since i mentioned it uh india brazil uh.ny years they have been promoting their applications for joining the social security. uh, this is also, as i said, a manifestation of the trend of multipolarity together with japan and germany. we see what added value will bring india safe on global issues. we see what added value brazil will bring with its security in the event that suddenly germany also becomes a permanent member of this body. in recent years, for many years, we do not at first observe the positions of these two sides of the position of the united states they categorically refuse to recognize the results of the second world war, on which the organization of the united nations is based on the results and the charter of peaceful nations in article 101 very clearly fixes that all decisions are made by the powers the winners are recognized by all other members. japan joined won japan ratified. the charter of japan violates one of the key provisions of the stop, and germany seems to have apologized at some time ago during

some emerging and developing economies such as indonesia, india, brazil, south africa, entered democratic republic of congo, tend to be particularly rich in bud versity. but these countries argue that they lack the resources to expand their conservation efforts. they are demanding financial support from rich nations. we don't want to see a target which has absolutely no hope of implementation. sorry to say there is no time to lose. however, even if the cop 15 participants set an ambitious target, it can only be the beginning. none of the by the versity objectives agreed at the 2010 convention, have yet been fully implemented by the global community. i didn't your engine from our environment desk is following this story for us. i did. can you help us understand what's actually at stake during this conference? so at stake of really nothing less than the future of life on a. and i mean it's not say that if we don't solve it now, then we're doing forever. but just that every year that we let go past where we continue, as we decide in the report, fail to meet targets. it makes it harder and ha

india brazil, uh, for the past many years, they have been moving forward their applications for joining the social security. and this is also, as i said, a manifestation of a trend along with japan and germany. such a four geforn you have, we see what added value india will bring the security council on global and regional problems. we see what added value brazil will bring to security. we do not see any added value in case germany and japan also become permanent members of this body. in recent years, for many years, we at first have not observed any difference from the position of these two sides of the position of the united states well, and secondly, of course, the japanese categorically refuse to recognize the results of the second world war, at which nations the ukrainian conflict, russia also needs to get some security. directly related, of course. all these years, including december of last year and march of this year. and if now there is a serious proposal on how to stop this conflict while fulfilling our absolutely legal requirements, of course we will be ready to talk that we

now we're dependent on india, brazil, and china. when you look at what expansion plans there are globally, it's clear our targets are not achievable, i guess. even if you made 2 per cent of land in germany available for wind power or where do you get the rotor blades? not here anymore, but if you have to buy them and that's not going to work. now from years on amazon, calvin, us matoney to have them. but n o energy is still producing in germany. the family run company builds wind turbines from the planning stage through to their completion, and then maintains them afterwards. by tapping into this gap in the market and drawing on government assistance during the pandemic, it's managed to survive. the d i can in the last 3 years, our projects have suffered from the political climate just like the entire industry in germany. but you know that even if a project is held up as it will come eventually, next year we'll have everything complete, kind, twenties of reform. and that will be good for business. turnover is set to double reaching

some emerging and developing economies such as indonesia, india, brazil, south africa, and the democratic republic of congo tend to be particularly rich in by diversity. but these countries argue that they lack the resources to expand the conservation efforts. they are demanding financial support from rich nations. we don't want to see a target which has absolutely no hope of implementation signed to say there is no time to lose. however, even if the co 15 participants had an ambitious target, it can only be the beginning. none of the biodiversity objectives agreed at the 2010 convention have yet been fully implemented by the global community. ah portugal a through to the football world cup, quarter finals after thrashing switzerland 6 to one in their round of 16 match, it was a dominant performance. portugal took a 2 nell lead and a half time before pushing another 4 goals past switzerland's. goalkeeper yansa in the 2nd half, gonzalo ramos was the standout scoring 3 goals. while superstar christiano rinaldo only came on as a substitute portugal, the 2016 european champions will now play

some emerging and developing economies such as indonesia, india, brazil, south africa, and the democratic republic of congo tend to be particularly rich in by diversity. but these countries argue that they lack the resources to expand the conservation efforts. they are demanding financial support from rich on nations. we don't want to see a target which has absolutely no hope of implementation signed to say there is no time to lose. however, even if the co 15 participants set an ambitious target, it can only be the beginning. none of the biodiversity objectives agreed at the 2010 convention have yet been fully implemented by the global community. ah, at the world cup in cops, i'm on the dogs, morocco have knocked out spain in the round of 16. after a goal, this 120 minutes, it all came down to a penalty shoot out and spain missed all 3 kicks the result sent at the last arab team standing through to the quarter finals morocco with a better start to the game. but 12 minutes in asha for came his free cake, went over the bar half way through the 1st half spain with a big chance to take the le

some emerging and developing economies such as indonesia, india, brazil, south africa, entered democratic republic of congo, tend to be particularly rich in bud versity. but these countries argue that they lack the resources to expand their conservation efforts. they are demanding financial support from rich nations. we don't want to see a target which has absolutely no hope of implementation. scientists say there is no time to lose. however, even if the cut 15 participants at an ambitious target, it can only be the beginning. none of the by the versity objectives agreed at the 2010 convention, have yet been fully implemented by the global community. and i'm joined now by i didn't rounds. i found the w environment. i think how bad is it? it's bad. i mean, it just a few years ago, we had this landmark scientific review for, yeah, the world's best scientist, roswell. and they really found that the rate at which nature is declining is unprecedented. ramsey and anything like it from the dinosaurs wiped out the rate to which species are going extinct is getting faster and faster and faster and

some emerging and developing economies such as indonesia, india, brazil, south africa, entered democratic republic of congo, tend to be particularly rich in but versity. but these countries argue that they lack the resources to expand their conservation efforts. they are demanding financial support from rich nations. we don't want to see a target which has absolutely no hope of implementation. sorry to say there is no time to lose. however, even if the cop 15 participants set an ambitious target, it can only be the beginning. none of the by the versity objectives agreed at the 2010 convention, have yet been fully implemented by the global community. and with that, you're up to day, but stick around and we'll take a little deeper after a short break. i will be back to take you through the day. hope to see you then ah, with oh mm ah ah, this is caracas is the most dangerous slum. but at night the neighbourhood shows its real potential seen uplift, amanda greens cinema to the people, and unites them. the social initiative to during the corona pandemic, and has become an important part of the

south america in central west and east asia , the deliveries of our strategic partner to china india brazilkey and others have especially increased countries are recovering and priority imports, growth taksim bank and commercial banks have entered into more than 1,000 loan agreements in this area for a total amount of more than 335 billion rubles. the program of concessional lending to importers itself is extended for 23 years. experts are sure preferential loans are also needed by the importer. it was they who, in particular, made it possible to achieve today's indicators. this was one of the measures. lord providing our companies with cheap liquidity for this, of course, needs to be subsidized. and our loans, since working capital is necessary, both for our manufacturers for production export-oriented products, as well as to our partners abroad, who can purchase russian products at the expense of concessional trade finance funds. these are traditionally popular instruments, and they are precisely aimed at developing the export of russian industrial products. for many years now , not raw m

some emerging and developing economies such as indonesia, india, brazil, south africa, and the democratic republic of congo tend to be particularly rich in biodiversity. but these countries argue that they lack the resources to expand the conservation efforts. they are demanding financial support from rich on nations. we don't want to see a target which has absolutely no hope of implementation signed to say there is no time to lose. however, even if the co 15 participants set an ambitious target, it can only be the beginning. none of the biodiversity objectives agreed at the 2010 convention have yet been fully implemented by the global community. several of us, some more world view stories. us senator rafael warnock has defeated his republican soldier, hassle walker, and george is run off contest for a seat in the senate is when gives the democrats of outright majority in the senate warnock. thank georgians. god and his family. in an emotional victory. she will serve as a senator for 6 years. argentina's former president has been sentenced to 6 years in jail on charges of corruption. chri

south america in central west and east asia , the deliveries of our strategic partner to china, india , brazilrkey and other countries, especially increased. priority imports are recovering and growing, and aksin bank and commercial banks have concluded more than 1,000 loan agreements in this area for a total amount of over 335 billion rubles. the program of concessional lending to importers extended for 23 years. the european gas market remains open to russia, deputy prime minister alexander novak said this in an interview with tass. the europeans noted that they left a loophole for this lng for themselves. according to the results of 11 months, the supply of russian liquefied natural gas to the eu increased to almost 19.5 billion cubic meters. well, for the whole year 21 is expected, while lng is far from the only alternative. the turkish stream is now loaded at 100%, russian pipeline gas entering turkey is losing its ideological coloring. europeans can freely to buy in the future, the volume will increase many times alexander novak confirmed that there are active negotiations on the creatio

emerging markets like india, brazil, south africa come to play.econd trade linked to the peak in u.s. rates and the potential to growth, the yen going forward. francine: yen is one of the main things for 2023. governor kuroda is stepping down in april. themos: it is not just the theme for fx investors but one of the few asset that pay where inflation eases comfortably and instead of where it comes down because of recession, it is one of the places where there is a lot of space than the euro-dollar. you have a big figure with the yen without much effort. tom: the strength of the labor market around wages, a record increase in this stagflation area environment. bloomberg says it puts 75 basis points on the table for the meeting on thursday. why is the pound down today? themos: it goes back to the fact that this is the theme of the year this year. the bank of england start of the year with a huge opportunity of understanding the fact that between the energy costs, the tightness in the labor market, brexit, you had a very inflationary situation in the

central , west and east asia, especially increased the rates of our strategic partner in china, india, brazil and other countries. priority imports of eximbank of russia are also being restored and commercial banks have concluded more than 1,000 loan agreements in this area for a total the amount of more than 335 billion rubles. the program of concessional lending to importers itself is extended for 23 years. the gas market of europe remains open to russia, first first deputy prime minister alexander novak said about this interview with tass, the europeans noted. he left a loophole for himself. this is lng following the results of 11 months at the rate of russian liquefied natural gas in the eu rose to almost 19.5 billion cubic meters, and 21 is expected to depend on 21. at the same time, lng is far from the only alternative. turkish stream is now loaded at 100%, russian pipeline gas, gas coming to turkey loses its ideological connotation and europeans can freely buy it in the future, the volume will increase many times alexander novak confirmed that active negotiations are underway on the cr

some emerging and developing economies such as indonesia, india, brazil, south africa, entered democratic republic of congo, tend to be particularly rich in by diversity. but these countries argue that they lack the resources to expand their conservation efforts. they are demanding financial support from rich nations. we don't want to see a target which has absolutely no hope of implementation. scientists say there is no time to lose. however, even if the cop 15 participants set an ambitious target, it can only be the beginning. none of the by the versity objectives agreed at the 2010 convention, have yet been fully implemented by the global community. at random joins us now from our environment. task, he's been following this for us. there's so much at stake at this conference, just walk us through what it is for ultimately with conference, with about stopping the destruction of, of the planet of the life on this planet. and i've just heard in the report where a long way of actually achieving those goals. so i mean, just to give bit of context, the biggest scientific study of all the lif

india and brazil group , seen through year. india and brazil group, you seen through year. n that group, you say that the non—aligned world, some of the big emerging economies , of the big emerging economies, what we've seen in the last year has been the uk trying to have relations with eu. they relations with the eu. they still a lot to be done there, but trying to repossess itself in will be big growth in what will be the big growth area, economy, not area, the world economy, not just this year but in the next decade so. the decade or so. that's the indo—pacific in the west to indo—pacific from in the west to america , the east and the real america, the east and the real challenges the uk needs to become more competitive . since become more competitive. since 2008, since that global financial crisis, britain has been like western europe actually , britain has become actually, britain has become a low growth , low productivity, low growth, low productivity, low growth, low productivity, low wage economy and it's not just people in benefits has been touched on at the end the

one other word about the swing states, india, south africa, brazil. a huge question for us is how do we craft narratives that are trenchant with these postcolonial countries? i'm not persuaded that actually talking about multilateralism and rule of law is necessarily the most effective argument with them. i would say that we need to look at a couple of other values. sovereignty. what is the war in ukraine other than the defense of sovereignty? it's of great value. we in the west have neglected sovereignty for too long. the other is, this is a nuance but it is an important nuance. maybe we need to talk a little bit of more about freedom rather than democracy. mike's organization is called freedom house. when you see the demonstrators in china, on the streets in iran or ukraine, that is the first word on their lips. freedom. craft our narratives around sovereignty and freedom so they have more traction with the swing states in the wider world. >> tim, thank you. mike, i want to ask you a bit about nato and the u.n. there has been criticism, have they do

we want to support any people who are dominated whether they are in india, brazil, black and workingn america, whether they are workers and university of california system. not a bumbling word from even the mayor. that is what dorothy day was calling for. that is our legacy. what that means is, we are going to cut against all the grain in the name of truth and we also hope of justice and even some beauty. amy: i want to ask about the split on the left, professor west. some on the left have emphasize the history of the u.s. hostility to russia in the region, including pushing nato expansion. yeah people at the cia director earns in the past was fiercely critical of the u.s. pushing to expand nato and many people say the u.s. now has no right to criticize russia, which according to the logic, is defending its influence. however, others on the left have insisted imperialism must be opposed in all its ugly forms, whether it is u.s. imperialism or russian imperialism against the deeply suffering ukrainian people. where do you stand on this? >> i stand on the highest moral ground i can gai

the sanctions against russia and the same freezing of the assets of the opek country plus china india brazilve the imf and switch to a new reserve currency. but it's not yuan. china will not want to loosen currency controls, the new currency will be called the bank. in the russian banking market, it seems that a big deal is being prepared in the near future , they may announce that vtb is buying otkritie bank, which is now owned by the central bank , this building is reported by the franc-media the central bank took almost all the shares of otkritie bank in december of the seventeenth year. after he announced the launch of the financial recovery procedure in it, and all these 5 years the central bank was regularly asked, and when he was going to sell one of the largest banks in the country, the central bank also regularly answered that he could sell the shares of the opening on the stock exchange by arranging an ipo or maybe sell them to a private investor in the eighteenth year, the head of sbel verno bullina, said that the regulator was too worried a large share of the public sector in the

the leaders of the china, brazil, india. i don't think that global warming is high on their list. ng, i don't think that's one of them. brazil or indonesia. and i think they're focused and other things, we need to find ways to help them adopt the technician because they're low emitting and cost. i'm a believer of investing in technology and part of the inflation reduction act did that, i applaud and a lot did other things in my opinion are not necessary and will divert the attention from the real problem. >> so, senator, climate envoy, secretary of state kerry, he just said that, you know, he talked about a plan where american businesses would help fund the clean energy transition, so it sounds a little bit like you're on the same page, but how does that work in practicality? and also, there was a big conference earlier or last month, there's one every year, cop-27 in egypt about this global problem. is there not enough being done coming out of that conference? >> yeah, there's not enough being done coming out of the conference and in my opinion there are several things we could re

or targets by purchasing credits linked to carbon reduction programs in countries like china, india, and brazil, which needed to keep national economic development on track. pre committed to do so without generating the volume of emissions rich countries produced when they were growing their economies. so for example, if a power plant in australia needed to shape 10 percent of its emissions, it could buy offsets from a solar power project in india. the power plant there might initially have been coal fueled, but the sale of carbon credits could help cover the high costs of developing solar power. the gap, an emissions between the hypothetical co plant and the actual solar farm would constitute the automated carbon that could now be sold as units of certified emissions reductions. basically permission slips to allow polluting entities to put out the carbon that was supposedly being held from the atmosphere. the c d. m was extremely popular in its heyday. more than 8000 projects in a 111 countries have registered with the scheme, which is handed out more than 2000000000 carbon credits. representi

the leaders of the china, brazil, india. i don't think that global warming is high on their list. k that's one of them. brazil or indonesia. and i think they're focused and other things, we need to find ways to help them adopt the technician because they're low emitting and cost. i'm a believer of investing in technology and part of the inflation reduction act did that, i applaud and a lot did other things in my opinion are not necessary and will divert the attention from the real problem. >> so, senator, climate envoy, secretary of state kerry, he just said that, you know, he talked about a plan where american businesses would help fund the clean energy transition, so it sounds a little bit like you're on the same page, but how does that work in practicality? and also, there was a big conference earlier or last month, there's one every year, cop-27 in egypt about this global problem. is there not enough being done coming out of that conference? >> yeah, there's not enough being done coming out of the conference and in my opinion there are several things we could really do that we

now you have china, of india, brazil we have many countries that are independent and important players. you can't say the u.s. and russia there with less powerful. it's not quite the structuring that the cold war was but in europe it feels a lot more like the cold war. to come full circle with your question your, asking about brutality and toughness in a way that's what all wars of oak. if it's a new cold war, very likely there will be a tough and real edge to it. >> all these various active had goals. is it possible for an outcome besides the total victory to end the war? is there any hope of a peaceful outcome? diplomacy working in order to resolve the conflict >> it's a very hard one to answer. since we concluded today's lecture with the white house, with the biden administration, let's think about it from there. from their angle of vision. is there going to be a total triumph over russia over world war ii style absolute defeat? i don't think it's possible, not that because russia is incapable of failure, you can't really defeat a nuclear power -- as the soviet union did in 1991. th

forecast for the next year from sax bank among the most striking theses is the assumption that china brazil indiaistan will leave the international monetary fund for them some countries from guardianships will join plus the reason for the exit is the refusal to settle in dollars, since the united states has turned its currency into a weapon another prediction a sharp increase in gold prices due to increased inflation people will need a stable asset demand for this metal will rise and it will rise in price to $ 3,000 per ounce. now the price on the exchange is about 1.800 in a different forecast. one of the countries is banning the production of meat. so she will show that she is ahead of everyone the race to save the climate will all begin with a large tax. in this area, from the year 30 there will be a complete stop. analysts do not specify which country they are talking about, let me remind you that shocking predictions are unofficial forecasts of the bank's sex by experts in them. describe controversial expectations some minute while all the news. the ministry of sports has approved a tighteni

and such a plan really exists in 2015, the so -called g4 four large countries are germany japan brazil indiaorandum 2015 - this is already a year after the maidans in fact was it directly related to the events in ukraine, they signed a memorandum on the need to reform the security council in this memorandum. he is on the internet. they can read it they describe in great detail why and how it is necessary to change the speech, it was not about changing the composition of the permanent members of the security council, it was about an expanded council, and uh, there were a lot of different things like that, but no one seemed to pay attention to it, but the plan it existed and they worked with it very seriously. and i suppose that during the time of angela merkel, this problem or this issue was slightly suppressed. i didn’t really want to come out with this, because then the problems associated with the 1990 unification of germany would come up when there was also a question. how is the new germany? will be a member of the un, and in general, it may be worth immediately and allocate a place as a

for the next year from sax bank among of the most striking theses is the assumption that china brazil indiave the international monetary fund countries from the guardianships will join them plus reasons for abandoning dollar settlements, as the united states has turned its currency into a weapon another prediction of a sharp rise in gold prices due to if inflation increases, people will need a stable asset, demand for this metal will rise and it will rise in price to $ 3,000 per ounce. now the price on the exchange is about 1800 in a different forecast. one of the countries is banning the production of meat. so it will show that it is ahead of the curve in the race to save the climate. it all starts with a big tax. in this area, by the thirtieth year, there will be a complete halt. analysts do not specify which country they are talking about. let me remind you that the shocking predictions are unofficial forecasts of the saxon, the bank's experts describe controversial expectations on this one. i have more and more news in the next chat. in any journey, you need a faithful and reliable comp

february first the volume of russian exports to china, brazil , india and turkey increased by at leastd to the previous year. rim has learned something this year, or is she also trying to close the door to history, well, firstly. you invited a historical political scientist and a lawyer in order, probably, to somehow push them together, but we have, and we get some kind of homogeneity. first of all, consent, i completely agree with ivan, you can’t close yourself. you can't close and you have to. uh, hmm can't be closed, but since we're both outside of our realms anyway activities. we are also representatives of the academic world cannot be closed in the academic world. what about disappointment? yes, a year of disappointments, but nevertheless, i did not warm up in my profession. i am sure that my specialty needs to be convinced once again. here, too, international law provides the institution with tools that it would not be a sin to use after all. well, let's hope, anyway. thanks a lot. ivan saranchuk and the same mukhamedov were our guests. during the year, the conflict over kosovo s

a nuclear device, he is going to cause the big swing vote in the middle and by that i mean india, china, brazilth africa. these are big important countries that are kind of trying to play the ball down the middle. that is going to move to the west. it's going to move towards ukraine. he knows that. so bottom line, i think his comments are accurate. i don't lay awake at night worrying that putin is going to use a nuclear weapon. >> we should note that u.s. officials at no point during the conflict noticed that russia escalated its nuclear status. the war is going to go on for quite some time. it is certainly been exposed a lot of weaknesses in that country's capability. there are drone strikes in russia this week sent from ukraine. how is it possible that drones have been able to travel dozens, hundreds of miles russian territory without being shot down first? >> exactly. you and i talked about this on "morning joe," our sister show yesterday. this long range drone activity shows you that russia doesn't have the kind of minute to minute, second to second control of its airspace the way we do her

countries that are not directly involved in the war with russia, as our partners there, india, latin america, brazile, which try to stay away from it and tell us in every possible way about the need for negotiations, what is better, bad negotiations or a good war, but this is such a theoretical model of a spherical horse in a vacuum, which does not have any added value for ukraine over time, even in these countries, such as india, india, which initially engaged in a wide-scale war on ukraine from february such a soft russian, then a neutral , pro-russian, then a neutral position, now more and more, it even votes in favor, usually mandates for sanctions and countering the russian threat. that's it, it's grass it is observed in particular, for example, in brazil, which generally stayed away from all the stories and decoratively supported negotiations as a way to resolve the conflict, so i think there is an optimistic view on the fact that the second in the second position, where the announcement of russia, where there is fragmentation, is decomposable, he knows the state's decision, this is the one a

russia forms a multipolar world with such truly giants as china, india and brazil and with such sovereignsaudi arabia, many countries of asia, the middle east, africa and latin america by the way, just tonight , vladimir putin spoke on the phone with the new and at the same time the old, and the president of brazil louisiva and, according to the kremlin, both leaders expressed confidence that russian-brazilian relations will continue to develop successfully, both in a bilateral format and within the framework of the brix, it was big game. all the best. russia really has an atomic bomb, the minister, vyshinsky remains silent, perhaps the most brilliant intelligence operation in the entire history of the special services, not a single mouse will slip through ; , and in them i never said these people had absolute confidence in the rightness of their cause, the russians blew up the bombs and a terrible rose from where, why and that the bomb ours in los alamos today on the first electric grill cable coffee maker and other kitford equipment with discounts up to 30%, on wildberries wednesday in

from the beginning of february, the volume of russian exports to china, brazil , india and turkey increasedred to the previous year. the frame has learned something this year, or is also now trying to close the door to history. well, first, ferris. and you invited a historical political scientist and a lawyer in order to, probably, somehow push them together, but we succeeded. and we get some kind of homogeneity. first of all, consent, i completely agree with ivan, you can’t close yourself. you can't close and you have to. uh, hmm can't close. well, since both of us are still in addition to our areas of activity. we are also representatives of the academic world and we must not close ourselves in the academic world. what about disappointment? yes, a year of disappointment, but nevertheless, i did not understand my professions. i am sure that my specialty needs to be convinced once again. here, too, international law provides the institution with tools that e would not be a sin to use. well , let's hope, anyway. thanks a lot. our guests were ivan franchuk and the barrier was also mukhamedov.

you know, today we are 11,000 people in india, 6000 people in brazil, 7000 people in china. think those numbers will increase. they will probably increase faster than the number of people we have here in the u.k. or u.s. we are a u.k. company in a sense, but we are really a global company that is headquartered in the u.k. and the u.k. today is only 12% of our business. i do not know that will be wildly different. but i think we will be bigger in other parts of the world. francine: mark, thank you for your time today. mark: thanks, francine. thank you. ♪ hi, i'm katie, i've lost 110 pounds on golo in just over a year. golo is different than other programs i had been on because i was specifically looking for something that helped with insulin resistance. i had had conversations with my physician indicating that that was probably an issue that i was facing and making it more difficult for me to sustain weight loss. golo has been more sustainable. i can fit it into family life, i can make meals that the whole family will enjoy. it just works in everyday life as a mom. >> it is 1