tax and customs policy, as well as with yuriy gaidai - he is a senior economist at the center for economic strategy. while we're actually preparing for them, i'll tell you what, i'll tell you what's going on. various interesting things, by the way, did you know that ah, no, they weren't important today, yes, but we can say this what what what what what there is a record drought in france, for example, i'm asking you very well, i'm already a guest, we won't tell you about these things, i'll tell you about important things, important things, we will discuss important things with yuri gaidai and yaroslav zheleznyak, and gentlemen, congratulations, have a good day a statement from the government that the government is preparing for mass privatization here literally in a month we have to sell it, have time to sell everything, a good idea would be ideal a year and a half ago, it will be possible to privatize it now , how much for 3 kopecks, what do you think about it in a word, let's discuss, mr. yaroslav, i'll start with the main thing, when did you announce us where they said, let's talk about money, a

such data were provided by analysts of the center for economic strategies , mainly our state occupiednd oil products in muscovy, however, after february 24, this resource stopped altogether, gas stopped flowing, so the situation is less tragic. in general, already at the end of 2015, ukraine completely refused from blue fuel from the aggressor country last year, for example, nuclear power plants stopped taking russian nuclear fuel altogether, ukrainian nuclear power plants completely switched to american westen house fuel, according to economists , the westen house company's american type of fuel is complete. year, we hope these are only technical procedures, now, in particular, the cabinet of ministers is completely liquidating all bureaucratic documents that connect us at least with the economy of the aggressor country indeed, after the victory, ukraine will have to build a completely new economic model, which will it be for now? only experts and government officials talk about it. billion dollars is the largest amount that the americans allocated for the defense of our country in t

glib vyshlinskyi, the executive director of the center for economic strategy , is our guest and we aren our way. olga kosharna is ready to join our conversation. she is an expert on nuclear energy at olga, congratulations, congratulations. tell me, please, now we we will see you for your information, what is the current situation at the zaporizhia nuclear power plant, we read that there is no electricity in the occupied cities of the zaporizhia region there is no water, yes, after today ’s shelling, the distribution lines of 150 kw of electricity were destroyed. the power plant was left without electricity and, accordingly, water. the last of the four , on which zaporozhskaya issued electricity that went to the bulk power system of ukraine, as a result of this, the fifth power unit went through an emergency shutdown and connected reserve diesel generators because the power supply of the sixth unit was lost, the capacity decreased and it produced our own needs , then the occupiers quickly restored this 750 kw and the 6th power unit began to gain power. well, i generally think that it it

supports the state treasury with taxes at a minimum, says maria rybko, an analyst at the center for economic strategiesollecting materials and 30% even less than 30% of what she is spending now would be patriotism to pay taxes simply according to the law, that is why the ukrainian government is currently asking foreign creditors to put payments on hold . the thing is, when people leave the country due to default, no one leaves, where we are talking about the fact that we will return these debts later and you will pay interest for all this time. that is, this is such a soft restructuring with the weather of investors much it would be worse if we asked for a write-off of debts, this option is not even discussed, says the minister, well, now we actually live with 5 billion dollars of borrowers. and when you say i want to forgive everyone and not write off all debts, it means that no one will believe you anymore and will not give you debt, they are a big devaluation, there will be big inflation, i don't know what should happen in ukraine, why did we take such a step , the question of writing off debts is n

center for economic and business research. and jobs. cunningham is the founder of the public relations agency, trafalgar strategy, and for my head of press at the u. k. prime minister's office from 2015 to 16, a very warm welcome to all of you stephen. let's start by just just discussing why all these strikes are happening right now. hey, so i think we've got an extraordinary situation. i think you mentioned in the presentation transport workers, wherever they fit, rail workers, truck drivers who did their part for the kind of the period and now with enormous levels of inflation not seen for 40 years. and frankly, people are extremely worried about meeting their. ready and their commitments at a time when is clearly a void of leadership in the politics in the u. k. and now ready solution. so all of the cases you mention are actually strikes voted on by the workers themselves. so i think the message to a global audience is, workers of had enough, i did their power for it, and now they recognized extreme increase in cost off the scale. and they're asking for a just and fair and equitable solution. question, do you, do you agree with that t

center for economic and business research. and giles cunningham is the founder of the public relations agency trafalgar strategy and former heads at the uk prime minister's office from 2015 to 2016. a very warm welcome to all of you. stephen, let's start by just discussing why all these strikes are happening right now. stephen: thanks, laura. i think when we've got an extraordinary situation. i think you mentioned in the presentation that transport workers, rail, dock workers, truck drivers all did their part through the covid period and now we're hit with enormous levels of inflation not seen for 40 years. and frankly people are extremely worried about meeting their bills and their commitments at a time where there's clearly a void of leadership in the politics in the uk and no ready solution. so all of the cases you mentioned are actually strikes voted on by the workers themselves. so i think the message to a global audience is workers have had enough. they did their part through covid and now they recognize some extreme increasing costs off the scale and they're asking for a just and fair equitable solution. laura: pushpin,

maria rybko, an analyst of the center economic strategies inside the country collects 30%, even less than 30% of what it spends now, it would be patriotism to pay taxes , just foron, the ukrainian government is currently asking foreign creditors to put payments on hold , but will we hear again that terrible word default, of course, default scares has less consequences than war, war is a terrible thing when people leave the country due to default, no one leaves, where is it said that we will return these debts later and you will pay for all this time interest that is, this is such a soft restructuring with the weather of investors, it would be much worse if we asked for debt cancellation, such an option is not even discussed, says the minister of finance, now we actually live with 5 billion dollars of borrowers. and when you say i want to forgive everyone and not write off everything debts, this means that no one will believe you anymore and will not give you a debt, there will be a big devaluation , there will be a big inflation. i don't know what should happen in ukraine, why did we take such a step? future use write it off declare oneself bankrupt declare one

center for defense strategies and a former ukrainian at defense. mister, appreciate you moving on now. and you as president joe biden, $740000000000.00 economic package is one step closer to fruition. after gaining the support of a key democratic senator kristin cinema approved a revised version of the bill known as the inflation reduction act. much of the money will come from tax reforms including a new 15 percent minimum tax on large corporations. it's also intended to slash health care costs and fight climate change. republicans referred to the bill as attacks and spending spree in the us for people have been critically injured after being struck by lightning in washington, d. c. they were at lafayette park directly outside the white house complex secret service officers witnessed the incident and ran to help or for victim st. life threatening one still in the us and it's the clay, the public health emergency to deal with a monkey pox outbreak. the number of reported cases is said to be doubling every week. this declaration means more money in facilities will be available to fight the virus. but there are concerns. vaccines are running out

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strategy probably in world history is one anthony fauci. he is the center of it. he is one of the reasons why some cities were locked down for so long, causing so many economic harmsdren to be farther behind in their education, it all starts with him. let alone the gain of function research, that yes, he signed off in funding. so he need to comes before congress whether he is an employee of the federal government or not. elizabeth: this comes a week after cdc director rochelle walensky admitted to mistakes in how they handled the pandemic. there is so much to unpack here. fauci is going to get 414,000-dollar pension, gross of 530,000 in just two years. the other thing too, congressman, president biden in march vowed said we'll go after the criminals who stole billions of dollars in relief money meant for small businesses and millions of americans who were laid off but a restaurant that nancy pelosi's husband paul invested invested in got more than, that restaurant company got more than $1.7 million in government pandemic loans wiped out, forgiven. that is a company in sonoma. what is going on here? >> listen, let me be honest about something. joe biden is not goin