how do you recover in the george bory space? nds can do what they are supposed to do today. if you look at where bond yields are and where we got to last year, the downside of a meaningful repricing is your mark to market has gone down, your bond yields have gone up substantially. bonds can do what they're supposed to do. and one, generate income, number two, divide you with a buffer against future volatility, and number three, we think bonds' ability to provide diversification is coming back. that higher coupon will provide some buffer against correlations as we move forward. you are not going to earn it back in one year, but you will earn it back. making sure you are positioned appropriately on the curve so you can compound your returns, and when we look at yields we can build portfolios, average yield between 4% and 8%. that is a relatively attractive opportunity for bonds. there is good cash flow generation there. importantly, there is capital appreciation. we don't have that penciled in all that much for this year. a little

boris yeltsin's conversation with george w. bush, in which the first president of russia called ukraine the main destabilizing factor, explains why you get used to driving very fast here, almost a tulip supports the infantry in the offensive. new treatment protocols if the patient is in intensive care for more than 24 hours with him should rehabilitation measures to be started, what are the programs of medical rehabilitation and most importantly, when will be available in the russian regions along the chi pole and a new word in british politics, more and more citizens will regret the brexit of those that happened 3 years ago. why did the british , dissatisfied with the divorce, start releasing the situation in the krasnaya limansky direction of the zone from there, russian units repelled the attack of two ukrainian sabotage reconnaissance groups that tried to regain lost positions. as a result, it would the collision, the enemy was almost completely destroyed, and in the area of ​​​​the city, the criminal ukrainian mobile group

united states that it was unacceptable to impo, as evidenced by the transcripts of boris yeltsin's conversations with george bush sr., declassified by the american national security archive. he warned that if the nationalists took over in kiev, then 11 million russian eastern regions, including crimea, could vote for reunification with russia. then the states seemed to listen, but in fact they did everything, to play this card for modern leadership. nationalism in kyiv. the basis of power and excellent business zelensky and his team earn hundreds of millions of dollars from the conflict with russia points to this is al-arabi, and there are many corruption stories associated with the president of ukraine , the channel notes how to circumvent the laws zelensky and his team learned long before he came to power . according to the docs. from the pandora dossier, zelensky has been the beneficiary of a number of foreign firms since 2012, which he co-managed with his old friends. who helped him make the film servant of the peoples 2015 among zelensky's partners were also zelensky's first assistant sergei shefir and

declassified the transcripts of the conversations from the first president of russia, boris yeltsin, with his american counterpart, georgeush sr., and now according to these documents , the russian leadership pointed out in washington in 1992 that the nationalists in ukraine pose a serious danger primarily to the russian-speaking population, and moscow warned if in kiev nationalists take over, then 11 million russians in the eastern regions, including crimea , can vote for reunification with russia areas with tulips are self-propelled mortars of the largest caliber in the world. thus, they ensure the advancement of our assault groups from the advanced report by aleksey baranova, the weather is clear, the weather is only to help the reconnaissance drone , which is working directly above the line of contact, its camera is now recording the advance of russian assault units in the zaporozhye direction of contact , we are passing the assembly point of the tank brigade before the start of combat work. on the zaporozhye direction in the vicinity of settlements gulyaipole is walnut-black and the line of contact is now very mobil

declassified the transcripts of the conversations of the first president of russia boris yeltsin with his american colleague georgeush sr. washington that the nationalists in ukraine pose a serious danger primarily to the russian-speaking population. moscow then warned that if the nationalists took over in kiev, then 11 million russians in eastern regions, including crimea, may vote for reunification with russia russian special services seized more than 250 clandestine weapons they told the fsb of russia in two months they discovered almost a hundred illegal gunsmiths in 38 regions. they restored military weapons, including machine guns, machine guns, pistols, rifles, grenade launchers and flamethrowers, the operation to detain and seize weapons was carried out by the joint fsb of the ministry of internal affairs and the national guard. the international monetary fund changed its forecast for the dynamics of the russian economy in 2023, instead of falling by 2.3% , the imf predicts growth by 3/10%. experts note that the economic decline last year amounted to 2.2%, which turned out to be lower than forecast, this y

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america's george bushyn sr. at camp david and in 1992, the first president of russia, boris yeltsin, this in the declassified transcript of their meeting, which was published on the website of the national security archive at the american george washington university, according to which yeltsin complained about the then president of ukraine leonid kravchuk is strongly influenced by nationalists, but they do not have a majority in the verkhovna rada, however, yeltsin said the most important thing , and then his quote: 11 million people live in ukraine of ethnic russians they live in the east of ukraine on the border with russia russians also make up the majority in crimea they could vote for joining russia so with that in mind i don't think ukraine will make any sharp u-turns from us well now you understand why this country will constantly be haunted is built against us and why should we fight this country and in the end, i don't know, for it to be divided into pieces, to disappear from the world map , for something to happen, because we will never have peace, friends of ukraine met in

boris yeltsin in a striped sweater george w. sweatshirt , everything is as if it were a cam residence at home. david february 1992 another president another level relations between countries and a completely different era but even then it comes to ukraine from the declassified transcript of the conversation it follows that yeltsin tells bush about sharp and deep contradictions in relations with kiev in ukraine 11 million ethnic russians. they live in the east. ukraine on the border with russia russians are also the majority in crimea they could vote to join russia. so in regards to that fact. i do not think that ukraine will make any sharp turns not for the record, our main destabilizing factor is ukraine. yeltsin then proceeds from the fact that moscow and washington want the same stability in the post - soviet space. in turn, the question of control over nuclear weapons, which remained after the collapse of the ussr in ukraine in belarus and kazakhstan, is of interest, this is what a participant in that meeting with yeltsin's

boris sanchez. >>> the controversial u.s. republican lawmaker george santos is facing new and, frankly, bizarre claims this weekend. santos has been under intense scrutiny after making questionable claims about his life and achievements. now we're learning he allegedly has a very flamboyant alter ego. our omar jimenez explains. >>> do you have any comment on the ethics committee? >> reporter: here among the members of congress, he's known as george santos. in brazil, a local performer claims santos was guitaro ravesh, a drag queen, which he denies tweeting the media continues to make outrageous claims about my life while i'm working to deliver results. i will not be distracted nor phased by this. it appears to be just one of the names santos has used over the years. >> i've always known as anthony devalder, never george santos. >> reporter: his former roommate. >> i don't understand, did he go one by one to everybody in the district and literally pull the wool over their eyes? >> reporter: it's not just the name or alleged activities in his free time.

george washington is a declassified transcript of boris nikolaevich yeltsin's talks with george.or for russia to be ukraine. listen. in ukraine, 11 million ethnic russians live in the east on the border with russia. are the majority in crimea they could vote to join russia so that in connection with this fact. i do not think that ukraine will make any sharp turns not for the record, our main destabilizing factor is ukraine vladimir vladimirovich well, boris nikolayevich turned out to be wrong that the russian-speaking population of ukraine will keep kiev from a foreign policy turn, but that this destabilizing factor does not seem to you that it became a destabilizing factor precisely because of the policy of the united states in the first place. and that this statement by yeltsin was accepted by the united states, as a guide to action. well, in fact , the united states began, of course, to use this factor long before february. year ninety-two. moreover, even long before the ninety-first year before the referendum, as soon as perestroika began, uh, in the mid-late 80s, ukraine was

well, you know, maybe they are, as it were, through one boris in the minus, and the other boris st. georgestand, he lived in a civil marriage with the first wife of schroeder. that is, in this sense, he still has something to do with russia . they say that doris was her name doris and she also treated russia very well. well , just like schroeder, moreover, they say that he works there somewhere along the party line, and he pitorius boris was a member of a certain commission of soviet-german cooperation. we understand how things have changed in these 11 months. but at least what we know from the beginning is that initially this is not some kind of clinical russophobe. and that's how cunning he is to jump off this pan. uh, and how it will vibrate so that the tanks will not give up from the pressure of the british, because this is a question. and accordingly, if you still have some version i express, and i will add short questions to you. being in positions with the guys. uh, the birdmen talked like they are in general, they are probably discussing where they will plant it there, yes, i just

reports the president of the russian federation boris yeltsin that the soviet union was destroyed he reports to the president of the united states of america george. bush remember this conversation. who writes next december 8, 1991 writes bush yeltsin called me to announce his meeting with leonid kravchuk and stanislav shushkevich, the president of ukraine and belarus in fact. he was still with them in the room of a hunting lodge near brest today - yeltsin said a very important event took place in our country. and i wanted to inform you personally, before you know him about this express, yeltsin seems to have read something like a prepared statement. it seemed to me that he set out the provisions of the signed agreement, as if specifically worded in such a way as to get the support of the united states they directly stated the conditions for recognition that we advocated i did not want to prematurely express our approval or not approval, so i just said, i understand this is very important reacted there mr. president he added to tell you in confidence that gorbachev is not aware of these results. we hope for your understanding, dear. george i will

george took my story seriously and immediately called moscow with the order to transfer his video camera programs from the reserves. only copiers and other equipment were commanded by the then chairman of the russian parliament, borisn, to journalists from radio stations ekho moskvy and a tv journalist from independent television. now employees organizations of the quarrel were able to perform in new roles. urgently, on the second day of the putsch, they provided video and audio equipment to journalists of the ekho moskvy and copying equipment for printing tens of thousands of leaflets and bulletins distributed throughout moscow. i will no longer try to convict the professor of falsehood. well, isn't this interference in internal affairs? now i'm not saying who is right, who is wrong? i'm not saying that it was necessary to help the gkchp. there 's enough degree, it's understandable. and in general, it 's terrible by and large. but it is the purest interference, that is, to be on one of the warring parties, not being a citizen, that is, the country in which this interference occurs in the internal body of the state. isn't it true? in august 2016, on the website of the hacker group disilix, which are known for publi

boris yeltsin, warned those who brought these nationalists to power in the end and brought the americans the us archive with us security declassified the transcript of the talks between yeltsin and georgew. bush in kemed. the russian president then called ukraine the main destabilizing factor in the post-soviet space, saying that there are 11 million russians in ukraine, for example in the crimea , they could vote for joining russia. it also talked about the enormous pressure that ukrainian radicals are putting on the government, as well as the danger that these nationalists can pose to the russian population and to the regional stability, if they gain power, well, after 25 years there was a maidan and just radical nationalists, with the help of the united states , seized power in the country . now the question is whether it is possible to get out of the current crisis. on the ukrainian theme, for example, the grandson of charles de gaulle, public figure pierre de gaulle according to him , only the united states is interested in continuing the conflict in ukraine to achieve a sustainable peace with russia, an interesting statement was made by brazilian president lula da sila, firstly,

boris yeltsin, and it turns out that he warned those who eventually brought these nationalists to power americans, the us national security archive declassified the transcript of the negotiations between yeltsin and georgey, the russian president then called ukraine the main destabilizing factor in the post-soviet space, saying that there were 11 million russians in ukraine and, for example, in crimea they could vote for joining russia speech. it also talked about the enormous pressure that ukrainian radicals put on the government, as well as the danger that these nationalists can pose to the russian population. well, for the regional stability, if they have power , the situation changed a lot in the middle of the 2000s , the nationalists appeared and the influence and power under the administration of viktor yushchenko began to be rewritten. history textbooks pursue an openly discriminatory policy and even withdrew all regular military units from the donbass so that in case of emergency they could not go over to the side of the local population. well , 10 years later there was a second maidan what happened next is a well-known question now. are there any options for overcoming the current crisis, the p

situation because of course, it was george osborne who started the whole thing about northern and about northern powerhouse and bofis about northern powerhouse and borisn who went about levelling actually levelling off and actually pulling the whole thing about regenerating north regenerating the north on the political now political agenda. well, now there's two ways of looking at it. one is that they haven't delivered people's expectations the way to say, well, the other way to say, well, they've raised expectations so much that they were never going to to do it. and now to be able to do it. and now they're being criticised, even though they're a lot, though they're doing a lot, they're being criticised they're just being criticised because meet because they can never meet people's expectations which come, to in come, which come to you in a vacuum. either way you vacuum. well either way you can't more sympathy for the can't have more sympathy for the government because they were the ones set the targets, the ones who set the targets, the objectives said they're objectives and have said they're going if i can going to level up. but if i can just the o

george mcguigan pulled out of the squad on monday. that's all the sport for now. the nato secretary general has met germany's new defence minister borise exported, even if they're owned by other countries. poland has now sent an official request, and germany has acknowledged it. this is what the nato secretary general had to say. consultations among others will continue and i am confident we will have the solution soon. germany plays a key role in our alliance. it is historic. with a special hundred billion euros defence fund for fifth generation aircraft, new helicopters, ships, tanks and ammunition. our correspondent in kyiv — james waterhouse — says there's some despair among ukrainians over germany dragging its feet. for as much as a year, i remember january 2022, there was frustration at germany's insistence at only sending aid that was not seen as offensive, so sending eight military hospital or helmets. it has long been seen by kyiv to be slow in relation to offensive measures. it is worth stressing that germany is one of the biggest military providers to ukraine, certainly since the outbreak of this full—scale invasion. it is