cyprus has to meet costs and odd is that the president of the european commission jose manuel barroso said in brussels speaking to the media a joint press conference president announced its te ata said. cyprus is going to a difficult period and then a stop to use active involvement in the building its economy and to support the peace process with turkish cypriots. president monson see artist also think the eu for its decision to allocate a further two hundred million pounds in the cypress budget for twenty fourteen to twenty fifteen it was close to increase its funding involvement and ninety five percent eu co founded project. all of the bailout program will help cyprus to reduce its unemployment levels particularly when it comes to the under twenty five sqm some forty four percent of whom are proud of what it is well above to use average of twenty three percent of its assistance program. we did it lulu. lulu. i have. i hope all. it is. i will. cz the to watch the world you wherever you go. for your own template this program schedules on demand video. nope my name is pete. i'd say mor

cyprus christian he european commission joses mef manuel barroso sai in brussels.speaking to the media a joint press conference president announced its te ata said cyprus is going to a difficult period and the nice upbeat news active involvement in rebuilding its economy and to support the peace process with turkish cypriot. president monson sea otters also think the eu for its decision to allocate a further two hundred million pounds in the cypress budget for twenty fourteen to twenty fifteen it was close to increase its funding involvement and ninety five percent eu co founded project. all of the bailout program will help cyprus to reduce its unemployment levels particularly when it comes to the under twenty five sqm some forty four percent of whom were well above the eu has averaged twenty three percent of its assistance program. we did it. presently kason us to see odd as perceive the ministry of european affairs for the united kingdom. david livingston at the presidential palace peace both leaders discussed the cypress economy and ways to overcome the banking

greece and thailand cyprus and turkey came out on top because of the good weather in the short flight all the violence restrictions for russian men between the ages of sixteen and sixty ukraine is not in the list of popular destinations a share and if we consider just the european countries then the most popular destination is the czech republic in second is france. spain and italy came in fourth now however the amount of russian visitors to europe is expected to drop and that's partly down to the weakening ruble because obviously visitors will now be getting less money back when when they give in their euro isn't when they arrive which means of course less spending money always right now although for foreigners coming to russia of course this is a real headache for troubled southern european countries where russians spend their

the program will help cyprus to reduce its budget. particularly when it comes to the under twenty five sqm some forty four percent of whom are proud of what was up to use average of twenty three percent of its assistance program. we hit the wall. and in. as it can operate twenty four hours a day seven days a week of repartee in the industrial side of your feet up ninety percent of its mining and smelting pounds sales come from approach despite the recession businesses remain some of that success is thanks to european funding for the day. the funds from the vip have been used to invest in a cheap bonuses which cost about three hundred and fifty thousand or so it all the devil the european investment bank is committed to investing in various countries hit hardest by the crisis including the three thousand small and medium size businesses increased demand in partnership with greek bank like you're a bank. they provide political strains to companies who struggle to earn money. let's see one eye due to the access that we had to funding fro

it was rating services with the fall term sovereign credit rating of cyprus important national currency to be from the modest. as in peanuts and everything is based on the economy in cyprus which exceeded expectations to begin with. short term rating was affirmed at the level according to the immediate risk of implementing cyprus bailout programs are decreased resulting in decreased risk for the forthcoming edition of the country's debt obligations. albuquerque police want to be sure to pour drink from bbb plus change it to be modest outlook on cyprus from negative to stable. often a long term rating of cyprus in national grid to upgrade it to be invited to see two feet the first armored against the idea of america corporation general electric the biopic but you could drive also. firstly choose to sell to a german corporation seems that the thief is a strategically important bomber also faces difficulties due to global financial crisis and it became known for its twenty fifth. the company decided to sell the energy depletion of america corporation general electric. according to retrieve

a lot of russian money in cyprus.bucharest, the vice president plans to discuss how the romanians can help europe with its energy needs, lessening dependence on russian gas supplies. >>> the subject of jobs will be front and center at the white house later this morning. president obama's expected to greet leaders of business giants from across the country and around the world. ford, honda, lufthansa among those who will be represented at this meeting. it's to discuss the importance of investing in and creating good-paying jobs here in the u.s. two-thirds of the jobs created in the recovery have been low-wage jobs. they have not been those jobs that, you know, you can send a kid to college on. that's a real problem. >>> speaking of kids, some little leaguers in washington, d.c., had a surprise visitor at their little league game last night. yes, that's the president. now, the white house says he was dropping off press secretary jay carney to see his daughter play, and the president in this elaborate carpool decided to

a year ago the economy in cyprus was on the verge of collapse and the eu in the eye and then provided the bailout president because sometimes the artist describes how dependent his donation was on the new id ut. it all but gone by and cheer as oversold even talking to the line because goliath is a benevolent and has never felt like that. it can be put in the school year the president said cyprus was willing in principle to support tougher sanctions on russia in response to the ukraine crisis but he added that the fragile cypriot banking sector relies heavily on russian investment in medical promised that would be taken into account it is a tough day. we know that each country is dependent in a different way we have to show were willing to take actions that might also have to judge whether this will have on individual state it's not. miracles said it was vital that europe speak with a united voice and dealing with russia. but that difficult negotiations could lie ahead on finding agreement among the eu members. well it's long been talked about. now it looks like it is coming attacks on

george dreams of seeing cyprus free of checkpoints. still he's grateful he can even cross the ball but completely cries only ten years to get in on one hand i don't like it and is wine country. i have to show identification and husband went to the oven. but there don't get it and it's a small price to pay for these have been itching to go watch any stage. just need to find full details in use to sketch them. his father then rebuilt as complex a few kilometers south in the creek parts of the elements that george reopening the town also means opening up the pace that business opportunities. if we have a unified said crews would be sympathetic to be in the two communities. he would open the doors open to the conflict is an impediment to rule the school is domestic or not makes the trade and we're as busy as good but we went to see these conflicts be put away the press want to put words into the pitcher with that with optimism. the symbol of division. each issue in negotiations. russia could also become the symbol of reunification. the sta

it was this that happened to cyprus.espite this, our services sector with the services offer has been resilient and that is why our economy is recovering and is presenting very good results despite the fact that last year the model was destroyed. >> you suffered recession for the last two years. when do you finally lift all of the capital controls? >> first of all, to remind you, because of the capital controls, not only are they allowing to have their assets frozen but everybody cannot get their money out of cyprsigcypressigcyprus. we hope by the end of the year would be the end of all the restrictive measures and domestic restrictive measureses have been lifted. the last thing that will happen, capital control going outside the country. >> we really appreciate you joining us this morning, getting up early while you visit in washington. >> thank you. thank you very much indeed. >> pleasure. thank you. how's it going over there? >> i noticed. he likes it. >> i thought this was the murse. you showed me how to do this. you

and time tired he said oh well cyprus is a one off because of all the money that's in cyprus and you know this won't happen under or else but meanwhile they're planning for exactly that scenario in most. our countries and people need to be aware that many repair just this past weekend a camera was here in the u.k. was making some interesting comments can you talk about that a little bit. yeah i mean it was just yesterday actually was so good on sky and use . in the budget it was quite again it was a sort of quietly put in there almost in the p.p.s. and about in the small print and they basically it imperils her by her man she's a revenue can actually go in and raid people's bank accounts on the basis that they may not have paid taxes but they don't have to prove it so that it isn't simply the word of the revenue versus the individual and they don't. and they don't have any proof whatsoever you know so there are various people in the u.k. parliament opposition and he's begun asking questions about this and the people in the financial services industry in the u.k. including the had the

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spread from the park tgnre land across the stairway to our backyard and burned six or seven of my cyprus trees. we were look lucky that there was no strong wind that morning and the fire happened at 4 o'clock that saturday morning and i was up half an hour before that working in my bedroom, faceing the street away from the west side and i didn't smell or hear anything until i heard a fire truck coming by. i thought he was coming for medical reasons in the neighborhood. you could tell -- then i went down stair and saw a sea of fire in my back beyond a reasonable doubt so i called my neighbor two houses from mine and they were not aware of it so of course we ran outyard so i called my neighbor two houses from mine and they were not aware of it so of course we ran out. i have i have to thank the fire didn't for putting out the fire and the person who made the call. she happen to see the smoke coming from the fire of the ocean and call 9-1-1. i try to get her name from 9-1-1 and also the fire department in order to thank her in person, but i was not able to because they don't keep the record

the failing is an obvious boy in cyprus and this is spreading out to other countries the central bank using the euro electronic dirty simply take your money it's a house on a store of value and you just take the money with it going on the block and you don't have that risk. economic crash. course. on this now i. want to. sign. the interview. but. did you know the price is the only industry specifically mentioned in the constitution and. that's because a free and open press is critical to our democracy albus. in fact the single biggest threat facing our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across a cynical we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once built my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to fix rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america to find ready to join the movement then welcome in the big picture. this is a leader so we need to be. part of

mail is a lobbyist boy in cyprus and this is spreading out to other countries the central bank using the euro and electronic dirty simply take your money it's a house on a store of value if you just take the money with it going in a block and you don't have that risk. to try to. people. like for instance your teaching ever made. me. laugh oh well. like. these cases it's. sometimes for nothing. and it's. just still can still be just if you see a stage eight looking. let's. kill muslims live. live right in the same place. the first trip live and i predict the church. on our reporters with the uninstall. libby and the lists the law. what would the global community say if russia started putting up monuments celebrating stylee and his associates now or hitler and the nazis it's unbelievable that bundy and his nationalist associates are being presented as ukrainian heroes i want to say again they were nothing like the founding fathers of ukraine they are a disgrace to ukraine. boy's devotion ukraine historians have different assessments of the number of victims on both sides and their proj

cyprus and the netherlands seem to be the destinations of choice. since gone to other parts of europe. we do not know that right now. >> thank you so much. we appreciate it. for "in the loop." tomorrow, tune in. sheldon adelson will be in the loop with an exclusive interview. withll cover the business the 10th wealthiest man in the world. it is 8:00 a.m. eastern. have a great day. ♪ >> bloomberg television is "on the markets." let's get you caught up on where the markets are trading right now. stocks are lower following last week's gains. increased tensions in ukraine are some -- causing concerns among some investors. chinese manufacturing contracted for the fourth straight month. both of those points are perhaps weighing on the markets. the s&p still up. are trading near the all-time highs. investors are trying to figure out whether this bull run will continue or if we are due for a correction. -- tom dumarc is calling for an 11% correction. for more on the possible form, i am joined by joe. him, what has to --?en for the s&p 500 to close without f

cyprus is still struggling to recall. soaring unemployment bankruptcies and growing insecurity appreciating cypriots into property. growing numbers are trending to charities and the state for help. cypress spokesperson for growth or tear it appeared to helping them cypress creek listed it on pause and kept the horse pen to dot com i will. do. i do. ch. the scene where month away from midterms elections but most americans think they aren't represented by either party in congress want a political divide in half. and that if it was a blow edwards noted received an award for an all german chancellor and memorable visit the white house just months after it revealed that the nsa spying on her. blundell stories coming. and oklahoma was the scene ever read but botched execution the state governor called for overview of the incense and the faith you think that lethal injection. more on that

this is a cyprus tree, 300,000 years old. look at it.an see the details on this thing. >> it's surprising that it made it. >> it is, a lot of stuff gets decayed. >> it's still brain. >> it is still brown. that is nuts. that's the magic of asphalt and why it's such a treasure for the scientists because it preserves things so well. a funny story about these is that they are - i mean, 300,000 years old, these amazing things to look at. when they were in the "techknow" they accidently got thrown out by the cleaning staff. leave it it the hardworking producer to dump into the dumpster to get it out so we can be talking about it now. >> one man's trash is another's scientific treasure. >> absolutely. if you want to see more, check out the website. >>> crime scope investigation coming up. what if you use d.n.a. that a suspect left behind to predict what they look like. that is after the break. - all. al jazeera america, take a new look at news. [ ♪ music ] >>> hey, guy, welcome back to techknow. i'm phil torres, and with me kyle hill, dr crysta

cyprus is finance ministry announced that he's of restrictions on top of a steep bank operations except for one of the restriction was introduced in march two thousand thirteen. according to the decree that restriction on opening new accounts and local produce institutions is still in force. but in truth or is it that the prohibition on the verge of tears and the ceiling for interbank transactions without supporting documents in the mother fifty thousand euro for individuals and two hundred thousand euro for a reported two tickets per month. at the same time for restrictions on overseas money transfer. this was the man an expert worth more than three thousand euro fly passenger flights remain in the american automakers general motors announced the recall from the us market for more than fifty million people stood for a few bucks discovered in the software which may affect the safety of the driver and passengers according to our current os to record the cities of europe with jim c on friday and chevrolet traverse produced the period from march to august two thousand the team in a stateme

time and thanks for your students to get this over the certainty that the populations increase in cyprus the scene. but even more costly even more difficult to bed. so this could cause problems but i think the promises that have been made the right eu association and the imf bailout have led people to believe that once the rest comes and see what it would help. everything's gonna get access. it's actually the salt that is going to get a lot worse than the average person. i went but i ran the wealthiest our niece ninety eight he played in you can experience if even that i love that our bones it's an elementary school that piece of reportage rebel forces price of the non verified video mind a place to share the government was behind the attack the rezone getting civil war has claimed the line to buy for a hundred and fifty thousand people and displaced millions. several hundred people nice and really knocking on tv. thanks to steve hundred to teach school that right. the second in the northeast the country the truth of the night and non students. flooding in the face of america is being bl

pale in its obvious point in cyprus and this is spreading out to other countries the so. to a bank using the euro electronic dirty simply take your money it's a house on a store of value and you just take the money with it going on the block and you don't have the risk. right on the street. first street. and i would think that you're. an army corps. instrument. i know c.n.n. the m s n b c news have taken some slightly but the fact is i admire their commitment to cover all sides of the story just in case one of them happens to be accurate. that was funny but it's closer to the truth and might think. it's because when full attention and the mainstream media works side by side the joke is actually on here the kind of come. at our team we have a different approach to the fellow because the news of the world just is not this funny i'm not laughing dammit i'm not how. you guys talk to the jokes well handled it makes us happy. i marinate join me. in that impartial and financial commentary interview and much much. only on the bus and on my. yet you see what the global community s

two years later cyprus is still struggling to recover. soaring unemployment bankruptcies and growing insecurity opportunities to listen to opera. growing numbers are trainees to charities and the state. cypress spokesperson for growth or terry secure its helping cypress resisted. of course when to stop kong. our welcome back for winter use you're just joining us for years in the world this week to sample the stories that will be falling for you at the top of the hour the us president and visiting german chancellor. say they're prepared for what they're calling six schools sanctions barack obama spending announcing we even started finance and defends his parting russia over its involvement in ukraine ukraine were to government helicopters shot down at the outset. kids offensive in the eastern city of stone gods deadly scuffles breaking up the southern port city of the desk or at least three killed there. and at least three hundred and fifty dead after a landslide berries villages in northern afghanistan. it's happened in remote and the nex

bloc with island in the largest self that but the couple's the games too small mediterranean and the cyprus and more than a decade later there seems to be little appetite for another burst of enlargement. but i'm joining the hugo for those ten new members. man this report taking on ten new members called it once was one of the european union's most ambitious projects may stick to new comers with former communist bloc states the two years of top negotiations to convince the keys existing fifteen member states to back the massive enlargement securing approval was the job of enlargement commissioner didn't eventually confirmed gemini on top levels by two thousand won the swedish foreign minister said to me you're crazy or is it possible that it can be done c'mon c'mon mom. but the eu trees. it was possible and ten years on mason degree the crisis has be a success the baltic states ireland and slovakia have all become stable democracies with economic rates that are the envy of the eu some older members. the new eu countries have been at the full front of developing innovative industries. europe

became bigger by ten countries for some of the new members like cyprus and malta this move had purely economic motivations while for the rest mostly form of socialism states this was the chance to make a clean break from their communist past now a decade on these countries are looking at whether the e.u. accession of really brought them joy poland is probably the happiest of the two thousand and four e.u. newbie's new roads striking export figures and escaping relatively intact from recession mainly because analysts say worse still kept its currency instead of euro and even a clear downside from your membership the population after millions of skilled balls left to western europe once borders became obsolete is not editor and still more than seventy six percent of balls are happy to be part of the union the situation is slightly different in the czech republic latest poll suggests that thirty seven percent are not in favor of being part of the e.u. family while thirty five percent support it and the rest are undecided this may be down to the czechs feeling better living standards have

in two thousand and four cyprus is probably the least happy these are quite telling pictures from last year when the island suffered economic collapse and tens of thousands protested against the bailout plan which almost completely crippled the country's banking system a year on the island's economy is slowly recovering but the anger of losing a lot more money has not subsided among cypriots the two thousand and four accepted e.u. members are split about their decade within the family of twenty eight states not all of them have perfect ties with brussels but ten years after the e.u. accepted stand new states in one swipe it's now a lot more careful when it comes to enlargement. well get up to speed on the week's big business snacks with katie held him here nineteen. the american humanist association is really riled up over that one very famous chunk of the pledge of allegiance that was added to fight the communists in the cold war that says that america is one nation under god they claim that the inclusion of god in the pledge makes it seem like atheists in america are second class pat

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to fail it is an obvious point in cyprus and this is spreading out to other countries the central bank using the euro and electronic dirty simply take your money it's outside a store of value if you just take the money equipment going in a block and you don't have that risk. plug right on the same place first street. and i think the church. playing. on our reporters twitter. and instagram. live in the no limit on. little. i marinate join me on in-depth impartial and financial reporting commentary and for news and much much. only on the bus and. please. click on your. face type you know. plug. a pleasure to have you with us here on t.v. today i roll researcher. live world. science technology innovation all the list of elements from around russia we've gone to the future or covered. if they go to in october one thousand nine hundred thirty nine one of our family friends alerted my mother and grandmother that they were supposed to be arrested the following day so they run away from the village they left in to the city of cork if where they had changed their last name and so money to survi

nicely despite all of the efforts by other european countries to bring it down, whether it's greece or cyprusr the largest westerern european malice, so what are the types of sanctions that can be effective to change russia's behavior and not cripple their own economies in the process. >> i think president putin has a political agenda, and russia will withstand the sanctions and continue on their way to annex at least part of, if not all of the ukraine. that's a political view, geopolitical view, the economics is subsidiary, how the west responds and the tougher it gets in sanctions, and it can get tougher, you mentioned some of those on finance, credit, banking, even some on energy, then the more desperate might president putin become, and you raise the advertising that in this tit for tat it gets out of control and we have something that we don't want to see. i doubt it the baseline case, the politics of it is crimea, already russian federation, and ukraine at the end of the day ends up part of the russian federation, and putin stops there. >> wow. >> the latvia, lithuania, romania, hungary

. >>> europe's top human rights court ordered cyprus to be paid for human rights abuses committed 40 years ago. ankara has to pay damages for people that disappeared after turkey invaded cypress after 1974, leading to the division of cypress. sipry ots asked for them to pay. the ruling is not binding. >> in south sudan, the decision to push back the elections could disrupt talks ending months of fighting. a caes fighting between the government and rebels broken down three days after it was signed. the u.s. security council is mooting to talk about the -- meeting to talk about the progress. thousands have been killed. 1.3 million left their homes. >> a boat capsized. italian navy and coast guard shups rescued -- ships rescued 200 people. this is the second incident. dozens died over the weekend making it across the mediterranean the the deep economic crisis duds little to no the -- does little to stop the flow. >> the center for disease control confirmed the second case of mers. the patient is in garden teen in an orlando hospital. the c.b.c. says he flew in from saudi arabia via lond

jill biden's trip to romania and cyprus. it's everything.verything that happens at the white house every day. and some of it is momentous stuff. like 348d of honor is a momentous thing. but a lot of it is just the workaday minutia of running the giant federal government. anywhere from 3 to 20 statements and releases put out on any given workday at the white house. you can always find them right there. and this statement that the white house released on may 1st, this is the prototypical boring announcement that's not going to make any news. it's a long list of 13 people, none of whom you've ever heard of, whom the president intends to nominate to these key administration posts that you mostly have not heard of either. and this is just very easily skipped. it is just as boring as it looks. but that super-dry announcement ended up being really, really important to a really big story in the news right now. late last week you might have seen some big headlines that popped about the ongoing troubles and recriminations at the veterans administratio

it led to the division of cyprus. they say the ruling is not binding. >> in south sudan, the decision to push back next year's elections could disrupt programile peace talks that might end months of finding. a ceasefire between the government and rebel fighters is said to have broken down less than three days after it was sign did. the u.n. security council is meeting to talk about the lack of progress. fighting has escalated since it began in december. thousands of people have been killed. more than 1.3 million people have fled their homes. and a boat full of migrants capsized off of the coast of libya today killing at least 14 people who were on board. italian navy and coast guard ships rescued 200 people after the boat sank. this is the second incidents in two days. omar osalat has the latest and a warning that some viewers may find these images disturbing. >> another attempt to reach europe, another tragedy followed by the bodies of would-be illegal immigrants. coast guard and police search for more bodies. the fi

are going to be launched into you know the sort of a story see that the populations of greece and cyprus have seen if not even more harshly even more difficult and that itself is going to cause problems i think the promises that have been made of like the e.u. association and the i.m.f. bailout have led people to believe that once the west comes in see how everything's going to get better and it's actually in the short term it's going to get a lot worse for the average person meanwhile transparency international a rank say ukraine as a highly corrupt country if the i.m.f. worried about what might happen to that cash do you think. well this is actually one of the core problems it's not so much corruption the corruption is a function of the fact that you know in the last ten years no government need the balloon orange has actually attempted to even begin the process of building up the new institutions of a functioning government i mean on the on a covert she was just run as a rent seeking for the elite and so the first thing the government's going to have to do is try and put all of those

cyprus >>: comment on the kron4 morning news officials on know where the king and girls and nigeria areif we're going to tell you why they are not going and to save them. the approach looks a lot better. this eye on their a have a pret heat shields are compromised. we have multiple failures. are those thrusters burning? that's a negative. what's that alarm? fuel cell two is down. i'm going to have to guide her in manually. this is very exciting. but i'm at my stop. come again? i'm watching this on the train. it's so hard to leave. good luck with everything. with the u-verse tv app, the u-verse revolves around you the u-verse revolves around you ithe part of us that a littwants to play,on. wants to be mischievous, wants to run free, all you have to do is let it out. find your inner minion only at the despicable me minion mayhem ride at universal studios hollywood. safeway gets that staying on budget can be a real bear. that's why they've got lots of ways to save. real big club card deals, the safeway app and gas rewards. this week, get a taste of summer with fresh sweet corn, 8 for just

marshal joins us from cyprus. hello, marshall, always good to see you.lked long and hard about the fed today, what they will do next and how quickly in light of friday's job report. what was your take on the jobs report? from janet yellen's point of view, it was not such a great report. the headline number was excellent, but she has been focusing on the average earnings and those were totally flat. that is one of the things she is focusing on as a sign of the tight labor market. when you have so many people dropping out of the labor force, what does that mean for the labor market? people should be entering the labor force. i think it means lower for longer because it means there is a lot of slack in the labor market regardless of 200 83,000 people getting jobs. >> does that mean -- 283,000 people getting jobs? >> does that mean it is time to change your thinking? no, i think this is in the limits of what they have been thinking. they will continue to taper off and i also think the ecb is headed in the opposite direction, albeit slowly. the diversions and

we don't know the amount you out of cyprus. with one field that's been proven but there's going to be truly throughout the summer and fall by three companies, one u.s. and to europeans. mozambique is about double the size of the israelis and the need to get their act together as well. a lot of the gas from eastern africa is going to end up going to asia what makes sense from a transportation perspective. this takes us back to the arden this is not just the ukraine and europe. this is about the global demand. as we're putting more products on the market there's demand is rising as well in asia at an impressive pace and that has to be addressed. what happens to europe, they're not entirely at their own, you know decision-making. there's a lot of market forces that will have to come into play. as we see with the prices are around asia that will determine what these supplies are available for europe. that pressure is already there as a result of our production and not importing europe for the first time actually went out and we neg

like cyprus.hen it comes down to it, it's about his fear of losing power and trying to come up with a way to stay in power. >> there is a fundamental tension between his desire to stay in power through these nationalistic ratcheting up of rhetoric and actions in ukraine. it is undermining his desire to grow the russian economy there at this low growth rate. he has to be successful in improving his approval ratings through aggressive actions or will oligarchs. which of those two ultimately wins out? >> you're exactly right. that is a tension. it's not as though he will allow a liberal free market economy to emerge to stay in power. that's not what he is going to do. the way i predict this thing plays out, the economy continues to shrink. the sanctions will continue to shrink it. and his reaction will be to become more fashionistic and more aggressive to keep feeding the mouth of this nationalist frenzy. that's his only choice. i think you will see the economy continuing to decline. this is a pipe d