and this is the financial times we're talking about. this is a newspaper record and in the newspaper choice of almost 40 percent of the world's leading investment, financial and banking decision makers. these newspapers like the wall street journal, the financial times, which is the world's leader in this field. our papers back give accurate information to investors and this is really the western democracies number one priority. these people need facts in order to make correct financial decisions. so the of all the newspapers that would be accused of giving different formation actually any reasonable assessment would say that the financial times isn't the least likely it would not be tolerated by its readership. or just and what, what about the underlying, i guess, discussion to him? how big is the problem with a legal arms trading? following all the weapons that have been pumped into p, f and, and the rest of the country, ukraine. how big is this protocol, laurie? i mean, this is a massive problem. it was quite literally the, the plot o

this article by the financial times, is yet another piece of misinformation. its goal is to discredit international military aid to ukraine with him on the financial terms immediately conducted tutorial investigation into the circumstances of the appearance of materials that have all the science of this information. in the interests of russia, where the article focuses on illegal arms smuggled in e u in the wake of military, a supply from the west. the key here, it comes off for a number of reports of come out, bringing into question whether weapons sent to ukraine finally and up. now the arms have appeared on the black market and some say they do end up in the hands of criminals and extremely groups. so to tackle the issue, the e u commission set up a mold oven support hub, which was a point in the discussion with the countries former prime minister and the financial times. we do not want to become a country where security threats, bro, or there is an increase trafficking or illegal smuggling. well, i put up the issue a bit earlier to independent journalist ja

a sudden this is the financial times we're talking about. this is a newspaper record and the newspaper choice of almost 40 percent of the world's leading investment. ready financial and banking decision makers. these newspapers like the wall street journal, the financial times, which is the world leader in the field. our papers back give accurate information to investors and this is really the western democracies number one priority. these people need back in order to make correct financial decisions over the course of the last 5, possibly 10 years that have been a plethora of story such as the french national smuggling weapons across the polish border and off the back of the the. ready war in the east of ukraine, italian police reported on the b. b, fee of latest, 2019 italian police confiscated, you know tactical mis file in the possession of the far right in italy that had come from ukraine. this is brad and bottle of, i think, get incredibly corrupt at military regime in ukraine that has been well known and fight. this is part of the cult

in the center, please. gillian debt, financial times a very quick question. you talked about the chinese piece proposal and welcomed some element of it, but it did not mention a toll the withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine given the views of the parliamentarians. does that mean the chinese piece proposal is dead in the water whiskers, eligible? de coral? good with you said it was going to be a short question to find a short answer. jenny, was i shook the show. i don't saying that to what china did was um, ah, an offer in it of itself. i believe it's only at this stage on whose stereotype the worries taken place can do that. so we came up with an offer of our own. we came up with the piece formula i and, well, i think it was an important signal that china would you eat that one looks like is going to participate in it? yeah, that seemed as their views. yeah. as of now, i'm seeing this as the signal only, i don't know what comes in it's our side. i really want to believe that china is not going to supply weapons to russia. this is very important. this is

and just to stick with this financial time piece , they this financial time piece, they spoke to fivevil servants . four said they servants. four said they believed dominic rock's conduct involved bullying the fifth defendant, the deputy prime minister and highlight the discrediting of officials papers as a way for him to assess whether the quality of department level material was improving or not over time. so it's tough, isn't it, because there are the same people doing there are the same people doing the job now. admittedly a majority of the civil servants , majority of the civil servants, not the financial times , spoke not the financial times, spoke to, suggested there was a bullying culture , accused him of bullying culture, accused him of bullying, but another one said, well, no, it's fine and different people react to behaviours in different ways . it behaviours in different ways. it also can depend what the nature of your relationship as an individual. and so it depends on that power dynamic you're working directly for someone. do they have that power over you or are you perh

and just to stick with this financial time piece , they this financial time piece, they spoke to fivevil servants . four said they servants. four said they believed dominic rock's conduct involved bullying the fifth defendant, the deputy prime minister and highlight the discrediting of officials papers as a way for him to assess whether the quality of department level material was improving or not over time. so it's tough, isn't it, because there are the same people doing there are the same people doing the job now. admittedly a majority of the civil servants , majority of the civil servants, not the financial times , spoke not the financial times, spoke to, suggested there was a bullying culture , accused him of bullying culture, accused him of bullying, but another one said, well, no, it's fine and different people react to behaviours in different ways . it behaviours in different ways. it also can depend what the nature of your relationship as an individual. and so it depends on that power dynamic you're working directly for someone. do they have that power over you or are you perh

the financial times is reporting that vladimir putin is not admitting privately that his military was unprepared. a former senior russian official tells the financial times, quote, he tells people close to him, it turns out we were completely unprepared, the army is a mess. our industry is a mess. but it's good that we found out about it this way, rather than when nato invades us. of course, nato was never going to invade russia. and now, president biden has vowed that vladimir putin will never take ukraine. >> president putin's craven lost for land and power is -- and ukrainian peoples love for their country will prevail. democracies of the world will stand guard today, tomorrow and forever. a dictator bent on the rebuilding an empire will never be able to ease the peoples love of liberty. brutality will never grind down the will of the free. and ukraine -- ukraine -- will never be a victim for russia. never. >> -- yale history professor timothy snyder said this about vladimir putin and russia's lack of preparation -- >> he's trying to set up a situation where we are supposed to beli

against this backdrop, the financial times claims parts of the 288 tankers that have long been usingansport their oil. now russian raw materials are being delivered, according to the publication of such ships. now there are at least 16, while before the december embargo there were only nine. the so-called ghost ships are vessels that move with transponders turned off, their owners do not disclose their routes financially. the times has calculated that the volume of russian oil carried by such tanks in recent months have grown more than six and a half times in january. they have already exceeded nine million barrels. experts. they say that the more the collective west imposes sanctions against the country of oil exporters, the larger this very phantom fleet becomes and, by the way, there is nothing illegal in its existence. from the point of view of international common law , no one violates the un conventions there. it's from a point of view. of the west, these ships are violators, but uh, we work with them. we pay them rent for transportation services. and they have there is experie

the west is delaying the promised aid to kiev, according to the financial newspaper. timesthe ministry of finance of ukraine, who looked back in december , transferred earlier for a total amount of 31 billion euros - this is half as much as the kiev authorities expected. a large fire at a plant in the us state of ohio received the first footage of this fire, now we will show them to you. it is now known to this note that at least one dead 13 people were taken to the hospital. you see that the fire, uh, spread from the plant itself to cars parked nearby, according to eyewitnesses, before the explosion, before the fire, a powerful explosion thundered. but now he is trying to establish what kind of explosion it was. and i’ll note that the metallurgical plant where the emergency happened produces copper alloys and let me remind you that earlier in the same state and for the accident, a train with chemicals caught fire then to the authorities. even the whole village had to be evacuated. bad weather in the kuban stormy the warning has been extended until tomorrow on the landslide

financial times journalists are apparently trying to call their government to sobriety and stop wastingmoney , but the ukrainian leadership is trying to abolish freedom of speech in the west. it's funny to see how they adopt the best experience of american and british lgbt activists, but the attempts of activists like his mead to introduce censorship in the western media, as well as in ukraine, are futile. yes, and on the reputation of the newspaper complaints of dissatisfied officials. not at all they will say the air shaking will not affect. well, whether it’s a matter of zelensky’s reputation, his figure in the western media is no longer so infallible, but no one wants to kneel before him, rather, he still stands with outstretched hand. a rally in support of russia was held and the footage of the special operation is published by the news telegram channel. about one and a half thousand people took part in the action , the demonstrators came to the building of the consulate general of russia. you know , russian flags are visible in these frames. in addition, cars with the letter z are

ukraine is offended by the financial times is the leading british business newspaper the ukrainian foreignof disinformation for an article about an increase in arms smuggling of people and goods from the independent release of such material as the confident ukrainian foreign ministry says that the authors of the quote are working for the kremlin , the scandalous material that caused such a violent reaction from kiev was studied by our correspondent anastasia ivanova anastasia i welcome, as far as i understand, the ukrainian foreign ministry claims not only to this article. hello alexander that's right. it seems to be some kind of cumulative effect. well, of course, such insults. discrediting military aid to ukraine work in the interests of russia hysterical tax representatives of the ukrainian species with namik, which is generally worthless, not stale to offend oleg nikolenko is also indignant, in fact, with the fact that the british publication financial. the times wrote the truth by a western sponsor. it may not be pleasant that their arms trenches fall into the hands of criminals, not

the financial times newspaper also announced the number of marchers as hundreds of thousands and made the 2nd bahman ceremony less important by exaggerating the recent riots. the emirati newspaper national also referred to the large gathering of iranians and used the term "death of protests in iran". arabi also tried to limit this event to tehran's azadi square by airing closed pictures of the 22 bahman march . france's le monde magazine and the zionist regime published reports reflected the march on 22 bahman. this tv network between india in an exclusive report and interviews with the participants in the march reflected this ceremony . al-manar and fadain television channels in lebanon and also al-siri ya man also canceled their programs live yesterday. the pictures of the presence of the people of iran in the march on the 22nd of bahman were broadcast. it continues to snow in different parts of the country, and the activities of schools in some provinces were closed. also, due to the avalanche , the north tehran freeway and chalus road were closed. the activity of a new precipitati

there's a lot -- of yes, financial times does. there was a thing of chops, for lack of a better word. they are happy that the republicans are going to go in congress, on national television, talk about nonsense. they think that plays too crazy in these atlanta suburbs, phoenix suburbs, the places they think they can win. if republicans want to play crazy, they're happy to play crazy. >> tulsi gabbard, also an expert when says. former congress person, now the lin house at fox news, upcoming author that plans to write about leaving the super bowl democratic party. hail long can tulsi in others make this argument when millions of americans watch president joe biden gave the most media potatoes practical, down the middle state of the union address but we haven't seen in years? >> clearly, there's some level belief outside the republican party that they can continue to win on pure guttural instinct, they can appeal to guttural fears, other emotions. it is work for them, in fairness. right? >> in terms. this is why the bridges isn't ups

the russian economy is steadily overcoming the sanctions regime of the west. financial times in an articlealysts compared the financial performance of russia and ukraine and came to the conclusion that as a result of restrictions , the economy of our country did not suffer so much and even predicts growth next year, while the opposite side, i quote, is in a deep crisis and depends on the help of western allies let me remind you that at the end of january , the international monetary fund changed the forecast for the dynamics of russian gdp for the next year instead of a decline of more than 2% in the new report, growth by 0.3, and in 2024, the imf expects an acceleration to 2.1% gazprom has begun accepting applications for the next issue of local bonds for eur 500 million with maturity in march 2025, coupon rate of 4.3%, so the company continues to actively convert its eurobonds into local replacement bonds against the backdrop of sanctions pressure. they allow the holders of securities previously purchased for foreign currency to continue to receive payments and make transactions with the

. >> let's put to the financial times.or secretary austin, we heard from russian officials that the air force is intact and the russians are wearing, forces are depleted has and the need to provide air defense ukraine is ukraine going to get enough equipment and time and have a big enough force on the ground? >> thanks. offer patriots -- but it is not enough and typically we get more because that threat is out there. many countries have stepped up to the plate thus far. our effort currently is to get these capabilities in the country as quickly as we can and integrate those capabilities so we truly have an integrated missile defense capability. ukraine has done -- and intercepted by rockets and missiles and those most recent attacks. but we want to make sure we have the ability to protect themselves going forward in any event that russia tries to introduce its air force into this fight. they have not done so those far because of air defenses have been pretty effective as you know. gen. milley: on whether they have the capa

we've already been in this from the financial times is and from the financial times is the australia's the end of australia's fealty to the josh seems like king the crown. josh seems like king charles appear on. charles won't appear on. australia's new $5 so his australia's new $5 note so his mum was on it and she's basically been on various notes throughout australia's . that's throughout australia's. that's a picture of her i don't recognise from our notes a slightly different style . yeah, she's different style. yeah, she's made that whole squinting in the australian is a so drawing is it . oh no it's the if she's been in the sun too long in australia it's something that looks almost like she's asian anyway . it's like she's asian anyway. it's not, there's anything wrong with that that but yes . so now he's that that but yes. so now he's going to still be on the coins. yeah. they've given him that. but got a labour government who in australia who are very much staunch republicans and this is the people criticising this move are saying that you're just doing this as a political thing

and in a recent article by the financial times, western military officials actually say that such a proposal offensive would rely heavily on air power to overcome the grueling artillery sale means that has come to define the ukraine conflict at a recent press conference. alexander lucas jenco actually said that choosing ping had invited him to beijing in early march, and that meeting would coincide actually with she's in pings, visit to moscow, which is scheduled around the same time. last month, the russian foreign ministry said that such a meeting would be the central event of bilateral relations between russia and china in 2023. so we're seeing a lot of high level politicking between these 3 strategic partners right on the eve of the one year anniversary of russia, special military operation. so we're gonna have to see what kind of stuff we've got cooking up over the next couple months. ok, some thing else, interesting to note us president joe biden has declared that the last 3 mistry objects shot down over north american earth space where probably civilian balloons are not related to chi

we've already been in this from the financial times is and from the financial times is the australia's the end of australia's fealty to the josh seems like king the crown. josh seems like king charles appear on. charles won't appear on. australia's new note so his australia's new $5 note so his mum was on it and she's basically been on various notes throughout australia's . that's throughout australia's. that's a picture of her i don't recognise from our notes a slightly different style . yeah, she's different style. yeah, she's made that whole squinting in the australian is a so drawing is it . oh no it's the if she's been in the sun too long in australia it's something that looks almost like she's asian anyway . it's like she's asian anyway. it's not, there's anything wrong with that that but yes . so now he's that that but yes. so now he's going to still be on the coins. yeah. they've given him that. but got a labour government who in australia who are very much staunch republicans and this is the people criticising this move are saying that you're just doing this as a political thi

however, as the financial times writes, this issue is not a priority on the agenda, our own correspondent in europe, regina sevastyanova, will tell in more detail with us. in touch from brussels, regin welcomes what both sides of ukraine and nato expect after the meeting. and what other issues are on the agenda today? ammunition for ukraine is, perhaps, the main issue on the agenda, and as today writes, the policy to satisfy kiev's requests for the supply of weapons of ammunition to western partners is becoming increasingly difficult and is still waiting for the delivery of the promised tanks . in particular , the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance before this meeting announced that now you can observe the race of logistics. it is clear that there is a logistics race going on right now, the most important , ammunition, fuel and spare parts must be delivered to ukraine before russia can seize the initiative on the battlefield , everything must be delivered and working properly last week during its visit to brussels, at the summit of the heads of the ruler of the eu countries,

central bank the russian economy is steadily overcoming the sanctions regime of the west, the financial timesut this, by the way, and analysts compared the financial performance of russia and ukraine came to the conclusion that as a result of restrictions, the economy of our country did not suffer so much and even predicts growth next year, while the opposite side i quote is in a deep crisis and depends on the help of western allies. let me remind you that at the end of january the international monetary fund changed the forecast for the dynamics of russian gdp for the next year instead of a decline of more than 2 % expects an acceleration of up to 2.1% . russia has successfully redirected its oil exports, which helps a number of countries to fight global inflation to the growth of hydrocarbon supplies, foreign news analytical agencies noticed from our country that they noticed rustam kosumov will tell. exports of russian oil rose sharply last week, and its deliveries to china reached the highest level since last february , bloomberg reports. moscow announced a 500,000 bpd production cut in m

they told the financial times they are already ramping up production. create demand, provide the supply. this is escalating. we are placing trust in leaders who do not deserve trust. john kirby, the pentagon spokesman, who assured us that the afghan military would withstand the taliban offensive now says that there is no risk that putin will go nuclear. the risk of miscalculation in ukraine is much, much higher than getting it wrong in afghanistan. a nuclear war between russia and the united states would end human life as we know it. and yet biden is doing everything possible to provoke such a disaster. for what? the actions we are taking are not going to end the war in ukraine. in fact, we are probably prolonging the killing. tens of thousands of ukrainians and russians will die this year because congress feels good when it sends instruments of death and billions in cash. many dollars sent for the war in afghanistan ended up in bank accounts in switzerland and due by, to where -- dubai, to where will we trace the bounty of ukrainian grift. this could e

. >> let's go to alicia schwartz, financial times. >> thank you. first for secretary austin. we've heard from western officials that russia's air force is well intact and that the russians are preparing to launch air campaign as its land forces are depleted. where is russia messing aircraft ahead of the offensive? houston could this begin? has this hastened the need to provide air defense to ukraine and has enough assistance been provided so ukraine is ready to defend against it? and then for chairman milley, does rush have the right equipment to pose a threat to ukraine needs and breakthrough in the donbas? separate but related, is ukraine going to get enough equipment enough time and have big enough force on the grant to be able to have a series counteroffensive? >> thanks, alicia. in terms of whether or not russian is massing its aircraft for some massive aerial attack, we don't currently see that. we do know that russia has a substantial number of aircraft in its inventory and a lot of capability left. that's why we have emphasized that we need to do everything that we ca

but palm oil is only cheap in financial times. the cost to people in the environment is high oil palms mainly grow in tropical regions. their largest weights of rain forest are chopped down to accommodate them, contributing to climate change. by contrast, land is not required to produce east oil. all it takes is a fermentation tank, like the ones used to make beer and it works with things other than old bread. this is complex of also we're completely self sufficient. when it comes to raw materials, we can use almost any food waste, including rice in cassava, sweet potatoes and corn officers called prefer. you can use all of the plant. i'm not just the edible part. so, one on even the corn stalks out bite mice and was on the solid least oil tastes very mild. so it can be used in almost anything. the bakery where ludovico siobhan works can meet its need for fats almost entirely with dale bread. but how could all the bakeries benefit from this discovery? they were a bigger high twenty's was i'm a several bakeries can group together t

the international financial holding morgan stanley has revised its forecasts for them ; at the same time , russian oil supplies, contrary to the embargo and the expectations of foreign analysts, were at the level of december last year and as confirmed by the minister of energy. alexander novak, the situation in the oil industry has remained stable, so their financiers believe that the second half of the year will be significantly higher than in the first, because china, uh, is increasing its volume. eh, consumption in the economy is recovering, and by the second half of the year we will immediately be reorganized into the asian markets completely. uh, and uh, we will fully exploit all volumes, as before, and there will be less discounts for each bar of russian oil, and this against the background of the fact that march russia cuts oil production by 500,000 barrels per day italian oil and gas. eni reduced hydrocarbon production by 7% at the end of last year , according to goldman sachs estimates, coupled with rising demand in china, these factors could push oil markets into a deficit in j

has exhausted the arsenal of european countries and enriched arms companies writes the british financial timeso the defense ministers of many states receives information that military depots are empty ukraine has already been transported. even all the decommissioned armored vehicles, the capacity of european factories is barely enough to meet the weekly needs of the kiev regime in shells, the publication reports because of this, the timing of the supply of some ammunition. doubled, but the decision of the new military aid packages hmm are announced at the same time with pomp on this also draws the attention of finational times for this. true, there is a long delay. the western government must first ensure that huge arms purchases continue even after the end of the conflict, as the british publication would advise. and it is a well-known journalist. tsey moore herge announced new details of the investigation into the sabotage at nord stream in order to install explosive devices on the cia pipelines, the norwegians were provided with a decompression chamber for divers, he said in an interview wi

russia, russia did not give any guarantee regarding the trip of the us president to kyiv, the financial timesrites about it, i quote. with salliv's words, russia was warned only so that they would not be surprised by the strengthening of security measures, so that's fine , besides that, the first three hundred took place today

helped by the revelation of the chief of european diplomacy, josep borel, in an interview with the financial times a decision was made on the supply of european weapons to the kiev regime, they say, all countries. at first they were skeptical, but quote - they managed to overcome the taboo, and it follows from the statements of the barrel that the eu could spend the money spent on the war in ukraine on subsidies to french farmers or on the construction of new roads in poland, but did not all over europe mass protest rallies took place last weekend people were dragged essentially into europe in the conflict by the aggressive policies of the us and nato and the difficult economic the situation in france and tried greece well , the government can not help but respond in these countries, there may be such a mood in the european society lacking. the countries of economic problems are arranged in the general formula of the united states and further here is a hopeless movement. it seems to many in society in power, he is useless. split ukraine and the american political elite, in particular the leaders o

data about russia's intentions launch a new offensive the attack may take place within 10 days, financial timess about it well, yesterday oleksiy reznikov said that ukraine expects russian troops to launch an offensive in donbas and let's hear what the minister of defense of ukraine said, as of today, we do not see any on the territory of belarus formed strike groups capable of reaching kyiv, it is very important to listen to the general staff's official position when it becomes clear that they have formed strike groups, it is clear where in which place is our general headquarters - it knows very well, that's why when they tell you about kharkiv , sumy, chernihiv, take a map and see that there are no strike groups on that side, this does not mean that all these forecasts and statements of reznikov, including regarding the possible offensive, they are taking place against the background of constant discussions between official kyiv and western countries regarding the provision of heavy weapons for ukraine, we know that the leopards are already on their way to ukraine. when they will come, it wil

who can help find peace between russia and ukraine according to financial time, with the growing appetitepleting their stocks of weapons, the countries of the alliance are trying to increase the production of weapons, but simply do not keep up with new deliveries for the manufacture of the same things to help ukrainians in the current battles in the winter period , as well as in the battles that we expect. they will lead the european union's attempt in the spring enlist the support of latin american countries on the issue of military assistance to ukraine failed argentina chile and brazil refused to supply kiev even ammunition is interested in transferring ammunition so that they are not used in the war between greater ukraine and russia brazil country of the world our last participation in the conflict was the paraguayan war, and therefore brazil wants to have no involvement, even indirectly, because i think that at this point in the world we should be looking. who can help find peace between russia and ukraine how writes financion times kiev's growing appetite is depleting nato stockpil

involvement, not just reaching out to support their family during really difficult, you know, financial timesncing right now, but also that they have value and they have power and they have a voice in terms of changing those conditions. and that's something that we're really proud of that we do every day. and i'm just--i'm so moved to be part of an organization that it's not just about doing something for others. it's about how we're all working together to improve the quality of life for every family in our community. damian: boy, that--those three words, "basic human dignity." it's beyond just giving them a box of food for one week and say, "okay, we'll see you next week." it's beyond that, right? poncho: mm-hm, yeah, but oftentimes it really starts with that sense of stability, being able to provide things like food, clothing, emergency financial rental assistance. we did a lot of that, especially during the pandemic and we're starting to see folks really struggle quite a bit because of, you know, with the economy and inflation, you know, eating more into people's pocketbooks and, at the s

but palm oil is only cheap in financial times. the cost to people in the environment is high oil palms mainly grow in tropical regions. their launch sweeps of rain forest are chopped down to accommodate them, contributing to climate change. by contrast, land is not required to produce east doyle. all it takes is a fermentation tank, like the ones used to make beer and it works with things other than old bread. this is complex of also we're completely self sufficient. when it comes to raw materials music, we can use almost any food waste, including the rising cost of our sweet potatoes and corn officers called topher. you can use all of the plant, i'm not just the edible part, so one on even the corn stalks out bite mice and was on the solid least oil tastes very mild. so it can be used in almost anything. the bakery where ludovico siobhan works, can meet its need for fats almost entirely with dale bread. but how could other bakeries benefit from this discovery? mccoy bicker high twenty's was i'm a several bakeries can group togeth

tobacco company philip morris decided to leave its business in russia about this reports the financial timesnt by the company's ceo, according to the publication's long-term efforts. find potential buyers were unsuccessful. as a result, the management of the group refused the deal on unfavorable terms and decided to stay on the market, despite pressure from outside, the russian segment for philip morris is the seventh largest financial statement for october, its value was estimated at $ 2.5 billion for the completion of the issue, let me remind you the exchange rates for today dollar 74.70 euro 79 rub. 57 kop. and that's all for me for now. death including isn't it, why are you digging there? we are going to give him the title of the righteous of the world does not want to talk about it. there was one valuable relic in the family, here it was raised from me. i can't give. show me you said you would return. this is the most expensive. 90 tanks the earth is shaking how and what happened to them in our story? we will prepare for all contingencies, for russia to change course , they make money,

is trying to put pressure on europe to get fighter jets as soon as possible, however, as the financial times for example, this issue is not a priority on the agenda, our own european correspondent regina sevastyanova will tell in more detail the supply of ammunition to ukraine is, perhaps, the main issue on the agenda, and as today writes, the policy to satisfy kiev's requests for the supply of weapons and ammunition to western partners is becoming increasingly difficult and is still waiting for the delivery of the promised tanks. . and in particular , the secretary general of the north atlantic alliance, before this meeting, said that now one can observe the logistics race. it's clear there's a race going on now logistics, most important, munitions, fuel and spare parts must be delivered to ukraine before russia can seize the initiative on the battlefield , everything must be delivered and working properly last week during a visit to the eu summit in brussels, the president of ukraine volodymyr zelensky handed over to each leader a list of kiev's needs based on the possibilities of reserves

i had a foyer and rape seat, but palm oil is only cheap in financial times. the cost to people in the environment is high. oil palms mainly grow in tropical regions. their launch sweeps of rain forest are chopped down to accommodate them, contributing to climate change. by contrast, land is not required to produce yeast oil. all it takes is a fermentation tank, like the ones used to make beer. and it works with things other than old bread. this is complex of also we're completely self sufficient. when it comes to raw materials music, we can use almost any food waste, including the rising cost of our sweet potatoes and corn officers, cal topher. you can use all of the plant, i'm not just the edible part, so one on even the corn stalks out bite mice and was on the solid least oil tastes very mild. so it can be used in almost anything. the bakery where ludovico siobhan works, can meet its need for fats almost entirely with dale bread. but how could other bakeries benefit from this discovery? and they were a bigger high twenty's was i'm a several bakeries can gro

even the financial times carried an article on his so everybody had paid attention to it. i even the f t is talking about the dollarization in a very serious way. but when we break it down to the figures, of course the figures for the time being still there was a different story. the dollar covers about 42 percent of world trade, the u on the chinese, a currency is in charge of something like 3.6 percent for trade. i think 35 percent go to the euro, but things can change very quickly because a currency, it's built on trust. it's all about trust. otherwise it's colored money. it's colored paper and the so what is the back up of that currency and what, what is the basis of the trust and is a currency backed up by a sal, potential of, of economic activity of commodities, or like, is the case of for, for, for the russian currency, rubel that is backed up by commodities. and, and what does this mean for the future financial system? i wrote an article a few months ago in which i claim that the bottom line of my text was you can print money. look at quantitative easing a, everyth

and even the old woman papers sheet is common business in the west and financial times unit every day that will say that new liberal globalization because that's what somebody in the liberal globalization has failed in pennsville. in pennsville, i keep in pays with a quality, for example, with what is required. it is in inequality increases is a climate change issue. and now in the west, they talk about green gate, the color to call development assistant ability. so that means of no liberal go, but as a say has failed. now you have one part that you said very well of the world would to include russia, iran, mid least parts of africa. obviously the global south lead saying something like what and what to be politically correct. well alice, you know, exactly. so, i mean, why should we be saw? no, no. i know. i know it was. that's why i put in invite of coma side to say the less than the rest. ok, but something i something but then defy geographically. at least devote the vote in the united nations that did not support the american motion. if you see like an american congress, african co

time russia may launch another large-scale offensive against ukraine within the next ten days , financial times writes about this with reference to an unnamed adviser to the ukrainian army, who kyiv has very reliable information about russia's intentions to launch an attack, analysts write that the publication believes that the place for a new attack could be the western part of luhansk region in the area of ​​kliminnaya and liman, which were repulsed by ukrainian troops during the counteroffensive last fall. russia has been accumulating troops there for several weeks in a row. moscow is also gathering troops in the south of the donetsk region, and especially many units are being deployed near the occupied mariupol, the adviser to the mayor of mariupol petro andryushchenko said that the russian military in mariupol are telling local residents that they received an order to attack vugledar, the areas to the southwest of bakhmut are donetsk region and the cities of the zaporizhia region , including zaporizhzhia, according to andryushchenko, russia is focused on the mariupol direction and advised

and in a recent article by the financial times, western military officials actually say that such a proposal offensive would rely heavily on air power to overcome the grueling artillery sale means that has come to define the ukraine conflict at a recent press conference. alexander lucas jenco actually said that changing ping had invited him to beijing in early march, and that meeting would coincide actually with shipping things visit to moscow, which is scheduled around the same time. last month the russian foreign ministry said that such a meeting would be the central event of.

and in a recent article by the financial times, western military officials actually say that such a proposed to offensive would rely heavily on air power to overcome the grueling artillery sale means that has come to define ukraine conflicts. so the russian president here in moscow today meeting meeting with him in person, but as i understand, don, he's, he's finding a quick visit somewhere else off to moscow. what can you tell us? well, that's right at a recent press conference. alexander lucas jenco actually said that she's in ping had invited him to beijing an early march, and that meeting would coincide actually with she's pings visit to moscow, which is scheduled around the same time. last month for the russian foreign ministry said that such a meeting would be the central event of bilateral relations between russia and china in 2023. so we're seeing a lot of high level politicking between these 3 strategic partners right on the eve of the one year anniversary of russia, special military operation. so we're gonna have to see what kind of stuff we've got cooking up over the next couple m