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g. but when it comes to way pages, distribution is a little bit complicated because y p g is enjoying the support from both russia and the usa was 2 companies are being considered by turkey as allies. just the attach that to please. yes. so they have been carried out from federal funds, which is under the protection under the control of russia and the syrian government, which means that the 2 actors also protecting wifi by the turkish fort administration for the ministry and the defense. and so far i didn't mention russia because it's has concern that any escalation between uncut and moscow called have a negative impact on the delicate solution in it live where 4500000 people's leaving that. and that is potentially could be gotten even worse. the refugees over turkey was turkey. hosting already for media effigies, all the other hand, the, the attack has been carried out by an anti tank guide to which many of the expertise that is, is provided by the u. s. to the wifi, john. the washington's continue that continuous support y p g is also another major reason for the friction between bunker

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the power grid and port and roles and permits airport should care what happened example quite form g because the u.s. nationwide 4g, a number of different properties and presence he came up from an innovation -based economy that's only possible because of the 4g network. companies like baseball and amazon and many others it doesn't have the opportunity as they build infrastructure as an example and the result right no now, i have a government that does not worry about how we can look at it in this whole thing about infrastructure and what we can do as you describe so well, we do a lot of under multiple pieces of technologies across the board.- we are reentering the infrastructure space, we used to do that in the early days of 3g. a semi conductor. we are doing that right now, focus on infrastructure two.oh, the next generation of infrastructure will be like the internet to run on servers this will allow many companies to enter the space and create an engine of innovation companies and participate as well in building infrastructure in both the public as well as private settings and it's excit

so turkey says that the washington should stop supporting y p g, because the continued support of the you as a, as a risk in the turkish military is or took your soldiers live there. but the u. s. s . has that y, p g has been an effective instrument in the fight against iso and it will keep the support in supporting white people. on the other hand, distribution is a little bit complicated when it comes to the political game, because white page is not only getting support from the us, but also from russia as well. not really enjoying support from both russia and the us. but turkey sofa hasn't mentioned the u. s. the or particularly russia, because it has concern that any escalation between moscow and i'm kind of cool, have a negative impact in the belly, frustration in the city of it lip, which, which 4500000 people live there. and it might potentially trigger another wave of the ravages tobar turkey ristocki or the hosting for 1000000 cd refugees there. but the recent at tags seems that it's going to further the sting donations between and cut and washington, and also the relation bet

russians are looking to stay it will depend on their process of condition, all aspects of the p 3 g because if the question of integration and speed is of what will be decided by the next 40 years by the end of the shows viewed of russian deployment. there russia, we degree mental bridge on the media will withdraw with troops from the government . but there are several you with will be quite problematic toward chief such results who are in such a short period of time after 30 years. so full fledged constantly between our men and john rights richard, russia is allied with armenia, but it also has good relations with us or is there a risk? however, the rest could be seen as intervening on the side of armenia, and this could undermine its credibility as one of the chairs of the men's group. i don't think so because on the one hand it's both much more basic and simple but also complicated in terms of the paradox. russia through a unilateral military deployment, the peacekeepers in november was able to stop the fighting. and even the west, even washington and brussels agrees that it is this wash

as a new prime minister designate veteran politician and the g, because he's a business man who's been in progress the twice before. he's probably the thing to save love not from his crippling financial crisis, but critics of previously accused of cronyism and getting rich by questionable means a charge. he denies chicata for a while had one asked me why thank his excellency the president. i'd like also to thank all the members of parliament i wished to cooperate with those who did and did not, and they me to find the mississippi solutions. it's vital as with the constitution together, m p 's confidence. but also real life. i want to get the confidence and trust of the people and of every single man and woman, because i don't have a magic one, and i cannot create one that is on my own. now, that holder has more from barriers. lebanon has a new prime minister machine, but me as the he received the majority of votes from parliamentarians. he is the 3rd prime minister to be nominated, appointed since august last year, when the government resigned in the wake of the baby with port explosio

what's going to happen next because the we have the g because then in respect to span, ask and stands borders. and of course, the metaphor of saigon is on a lot of people's minds. i don't know if it's over rock, but people have to be prepared here because we have again, troops going across their border, leaving the country. that is obviously a security risk. so how is this going to be played out? because during the entire course of the history of cross thought, we have talked about how long this war has been going on here. and i've always said, and i hope i'm not wrong, the region has to take care of itself. and i think that's an opportunity. go ahead when no, i agree, and the us withdrawals very quickly. there's vacuum left behind. it is obviously the challenges for the neighbors because they're not going anywhere. and obviously as you mentioned yesterday is all of this, this, this could very easily be stabilized ventilation in the military and more instability. and so i think i have not gotten government to read explaining to projects, but they can then build, having the renewal of

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you're watching a slightly different news out this 13 g news because prevents taking place right now in van horn west texas. we're talking about the launch of the 1000000000 a jeff.

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well, the development organization, action 8 has done because elation g 20 countries would have collected almost $32000000000.00 more last year. the always, the countries just round under $28000000000.00 and you an additional $8000000000.00 would have been ended up by tax collectors. well, let's talk more about this with our correspondent band reger who is following the talks was in venice. good to see you back there. on the face of it. the g 20. so the $900.00, which is countries of the world and the e. u. they have already back the framework for a global tax reform. so what's there to talk about now? but let's talk about a lot because the principle is clear. the countries are on the way what they call to a text resolution to a fair system. but the details have to be hammered out because that's a long list of exemptions already. for example, the banking sector is not included. the oil industry is not included. also, the international shipping industry is not included. and the 1st pillow, this tax reform tax avoidance texting, companies that they make, this is, this is limited to only $10

g 20 meeting for us in venice. and to global tax reform has been under negotiation for years. how have they found the political will to strike this agreement now? while the pen democrats actually, because all g 20 countries need money to pay the costs of the pandemic and the aftermath. and there was also a window of opportunity now because the new administration in the u. s. is supporting this. you will text ideas and janet young, the new minister of finance minister as was the driving force behind this effort. and also the countries have decided that they need a new system for the digital age to get hold of the internet companies. and so for someone who is watching from home, can you help us understand a little better? what the actual implications of this reform will be? well, big companies, with a turnover of more than 20000000000 years a year, which are highly profitable. they will not be able to shift around revenues anymore and to avoid texas, they have to pay more taxes. and now the estimate that 150000000000 euros will be more in the coffers of the finance businesses. and on the other hand, there will be a minimum tax for many, many companies, whichever turn over over $750000000

i want to move on to, to professor g, but because i want to get to the nature of the program itself without going into too much detail. i mean, the n s o says that this program is undetectable. russia says that for obvious reasons, she can't, doesn't want to talk about her sources, but you start to discovering this back in 2016. are you able to tell us how it came to your attention? yes, absolutely. and thank you for having me. so you're right back in 2016. i'm a man sewer, who is a human rights defender in the united arab emirates, received suspicious text messages, meant to trick him into clicking on links that contain malware from an s o as pegasus system. and instead of clicking on them, he forwarded them to us at the citizen lab for analysis, we were able to actually infect a device of our own and capture a copy of pegasus by where we then analyzed it. reverse engineered, it started to understand how it communicates over the internet and through that started mapping out its so called command and control infrastructure. so what a company like and so does, is set up a whole system that t

i'm pizza w, watching a slightly different news out this 13 g news because of events taking place right now in van on the west, texas. we're talking about the launch of the 1000000000. a jeff bezos is blue origin spacecraft. the commercial space flight company is launching its new shepherd rocket. it should be happening at 12 minutes. past 13 hours, gmc swenson 11 and a half minutes from now. the company saying this is going to usher in harold in a new era of space tourism mr. bass also accompanied by his brother and a crew that consists of the youngest and the oldest people ever to have gone into space. it follows of course the u. k. book an average branson's maiden flight performed a similar just over one week ago. let's stay with these life pictures coming to us from mission control and bringing our correspondent, rob reynolds. so rob, they have paused the launch a couple of times in the past half hour or so. is anyone suggesting why? no, we don't have any information from the feed that's being provided by blue origin to tell us whether there is any problem or whether there's some ot

so in that sense to it is managing a very much delicate balance because white p g 's enjoy and the support from both russia and the usa and turkey regards these 2 companies as allies. so prison on july to t is going to with it. likely widget, more school, and it seems that this issue is going to be one of the main topic on the agenda, the meeting between president ad one and russia president, but i didn't put him. but i tell you, this is a senior associate with the center for strategic and international studies, and he's joining us now from washington dc. it's good to have you with us on odyssey. so thank you very much indeed. what do you think the y p g intention is here to continually chip away at turkish forces? are they building up to something on a larger scale? i think the, the 1st be afraid is she had the operation was the 1st major minister operation that launched and it resulted in turkey, maintaining your presence in that potter known as syria. there are 2 other parts. you know that? sure. what's your, if you mean jesus and military forces? your 1st one i mentioned which is where

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g 20 meeting a for us in venice, branch of global tax reform has been under negotiation for years. how have they found the political will to strike disagreements now? well, the pandemic had actually, because all g 20 countries need money to pay the cost of the pandemic and the aftermath. and there was also a window of opportunity now because the new administration in the u. s. is supporting this, you would text ideas and janet jones, the new minister of finance minutes of the as was the driving force behind this effort. and also the countries have decided that they need a new system for the digital age to get hold of the internet. companies and so for someone who is watching from home, can you help us understand a little better what the actual implications of this reform will be? well, big companies with a turnover of more than 20000000000 years a year, which are highly profitable. they will not be able to shift around revenues anymore and to avoid texas, they have to pay more taxes. and now the estimates at $150000000000.00 euros will be more in the coffers of the finance businesses. and on the other hand, there will be a minimum tax for many, many companies, whichever turn over over $75

jason to moss has been covering him and showing a number of his highlights throughout the g league season because a lot of star power. however, it still remains to be seen whether both these picks will end up to be warriors. the warriors have been shopping their draft picks ahead of this week and it still is not set in stone that any of them could become we know that the words organization has been looking to pick up a veteran who could possibly come in and make an immediate impact that would fit in with the timeline of steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green still playing together because they are starting to get up there in age and they're looking for a guy to make an immediate impact. however, coming up may need a little bit of development but definitely has the athletic assets to be successful in the nba the warriors to have another pick coming up at number 14 and we will have an update for you coming up at 6 o'clock and in sports. we'll be hearing from those picks. we were just talking about and from warriors gm bob myers. for now. we're live at chase center kylen mills kron 4 sports a

stretchers and, and then treated medically until they were able to, to really cope with the, the g forces again, because they had been up for so many days in the state of waitlist. for these folks, it's only been a couple of minutes and wait list, this surely very unforgettable experience. and another thing that's different, peter, is that these, these 4 were not in pressurized suits. you notice they did not put on space helmets . they were wearing a kind of sort of star track looking kind of a body suit, but not a pressurized air filled suit because the capsule itself is pressurized. so they didn't need to worry about any of that. so that's another difference. and another perhaps, i guess improvement you could say over the technology of the u. s. and the soviet union during the earlier days of the, the space race and space exploration. so you can see this crowd. now people on the, the, the floor there of the, the desert scrub land at west texas here, very remote area. lots of people crowding around the, the for new newly minted astronauts as they received their congratulations and i'm sure they're ther

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g 20 meeting a for us in venice and global tax reform have been under negotiation for years. however, they found the political will to strike disagreements. now. well, the pandemic had actually because all g 20 countries need money to pay the costs of the pandemic and the aftermath. and there was also a window of opportunity now because the new administration in the u. s. is supporting this, you would text ideas and janet jones, the new minister of finance minister as was the driving force behind this effort. and also the countries have decided that they need a new system for the digital age to get hold of the internet company. and so for someone who is watching from home, can you help us understand a little better? what the actual implications of this reform will be? well, big companies, with a turnover of more than 20000000000 years a year, which are highly profitable. they will not be able to shift around revenues anymore and to avoid texas, they have to pay more taxes. and now the estimate that 150000000000 euros will be more. busy in the coffers of the finance businesses, and on the other hand, there will be a minimum tax for many, many companies which have a turn over over $75

look at what happened in four g the nationwide four g network a number of different companies and business models came up that was only possible becausethe fourne g network companies like facebook and the growth of amazon and others. they didn't have that opportunity with infrastructure as an example there is notnm one single government of how fast they can build 5g. so what it can do with renewal and that fundamental piece of technology across the board, we are reentering the infrastructure space in the early days of stations and we're doing that right now to focus on infrastructure the next generational infrastructure to run on servers and for many companies to enterie the space to create an engine of innovation with american companies to build the 5g infrastructure. so there is an exciting development we are getting a lot of industries support they are saying this has been a game changer allowing them to come back to the infrastructure business we are very excited about that so we are hoping open access networks. >> you are in san diego your company is in san diego. an obvious place for 5g. a couple thousand people so give me a sen

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