lasting changes in energy markets. claudia tempered is an energy economist with the german institute for economic research in berlin. she joined me for more. claudia, this report suggest a turning point, but it's not all good news to limit climate change to one and a half degrees. by the end of the century, there would have to be a doubling of investment in renewables by 2030 to $4.00 trillion dollars. is that feasible based on what we know now? i think it will be feasible if the financial markets are ready for it and we need here there, right framework so that the money is suspended for the right direction into the renewables and the transition and set off of fossil fuel infrastructure. unfortunately, we see also bad things going on on the global market because a lot of investment is now spent also in fossil fuel infrastructure or drilling said to fossil fuels, which is not in line what we need. and hopefully this will change. you touch on this government doing enough that question. we also look at the build out of renewables itself, not just investments in fossil fuels. if i look at wind, for example, h

clements 1st as president of the eco institute for economic research. immunity. thank you. i care. right, that's our show for now. we'll be back later with more in the meantime, if you want to learn more about these and other stories hooting more about gas prices, no energy crisis here across europe. check us out online dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the dw news channel. i'm seeing beardsley for me and the business team like to watch with with ah, a beginning of a story that moves us and takes us along for the ride. it's all about to perspective. culture information. this is dw and warner d, w. made from mines. d w's crime fighters are back with africa. most successful radio drama series continues them all episodes are available online. and of course you can share and discuss on d. w, africa's facebook page, and other social media platforms, crime fighters, tune in. now i have been done, i have, he said, i have been sick a straight it because we tried to to cell dory of face or mark all over the world. environmentalists are in danger. the enemy, roofless corpora

all right, that stephan mueller at the hollow institute for economic research. thank you so much. thank you. over to japan who's currency? the yen is hanging around 824 year low against the us dollar. perfect time to open the country back up to tourism. perhaps. japan's reopening is also good news for those who have been waiting for quite a long time to get back into the country. it's been 2 and a half years since japan has welcomed individual foreign tourists. duff, go with 19 restrictions, had made it difficult to travel to the island nation. but this week, tourists from different european countries, israel and the u. k has started to arrive. so we were like here with her and there we go. i know that when we get the news that we can come back and really, really wanted to come to the phone for a long time. it's been kind of on her bucket list of places to see for a long time and then my job is changing. and henry opening man who is a perfect opportunity for us to do that, japan had shut its borders early on. and even bod, foreign residents from returning in the early pandemic day

right. clemons 1st as president of the evil institute for economic research. immunity. thank you. i right, that's our show for now. we'll be back later with more in the meantime, if you want to learn more about these and other stories, quoting more about gas prices, no energy crisis here across europe. check us out online. d, w dot com slash business. we're also on youtube under the d. w news channel. i'm seeing beardsley for me and the business team. thanks for watching. ah ah, you should ice contain the answer to fixing climate change. a team of researchers is digging into the icy pattern more time is running out because the glaciers are melting at an exponential pace. and along with them, centuries of invaluable climate history. to morrow to day next on d. w. every journey begins with the 1st step, and every language with the 1st word, always been equal. rico is in germany to learn german, why not learn with him? it's simple online, on your mo bile and free to shop. t w's, e learning course, nico speak, german made easy. o, drought and flooding. extreme weather events are becomi

in this, the head of the german institute for economic research, the head of the german institute for economic research, does not have to wait for support from the authorities, the economist noted the possibility of economic assistance from the state. currently limited. it will no longer be able to allocate business. with such generous aid as before, tens of thousands of jobs are at stake. and in britain , due to the economic crisis and the rising cost of living, residents are being offered to reconsider their usual diet in favor of bugs, worms and insects, one of british discount chains. thinking about starting sales of edible insects reports daily mail. building notes crickets are an affordable and cheap source of protein. that's just the british themselves like more fish heads and cheap canned food. local residents. literally swept away. these goods are off the shelves in supermarkets informs the times so the sale of fish heads in the country increased by 34%, and canned food by 36 publication notes a recent poll showed that 72% of respondents have become tighter control over their

all right, that stephan mueller at the hollow institute for economic research. thank you so much. thank you. well, the pandemic has also altered labor markets and much of the world workers are simply harder to find. that's also the case in germany. but there's even a demographics aspect to many skilled workers in the country or aging out without proper replacements. the consequences are visible, especially right now with soaring energy prices and demand for solar cells going through the roof. master roofers, sebastian tom chick and his team have been on site since 8 in the morning. they want to get done today because the next job is already waiting. the demand for photovoltaic systems is huge, but a lack of work has means that many jobs can't even get started. that leads to frustration, yacht oscillator, i tonya state law tents and in a bad mood because their order is processed several weeks in advance. they think once is processed, workers arrive within 2 weeks, whether it's just not possible. and when we finally show up with an assembly team, customers are sometimes quite annoye

employment barometer falls to record low hundress blood reports a survey by the german institute for economic research. most of the country's companies are forced to reduce their staff due to high energy prices and the uncertainty of further economic development. this is especially true of retailers, which have been hit hard by the decrease in the purchasing power of citizens. in lithuania, due to the restrictions imposed against belarus, russia, the railways lost almost 40% of freight traffic, the losses are estimated at more than 23.5 million tons. tons or 37% of the total cargo turnover compared to the same period last year. and the polish media suggest that residents collect rainwater and turn off the heating. as a way to save money, one of the journalists advises that instead of raising the temperature, it is worth investing in woolen slippers and a sweater latvian citizens also experience the whole spectrum of their father’s feelings from the country’s sanctions policy in riga, heat energy prices will increase again from november 28 , the tariff will increase by eight percent and will be almost

head of the german institute for economic research support from the authorities.o wait economists noted the possibility of economic assistance from the state. currently limited. it will no longer be able to allocate business. with such generous aid as before, tens of thousands of jobs are at stake. and in britain , due to the economic crisis and growth the cost of living, residents are offered to reconsider their usual diet in favor of bugs, worms and insects, one of the british discount chains. thinking about starting sales of edible insects reports daily mail. building notes crickets are an affordable and cheap source of protein. that's just the british themselves like more fish heads and cheap canned food. local residents. literally swept away. these goods from the shelves in supermarkets inform the times. thus, the sale of fish heads in the country increased by 34%, and canned food by 36%.

such calculations lead the institute for economic research named after leibniz, the growing crisis ingermany is due to the fact that without russian gas , energy prices are rising, and with alternative sources. there, too, there is a problem due to disagreements in the cabinet in the near future, most likely, they will have to stop the operation of the nuclear power plant and cf2, the german depot agency reports this. let me remind you that at the end of september it became known that the plant needed repairs. and on this i have more and more news already in next chat. such a low rate has not yet been a loan in the alpha bank from four and a half percent. get money today alpha-bank is the best mobile bank. and me and you and each cash loan with a fixed rate of 8.9 each is an opening. it is my father who sent me spies to you, but i also want and want openly. the heart of parma is already in the cinema open a free account for business in alpha bank and receive money for any actions on the account individual investment accounts. we already have two types of the central bank benfin are pr

upward trend is set to continue this month and the next that's according to the holla institute for economic research. according to their new report, by november, up to 40 percent more companies could be beginning insolvency proceedings compared to the same period last year. or the report blames not just a lack luster economic outlook, but an average period during the coven 19 pandemic. that's what insolvency number.

leibniz institute for economic research european media discuss. dly the prices for firewood in france almost doubled in romania had to limit their cost for 6 months, but hungary completely banned the export of pallets, and here the head of european diplomacy, joselle, has to admit the obvious. this is what he said at a meeting with eu ambassadors our well-being was based on cheap energy from russia, it is obvious that today we must look for energy sources within europe as much as possible, they change one dependence for another the best energy is that which is produced within. and while politicians are aware of the consequences of anti-russian sanctions, people are running out of patience, tension is growing in france, the situation with high-cost gas stations is deteriorating, queues have added another problem. the police check the tank before allowing the driver to drive up to the gas station if there is not much fuel to fill in yet. all this against the backdrop of prolonged strikes at large refineries, the government no longer excludes that it

such calculations lead to the leibniz institute for economic research that the growing crisis in germanyact that energy prices are rising without russian gas , but with alternative sources. there is also a problem due to disagreements in the cabinet in in the near future, most likely, it will be necessary to stop the operation of the nuclear power plant, and with r2, the german depot agency reports this. let me remind you that at the end of september it became known that the plant needed repairs. see you about the economy for now. petersburg metro will soon launch new trains. they have already entered the line, but for now, the cars are much more comfortable and spacious than the current ones and almost completely russian-made, a large-scale renovation of the st. petersburg subway will be told by dmitry akimov. remember that feeling when you tear off the film from a brand new smartphone. here now this can only be done not with a smartphone, but with a whole car. and speaking even more globally , it is precisely such emotions. now it is testing the entire st. petersburg metro, which in th

was nominated by the republican association of trade unions in the kozhek, he leads the institute for economic research of the international scientific complex, astana from the people's democratic party. auel candidate zhiguli deirabaev chairman of the committee of the agro-industrial complex of the national chamber of entrepreneurs from the social democrats nurlan aluisbaev, the head of the metropolitan branch of this party, it is obvious that in this list the figures are comparable to the estakaevs in their political no weight, and in sight. at the same time, it is no less obvious that we are talking about a fundamentally new political model, what it is, we will discuss with taisiya marmontova, professor of the higher school of social and human sciences of the international university, astana, how actively the election campaign is going on, we can already say how these elections will differ from habitual practice for kazakhstan. i can't say that the current electoral company has any big set of fundamental differences. ah, perhaps even some characteristic features, because the main part of the preside

he was nominated by the republican association of trade unions in kozhek, he leads the institute for economic research of the international scientific complex, astana from the people's democratic party. aul candidate zhiguli deirabaev chairman of the committee of the agro-industrial complex of the national chamber of entrepreneurs from the social democrats, nurlan aluisbaev, the head of the metropolitan branch of this party, is nominated, it is obvious that in this list there are no figures comparable to the estakaevs in terms of their political weight, and there is no trace. at the same time, it is no less obvious that we are talking about a fundamentally new political model, what it is, we will discuss with taisiya marmontova, professor of the higher school of social and human sciences of the international university, astana, how actively the the election campaign can already be said how these elections will differ from the usual practice for kazakhstan. i can't say that the current election campaign has any big set of fundamental differences. ah, probably, there are even some characteristic feature

sam gragg is a distinguished fellow in political economy at, the american institute for economic research, and he is a visiting fellow in the simon center for american studies at the heritage foundation, as well as an affiliated scholar with the acton institute senior, writer for law and liberty. he is widely in political economy, economic history, monetary theory and the author of numerous books, many of which have won awards, including recently the essential natural law and new book the next american economy nation state and markets in an uncertain will be published this fall by encounter. my colleague brenda farah is assistant director and senior policy analyst in the simon center for american studies, and she is the catalyst for our panel today with her new study a tale of three presidential houses the good the bad and the ugly, just published by heritage. and peter, what is the president of the national association of scholars? dr. wood is the author. 1620 a critical response to the 1619 project a b in mouth anger in america. now and the book diversity invention of a concept, as well

quarter the companies of the country are as follows, according to a survey by the munich institute for economic researchhandelsb cites them back in the spring. only 14% of enterprises were ready for such a step, but today 13% of respondents reported a complete halt in production due to cuts in russian gas supplies to moldova in the country's capital. there may be disruptions to public transport. in particular, they can cancel the movement of trolleybuses. mary chisinau has already canceled several routes to save and calls on citizens record inflation and rising prices. it led to thousands of protests. they have been going on for several weeks now. people are demanding a change of government and a dialogue with moscow between the price of gas in europe during today's auction, for the first time since june. below $1,000 per 1,000 m³. experts attribute this to the fact that the storage is almost full and the share of wind generation has increased. in addition , in many countries the weather is abnormally warm, but the forecast of the international monetary fund. far from unfavorable. if the old world can s

earlier we spoke to reza, gotten my heart director of the institute for economic research and innovation. this is the foreign support for africa must benefit the african people not served foreign interest. and it's been contested by people the africans themselves. so all of us have to say of what we went to the future. at the same time, we are being influenced by external interests and external interests. would like to curry favor with africa with respect to geo politics and trying to ensure the support of african countries for the home geopolitical issues. what's quite key in this is africa has a memory, and part of that memory is all experienced with the various and that is seeking our favor, as opposed to supporting us in our development. if africa is being offered to support, it should be to the benefit of africans in the countries often need to prove that that's what they intended. as opposed to read, exploiting africa for their own benefits in africa remains and that's all for now. be sure to check out our t v dot com for all the latest breaking news and updates. we'll see you righ

such calculations lead the leibniz institute for economic research that the growing crisis in germany due to the fact that without russian gas, energy prices are rising, and with alternative sources. there is also a problem there due to disagreements in the cabinet in the near future, most likely, it will be necessary to stop the operation of the nuclear power plant and c2 , the german agency depa reports this, let me remind you, at the end of september it became known that the station needed repairs. and so i have more and more news in the next chat. and now the heroism shown by the russian military during the special operation to protect the donbass the group of captain aleksey yumatov timely stopped the attacks of nationalists who tried to break through the defense line of our troops, repelling the attacks of saboteurs. the captain was wounded, but continued to command the unit. fighters. they suffered serious losses and retreated private dmitry baranov was delivering ammunition when the nationalists attacked the convoy, a battle ensued. private baranov personally eliminated six ne

>> we just got a really growing review from the american institute for economic research.ne critique that has to d do wh what you would do with that money and he was pointing this out that going in and supporting black banking would be a really powerful way of lifting up the community for the very reasons that you were talking about and i've got to tell you this is a good example of the multi-causal explanations because you have this terrible history that also what's going on right now this regulatory stupidity, a situation after the 2008 financial crisis in which the new regulations have made it impossible to have any small banks. there are no small banks. it's hard to even have community credit a unions. so we are just crushing anyone starting from a low starting point from even getting onto the economic wrong, the economic ladder so that's a good example of the way in which yes there's historic injustice but t there's also bad policy and it has a bad affec' on a community that's already vulnerable because of historic injustice. so then that community is like help i us a

>> we actually just got a glowing review from the american institute for economic research and we hadtique which had to do with what we would do it without reparations but what you would do without money and he was pointing this out actually that joining and supporting black banking would be a really powerful way of lifting up the black community for the very reasons you are talking about and i have to tell you this is a good example of multicultural explanation because you have this history. then you also have what's going on right now with just regulatory activity. he had the situation after the 2008 financial crisis in which the new regulations have made it impossible to t have any new bas for their no new small banks prefer to have a community credit union. you now can you can get a small home on or a little starter home because they can afford to ssrprocess your loan unless it's way bigger than that. so we are just crushing anyone who starting from a low starting point from even getting on to thee economic ladder even the bottom rung of the economic ladder. so that's a good examp

we got a glowing review from the american institute for economic research and one critique has to doat we would do, with money and he was pointing this out, going in supporting black banking, and and just regulatory stupidity. after the 2008 financial crisis, the new regulations made it impossible to have any small banks. there are no new small banks. it is hard to have community credit unions. you can't get a small home loan for starter home. so we are just crushing anyone starting from a low starting point from getting onto the economic ladder. that is really good example of the way there's historic injustice but also bad policy. it has bad effect on a community that is vulnerable because of historic injustice. that community is like hello, help us. that story where we can show it is not only racist but have terrible disparate effects. back to the question of systemic racism. is it systemically racist there's a regulatory system that is crushing the poor in terms of home ownership? not in terms of that but an outcome then we call it. banking is a huge area, and stuck with terrible

institute for economic affairs. joining us now is len shackleton, editorial and research fellow at the institute of economic affairsfessor of economics at the university of buckingham. as you can see, the iea is normally, but not always labelled on air as a free—market think tank. it has links with the conservative party. the chancellor spoke at its fringe event at the party conference this week, but it says it's independent of any political party or group. its website doesn't say specifically who funds it, but three tobacco companies have confirmed they provide it with financial support. we've had complaints over the years from viewers who do not think its staff are suitable guests for bbc news programmes. as for how they are labelled when introduced... and artemisigs argued... we wanted to discuss the practice of interviewing guests from the iea and other think tanks on bbc news, but nobody was available to speak to us. instead we were given this statement. now it's three weeks since the death of a young woman sparked widespread protests in iran. mahsa amini died after being detained by morality police for allege

to the previous one and it will only get worse from here on out warned at the leibniz institute for economic researchthe head of european diplomacy recognized joselle. and the fact that due to the reduction of this well-being, economic dominance. he is trying to establish states, he drew attention, the minister of economy of france, washington, sells his liquefied natural gas to europeans four times more expensive than in his american industrialist, he said against the backdrop of rising gas prices caused by anti-russian sanctions, and other energy carriers in the same france almost doubled prices for firewood, the demand for them has increased by a multiple, just like for wood-burning stoves, people are preparing for the winter in conditions of austerity country is intensifying and the fuel crisis refuel the car now. only expensive, but almost nowhere for hours, drivers come to stand in front of the gas station and the police check that those who still have a lot of gasoline in the tank of these patrolmen do not get in line, it seems that it turned out to be too much to push the car manually interru

so we actually just got a really glowing review from the american institute for economic research and he had one one critique which had to do with what we would do. it was actually about reparations, but i had to do with what you would do with that money and he was pointing this out actually that going in and supporting black banking would actually be a really really powerful way of lifting up the black community for the very reasons that you're talking about and i got to tell you this is a good example of actually multi-causal explanations because you have this terrible history, but then you also have what's going on right now. that's just regulatory stupidity. so you have this situation after the tooth is 2008 financial crisis which the new regulations have made. impossible to have any small banks there are no new small banks. it's very hard to even have community credit unions. you now can't even get a small home loan for a little starter home because they can't afford to process your loan unless it's way bigger than that, right? and so we're just crushing anyone who's starting fro

the leibniz institute for economic research discusses the european media. ewood in france have almost doubled; in romania, they had to limit their cost for 6 months, but, and hungary completely banned the export of pallets. and now in the eu countries they say that due to the weakening of europe, economic dominance. trying to fix the united states it took notice french economy minister, he said washington sells its liquefied natural gas to europeans several times more expensive. to our american industrialists, we cannot allow the conflict in ukraine to lead to the strengthening of the economic dominance of the united states and the weakening of europe, we must reach a more balanced economic relationship in the energy issue between our american partners and the european continent. europeans are increasingly thinking about who benefits from anti-russian sanctions, who suffers from them more in people ends, patience tension rises in france, the situation with gas stations is deteriorating, to the high cost of queues, another problem has been added. the police c

earlier, we spoke to donna ginther, professor of economics at the institute for policy and social researchher what she made of what was going on in the uk at the moment. well, it's been a wild ride for you guys with leadership up in the air and an economy that is struggling. i don't envy you. the uk's economic outlook has been lowered to negative by the ratings agency moody's. why would moody's do this? what are the kind metrics they look at to prompt this action? you are facing twin problems that have no easy solution. you're facing both really high double—digit inflation and a recession. the antidote for inflation is higher interest rates, but that makes a recession worse. and so, it is going to be a difficult time for a little while until the recessionary pressures start to lessen. are we looking at a quick fix to get out of this or is it a slow burn the politicians have to work on? it is going to be a long—term — you need long—term solutions. the british economy never fully recovered from the great financial crisis. you've struggled with low growth for the past 15 yea rs. and so, the a

donna ginther is professor of economics at the institute for policy and social research at the universityou very much for being with us. tell us, what do you make of what is going on in the uk at the moment. it make of what is going on in the uk at the moment.— make of what is going on in the uk at the moment. it has been a wild ride for _ uk at the moment. it has been a wild ride for you _ uk at the moment. it has been a wild ride for you guys _ uk at the moment. it has been a wild ride for you guys with - wild ride for you guys with leadership up in the air and an economy that is struggling. i do not envy you.— do not envy you. the uk economic— do not envy you. the uk economic outlook- do not envy you. the uk economic outlook has i do not envy you. the uk i economic outlook has been lowered to negative by the ratings agency moody. why would moody's do this? what metrics do they look at? you moody's do this? what metrics do they look at?— moody's do this? what metrics do they look at? you are facing twin problems _ do they look at? you are facing twin problems that _ do they look at? you

timing of the procedure for integrating new entities into the country's economic financial credit legal system. today, experts from social research instituteselp residents of new territories, speakers from political parties told the center for the protection of citizens' rights. we provide free legal services. but this is the first thing that is second, of course we are there, and we are building on their basis humanitarian centers, not only centers for targeted assistance, where everyone can come to leave an application and get what he needs. well, to the base for the delivery of this humanitarian aid, the most important task is to convince people who left these territories for some other countries to create such conditions there for the future, so that they want to return home, and here in my opinion. right now it may be a debatable issue, but here we must be open. we don't owe anyone who was born there, who lived there to close the doors home, we say welcome not only to those who are there now or turned out to be refugees temporarily yes. we must think it over, the head of the all-russian movement for the poroshkom region. together with

oleksandru thank you for your comments, today we talked about the big economy and macroeconomics with oleksandra betley, the leading researcher of the institute of economic research and political consulting, it was economic news with andrii enivskyi on aliexpress . watch us live every morning at 8:00 a.m., repeat at 11:00 p.m. and when it's convenient for you in on the internet, on youtube, on this today, we will win together, watch this week’s program, collaborators, a list of miklushkas, traitors, journalists, who are punching the city residents of the occupied territories , no deviation, so stop going to the maidan, as kremlin stooges justify the atrocities of the occupiers , they say who first started shooting, as russian propaganda itself betrays ukrainians sellers every war gives birth to heroes unfortunately for the hopeless , today's issue is quite special for me personally, because i will tell about my former colleagues and now mouthpieces of the kremlin propagandists liars about generators of information types operators of fake events editors of fictional news newspapermen agitators and bloggers gunners in short about journalists collaborators

thank you for your comment, ihor was with us burakovskyi, the heads of the economic institute of economic researchsultations , we will definitely continue to talk about sanctions, this is a very important topic, and on monday, i think, and on tuesday. i would also like to pay attention to what is in the package sanctions are not specified, specific prices, that is, the countries will still agree on the prices of russian oil, and i think that this will drag on for several more months . did you watch economic news with andriy yaninsky on the espresso tv channel? if you watched us on the internet, please like and comment on this . the video is like us more people will see it send the link to your friends and relatives people should know the truth well, on this we will win together so that ukrainians don't think about it so that they don't talk about it in the first place, war will still come out war and our victory seven days a week from monday to monday seven different spheres of human activity sports culture politics eight presenters of espresso journalists experts opinion leaders in real time abou

the institute for fiscal studies, a leading economic research group, say the government will have toadow chief secretary to the treasury, pat mcfadden. good morning, mr mcfadden. as everybody starts talking about this face—to—face, ijust everybody starts talking about this face—to—face, i just want to talk to you a little bit in a bit more detail about what exactly it is that the labour party is calling for. we note that you are calling for the government to further reverse the mini budget, the prime minister has already abandoned plans to scrap the a5p top rate of tax, the chancellor bringing forward his plans to bring the fiscal plans to october 31. what is the rest of the stuff you think they should be doing? the? is the rest of the stuff you think they should be doing?— is the rest of the stuff you think they should be doing? they are going to have to revisit _ they should be doing? they are going to have to revisit all _ they should be doing? they are going to have to revisit all of _ they should be doing? they are going to have to revisit all of this. - to have to revisit all o

mixtures, we meet in the library of the institute of economic research, in particular, here the works are devoted to energy, see the book on energy security, this is a topic foriscussion since 2004, from september russia stopped supplying gas to germany through the nord stream gas pipeline at the gazprom company, then it was explained by technical malfunctions, but already after a few days ago, kremlin spokesman dmytro piskov said that while sanctions will be in effect against russia, there will be problems with pumping gas, now among german residents there is a very controversial question whether it is worth keeping sanctions against russia or should they be relaxed? people have the impression that the rise in the price of energy is directly related to the sanctions. in fact, i would not agree that it is related . raised prices to prepare for the cold season, the german government started early at the end of september, the country's chancellor announced that they were ready to allocate 200 billion euros, they will go to support the national economy and citizens against the background of the energy crisis, in particular, almost half of these funds can be used

it would have severe economic consequences for europe are costing life out her daughter, georgia zamarelli, a senior research fellow at the global policy institute of london joining us here live on the program. great to see it's and i, thanks so much for joining us in the program. george and just wanted to ask you the e, you re thinking ties with beijing, where on earth is, is coming from? well, the e u is falling in the united states, which is try to maximize the number of enemies or atlas, or is that your conflict with at any time. so the e u, which has now disastrous, really bad relations with russia, usually going out of its way, went agonize a china as well. what about so i will, i'll get to that, that part in just a moment. but i wanted to say regarding a hungary, i mean is hungry. one of the, the few european states openly and actively trying to improve relations with china rather than put them i think so hungry has very expensive trade dies with china. and you know, particularly with the electric batteries because, you know, hungary, producers of those china, china is also investing a great deal in building up this that the. busy univers

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for your comment and for the knowledge which would you give us what thursday on we are trying to get involved with the games buryakovsky heads of the institute of economic researchnd political consultations luckily succeeded today we talked about the influence of international structures on the global economy i will remind you this is an economic program by andriy yanivskyi on the espresso tv channel watch us on weekdays at 8:00 a.m. live and at 11:00 p.m. in a repeat. and also when it's convenient for you on youtube, together we will overcome events, the most important events, events that are happening right now and affect our lives, of course, news the tape reports about them, but little is known about what is happening, you need to understand antin borkovsky and the invitation experts soberly assess the events and analyze them by modeling our near future that saturdays at 1:00 p.m. with a repeat at 10 p.m. studio event with anton borkovsky nayspresso watch this week in the judicial control program hidden earnings from manipulation of property and connections with the social security administration as a candidate for the supreme court once again disgraced the

for your comment and for the knowledge you would give us what thursday on we are trying to get involved with the games of brokovskiy the heads of the institute of economic researchical consultations today fortunately succeeded in talking about the influence of international structures on the global economy, let me remind you that it is economic program by andrii yanitsky on the espresso tv channel. watch us on weekdays at 8:00 a.m. live and at 11:00 p.m. in a repeat. and also when it is convenient for you on youtube, together we will win, we are looking for eight-year-old sofiyka oliynyk, who disappeared under mysterious circumstances back in march of this year her grandmother is asking for help in finding the child, i talked to her and found out that the woman lost contact not only with her granddaughter a with her daughter, and imagine that she has not known anything about the fate of her relatives for more than seven months, and so we do not know anything anymore er, where is she with the child, what is with them, um, uh, and uh, uh, in this we live in this uh, in such a shock, mrs. retro said that her daughter and her granddaughter lived in the capital on my

for. thank you, our questions were answered by a senior researcher at the institute of transport economicsr school economics ekaterina schukina thank you very much 1 vote good, season 2 the premiere of sports on the russian channel appeared to visitors to the car park of the island of nantes in france they launched new attractions animated bird throws back like a giant. opening its beak, this carousel is just part of a large-scale heron tree project in the future, two birds will be planted on a 35 m high steel tree. visitors will be able to walk along the moving branches and admire the spectacular views of the park and responsibility, the creators of the amusement island were inspired by works. julie verberna. here you can already saddle a big elephant and dive into sea measures, well, russian engineers. now dive into the sweet world. yes, they are creating a program that will allow a person to remotely monitor the apiary royal jelly from their own bees, the idea of ​​starting a hive. sometimes he even visits those who are used to spending most of their time in the city. if you are not rea

for explaining to us how it all works and about billions and millions, we will meet with you again this is definitely in this studio. it was also ihor burakovskyi, the head of the institute of economic researchal consultations. i also advise you to read a long article on this topic on economic truth with natalia shapoval, the vice president of the kyiv school of economics, who also helps confiscate this russian money er, she says that western countries fear that if they take this money away from russia, other countries will not want to place their gold and currency reserves in dollars, but she considers these fears to be exaggerated, she says yes don't rape people don't kill people and everything will be fine with your gold and currency reserves i completely support this opinion andriyanitsky with economic news on the espresso tv channel together we will win we have new details in the search for 17-year-old nastya akopova and fortunately the good news is that the girl was found and we can now to tell you what happened to her and why she didn't get in touch for 7 long months, and this girl's name is katya, and now she says that she is the happiest person, it was she who was looking for her fr

institute for economic affairs. joining us now is len shackleton, editorial and research fellow at the i institute of economic affairsfor how they are labelled when introduced... and artemis165 argued... we wanted to discuss the practice of interviewing guests from the iea and other think tanks on bbc news, but nobody was available to speak to us. instead we were given this statement. now it's three weeks since the death of a young woman sparked widespread protests in iran. mahsa amini died after being detained by morality police for allegedly breaking the strict law requiring women to cover their hair with a hijab or headscarf. the police have denied she was mistreated and say she died of a heart attack. but it's clear that many iranians don't believe that. as rana rahimpour reported on wednesday's news at ten. pupils are burning the pictures of the leader of the islamic revolution, chasing away pro—government school officials. chanting and showing their middle finger to the ideology that has oppressed them for years. the bbc and independent media are not allowed to report from iran, butjournalists here across bbc p

economics research institutes named after leibniz, the european media are discussing. how rapidly the price of firewood in france almost doubled; romania had to limit their cost for 6 months, but hungary completely banned the export of the flight. and now in the eu countries they say that due to the weakening of europe, economic dominance. trying to establish the united states, this drew attention, the french minister of economy, he said washington sells its liquefied natural gas to europeans several times more expensive. than to their american industrialists? like everyone else? well print, we cannot allow the conflict in ukraine to lead to the strengthening of the economic dominance of the united states and the weakening of europe, we must reach a more balanced economic relationship in the energy issue between our american partners and the european continent. europeans are increasingly thinking about who benefits from anti-russian sanctions, who suffers more from them , people are running out of patience, tension is growing in france, the situation with gas stations is getting worse high cost and queues added another problem. the police check how full the tank is before

head of the german institute for economic research support from the authorities. to wait, the economist noted the possibility of economic assistance from the state. currently limited. it can no longer provide business with such generous assistance as tens of thousands of jobs are at stake in the past. the government of germany has a fuzzy plan of action, which may affect the socio-economic well-being of the country, according to the deputy of the bundestag from the alternative party for germany, eugene schmidt according to him, if the political elites do not change course, then the germans will fall into immense despair, the situation is very serious very critical . especially with regard to the common population prices in stores in stores. uh, especially on the goods of the first the need for ut records, that is, inflation is at its highest level in the last decade. and this is felt, of course, by the ordinary inhabitants of germany, because if earlier it was possible, let's say, to buy a full cart for a certain amount. e products. now people feel that they are a