d. well , regarding the first discussion, i think we should make a summary, so we have the balance of our foreign payments, including the current account and the capital account. it does not have a surplus, no, i don't accept this. i look at the customs statistics, and i use the term customs statistics. look at the economic literature, when you mention it, it is a discussion of economic theories. economic theories assume that their most important assumption is the stability of other conditions, that is, when they say the relationship of change , there is no such assumption at all. if you think that there is a theory that does not assume the stability of other conditions , then you should open salvatore's bachelor's book , i don't know, open frenkel. can you tell me a theory that assumes the stability of the year is very simple. it says that looking at the balance of payments, when the land is floating. yes , you definitely have a balance of payments, that means your balance will be applied au

d. well , regarding the first discussion, i think we should make a summary. therefore , our balance of foreign payments, including the current account and the capital account, is not in surplus. no, i do not accept this. when he comes, he says that your horizontal system is floating, when we are in the market informal capital account is practically an informal market. according to your words, we are floating , this is a discussion of economic literature. when you do n't have a fixed currency, like saudi arabia, bahrain, it is not a financial asset rate, it is not a currency. pay attention. when we don't have a fixed horizontal system, it is never possible to have a balance of foreign payments surplus . the above is absolutely impossible, it means that you should open the bachelor's book, it is the first nine conditions, that is, when they say that the relationship is variable , there is no such assumption at all. if you think that there is a theory that does not assume the stability of other conditions, then you have to open salvatore's bachelor's book. i don

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d. >> how do you see this playing p out? f >> well, you know, this is the troubling aspect of that order. thesthe gae gag orders have bece very commonplace for courts, but this anything but your most common case. i meanca , they you've gott in a defendant who's running for president in an electionn elec i that is going to turn on for many voters, the weaponization of the legal system. this case is the bes ct exampla a politicalization of that system. this is a partisan prosecution.y in my view, the case is legally absurd and it's being brought for the political purposes and timing by, in my view, the district attorney's office. >> now that mean that there can be no gag order but trump has a point here with regard to michael cohen. thisw, this is also you h another uncommon aspect of the ave case. you have a witness who's essentially campaigning againstt ,trump not just talking goinpeople tase, but going on the air and campaigning against him as president, calling for people tagainso vot. and you're telling a candidate that he cannot r

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just raised uh, well this attack is a big infringement on iran's sovereignty, and of course israel is trying to uh pull iran into a d direct conflict. well, if i put myself in the shoes of the iranian officials, they are in a very dire uh situation, because if they... retaliate, if they react, they will be, they might be playing the game of israel, and if they don't, they would be, let's say embarrassed internationally by israel, so it's a very delicate equation here, would iran retaliate right now or leave it to another opportunity, especially that the conflict is open uh and it will drag on in the future uh we shall wait and see, but i believe that iran uh has been hit hard and maybe uh it needs to retaliate to react to such an aggression. okay, so mr. shoth, i see that you were uh shaking your head at some point in disagreement with our guest from beirot and looking at iran's record, well it's not the first time that iran has been put on the spot by israel uh where uh it was provoked to uh carry out some kind of attack where um create some kind of escalation in the region and when we look back in history every ti

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of course we'll be following that story here on dw, throughout the day on, on our website, d, w dot com. well, the united states has vase heard a draft, un security council resolution granting the palestinians full un membership full membership in the u. n. is the 1st step in the process that would effectively recognize a policy in the inside. at the moment, the policy no authority has no new member observe. the status in the you in the security council has long endorse division of use route. i love and the palestinian style. living side by side, the palestinians. one just died in the west bank east. the rest of them and the gaza strip with boats and save the well. the world's biggest election has started with almost a 1000000000 people in india able to vice prime minister in the renter, marty, and who seemed to nationalist beach. i paid for aiming to secure a food 5 year term in the worlds because democracy. the main challenge is a network of 27 opposition potties called the india alliance. this includes the congress potties sent it on the nearer guntee family, which is already given india 3

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come up with a new stock of creative curse words, no, c - enter into some kind of negotiations, well, actually df curses. the same question, vlad, actually, given this situation, it’s clear that these are calls, hotlines, negotiations, exchanges proposals for sites, this is not good for us, this is good for you. in general, as far as the current situation on the battlefield is concerned, and what they can do about this situation, practically not in words, but practically adding, as far as generally, well, allows... he communicated with putin there, although there was no communication at all from the word i’m not confusing at all, it was this gentleman who told us that , in my opinion, it was him, but nevertheless, he became the minister of foreign affairs not so long ago and apparently forgot that the nato mission in ukraine was created 2 years ago, it exists, all this time, let me remind you, ukrainian troops were being trained abroad in a bunch of nato countries, all this time there was the famous ramstein format, this is also nato, sorry. and accordingly, plus a bunch of countries, well, when

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travel around on dusty trains and buses around the region, but no, no, i’m very interested, i ’d love to, well of my dissertation is the architecture of ancient prussia. van, tell me, whoever has a ticket, we ’ll put it in the cinema now. and what happened next, can you tell me? yes, actually, there’s nothing to tell, i didn’t lift my head much, no, yeah, well that's it, brie, one shot without glasses, so, composition, then, hello, photo portrait of the second hero. let me take a photo of you? i allow it, just not me, us. okay, everyone on the water, quickly! how could he leave you with the child? he didn’t know about the child, so why didn’t you write to him? for what? he, he should know that my mother is his daughter, and i am his granddaughter. so much time has passed. he, like andrei, has the right to know the truth. oh, well, shall we sit down on the path? maybe we should abandon this idea? never. i'm flying to kaliningrad. i'll find my grandfather, i really don't want this the meeting was interpreted by my grandfather as my obsessive desire to meet, of course, when i meet him, i will imm

but he just flat out denied that he di mor d it.at's y >>ou what's your reaction to tht ? >> well, it's his own signature on the document. that's why we posted it. ?the evidence speaks for itselfk as we used to say in the courtroom. >> but, look, it's highly possible that he doesn't even know what he's signing, sean. i mean, that mightsibl doesn't n more alarming. >> but i think this episode highlights b what yourguests two previous guests have already said. i think the vague and laura said it very well this , is election is about showing the contrast between these two visions for america. and this this proclamation on easter sunday is just tha a great example of that. >> this radical leftist, progressive vision for the country is not who we i are as americans. >> and i think most of the country agrees with us, sean, and i think that's why we're going to have a very successful l ha ver. n november >> all right. let's look at it. i'm not really sure why i maybe i understand why kevin mccarthy resigned, but thenwh you have bill johnson resigned. brian higgins resigned. mike gallaghe

and there are other categories besides this, c, d, f as well. that's the most important one. but there are others there 8 the categories. so it's strange that he step down. it turns out that it, it could had a fascination with the, the ology of a point of view steps down for, for many decades. we know this from, from starting the earlier writings and some of the friends of benedict 16. and it seems to be an area of liberal theology. if i could borrow the expression, not that benedict was known as a liberal who was not, is known as a conservative frances, as a true, liberal theologian loves the notion and said, i think in the 2nd or 3rd year of his pontificate before he was as old as he is now, when he's still in the seventy's, i liked the idea of this. well, of course the logical liberals loved the idea of innovation. and it wouldn't surprise me to see him stepping down. of course, the role of secular politics that liberals never give up power seems to be the only thing stopping frances from doing so now. but it's an open question. i think it's negative for the church. the ch

the train is coming or the train is buzzing, that’s the note it’s buzzing on, on the note d, on this note , wellds this wonderful one lives child. that you had an anniversary, by the way, you turned 10 years old, and you are a big child in your life, not so long ago on april 18th you grew up, there is such a tradition, this is definitely no longer a child, by the way, there is such a tradition of making a wish , you know, we also have a tradition, they say that what was announced in the program good morning to belarus, everything comes true, now let us try to make your dream come true, that’s what you wished for then on april 18, oh, i don’t even know , what to say, but... nothing to myself refuse, my dream is simply that i, just like i have a cat, that she finally gets kittens, that i pass the entrance exams, and most importantly, that i also have a lizard at home, but wait, what's the cat's name? and the cat’s name is daisy, she’s a purebred, listen, so you need to invite suitors to meet her, but no, he’s already getting acquainted, so maybe she’s already at the acquaintance stage, they alread

they're kindorida d by default,d into. well, my my husband's family is from there. >> and so we moved down to florida, hated miami, love broward county. bri know you said all the cops are show in broward county, but weut big fans, we meaning the majority of floridians of desantis as policies. he just had a spring break curfew down in miami past week. it worked very well. the residents of miami very thankful. >> and he's banning social media for kids under 14. so it's working really well. i mean u, said 12 people movedl out, i believe, back in 2022to,e about 500,000 moved out. that's what nbc is referring to. yes, but still a lot more people. mass exodus from new york antd, california, which are democratic run states coming down to florida. and you know what? the 500,000 that moved out are liberal, progressive . go ahead. you know, bye bye. they're not coming there because of desantis whether ora. not. >> right, kat? >> yeah. they were complaining about a lot of things, political strifeu in insurance rates. >> what state woult d

well done, llo d, 15 not the main issue here. well done, lloyd. 15 miles _ not the main issue here. well done, lloyd, 15 miles today. _ after all the training, the big day is almost here — we talk to a teenage runner about his first london marathon. and the first look at a brand—new taylor swift video — we're with fans as she releases her new album. and coming up on bbc news — as the fa cup prepares for its semi— final weekend, the decision to scrap replays has split football with the efl claiming it serves to threaten the future of the english game. good evening. world leaders are again calling for restraint in the middle east, after what's believed to have been an israeli attack on iran overnight. according to us officials, israel was responsible for air strikes near the city of isfahan, which is at the centre of iran's nuclear programme. it appears to be the latest tit—for—tat exchange between the two arch enemies. for days, israel has been threatening to retaliate after it was targeted last weekend by 300 iranian missiles and drones. we'll be live in israel shortly and we'll hav