after completion of all transactions, its share in global trans will be approximately 31.5%.founders , only andrey felatov will retain his share, it is approximately 11.5%. now global trans is carrying out redomiciliation, that is , re-registering the company from kira to abu dhabi, the future owner of the company is kairat itemgenov. has already stated that he fully supports this process. egor, everything about the economy. thank you, denis taloleev with business news. today in moscow they say goodbye to people's artist of the ussr yuri solomin. the civil ponykhida took place on the historical stage of the small theater, which yuri solomin headed for more than 35 years, and in general was devoted to it throughout his creative life. this is where he made his debut after graduating from the shchepkinsky school, here . more than fifty roles, he staged plays himself. all-union fame fell on the artist after the release of the film adjutant to his excellency. the role of arsenyev in the film dersuuzala by akira kurasawa made solomino famous in world cinema. a great actor, director

global trans shares rose 8% after the announcement of a change of shareholders.ee founders were bought by a businessman from kazakhstan, kairat and timgenov. now he owns more than 26% of the company. in addition, he agreed to buy out a share from... other shareholders, while one of the important factors for the growth of shares is the continuation of plans to move the business from cyprus to abu dhabi. let me remind you that global trans is one of the largest russian railway carriers. russia became the main exporter of uranium to the united states in november for the first time since may. news reports are written about this with reference to american statistics. the states purchased fuel from four countries for almost $191 million, with 96 million - these are only russian supplies. approximately. only britain, japan and belgium divided it among themselves. this year , russian uranium exports to the united states reached a 2010 record and exceeded a billion dollars. and in europe, against the backdrop of a cold winter, high. gas reserves are declining; according t

well , now the global trans lobby has reached a new level, athletes who have changed their biological anastasia ivanova found out what medals they are applying for. anastasia, greetings. well, there are chances. hello, alesey, there is little chance yet, but they are already talking about discrimination, and this is a saint, so it may break through. the closer for the olympics, the more furry is the bouquet of perverts who want to participate in it, but as it turned out, they still had to fight for submitting applications, they thought that they could easily beat women. leah thomas, a swimmer from the usa, has already won more than one race in his country, in more than one women's locker room, showed his exclusivity, which caused a scandal among competing athletes, but he was not prohibited from performing, however, the new rules of the international aquatics federation his sport is not... france, who considers herself a girl sprinter, they complain about a difficult fate, because in athletics they followed the example of the aquatics federation and do not allow the participation of p

pandemic and energy price hikes which shrunk our fiscal space to finance trans formation, and given the variable gross perspective of the global economy, we have to answer the question how we will be able in the future to finance transition by thel marw to fight policy around the world. from it is not normalization, it is the new normal which we have to be prepared for, and 2,023 given me hope, us, i would put it this way, it was a call for action because we have to rearrange some policies and probably a new need for structural reforms, probably we are at the beginning of an era of new structural reforms. >> what do you see as the main risk compared to maybe the resilience we saw last year? >> a few things i would possibly from what i have heard add to the conflict, obviously there are the immediate risks, geopolitics, fragmentation, obviously the situation in low income countries, and realize what will add to inflation, military tightening, these are the immediate ones we need to ascend but i think we need to make sure we also attend to the medium-term. the projections we have seen from the world bank clearly suggests this de

which involves the modernization of bam and trans- siberian railway, will connect eurasian transport corridors; it is capable of making russia a leading globalower, since it will be possible to deliver goods by land much faster than by sea. construction is progressing as planned. in december, for example, we put into operation a complex facility, the double-track kirak tunnel in the amur region, and the transport has already become faster. the general investment program for construction in the eastern training ground. signatures have already been collected in support of vladimir putin’s self-nomination as a candidate for the presidency of russia, his campaign headquarters reported this. signature sheets had previously been received from all 89 regions, and although the number of signatures is already several times higher than required for registration in the cycle, they are being collected in the country. his operator saw where he was pointing the bomb. the chronology of events is as follows: in the morning, ukrainian troops attacked with cluster munitions. shelled the village of golmovsky, employees of the energy company came under fire, th

it is a global brainwash to get people to join the uprising.u ar you are seeing people exchanging their views on gender for misogyny.t peoplewe who were pro-transched local news last night and one of the tha descriptions, that car right there, it says in big pink letters, the reporter says these protesters are seeking an end to the in gaza but those video is i like, what do you think that means?? i will put that in my good point journal. >> i can't wait for that to comj out. >> i will preorder that right now. coming up, green day causing controversy after bashing the magna agenda. s no slowing down. each day is a unique blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. i was on a work trip when the pulmonary embolism happened. but because i have 23andme, i was aware of that gene. that saved my life. >> judge jeanine: a punch rock band famous for raging against th >> a punk rock band now seems to love the establishment. green day insulting millions ofe trump supporter's and changing the lyrics of their song american idiot. >>

these backcountry traders who are flooding throughout the trans appalachian west in the late 1740s and early 1750s. this is a very minor or global of in the history of the war world. this initial attempt is a very minor attempt to fortify the fur trade of the french empire. and it turns into this monumentally important conflict, which we can't fully sketch in detail at the moment. but we know perhaps now know that there is this conflict that has a emerge in the 1750s that will stretch not just around the world, but will really stretch england's copper city as an empire to regulate its new possessions. because in the aftermath of the of the french empire in north america and the spanish who are the french allies and various other theaters, england, more than doubles its territorial claims in north america. it inherits essentially the treaty of paris and early 1763, all of france's territories in north america, which stretch from the mouth of the saint through quebec and ontario, through the great lakes, down the. there are french who have been trading with the mandan nations of the northern plains. this is a world now that britis

these backcountry traders who are flooding throughout the trans appalachian west in the late 1740s and early 1750s. this is a very minor or global of in the history of the war world. this initial attempt is a very minor attempt to fortify the fur trade of the french empire. and it turns into this monumentally important conflict, which we can't fully sketch in detail at the moment. but we know perhaps now know that there is this conflict that has a emerge in the 1750s that will stretch not just around the world, but will really stretch england's copper city as an empire to regulate its new possessions. because in the aftermath of the of the french empire in north america and the spanish who are the french allies and various other theaters, england, more than doubles its territorial claims in north america. it inherits essentially the treaty of paris and early 1763, all of france's territories in north america, which stretch from the mouth of the saint through quebec and ontario, through the great lakes, down the. there are french who have been trading with the mandan nations of the northern plains. this is a world now that britis

trans-regional and international issues . we believe that we are two big countries and two important countries in the region and a good relationship between the two countries can solve many regional and global issues . once again from the honorable president, mr. recep tayyip. i would like to thank simaneh and the honorable government of turkey, the very good and dear and historical people of turkey, who declared their loyalty and support for palestine in their time, declared their support for the resistance, and declared that they are against the cruelty and arrogance of oppression, and declared that oppression and oppression there is no stability and this is the widespread support of the people. which is truly worthy of appreciation and gratitude and peace be upon you and may god's mercy be upon you. you were in the republic of iran and turkey for 8 hours and 2 minutes . you are a special companion of the higher program. mr. shirazi , mr. soleimani said that it is possible to support all sides , but i will go back to your first statement that you said that it should not be separated. especially since we survived 2 years of corona , the clothes were damaged a lot, i am not against the prin

global brainwash to get people to join in the uprising. you are seeing that in america. you are seeing people who are exchanging their views on gender for misogyny. people that were one pro-transd they are. >> dana: another point, because we were showing the video. i watched local news in new new york. one of the descriptions -- that car, on the back of it, it says this in big pink letters. the reporter is talking about this. she says "these all protesters are seeking in end to the genocide in gaza." meanwhile, this right here, what you think it means? >> jessica: i will put it in my good point turner. >> can't wait for to come out. it will be better than jesse's book. >> jesse: you can preorder it now, "get it together." >> jessica: out in march. coming up, green day causing controversy after bashing the te maga agenda. blend of people to see and things to do. that's why you choose glucerna to help manage blood sugar response. uniquely designed with carbsteady. glucerna. bring on the day. right now get a free footlong at subway. like the new deli heroes. buy one footlong in the app, get one free. it's a pretty big deal. kinda like me. order in the subway app today. here's why

now part of the what's called the trans—pacific partnership , trading much more partnership, trading much more with those pacific rim countries where the bulk of globalr the next ten, 15 and 20 years. of course, distance doesn't matter when so many of our exports are services. literally squirted down fibre optic cables in the form of emails , conference form of emails, conference calls, all kinds of service . calls, all kinds of service. we're the second biggest services exporter in the world. that's why it makes sense for us to trade so much with countries beyond those that are geographically near. so i've given you a sort of tour. daizen. yeah, i like speaking french as well. um, of some of the main figures. i'm not saying at all that this is a one way argument. what i am saying is that i think a lot of broadcasters are systematically, overly negative about the uk economy in general, and particularly the uk economy post brexit. >> um, merci beaucoup liam . uh, >> um, merci beaucoup liam. uh, yeah. >> um, merci beaucoup liam. uh, yeah . uh, thank you very much yeah. uh, thank you very much for joining us and going through forjoining us and going thr