this is the second story kind of i line to that financial times story. they haven't said or done. it can be used to perpetrate various crimes including financial fraud or intellectual property rights. looking at that, i think the danger is that if you don't get on top of this, we will never separate truth from fiction. there is almost a live dividend for people greeting the stuff, and we may not believe what they are creating, but bit of delusions under the stuff, it won't add you look at all the real stuff, because we won't be able to interpret what is real. —— if the deluge is under the stuff. find interpret what is real. -- if the deluge is under the stuff. and that is what i'm — deluge is under the stuff. and that is what i'm concerned _ deluge is under the stuff. and that is what i'm concerned about, - deluge is under the stuff. and that is what i'm concerned about, the l is what i'm concerned about, the erosion of trust that underpins a democracy. we have already seen that in the middle east crisis that is happening at the moment where people are lo

look, the ft financial times wrote that the elections in the united states and britain may coincide, and this is somewhat dangerous for stormy, as they write against the international background, i have never heard such a thing before, well, they will bring elections, yes, they do not have a war, thank god, they can hold elections, well, in america it will be just an ordinary election, so regular in britain, another political system, but your point of view, you consider it a danger, i was absolutely shocked by this article in the financial times, because i did not see, well, there is this phrase, which coincides with the stormy international background, well, where stormy, in we have a stormy international background, israel has a stormy international background, something i did not see there are no storms in britain or america, your point of view, please, thank you, mr. mykola, good evening, i think there are two points of view here. first, as we saw, the events in the middle east, in israel, they stirred up public opinion in britain and in the united states, and people saw this rea

lucy fisher from the financial times, thank you j from the financial times, thank you very much forjoiningshould say if you do want more on that breaking story and that letter, from suella braverman to rishi sunak and more analysis from our teams at westminster you can of course go to the bbc news website. now to our other main story of the day. medical staff at gaza's biggest hospital say a mass grave has been dug for patients, who died after it ran out of fuel. a doctor at the al shifa hospital says around 200 have been buried, after dying when vital hospital equipment stopped working due to power cuts and fuel shortages, caused by israel's offensive against hamas. fighting between the israeli military and hamas is continuing around the hospital. israeli tanks have surrounded the facility and there've been reports of explosions nearby. the uk and the us have appealed to the israeli military to show restraint around al? shifa. israel insists it is only targeting hamas, and that their command centre is in tunnels beneath the hospital. our chief international correspondent orla guerin repor

that’s about that new oligarchs may appear in ukraine, writes the financial times, the author of theuption into the title, apparently for the financial times, it’s really new to trade on your influence, which is why, as they often say, that ukraine has no future, the country cannot be governed according to the principle of mass robbery, the word of the new oligarchs is important, because they finally noticed that with the change of power the owners also change there, it was always in ukraine, but the west did not notice this, ukraine is the right country, but this is where financial times is heading, but he hardly just wants to talk about ukraine’s internal problems. here’s the thing, the author of the article directly points out that corruption is one of the main obstacles on ukraine’s path to nato and the eu, so come tomorrow, first of all, on many of ukraine’s problems, the western partners simply turned a blind eye, pretending that they do not exist, even weapons were tried in ukraine, but it was ineffective. wait, what about the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine, the so

but the english newspaper financial times wrote: hundreds of companies in the land. occupied were exposed to breakage. according to the report of this newspaper, the one-month economic war the israeli regime has faced a recession of the same weight as the corona era. this newspaper quoted the managers of large companies of the zionist regime and wrote: the government has so far refused to provide aid to the companies affected by the war. the head of the zionist producers' association told the financial times: after the palestinian operation on october 7 , the israelis were left alone, and due to the consequences of the war, the financial and economic shock has spread throughout the occupied territories. in the past month, due to increasing dissatisfaction with the policies of the occupiers, the occupied territories have been the scene of demonstrations against the current government many times. resistance radio it started its fourth year of operation. this radio network can be received on fm red wave. at the beginning of the fourth year of its activity , it has a spe

and what is the financial times getting at?ey just want talk about ukraine's internal problems. here's the thing, the author of the article directly points out that corruption is one of the main obstacles on ukraine's path to nato and the eu, so come back tomorrow. at first , our western partners simply turned a blind eye to so many internal problems of ukraine , pretending that they did not exist, they even tried to create commissions to control their ineffective ones. wait, what about the national anti-corruption bureau of ukraine, the so-called nabu, but what about the anti-corruption prosecutor's office of ukraine, they that they do not work or turn a blind eye to the colossal shadow circulation of money associated, for example, with leaving the country, about 50 70,000 citizens of ukraine of military age are abroad, and as we know, at first svo was introduced for everything in concrete money, especially again - according to the ukrainian media, according to the law enforcement agencies of ukraine, somewhere the departure o

the confiscation of russian assets is not beneficial to the west, as the financial times writes, if thisuences for the global financial system will be disastrous. most importantly, the fear is that the confiscation of russia's assets will force other non-western countries to withdraw their reserves from the west, for fear that one day they will be treated in the same way. this is of concern because could destabilize the global financial system. the publication notes that there are also legal obstacles, which is why the european central bank has prohibited eu politicians from taxing companies that receive excess profits from frozen russian assets. let me remind you that earlier the leaders of several western countries instructed the european commission to formulate a mechanism for using such income. the uk has decided to issue new mining licenses annually. oil and gas, and as the country’s government reported, its own fields will reduce it dependence on imported energy resources, in addition, this will provide hundreds of thousands of new jobs . but such a solution has its own challenges,

people in the army, a challenge for ukraine in the war with russia, the american publication financial timesrites about it. at the same time, the issue is not only the number of people. in the army, but also as their training. analysts referred to by journalists claim that the average age in the process of mobilization in ukraine has increased and is 30-40 years old on average. instead , the armed forces of ukraine need rejuvenation, they say, they need hardy fighters aged 18-24. by the way, the british ex-minister of defense, ben wallace, also spoke about this earlier. financial times analysts indicate that the ukrainian army needs infantry in the best physical form. because the war is now concentrated in the trenches and trenches. in addition, due to the fact that ukraine has less manpower than russia , well-trained and durable troops will help fight against russian aggression for longer, but even so, analysts believe that ukraine will not be able to accept the russian option of waging a war of attrition. the russian federation, as indicated in the article, will be able to surpass both in

live now to george hammond, venture capital correspondent for the financial times.as this announcement? well, i am one of— was this announcement? well, i am one of those _ was this announcement? well, i am one of those people - was this announcement? well, i am one of those people zoe - am one of those people zoe mentioned he was scrambling to find out what has happened here. it is hugely surprising. it has shocked silicon valley and i think it has shocked the wider ai community and anyone who has followed this company over the last year as they become a household name. we are starting to get some sense as to what happened, if not why it happened, and zoe alluded to sam's statement early in the day, and in the last half an hour has been another statement put out by him and greg brockman, co—founder, who was also semi—pushed out of the company and then decided to jump company and then decided to jump earlier today. and they have said they are still trying to figure out exactly what has happened. they are saying they were given almost no warning was going to happen, s

the head of the association of manufacturers of the zionist regime told the financial times: after theestinian operation on october 7, the israelis were left alone and due to the consequences of the war , financial and economic shock spread throughout the occupied territories. has taken. in the past month, due to increasing dissatisfaction with the policies of the occupiers, the occupied territories have been the scene of demonstrations against the current government many times . the next part of the news is at 6 o'clock. in the news, you saw that new high-tech nanotechnology products were unveiled today at the 14th bread technology exhibition, and these enclosures include contracts with the industry that are valued at 730 billion tomans , and are going to create more market development for nanotechnology products. do in tonight's special news talk program, we will examine the issue of the contribution of nanotechnology products in the technology diplomacy of our country of course, the exporters who are active in this field and the challenges they face and with what solutions we can so

available from the financial times.dmitting violations and cooperating with investigations allows companies to reduce government fines. and he notes that sanctions have become a real test for british business. russia is more involved in the global economy than iran and north korea, against which restrictions were previously introduced. refusal from such cooperation is very painful for entrepreneurs, and many prefer to take risks rather than lose their business. for violating anti-russian sanctions, british companies face fines and criminal cases. in the next few years, the growth rate in the vehicle leasing market may be noticeable. according to expert estimates, this is due to the tightening of monetary policy, as well as the growth car cost and geopolitical risks. in addition, this year the business has already been able to satisfy the accumulated, pent-up demand, experts say. so from next to twenty-seventh year, the average annual growth of new business in the passenger car segment will be reduced to 30%, trucks to 2

available from the financial times. violations and cooperation with the investigation allows companies to reduce fines from the state. the publication notes that the sanctions have become a real test for british business. russia is more involved in the global economy than iran and north korea, against which restrictions were introduced earlier. refusal from such cooperation is very painful for entrepreneurs and many prefer to take risks rather than lose their business. for violation anti-russian sanctions, british companies face fines and criminal cases. government. found a way to compensate for budget expenses on damfer, as kommert writes, citing his sources, the mineral extraction tax for gas condensate will increase, for example, for gazprom, this could bring the budget an additional 70-80 billion rubles per year. the company processes gas condensate at plants that already receive fuel damper, but these plants do not pay a premium on condensate, as they do oil producing companies. let me remind you that damper is a m

the financial times writes that the launch of new fields will not help the kingdom significantly reduceependence on imported raw materials or affect their price. this is due to insignificant oil and gas reserves in the country. and finally, the exchange rates are dollar 93.03, euro 99.01, that’s all about the economy. on a green day, you will get a huge cashback in the megamarket, smart sber devices with cashback and a discount of up to 50%. popular products with cashback up to 100. green day with subscription more more profitable and starts 3 days earlier. astor valuation will tell you a fair price for a variety of cars, yours, your neighbor's or your boss's, check with the author out of curiosity. misha, yes, it’s a shame to forget where your cart is. misha, or forget the cat food. or even forget what you came for? but the most offensive thing is to forget about the x5 club card at the checkout, leave your points in the store, for sure, show the card and get up to 20% cashback on purchases at perekrestok and pyaterochka and up to 50% service package, it’s beneficial not to forget, vtb

the financial times came to this conclusion.icials admit that the country has already lost many of people. over the past 2 months alone, the population of ukraine has decreased by 4 million, and now stands at 19 million people. but in 2020 there were almost 44 million. according to experts , there are 5-6 million ukrainians in the eu. the electoral revolt won in the parliamentary elections in the netherlands. anti-migrant party. the pvv party also declares euroscepticism and demands the country's exit from the eu. party leader wilders is praised in the european media as an ultranationalist and even a fascist for his anti-islamic speeches. it is likely that this is what brought the party victory. uncontrolled migration is extremely worrying for dutch residents. a victory for the right will most likely cause a protracted political crisis. wilders' party has 35 seats in parliament. the conservatives have 23, the center-left 25, neither a one-party government nor a coalition of such ideologically different forces is possible. the el

more than a hundred british companies. admitted to violating sanctions against russia, the financial timesnance. as of on 17 may, 127 companies voluntarily reported sanctions violations to the uk government. this is stated in a freedom of information request sent to the uk treasury, available to the financial times. voluntary admission of violations and cooperation with the investigation allows companies to reduce fines from the state. the publication notes that the sanctions have become a real test for british business. russia is more involved in the global economy than iran and north korea, against which restrictions were introduced earlier. refusal from such cooperation is very painful for entrepreneurs and many prefer to take risks rather than lose their business. for violating anti-russian sanctions, british companies face fines and criminal cases. the closest ones. several years, the growth rate in the vehicle leasing market may slow down, according to expert raa, this is due to tightening monetary policy, as well as rising car costs and geopolitical risks. in addition, this year the

it was, as the financial times writes, a year ago.y, according to journalists, the russian federation seems to be resorting to the topic of nuclear weapons when trying to restrain further military support. countries from the west. do you think the kremlin is still thinking about using nuclear weapons against ukraine or its allies, and how does the west perceive it now? i would say that russia is using nuclear threats very effectively to scare allies and stop supplies to ukraine. long-range weapons that it has been asking for since the invasion began, and we are trembling with fear that if we do anything too fast, world war iii will start and it will go nuclear, a fear that the russians feed into every day. how do you rate nuclear russia's arsenal, especially after the latest tests of russian yars and bulava missiles, which, according to... ukrainian intelligence , ended in failure. russia has a lot of nuclear warheads, you don't need to focus on the latest tests of delivery systems to conclude that they have a problem, a problem, what

two sensational articles from the financial times and washington post.tern sanctions template is being broken even more. the financial times writes that almost all russian oil is sold for more than $60, and the washington post finishes it off. even the american military department, the pentagon, uses russian oil to circumvent sanctions. needless to say, russian fuel is purchased by a company from the united arab emirates, and the fuel ends up in an oil storage facility in turkey. ownership is multiple. changes, russian oil is mixed with other brands and ends up at a greek oil refinery, which serves the armed forces of america, at this time the europeans are suffering, losses from sanctions in the eu amounted to 250 billion, although the usa also has a lot of problems. today it became known that after landing all the homeless drug addicts of san francisco 101 km away, the americans still won’t be able to. the fact is that the leader of the prc has already been to the city of disco and is quite familiar with the situation there. back in 1985 , this photo s

according to the financial times, after gaining control of the hospital, tsahal may take an operatingause. the idf also carried out strikes on a number of military installations belonging to izbola in response to missile launches from lebanese territory. usa. an american base in an oil field in eastern syria came under yet another rocket attack. calls to stop the fire in the gas sector are increasingly heard around the world. activists disrupted canadian prime minister's meal they left him without dinner. pro-palestinian demonstrators began accusing srudeau of having blood on his hands. and in the united states, activists placed dozens of mannequins in plastic bags near the white house. according to protesters, the picket clearly shows what the supply of weapons to israel and the postponement of a decision on a ceasefire leads to. a large-scale protest in the uk, people with palestinian flags blocked the street near the parliament in westminster. no us administration. was never interested in a final settlement conflict between israel and palestine, military observer tas viktor litovki

from us, what are we going to do, they are sometimes encouraged by these publications, like the financial times what do you really want, yes, simply, create a military economy there, israel did it , so you there, thanks to massive western investments, easily create military enterprises there in ukraine, so you will be on your own without any help the netherlands, do not depend on their elections, and you will create and destroy yourself, and i’m watching the discussion, how great it is, but the financial times writes, right? that is, the truth is one question: israel created its entire military economy, army, mainly in peacetime, between these periodic skirmishes, between soldiers there, which lasted about a week, about a month, about two, but basically it was still under the western umbrella, again mostly, when they were not touched by some powerful power, do you really think that someone there in ukraine thinks that russia will calmly watch how you create... yes, and we, patriots, will produce, and this is so profitable, you give us money, and if there is no money, then give loans, we will re

in an interview with the financial times, the austrian foreign minister said that kiev has there shoulds over bosnia and herzegovina, it would be a strategic disaster if the european commission looked at... the western balkans under a magnifying glass and with rose-colored glasses at ukraine. in addition, according to the diplomat, if the eu maintains the old approach to expansion, then kiev, to a certain extent, may never become part of the bloc. in france , the so-called dung riots of farmers continue. the day before , several trucks loaded with fertilizer were unloaded near toulouse and set on fire to attract the attention of officials. previously 300 cubic meters fertilizers farmers threw it out in front of the city hall of the city of kogor, here it was even smeared in a thick layer on the walls of the town hall with help from the lake, people want to receive help from the authorities for the entire agricultural sector in order to avoid ruin. protests by polish truckers on the border with ukraine do not stop, another fourth checkpoint is blocked, medical facilities, protests will l

as the financial times notes, manufacturers need to implement. european union or destroy it.g to media reports, there are currently about 200,000 tons of cocoa and 150,000 tons of coffee in european warehouses. this was the economic news, i wish you success in your business and good mood, see you soon. the morning broadcast on tv channels belarus 1 and belarus 24 continues with the program zone x, i’m yuri shevchuk, hello, a resident of borisov lost more than 14,000 rubles after a conversation with a false controller. an unknown person called in messenger and introduced himself to the employees of the state control committee, he said that a bank employee allegedly opened in her name several accounts through which he transfers funds... obtained by criminal means in order to secure savings:

polumnitz financial times notes that russia.ndent on the help of the west, which... was unable to increase military production to the russian level, and now it also has to compete with tel aviv for limited reserves of western weapons. against this background, washington wants to delicately push kievsky to negotiate with moscow. this opinion was expressed by walter meath, director of research at the hudson institute, in his article for the french newspaper lofigaro. they say biden will provide minor assistance to the armed forces and wait for zelensky himself. will understand, it's time to start negotiations and agree to territorial concessions to moscow. in this way, washington will be able to calm its conscience by declaring that the ukrainians themselves decided to give up the territory to russia, and the americans, of course, had nothing to do with it. the position of the armed forces of ukraine in lefigaro’s article is called a dead end and pasovo. the war in ukraine is bigger. conflict in europe since the second world war.

among the proposals there are new measures that should ensure compliance, denmark noted, as the financial timestend to inspect and detain tankers with our oil that are heading to a third country. the kremlin called copenhagen. and brussels comply with the rules of international shipping, anti-russian sanctions and support, a clear confirmation of this is the situation on the polish-ukrainian border. polish carriers are blocking checkpoints and demanding the abolition of benefits for ukrainian truck drivers. the line is already 50 km away, it’s crazy, why can’t i become, marvel, the stink is here, and why can’t i be, and i also want to strike, now i’m also going to barbecue. new.

december 24 years, such products from areas with deforestation can. enter the european market, but financial timesrials, awaiting customs clearance, can lie in european warehouses for a very long time, more than 18 months, which remain until the end of the transition period. and then all this will have to be either destroyed or sold outside the eu. everything about economics. denis talolaev, with an economic review of the day. dangerous, irresistible. heartbreaking touching abram schwartz, dashing emelyan pugachev, and this only in cinema, and dozens more roles on stage, theater management and large-scale public work, vladimir moshkov , has been confirming his role as a charismatic and powerful man for many years, today the people’s artist turns 60. in a congratulatory telegram, mashkov’s generous talents and inexhaustible creative energy, noted vladimir putin, anton talpa will tell you how ntv is going to congratulate the star. by the way, i stand on a cold cement floor with my sore feet all day long and they fool me all day long head, i still take work home for the evening, why don’t i complain

i'm told that dmitry babich of the financial times has the first question. >> thank you. as an irish man i apologize for bringing you the rain. president biden: i would not have called on you if i had known that. >> president biden, given that america plays a role into major global crises in ukraine and gaza, is that your previous commitment to defend taiwan for many chinese military action and to xi jingping outline the conditions under which china would attack taiwan? president biden: i reiterate what i said since i became president and what every president as of late has said. we maintain the agreement that there is a one china policy. i'm not going to change that, that's not going to change. that is about the extent to which we discussed it. next question was bloomberg. >> it appears, among other issues, that your agreement with president xi over fentanyl would require a lot of trust in verifications to have success curbing those drug close. after today, and considering all you've been through in the past year, would you say that you trust president xi? secondly, on t

according to the financial times, the war in ukraine and the war in gas could isolate biden and allow is opening an investigation against netanyahu, accusing him of military crimes, the religious council of indonesia is already issuing a fatwa on the boycott of trade with israel, and this is a country with the largest muslim population in the world, that is , both colombia and indonesia have just been completely loyal to the americans, who very strictly monitored whether there were russians or chinese influence, everything follows the pattern of the first world war, when the british suddenly discovered that in their colonies they supported the ottoman sultan’s call for jiha. against fountains. the british spent a lot of effort, connected preachers in egypt, in india in persian gulf, who explained: do not listen to the sultan, he is fighting on the side of germany, you should be for the empire, and not for him. but then the british understood that it was difficult to expect real loyalty from the allies. let's quickly watch the advertisement and try to understand, and now, 105 years lat

if you read the financial times like i do, so many mornings and there was a quote in the financial timesm robert big l bigelow and was $20 million to the super pac and he's throwing his support to donald trump. i think trump has the momentum and the inner shah. you better be ready and willing to get in the gutter and you better be able to kill and that's not who ron is. if you're ron desantis waking up to the news that one of your biggest donors is considering forsaking you, how do you feel? >> it's a big blow. early on he was the presumed, presumptive alternate testify donald trump. he's putting all his stock into the state of iowa. certainly governor kim reynolds' endorsement will help, but in the end, in these early states, iowa and new hampshire these voters take the election very seriously. they like to hear from the candidates multiple times and they want to know about plausibility, and if you don't have the finances and that was one of the advantages early on is having the money and that was starting to dry up. i think you will see momentum if nikki haley has a big night. on the f

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_ financial crisis, and that was a time when _ financial crisis, and that was a time whene western financial system was being rocked to its foundations, when banks were collapsing virtually every day. the thing you need most is a chancellor in these times was to .ive chancellor in these times was to give a _ chancellor in these times was to give a calm, authoritative appearance, and whatever else alistair — appearance, and whatever else alistair was feeling behind—the—scenes, he always came across— behind—the—scenes, he always came across as _ behind—the—scenes, he always came across as being in charge, being calm, _ across as being in charge, being calm, knowing what he was doing, and that was— calm, knowing what he was doing, and that was absolutely essential to that was absolutely essential to that moment of crisis. so when the moment— that moment of crisis. so when the moment of— that moment of crisis. so when the moment of test came, alistair passed it with _ moment of test came, alistair passed it with flying colours. when _ it with flying colours. when you were actu

where the russian military appears as a disgusting monster, this creativity can be seen in the financial timest kiev’s big problems with personnel. mobilization early last year attracted a disproportionate number of older men with military experience, but younger ones are now needed people with greater endurance skills. ukraine needs excellent infantry. i wonder what the infantry itself thinks about this, who are told every day that artillery support will be difficult in the near future, and physical endurance is extremely important in what are usually called meat assaults, this is what the military commissar from poltava reports, out of every 100 people mobilized last fall there were 10:20 left, the rest were dead, wounded and incapacitated. an ordinary western report starts out like a hollywood action movie, inside there is a classic of the quiet don, where mikola's fighter is almost ready to turn his weapon against his generals. it became clear that we physically could not advance further than 1 km. as a commander on the front line, mikola melnik saw how events unfolded. he says the militar

he was speaking at a financial times conference and he said, look, they built up a lot of leverage. event lip when something breaks, it will be a crisis of confidence. the skeptics might say it's because the banks are missing out on all of this lending action and being excluded from private credit. most of it is happening in private equity and in places that are outside the banking system. >> look, i think on the hole this has been a positive trend. we're taking good assets from highly leveraged institutions. on the whole there's less systematic risk. i think secondly a lot of assets are really good assets. it's just bank capital rules. as you've seen over the last 12 months, the funding markets have become tougher as they lost deposits. they need to sell assets because they're short deposits. still over $100 billion use of fed emergency funding scheme. as they sell those assets, there's some good opportunities for the tried and tested firms who can access those. as you get to the fringes of the market, there's frothiness in the leverage lending market has become much tighter in pri

this is something that is in both of our interests but also in the interest -- >> ryan mcmorrow, financial times. >> china is holding approval of u.s. chip -- $70 billion acquisition of vmware. did china's stance come up in the meeting with the vice rimer? did you get a sense of chinese officials -- when were fashion. following the icbc hack, is the treasury planning to take -- sec. yellen: the particular deal you mentioned was not subject of discussion in our meetings. on the icbc ransomware issue, that is something we became aware of in san francisco. we have been working closely with the chinese, with the the united states and the f.b.i. and cybersecurity agency and very good progress has been made. we've not seen an impact on the treasury department. this is something i discussed with the vice premiere of why we need close communications in situations where it's critical to be able to phone and know that you'll have someone on the other end, and we can convince one another to work together and cooperate. and we've given treasury and the united states as much assistance as we can to the firm

financial time newspaper. britain last week likened the current war to a mirror reflecting europe's impotence. according to this newspaper , europe has not been able to do anything to solve the palestinian issue. more than 3,000 torbat heydarieh students shouted to support the children of gaza. this the students sympathized with the children and students of gaza by gathering in the historical complex of qutb al-din haider. community to support the oppressed children of palestine is our cry, palestine, the community that the students tied the mesh with the hearts of the writings to declare their support for the children of gaza. my address to the dear palestinian children is that you are the elders of the little men. you are history-making legends to convey their message to the world in any language. the palestinian child of tomorrow is not seen as a hostage in the school. because either the school is destroyed or the teacher is a martyr or in the resistance front. and hearts take them to the heart to help them

soumaya keynes, economist columnist at the financial times. an easy one for you. a good week, but week four the chancellor and prime minister? i the chancellor and prime minister? i think they probably think it's a good week. one of the best headlines they have had since i remember. i think the real takeaway from the autumn statement for them is not any individual measure. yes, the national insurance cut is significant from 12% to 10%, but i think the real story is that they have changed their narrative on tax cuts because for the past year, since the mini budget last year, tax cuts has been dirty words even within the tory party. they whisper it because if you mention it, people say, don't you remember what happened last time? jeremy hunt to that additionalfiscal happened last time? jeremy hunt to that additional fiscal headroom and said, i'm going to put almost all of this on tax cuts and show you can do this on tax cuts and show you can do this in a responsible way that doesn't speak —— spook the bond market. and i think this is a changing

the british financial times wrote about the tense relationship between zelsky and zaluzhny a year agohief of the armed forces was called one of the figures that he uses, which caused a wide resonance, cnn notes. for many ukrainians, ukraine's commander-in-chief's recent gloomy assessment of the battlefield came as no surprise. this what they heard in the conversation. with friends, seen on social networks and personally experienced on the front lines. zaluzhny today is actually already acting as a candidate for the presidency of ukraine, together, by the way, with kirilzhny and budanov, because there should be one star, and he is used to being in the spotlight. after the death of the assistant commander-in-chief of the armed forces, memes like these appear on social networks, better illustrations of the split at the top. it is perhaps difficult to imagine a kiev regime. boris ivanin and olga olvukhina, the news is a failure, so political scientists characterize the results of the elections held in moldova for the ruling party. on november 5, the republic voted for mayors of settlement

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according to the financial times, if this happens, the most important fear here is that the confiscationsets will force other non-western countries to withdraw their reserves in the west, out of fear that there is one. they will be treated in the same way, this is of concern because it could destabilize the global financial system. the publication notes that there are also legal obstacles, which is why the european central bank has prohibited eu politicians from taxing companies that receive excess income. the russian government will allocate 611 million rubles this year for the construction and renovation of the novorossiysk kersch federal highway, the location, an order about this was written by prime minister mikhail mishustin. here more than half of the amount will be used for the reconstruction of a 27 km long section, which will improve transport accessibility of the taman seaport. let me remind you that in mid-october the government allocated more than 46 budgets for the development of a number of regions. in luxury, it is recommended to buy goods before black friday, and not duri

british newspaper financial times also wrote that due to the gaza war and its heavy costs , the budgeticit of the zionist regime will triple in the next few months. seyyed hassan nasrallah declared the final victory of the resistance and the defeat of the zionist enemy certain in lebanon during his meeting with the minister of foreign affairs our country called the resistance fighters and the resistant people of palestine indescribable in the gaza strip and the west bank. seyyed hassan nasrallah emphasized: resistance is ready on various fronts. in this meeting, mr. amir abdullahian said that reaching an agreement on establishing a humanitarian ceasefire and exchanging evenings is the result of the resistance and stability of the palestinian nation and the helplessness of the zionist regime against the resistance. developments in the region, the responsibility of all parties to support the palestinians, and the possibilities and scenarios raised they discussed and exchanged opinions about the crimes of the occupying regime . at the end of his trip to lebanon, mr. amir abdullahian left

personally able to verify that 90% of the necessary steps have already been taken. 90%, as the british financial timeson; it allowed ursula fondern to balance the junctures of the interests of kiev, which dreams of europe, and, under various pretexts, postpones a fateful decision, which makes the ukrainian authorities very unhappy. such messages, generally negative, even 99.9%, are a negative signal for ukraine. that we are talking about the existential transformations of the country, it simply sounds like this: you are 90% done, you have 3 days to complete the rest, this will in no way get you to 100%. kiev was presented with a number of conditions, many of which look like the opposition in the old world is horrified only at the thought of an alliance with ukraine and moldova. after this, it is difficult to deny that the goal of the european union, which is in the service of the united states, is the death of europe. the european union wants us dead. we are faced with a choice: leave the eu or perish. the european union itself is simultaneously delaying the admission of new countries, but luring them

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andrew england, the editor of the middle east section of the financial times , admitted the ability of hamas in an analytical report and wrote: the ability of hamas to carry out such an attack is as good as the plan. taken from within the poor and enclosed areas of the gaza strip. surrounded by fences and checkpoints of the israeli army indicates a massive intelligence failure that will send a wave of shock and fear through israeli society. the washington post newspaper considered these attacks and shamed the zionists and wrote: the biggest surprise in the widespread attack of hamas on israel this morning is that it was a surprise. this operation was on an unprecedented scale involving thousands of personnel. parts and equipment ranged from heli-gliders to bulldozers and rockets. such an effort requires weeks if don't say that it is preparation. and all of them were carried out under the supervision of an israeli intelligence service that has a well-deserved reputation as one of the most effective in the world. how this happened is a deep shame for israel. the guardian also called this

this foreign minister's warning to america and sahid. in an interview with the financial times newspaper. mr. amir abdollahian rejected the american claims that the recent attacks on the country's bases in the region were carried out by groups related to iran. it is in iraq, syria and lebanon, he said: israel is the representative group of america in the region, but the resistance groups in the region are a deep-rooted and independent movement, and they are connected with the american occupation and genocide. the zionist regime is fighting back. condemning the attack on the fakhoura school in gaza, the spokesman of the ministry of foreign affairs called for the international community to take responsibility for the open genocide of the zionist regime. mr. kanani especially called on the islamic countries to take immediate and deterring action against the genocide of the criminal israeli regime against the defenseless palestinian nation . yesterday evening, the zionist regime bombarded the fakhura school in the jabalia camp in northern gaza. as a result of this barbaric attack, more than

conclusion that the confiscation of russian assets is not beneficial to the west, as it writes financial timesif this happens, the consequences for the global financial system will be dire. the most important thing is fear. that asset confiscation russia will force other non-western countries to withdraw their reserves from the west for fear that they will one day be treated in the same way, a concern that could destabilize the global financial system. the publication notes that there are also legal obstacles, which is why the european central bank has prohibited eu politicians from taxing companies that receive excess profits from frozen russian assets. let me remind you. previously, the leaders of several western countries instructed the european commission to formulate a mechanism for using such income. the russian government will allocate 611 million rubles this year for the construction and renovation of the novorossiysk-kerch federal highway, the location of which was signed by prime minister mikhail mishustin. more than half of the amount will be used for the reconstruction of a 27 km l

and the most gloomy of the forecasts is published by the financial times, followed by khramtsova.hstan is ready to increase oil supplies to france. this was reported in the press service of the country's president following his meeting with his french counterpart in estonia. in addition, the kazakh authorities see potential for cooperation with paris in the export of uranium. as noted by western media. it was for this purpose that emmanuel macron went on a tour of the countries of central asia. with details anna voronina. macron landed on the back. the embarrassment indicates that macron did not come for the sake of friendship. a country rich in minerals, but to beg for uranium. last summer, after the change of power in niger, which provide more than 15% of france's uranium needs. questions have arisen regarding the continuation of supplies from this country. uncertainty surrounded and import of russian uranium, especially in terms of supply in the long term, because the european union may still impose sanctions on the russian nuclear sector. even if russia’s position in the bruse