i.m.f. and world bank this is where you have the american influence right controlling the purse strings so that should these think these funds are being utilized to actually build up your infrastructure for markets to thrive or you can end up with you know basically commerce and people coming together and having education and having awareness of values so when you look at these situations being depressed who do you think is really behind this sort of mental manipulation of these situations to make sure that there is an ongoing conflict to make sure that basically uganda and rwanda and congo are at odds with each other's throats and that the various ethnicities and culture. are fighting internal civil wars continuously in places like congo sure sure i mean it's like what do we find when we pull the curtains back who's who's you know playing with the the million that strings. you know it's it's tricky and i think overall when you have a government as corrupt as congo's is it's individuals that are behind it and whether it's you know we want to point a finger at the president which is newsy thing

i.m.f. and the world bank because of the trumpet ministration has altered the instructor that you had to to this and those institutions to oppose the extension of credit facilities which had to turkey and the turkish economy at the moment it does need foreign credits foreign investments so that's one area that things are going to force you to church idealists much. in the struggle going to have to leave it everyone i have to time but we appreciate your thoughts and your time tonight it was a month. ago gleeful metallic basket to the u.s. thank you and. now he when peacekeepers is set to return to the garden heights off to the area it was liberated from jihadists however the region is still hawkie contested with syria and israel fighting ivory for decades with each with the details his yukos you don. this city in the golan heights is one of the latest sites where the syrian army has brought terrorist ruled to an end. we were among the first international news crews inside after its liberation well just months ago the city of me was still under the control of well with most of the infrastructu

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i.m.f. the world bank the un world all these things but now they're all being challenged by trump and we're entering into a period of to globalization which would mean higher prices inflation across the board and if wages follow suit then there will be peace in the valley if wages don't follow there will be lots of problems ok so we're going to tie it those together into other segments here where they talk to some of the guys from the steel companies that are winning. trump impose twenty five percent steel tariffs that has seen the price of steel in the united states soar by forty one percent tire the benchmark price of u.s. steel has forty one percent higher and nine hundred seventeen dollars per short ton so nucor is seizing on the amount momentum however a new core i said is gaining they their stock prices soaring their profits are soaring and what are they doing well they're seizing on the momentum to plow one billion dollars back in two. it's business a huge increase that will mostly go towards expansion quote what will happen to our great country if we continue to operate with a massi

a year in tariffs alone that's twice as much as ukraine hopes to borrow this year from the world bank i.m.f. and e.u. combined. journalist david stern joins us from kiev david just how hard a job is a proving to corruption in ukraine well it's a huge problem of course anecdotally anecdotally i've heard of the last two years the problem is actually gotten worse there seems to be corruption throughout the society and as you heard from that report now of course corruption is a problem throughout the entire former soviet union so it's really a post soviet problem but as we heard from the report ukraine had a revolution four years ago and so expectations here are much higher and there is the expectation that after the revolution this would be problem number one that they would tackle but at the science right now you have it throughout education health care the courts and as we heard the. customs so really it's the main issue right now in ukraine besides the war what are officials actually doing the ones who are corrupt that is. well the it should be said that ukraine this government has actually done

i.m.f. the world bank the un world all these things but now they're all being challenged by trump and we're entering into a period of to globalization which would mean higher prices inflation across the board and if wages follow suit then there will be peace in the valley if wages don't follow there will be lots of problems ok so we're going to tie it those together into other segments here where they talk to some of the guys from the steel companies that are winning. trump impose twenty five percent steel tariffs that has seen the price of steel in the united states soar by forty one percent tire the benchmark price of u.s. steel has assumed forty one percent higher and nine hundred seventeen dollars per short ton so nucor is seizing on the amount momentum however a new core i said is gaining they their stock prices soaring their profits are soaring and what are they doing well they're seizing on the momentum to plow one billion dollars back in two. it's business a huge increase that will mostly go towards expansion quote what will happen to our great country if we continue to operate with

i.m.f. the world bank the un world all these things but now they're all being challenged by trump and we'reentering into a period of to globalization which would mean higher prices inflation across the board and if wages follow suit then there will be peace in the valley if wages don't follow there will be lots of problems ok so we're going to tie it those together into other segments here where they talk to some of the guys from the steel companies that are winning. trump impose twenty five percent steel tariffs that has seen the price of steel in the united states soar by forty one percent tire the benchmark price of u.s. steel has assumed forty one percent higher and nine hundred seventeen dollars per short ton so nucor is seizing on the amount momentum however they nucor i said is gaining they their stock prices soaring their profits are soaring and what are they doing well they're seizing on the momentum to plow one billion dollars back in two . it's business a huge increase that will mostly go towards expansion quote what will happen to our great country if we continue to operate with

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