i understand that the implementation of such cases to the french governing council has a history. french president was very persistent in implementing this order, and the internal critics of macron's government say that the people's motivation is to compete with marine le pen's rival party. any traditional forces to the educational centers strongly the conditions of 2 qom today we are in a situation where in fact the process of a society of its own and individual freedoms and instructions of two centuries ago and to cover the weak points of the french government has been revised and the iranian first for a large part from the muslims of france which is about 5 in reality and suggests that we should do and apply in the public space and this is a supplementary and strict view and to the knowledge of the characterizations against muslims that there is a concept of this civil war which in part 1 of the french registration process to allocate to themselves and these competitions are tolerated by muslims , unfortunately , and france also without logical reasons. netanyahu to talk about

is organized in a fairly democratic way, and any a country, including one not included in the governing councilhere on a separate point - rule 50, rules of procedure, but now the ukrainians will act as a member of the governing council. this doesn't change anything for us. it’s interesting here, you know, something else, from the eastern european group, three countries applied for two seats on the governing council, but they could not agree with each other. and all three candidates were put to a vote: armenia, kazakhstan and more. excuse me, for god's sake, ukraine and one other country, the largest number of votes armenians and ukrainians scored, becoming members of the council, but the numbers are interesting, 94 countries voted for armenia, 79 for ukraine, probably these are not very pleasant numbers for the ukrainian country, it seems that the international community is starting to get more and more tired of the ukrainian topic, westerners, if speak, then, well, not as emotionally as it was, say, in the twenty -second year, from other decisions that were made during the current general conf

the country's economy is damaged following the approval of this resolution by the government council, the chairman of the islamic council in a letter to the president declared this pricing model against the law , which resulted in the re-examination of this issue by the government council, based on the formula that was used before this year 94 a year ago, the feed price was related to the determination of the task , and in fact, it returned in 2014 with the price cap for iran's export gas. unification of the refining and petrochemical production value process in the commodity exchange the base rate is based on the one-year sales rate that is used in iran's gold and currency exchange center for goods and services . take munich, which currently has a cooler of 7,500. according to experts, changing the exchange rate calculation based on the exchange center round will reduce interventions. and in macro policies , it will be in the real part of the economy. maryam fadaei, sed and sima news agency, my colleague's report, let's go here, the second lesson of economics, mr. karimi, director ge

do you sense any decisiveness out of this governing council whatsoever?o the press conference and the questions and see where that goes, but let me say back in 2021, maybe even 2022, when all these extraordinary efforts during the pandemic work being done. i warned multiple times that if you do too much and don't pull back soon enough you will end with an inflation problem. so the consequence of what we are seeing now is the consequence of the ecb hiking from negative rates. they have less though -- they have left those rates for too long, as the fed did, but the fed did a better job of catching up. i think the ecb still has catching up to do. and there's probably a recession. they may well be in recession. >> i have to squeeze this in. jon will go to lagarde in three minutes so we have about 1.5 minutes left. you nailed that we would have higher inflation. it took a while to get here and maybe the path was stranger than we thought, but you nailed it. we would get to this point. should our listeners and viewers be afraid of the new rate environment or can

the ecb governing council member says the risk of doing too much is now symmetrical with the risk of doing too little. telling cnbc the central bank is on the right track, he feels. >> we have a clear destination. this is our objective. bringing inflation back to 2% by 2025 and i have no doubt about our determination and commitment to achieve this target in due time. >>> italy waters down the controversial windfall tax again giving lenders a loophole an opt out if they set aside enough capital. >>> and china could do a lot to help europe's perception of risk on the country, but stresses brussels went seek to cut off its relationship with beijing. >>> and evergrande shares plunge as the property developer is unable to issue new debt amid a probe into one of its subsidies. >>> we in our previous show with annette conducting a great interview and we will bring you thane a that interview again. we will play that out for you. there is breaking news to come out of the wires this hour. german data we have been looking to with the september ifo business climate survey. we continue to see a d

that was not the move in the governing count -- mood and the governing council. sometimes you hear the hawks and doves fight it out on the council but many times though there are intentions, this is an intellectual conversation. when it comes to answering your question, she was asked twice, is this an, flight yes or no. she is ponded sighting saying i get the question, sometimes you have a door, open or closed, but that is a movement plan not real life. she was asked is this a big rate for the european central bank and she said she cannot make that determination, though on the flipside she did talk about a conversation that is moving into duration. she talked about substantial contribution to bring down inflation given the hype -- hikes they have taken into consideration. at this point, one of the arguments you could have made is they have laid out the grounds for a pause but she does not want to make it explicit to the extent it sidetracks the conversation around higher for longer and goes immediately into cuts because one thing she did say was definitive 100% w

i am proposing the transfer of the exercise of all functions associated with the councils governance which would set out the council because michael plans to make the necessary improvements of the whole counsel to return it to a sustainable financial footing. the commissioners will challenge the council across operations and will have powers to make decisions directly should they deem it necessary. my hope is that the commissioners would not need to use all of these powers, nonetheless they must in my view have the necessary mandate to deliver the reforms required in the commissioners will of course give me and i will give the house a progress report at regular intervals. ijudge that the scale and nature of the failings of the council is precarious situation and its failure to provide sufficient assurance to government that it is taking adequate actions are all highly concerning. i acknowledge the council is working with local government association on its own proposals on improvement and i have met with the leader of the council to hear his plans. but in accordance with the legislat

— from central government, increased reliance on council tax _ from central governmentnt, increased reliance on council tax funding to i reliance on council tax funding to meet _ reliance on council tax funding to meet locci— reliance on council tax funding to meet local authority _ reliance on council tax funding to meet local authority obligations. | meet local authority obligations. the council _ meet local authority obligations. the council itself, _ meet local authority obligations. the council itself, and _ meet local authority obligations. the council itself, and we - meet local authority obligations. the council itself, and we would | the council itself, and we would have liked to speak to the leader but he was not available, has blamed this huge equal pay bill and the implementation of the new it system which was meant to cost 19 million and could end up costing 100 million. it appears that they are blaming everybody but themselves. if you put this into context we talk about _ you put this into context we talk about over — you put this into context we talk abou

. >> reporter: i think the action was interesting of what was happening in the governing council.he statement clearly was a anaa analyzed. perhaps we will listen in to what christine lagarde was saying about the decision making process in the governing council. >> some governors would have preferred to pause and reserve future decision once more certainty and more intelligence would have resulted with the passing of time and impact of many previous decisions. i can tell you there was a the solid majority of the governors to agree with the decision that we have made and that i have just read to you. yes, there are a few members in the dgoverning council who woul have preferred another one. we had to rely on a solid maj majority. >> reporter: some analysts call that move not very tactical. clearly, now they cannot move in october and not in december because they committed this level of interest rates for the foreseeable interest rates are restrictive enough. the next move is a cut, which is what the market is anticipating, when we heard from the ecb which remains to be seen. clearly

this resolution will be reviewed and announced in the government council in october . executive tumor has been obliged to recognize the violator will be reported to the judicial authorities, narges mazzadi of the sedav and sima news agency stopped one million and five hundred thousand liters of smuggled fuel in the waters of the northern persian gulf. zania, under the trade names steven and crown, were stopped by the irgc navy. two foreign vessels that were smuggling fuel in the northern waters of the persian gulf were seized by the irgc's third maritime region. accurate the information and timely and surprising action of the operational units succeeded in discovering a heavy contraband fuel shipment , a fatal blow to one of the organized fuel smuggling networks in recent days . foreign vessels were also arrested and handed over to the judicial authority. according to sardar shir ali, these two foreign vessels with the flags of panama and tanzania were trying to smuggle fuel. mohammadian of bandar mahshahr news agency, the news of the increase in the stock market indic

he resigned from his post after abdul fattah al-barhan, the sudanese governing council, demanded his removal . al-halal had accused him of igniting the fire and conflict between the army and sudanese forces and the rapid reaction militia group. also in sudan as the unfavorable element was known. the number of dead and injured in the maghreb earthquake exceeded 800,600. the ministry of interior of the maghreb announced that the number of people killed in the earthquake has increased to 2,946 and the number of injured has increased to 5,674. lerzan, which is considered the biggest earthquake in the last century in this country, the aid teams are still clearing and searching under the debris and assessing the damage caused. hamza seyyed al-shohda of the ground force the irgc seized an arms smuggling shipment including 100 bills of all kinds of combat and hunting weapons along with 60,000 cartridges. this shipment was discovered when it entered the country from the western borders. corona was illegally imported from the official borders according to the measures that were being taken. al

already met with his colleagues from mali, cuba, egypt and thailand and from the head of the governing councile russian foreign minister’s schedule on the sidelines of the general assembly is again very busy, but the leadership of ukraine did not stay long at the headquarters in the apartment of the world organization probably because zelensky was greeted there, to put it mildly, without enthusiasm, and even the propaganda of the kiev regime was unable to hide this report from our staff correspondent in the united states , valentin bogdanov. the un general assembly is heading towards the global south, and russia does not need to turn anywhere for a long time in one team, for example, within the framework of brix , in the near future, to disseminate the program of its chairmanship of students that we will already have eleven brazil, i think, especially note that the eleventh is the composition of the football team. and maybe we should think about to make a football team, damn it, there won’t be any problems with finding partners either, there won’t be any isolation and there’s no question. toda

hours; today he has already met with his colleagues from egypt and thailand from the head of the governing councilchedule for the general assembly of the russian foreign minister is again very tight. but the leadership of ukraine at the headquarters in the family did not delay normalization. yes, because of its borders , the report of our us staff correspondent valentina bogdanova was greeted by the americans, to put it mildly, without enthusiasm. taking a course towards the global south, and russia doesn’t need to turn anywhere for a long time in one team, for example, within the framework of brix, the program of its ussr chairmanship with the search for partners will also not be a problem, there will be no talk of any isolation. today, the program of the russian foreign minister to the un begins with two side meetings between the chairman of the governing presidential council of yemen and a colleague from egypt in the schedule of sergei lavrov, among other things, a conversation with the minister of foreign affairs of saudi arabia in the united states; everyone quotes an interview with the crown

we also know that the governing council there is a real debate, almost intellectual debate in the storyabout the levels -- rates in that conversation about another rate hike pending in the governing council. we know the market is very skeptical about another rate hike or is this now a debate about durations a level of duration, featured in this internal debate coming out of the european central bank. the head of the ecb is trying to hedge it both ways saying the two both matter and the core of the next decision which comes in october in athens, is it enough in our the level is higher for longer enough to bring inflation back to target at 2%? the other reason this matters on a national level is when you put together the big economies at the euro area, europe -- spain italy france, all the numbers will get over the next 48 hours, it leads you to the euro cpi number and that really matters. kriti: thank you for the instant analysis this morning. later today stephanie will also be hosting a conversation with german chancellor olaf scholz, that coming off -- coming up at the bloomberg dialog

residents , that we have chosen the right path, we are fulfilling the decision of the highest government councilthe union state and the council of ministers, transferring humanitarian aid to educational institutions of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics, could not help but visit and begin the visit, precisely with worship of the feat. soldiers of the great patriotic war, the donbass college delegation is donating 211 belarusian-made laptops, office equipment, interactive whiteboards and video projectors. at a meeting with students of the donetsk polytechnic college, which experienced several direct hits during the hostilities, most of the questions were about technical equipping educational institutions. how is the training going? well, remotely, of course, it’s a little difficult. computers, personal computers, horizon companies, your college, a number of others, these are simply invaluable, the contribution of a technician is very much needed, especially since in our college we have four specialties that are related to computer technology, funds for humanitarian aid, educational instit

vadym chernysh, an expert on international national security , the chairman of the governing council,'s what it's called , the ministers of ukraine for temporarily occupied territories, internally displaced persons, 16 to 19 years old. good health, sir. volodymyr, see you. thank you for finding time for us on sunday. i am also glad to see you . thank you for inviting me . we all constantly discuss this, they don't give weapons, they don't give so much, they don't give so quickly, and there are constantly different versions of why they don't give, that's why they don't give , maybe they give the opposite, maybe it seems to us, maybe they just don't, but this is a new, recent story. as if the united states is waiting to see if the democratic people's republic of korea will provide russia with weapons, and in the event that the korean people, i.e., north korea, will provide russia with weapons or ammunition, then ukraine will be able to get these attack missiles, i.e., these long-range missiles, that is, i always suspected that america as such is the main factor in the world, she has a l

the ministry of energy, indicates that russia, i quote, did not heed the previous calls of the governing council to immediately stop all activities at nuclear facilities in ukraine and withdraw its military and other personnel from the zaporizhzhia nuclear plant power plants will such a resolution of the magathe have any effect? let's see. meanwhile, the nikopol community in the dnipropetrovsk region lives under continuous shelling, because it is only 4 km from the temporarily occupied power plant. strike, from where the russian invaders constantly terrorize the civilian population from the territory of zaporizhzhya as. in addition, after the explosion of the kakhovka hydroelectric plant, nikopol region suffers from a shortage of fresh water. for more details about russian terror in dnipropetrovsk region, see further in the story artem logutenko. social networks are full of such videos and photos. at the bottom of the kokhov reservoir, destroyed by roaches. residents of nikopol plant vegetable gardens. previously, the water in the kokhov reservoir in nikopol reached up to these large boulders. n

eight days later the council said it was in talks with the government after revealing it has to pay anmillion over those equal pay claims. on the 5th ofjuly all nonessential spending was halted by the council. rishi sunak ruled out a bailout for the council onjuly 24. sunak ruled out a bailout for the council on july 24. last sunak ruled out a bailout for the council onjuly 24. last month the council launched a voluntary severance scheme asking more than 10,000 staff if they wanted to leave, which brings us to today and the council effectively declaring itself bankrupt. that is the long backdrop, let's talk to terry travers, a director of the lse and professor in the department of government, thank you, denny, for being with us. it is quite a dramatic move today. what does it now mean in practice?— dramatic move today. what does it now mean in practice? certainly for birmingham _ now mean in practice? certainly for birmingham it— now mean in practice? certainly for birmingham it means _ now mean in practice? certainly for birmingham it means real- now mean in practice? certainly for bi

occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, we will remind you, and ukraine is a member of this governing council hope that maybe the organization will somehow stop, as grienpce says, normalizing what is happening with zas, that is, its occupation, its mining, and so on, and so on. and besides, an important resolution was passed, just a few days ago by the magathe, unfortunately, the resolutions do not have any practical consequences in this case, but the rhetorical decisions are sad, actually, the anniversary is sad, because it was on september 30 that putin signed the , including the zaporozhye territory to russia, but the cynicism is that writing down the appeal to the ukrainians that we are one people. on the occasion of the inclusion of the newly arrived lands exactly one day before this, the ministry of defense in vol including in the occupied territories, including the zaporizhzhia region, began to announce the beginning of conscription into the armed forces, that is, into the russian army. we should have a short break now, yes, and then yes, a break and we will talk about the kharkiv regi

the idea that there will be people around the ecb governing council saying we need to have a relativelyion and output in order to squeeze out core inflation. they may have one or two voices but the majority is uncomfortable. jonathan: maybe they have a mandate they haven't officially announced? >> the rest of the market has interpreted that. jonathan: even the one with the mandate, their questions whether they would reduce the inflation story by allowing the labor market to run hot. let's build on the trade-off. in the federal reserve, at -- if that's the single mandate of the ecb, not allowing the labor market to crumble to get inflation back to target, why would the federal reserve do anything like that? >> one of the reasons why the second half of august was so strong is we saw the inflection point in global equities was the idea the fed got the message on that and they have interpreted their dual mandate system. the market started to support them with a series of data suggesting a soft landing. jonathan: interesting, simon french, thank you as always. from new york city, futures sli

ministry of energy, indicates that russia, i quote, did not listen to the previous calls of the governing councilimmediately. all actions at nuclear facilities in ukraine and to withdraw its military and other personnel from the zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant. will have is there any effect of such a resolution of the mht? let's see. meanwhile, the nikopol community in the dnipropetrovsk region lives under continuous shelling, because it is only 4 km from the temporarily occupied power plant.

. >> the governing council decided to raise three key ecb interest rates by 25 basis points. based on our current assessment, we consider the key ecb interest rates have reached levels that maintain for a sufficiently long duration will make a substantial contribution to the timely return to our target. >> let's get more. our reporter from frankfurt. yesterday we talked about a 50-50 odds between a hike and a whole. no one expected this to be the last hike on the table. why? >> christine lagarde was adamant about saying that this is not necessarily last hike. if you look at the decision one could say the hawks won the decision but the doves won the markets. orchids are saying this is probably the last hike -- markets are saying this is probably the last hike. >> that is going to be something we talk a lot about. the recessionary story. will germany tilt the rest of europe to that decline? >> there was a big concerned about whether this would be one hike to many. >> it is too early to say if this is one hike too many. ecb cut its growth forecast for the next -- this year and t

the afghan government responded to the security council's criticism of this country. instead of criticizing the performance of the afghan government, we should address the issue of the country's money, which the united states has blocked and does not allow to transfer to afghanistan. in the last un security council meeting, afghanistan was the focus of this meeting. different countries criticized the policies of the caretaker government of afghanistan in the last two years. the rights of afghan girls and women, the formation of an inclusive government. the issue of terrorism was one of the most important issues raised in this meeting. however , in this meeting, the deputy representative of russia in the united nations criticized the indifference of the west towards the situation in afghanistan. america and the west is not worried about the situation in afghanistan, especially the rights of women and girls in this country. during its 20 years of presence in afghanistan, america only went to this country to launder money and test military weapons. they do not have a repr

is the government and the council factoring at a0. bly driving at slow speed. — unquestionably driving at slow speed, stopping and starting will be the least _ speed, stopping and starting will be the least efficient driving. emissions will be worse, but no greater— emissions will be worse, but no greater than they would have been at 30. greater than they would have been at 30 there's _ greater than they would have been at 30. there's not a massive difference. clearly driving at 50 is the most — difference. clearly driving at 50 is the most efficient, and even that have _ the most efficient, and even that have been— the most efficient, and even that have been incidents on the motorway where _ have been incidents on the motorway where the _ have been incidents on the motorway where the speed limit has been reduced. — where the speed limit has been reduced, to improve air quality. the most _ reduced, to improve air quality. the most efficient thing would to be get more _ most efficient thing would to be get more people into electric cars

kriti: ecb governing council member robert holzmann speaking to bloomberg.É joins us now for more on the interview. an interesting interview will be talk about whether or not the hire for longer mantra is sustainable as we talk more and more about the calls for recession. where do you think we are headed? zoe: robert holzmann made quite clear that the hire for longer mantra is when we will be seeing and the idea of narrowly thinking about rate cuts is ridiculous. as he mentioned, we have the situation where inflation still is quite strong and new inflation data from the euro area thursday and those data -- sorry on friday and they are likely to show a slowdown in nowhere near the 2% goal that the ecb has. if we look at the ecb's forecast which just came out weeks ago now, that says that inflation will not be near the 2% until the end of 2025. to get there, they need to will this for quite some time. he indicated that october would be too soon for another hike. the next time we might see hike is december because then they have a new set of new economic foreca

the global wind energy council critical of the government. i council critical of the government.department that handles it for the government, they pointed to germany and spain as examples of other countries also suffering this challenge and have had similar results with their auctions. they've also said there are significant numbers of solar panel, onshore wind, tidal energy schemes, and geothermal products which produce heat from the ground. there are challenges with offshore wind energy, but there are other projects on the go. we have a graph i can show you which illustrates how renewable energy as a proportion of overall energy has grown over time. don't look too much at the figures or the detail here, but it shows over the past 23 years, energy has grown massively and offshore energy is a big part of it. grown massively and offshore energy is a big part of it— is a big part of it. really interesting _ is a big part of it. really interesting to _ is a big part of it. really interesting to see. - is a big part of it. really. interesting to see. david, is a big part of it. real

huge print for the markets but the fact that there was a specific hawkish member on the ecb governing councilattention to this survey, many are seeing this as the last big data print before the ecb convenes next week. perhaps erasing the six basis points priced in for next week. or it may be adding to it if we get some higher-than-expected inflation expectations. dani: i have talked to a lot of economists who do not by a pause. 5% to 6% range inflation, how can they afford to wait? today is the first day we have everybody online. the u.s. is back. treasury cash markets will be trading. what fresh horrors await this market? >> the beginning of september is one of the busiest months for corporate bond supply. not just in the u.s. but also here in europe. the tuesday after labor day is one of the busiest days. last year they sold $35 billion worth of investment-grade bond issuance. might be a headwind for the treasury market this week. you can see a reason why the u.s. corporate's might want to frontload this supply in august for the beginning of the month. we had a fed meeting later in septembe

what they have managed to do, regrettably, is persuade the apa governing council to approve a new sete guidelines. and these guidelines -- basically, now they have the initial stamp of approval that apa is in favor of operational psychologists engaging in these kinds of activities. three things i guess that are especially noteworthy about those guidelines. one, as you noted, they were written by military psychologists -- several of them, defense contractors -- and no one on that task force was an ethicist and there is no representation for the people tragically harmed by the abuse and torture that psychologists have produced in terms of the treatment of detainees. the other two things are, one, those guidelines make no mention of this awful history of psychology and psychologists during the war on terror. it seems peculiar for someone interested in practicing operational psychology to read a set of guidelines and not even be told about what has happened come about the history -- the troubling history. the other one is there is no mention of apa's current policies. there policies that

inflation is sticky at this point and therefore it could provide a platform to those in the governing council they should still go for another hike in september. this feeds into the debate of a halt or hike. i should also point out that the report says a decision is still pending. we know deliberations are happening today and tomorrow. he could still go either way but nonetheless if you assume that inflation is sticky and remains above 3% next year, and that is a crucial you're going into this forecast, then you could argue it gives a leg up to those that believe another hike is still warranted. kriti: certainly something to keep in mind for the monetary policy as well, geopolitics always play a role. european president ursula do to deliver her state of the union address today. anything market moving, significant from that? maria: i think more than market movement this is a very political speech. a course ahead of the european commission, the state of the union in the european parliament in strassburg, this is a big speech. this is the bank from the european parliament, it is officially now b

of the general assembly about sergei lavrov held negotiations with the chairman of the governing presidential council of yemen, rishad alim, the center of the discussion was the interaction of the two countries at un platforms since 2016 , military operations between the houthis have continued and the troops of the internationally recognized government and the russian foreign ministry are counting on a new round of direct negotiations to resolve the conflict and establishing a sustainable ceasefire. we watch to know everything about russia , the best historical series. and now new footage from veliky novgorod thank you very much, please. dear colleagues, good afternoon, exactly one year ago here in veliky novgorod, with the participation of leading universities and companies , we discussed in detail a project to implement advanced engineering schools, one of which is already operating on the basis of novgorod university, training personnel, including for the innovation center, intelligent electronics technology companies they are deploying their projects in the region, creating new jobs and their tea

council in birmingham. and a conservative government in westminster. he other councils that have pressed the other councils that have pressed the emergency button have been conservative councils, and if we look at the whole issue of equal pay, that is not a uniquely birmingham challenge and glasgow, dundee, coventry, but also looking at this and other slightly to as well and it comes with huge bills. and then there a bigger picture, and in the last couple of years the funding councils have had from central government has ticked up but if we look at it since 2010 when the conservatives came into power, it has been under significant pressure. that has contributed to some local authorities who then encounter other problems, being tipped over the precipice. at the same time as they have dealt with the social care costs, often increasing and inflation, but for birmingham, i do not think anything will change overnight. the people may find themselves paying more council tax in time and because the services that are deemed nonessential are likely to be cut, thi

earlier this year, the council began talks with the government after revealing it was struggling withings including equal pay claims and the implementation of a new it system. this is what the deputy head of the council, sharon thompson had to say earlier today. as you all now know, the section 151 office of fiona greenway has formally issued a section "4 notice to the government, advising that the council is unable to close its budget gap in the year ahead. as a consequence, some reports scheduled for this meeting today have been deferred, or will be deferred, but i want to stress that despite the significant challenges that we face, we will prioritise core services that our residents rely on. we can speak now to stuart hoddinott, a senior researcher at the institute for government. stuart festival what does all of this mean?— stuart festival what does all of this mean? ~ . ., , , ., this mean? what it means is that birmingham _ this mean? what it means is that birmingham city _ this mean? what it means is that birmingham city council - this mean? what it means is that birmingham cit

conference that the ninja military forces were able to liberate areas from terrorists and the government and councilries to guarantee security warned about the possibility of a military attack by foreign countries on niger and emphasized that we will defend ourselves in case of an attack. the authorities of the republic of the government reported that one civilian was killed and 5 others were injured in the attacks of ukrainian forces without censorship and with quality news. they gave to the network report russia's forces fired about 240 rockets towards residential areas in the republic of donetsk and targeted the two cities of donets and makita with the fifth district. they also announced the destruction of two ukrainian drones using electronic warfare equipment after they were identified . becoming in this the driver of the car was not injured in the accident. the official start of diplomatic relations between iran and saudi arabia with the establishment of trips between the two countries in tehran and riyadh. saudi arabia's ambassador abdullah bin saud al-dhazi arrived in tehran an hour ago . ba

russian foreign minister to the un begins with bilateral meetings with the chairman of the governing presidential councilgypt. in the afternoon, sergei lavrov’s schedule included, among other things, a conversation with the minister of foreign affairs of saudi arabia in the united states everyone quotes an interview with the crown prince of this kingdom on the fox television channel and is guessing. whether bin salman praised biden or mocked him, it turned out in an oriental subtle way, we really have an amazing relationship with president biden, he maintains a sharp mind and concentration, however, there is a chance to demonstrate to her this sharp mind and especially biden’s concentration. i habitually missed it at a meeting with the president of brazil , first at a turn i almost knocked over the brazilian flag, then during my speech. college president of the united states failed cope with the earpiece i fiddled with the headset for so long that luna siluemy's president was infuriated. can you hear me, the insubordinate earphone to the head of the white house did not succeed, he dropped it, and that wa

sergei lavrov held negotiations with the chairman of the governing presidential council of yemen, rishad discussion was the interaction of the two countries at un sites since 2016 , hostilities between the sith have continued. both the troops of the internationally recognized government and the russian foreign ministry are counting on a new round of direct negotiations to resolve the conflict and establish a sustainable ceasefire. we watch to know everything about russia , the best historical series.

sergei lavrov, on the sidelines of the un general assembly, met with the chairman of the governing presidential council, the center of the discussion was the interaction of the two countries at un platforms. since 2016 , hostilities have continued between the houthis and the troops of the internationally recognized government, and the russian foreign ministry is counting on a new round of direct negotiations to resolve the conflict and establish a ceasefire. next is a short advertisement after we continue stay with us. it contains the highest dosage of a substance for pain and inflammation pentalgin extragel against pain and inflammation in muscles and joints pay less cooked pasta 69.90 pyaterochka helps out car prices are constantly jumping when buying or selling a car. check its fair price with auto.ru evaluation. don't get burned. cashback, allow yourself more every month , return 2.5% of the rate with sber bonuses thank you, you will have time to apply for a loan with increased cashback. get a better deal with prime from russian lotto on your mobile at any time bet on luck and at work in training w

governing council member sing further rate increases as unlikely after the central bank raised interestth straight meeting yesterday. writing "to the best of our knowledge, no further interest rate hikes are expected in the next coming months. interest rates have already reach high enough to ask be expected to bring inflation back to closer to percent in the euro area over the next two years." this comes after the more hawkish policy makers at the ecb could push for another rate increase in december after -- if wages keep rising and inflation proves a stickier than expected. it's obvious there is a split at the ecb. president lagarde talked about it in the meeting yesterday in the news conference. one thing we did not talk about, everything going on and the mix of all that there was a rate cut in china. good news for china's economy overnight with industrial production and retail sales growth jumping almost 5% last month from a year prior on the back of recent government measures to spore more household spending. weakness in the property market, property investments slipped a .8% from j

where she, together with tamara mishchenko, participates in the activities of the occupation government. the councilis submission. for today, i have everything, it was the judicial control program and i, tetyana shustrova. if you have information about unscrupulous judges and corruption in the judicial system, please let me know on facebook or at the email address now see on the screen. it's all good, we'll meet in exactly one week. in ukraine, 6:00 p.m. and for your attention, a news release on espresso tv channel, in the studio of iryna koval, greetings to all viewers. the ukrainian government officially received reform proposals from sha. this was announced by prime minister denys shmagal following a meeting with us ambassador bridget brink. to implement this concept, ukraine plans to create a single plan of reforms to strengthen the stability of democracy together with its partners, the prime minister said. for her part, the ambassador is official submitted for discussion the us proposals regarding reforms in ukraine.

been over a month and then witness this coup in the bull despite the deadline set by the government and military counciliger for huawei to be the french ambassador from this country, france still insists on its museum staying in this country and said that the military council does not have the authority to order france to leave this country. determine and assign the topic of the conversation with mr. qanadbashi, an expert on african issues, and mr. qanadbashi. good morning. good morning, rahman al-rahim, to you and the respected viewers . thank you, mr. qanadbashi. it has been more than a month since the coup in niger, but despite people seem to be all on the same page they are happy that france is leaving their country, but france still insists on staying in this country, and how do you evaluate the future of france in this country? the troops gathered around the barracks to the base of the french forces and demanded the withdrawal of the french forces. looking to the future, imagine that the people's demand for power not to come has never been seen in history when the people expressed such a statement

therefore , it was brought to this council after the complaint of muslim groups and critics of the government'sn, and the council of state is the highest administrative court. france supported the decision of macron's government and claimed that banning the islamic veil is not a serious and illegal attack on fundamental freedoms. at the same time as the beginning of the school year in france, the minister of education announced the presence of 300 veiled students on the first day of school, and 67 people those who refused to change their islamic dress were banned from attending school. he previously said that 14,000 employees will be trained until the end of the year to implement the ban on islamic dress in france. ukraine warned a day after pentagon's announcement to send 31 abrams tanks and depleted uranium bullets to ukraine, kerami warned that the responsibility for the negative consequences of this decision lies with the united states and everyone should be aware of this . at the same time as this news, the new york times quoted an american official from the biden administration's second p

governments agree the death toll in eastern libya will likely rise significantly. ♪ >> let's bring in our guests. in tripoli is --, political analyst and former senior advisor to the high councilstains and the libyan government in the national accord. -- is the founder and director of the sobbing institute. also in tripoli is --, unicef representative for lydia -- libya. thank you for joining us. what have you and your colleagues learned about the scale of the devastation thus far? do we have a clearer picture when it comes to the magnitude of this disaster? >> yes. when we started getting reports in the morning yesterday, it didn't look like this scale. we had 20 to 50 deaths and a few displays. then the reports started coming from the rep -- remote areas. they came really high. now they are talking about between 2000 and 5000 deaths. 20 to 30,000 displaced in dharna alone. when you're talking about several hundred displaced also in benghazi and other areas. the scale of this disaster is much higher than what was in the early hours of yesterday. two dams have collapsed. that's where the efforts are now. and by golly, the situation is calmer. the area effective -- affected is

said that he will continue to defend himself to prove the truth, that is after the spanish government's sports council, some developments are coming out of spain. you're watching bbc news. let's get more on the news that more than 150 schools in england have been identified as having a type of potentially dangerous concrete — with many now closing buildings or classrooms to make them safe. this type of concrete has notjust been used to build schools. so where else could be affected? tom symonds has been finding out. the work keeps coming in for the structural engineering firm in welwyn garden city. demands for inspections on schools and even private houses because of worries about reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete. so i have to say, this reminds me a bit of a well—known chocolate bar. as you can see, it is full of air bubbles. as you can see, normal concrete. this is pretty solid. whereas this is a lot weaker and can easily be shown... raac concrete, light and versatile, was perfect for roofs and floors of post—war buildings. but by the late 1990s, experts were warning it showed signs of wearing

countries. in the schools, the referral to this council was implemented after the complaint of muslim groups and critics of the emmanuel macron government's decision, and the council of state, as the highest administrative court of france , supported the decision of the macron government and claimed that the ban on the islamic veil to it does not constitute a serious and illegal attack on fundamental freedoms. at the same time as the beginning of the school year in france, the minister of education of this country banned the presence of 300 veiled students on the first day of school tomorrow, and also said that 67 people who refused to remove their islamic cloaks from attending the deprived school had previously said that 14,000 employees will be trained until the end of the year to ban the islamic headscarf in france. with the decision of the united states to send a bullet containing uranium weakened with keratin, with criticism in front of the united nations, this decision was called worrying. such weapons for humans and the environment, the us department of defense, the pentagon, issued an official statement about the decision of the u

councils. let our dear people know, of course, there was resistance in the government, but the government is similar to the mirror collection because it has nothing . the issue is the youth of the population, which happens to be in the islamic council and the government have talked a lot in the past months and they tried to make this operational . it was approved in this parliament, one of the concerns of the country's population decline, about 4 million of us are infertile in the country, their branding costs are very high, infertility treatment is very expensive, i could not solve the problems , it was approved and iran's insurance covers it, which can be a problem of about 4 thousand 400 solve the million people in the country and contribute to the growth of the country's population, pay facilities for babies, each baby gets a facility , increase the maternity leave of pregnant women, there is insurance coverage for women's health services, and the granting of loans of 240 and 200 million tomans, that is, those who are married those who want to get married, if they are under 23 years old, they wi

issues of ensuring our defenders on the front line are under control government coordinating council.on material supplies. military personnel are needed. next, carefully monitor that funding is provided, people fulfill their military duty in full in a timely manner, duty, provide them with everything they need, and all participants in the special operation must be delayed in obtaining the required status of a combat veteran for its registration, now there is no need to provide a personal statement to the department to make everything independently based on already available information, but this will allow the fighters’ families to receive benefits. help is provided more quickly, as well as production chains, social support mechanisms were quickly adjusted in april, the president signed a decree on the creation of a fund to help the participants of the special operation for their families, and now branches operate throughout the country. one of such centers vladimir putin visited in veliky novgorod volodya. good luck to you. everything is fine. every family and fighter. there is a per

with the resumption of the work of the public integrity council and the strengthening of control over the work of the bodies of judicial self-governance the supreme council of justice will more carefully check those who wish to receive life support at the expense of budget funds. for today , all this was judicial control and i am tetyana shustrova. if you want to report corrupt judges or illegal decisions , write to me on facebook or to this email address. see you soon in a week, everything will be fine. no matter what ukrainians think about, no matter what they talk about, the first place is still war, war, and our victory is only on espresso . from monday to monday, completely different spheres human activity sports health politics the return of crimea military analytics nine presenters journalists experts opinion leaders in real time about the most current events through the prism of war in the author's projects on espresso hello this is freedom morning informational project radio svoboda guests are here every day this is the shipping district of kherson inclusion we are mining live somewhere in the vicinity of bakhmut, we tell the

new provisions in the 7th program in the consolidation commission of the islamic council, the spokesperson of the government said that our request to our dear colleagues in the islamic council is that based on the government's bill, a law should be formulated on the detection tags or x-customs of knowledge companies. internal basis of design and the construction of the antenna was unveiled in the presence of the minister of economy and the director general of customs. according to the director general of customs, the first stage of installation of detection devices in truck and luggage transportation and the next stage of installation of detectors to facilitate the business of the president is to utilize the capacity of domestic knowledge-based companies in mirjave customs and we have unveiled the astara dota customs truck maker, using the capacity of knowledge-based companies and domestic producers of iran's luggage , we have developed it in attractive customs, prison and shalamcheh , and at your service, khosravi customs, this path will continue forever. we made an agreement we signed a contract with the

who's been briefing the un security council nation. the government now wants you to speed up the plans for the withdrawal of your mission. do you think that he's wise given the situation on the ground, he's only getting worse. all the government has made the decision, the decision that's been communicated to the security council. it's now up to the security council in a dialogue. we've the government of the fee to decide what is the best way one of the main problems that you and now faces is the fact that no longer will come by the majority of people in eastern d o c. it took like this, it shows it easy. it was a useless mission, which originally raised hopes about regaining peace and security in our region. but unfortunately, what we witnessed was more crime under my new scope than before my new school bus event, the think up to 25 years. i don't believe this. mason lived up to its responsibility for our population because nothing has changed on the ground way. un peacekeepers have been stationed in the democratic republic of congo for almost a quar