editor at the financial times . financial times. and, jim, can we just start very back to basics with this story? what is nadhim zahawi a accused of ? so nadhim zahawi a accused of? so in the year 2000, the themes of how in stefan's shakespeare set up yougov, which is a very successful polling company. and instead of the themes of how we having shares, 40.5% of the company went to an offshore vehicle controlled by his father and the tory chairman tries to suggest that this was respecting the his contribution that his father made in terms of a bit of seed capital advice. but the problem is that people that yougov don't actually remember the father doing anything for yougov there's yougov and therefore there's a suspicion that this was a way to not pay full tax. and he himself is basically admitted that the penalty or rather the money that he paid to hmrc in a settlement last summer was related to the shareholding in gove. but none of this has been spelt out explicitly. he's trying to maintain this, this idea that som

the fact the financial times.act that the government simply doesn't have the money we've all got , we've got a doesn't have the money we've all got, we've got a monumental national debt . and the fact that national debt. and the fact that rishi sunak also within his party, has a lot of conservative backbenchers who are a fairly restive mood and quite inclined to rebel about whatever should take fancy. but it's very, very difficult with the strikes because the government all holding firm, their hope that pubuc holding firm, their hope that public support wane, that the people that are striking losing lots of money that the appetite will decrease and in terms of the rail strike which being rumbling on since the summer that may happen but with the nhs strikes it's quite different isn't it, because public support really is certainly for the nurses sky high and it's difficult to see whether the government will be able to hold the line of we've accepted the pay the line of we've accepted the pay recommend patience indef

philip lane of the ecb telling the financial times that rates will have to move into restrictive territory. currently at 2%, described as neutral. economists surveyed by bluebay -- bloomberg expect rates to get to 2.5% this year. the u.s. market reopened after a national holiday yesterday. futures pointing lower by 0.3%. the japanese yen is in focus for us this week on the back of expectations, or at least stimulus -- not stimulus, there is a lot of speculation about where boj goes with their policy decision around yield curve control. 128 on the japanese yen. brent crude is in focus at $84 a barrel. goldman sachs and jeff currie saying there is a goldilocks scenario now for the commodity sector on lack of investment and that demand coming through from china. and we look at a couple of individual stories and one of those ties into that call from goldman sachs. rio tinto gaining 0.3%. they had an update in terms of iron production, an increase of or percent in terms of iron ore, and they expect increased demand from copper. renault gaining 0.3%. we are hearing talks from japan that the fren

assets, this was reported to the spanish edition of el mundo, and earlier in an interview with the financial times, the head of the european commission charles michel according to him, the speech is about asset management in order to make a profit and send it further to restore ukraine how possible such a scenario is possible maria good afternoon, what do the countries of europe say about this initiative good afternoon alexander switzerland has already been reminded of the right to property is the basis, assuming and guaranteed by the constitution wes are discussing several options for using the frozen russian financial assets. the times and the spanish publication mundo, quotes the head of the european council, charles michel, according to the european commission, blocked about 300 billion euros for under - these are the reserves of the central bank and another 19 billion of private funds of russian business and if we talk about the reserves of the central bank, according to charles michel. he quote for several months advocated for something to be done with them in accordance with legal principle

the restoration of ukraine, the head of the european commission, ursola von der, reports the financial timeser. leyen has already spoken about the proposal to create a special structure for the management of frozen russian assets, according to her estimates, ukraine's losses during the conflict period amounted to about 600 billion euros, previously russian businessman vladimir potanin said that russia has had a vaccination against asset confiscation since 1917 and called the confiscation a quote, a hidden or overt form of theft. what destroys the investment climate of the jurisdiction in which this happens, yes, and in europe itself there is still no consensus, the head of the swiss ministry of economy has already reminded switzerland of the rule of law and there is an obligation to comply with the constitution in switzerland. responsibility is the basis, which assumes and is guaranteed by the constitution to confiscate money. it is impossible for one country or individuals from this country to transfer them to another state within the framework of the current legislation, russia is far away

financial times publishes sensational article brazil and argentina regional economic superpowers are discussing the creation of a single south american currency. it will be called sur, which in spanish means southern eta. currency it will help to remove a number of barriers to mutual trade between the states of the sur continent also ensures the de- dalarization of national economies all countries of south america are sensitive to the quotes of national currencies, which provoke high inflation, and sometimes are fraught with crises and even defaults , most of the governments of the continent from colombia - this is argentina now is moderately anti-american. what the angel times think makes a regional currency project feasible estonian bureaucrats continue their war on became unrequited monuments. it is known that in the near future another 11 memorial objects of the soviet era will be destroyed here. the list of future victims of andalism is kept as a secret, yet it must be said about the destructive energy of officials and stalin can be measured in megatons. in summer. they compiled

at difficult financial times.to the vision we have and if the enthusiasm there is an mood everywhere so we are very delighted with that. tell us more about _ delighted with that. tell us more about your _ delighted with that. tell us| more about your technology because you're working with companies in the us, germany and of course we are a little bit obsessed with the thought of driverless vehicle and the worry of being in the back of one, more than anything else. where are you at? i think the way to think about this is we are building an autonomy operating system for vehicles and our business intersex different verticals by providing the value of autonomy so they could be mining, airport vehicles, vehicles lacking in energy farms or shuttles, so 16 people occupancy vehicles, changing the way we move people around cities. for us it is not about personal transport, the car, and the sense no city has asked us to have more cars or taxes. we're not trying to build the vehicles, we work with other parties who have vehi

does this change the calculus the supply chain to other countries like india the story from the financial timesiring across india >> i think china plus one and you know we talked about this a little bit is a smart strategy despite china opening and despite what we think will happen in the latter half of the year there is a lot of geopolitical risk with china as single point of failure as we talked about, we need policy support from washington to make plus one real and not just a statement we use here in town a regional trade policy would be helpful. i still think it is smart for businesses to think about how you diversify supply chain and minimum viable manufacturing capacity outside of china. >> fascinating story i'm watching closely and you as well dewardric, great to see you. >>> on deck, we have degas wright with the busy trading week ahead and the stocks high on his shopping list. >>> reminder, tune in tomorrow for cnbc's live coverage at jpmorgan chase healthcare conference the largest forum in the industry it will feature interviews from pfizer and moderna and gilead and more we're back

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tom: talking of regulators, this is a stories in the financial times, morgan stanley finding some of over convicting -- conducting business on whatsapp. have talked about how some of these regulators have been hit by fines by regulators and now we are seeing it hit on employees. >> you see a few instances of banks coming in and cut executive pay for this morgan and deutsche bank, but this seems to be much more widespread. bankers on the front line and they are seeing those bonuses for 2021 starting to be clawed back in various ways. tom: you have to wonder if morgan stanley is setting a model for other banks to do the same. tom metcalf, thank you very much on the nyse saga and this story in the financial times about morgan stanley and its callbacks. let's check on some of the individual stocks once again. across the broader market, gains of 1.5% across the european market, the enthusiasm coming through after the lunar new year holiday is in hong kong, and the earnings as well. st micro based in france coming through with strong results. the read across for the broader semi conductor

electronic currencies for information financial. the times is already on the brink of 2020.er of russia however, at that time, trade was complicated by coronavirus restrictions in december-january, the kains donkey greatness with anti- covid measures, which had a negative impact on trade and economic development.

the financial times, announced that chris miller won prisoners -- for his book chip war. the fight of the world's most critical technology. and from the world of the store go literature, a professor at harvard university one mcgill university's condoled history prize. for her book, all that she carried. the journey of ashley sap. a black families keepsake. it's about the seventh major award that all that she carried has one. and here's some other notable books, of 2022, amazon's best nonfiction book list, includes beth may seem raising lazarus. aren't winning what on the opioid enjoyed crisis facing the u.s.. . which chronicles the fight to trace and create a vaccine for covid. mark bergen's white comment subscribe about the creation of youtube is on amazon's laws. here's a portion of a recent talk he gave a book tv. >> so, i've been covering since 2015. it became an alphabet, and it's expanding business conglomerates, empire and during that time on youtube, it's media division. it came important for the company's bottom line. it also became an increasingly -- political h

the financial times announced that chris miller won its business book of the year award for his, book chip war, the fight for the world's most critical technology. and from the world of historical literature, ty miles, a professor at harvard university, one mcgill university's condole history prize for her book, all that she carried, the journey of actually sap. a black families keepsake. that is about the seventh major award that all that she carried has one. and here are some other notable books of 2022. amazon's best nonfiction books list includes beth mead seeds raising lazarus, which continues her award-winning look at the opioid and drug crisis facing the u.s.. also on that list is scientist david -- breathless, which chronicles the fight to trace and create a vaccine for covid. and mark bergen's like, comment, subscribe, about the creation of, youtube it's also on amazon's list. here's a portion of a recent top mr. bergin gave for book tv. >> so, i have been covering kabul since 2015, then it became alphabet. really, it's an expanding business conglomerate empire. during that t

and we cover davison on the heavy papers like financial times and the times they had maybe six or sevent specialisations . but different specialisations. but it was a great time in the because you where it's like royal reporting you know i did wrote about it that was the one of the key things that you had to do. there's always been row reporting politics. and in those days, industry or labour news and we did all we went onto so many picket lines. i mean , many picket lines. i mean, governments fell, didn't they? governments fell into fell. thatcher had a fight to the end with with scargill . and when she with with scargill. and when she won she won not won, but she ended up you know, getting turned over at the by the party but with with the industry as well you met all sorts various heads of the unions people like knapp, moss, evans , len mudie, knapp, moss, evans, len mudie, who was at tuc . and they always who was at tuc. and they always made the pretence of , oh, it's made the pretence of, oh, it's the sun. we're not going to talk to you but you. they would talk to you but you. they

and we cover davison on the heavy papers like financial times and the times they had maybe six or sevent specialisations . but different specialisations. but it was a great time in the because you where it's like royal reporting you know i did wrote about it that was the one of the key things that you had to do. there's always been row reporting politics. and in those days, industry or labour news and we did all we went onto so many picket lines. i mean , many picket lines. i mean, governments fell, didn't they? governments fell into fell. thatcher had a fight to the end with with scargill . and when she with with scargill. and when she won she won not won, but she ended up you know, getting turned over at the by the party but with with the industry as well you met all sorts various heads of the unions people like knapp, moss, evans , len mudie, knapp, moss, evans, len mudie, who was at tuc . and they always who was at tuc. and they always made the pretence of , oh, it's made the pretence of, oh, it's the sun. we're not going to talk to you but you. they would talk to you but you. they

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the financial times announced that chris miller won its business book of the year award for his book chip war, the fight for the world's most critical technology. and from the world of historical literature, tie a myles, a professor at harvard university, one mcgill university history prize for her book, all that she carried, the journey of actually sack, a black families keepsake. the seventh major award that all that she carried has one. and here are some other notable books of 2022. amazon's best nonfiction books list includes beth macy's raising lazarus with continues the award-winning look at the opioid and drug crisis facing the u.s.. also, scientist david romans breathless, chronicling the fight to create a vaccine of covid. what like, comment, subscribe by mark bergen. >> i have been covering google since 2016 and then it became alphabet, and really it's an expanding business conglomerate and empire. during that time, the youtube media division became increasingly important for the company's bottom line. and also became increasingly important for the company's political hurdl

the us marine corps in an interview with the financial times admitted the states are busy staging theater of war anastasia has a long lead unprecedented frosts the deprivation of the privilege of the first president of kazakhstan and cristiano ronaldo's greetings to uzbekistan about this and other news from central asian countries in a fresh review by the chief of our bureau, robert frantsal, immediately after the advertisement. activated in m.video and eldorado when the layout is confusing, you just need to decide your father will help proven developers and a large base, reviews of lcds are all new buildings, just to make up your mind. in the gift feed, download the lenta mobile app and track your purchase steps. reach five steps and collect the goods for free gifts of your choice, and also participate in the drawing of two million points. welcome to asia this is a program for those who want to feel how the heart beats like a continent. let's listen together to the rhythm of great eurasia today in the program kazakhstan without a gilbas what privileges were deprived of nursultan naza

sanctions have hit mongolia's economy hard , the country's prime minister told the british newspaper financial timese first turn the country lost navigation fees. previously, airlines flew from europe to asia through the airspace of mongolia and she received payments for this, but now many flights go over the north pole of central asia or turkey, it has also become more difficult to pay for russian fuel and the supply of products from russia has decreased. following dozens of other companies, an american chemical concern announced its intention to reduce staff. preschool will remain unemployed 2,000 employees in the face of a slowdown in the global economy and falling demand, the concern is forced to reduce costs by a billion dollars at the same time, the german software manufacturer sap plans to cut up to 3,000 people in the company , they expect that these measures, as well as parts of assets, will help save up to 350 million euros per year . so far, all the news. if you like scooter dumplings, then you can do with them, so they are cooked according to a traditional recipe or so, because everythin

it is interesting what zelensky promised in response on the pages of financial. timesrps general describes us activities in japan as preparing a theater of war for a conflict with china and south korea does not rule out hosting american nuclear weapons, the military situation around the middle kingdom is heating up more and more, biden. pleased the scandal with secret documents to get out of it turns out. badly. well biden is very tries. look, first of all, people know that i take classified documents of classified information seriously, when my lawyers were cleaning out my office at the university of pennsylvania, they found some documents in a box in a locked cell.

henry foy met alekperov and president putin when he was the financial times moscow bureau chief.out alekperov is that he was a government minister in the soviet union who looked after oil and gas assets, and when he sees capitalism coming, jumps and reinvents himself as an oil executive and the controller and owner of a private oil company. he remained the powerful president of lukoil for nearly 30 years. the only way he's able to maintain control of a major oil company in private hands is that the kremlin trusts him, that putin knows he's not going to cause trouble. within 48 hours of putin's meeting his oligarchs, vagit alekperov�*s yacht was on the move. i walked past the berth of galactica super nova and...she was gone. two days after the invasion of ukraine, galactica super nova sailed from the port of barcelona. she passed around the coast of italy and arrived in tivat, montenegro on march i. but within 2a hours, she set sail again. we see galactica super nova leaving montenegro and then. . . poof. ..disappears. as the galactica left the port of tivat, its signal was lost.

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this applies to unknown persons 2018 financial time for repairs again took over, russia you started lookingives and expects that in the near future the situation will still be resolved appeared in 1927. princess vera meshcherskaya daughter of the famous diplomat kirill struve was first based in the southern suburbs. paris, a russian old house for russian immigrant nobles who had no means of subsistence in france soon meshcherskaya reserved part of the village churchyard to bury the dead guests of the old house, the russian orthodox cemetery gradually expanded in 1939. the assumption church was built there according to the project of the architect albert benois ; the last shelter in the cemetery was found not only by the guests of the old house, but also by many other russian emigrants. including members of the white movement, several monuments were erected in their honor. in particular , the monument to russian veterans of the don galipali. cossacks of alekseev's division the russian cemetery is known. first of all, because there are the graves of the greatest russian artists. among them ar

western anti-russian sanctions hit mongolian economy hard, pm says countries told the british financial timesall the country lost navigation fees before airlines flew from europe to asia through the airspace of mongolia and it received payments for this, but now many flights go over the north pole of central asia or turkey also because of the restrictions it has become more difficult pay for russian fuel and reduced the rate of products from russia large western business continues a series of cuts following dozens of other companies the american chemical concern duo will lose 2,000 employees in the face of a slowdown in the global economy and falling demand, the group is forced to cut costs by a billion dollars at the same time, the german software maker s&p plans to cut up to 3,000 people in the company expect that these measures, as well as part sales assets will help save up to 350 million euros per year. on this i have more and more news in the next chat. there has never been such a russian cold 150 g, unprecedented rich flavor in one glass. try a real ice cream, russian cold great incred

an op-ed by three european commission vice-presidents of the financial times clearly demonstrated thatis fading away. farther and farther into the past, officials urge not to give a mirror response to american acts to reduce inflation . within the framework of this law, subsidies in the amount of 400 billion dollars are offered to all those who are ready produce high-tech products in the united states, and we are talking about european industrialists who are considering relocation, in other words, the eu is luring industries to washington just at the moment when , due to the conflict fueled by it in ukraine, energy prices in europe itself have grown monstrously, and high-ranking representatives of the european commission advise not to react to this in any way. this they say is not modern and counterproductive. well, in the end, he calculated the losses from leaving russia, the loss from the sale of a chain of stores all the time owned by group, consisting of 210 million euros , according to the report, the business was sold by the management of a russian subsidiary in the summer of las

another interesting information is provided by the financial times about the fact that the united stateselves are actually interested in the supply of abrams to ukraine. states and the defense complex in general, because the city of lima is where these tanks are assembled and manufactured . it has been around for a long time. but let's say there was not enough work because, as the finance challetimes write, the military is already focused on defense from the sky and was mostly engaged in the development of aircraft and various air technologies. and now , the military is again coming to the city of limo for that purpose and designers in order to assemble and develop further these systems, these tanks , is it true that, well, in this way , it is actually beneficial for the united states to develop this industry. let's say what should be supplied to ukraine, what should be supplied to other allies in europe and the pentagon, e.e. he revised very significantly the types of weapons that are needed in their order e.e. by companies that produce weapons e.e. because it turned out that weapons ar

assets, this was reported to the spanish edition of el mundo, and earlier in an interview with the financial timesead of the european commission charles michel according to him, the speech is about asset management in order to make a profit and send it in the future to restore ukraine my colleague maria kudryavtseva i found out how possible such a scenario is. maria good afternoon, what do european countries say about this initiative? good afternoon alexander in switzerland has already reminded the right to property is the basis of belief.

restrain the growth of the economy, but not the russian one, but the european one, according to the financial timesnsumption of diesel fuel in the eu is about 6.5 million barrels per day, and production is lagging behind somewhere around 1.5 million. at the same time, all suppliers. in addition to russia, they are working at the limit , the current volume of imports of russian diesel 700,000 barrels per day, let me remind you that on february 5, the import of russian oil products to europe will be banned, thus , as western experts put it. brussels shoots itself in the foot and creates ideal conditions for a shortage, however, it may not exist if europe increases purchases, oil products made from russian chinese disks with a huge estimate will benefit from this situation and refineries china and india brazil and argentina will start creating a single currency this week. although the process itself may take several years, both latin american states are already part of the mercasur trade bloc, and a common unit of account would be a logical step in further integration, the president of brazil said dur

that to, from a government bridge was promising to bring change of august on, according to the financial times, the countries on the brink of collapse and economic crisis which could be comparable to what happens to a lung which ran out of foreign exchange market on foreign exchange in all time low and the country is trying to negotiate with the i m f, which offered the evaluation of the rope. he had to come to budget on your discussion conditionality to resume that very loud factory for budget on by the government won. that money will not be enough to address budget on key. it can now make problem. industry is shutting down because energy costs have been going up and for the fort regarding the bank's open letter of credit regardless of a cure shortage of foreign exchange, particularly us dollars. we've been speaking to people on the ground and this is what they tell us valid point. so probably did that where i was earning 500 rupees a day. even then i was happy as things were affordable. but now even if i'm earning 3 times that still it's hard to survive at the prices of beyond outreach, so i

commander of the 3rd us marine expeditionary force in japan, general birman, in an interview with financial timess a military man, it is unlikely whether he misspoke we call it a theater production, and we put on theater in japan in the philippines and in other places the americans are dragging their nets. china's neighbors are setting a trap for him and pushing him to take military action against taiwan so what, especially it is striking that they are pulling their allies behind them, primarily japan, which , moreover, is just now conducting military maneuvers with the states. so it also begins the construction of a military base on one of its islands, which is as close as possible to taiwan for carrier -based aviation exercises on american aircraft carriers. well, so what, how can one not remember here that for the first time in 50 years, japan has moved away from its non- militarist principle and has sharply increased military spending. and for the first time, it adopted its security strategy for us, where identified the threat of china and, in general, as a blueprint from a strategist. nation

giving an interview, financial times interview not long ago, imran khan said, you know what, i want tot has good relations with everyone, especially the us. he said he wanted a dignified relationship with the us, so it seems he's changed his view of the united states. he used to say that they were launching a coup against him and now he says he wants a good relationship with them. no, we want we never said we want to get into war with us, we always wanted, we want a good relationship with the united states and, you know, the kind of international position that usa is as as a superpower. no one, no no political party in pakistan would no one, no no political party in pakistan would like to have a confrontational relationship with us. likewise, we do not expect us or for that matter, any other country to dictate to us that who will govern pakistan. that is a right that belongs to the people of pakistan and not to the people of usa or uk or for that matter, any other country. so we want a dignified relationship. but mr chaudhry, do you not see that it makes no sense at all to, on the one

seduce these european companies to leave the e u with cold hard cash benefits to crew told the financial times that the americans, quote, used the inflation reduction act in a very aggressive way to attract investment. you could say it's fair game, but then you shouldn't say, oh, we forgot about the impact on europe. i mean, i think they were very well aware of the impact that it could have. yeah, so this might in administration lies branded is both a way to reduce the impact of inflation on americans. and also as a means of fighting climate change. because, you know, you'd have to be a pretty bad person to object to a law that fights inflation and climate change, right? but ultimately it's made in america law that locks out european parts and items for things like electric cars. it also incentivizes companies that move to and invest in america, which is pretty much an easy sell these days, given the fact that they actually have energy in the us because they haven't cut off their top gas supplier like europe did with russia, french president, a menu and michael made a trip to washington late l

that to, from a government which was promising to bring changed up august on, according to the financial times. the country is on the brink of collapse and economic crisis which could be comparable to what happens to a lung which ran out of foreign exchange market on foreign exchange than all time low. and our country is trying to negotiate with the i m f, which offered the evaluation of the rope. we had to come to progress on discussions conditionality to resume that bailout packet for progress. gone by, the government won that money. really not be enough to address budget on key. it cannot make problem. industry is shutting down because energy costs have been going up. import stuck at the fort regarding the banks are not opened legit of credit regardless of acute shortage of foreign exchange, particularly us dollars. and then rest have a lot of 4 months of enrichment for no fault of their own according to economic x. but now we've been speaking to some economic expert and also people on the ground. and this is what they tell us valid points. so probably didn't where i was earning 500 rupees

about berlin's concessions writes the belgian newspaper standard, the british curtain and the financial timeselighted with the dismissal of the tanks. but the spanish edition of lavender warns that europe may face another dangerous escalation, moreover, after the tanks in the west they started talking about the planes of the deputy minister of foreign affairs, the former went to ukraine in germany. the miller, who called the schultz liver sausage, is already demanding submarines and fighters of all kinds. hallelujah jesus christ and now dear allies. let's create a strong coalition of fighters for ukraine with r16 f-35 eurofighter tornado rafael flu. and everything that you can supply to ukraine but even the hawks in the bundestag, in the airspace of ukraine, are not yet in a hurry to explain the difference between the sky and the field between them is a qualitative difference, if the tank breaks down, it stops the plane falls down, and gaining air superiority is unlikely to reject the possibility of supplying combat aircraft to ukraine and chancellor schultz , however, not so long ago, about

conclusion that the current situation signals the onset of the era of the new multipolar world, the financial timescuses on the current problems of ukraine , observers write that the country's energy system is on the verge of a complete collapse aside the critical shortage of transformers, western allies cannot count on the help european or american equipment is incompatible with the old soviet system used in ukraine artyom krossolin song ukrainian authorities will take measures to completely deprive the canonical ukrainian orthodox church of access to the churches of kiev and the pechersk lavra, the head of the verkhovna rada committee on humanitarian policy said. nikita has eaten. he added that the civil service of ethnopolitics and freedom of conscience will work in the appropriate direction, all the details from elizaveta khromtsova. the ukrainian schismatics will not calm down until representatives of the canonical church are expelled from kiev . nikita paturaev promised to be inhuman in relation to the ukrainian orthodox church of the moscow patriarchate , said that the fate of the assumption

conversely of course there's no single but there are lots of [inaudible] with the financial times the no problem threatening [inaudible] but they can do various things. they are there and available to tell citizens [inaudible] but even being able to buy into that constitution. now you can't do that in britain because there's lots of documents [inaudible] [inaudible] thank you for this wonderful call. >> that is a huge theoretical question. i used the modern word for book titles there you go because so many of the doctors and this is one reason why. they did come in different languages to be identified with what a modern society [inaudible] that isn't necessarily true. that being said, yes of course there are different ways to define what a modern state is and again, hawaii won't. none of the things they do is but to keep an aspect as for example e-mails to and have the specific account while you can see they don't theorize it. [inaudible] trying to work those out which is expensive but also using supplies to do that as well. >> the questions are now really dropping. there are a couple

this is about the graves of ordinary people in 2018 financial time to repair them again took over.rried out an inventory of the beginning of the search for relatives, the process, in spite of everything, they hope to complete anastasi. i popovich bernard denis lisitsyn news of the week paris france thursday started from a two-day the working visit of prime minister mikhail mishustin to turkmenistan in ashgabat was a rich program of meetings with top officials of the state and representatives of turkmen business. all the details of this important visit. anna semyonova has a proverb in the early morning. say hello to your father, and then to the horse for these thoroughbred stallions, the world's oldest akhatika breed. they say salam at 4:00 am when the day begins at the national equestrian center. and what does a horse mean for a turkmen for a turkmen man? for a church man, it's all, uh, man's cat, who does not mount a horse, this is not a man, here, 23 stables 675 horses who adore such horses, you cannot buy them, they only give the day of the races, national holidays, of course, w

as a consequence, according to investigations by open democracy and the financial times, that's when provision hired a london firm discreet law. to pursue a libel case against spelling cast director elliot higgins, discreet law with licensed approved by the u. k. government to do that work. the libel case was dropped off to russia, invaded ukraine provision eventually admitted he was the man behind wagner and belin cast journalism, was proven accurate. which raises serious questions. why was a sanctioned warlord given the u. k. government approval to abuse the court system and a legal attack on a john this what higgins called an act of revenge by promotion one m p proposed his own piece of legislation this week aimed at the slaps culture in london. what he called a form of legal gangster rhythm. thanks dark. staying with the united kingdom now, which is in a state of political disarray, haven't gone through 3 prime ministers in the past 6 months and counting with citizens dealing with the cost of living crunch. that has fueled a wave of work stoppages that is put trade unions and the

budget, they will be moved so slightly, i liked the news literally the day before yesterday , the financial timeshat lukin-martin, er , in advance began to increase the production of er, it means these aircraft and components, because they foresee that the west is a ghost, such a decision certain european countries will hand over to ukraine uh. there are 16 of them that have all of them in arsenals, and they will definitely need to replace them with new planes, etc. in fact, they are already waiting and doing it, and this is an unconditionally positive thing, and we understand that this business will be included to protect their interests there on the capitalist hills, so in principle i think that the positive will be resolved, but not in the near future, and we will have to work more delicately than before, i mean in ukraine as well, because you remember certain things ambassadors of ukraine who are now the deputy ministers put pressure quite frankly, and it annoyed the germans quite a lot. i think that this time we need to work in slightly different ways. this is actually creating a coalition l