mikhail ivanovich, on march 8, the board of governors of magat approved the resolution proposed by kievr safety guarantees in ukraine, was it named? in 2020, only five countries abstained, now 12 abstained, i will list them with great pleasure, because in the current conditions, abstaining is almost like voting. the solidarity of our chinese friends, that is , out of 34 countries that have the right to vote in the union of governors, only 20 spoke in favor and 14 refused to support this resolution, everything can be compared, and i mentioned the numbers, the trend is clearly in our favor, and this is very nice. how will you react to this resolution officially? what for? we all. they said that we consider it legally and politically insignificant, we will continue to work as we have worked for the previous 60 -plus years, we will prepare for the next discussion on ukraine in the board of governors, it will take place in june and will be very difficult, apparently this discussion is ours the task is to ensure that there are no unpleasant consequences for the russian federation from all the

if you speak to the executive director, he will turn to the chairman of the board of governors. find s opinion and decision , what he thinks, as for european presidents, they are directors of departments and will not do anything unless the superior director wishes, they do not make decisions, they do everything that the director says, who is on the board of governors and has the right decide in corporations, and political issues need to be discussed with them, from all over the middle east, including syria, but he launched missile strikes on syria because he was told to do so, supposedly to prove his leadership, and he launched these strikes to demonstrate his diligence, this is what they do in the west, political issues must be resolved , but there are no politicians there, president putin tried to talk to them for 20 years, whether it achieved a result, a result. no, not even a hint, we tried to build good relations with the west for 50 years, there were good figures, wise, many had high moral principles, but they could not do anything; their political system is a system of purchase

they say that, for example, the topic of the board of governors is a discussion of the board of governors in a natural way now the issue of the election is over. right now , i will not name those who are my choice . i said somewhere, no , i followed, but now you go or you don't want to go, no , it depends on a lot of relationships, it 's not like someone wakes up in the morning and says i want to go, for example, you are on the board of directors and different relationships play a role, it will happen later. he said, but mr. zanganeh knows that now some of those who wake up in the morning, when will they wake up, that is, mr. zanganeh knows that those who are trying to become speaker of the parliament they are calling the representatives and inviting them to tehran. they talk like this, they say to some people, for example, you go to a certain commission , we will make you the head of the commission, go , gather the representatives of your city, your province, this is true, it cannot be denied, i am not saying that this is wrong, i am not saying that this is possible at all, june 7, morni

because the board of governors was initiated by ukraine, and before that three similar resolutions were by canada, poland and finland from the twenty-second of the year. these resolutions go beyond magath's mandate and address issues of war and peace, such as containing demands. it’s too early to talk about this now, as far as i understand, everything must be calculated and thought out. investment rating, economics, through specific stories, we can reach people, we often talk about money, the amounts are serious, in russia there is a clear and clear signal, is russian industry capable of replacing foreign suppliers, it is necessary to mobilize all resources, give me the recipe. in the us, both presidential candidates and joe biden and donald trump spoke at campaign events in georgia. as you know, this state is one of the so-called swing states; victory in it is especially important. during the rallies, biden accused trump of seeking to establish a dictatorship. in turn, donald trump said that biden is too old to govern the country. valentin bogdanov will tell you more about how the pres

now in magat, and there are purely technical points here, ukraine, which is currently in the board of governors, still, despite the fact that there is a delegation there, should now work on getting russia out of its board of governors, there during the rotation in june this year, this can only be done actively. the position of diplomatic work, not purely specialized expert work, which can be done by representatives of the ministry of energy or the ministry of energy, namely the diplomatic ministry, because this is the practice only in a few countries, including ours, where our delegation is headed by energy officials, not diplomats, in other countries there are 35 countries, there are diplomats, and you have to talk to them, there are different countries, and our embassy at the international organizations in vienna is currently in such a... transit state from the point of view of management, the new one is scheduled for a visit, but as far as i understand, it has not yet arrived, and we also have a lot of work to do but technical, you need to be there all the time to submit notes, constantly wo

president they federal reserve bank of san francisco, vice chair and chair of the federal reserve board of governors and as of january 26, 2021 the treasury secretary of the united states. she has an incredible amount of responsibility on her shoulders, an incredible breadth of experience. just one word can change global markets pick sheet tsdb been more careful than i do but i'm excited that secretary janet yellen is here with us today for a conversation about small business, workforce development all things money. she has decades of experience who has been instrumental empowering our world leading economic recovery and i'm excited to speak with her today so please join me in welcoming secretary janet yellen. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much. >> madam secretary welcome to michigan. >> i'm delighted to be in michigan and thank you so much for having me. >> we are pleased to have you and there's a lot of excitement from folks here who have come to watch this conversation antic cited to hear from you. >> i'd like to start by asking you a question. president biden and i are very proud of the

valery, yesterday the board of governors of the magat supported by a majority of votes the ukrainian resolution demanding that russia urgently withdraw from the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant all unauthorized personnel, including the military, and immediately return her, well, her nuclear power plant to the control of ukraine. today , the general director of magat, raphael grossi , held a meeting with the president of the russian federation, volodymyr, in sochi. i followed the propaganda media, well , i didn’t see anything so special there, that is , according to the report i went to the capital of sochi, this resolution, which was adopted by the magathe, that according to this resolution , there may be further in relation to russia’s behavior, in relation to sanctions, in relation to russia, perhaps in relation to dewy, is it possible at all, or this resolution is solely as an expression of concern, nothing more? let's be brief, i believe that we will lose now in the mgt, and there are purely technical points here: ukraine, which is currently in the governing council, still, despi

in thursday's meeting of the iaea board of governors, america once again questioned the nature of ourntry's activities by claiming that iran does not cooperate with the iaea . the head of the atomic energy organization of iran had previously said: iran has answered all questions about the agency's claims. the commemoration ceremony of ayatollah mohammad emami kashani was held in martyr motahari school. the late emami kashani died on saturday night due to cardiac arrest. from being with the imam and his revolutionary records for the realization of islam in the world of hard struggles from those times until after the victory of the islamic revolution. these are the last days of their lives, when they are standing and serving with all their heart, trying to move this system forward in this scientific environment . to be. being a scholar who was good at communicating with the people, serving the people, and caring for people's problems. they try to spend themselves to untie the knot from the work of a believer . the minister of civil industry and trade says: this ministry supports the cap

sort of stop the normally happens is the treasury secretary gets a recommendation from the board of governorsand waves the magic wand and all deposits are protected. are you in key with your attorney or not. on the same day on sunday when they announced the federal reserve funding p liquidity. but the two big issues that washington was most concerned e people going to have access to cash deposits on monday and are people going to get paid on friday. $250,000 that raises a lot of policy questions. >> i just wanted to put out there in the sequence of eventsn important dynamic going on that created the■ run. >> this was totally dead. body ran. nobody ran. and this company to head out and everyone went to the door. and begged to be bailed out. >> you have trouble raising trid until we address those. no matter how hard we try with systemic risk. >> let's stay on that, i am old enough to have worked on dodd-frank and promised to end these bailouts where all depositors were bailed out out of the taxpayer deposit insurance fund and two regimes for orderly and all new tools in the tool kit and sat the

at the meeting of the iaea board of governors on thursday, america once again claimed that iran does not cooperate with the agency questioned the nature of our country's activities . iran's atomic energy organization had previously said that iran would answer all questions about the agency's claims. has answered sweden's official membership in nato finally, after two centuries of neutrality and 2 years of complex negotiations, sweden becomes the 32nd member of nato's north atlantic treaty. during a visit to the united states, the prime minister of sweden hands over the documents of his country's accession to nato to the secretary of state of the united states, anthony blinken . the swedish flag is placed in front of the nato insulator. to be erected in brussels, the capital of belgium. russia last week warned that in response to this membership take countermeasures. with sweden's accession to nato, now all the countries along the baltic sea, except russia, are members of this military alliance. pictures of the swedish army have been published, which is undergoing military training for

and the way that normally happens is the treasury secretary gets a recommendation from the board of governors of the federal reserve system, the majority of the board in consultation with the board and waves the magic wand and all deposits are protected. are you in key with your attorney or not. on the same day on sunday when they announced the federal reserve funding program which is emergency liquidity. but the two big issues that washington was most concerned are people going to have access to cash deposits on monday and are people going to get paid on friday. $250,000 that raises a lot of policy questions. >> i just wanted to put out there in the sequence of events where we are today, there is an important dynamic going on that created the run. and what you have a sale in securities, taking losses and immediately going out and looking for capital that's a real signal there. i just want to call out that when things get tough depositors and investors look for simple measures, simple, simple. what do they look for common equity they look for the leverage ratio so we can talk about the failur

said in a statement today that he does not, quote, share the same goals as the orchestra's board of governorsn thomasúin 2018. he will leave after the end of the 20 2425 season. the symphony ceo said that cost cutting measures may be one of the reasons for the decision, telling the chronicle that the symphony faces, quote, significant financial pressures. san francisco has opened a new career center at city hall. staff at the career center will help candidates navigate the city's hiring process, as well as provide tips on how to write a resume and interview. the center also providesúcareer development for current city employees. city officials say the goal here is and remove baro hiring.úwell, today is 314. it marks the annual celebration of pi day. you know it. it is a nationally recognized day that gets math fans excited. meúnot so much. i'm not really good at math, butt& celebration took place at, whicy helped create pi day. fun fact there if you didn't know, the celebration included a pi parade , free pie slices andt& demonstrations showcasing pies. uses in science and art. this is the 37

you see, in order to turn it into a plan and submit it to the board of governors and let it be on the agenda of the parliament, i think one of the problems that we generally talk to the people about, and generally the people have demands for it, is the discussion of reforming our banking system, the reality is that there is no fair explanation of our credit and resources in the way that people expect, a statistic was presented by the deputy minister of economy a few days ago, which i think is a statistic. it is tolerable for them to say that 60% of our dear people do not use banking services. 100 thousand people from 25 thousand households in the country it is possible to use the funds above 100 million tomans. therefore, this issue that was finally brought up, the basic problems that finally exist in this field, should finally lead us to the reform of the banking system . in my opinion , the issue of strengthening the supervision of the central bank in banks and financial institutions should be directed towards inflation control. the issue of directing liquidity towards real producti

the maga board of governors , following a discussion on nuclear safety and guarantees in ukraine, decidedlution that it presented official kyiv. now there are six nuclear reactors at the station in shutdown mode, cold, hot, these are special terms, it is clear that sooner or later. i'm glad to be back in roma. rum in floyd county , like rome, in italy, after which it is named, stands on seven hills, and there are also 26 berlins in america, "i'm not a young guy, that's no secret, anyway, well with this msnbc interview, the magical effect of the message to congress finally came to naught, biden turned back into biden. america made a mistake, we pursued binladen until we finally got to him, but we shouldn't have gotten involved in ukraine, that is." i mean, we shouldn't have gotten involved in all this in iraq and afghanistan. before the publication had time to write the policy, that as a presidential candidate, a republican will begin to have access to intelligence briefings, just as those who made up conspiracy theories about him started the same barrel organ again. do you think it is app

is a delegation, ah, it should now work on the fact that russia will throw this out to the board of governorsthere on rotation. in june of this year, this can only be done through an active position , through diplomatic work, not purely specialized expert work, which can be done precisely by representatives of the nuclear power plant or the ministry of energy, namely diplomatic work, because this is the practice only in a few countries, including ours, that our delegation is headed by energy workers, not diplomats, in other countries there are 35 countries, there are diplomats, and we need to work with them speaking, there are different countries, and the embassy at... at the international organizations in vienna, it is now in such a transit state from the point of view of management, the new one, just in the middle , is assigned, but as far as i understand, it has not yet arrived there, and we have very this work is technical, you have to constantly submit notes, constantly work, it slipped a little, and then i look at it like this, well , there is no such emphasis on this issue of throwing

if you talk to the executive director, he will turn to chairman of the board of governors. to find out his opinion and decision. what is he thinking? as for european presidents, they are branch directors and will not do anything unless they wish to do so. do you think in the west, no, there are interests, seven-minute, daily, temporary, personal interests, interests of groups, everything revolves around money and personal influence, for example, trump was against war when he was president, he wanted to withdraw troops from the entire middle east, including syria, but he launched missile attacks on syria because he was told to do so, supposedly to prove his leadership, and he delivered these blows. in order to demonstrate their diligence, this is what they do in the west: political issues need to be resolved, but there are no politicians there, president putin tried to talk to them for years... the usa does not accept europe as a partner , the uk is not a partner, just like france and germany, this all countries are vassals. if the us does not accept europe, a traditional al

he has been at the bank since 1997 the board of governors are sad to see him leaving.o watch that story. let's look at inflation data that fueled a rally. revisions lower seem consequential, so on a month-to-month basis the increase was zero point 4%. year on year was two .8%, bloomberg economics stressing this is seasonal. also the rally is feeling inflation, something to think about. there was a revision and that fueled optimism that ended in a record day yesterday. in china, manufacturing data a fifth month contracting. need for policy support as we build up to the people's congress. a work report in focus on tuesday. will policy support come through? that will be consequential. markets today is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ i think he's having a midlife crisis i'm not. you got us t-mobile home internet lite. after a week of streaming they knocked us down... ...to dial up speeds. like from the 90s. great times. all i can do say is that my life is pre-- i like watching the puddles gather rain. -hey, your mom and i procreated to that song. oh, ew! i think you've said eno

>>> tomorrow morning in tennessee, the tennessee state senate will be voting to remove the board of governorsmany students. some of which i've known because i've spoken at that university many times. it is a threat to hbcus everywhere. which is why we will be taking up issues like the future of hbcus and voting rights. and what is going on in the gaza and in haiti as well as dealing with the continued need for criminal reform. criminal justice reform in the united states. and national action networks convention 2024. april 10 through the 13th. it's all free. we have speakers like stacy abrams and whoopi golburg will be there. the governors of new jersey, maryland, the governors of new york. many of the cabinet members of president biden. robert smith will be there to talk about real economic and black wealth and black/white wealth issues that would bring us closer together. we must convene, it's all free. you can go to www.nationalactionnetwork and register to be part of the national action network convention. that does it for me. we'll see you back here at 9:00 p.m. eastern. right now, it's

to comply with board of governors regulation on prohibited expenditures the university of florida hase office of the chief diversity officer, eliminated administrative employments and halted their contracts. governor ron desantis said florida is where dei goes to die, it is toxic and has no place it these universities, florida was the first to a lemonade dei but i hope more states follow suit. that is a huge move out of florida. rachel: i know we want to talk how great it is to get dei out of school, politically speaking this is how you get back on track, this is one of three other things he has done that are high profile culture issues conservatives care about and that is the way to restart for the year, should have run in the first place. >> nikki haley's candidacy, he bowed out at the right time when he saw the writing on the wall, then went back to florida and kept doing things and he's been the kind of governor that does things first, that are talked about on shows like ours, why we peddling this racist theory across fire red and governors realize we are in charge of our educatio

the former board of governors, the same thing, these guys are more hawkish. believe in bank recipes ever. he would increase the supply of inflation. they are increasing supply to lower taxes and things of that nature. the other two would not. the other thing is the pickle that donald trump is financially right now. i remember, check me on this. when he ran in 2016, a press release. i remember the press release, it was. i'm worth in excess of $ 10 billion and to emphasize it, he wrote out dollars in a press release. they wrote out the dollar sign. neil: was he? jack: a devil of a time putting this up. charles: his friends aren't stepping up. neil: steve schwartzman is a friend. real estate, tom barrick is a big hedge fund worth multiple billions. and no exact reason. and and bernie marcus is another one. >> -- there has to -- eric adams is the mayor of new york. on speaking terms with tish james, he will call her up and say listen, and commercial real estate is in the dumps. and migrants coming in every day. it is very possible. she would give him some comprom

he does not, quote, share the same goals as theúorchestra's board of governors. the decision, telling the chronicle the symphony faces significant financial. >> meghan markle has launched a new lifestyle brand, the duchess of sussex took to instagram to share posts on her american riviera orchard account, including a video of her baking. it's not known what the brand will include, but a trademark application for the brand reportedly includes the household itemsc jams. netflix s bringing back its expensive sci fi series black mirror. the streaming service says season seven of the show will return next year with six new episodes. technology and media, usually of set in the not too distant future, while the sunday stanford will find out if it's among the number one seeds in the women's ncaa basketball tournament. >> but this morning, the men's team is looking for a. stanford fired jared haas right after the cardinal lost to washington state, 79 to 62, and men'súbasketball tournament.12t- stanford finished the season 14 and 18 and never went to the ncaa tournament in

of treasury. he returned to public service in 2012 when he was nominated to the federal reserve board as a governorhe was first appointed chair of the federal reserve in 2000 and 18 and reappointed for a second term in 2022. in all of the roles he has had in public service, he has been a steadfast a steadfast steward of the u.s. economy, always considering what is best for the most people and what has the most durable lifespan, wielding something that lasts. in these roles, he has also held to a simple thing -- that we want to ensure that we are always bringing ourselves back to what matters, the people of the economy and the commitments we make. and i think these qualities have helped him lead the unprecedented powerful actions the federal reserve took to support the economy through the pandemic and ensure we had full access to credit that could help with navigating through that challenging time, and then allowed him to lead us through one of the most aggressive interest rate campaigns in history to bring down the high inflation that came after the pandemic. in all of those journeys, but the simpl

said spin a statement today that he does not, quote, share the same goals as the orchestra's board of governorsll leaveúafter the end of the 20 2425 season. the symphony's ceo said that cost cutting measures may be one reason for the decision, telling the chronicle that the symphony faces, quote,úsignificant financial pressures today, 314t& marks the annual celebrationúof pi day. day that gets math fans.cognized in san francisco, an annual celebration took place at the helped torium, which originally- celebration included a pi parade, free pie slices and demonstrations showcasing pies, uses in science and art. this is the 37th annual celebration at the exploratorium. it continues tonight with an afterúdark party for math enthusiasts. >> and while we have so many things going on this weekend for saint patrick'súday and we have a change in the weather forecast that you need to know about.c >> all right, let's go to ktvu. alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at seven right here on ktvu. greg thank you. >> comingc up tonight at seven, we have compl

chris waller, board of governor for the federal reserve saying they are in no rush. maybe the generate cut might be pushed back a little bit but we have to see. ashley: thank you for that. as edward touched on and the fed chair is saying, inflation in check, the latest pce report has a level of 1.28% year-over-year. it is within the realm the fed really wants it, taking higher than it would like but again, whether that pushes off a june rate cut, the optimal capital director of strategy, michelle schneider, the chief strategist, what do you think? airport like that, make a june cut better or less likely? >> this point it's still likely because there are other factors like the fact the debt is so high-end interest rate on the debt becomes unmanageable at current rates. there's talk they need to cut on the basis of that. what's more important is whether they cut or not, is inflation started to pick over and run on its own fumes to grow, bigger problem down the road. neil: where are you on this, francis? >> he has got to project that he's going to go a little easier rat

if that turns out to be appropriate, in the view of the board of governors, that's something we would at doing. senator warren: everything you said a year about supporting the vice chair, who is responsible for writing these rules -- chair powell: you and i had a long -- if you read it again. senator warren: i have. chair powell: you will see i am doing exactly what i sa i would do. senator warren: you said you would support vice chair barr to get us strong rules. now he is putting o rules --■ñ chair powell: that was about silicon valley bank. the vice chair for supervision has every right to bring proposals to the board. colloquy you are not the comptroller of the currency. when i do monetary policy i have one vote. there are 11 other voters. that's the way it works. it's not different from the srao*euts chair for super vision. senator warren: are you the leader of the fed. when the heat was on you talked a lot about getting tougher on the banks. now the giant banks are unhappy about that and you have gone weak-kneed on this. the american people need a leader at the fed who has the c

they say the board of governors is responsible for the music director's departure. >> now we are headed weekend for part of it, we'll ht coming up. >> first though, state lawmakers and the governor back at the capitol today, the negotiations underw to address california's buet gap you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more. lawmakers to address california's budget gap. the deficit is estimated to be as high as $58 billion fiscal year. the governor is pushing the legislature to move earlier on budget action. one item already agreed upon is raising the managed care organization tax. that's a health provider additionalúmedid do

he does not, quote, share the same goals as the orchestra's board of governors. was named to succeed michael tilson thomas back in 2018. he will leave after the end of the 20 2425 season. the symphony's ceo said cost cutting measures may be one of the reasons for this decision , telling the chronicle the symphony faces, quote, significant financial pressures. >> california is facing a significant deficit this fiscal year. now, lawmakers and the governor are working to soften the impact of the projected $73 billion budget shortfall today, the assembly budget committee moved forward with increasing the tax on managed care. organizations also known as mcos. these help cover the state's costs for medi-cal, the state's health insurance examples include kaiser permanente and blue shield of california. governor newsom's administration claims this is not a typical tax, and that it's mainly a way to draw down more medicaid funds from the federal government. some lawmakers say this move could help california net an extra $1.5 billion. >> we can continue to keep the word for

the florida board of governors voted to prohibit state funding for dei initiatives earlier this year. babies born today. today would have been the iconic author's 120th birthday. so, dr. seuss enterprises is celebrating by giving 10,000 free copies of "the cat in the hat" to babies born on this date. >> gio: how special is that. >> whit: pretty cool. >> gio: love that. >>> all right, and we are going to start the half hour here with a closer look at the top political headlines this week, and joining us, of course, are deputy political director averi harper and abc white house correspondent maryalice parks. welcome to you both. >> good morning. >> gio: all right, averi, let's start with you, because we saw these dueling trips to the border. president biden and former president trump were there on the border this week on the same day, but they had two very different messages, didn't they? >> i think it's apparent from the remarks that both made, they want to see changes at the border, but that's where those similarities end. i thought it was interesting to see president biden call on fo

. >> today we welcome the testimony of jerome powell of the board of governors. as you know, you will be recognized for five minutes of the summary oforal presentation. testimony without objection, the written testimony will be stated for the record. chair powell. >> chairman mchenry, ranking member. i appreciate the opportunity to present the semiannual monetary policy report. the reserve remains squarely focused on our dual mandate to promote maximum employment and stable prices for the american people. the economy has made considerable progress for these objectives over the past year. while inflation remains above the objective, 2% is eased substantially, and slowing and inflation has occurred without significant increase in unemployment. as a labor market tightens and inflation is continued, the risk to achieving goals have been moving into better balance. even so, the committee remains highly attentive to inflation risks and is acutely aware that high inflation is a significant hardship, especially on those least able to meet the higher cost of essentials lik

of governorance survey results? >> good afternoon, members of the board nice to see all of you. as our role of governorance consultant we've been asked to do a governorance report and board members were very helpful in providing detailed responses to a number of questions that we asked for purposes of report. we have provided you with a separate report that has the detailed responses, this presentation is intended to sort of summarize them and provide you with some take aways and provide an opportunity for us to discuss any of the comments that you would like to or, or topics that you would like to use this occasion to address. it's titled as a presentation by votes your ceo, cio and me. so i will take the lead with starting the conversation but we're both here to comment and respond to questions as you may have them. now can i advance the slides from here? okay, thank you. so, we had six trustees who responded, six out of seven responded. we've had some transitions just to know this is a point in time set of responses from q4 last year. as i noted we have provided you with a ver

the move comes amid efforts by the state board of education and governor desantis to defund all diversityte funded institutions. john it may not talk about it is alfonso david, president of the black economic forum and legal counsel to the fullest fund, which is currently facing a federal civil rights case. good to have you back, oh phones are. let's start tonight with your reaction to the headlines out of florida. we have been seeing conservatives target diversity and affirmative action programs at colleges and universities nationwide. your reaction? >> thank you. it is disturbing what's happening in florida right now because it's not a crime and the data. i think it is very important to correct discussions about dei in that day type of course there's a lot of, noise a lot of misinformation. we are seeing it from the far- right. let's talk about what the public thinks about dei last year there was a survey issued by harris polling and the black economic alliance. that polling found, this is very important, that antidote and the united states by very what margins support but this is takin

board of the energy exchange. seyyed mahmoud hosseinipur, governor of mazandaran province, the head of the country's stock exchange and securities organization welcomed the formation of cooperative rice companies. a 53 % growth in the loss of cross-border fraud in the united states in 2023. citing the report of the federal bureau of investigation, fb announced that the loss of internet fraud in the united states in 2023 was 2.570 billion dollars, which in 2023 is this figure. it has increased to 3 billion and 940 million dollars. according to experts , crypto-currency crimes were the most common cybercrime among americans last year. this is despite the improvement bitcoin market and other cryptocurrencies market experts always warn about avoiding emotional behavior in transactions. today, about 29,000 tons of products are listed on the iranian energy exchange. the largest volume of supplies is liquefied petroleum gas. and halal is reserved. in the inner hall of the energy exchange , more than 19 thousand tons of various types of products such as isofid, light and heavy oils and halal are offered. the international

in the field of building books, with the approval of the board of ministers, the notification of the honorable first vice president of the governor. all over the country, cities with a population of over 100,000 people are obliged to consider the possibility of building a bookstore. in addition, at the end of this cultural event, the new version of the information base of the research center will be unveiled to the headquarters established for this purpose in the ministry of culture and islamic guidance. this will help us later, when we want to communicate with my client in that particular matter, if we had a product, if something was produced, if we had a guide, we had designed a basket , we can inform him . large and industrial cities including tehran, karaj, isfahan and arak should be reduced. hello dear compatriots, then i would like to ask you to witness on wednesdays and also on thursdays. the temperature is in the northern part of the country, especially the trend of increasing temperature in ardabil province and south sawel the caspian sea will take place, in terms of rains , on wednesday, the barisa system will gradually

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