after the start of the special operation , this financial times reports with reference to the reportrgest firms. over the past year and a half , the oil and gas sector has suffered the greatest losses while the niger's leadership closed the airspace in the country. this was the response to the ultimatum earlier, the economic community of west african countries gave a week to return the deposed president to power. at least 30 people died in a train derailment in southeast pakistan , 80 were injured, taken to hospital among the main versions of the tragedy is sabotage, as well as a mechanical malfunction of the tracks or the train. drones play an important role on the front line; drones make it possible to inflict precise strikes on the enemy; the effectiveness of such attacks depends not only on the quality of equipment, but also on the training of the operator , who, when aiming at the target, literally sees it from a bird's eye view in special glasses, alexander rogatkin will tell how russian fighters get advantages in such battles with special forces with the callsign spartak now h

the british financial times reported that european companies had lost more than 100 billion euros by leaving russia. 600 european companies in this country have faced a reduction or stoppage, mainly in the field of energy , banking and insurance industry, in total , they suffered losses of more than 100 billion euros, which the financial times reported, this amount represents direct losses. caused by the reduction or sale or closure of these companies in russia and other losses include the specialized scientific meeting of religion and human values ​​in society with the presence of a group of muslim and christian thinkers and thinkers held in moscow and spirituality in human life and the role religious scholars in promoting moral values ​​in society one of the topics raised in this meeting was that not so long ago, cosmos hotel was the venue for important meetings of the communist party. now , it is hosting the mahdist knowledge-building period and the conference on religion and human values ​​in society, the realization of imam khomeini's historical message to mikhail gorbachev, and

the budget allocated to help with the screening. allocate weapons to taiwan, according to the financial times, if the white house's request to control taiwan is approved , it will receive weapons from the united states for the first time through the tax system known as foreign military financing. military aid to control taiwan the issue has caused a sharp reaction from beijing and it is part of its territory. chap says he may be sentenced to life imprisonment three times. the former us president said that with the new indictment issued against him , he may be sentenced to 561 years in prison, which means three for the 7th time, trump has called the us department of justice corrupt , which should be under control, and has again accused it of being illegal in order to influence the outcome of next year's us elections . loss of rainfall in some areas of pikan to 470 shilan meteorological organization has reached beijing, beijing witnessed the heaviest rainfall in at least the last 140 years, so far more than 127,000 residents of the city have been displaced due to the rain, shir meteorological o

the english newspaper financial times revealed that european companies will lose more than 100 billionssia. this newspaper wrote after the announcement of sanctions the european union also faced the reduction and suspension of about 600 european companies in russia . these companies, which are mainly active in the field of energy, banking and insurance, have a total of more than 100 billion euros, as reported by the financial times. the direct losses are due to the reduction in sales or the closure of these companies in russia, and other losses are not included. the heat reduces the gdp by six tenths of percent. the research of the experts of the alliance center shows that the heat directly affects the growth of the gdp. it is very cold it leads to a reduction in working hours and as a result to a reduction in production. also, as the air temperature increases, productivity decreases. the consequences of the heat are felt more in poor countries. the world meteorological department declared last month as the hottest month so far, three weeks after an american soldier was sent to north k

a total of more than 100 billion euros belong to it turkish financial times reported that this amount represents the direct losses caused by the reduction in sales or the closure of these companies in russia and does not include other losses. heat directly affects the growth of gdp, and extreme cold reduces working hours and thus reduces production. also, with the increase in air temperature, efficiency decreases. the consequences of air heat are especially felt in poor countries. global meteorology last month. milady is the hottest month so far, it has been announced that three weeks after the escape of an american soldier to north korea, the ministry of defense of the united states says that the situation is unclear. according to cnn , the 23-year-old king is among the american soldiers in south korea , who was killed last month during a visit to the border between north korea and some sources from arrested in north korea, the american informed about the crime of attacking a person in south korea. the family of an american soldier was arrested. they said that he may have been upset

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euros have been lost by european companies due to the withdrawal from russia , according to financial. timesist analyzed the financial report of the largest firms over the past year and a half and, according to their data , 176 corporations faced asset depreciation, as well as a loss due to the termination of activities in russia, well, in the eu they turn a blind eye to this, going further deliver weapons to ukraine with details anna voronina train while western sponsors have not yet transferred to the simulator of fighters in 16. but the equipment for training was nevertheless provided, despite the fact that the united states and its european colleagues agreed on a training plan, so far they have not been able to follow the plan and they will have to send planes against which they actively oppose in the states themselves, including at united states rallies states in this conflict are simple to inflict a strategic defeat on russia, which means that our politics suicide ladies and gentlemen, it's a real madness madness near the headquarters. he demanded to stop pumping weapons to ukraine and

note, in view of this information published by the financial times publication no financial times, ifyou refer to any sources, you can with a high degree of probability assume that this the source is quite reliable, so in view of this situation, teger repeatedly asked moscow not to use drones in the war in ukraine, and then moscow and the kremlin refused, and now, is it possible, mr. sergey to say that in washington, joe biden has a real chance to either push to convince tehran not to cooperate with russia, that is, who is now more profitable to tehran in russia or the united states, or they are like figaro to figarot, figarotut for from september, i will be able to resume negotiations between the united states and iran with about the main point of their agenda of the atomic program, we have already spent less than a year on it and now no one is in a favorable position in both countries there are forces that oppose the normalization of relations or rather not normalization but a reduction in the degree of mutual such aggression in the early united states, this is the first second ukra

it comes as a report in the financial times reveals. european firms have suffered a 100000000000 euro had by having to stop or steal back business in russia are to come to peter, rachel marston has been doing this once. remember all those anti russian sciences that were supposed to bring moscow to? it's nice. well, how's up and working out? french finance, minister, bleeding or the math set in a televised interview last year that american and european sections were quote, wage in all out economic and financial more on russia. adding that quote, the russian people would also pay the consequences. waiting to not even attempt to hide, the ultimate goal was really in change to bully, the average russian citizen into turning against russian president vladimir putin. american leaders also felt at the time that it was all going to be a big blockbuster success. the russian economy will be devastated as a consequence of what we have already done, but we do consider to continue to consider further steps we can take as result of these unprecedented sanctions ruble almost as it may be reduced to

so don't believe everything that the media, even though it's the financial times, is telling you.by asking you a question i asked you last time we spoke, which is more than a year ago. but i don't think you gave me a straight answer and i would appreciate one this time. let me begin byjust asking, are you a practising catholic? that's right. you are? so i just wonder how worried you are about the significant evidence of repression of, persecution of catholics inside china. i don't know where you got this information from, but according... well, i can tell you. would you like me to tell you? sure, yeah. ok, for example, the ngo chinaaid has catalogued various different cases in which chinese catholics, including bishops, have run into profound problems with the chinese authorities. bishop dong baolu refused to join the state—run patriotic church system. his own church in hebei province was then demolished by party officials. there's another bishop in china, joseph zhang weizhu, he is missing, been missing since 2021. i'm sure you're aware of these cases. well, as a practising catho

of shells than it bought from american corporations over the past 10 years, according to the financial times, western media admit that the ammunition already delivered does not help the kiev regime achieve at least some success in the counter-offensive about the latest publications in the western press maria scordilka. everything that happens is reminiscent of hell, all hope for victory is melting before our eyes . american journalists are laying out the promised outline of the failure of the ukrainian army on the shelves. the offensive moves slowly and unsuccessfully all the way, unable to either increase the pace or break through the russian defenses with equipment and weapons, and it’s a disaster at all. the probability of success states military experts is zero washington rushes to the aid of new ones. more importantly , the promised abrams will be sent almost empty, they write to me when they pass on. electronics of the tank will remain in the usa for the kiev regime, they consider it the white house a simplified version will do, spend a lot of money on ukraine, the american authorities

defenses are enjoying super profits civilian manufacturers are suffering huge losses according to financial timesalculations the largest european company lost at least 100 billion euros in russia after the start of a special operation in ukraine, we are talking about about 176 companies, from which impaired assets incurred costs associated with the exchange rate and other expenses. in connection with the sale, the closure or reduction of their business in russia, by country, companies from the uk, germany and france lost the most . also the creation of a new security architecture, according to the protesters, the new system should put end the bloc division of the world and take into account the concerns of each state in the field of security. the head of european diplomacy often says one thing, but thinks quite differently , a vivid example of this is green energy and clean politics. why did the west play into a bright future, and who subsidizes the adventure, whose billions go to the wind and which of the american officials skim the cream, inflating climate myths. green propaganda pitfalls of ab

have lost about 100 billion euros due to the withdrawal from russia, such data are cited by the financial timesn, they got acquainted with the financial statements of the largest european companies over the past year and a half and found out that 176 corporations suffered losses, however, in the european union they turn a blind eye to this, there intend to continue to pump up weapons to ukraine, and we will continue to attack voronin. train while the f-16 fighter simulator has not yet been handed over by western sponsors. but the equipment for training was nevertheless provided, despite the fact that the united states and its european colleagues agreed on a training plan, so far they have not been able to follow the plan, they will have to send planes against which they actively oppose in the states themselves, including at target rallies the united states in this conflict is simply to inflict a strategic defeat on russia, which means that our policy is suicidal ladies and gentlemen, it's a real madness madness , near the headquarters. he demanded to stop pumping weapons to ukraine and move on

of lng from russia despite the community’s desire to abandon russian gas by 2027 , reports the financial timesrding to the publication for the first 7 months of this year, belgium and spain became the second and third largest buyers of russian blue fuel after china's total gas imports to the eu during the period from january to july increased by 40% compared to the same period in 21 years. and the total amount of transactions has already exceeded 5 billion euros. kyrgyzstan celebrates independence day with the national holiday of the president of the president of the central asian republic, sadyr japarov, congratulated alexander lukashenko, the head of state noted that belarus attaches great importance to the consistent expansion of contacts with kyrgyzstan, increasing interaction within the framework of the eurasian economic union and other structures, the belarusian leader thanked japarov, for personal support and desire white.

that says that the conflict of costs continues in ukraine. outcomes is a report and their financial times reveals $176.00. you are paying companies of all ready stuff with a 100000000000 euro hit by having to stop or scale fact that business ties with russia is ought to contribute to rachel most. and remember all those anti russian sanctions that were supposed to bring moscow to it's nice. well, how's up and working out french finance minister between all the math set in a televised interview last year that american and european sections would quote wage in all out economic and financial more on russia. adding that quote, the russian people would also pay the consequences. waiting to not even attempt to hide that the ultimate goal was really in change to bully, the average russian citizen into turning against russian president vladimir putin. american leaders also felt at the time that it was all going to be a big blockbuster success. the russian economy will be devastated as a consequence of what we have already done, but we do consider the continue to consider further steps we can take

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the financial times using a financial times using cpi in a different found that financial times usingf average worker found that financial times using cpi in a diff average worker in found that financial times using cpi in a diff average worker in the nd that financial times using cpi in a diff average worker in the ukthat financial times using cpi in a diff average worker in the uk isit the average worker in the uk is down 3.5% on their pay in real terms, nurses are down 13, teachers slightly more doctors 24. so we've had our pay eroded by eight times the average worker . so while everyone is worker. so while everyone is struggling with the cost of living crisis and i empathise with every single viewer out there who's struggling , it's there who's struggling, it's clear pay cuts are clear that these pay cuts are driving doctors to leave the nhs , meaning of us can't get , meaning all of us can't get the that we want. the treatment that we want. >> we do have a national debt of £2.6 trillion. the government say they're very worried about pay say they're very worried about pay rises ju

it comes after the financial times reported saudi arabia and the uae were buying thousands of chips >> reporter: america's chip export blacklist is being expanded beyond china. according to the u.s. chipmaker nvidia which revealed this week that sales of its highly sophisticated machine learning chips will be subject to licensing requirements and middle east regions. it is understood the chipmaker was also given the same directive. it is not exactly clear which middle eastern countries are impacted. but the move comes after it was reported that saudi arabia and the uae were actively buying thousands of the american-made chips to power their own domestic a.i. ambitions. most u.s. export controls are implemented on national security grounds but no so specific reason was given for the latest. it is understood that growing fears with the issue in countries with close ties to china could attempt to export the chips beyond the borders or use them for intelligence gathering or advanced warfare applications. both nvidia said they would have a limited impact on the businesses but the move is a

joining me on the panel tonight is former financial times journalist and now director of the onward think tank seb payne and stefanie brown james, co—founder of democratic pac, the collective. also on the programme. three people suspected of spying for russia in the uk have been arrested and charged in a major national security investigation. the defendants, all bulgarian nationals, had been living in britain for several years, but it's alleged they were working for the russian security services. uk wages rise at a record rate. but economists warn it's not all good news as it could force interest rates to rise again. and two years since the taliban returned to power in aghanistan there's severe hunger and a near—collapse of the health system — we have a special report. former president donald trump says he will release his own report on what he calls election fraud in georgia. that comes after prosecutors in the us state — charged donald trump and 18 others — with attempting to overturn his 2020 election defeat there. the former president is facing 13 new charges, including racketeering a

the financial newspaper came to this conclusion. timesheir reporting, the oil, gas sector, the combined losses of bp shell and total energy with more than 40.5 billion euros, have suffered the most. the reason for the impairment of assets is fluctuations in the exchange rate, and the costs and expenses for the sale of the closing or reduction of the russian segment. the swedish company ist nine is selling its stake in the russian retailer melon fashion group, which manages the befree love republic and sela zarin stores, the stakes with 36% of the shares were valued at 15.5 billion rubles. the deal is expected to be closed within 2 weeks. the share is acquired by the investment company from russia, gem-invest melin fashion group last year increased revenue by a quarter, and net profit more than doubled and the us froze $ 26 million in the accounts of indian jewelry companies they are suspected in the import of diamonds from russia is informed about this by the economy times with reference to the department for foreign assets control of the

that's according to the financial times.ndustry is grappling with deep fake songs made with generative ai and mimic an artis's voice without their consent often. we shall see, kelly. back to you. >> tyler, i'll see you soon. >>> coming up, valvoline shares on pace for their ninth day of declines out of ten. but they hit an all-time high e nt ahsgo that's after the break >>> welcome back to "the exchange." shares of valvoline down 2% today. the automotive supply servicing company lowered the full-year guidance and reported 12.5% same-store sales growth from the previous year, and a big change with long-time ceo sam mitchell retiring next month. but first, he joins me now, and a first on cnbc interview. sam, good to see you >> good to see you, kelly. good to be on the show >> why sail off into the sunset now? >> well, i've been leading valvoline now for 21 years we've been through a big transformation, and we have a great successor in place >> when i think of valvoline as the oil change company, what am i mising what is it rea

time. in previous cycles what we saw is beijing steps in, and massive stimulus after the global financial crisise are seeing this time is beijing taking a very different choice. it doesn't want to go down the old route which led to a massive debt hangover, it led to a massive debt hangover, it led to a massive debt hangover, it led to investment in bad assets and the likes of evergrande being encouraged to carry on its very risky behaviour of more debt and bad investment. this time around they are trying to steer a path of getting a stimulus to stabilise things, but not enough to go down the massive debt hangover. what things, but not enough to go down the massive debt hangover. what is wron: with the massive debt hangover. what is wrong with the _ the massive debt hangover. what is wrong with the chinese _ the massive debt hangover. what is wrong with the chinese property - wrong with the chinese property market? it wrong with the chinese property market? ., , ., , , wrong with the chinese property market? ., , , ., market? it obviously got hit with the pandemic. _ market? it obviously got hit

certainly a sign of support from the german government. germany is the 2nd biggest supporting financial times if you crate. so there are certainly lots of things to discuss in terms of reconstruction of the country that germany is fund sponsoring or in terms of budget age and other uh, issues that need to be clarified between the 2 countries. so of course, every petition who arrives and keep that small, and he's by, by following up the 1st one to frame the visit as a sign of support for keeping these times. and what about his agendas? we have any details on that. i know of course things are usually under wrapped. yeah, of course. like as i mentioned, a lot of it concerns the financial aid. the biggest question over here is whether he will make any announcement on the delivery of the taurus messiahs. that's what ukraine wishes for. he has not signed anything, but he has just arrived actually, and has not had yet any talk so. so what people here will be watching most closely is exactly this issue. did, does need to leave a message from the german government on these missiles and because it wasn

financial times writes slize on prime minister's statement countries according to him, all the necessary logistics have already been prepared. head of the romanian government. he also said that the increase in military spending due to the conflict in ukraine puts a lot of pressure on the country's budget, according to the forecasts of the central bank of romania, the budget deficit this year will grow to 7.5% of gdp, which is almost 3% above the target. henceforth, germany will carefully consider assistance to kiev and not react to the influence of overseas curators , german chancellor scholz told the german media over the past year and a half, they have allocated 20 billion euros to kiev in the number of deliveries from berlin included battle tanks and air defense systems in ukraine were few. now she wants to get the tarus missiles from the german authorities. not only are they in no hurry to supply new weapons, but they are also starting to think. do you need to spend? far from all countries want to follow the lead of the north atlantic alliance in matters of military assistance to ukr

the financial times, trump team seeks for trial before election is a headline. dian, trump court date set, us set on course for election crutch. and york first president rabbi says 1190. finally on the times, drum heads back to washington to deny election charges. that's all tonight. mark's here tomorrow. before we go, you may have noticed we've had the newsnight whatsapp number up on screen. we love to hear from you and will read out some of your thoughts on what you've seen. tonight some comments on that trump legal case. luan o'carroll from north london told us, "trump's voter base support his actions, perhaps a conviction would result in a sort of public jury nullification." and helen clarkson—fieldsend from suffolk wrote to say she thinks we may have missed the main focus of the indictment in our reporting. the centrepiece, she says, is not the january 6th insurrection but the effort to invalidate the election results. well, perhaps we'll hear more detail tomorrow when he appears in court. do keep your messages coming. for now, goodnight. breaking news from

of lending in local currencies, the head of the dilmarusef bank said in an interview with the financial times this year it could be in the amount of 8 to 10 billion dollars the financial institute plans to launch loans the most significant achievement of this association was the new bank development brix , which is a source of financing for infrastructure and green projects in various countries and everything else in 2026 about 30% of lending. they plan to carry out in the local currency for the news, they themselves are closely following the west, so the german foreign minister said that she does not consider the desire of a number of countries to join brix as evidence of a weakening of g220, but is waiting with interest for the outcome of the meeting. today our country celebrated the day of the national flag with congratulations to the peasants vladimir putin addressed the president in particular stressed that the historical symbols of russia require respect for the occasion on a significant date , patriotic actions were held in all regions, concerts and flash mobs in moscow on poklonnaya,

" and financial times.ll right, let's take a look at today's stories. >> equipped with incredible strength and protective armor, this massive robot can take on tasks that would be challenging or dangerous for humans. and this little box shaped robot can handle the mutoninous yet important job of securing rebar with wire. today's on site report shows how robots are being used to increase efficiency and safety at work sites across japan. >> so today we're talking about robots and how they're starting to have a positive impact on work sites across japan. so, as you take a look at this graph behind me, the number of construction workers in japan has been on the decline since 2001. you can see here it's dropped significantly from 6.3 million to below 5 million in 2020. so jonathan, what do you make of this? >> the workforce in japan is shrinking and it's also aging. so even the workers that companies can find to do these jobs aren't as young as they were in earlier eras, so they need the help with the robots, so

nvidia is very good at machine learning, it has noise in the financial times about middle eastern andnese bulk buying these products. the chinese, in case there are sanctions against them, there is are sanctions against them, there is a huge gamble on there. nvidia is capitalising. we are with al where we work with the internet 25 years ago, when we didn't know who were going to be the winners and losers. if you went back, the winners didn't exist then and for nvidia, don't exist then and for nvidia, don't exist now. the other implication of the stock market is that nvidia has a valuation of more than $1 trillion for shares, the six most valuable companies in the world, one of the companies in the world, one of the companies that has driven us stock market performance. it has to keep the stock market buoyant. i back it is astonishing that it is one of the world's most valuable companies, yet many will not have had a bit. chances are, increasingly, they will be using it. i am looking at the numbers. one of the chips, d h 100, it sells for £40,000 —— $40,000. numbers. one of the chips,

the european union will purchase record volumes of russian liquefied gas this year, writes the financial times eu countries sought to abandon pipeline gas at all costs from russia at the same time they replaced it with liquefied this fact in the body. doubled the import of russian nickel in july, the country purchased almost 436 tons of metal for $11 million, this is the maximum since 2005, ria novosti reports with reference to the brazilian statistics service. now russia is the main supplier, the supplier is in second place, norway is in third place, the united states and china announced a slowdown in economic growth in the chinese government, they noted the speech about public investment and special debt programs of municipalities, while china's gdp growth rate is still one of delhi's best at five percent. this was economic news in a nutshell.

russia despite the desire of the community to abandon russian gas by 2027 , according to the financial times, according to the publication for the first 7 months of this year, belgium and spain became the second and third largest buyers of russian blue fuel after china as a whole imports of gas to the eu between january and july increased by 40% compared with the same period of 21 years. and the total amount of transactions has already exceeded 5 billion euros. kyrgyzstan celebrates independence day with national holiday congratulated president of the central asian republic sadyr zhaparov, alexander lukashenko congratulated the head of state noted that belarus attaches great importance to the consistent expansion of contacts with kyrgyzstan increasing cooperation within the framework of the eurasian economic union and other structures organization of cooperation, and also expressed confidence that it has developed between minsk and bishkek friendship and respect will enable countries to successfully withstand the unprecedented global upheaval and enrich partnerships with new ideas and promis

newspaper british financial times recently wrote that while western officials publicly have a positive approach to ukraine's military performance , they criticize kiev in private conversations and are not optimistic about the success of ukraine's military efforts. inhumane and discriminatory behavior in the american army has escaped. this 23-year-old soldier was on a mission in south korea and escaped to north korea last month during a visit to the border between the two koreas . gave in the initial investigation said that he was embarrassed by the inequality and discrimination in the us military and was determined to flee to north korea or a third country. witnesses said that travis king was laughing loudly while crossing the korean border into north korea. pyongyang confirmed the arrest of this american soldier. in a statement, the caretaker government of afghanistan condemned all the efforts of the occupiers in afghanistan as a failure . this statement was made on the occasion of the second anniversary of the withdrawal of american forces from afghanistan . up to date 2 years ago, o

fluctuations and prepare to distribute these funds to creditors in a narrow and dynamic manner, the financial times said. just before the bankruptcy of more than 9 billion dollars in debt, according to the data of our defi platform, the total value of locked-in defi assets has fallen to its lowest level in the last two and a half years, from $150 billion to billion . difai's creators played a role, experts are one among these factors, the change of the traditional voices of define to likuta skate contracts, which are considered non-custodial methods, extensive changes in the market, including the volume of transactions and concerns about the security issues of defi , have added to the concerns of investors, as well as the decrease in the value of digital currencies such as ethereum to the decrease in the total value . locked up fueled atomic wallet once known as the leader for custodial wallets in the cryptocurrency world now facing a major legal battle this august several reports about the validation wallet and a $100 million court lawsuit regional us colorado filed charges of negligence and illeg

task that was put on our agenda was to first determine whether the board of directors had the financial time, as well as the technical discussion, whether ahli tala is capable of realizing the project or not . it required an official inquiry from the ministry of oil and in writing. we asked the ministry of oil and the relevant department, which was the country's petrochemical industry company, officially announced by sending bostan delegations and snad investigation that it is too late and does not have the necessary technical and financial credit to complete this project. many delegations and holdings there are many who are active in petrochemicals and the discussion of building petrochemicals in the province were present and after the final negotiations, the persian gulf petrochemical company was chosen as the new investor. the names of the winners, dear and honorable minister of foreign affairs of our country, are with the saudi council. be with mr. shah's 300 colleagues . dear mrs. hajipour and dear viewers of khabar, we are at your service from mehrabad airport . dr. amir abdullahian, t

financial assistance in ukraine from the european union is under threat , according to the financial times, disputes arose within s over filling the budget. brussels simultaneously demands an increase in the contribution from all members of the association and promises kiev multi-billion dollar support disputes over expediency against the backdrop of a succession. failed. the voices of skeptics are getting louder than the details. denis davydov has a reagent german television is stalling and explaining that it is impossible to drag on any longer. a general will soon be deployed in eastern ukraine. rasputin's frost will begin in six weeks, dirt roads will become impassable. i think the offensive is moving slowly but surely forward. however, the clock is ticking on all sides of the ukrainians are being driven forward. that is, to kill and vsu. this is understood by one army moving forward in these forests , leopards do not help kiev. and by the way, there could have been more, but switzerland, citing neutrality, refused to transfer almost hundreds of power machines to ukraine. they farewell

participate in the draw details in the application. mi now economic news financial time has estimateded the most losses? well, roman has the highest losses, expected from the oil and gas sector, details a little later, while other topics. deliveries through the damaged string of the druzhba oil pipeline will resume on august 8 , the operator of the polish section of the pipeline announced this and is currently being repaired and promised to be in time by tuesday morning. a branch that stretches from russia through belarus to poland and also apparently to germany was disconnected due to a leak. the cause of the accident is currently unknown and is under investigation. at the same time, the pumping of oil along the southern branch of friendship. here it is, which passes through ukraine to hungary and slovakia, the czech republic goes in the normal mode the expert notes that it is loaded at full capacity and i remind you last year through the pipeline. friendship , 38.5 million tons of oil were pumped, i also note that germany is now most interested in the speedy restoration of the healt

operation in ukraine amounted to at least 100 billion euros , according to the british newspaper financial timeshe publication, more than 170 companies of the old world have recorded quoting impairment of assets, as well as expenses resulting from the sale closure or reduction of russian business, leaders of financial losses. these are, of course, representatives of the oil and gas sector. for example, the combined loss of bp shell and total energyes. more than 40 billion euros amounted to a company engaged in industry, including in the car. no , more than 13 billion were missing earlier vladimir putin extended restrictive measures in response to anti-russian sanctions, the president said that large foreign companies have been ousting russian competitors from the markets for many years due to aggressive advertising and subsidizing now however, when western business left russia , it is necessary to form a supply-side economy. putin noted that even now russian companies are producing products with excellent characteristics, which are often in no way inferior to foreign counterparts, and sometimes

now economic news financial times has estimated the losses of european companies after leaving the russianarket at 100 billion euros, artyom which sectors suffered the most losses? well, roman has the highest losses, of course, the oil and gas sector will talk about this a little later in more detail, for now, uh, other topics of delivery through a damaged oil pipeline. friendship will resume on august 8, the operator of the polish section of the highway announced this, let's take a look at the moment it is being repaired. here is the same area. yes, uh, i promise, uh, that they will fix that very leak by tomorrow morning. earlier, the northern branch , which stretches from russia through belarus to poland and germany, was disconnected from that very leak and the cause of the accident is still unknown at the moment being investigated. at the same time, pumping oil to the south view along the south branch. friendship goes quite to itself in a regular mode i will note germany now. she is most interested in the speedy restoration of the working capacity of the north, since a long downtime thr

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operations in ukraine amounted to at least 100 billion euros, according to the british newspaper financial timesrding to the publication, more than 170 eu companies recorded depreciation of assets, and are also spending as a result of the sale of the closure or reduction of russian business . the largest losses were suffered by the oil and gas sector, so the combined loss of bp shell and total energies. more than 40 billion euros of companies employed in industry amounted to. including in the automotive industry, more than 13 billion were missing before vladimir putin broke through restrictive measures in response to anti-russian sanctions, the president said that large foreign companies had been ousting russian competitors from the markets for many years due to aggressive advertising and subsidies. now, when western business has left russia , it is necessary to form a supply-side economy. putin noted that even now the russian companies produce products with excellent characteristics, which are often in no way inferior to foreign counterparts, and sometimes even surpass them. today vladimir puti

about the decline of western institutions the next big thanks was said by the english newspaper financial times, referring to the acceptance of six new members, including iran, into the brics group. this group now casts a shadow over the group of seven in terms of population, economy and resources, and it must be said that the era of the global south is dawning. a few days after the brics meeting and the acceptance of iran and five other members to iran's islam karimov, the president of france told the members of his country's travel community that it has become more complicated and the weakening of the west and especially europe will bring these words of mine because while his request to attend the press conference has been rejected on the one hand, they want to implement reforms in the world bank and the international monetary fund, and on the other hand , they form new institutions such as the development bank, which was established in 2017 . he revealed more than before that this group will increase for granting loans through the brics development bank, and this bank will act as an alternat

as to speak to the russian correspondent for the financial times. nice to see you.you have been following the story. can you tell me a little about the investigation and location of the bodies and what is being done in moscow to get to the bottom of this echo -- of this? >> we know the plane crashed northwest of a region in a settlement near a local village. there were a lot of eyewitnesses and a lot of footage. we know the russian investigative committee has said it is launching a criminal case to investigate the causes of the incident. russia's aviation agency said they are looking for the black box and also looking into the causes of the incident. right now, we know parts of the plane are scattered in a small area apart from the tail end of the plane that is 3.5 kilometers away. everyone is still piecing together what happened. of course, the primary theory being discussed are potentially a bomb on the plane. or something on the undercarriage of the plane. others have spoken to by surface-to-air missile so there are different theories. christian: you probably hea

institutions and said that the next big thank you will be in the way of the english newspaper financial times, also referring to the admission of six new members, including iran, to the brics group, this group wrote. now, in terms of population, economy and resources, it casts a shadow on the group of seven, and it must be said that the era of the global south is dawning after a few days of the brics meeting and the acceptance of iran and five other members into iran . the situation says that it is complicated, the reality is that the conditions in the world are becoming more complicated day by day and bring more risks to weaken the west and especially europe. they want to implement reforms in the world bank and the international monetary fund, and on the other hand, they form the new development bank, which was established in 2017. lending through the brics development bank will increase yafet and this bank will act as an alternative to the world bank and the international monetary fund. another issue that is particularly important is the effort of these countries to trade with each other us

[applause] the financial times and the wall street journal have started to call my plan bidenomics.ith all due respect, our plan is working. the economy has grown since i took over -- office, it grew faster in the last quarter than anyone expected and we created more than 13 million randy job since i took office in less than three years. 90,000 new jobs in new mexico. [applause] 800 thousand manufacturing jobs nation but -- nationwide. where is it written that america cannot lead the world again in manufacturing because we are going to do just that. leading manufacturer in the world. these are facts, not hyperbole. we created more jobs in two years than any president in america in history has in four years. unemployment has been a low -- been below 4% in the longest period stretch and a years in american history and not only did we recover reject -- recover the jobs we lost during the pandemic, we have more jobs than we did before the pandemic because on -- unemployment has been so low for so long, workers are able to look for better jobs and higher pay. according to the research su

arabia, salman, will probably come to in great britain, this information was made public by the financial times with reference to a source in the government. it is known that the invitation was sent to the crown prince of saudi arabia by the british side in fact. it is not yet known whether he accepted it, as well as the date of the trip, but how did the bbc find out about the alleged meeting of mohammed bin salman tarishi sonic will take place in the first half of october. why is this event worth paying attention to? well, first of all, because such a trip may become the first, and in time , the prince will be accused of involvement in the murder. journalist jamal khashoggi, so to begin with, let's recall this event. bbc correspondent highland cat was in great britain in march 2018, but six months after her visit to britain , journalist jamal khashoggi was brutally killed at the saudi arabian embassy. objected some think his invitation now sends the wrong signal because and what are you whitewashing what we have to do is think about how we affect these countries and roll out the red carpet to

rate from 8.5 to 12% per annum affected the market and the rumors published by western media financial timesbloomberg write that exporters can necessarily sell up to 80% of the proceeds of the currency within 90 days after entering the account. today vladimir putin and the mayor of moscow will open the third line of the moscow central diameters, thanks to mcd-3, the adjacent road will be able to unload two or three percent, and the metro at 6:15 the capital is actively developing other segments of urban transport. buys electric buses creates additional dedicated lanes for river trams will open a second year-round route these are already fully integrated into the public transport system of moscow. the cost and payment for travel on such transport is included in the tariff system of urban transport . slightly away from the tourist sites, in fact. it already demonstrates the city's attitude to river infrastructure as an independent mode of transport, which is already integrated into the city's public transport system. the united states is considering possible options for exporting grain from th