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we have notified the united states and europe in advance china produces almost all of the countless percentthe planetary galilee and 2/3 of the planetary germany, and half of both of which the united states imports from the prc of course , the loud cries of victory, mixed with the historical cries of the defeatists , washington, dealt a killing blow . now it remains only to finish it off. in fact, it's not like that. it's just, what actually is, the elegance of the chinese move, germany on the planet, even eat it with butter more than silver. only it is difficult to mine 10 years ago, south korea and taiwan faced the need. australia is also developing a replacement for the supply of chinese rare earth elements, and australia is also developing production with mining, because the cessation of supplies would not be a disaster for the states, but it would require a total mobilization of all resources and would be extremely expensive, but remember, no one threatened to stop exports. the world was only shown this possibility. you will not believe, but the change in the behavior of americans abso

literally feeling the heat. temperature records have been broken from canada to southern europe, all the way to china. and while we're still in the midst of it, a new study confirms that these extremes would have been virtually impossible without human made climate change. for the people living on roads, one of the greek i.

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literally feeling the heat. temperature records have been broken from canada to southern europe, all the way to china. and while we're still in the midst of it, a new study confirms that these extremes would have been virtually impossible without human made climate change for the people living on roads, one of the greek islands currently engulfed in flames. knowing the reasons for their ordeal, surely wouldn't make it any easier to bear, but it might well be crucial to trigger action that can avoid similar disasters in the future. i'm gonna go for lucian breland, and this is the day. the birds were yours on the beautiful island for the on the, on the islands on people in the next few days, especially today tomorrow thursday will be difficult days to file the biggest via the tourist to come also. and the dave, let him, i put in signs of law banning gender changes, rights groups warren, the latest scrap down on russia's battered l g, b t q. community will lead to more suicide. the reactions are very strong. i received a lot of letters with like, i don't know why to leave. i don't know what, what to do

the direct and indirect security threats which come from china's investment in critical infrastructure in europe. all of these things talked to driving, need to, to look at the new pacific and talk to countries in the region who might be facing similar threats needs of the china. i would like to note that need to has had global partners for a long time, including japan, south to the street here. these countries will also crucial and providing support for ukraine and increasing the need to is also been interested in engaging india. secretary general stuffing books book asked steve, i've seen a dime over in india. nato officials have started meeting with indian officials, both to understand the big security threat from china and being in border, but also to understand india's relationship with russia. so on, around quite a few factors driving neat, was interested. this keeps each in surface engage with what is the kind of engagement that talking about are we talking about security cooperation, nato troops in the into pacific. what form of engagement will they say eventually turn out to be to that is th

the usa, europe, india, china, they are all seeking to invest millions and billions of pounds worth ofector. whilst the uk government is turning in a different direction. ., ., ,, ., government is turning in a different direction. ., ., , , ., ., direction. you have pushed for more in terms of — direction. you have pushed for more in terms of hydroelectricity - direction. you have pushed for more in terms of hydroelectricity as - direction. you have pushed for more in terms of hydroelectricity as well l in terms of hydroelectricity as well have a due? in in terms of hydroelectricity as well have a due?— in terms of hydroelectricity as well have a due? ., ., ., ., .,, have a due? in scotland we are awash with renewable _ have a due? in scotland we are awash with renewable energy _ have a due? in scotland we are awash with renewable energy opportunities. | with renewable energy opportunities. we have a world leading tidal sector which unfortunately has had its funding cut from the uk government. a story which is one which is repeated quite widely across the country. we have the corrie gl

we have previously notified the us and europe china produces almost all of the countless percent of theary galilee and 2/3 of the planetary germany, and the united states imports half of both from the assembly line. of course, immediately began to sound and the loud cries of victory mixed with the historical cries of the defeatists in washington, dc dealt a murderous blow. now it remains only to finish it off. in fact, it's not like that. it's just, what actually lies in the elegance of the chinese move, germany on the planet, even with butter you eat it more than silver. only it is difficult to mine 10 years ago, south korea and taiwan faced the need. to find a replacement for the supply of chinese rare earth elements and they did an excellent job with this, production with mining is also developing australia because stopping supplies would not be a disaster for the states, but it would require a total mobilization of all resources and would be extremely expensive, but remember, no one threatened to stop exports. the world was only shown this possibility. you will not believe it, but t

we have previously notified the us and europe china produces almost all of the countless percent of the of the planetary germany, and the united states imports half of both from the assembly line. of course , the loud cries of victory immediately began to sound, mixed with the historical cries of the defeatists to washington, a deadly blow was dealt. now it remains only to finish it off. in fact, it's not like that. simply, what actually lies in the elegance of the chinese move, germany on planet, even if you eat more oil with butter than silver. only it is difficult to mine 10 years ago, south korea and taiwan faced the need. australia is also developing a replacement for the supply of chinese rare earth elements, and australia is also developing production with mining, because the cessation of supplies would not be a disaster for the states, but it would require a total mobilization of all resources and would be extremely expensive, but remember, no one threatened to stop exports. the world was only shown this possibility. you do not believe me, but the changes in the behavior of amer

of our key brands, all six of our key medicines are growing ahead of analyst expectations we expect that to continue, particularly kbreast cancer mens plu pluvicto u.s., china, europejapan, all ahead of expectations. >> does it reflect the markets to which you're selling into, the fact that, you know, some of these diseases -- breast cancer, obviously huge potential there. >> one is they're really good medicines. the data is supporting kis kisqali, and great data and we had new data in the early breast cancer setting i think that's one two, there's been the normalization of health care systems like we've seen in china which is allowing china to grow at a really great pace i think it's the operational performance at novartis. we did operational restructuring, transformed the business to be much more lean and focused and that's coming out in the operational performance, top and bottom line. >> $15 billion buyback how should investors read that does that mean less m & a? you've been doing some acquisitions. >> really this is about confidence in the stock and confidence in our outlook. when you look at the company, we are unstretched from a balance sheet standpoint our

are hitting a brick wall and you peel back the onion on lucid antennas lapse earnings, it's all in china and europewhat do you do with the evs on your lots? >> manufacturers have to come out with some major incentives to get them on the roads. there's a lot of issues around this. in washington last week with a bunch of lobbyists, we still haven't solved the chip problem, but we will put a mandate in place that 80% of cars on the road need to bev but the minerals you need to build those batteries are controlled by china. lauren: 1 stuff, keep us posted. thank you. i don't know if any of you remember on the old popeye cartoon, i will gladly pay you tomorrow for a hamburger today. some candidates are doing a different twist on that. ♪ i have type 2 diabetes, ♪ ♪ but i manage it well. ♪ ♪ it's a little pill with a big story to tell. ♪ ♪ i take once-daily jardiance, ♪ ♪ at each day's staaart. ♪ ♪ as time went on it was easy to seee ♪ ♪ i'm lowering my a1c. ♪ jardiance works 24/7 in your body to flush out some sugar! and for adults with type 2 diabetes and known heart disease, jardiance can lower the ris

sweeping across large parts of the world. china has observed its highest ever temperature of 51.7 degrees celsius. will write codes all set to be broken in the us and europe. us special envoy for climate says in china to restart, store tools, strong carrier ronda invasion on sunday for full day visit. you'll meet senior chinese officials for what beijing says are an in depth exchange of views on how to address climate change. can you say on the european union have announced a new deal that we'll see the sides. what together on the migration and the economy? the 5 parts that includes tax and legal migration, present case site and as the ones that on signed the memorandum of understanding tennis. we will work this tanisha on an anti smuggling operational partnership. we will also increase our for the nation on search and rescue operations. and we agreed that we will cooperate on board of management and to smuggling, returning to addressing root causes in full respect of the international law. for this, we will make available more than 100000000 euros of you funding certain these army sizes of rapid support for say, said target at the hospice and them demand

danger from fires will remain extremely high in nearly all the box of the country. sciences say, recent heat waves affecting southern europe, china and the us would have been impossible without human made climate change. a rapid analysis by the world whether attribution group found the current high temperatures have been boosted by the build up of greenhouse gases. algeria is one of the mediterranean countries suffering from a record breaking heat wave and wildfires. at least $34.00 people have died there in the blazes which of scorched vast areas of forest and destroyed homes. while i'm fi is a binding across out areas northern and eastern coastal regions 5 bye to administrate at cost of backing to control dozens of places in forest and agricultural areas. the extreme heat and high winds have made it harder for emergency crews to contain them. as plains birds into the nights and orange cloves shrouded the mount. this cub bailey region flies spread to residential areas sweeping through several villages. much about julia's northern provinces have been torched, homes, trees and land left in ashes right now the the is working very h

because china can, nor a strong voice of both of north america and europe, and maybe a wants of japan and korea and to eventually united kingdom. and on all of the questions we have on china. for example, if china is able to, in west, in the west about, for example, to buy a part of the handbook, how about why is it not possible for you being gen companies to buy parts offer a share on, on the chinese hovers. the basic line is play by very different rules. yeah, they play bad by very different routes of a. we have our own rules. from my point of view, we saw a task that runs across a t. m on the fields of economic relations. and if shine of what's happened is not the knowing how about how about to buy a share of the shy of it. i think we should been in the buying a china. i share also, i'm a problem. this is maybe a problem. i should be comfortable result of that strategy. unfortunately, the chance the office is against what level of pop problem business. what about politics regarding taiwan, the new strategies states that germany is actively working towards the escalation. but if china, which, when they tie one, which is threatened to ti

work for the ukrainian military and they say that about 50% of all dj copters sold in europe end up in us at the front . not through chinaough countries like the maldives in georgia armenia, kazakhstan, tajikistan, uzbekistan and others. this is a problem. and i know that the employees of the ministry of finance and the ministry of economy of the united states do not get out of these countries, they conduct negotiations with the leadership, and from time to time the russians get blocked supply channels. that is, it is not as they write in the press, it is a problem, but not as big as they write about it, that is, this problem is known in the west and they are working with it, as you mentioned, to somehow stop this cooperation. from the account, well, from this account, maybe there can be sa are they generally 100% effective, or are there still some sanctions missing, well, some nuances that need to be legislated in some way to be done in order to cut off to russia as much as possible all such routes of supply to this country of anything that can strengthen russia on the russian-ukrainian front , well, look . well, everyt

largest african country, interests from the united states are intertwined with europe and russia and china, therefore , almost alles of the continent want , of course, to keep a balance, but not everyone succeeds, yes, but russia offers african countries not only the joint extraction of minerals fossils, there food contracts energy projects. they even offer cooperation in space. yes at russia has on the table, of course, ambitious technological proposals for them, which will raise the status of some countries on the continent. yes, the international arena. this is already called the russian export of competence. well, look, after russia finishes its work with the iss and withdraws from this international african project, they propose to create one of their own module for the future russian orbital station. it would seem that on the continent the most pressing issue is food and lack of energy, but egypt sa yelled. fat nigeria create their own separate african space agency, they need competencies and experience in large projects. by the way, russia is already using its soft technological power. among other things,

china and europe. put pressure on factory activity. for more and this last spring in all markets, i almost live. yeah, colorado livia, i want to look at both these decisions in a broader context. more than 2 thirds of faddie, rayas income still comes from selling fossil fuels. how worried is the country if i have a broader a global economic load? well, saudi arabia is well aware of the risks of a little boy, you know me to slow down. and that is why, for us, precisely why they have been progressively implementing production costs that we have seen over the last few months. the, the market brought the expected this latest, the $1000000.00 for the voluntary attempt to be rolled into all of this. so there were no surprises there and given on the market a certainty that's facing the oil market. it is very likely decided media would keep monitoring the amount of a closely and make any adjustments to supply that are going forward. or right. i want to turn to russia now we know it has been selling cheap oil to the likes of china and india. will these export cuts actually have a tangible effect on those

the prospect of oil prices sliding a week or demand from china and europe put pressure on factory activity. for more in this last spring in all markets, almost live yeah. color right, to live. yeah, i want to look at both these decisions in a broader context. more than 2 thirds of faddie, rayas income still comes from selling fossil fuels. how worried is the country about a broader global economics loaded? well, sorry, we weren't aware of the risks of the.

sweeping across large pots of the world. china has observed its highest ever temperature of 51.7 degrees celsius, more records all set to be broken in the us and europe. us special envoy for climate says in china to restart store tools, strong carrier rods. invasion on sunday for full day visit your.

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china believed that, especially in relation to europe , that after all this is just a matter of the negotiationcess, you need to sit down to the word of the negotiations and even talk like that. and we will agree that it is a matter of price to prevent chinese investments in europe and suddenly now. i watch step by step all the chinese experts start to say guys this is the system. we are faced with the system and to blame. not just went to the foundation and some one there thought macron was a good guy. and this is a bad woman, in fact. no, this is the system that china has faced and you need to rebuild your model, and here comes the question. and who, within the framework of this model, will be the main partner of china and, uh, this is actually a chinese system, built not in the direction of russia, it is completely built in the direction of china and is not necessary. we usually forget to compare. there, trade less and more than a nth is completely rebuilt towards the chinese system towards china exclusively, that is , towards itself exclusively, and there is such a thing. well suffer, it is

absent one of the other sectors starting to pick up, you need tech >> first of all, europe is in a statistical recession, and china is declining you want to understand why energy is underperforming in a year in which opec is reducing supply, it's because chinese economic growth and the reopening has been muted you are studying other sectors and you could look towards industrials and say year to date, yes, they are strong, and i don't think that will be strong enough to maintain momentum in the market if technology falls to the side and industrials can't be expected to have the leadership, so i look over all back to steve's point regarding price, i think what we are seeing is momentum in this quarter is going to plateau, and momentum will plateau and i don't think it will peak and i don't think that will change the narrative of 2023, because this is 2022. i don't expect other sectors if technology plateaus to step forward and do enough attribution to advance the s&p further. i don't think you want to get away from technology i think the story of 2023 is it's the year of technology, and not materials, financials and

first of all, they discussed the situation around ukraine and the pressure exerted by america from a country in europe expressed all the eternal surprise at the assertiveness with which chinamand, well, actually break ties with russia, which for china well and for our country. naturally, they are also very profitable and have. well what is called a deep deep tradition is an interesting fact in the assembly house of each administrative unit. china is dedicated to a special hall of the russian delegation placed in the hall. taiwan here is the island itself on a huge jade panel i am under great impression, and after meeting with the chairman of the people's republic of china. singing for a very wise very confident very educated independent leader for whom upholding china's national interests is the main goal of his life and uh in the face of a whale. we can count on such a solid, reliable friendly shoulder, the second set of questions concerned economic cooperation between the two countries. projections associated with the yamal fields. uh, where china is taking an active part, in some of his comrade c expressed confidence that this goal, uh, 200 billion dollars of turnover w

much as two and a half percent of all that grain according to the grain agreement is two and a half percent, but the countries of europe and the people's republic of chinaill have to buy grain on other markets at a higher price, and this means that the price of products in all the poorest countries will also increase in any case, so it will be possible to convince some sections of the population that they did not die of hunger, but relatively speaking, today egypt condemned this rejection of the agreement putin is no longer going to help egypt with grain egypt can buy grain at higher prices just people in the egyptians cannot buy it at the price that can be offered by the market. and the state has no way to subsidize it. and this is the case in many countries. that is, it will turn like a domino. it falls. putin wants it to fall. the only possibility for him is to return to the new year when he saw that he is considered the only culprit . what will happen at the russia africa summit? what will happen if putin decides to talk to the grain if he is held directly responsible? tension he can start to think, but it is obvious that at the moment he does not j

president of the ukrainian grain association, the trader says, first of all, grain is money, and not only for ukraine, turkey and europe and china russia, they have a record export, we shipped almost 33 million t due to this grain agreement , even when the ships were standing there for months to understand that the sea is the cheapest and therefore the most profitable the way of agricultural export we so half of the harvest was sent, another third goes through the ports of the danube. literally, in the last year of revival, the rest is carried by railways and trucks. this is the corridor where the most purchases were made. imagine china and the countries of asia, then the countries of wealthy europe and, most importantly, the poor countries of africa. but there is another moment that is important for us, says andriy klymenko. the grain agreement is not only an economic lever, but also a political one . to read to the ranks of those who support ukraine in the war with russia, countries that suffer from food shortages, what are the main high prices on borders, and it has a very high political value, grain is the basis of world foo

demand has softened from china and actually from all over the world, particularly as consumer demand in developed economies and in europerom goods to services and the chinese manufacturing economy has really slowed down so demand for those tech products is weak and for taiwan, i think it will be cyclical. i think it will be cyclical. i think it will be cyclical. i think we will see some improved demand towards the end of the year, next year, particularly because ai, artificial intelligence is the topic of the day in terms of the economy and the increasing use of ai is going to create a lot of demand for high—end chips and a lot of them will come from taiwan so there is a cycle going on right now, of a period of weakness at the moment. it should be better by the end of the year into next year. how concerned should these asian economies be about china's economic growth because 5% growth target is not bad at all but at the same time we have been getting quite a lot of week data and some expressing concerns that china could actually be in a deflationary falling prices stage. there is no consumer price inflation in china at

and of course, we're now seeing all of that play out across europe, across the united states and across china. what has china be having to contend with when it comes to extreme? whether it's only takes really telling me that john kerry is here right now. i tell you on today on wednesday uh the capital of trying to broke its own particular rep for both the most consecutive days of high temperatures today was a 28th day of temperatures above 35 degrees. it hits 38 degrees this afternoon. that report has not beep beep since the twins uh since the 2000. so 23 you record was beat this summer and it was trying to even in some that we did not have generally temperatures available by the 40 degrees. but in some areas, particularly in the northwest that has now become commonplace to some of the, particularly in the provinces of animal go there. and in syndrome that's where you can done that. i will hold true production and they have been many, many problems is particularly in china, is known to have released read aloud to orange alerts for heat waves. people have devices to induce some cities at provi

we start with the plethora of sanctions all over the place between the u.s., europe, the u.k., chinaack again. that's enough to navigate, we don't need to wade into the views of a politician. lizzy: a clear answer there. have you checked that there isn't overreach from your team? bill: we checked regularly to make sure our reputation risk process is consistent with best practice. we have millions of customers and thousands coming in and out every day. we have never seen any sign of overreach in our handling of customers. when it comes time to exit a customer, usually because they have been sanctioned, that would trigger an action and we're careful in the way we do that and help the client within the confines of the law. lizzy:lizzy: u.k. government has had a role in this and been proud of its response to the situation at natwest. how do you think it affects international perceptions of u.k. banking? bill: for starters, natwest was until recently majority-owned by the government so it is a different animal, it is some people will to begin with. -- semi-political to begin with. in term

demand has softened from china and actually from all over the world, particularly as consumer demand in developed economies, in europeth america has shifted from goods to services and the chinese manufacturing economy has really slowed down. so demand for this, tech products is weak, i think will potentially be cyclical, i think we will see some improved mind towards the end of the year and next year because artificial intelligence is the topic of the day in terms of the economy, and the increasing use of ai is going to create a lot of demand for high—end chips, a lot of those will come from taiwan, so there is this cycle going on right now, a period of weakness at the moment, should be better by the end of the year into next year. lets now briefly turn to the world of ai because a new study says more than a quarter of jobs in developed economies could easily be replaced by artificial intelligence. it is according to the organisation for economic operation and develop meant. it is a 38 member group of mostly wealthy nations and it says there is little evidence of this impact so far but that is because the ai revoluti