and euclid of this is where customers can choose how to equip their jets. airbus says that airlines have postponed orders, but not canceled them. they have orders for 6500 aircraft, but experts still see a sky full of uncertainty yet. thank on. would you? they could 5 years ago, we thought the air traffic would double every 15 years of young. that's why they ordered the airplane small to with the pandemic in the it's probably going to take a little longer room. i saw a dave little bit. these are screws needed in an airbus. gee, the aerospace is one of the many suppliers in the to loose region. the company laid off 3 of its 40 employees during the crisis. now it is operating at 86 percent capacity, as the bonds proudly shows us. like home on the solid, the orders are there of you, we have to build the planes. they're bound to find a vaccine for each new virus variant. and life goes on on the then search demand shows the same assembly hall that he's having built, assigned, that he believes in the future of his company and his industry. but the corolla viruses casting its shadow here to do

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but we see this as a step in the right direction on euclid. and today we called on our toes to renew their vision to paper as well. so that we all understand where we are moving with. after that, we can discuss the more specific tools we can use to discuss some of the new corporations and what steps we can make next to them to solve specific issues. and what formats we can use the only need with tissue interested. okay. what's a good teach to the store? were them gotten national here of school? yes, i knew it here in the front. you have a thank you. and at the escalations, including such technical proposals as establishing a minimum distances between a military shipped some background. we're going to go to and the, even though i'm ambassador, i account to discuss the specifics of a 2 or 300 meters for not a, not within my mandate. so that's, of course discussing this on the official level would be used for experts need to talk with him about that. so we have a very realistic count locally here and do, we're very pragmatic. if we have a chance

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state of emergency declared in some areas. european countries divided over the new proposal to label euclid unjust forms of energy with the new german government plumbing. the plan as green washing tongue no storms of grounding flights in america with short just need to cope with also be in play with trouble with . welcome to our international. it's just going to i am here in moscow. my name is peter scott head bringing the latest world news. we start this hour with kazakhstan where there's been unrest over soaring energy costs. and mid, numerous arrests and chaotic scenes. the cassock president has just announced a state of emergency in some areas. security forces deployed to defend government buildings, reportedly health smoke grenades, to quell the demonstration. and video footage shows police vehicles being vandalized ah, with it's not the 1st day it's been going on for some 3 days now since this price cap on liquefied petroleum gas was lifted by the government that cause fuel prices to saw . and as we've seen, people lined the street in their hundreds, it did start off in the cities in

and interestingly, terry euclid isn't the only country feeling threatened by russia's military maneuvers at this moment. his that's true. and, and this really happened since 2014, when, when countries end nato itself, when it was taken, unaware by, by russia's invasion of, of ukraine. and it's annexation of crimea, because then it was clear that the moscow was no longer playing by the international rules that everyone had gotten comfortable with, and that it would cross borders and sees territory. so now with this recent build up, nobody even knows which borders of moscow would consider off limits. and that's why sweden and finland are, are feeling a bit under pressure. and sweden, in particular, has this nice, beautiful island sitting out there in the middle of the baltic. sea right off the coast of kalynne and grad, so not so far from russian territory. and from that island, if you were to seize it, you can control access to the baltic states nato allies. you also can, can cut off access to finland, a partner of nato. so this is a really crucial geo strategic location. and so i thought

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the comments coming made heart intentions with washington open euclid talks with her on august, if outlines the key points that were raised. this interview was the iranian president's 1st such interview to, to foreign press, or we were fortunate it went on for a while, the better part of a now, and those are a lot covered. obviously, one of the 1st things we talked about is relations with russia, between a rod and russia, the strategic corporation deal. that is, that is still being inc, between the 2 countries that goes way into the future. 20 years into the future envisioning all sorts of cooperation between iran and russian. i asked the rainy president, why, why russia? and he says that the 2 countries have a lot that they agree on. there is a lot that they can mutually benefit on and that ultimately they are both countries that want to be free or their own. solar teva case main principal is that we do not want to accept domination over other countries and do not want to be oppressed. we want to be an independent country, just like russia wants to be. it is these countries that want to be

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you don't have to be euclid to see the direction is up. and it's been up under republican administrations and it's been up under democratic administrations. it's been up under democratic and republican senates. and houses. it's up. so here's my question to you. at what point -- how much is too much? at what point in your judgment are we going to hit the point where you have to say, no, that's it. we can't do anymore. it's hurting the world. it's hurting our country. chairman powell: we don't know when that is. and as the world's reserve currency demand for our paper is very strong. if you had shown that and asked somebody 15 years ago to predict what interest rates would be, they wouldn't be predicting that the 10-year would be at 1.75. there have been a lot of demands. senator kennedy: they would have predicted the debt would go up. chairman powell: they would have looked and said you must be experiencing difficult borrowing. we are not. we are on an unsustainable path. the path is unsustainable. meaning it's growing faster than the econo

circle back to something you said earlier, two points about you doing the best, being the best kirstin euclidvenue in that moment and one has a story that causes them to respond in particular ways and that maybe think about i wrote about her relationship with your mom, extend grace to her and had typical of the process that had been for huge chunks of time in your life. >> yeah. >> i wondered if you found it easier or more difficult to extend grace to someone so close to you compared to a stranger or someone who had been so foundational in shaping our world view as opposed to someone who's been on the obverse side of you for all of their life perhaps? tell us about the process for you. >> i think that when it involves family members and people who you're really close to, those can be the hardest relationships. i don't think i ever even really try to offer her grace because it did would think about grace that way and kelly wrote this book and so was until i was writing this book that i realized, and some he asked me in an interview they said would you say is the difference between forgiveness

behind me is a chart of our public debt going all the way back to, i think, 1990 you don't have to be euclid to see that the direction is up and it's been up under republican administrations, and it's been up under democratic administrations. it's been up under democratic and republican senates and houses it's up. so here's my question to you at what point -- how much is -- is too much? at what point in had your judgment are we going to hit the point where you have to say, no, that's it, we can't do anymore it's hurting the world, it's hurting our country. >> so we don't know when that is and as the world's reserve currency demand for our paper is very strong, if you had shown that and then asked somebody 15 years ago to predict what interest rates would be, they wouldn't be predicting the ten year would be at 175 >> no. >> so there's been a lot of demand. >> they would have predicted that the debt was going to go up >> they would have looked at that picture and said you must be experiencing difficulty borrowing, but we're not at all. we're on an unsustainable path debt is growing faster tha

the 8th round of talks on the iran euclid dealer resuming on monday in vienna. vain to revive the 2015 agreement with well piles. iranian foreign ministry spokesman, the as says at western nations, have realised that they must break down from maximal demands as it was put. let's make 2 daughters jabbar whose life was from vienna and also remind us of where were these talks and what's at stake. well, we're just returning to the negotiations here after a street a break over the new year. and the radian delegation arrived in the austria capital late on sunday, and they are holding meetings throughout this afternoon at the hotel behind me. here it talks are now at a very critical point. sources of said that from the european side this we could be one of the most important weeks. and that is because the talks until now i've been dealing about what the talks will re about. they were talking about the agenda. now there seems to be a agreement of some kind about what they're going to discuss. there are still hurdles and there have been solutions before us for all sides, mainly the americans an

you don't have to be euclid to see the direction is up and been up under republican administrations and it's been up under democratic menstruation, under democrat or republican senate and houses. it up so here's my question to you. how much is too much? at what time and your judgment will be hit or you'd have to say that's it? we can't do anymore? it's hurting our country. >> we don't know when that is and as the world's reserve demand is very strong. if you have shown that and ask somebody 15 years to predict what interest rates would be, they wouldn't predict the tenure would be at 175 so there's a lot of demand. >> but predict that that would go up. >> they would look at it and say you must be experiencing difficulty borrowing but we are not at all so we are on an unsustainable path, the path is unsustainable we need it's faster than the economy, we have to address that over time. we will address that over time in a better way to do it is soon, to do it in good times when the economy is strong and taxes are rolling in. since we don't do fiscal policy but i will say sustainability of