is equally important regardless of the region of origin. you know, we see people first of all as people; when someone communicates with someone, they communicate with a person. i think that this is the secret of the fact that all cultures, nationalities and nations, both local and foreign, coexist peacefully, without serious conflicts, in this space, called angol. africa has the highest rates... its past, you can see that the egyptians have always created civilization and created history. in giza, a suburb of cairo, you can see with your own eyes these majestic buildings, pyramids, the fruits of human hands. the great sphinx, the pyramid of cheops, a national treasure of egypt, one of the seven wonders of the wo

yvonne: so, i mean, the tension really revolves around angola and the fact that they came out of this meeting -- we're not buying this, we are going to break these quotas. what does that tell you? are others likely to follow suit? vandana: yeah, if look at the official announcement, it suggests it was all sorted out, angola and nigeria have both been given lower quotas. if you compare with those quotas with what they have pumped in october which is the most fair comparison, their production levels will remain where they were in october, there is really no change. again, on this point, two things. first of all, it would be wrong to assume any cut on their part because it is simply realigning their quotas to what they are producing second, it does highlight tensions -- and not surprising because any adjustment in i would call them baselines or opec plus is calling them quotas, is a highly sensitive matter. some of the other countries seem to have taken accepted their lower baselines without much struggle, but these two will remain the focus of the market because these are amongst the bi

angola was very vocal going from 1.7 million fwirls barrels to 1.2.ey produce not against their levels what does that mean for saudi arabia? will they decide this is no longer worth it and flood the market with oil? they've done it before and could do it again. interesting developments there. >> we'll watch for that. thanks so much. >>> in a few moments david's exclusive with james gorman in a few minutes. in the meantime dow hanging on to gains here and not quite recovering yesterday but up 240. don't go anywhere. all right, tandy, what's it gonna be, the drink made from whatever was laying around, or the one made with your drizzly haul? drizly! stock up today, sip well, tomorrow. drizly. [ "i'll be seeing you" by the five satins ] the mercedes-benz holiday love celebration is here. come in now for the exceptional offers you're bound to love, now, through january 2nd. >>> we are live from morgan stanley's headquarters for what is a special interview. james gorman will be retiring as morgan stanley's ceo at the end of the year. that's not too many day

the price of oil before the long holiday of the year 9 due to angola's withdrawal from the opec group decreased, but its second consecutive weekly increase. according to experts, with the departure of several oil and shipping companies from the red sea, the cost of transportation and insurance in attacks on brand oil closed on the last working day of the week with a decrease of 32 cents, equivalent to 4%, to 79 dollars and 7 cents per barrel. the price of west texas intermediate crude oil decreased by 3 cents, equivalent to half a percent, to 73 dollars and 56 cents. both indices increased by 30 points at the end of the past week. according to experts, as several oil and shipping companies move away from the red sea, there will be delays in shipping goods through the suez canal, especially if this delay and disruption continues for more than a few weeks , could lead to an increase in oil prices . major shipping companies such as maersk have announced, due to yemen's support. they avoid the oppressed people of gaza and the renewed traffic control of ships belonging to the zionist regim

dozen german intelligence officers detained in the social bloc, as well as one officer captured in angolater than in the advertisement. border of the federal republic of germany, the german democratic republic, he was handed over to his comrades from the kgb, about what was ahead, from what had happened so far, again, i was gone for a long time, this year my son, just me in the summer, that was the end may, my son was finishing my tenth grade, it was just suddenly, early in the morning i was taken from home by car on the black volga, then they went, picked up my sister and took us to a certain facility, yes. he received us very warmly, we set the tables, set the tables, but by the evening you separated? yes, of course, we had to leave, yes, we left, yes, such families have a difficult fate , but south africa today something does not change, somewhere a country where the majority of people with the wrong skin color until recently were considered animals, for the cattle, this is a country that is still... i even sometimes, you know, to be honest, have the impression that he probably didn’t