[speaking foreign language] pres. biden: we are modernizing our military alliance and increasing defense spending and new national security standards. let me be crystal clear -- the united states fully, thoroughly and is completely committed to the alliance. more important is the defense of japan. working closely on tech and economic issues including the indo civic economic framework and we are stepping up holding vladimir putin accountable for the war in ukraine and want to thank you for your strong leadership on this from the very first conversation we had. [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: today, i am looking forward to how we can continue advancing our shared goals and values including at the g7 summit in japan and the apac in san francisco later this year. [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: rather than figure out how we can work on not working together, the more difficult job is how we disagree. [speaking foreign language] pres. biden: you are a real leader and a real friend. [speaking foreign langua

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that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, both foreign and domestic; that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter: so help you god. >> i do. >> congratulations,st senator grassley. and again. thank you. >> there we are. congratulations to you. congratulations to the whole family. who is this? granddaughter, shirley. >> the whole family, congratulations. thank you for your years of supporting thela leadership of senator grassley. very nice to meet you. congratulations. >> nice to meet you. congratulations. if people could come on this slide, please. >> okay, come on. congratulations. congratulations. >> that's a bunch. >> this is fun. they are here then. look here one more time. one more. and again. thank you all. >> congratulations. it takes a whole family to do this work. so thank you all. [inaudible conversations] i'm going to swe

wiranto: [speaking foreign language] sally: "foreign correspondent" has obtained exclusive video of the only venturing out to bury the dead. sally: others suffered severe injuries in the attack. allegations of chemical weapons have surfaced, a claim indonesia strenuously denies. ♪♪♪ sally: human rights groups estimate that more than 200 west papuans have died. irian kagoya witnessed the violence and is still traumatized. irian kagoya: [speaking foreign language] lly: indonesia denies using bombs but admits grenades were launched during the military operation. [speaking foreign language] sally: last year, human rights workers discovered this grave, containing the bodies of three papuan women and two children who had allegedly been shot dead. activists want the united nations to investigate events in nduga. indonesia's former security minister, wiranto, and the indonesian ambassador to australia, declined our requests for an interview. in a written statement, they blamed separatists for the violence and say, "indonesian security forces respect and promote human rights." they say only 2000

the amount of foreign investment in free zones is obviously one of the goals of these zones, foreign presence, and because of this, we were not successful in the production of 30 years that free zones forming as it should be, foreign capital did not happen, 10% foreign investment in turkey was held, now it happened to you, but we are not satisfied, why should it be closed, and we compare it with other countries in this article, 330% by 140%, which in our report some countries their free zones are very similar to our special economic zones and free and special economic zones . if we add up the amount of foreign investment that happened in this, i don't have exact statistics now, but i think more than 50% of the total foreign investment that happened in the country. it happened because imam ali's special zones have 35 active special economic zones. the export value of these 35 special economic zones is about 17 billion dollars. hassan, almost one third of the total export of our country comes from all 35 special economic zones. where to create a joint free zone i went to the free zone

leaves only swear he will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreignnd domestic. but you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office you are about to enter so help you god. cracks i do request congratulation senator grassley. and congratulations to the whole family. congratulations. >> thank you very much. let's do that absolutely. [inaudible] that will be great progress okay thank you. so glad i learned to read. [laughter] and again. and again. cracks there we are. >> congratulations to you. congratulations. there you are. congratulations to the whole family. who is this youngling? >> she is my granddaughter. >> granddaughter shirley. >> thank you so very much. it's the whole family. congratulations for your years of supporting the leadership of senator grassley. thank you, very nice to meet you. congratulations. [background noises] your name? reagan. >> like to meet you reagan. congratulations. congratu

and so he will be updating the foreign ministers on the situation on the ground. there will also, we're expecting a discussion on president link zalinski 10 point piece plan, which includes the proposals lake are creating a special tribunal for russia to, to be prosecuted for alleged war crimes, but also the securing of nuclear facilities. we're also going to, obviously be, you know, the, the discussion on tank delivery that thomas just mentioned will also be present on the agenda. of course, the decision has to come from the german chancellor, but as a german foreign minister and alina burbock has signaled that germany will not be sending in the way of other countries. for example, like poland to deliver these, these tanks, that there might be a discussion on the delivery or further weapons to ukraine. we're seeing germany here at this meeting under quite a lot of pressure. for example, this morning, the estonian foreign minister, seeing that germany is the engine of, of europe. and as such, under many germany carries a very special responsibility to move forward

as in so many other areas of foreign engagement when it comes to foreign military sales chinese companies have no qualms about selling weapons to parties the other countries will not including the military dictatorship in burma or active conflict zones in sudan and south sudan. as the u.s. and its allies navigate the strategic competition with china it is imperative that we understand both the drivers of the foreign military activities and the implications for the international security. china's military relationship with russia deserves particular scrutiny and the fallout from russian president vladimir putin's work against ukraine. finally, as beijing continues to promote the still vague ideas of a global security initiative led by china a thorough examination of the military diplomacy will provide valuable insight into what the world should expect in years to come. we look forward to exploring the topics in detail in the hearing today and discussing actionable policy recommendations in the u.s. congress. i will now turn the floor over to my colleague and cochair for the hearing, commis

us sex from a foreign company to a foreign person .re was a research that did not prohibit the presence of a foreign person. we had an exchange of money that somehow managed to solve this the problem is that no, some of these foreign investments are hindering investment in iran, they are hindered by sanctions and they are afraid of the consequences that they will face in europe and america. it's not serious or important, but in the business that i'm talking about, which has 100 million dollars a year for the country, we have solved the financial and banking plan issue , now maybe i need to pay for the arrangement of the activities that foreigners decide with the islamic republic of iran works as an economic activist iranians are wondering how to do business in this environment. all techniques have methods and methods are taught in the world. economics is sanctioned . they always complained as experts , why is our iran, which is actually involved for more than 40 years. sanctions this economy of sanctions is not taught in our universiti

it was really encapsulated by carlindo who responded to the german foreign office. really, i think to you later with most african feel that the germans cannot simply eggs like they don't have a legacy of their own act like they were not part of the great colonial story of how you rolled over to africa and really deprived of its development she was reminding germans that here the v i here on a foreign policy basis and they have a relationship or reciprocal relationship with more than 20 african state. and that wouldn't be here as they also here to look at a free control such as animals. and, you know, not necessarily for africa development for us here on the african continent is really as source of green point that is still saw to the day and it plays into a big narrative. now it's one thing for the german part office to say that no, that was all set in chest, the leper in this case represented tanks of ukraine. love is no war. that's been what on the african continent. and for a long time now agree kind of felt ended lead as saying that this is not going to be a pla

why do foreign governments permit ned and the republican institute to operate in these foreign countries for the purpose of destabilizing them? and if they don't do what the united states government tells them to do, ah, to, to prepare a color revolutions. certainly now finally russia his so you know, smart knocked and realize what the agenda here is. ah, and, and his adopted view law cracking down on the saw of angels in the restaurant. and i notice india has. that's good. but what about the rest the world? i mean, we americans, no full, well, what's going on? um, so i mean this, these are matters of public record over here that experts and in my feel, international audience, international human rights law, all about our n g o's, an american phenomenon, or do they exist for other countries around the world as well? most of the lights, i haven't sat down and you don't done a statistical study. most of them come out of the united states. but then you have a britain with amnesty international france medicines on frontier. but basically they are, i would say, white racist, western imperiali

to slash the demand for foreign currency. here's what the country central bank had to say about the development. the gold coins combined with the other measures that government is instituted, if significantly contributed to stabilizing inflation, we've seen inflation come down from as high as 30 percent month on month in june 2022 to levels of less than 3 percent in december 2022 so like i said earlier on the gold coins have also worked as then opened market operations instrument which have actually withdrawn as much as $19000000000.00 zimbabwe dollars from the domestic market. from the sale of 25188 gold coins. as of 19 january 22, so they have contributed significantly to this, the ability to that we're seeing in the economy. the coin was created as an alternative investment to mitigate demand for the u. s. dollar offer in zimbabwe and the opportunity to amass long term savings while promoting financial inclusion . investors are able to buy in for $120.00 a share with a minimum investment period of $180.00 days stipulating

swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreignestic. that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same period that you take obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion. and that you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office you are about to enter so help you god to pray. >> i do pray. >> congratulations senator. congratulations on to the whole family. congratulations. texel take artificial. cracks ready? and again. thank you. >> congratulations. >> hi the whole family too. >> who is this? please to meet you. cracks you met at the white house. cracks have you been? are you ready? thank you. okay. how nice to see you. hi everyone. hello. nice to see you, what is your name? >> alexandria. how are you? there we go. come on there we are. [laughter] [inaudible] [inaudible] >> this is how we know we are all good our future is bright. >> alright everybody going to count down. three, two, one. three, two, one. three, two, one. thank you very much. >> thank you so much. thank you. thank you. >> goo

solemnly swear you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duty, so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations, senator grassley and the whole family, congratulations. let's do that absolutely. >> okay. thank you. i am so glad i learned to read. [laughter] >> and again and again. >> there we are. >> congratulations to you. congratulations. congratulations to you. who is this young lady? >> her name is skyler. >> congratulations. >> thank you so very much. thank you for supporting the leadership of senator grassley. congratulations. >> i love being here. >> nice to meet you. >> congratulations. congratulations. stand in front of grandma. >> congratulations. >> congratulations. congratulations. congratulations. >> this is fun. >> we hear them. >> this big group. >> one more time. more and more. thank you all. >> congratulations. thank you all. co

what's your take on the german foreign office is tweets. was there an attempt to interfere an isolated incident or business as usual for the german while viola, i'll tell you how it was taken here on the continent. it was really encapsulated by carlindo who responded to the german foreign office. really, i think too late. what most african feel that the germans cannot simply act like they don't have a legacy of their own egg leg. they were not part of the great colonial story of how europe overtook africa and really deprived of its development. she was reminding germans that here the v i here on a foreign policy basis and they have relationship, a reciprocal relationship with more than 20 african state. and that wouldn't be here, as they also here to look at a free control for animals and, you know, not necessarily for africa development. and you know, it's very hard for, for the flooring office of germany to come back from that, considering this case, legacy. it was really a fascinating exchange between the 2 and the german foreign office

dialogue with foreign states. posolskie prikaz - it was a small hut on the territory of the moscow kremlin which, as a rule , received foreign messengers. at the court of ivan the terrible, later, already in the 18th century , the first diplomatic missions abroad began to appear, but there were literally a few of them during the time of a colleague of foreign affairs, peter i tried to establish relations with countries and europe, so the number there were more and more diplomatic missions and, as a rule, they opened those states with which the russian one. periya proclaimed in 1721 maintained a fairly intense dialogue. it is interesting that at the end of the reign of peter i, for the first time, the russian sovereign began to be portrayed by western propaganda in the form of a bear ; had not only an extensive bureaucratic apparatus located in the city of st. petersburg in a building on the pevchesky bridge. these are also numerous embassies and consulates general, open both in europe and in asian countries and in

swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this s obligation frey without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion and you will well and faithfully discharge the duty of the office you are about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations, senator grassley and to the whole family, congratulations. and let's do that. >> so glad i learned to read. >> congratulations to you. there you are. >> her name is skyler. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. >> supporting the leadership of senator grassley, thank you, nice to be with you. rassley. thank you, very nice to meet you. congratulations ... [background noises] your name? reagan. >> like to meet you reagan. congratulations. congratulations to the whole family. congratulations. >> and right in front of grandma. [background noises] [inaudible conversations] >> some people on this site,eo please. >> okay. come on. >> congratulations. congratulations, jj. congratulations. congra

simeon: [speaking foreign language] female: [speaking foreign language] sean: in this video, boikov tauntseir priest outside a ukrainian church in sydney. simeon: i wanna ask you a question. why do you have crimea is ukrainian on your church? everyone knows it's russian. male: everyone knows it's russian-- [speaking foreign language] sean: also present is vladimir simonian, the president of the night wolves australia motorcycle club. simeon: [speaking foreign language] sean: some would see that as intimidation. simeon: well, there's a fine line. i mean, if we wanted to, we could've done something much worse, but we wouldn't do that because we don't promote breaking the law. we don't promote radicalism. we don't promote anything like that, you know, that's un-australian and--but it's good to remind other people in our presence, our physical presence, just, you know, people seeing the fact that there are cossacks there, so forth, is enough to discourage anti-russian activities, and i've noticed that. sean: boikov spreads his relentlessly pro-russian views in the newspaper he founded called "

a business that a foreign person a foreign company sells a foreigner to us , my friend buys a job from me, but there were sanctions that did not require a ban . this is where some of these foreign investments are hindered from investing in iran, they are hindered by sanctions and they are afraid of the consequences in europe and america because of them. the year of the country should end in all these issues of supply i will pay the financial and banking now, this is how it will be done, and economic activists, those who are foreigners, i decide to work with the islamic republic , iranian economic activists, i learned how to do business in this environment, for you , there are techniques, there are methods, and there are methods in the world. it is taught with the economics of the embargo, and then they always complained to the undergraduates that why our iran, which has actually been under sanctions for more than 40 years , does not teach the economics of the embargo in our universities, for example, from a foreign university or foreign researchers. sanctions and techniques we learn fr

international con, toward south africa, stresses it's independent relations with russia as the to foreign ministers, part 8 ports for cooperation beyond western influence also ahead in the program for kina also gives french groups one months to leave the country as local save, paris isn't actually trying to help african bear with us. we're happy about it, because if france was really there to help us, terrorism would not have developed at this level. francis playing a double game and it's only pursuing its own interests and on car a condemned sweden over a public burning of the koran. by an anti islamic politician in stockholm. as turkey remains the only country blocking the nordic nation from joining nato. a. this is a huge provocation. this is an attempt to get a reaction out of tour kiya and the muslim world. this has nothing to do with freedom or democracy with hello, good afternoon for martine or national studios in moscow, and from wherever you are. welcome to the hour's top stories from all around the world. i'm to realize about we begin with russia's her son, region where at least

wars, foreign interference in our elections. and also suggests some of the pillars of liberty. things we can draw upon to avoid those traps. a remembrance of the primacy of national unity. the importance of morality and virtue. the importance of fiscal discipline. the importance of political moderation in foreign policy of independents. that is what i would say it's about. >> these are a lot of themes we are going to explore tonight. let me turn to you, lindsey. george washington created this text. although, as john mentioned, there were other authors. can you tell us a little bit about the years leading up to this? this is a moment where he decides not to be president any longer. as a great scholar of washington's presidency, could you set the stage of those last month or days of the washington presidency, as he is thinking about this addresses? >> i think the most important place to start is washington really didn't want to stand for a second term at all. he had wanted to be in office for a couple of years and then hightail it

we been following the russian foreign minister on his african tor. here's archie's donald quarter with the details. richard sergei labrons last stop on his latest diplomatic tour of africa and today's press conference. we heard be a retiree and foreign minister speak a lot about his country's disdain. for washington's neo colonial policy. he pointed out that nato is at fault for the ukraine conflict, for his constant attempts to cling on to the unipolar world that emerged after the fall of the soviet union. nurses, foreign minister said he agreed with this view and appreciated the position that a retreat has taken in the un in regard to that. you also reiterated that moscow is against interfering in the affairs of sovereign nation. in contrast to the west, neo colonial policies. lab, rob said that this is why russia and a retreat. i have a good relationship based on mutual respect. now i was able to ask survey live rob about russia's position on the recent ty, grade piece agreement in the region, and why the european union did so little to help bring

the amount of foreign investment in the free zones is known to be one of it was foreign goals, and we really have to admit that because of this, we were not successful in the production of 30 years when the formation of free zones as it should have not happened in mazar. in general, 10% of foreign investment can happen to you , but we are not satisfied let's open and we compare with other countries in this comparison cc is 140% which is in some countries . their free zones are very similar to our special economic zones. they don't know exactly, but i think that more than 50% of the total foreign investment has happened because we have 35 active special economic zones, the export value of these 35 special economic zones is about 17 billion dollars, almost one third of the total export of our country from all 35 it happens but again i believe that with an expert look at the responsibility that i have, the performance of our free zones in attracting foreign capital has not been favorable, why was it not favorable, but in general , we are one of the countries whose production in the count

[speaking foreign language] emma: up to 90% of indians work in the informal economy.round $4 a day. many of them are migrant workers. they move to the city chasing off jobs that pay a daily wage. they've got no security, no legal protections, and are vulnerable to poverty and starvation. calling them migrant workers is ironic because they're all indian, born and raised. but in a country where the class divide is gargantuan, they may as well be from another place. with australia's vast spaces, small population, and our wealth, it's not hard to practice social distancing here. barkha: okay, one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. emma: oh, i can hear you now. that's terrific. so barkha, is the story you're telling now in india the one you thought you would be recounting when you first hit the streets at the beginning of this crisis? barkha: not really, emma. we thought that our focus in terms of reporting would be much more centered around the coronavirus itself, patients grappling with it, what was happening in the hospitals. we have 45 million india

south africa breath is, is independence, and addresses relations with russia as the to foreign ministers. a course for cooperation beyond western input. also ahead in the program. fines of soviet era tanks and armored vehicles are concealed amongst the buildings. guy, news releases footage, showing signs that ukraine places troop and combat vehicles near buildings and civilian populated areas. meanwhile, the west remained silent on the violation of international law. and the swedish anti islamic politician who publicly burned a koran outside of turkish embassy says he has no regret despite backlash from the international muslim community. and this is a huge provocation. this is an attempt to get a reaction out of 2 are key in the muslim world. this has nothing to do with freedom or democracy with hello, good afternoon for mark, international studios in moscow and from wherever you are. welcome to the hour's top stories from around the world i'm fiorella is about during a joint press conference with our russian counterpart, south africa's foreign minister has underlined the countries inde

and why canada will no longer allow most foreigners to buy real estate. they forget you get more use ad analysis on our website, w dot com. and you can follow us on social media, of course at dw, use, my handle at visible and i'll be back at the top, the hour with another bulletin searching for that. i'm with cash up to date. don't miss our highlights. the d w program online. d, w dot com, highlights several did in wide wing extremist rights request began wild might be and company rate and burned in south africa. people with disabilities more likely to lose their jobs. in the pandemic black lives matter, protest, shine a spotlight on racially motivated police violence, same sex marriage is being legalized in more and more countries, discrimination and inequality, or part of everyday life. for many, we ask why? because life is diversity. to make up your own mind, d. w. lead for mines o canada fans home purchases for foreign investors. the country is fighting high housing costs by food bidding most foreigners outside of the country from buying real estate.

the foreign ministers of iran and qatar met in tehran today at a joint press conference . they condemned the insult to the holy quran in some european countries. palestine is the first issue of the islamic world, mr. amir abdollahian, minister of foreign affairs, also pointing to the negative impact of the interventionist statements of some european countries and the united states in the negotiations to lift the sanctions, said that the jcpoa plans sent a message to iran through qatar's foreign minister. with my brother, the honorable minister of foreign affairs of qatar, i mentioned the non-constructive role and the interventionist actions of the united states and advanced european countries in the recent disturbances in iran, but regarding the efforts of qatar and the transmission of messages in resolving the issue of dialogue to lift the sanctions from any initiative taken by our friends. it is on the agenda in qatar. the minister of foreign affairs welcomed qatar's initiative for talks between iran and qatar, the first of which was held in oman, and said that iran's in

russian foreign ministers, africa tore as moscow built closer ties on the continent. american, british, and other european delegation demand that african countries to stop cooperating with russia and avoid breaking away from the common agenda of which the west seas as the restoration of colonial dependence in a new form that says russia pop diplomat condemned western countries for what he calls there at times to re colonize africa and pressure it to stop for the continents relations with russia. ah, good evening for mark international students in moscow to wherever you may be catching us, welcome to the hours most vital stories from all around. i'm fear allies about we start with the latest on the ukraine conflict rushes, defense ministry has said 135 ukranian troops have been killed and injured. as rushes continue its advance into the don bass, as well as the report a destruction of multiple ukrainian armored vehicles along the front line. russia also says it shut down a plane and intercepted 14 missiles. among them, nato supplied high mars rockets. intense fire figh

but that is my very point, foreign minister.raine are trying to draw up a coherent strategy, military strategy, for the next few months. how can you do that when the german defence minister, pistorius, says after ramstein, "we cannot say when a decision on sending the tanks will come and we cannot say what it will look like." well, i think it's an issue of german politics, of how they frame their decisions and when they make it. ourjob is to make them make those decisions sooner, as soon as it is possible. yes, of course, one can feel frustrated about the pace of this decision—making process. but on the other hand, as i said, i have enough indicators to conclude that this decision will be made and this issue will be resolved. i understand that sometimes in capitals, it takes time to make decisions. fine. while they are making decisions, we continue our fight. and it's true, it's a sad truth, but i have to say that every day of a protracted discussion in one of the capitals, or in some capitals, means that more ukrainian soldiers

there were a great many foreign mercenaries, as well as foreign weaponry. all of it was seized and sent to be checked for damage . on the whole, the city's call sometimes he crane artillery will fire at us. you can hear the explosions. on the whole. we are ready for more action, solid. he is neither the 1st nor applied no triumph. wagner has proved itself time and time again. it is a machine of war, sport, violence, tempered by battle, wetted by blood, and endlessly hungry. for more, more at guys, the song. meanwhile, ukraine's 1st lady struggled to justify the rise of truth nationalist sentiment in our country. as she spoke with the world economic forum and doubles as she said, it was all in response to russian aggression when there began the aggression by calling us national. but any grain, there were not as many nationalists that there are now after the full scale russian invasion. because nationalism as the response to the aggression. you begin to defend your nationality, your nation from the aggressor. at times when there is no aggressor, the national

but the german foreign minister says we must be united because we're, we're with russia. i didn't know about that may be germany, that we're with russia again. good luck to them. members, they will do better than 70 years ago. and the long running western reluctance to donate advanced tanks to ukraine has finally melted down as the u. s . has vowed descend. 31 of its m one abrams tanks. all though washington has warned that kiev won't actually see any american tanks on the battlefield before spring as they require advanced training to be used by the ukrainians. the u. s. promise comes hot on the heels of the german chancellors pledge to supply 14 of its leopard, 2 tanks along with ammunition, logistical and maintenance support. berlin also allowed its european allies to re export their german made tanks to kiev. russia has denounced the american and german initiatives as quote, a rather disastrous plan. and while the west continues to pump weapons into crane forest, johnson has admitted that the 2014 peace efforts for don bass were just a charade. as the former british pr

in a foreign war. so that by the way it backfires badly on them. but the legacy of the farewell address, really starts to fall away for a time as a result of that association. and the incorrect belief that it is an isolationist doctrine. it's not a song about a foreign policy of independence of not squandering our strength through false alliances we should not try to export democracy or get involved in foreign fights we should focus on strengthening ourselves. once we are strong and independent then we can make decisions based on her own national interests and it's different than isolationist. >> joe, and dialogue have a long section on washington vision at large looking not just at the farewell address but his actions across all of time as commander-in-chief both times. what is your read on the foreign policy vision washington that you would share? >> there is a portion of his legacy that is no longer relevant. i hear john and it's not really isolationism, but i don't ever envisioned us. he did envisi

he is a foreigner and an iranian who has experienced life or contact with outside of iran . i sincerely thank you for your company. good evening. god bless us. in the field of water and energy had a one-day trip to this province. mr. mokhbar and his delegation arrived in zabul by air from the hamon international wetland and then visited the nimha well. hirmand, what needs to be done now can be solved in any way . from next month, we have a flood so that we can get flood cameras , and the guide said that i am from afghanistan. i have 24 half numbers . i have a reason. most of all, after all this, for zahedan and zabul, the water level is now 110, very bad statues since the afghans built the extension. built to kamal khan dam, unfortunately legal rights the islamic republic of iran based on the month of 1351 has not actually been liberalized towards iran . well, negotiations with the ruling body of afghanistan last year are, in fact, making it the legal right of our country and saying that we recognize the moon in the imam , we know it is legal and a small amount after it was

there are exceptions for foreign nationals with permanent residency rights. and for real estate used for tourism. supporters say regulation is long overdue, so that an average canadian citizen can afford real estate again to try and think about my god, we just had such insanity in our housing system right now. let's, let's do everything we can to try and slow it down. and overreach, potentially. i'd rather this overreach at this moment, then to not try enough things. but the new laws, controversial, critics say, would be better to build more housing. the proportion of foreign buyers is too small to make the market fat anyway. well, i spoke earlier with toronto based economist robert hogue of ari c. economics. i asked if he thinks the span will really make housing more affordable for people in canada. so robert, what do you think will this actually help bring down canadian housing prices, or is this more a matter of putting a band aid on a bullet hole? well, for 1st of all, the home prices are already declining in canada. i mean, that's been the case since sin

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