today, denipran was the first vice-president of the chamber of commerce and industry of ukraine in oury column. well, next is the program close to politics, close to the world, and we will come back later, stay. it is about politics about the world. maria gurska, journalist of the ukrainian espresso tv channel and eu sister portal, and pavel koval, chairman of the committee on foreign affairs of the polish diet, chairman of the council on cooperation with ukraine. let's start with the most important world news this week. polish lot has stopped flights over iran, and ukrainian low-cost carrier skyap is helping to evacuate people to poland from lebanon. iran's attack on israel this week shocked the world. we are seeing the beginning of a major conflict in the middle east. what do you think about...

tanzania and repeated angola, next year we have more emphasis on asian markets, although we are currently working on others. director of bellinexpo of the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry and that's all the information about the most noticeable in the economy today, we will tell you about the next area of ​​​​interest. let me remind you that now we are on the first information, good luck to you and good mood. when we caress, our fragrant loaf, the song flows like a fairy tale, we are talented and prosperous. incredibly, interested in the history of our little family. i believe that the prefix itself. the forests of belarus are truly our heritage, our beauty, our pride, in order to preserve this wealth, it must be protected from predators and diseases. for more than half a century we have been on guard in the protection of forests, our main concern is the health of the forest, protecting it from predators and diseases. watch on the belarus24 tv channel. fertile land, in caring hands, is our main wealth, when you want to share the joy of what has been achieved, create and develop, carefully preserving traditions, in the name of a successful happy future. where everyone's

all interested parties gathered at the workshop in the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry, including the organizers, the participants themselves, and representatives of government agencies, to once again, work out everything in detail and discuss the nuances. the exhibition primarily plays on the image of the republic of belarus. we do not forget that this exhibition is visited by almost all provinces, all businesses in china. we have developments and agreements now with enterprises, so we know how best to make effective participation, it is not just to sit at the stand, but how to carry out work in order to sell products as effectively as possible during your stay in shanghai and at this exhibition, show products, present, communicate with partners, find some new products. everyone expects a big return from the chinese exhibition, especially in the current time of sanctions, when our gaze is turned to the eastern market, of course. each country at this exhibition, in addition to its production potential, tries to tell the world more about itself. last year we did it in the style of

in fact and correctly, i completely agree with him, mykhailo nepran was the first vice-president of the chamber of commerce and industry of ukraine today in our sunday column, well , then the program is about politics, about the world, and we will come back later, stay, then about politics, it is close politicians close to the world, maria gurska, journalist of the ukrainian tv channel espresso and eu sisters portal, and pavel koval, head of the committee on foreign affairs of the polish diet. chairman of the council on cooperation with ukraine, i congratulate you, good day, and let's start with the most important ones, let's start with the most important world news this week: polish lot has stopped flights over iran, and ukrainian low-cost airline skyap is helping to evacuate people to poland from lebanon. iran's attack on israel this week shocked the world. we are seeing the beginning of a major conflict in the middle east. what do you think about... some time ago, two years ago, it was said that the war in the middle east would be a kind of complement to the war in ukraine, which is being waged by russia, and that o

sphere of interests was natalia kurosh, director of the belinter expo of the belarusian chamber of commerce and industry and on this today, all the information about the most noticeable in the economy, we will tell in the next sphere interests. let me remind you that we are now on the first information, good luck to you and good mood. we have created such a unique and very important for our country, our state publication. many, unfortunately, perceive attempts. by the end of the year, virtually all hotel rooms in the city of minsk in regional centers have been bought out, the borders cannot be closed, and people's desire to visit our country is also impossible to somehow block or limit. the say don't be silent project. don't miss new episodes on the belarus 24 tv channel. moscow cska is going to visit brest dynamo, during the international break, the teams will play a friendly match in the city on the bug on october 11, but today the attention is on the teammates of the white-blues from minsk, dynamo vadim skripchenko in the first match of the elite round of the conference league playing the scottish he

bought a guess today is the form of the country head of at sbc and the next president of the federation of indian chambers of commerce. and industry may not allow the kid why isn't indian banker chartered accountants and business executives. she was not only the 1st indian woman to get an m b, a from harvard business, but also the 1st woman to lead a foreign bank in india. and she has served on various boards and has been involved in the numerous role as an advisor for the indian government, including the prime ministers, trade and industry council. in 2013, she was awarded the pod mustering one of india's highest civilian honors for her contributions to trade and industry. nina is a strong advocate for ginger diversity in the workplace and is deeply involved in philanthropic activities, particularly in the fields of health care and sanitation coming in a lot of good. we thank you in such an honor to be here with you today. no, i'm so happy. i'm so happy that you have come. you come from a legacy family. what was it like growing up? well, i would love to say that i was fortunate to have of a progressive parents of father and mothe

industry. rupert and news corp, the pharmaceutical industry, the chamber of commerce and all these industries saw the threat that tech was going to be at some point. and so they came up with a bill that would hinder the growth of online platforms. the bill was called the stop online privacy act. and what it would do was was require the first time tech platforms to monitor and limit some of the content that users put on their networks. so just it didn't require that much work, but it was that sort of slowed the tech industry down because the larger copyright companies, again, rupert or hollywood, knew that or saw it, the tech industry sort of stealing their copyright and putting out for free. so they saw that threat so they come up with this bill and in the senate, in the house and the senate, the bill had incredible in the senate at 1.99 out of 100 senators supported it. in the house, the numbers were similar. so google in the tech in fear of getting crushed. they didn't have a lot of lobbyist at the time. they didn't have a lot of campaign donations. the other side, the big guys had spent, i thi

industry. back then, in washington the main influencers were hollywood and the movie industry, the music industry, murdoch and news corp. pharmaceutical industry. chamber of commerce. always industry saw the threat the tech was going to be at some point. and so they came up with a bill that would hinder growth of these online platforms. the bill was called the stop online privacy act. what it would do is require first-time tech platforms to monitor and limit some of the content users put on their network. it didn't require that much work, but something to sort of slow the tech industry down because the larger copyright companies, rupert murdoch hardwood -- hollywood saw the. they came up with the bill and in the senate, in the house and senate had an incredible point, 99 out of 100 senators supported it. and house numbers were similar. google and the tech industry was getting crushed. didn't have a lot of time campaign donations. the other side is a big guy, $70 million lobbying for the bill. they were going to lose. at some point what google and the tech industry realized, will they didn't have the money or the lobbyist or the influence, they plan this day, janua

of small and medium-sized businesses. such data are provided by the chamber of commerce and industry.tefania won youth grant for half a million rubles. we purchased fabrics, and equipment and now i am participating in the petersburg design project, received certification with reimbursement of funds. at first, children are supported by parents, and then aspiring businessmen from family contracts find financial support for their ideas in the national project of small and medium entrepreneurship. so, in the last 4 years alone, the share of individual entrepreneurs under 25 has grown by one and a half times. and now amounts to more than 240,000 people, last year year, the number of such individual entrepreneurs increased by 20.6%, in eight regions of the country at the local level the concept of family entrepreneurship has already been consolidated. we can plant salads here again now. now 14,000 plants are grown on an area of ​​more than a thousand square meters, it all began 7 years ago with a school hydroponics club and the dream of fifteen-year-old nikita to create a farm for growing m

and ceo of the maine state chamber of commerce. the maine state chamber of commerce represents thousands of employers across our state representing different industriesmall and large who are all focused on creating a business climate that creates economic opportunity for mainers and improves our state's competitiveness. we are pleased to present tonight's debate and appreciate both candidates running for public office. we look forward to a constructive and substantive construction. maine businesses and the electorate deserve to hear candidates' priorities as they vie to represent maine's second congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. thank you for engaging by listening to tonight's debate. please familiarize yourself with policy issues that affect you. and please remember to vote. >> good evening and welcome to voice of the voter candidate forum. for the next hour you will be hearing for the two candidates maine running for maine's second district. they are democratic incumbent jared golden and republican challenger austin theriault. jared golden served in the u.s. marines including tours in iraq and afghanistan before working fo

and supply chains at us chamber of commerce. thanks forjoining us. there are differing estimates about how this will hurt the economy but amongst your membership which sort of companies and industriesu expect to suffer first? we are hearing from everybody who are very concerned about what is happening right now. from ocean carriers to retailers, to farmers, to electronic manufacturers, and they are all being impacted to they are all being impacted to the tune of anywhere from three upwards to $5 billion per day of economic loss. the head of your organization wrote to president biden yesterday asking him to use his legal powers to intervene? but he s been saying he wont do that ? why is it the us chamber thinks he should? the impact to the us economy and small businesses up and down the us isjust and small businesses up and down the us is just too great not to act. the biden administration did try to mediate a deal between the sides at the weekend but what became clear is that there is a huge difference between where they sides are. the ports came back on monday with an offer of a 50% pay increase over the next six years, and the union rejected that because they are seeking close to

chamber of commerce. the main estate chamber of commerce represents thousands of employers acrosspl our state representing different industries, small andge. we are all focus on crating a business climate to create economic opportunity and improves our states competitiveness. we are pleased to present tonight's debate inwe partnershp with the newscenter remain appreciate both cap next running for publicci office. we look forward to a constructive and substantive discussion. main businesses and the electorate deserve to hear candidateses priorities as they represent maine's second congressional district in the u.s. house of representatives. thank you for engaging by listening to tonight's debate. please familiarize yourself with the policyze issues that affect you. complete affirmative vote. >> good evening welcome to the voice of the voter candidate form. for the next hour go off and two cats running for u.s. house of representatives in maine's second district. they are democratic incompetent jared golden republican challenger austin theriault. jared golden is from houston serve u.s. marines including tours in iraq and afghanistan befor

chamber of commerce and california restaurant association. >> both of whom are opposed to prop 32. they're concerned it could lead to massive layoffs across their industriesrting the very people proper. 32 intended to help increase in the minimum wage like this is going to eliminate a whole sect or >> of entry level jobs. you know, a $2 increase, the minimum wage may not seem like a lot, but over thousands of employees. it adds up to be quite a bit. >> and this is just one of 10 statewide propositions set to appear on your ballot. and speaking of ballots, they've been sent out to all registered voters in the state. remember when you send a back and must be postmarked no later than november. 5th for your vote to count reporting at the state capital. late on wallace kron. 4 news. >> coming up, a possible solar flare could light up the sky this weekend. we'll tell you "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects to your blood sugar? at kaiser permanente all of us w

chamber of commerce and california restaurant association. >> both of whom are opposed to prop 32. they're concerned it could lead to massive layoffs across their industries, hurting the very people proper. 32 intended to help increase in minimum wage like this is going to eliminate a whole sect or >> of entry level jobs. you know, a $2 increase, the minimum wage may not seem like a lot, but over thousands of employees that adds up to be quite a bit. >> and this is just one of 10 statewide measure set to appear on your ballot. this election reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. threats to u.s.. elections are popping up around the country this week the fbi arrested a man in oklahoma. >> who officials say was plotting an election day attack in the name of isis in washington. spate state police responded to a suspicious device era ballot drop box that was smoking and the destruction that has been left behind from the hurricanes is also complicating the voting process in those states. >> there have been challenges, but that's why election officials do the work. when you see something that feels outrageous may be something that's making you mad. you

chamber of commerce and california restaurant association. >> both of whom are opposed to prop 32. they're concerned it could lead to massive layoffs across their industries, hurting the very people proper. 32 intended to help increase in minimum wage like this is going to eliminate a whole sect or >> of entry level jobs. you know, a $2 increase, the minimum wage may not seem like a lot, but over thousands of employees that adds up to be quite a bit. >> and this is just one of 10 statewide measure set to appear on your ballot. this election reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. >> all right. let's get you a check of your forecast now. this is the evening commute along the san mateo bridge. looks nice out there, but maybe and maybe a tease for something different. the forecast. yeah. so let's go to the big tease over there, laura. would that be nice to get a little rain going get things going look like much? we're going to very weak system kind of limping into the bay area and bringing with some clouds, some cooler weather. and yes, a slight chance of a couple light showers, especially north of the golden gate bridge outside. right now, you're lo

and the other was the commerce department setting up trade associations, beginning with the u.s. chamber of commerce. the u.s. chamber of commerce was created in 1912 by the federal government to be a partner for industrial policy with the federal government. that changed during the new deal. so this is all a question too, how do we set up mechanisms that are transparent and accountable in which government and business come to some mind meld because it is the private sector that produces the stuff, not the public sector? dr. prabhakar: i love that history. that was great. my view is our economy and the look we are trying to do, it is not single threaded. it is complex, and you have to break down the goals as in figure out what the nature of the partnership needs to be. so in the case of chips, we were very clear that the country's goal is to make sure we have the advanced semiconductor manufacturing we need sufficiently located in the u.s. and we have our allied relationships in a way that meets our economic goals and our military goals. that is what the country is trying to get done. of course, every partnership, every arrangement that secretary raimondo's commerce department is putting together with ea

build the industry strong -- that has a lot of people in chamber of commerce, the other big corporate interests concerned about what that would mean to trade in general around the world. and trade is like if you cut back trade, restart before the prescient -- the great depression in the 30s many people saying that was one of the things that led to the smoot-hawley which was a big bunch of terrorists put together worldwide. however, having said all of that you look with the alternative is my kamala harris as an economic plan that would jack up the corporate tax rate, extraordinarily high. jackup all kinds of regulations that would particularly hit the small businesses. small businesses can't deal with regulations that we big corporations can. be corporations have lawyers, accountants, a whole slew of brainiac to deal with these things to make a small business that's getting started even if they get this bonus $25,000 or whatever from kamala harris they're going to have a really tough time and that is the big difference between reagan and kamala harris. between reagan -- that was a freudian slip. between trump and kamala. kamala believes in handouts and from mark really inc

chamber of commerce and california restaurant association. >>both of whom are opposed to prop 32. they're concerned it could lead to massive layoffs across their industries, hurting the very people prhelp increase in the minimum wage like this is going to eliminate a whole sect or of entry level jobs. you know, a $2 increase, the minimum wage. >>may not seem like a lot. but over thousands of employees, it adds up to be quite a bit. >>and this is just one of 10 statewide measures set to appear on your ballot. this election reporting at the state tom wallace kron 4 news. said more assistance is on the way for residents of the storm battered state of florida. the aftermath of hurricane helene and now milton has sparked a flood of misinformation online. now federal state and local leaders are sounding the alarm that that complicates an already difficult recovery process in the south kron four's. stephanie lin spoke with cnn senior cybersecurity reporter bree fowler to learn more. >>all right. so first of us, first of all, it can you walk us through scams that a lot of these hurricane victims are seeing right now. a kind of misinformation is being distributed

and the other was the commerce department setting up trade associations, beginning with the u.s. chamber of commerce. the u.s. chamber of commerce was created in 1912 by the federal government to be a partner for industrial policy with the federal government. that changed during the new deal. so this is all a question too, how do we set up mechanisms that are transparent and accountable in which government and business come to some mind meld because it is the private sector that produces the stuff, not the public sector? dr. prabhakar: i love that history. that was great. my view is our economy and the look we are trying to do, it is not single threaded. it is complex, and you have to break down the goals as in figure out what the nature of the partnership needs to be. so in the case of chips, we were very clear that the country's goal is to make sure we have the advanced semiconductor manufacturing we need sufficiently located in the u.s. and we have our allied relationships in a way that meets our economic goals and our military goals. that is what the country is trying to get done. of course, every partnership, every arrangement that secretary raimondo's commerce department is putting together with ea

and the other was the commerce department setting up trade associations, beginning with the u.s. chamber of commerce. the u.s. chamber of commerce was created in 1912 by the federal government to be a partner for industrial policy with the federal government. that changed during the new deal. so this is all a question too, how do we set up mechanisms that are transparent and accountable in which government and business come to some mind meld because it is the private sector that produces the stuff, not the public sector? dr. prabhakar: i love that history. that was great. my view is our economy and the look we are trying to do, it is not single threaded. it is complex, and you have to break down the goals as in figure out what the nature of the partnership needs to be. so in the case of chips, we were very clear that the country's goal is to make sure we have the advanced semiconductor manufacturing we need sufficiently located in the u.s. and we have our allied relationships in a way that meets our economic goals and our military goals. that is what the country is trying to get done. of course, every partnership, every arrangement that secretary raimondo's commerce department is putting together with ea