we are now in the main building of the institute of business, i am running, and now i want to meet youad of the institute valery viktorovich makevich. this is my head valery viktorovich makevich, he, who hired me here. i am very glad that i am already working at the institute. and i'm glad that this is my colleague. i am glad to work with him very easy to work with him, and well he plays a huge role in the development of our institute and our business institute courses - he goes to the uniform. e, a single complex of the belarusian state university, despite the fact that we are an independent legal entity, an independent institution we have crediting licenses for all of our training programs we prepare and uh, higher education advanced higher education was a master's degree. we also have a faculty, advanced training and retraining. boer. uh, they saw in him a responsible and disciplined person. but creative. creative, that is, we can say that he not only gives material, as simply under as a teacher, but he is an excellent marketer and excellent the manager, when he enters the classroom

we are now in the main building of the institute of business, i am running, and now i want to meet youf the institute valery makevich hello, this is my manager is makevich valery viktorovich , he is the one who hired me here. i am very glad that i already work at the institute and i am glad that this is my colleague and since it works with him it is very easy to work with him and he plays a huge role in the development of our institute and our business institute courses - he goes to the same. e, a single complex of the belarusian state university, despite the fact that we are an independent legal entity, an independent institution we have accreditation licenses, for all our training programs we are preparing and uh, higher education advanced higher education was master's education. we also have faculty, advanced training and retraining. boer. uh, they saw in him a responsible discipline. a person, but a creative creative that is, we can say that he not only gives material, how easy it is to poke a teacher. well, he's a great marketer. i am personally a manager, when he enters the class

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of facts, then in the structure bsu has 18 faculties, but we also have educational institutions, our legal entities. this is an international institution ecological named after sugar, as the institute of businessheir own faculties, and therefore, if we take it in the context of faculties, then we generally have a complex of the belarusian state. she is a university, 31 faculties, 177 infidels in the structure of the university, famous graduates, outstanding professors, who are famous not only for their scientific discoveries, but also for the creation of scientific ones. schools known far beyond the borders of our country and people who have made an invaluable contribution to the cultural and scientific life of belarus at different stages of the historical of maturation and development, when this three years ago i happened to be and communicate with a-a in the kennedish laboratory - this is, in general, the world-famous forge of nobel laureates in physics, then i was very surprised to learn that our professor, professor belorussky state university, who was one of the students of einstein a allotted. well, honorable mission and honorable mention, and they're cooking. eh, like a book about him.

institutions of our legal faces. this is the sakharov international institute of ecology. business institute. ve their own faculties, and therefore, if we take it in the context of faculties, then we generally have a complex of the belarusian state. she has 31 faculties of the university, 177 infidels in the structure of the university, famous graduates, outstanding professors, who are famous not only for their scientific discoveries, but also for the creation of scientific schools. known far beyond the borders of our country and people who have made an invaluable contribution to the cultural and scientific life belarus at different stages of its historical maturation and development, when three years ago i had nowhere to be and communicate with ah, you see in the laboratory - this is, in general, the world-famous forge of nobel laureates in physics, then here i am with great surprise learned that our professor , professor of the belarusian state university, who was one of the students of einstein a, was assigned. well, honorable mission and honorable mention, and they're cooking. uh, how abou

institutions of our legal entity. this is the sakharov international institute of ecology. business institute. own faculties, and therefore, if we take it in the context of faculties, then we generally have a complex of the belarusian state. she has 31 faculties of the university, 177 kafirs in the structure of the university are known for graduates, outstanding professors who are famous not only for their scientific discoveries, but also for the creation scientific schools. well-known far beyond the borders of our country and people who have made an invaluable contribution to the cultural and scientific life of belarus at different stages of its historical maturation and development, when i happened to be and communicate with a-a in the cavendish laboratory about three years ago - this is in general - in general, the world-famous forge of nobel laureates in physics, then i was very surprised to learn that our professor, professor of the belarusian state university, who was one of the students of einstein a, was allotted. well honorable. mission and place of honor, and they cook. eh, like a bo

most of them are businesses , and most of them are institutions and institutional structures of the country that are interested in the formation of the national information network and the impact they can have in the virtual space . it helps that, god willing, the gaps between the government and the governing institutions and its businesses will be reduced. the national plan for the promotion of humanities is being implemented in the islamic azad university, and the president of the azad university said that this plan will continue until the end of june. our friends with the set of political and social deputy the ministry of interior and the rest of the activists active in the field of culture and a plan became and under the name of the elevation plan, the purpose of this plan is that in fact the university professors enter the arena as soft war officers , to identify the space and their own expression first compared to what in the space of two semesters, more than a thousand professors have entered the discussion, and hopefully ten thousand university professors will participate in this fi

he considered the arbitrary interventions of regulatory and non-regulatory institutions as one of the obstacles to improving the businessenvironment, and added that legal intervention should be done in cases of violations, but arbitrary and arbitrary interventions. the cases and interferences that some institutions do in people's work without legal requirements should be removed . ayatollah khamenei emphasized the importance of financing the activities of the private sector and noted that the foundation of the development fund was to help the private sector. however, since the beginning of its establishment , various government works have been tied up and they did not have legal permission to withdraw from the fund. they called the work of financial discipline in the budget as another requirement for economic growth and said that the budget has structural problems and the budget deficit is one of the most problematic tools for the country's economy, which was among the goals of the meeting of the supreme economic council of the heads of powers to solve this problem, but it has not been solved yet. he added in the issue

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of it will. i think two things, one if you look at the country today, everyone's belief in the institutions whether it's government for businessdivision one of these institutions and believe ins those institutions at an all-time low. some of that i think has come because they have not served the people in frankly. readers, i've tried to talk to them about basic problem-solving, you talk about problem, talk about the solution, implement the solution and it creates a new set of problems in our forefathers are smart creating the senate, jefferson came back and asked george washington, why he came back and he said well, why did you work your tear. in? to let it cool. washington response was that's why we created the senate, let it cool and ask yourself, are you making it worse or better by the solution you put in place? i think the problem we have in this country as we have gone through that cycle so many times that we are dealing with problems created by our solutions and not theob root problem. the voters since that and from that comes since some in the problem with cynicism is cynical voters we've found in pulling in a variety

institute of culture. there he chose the specialty of museum business. and so it went that i decided. let me do my job.that's why the tomsk pisanitsa is what is in this place for you? this is something like a temple, we call it an ancient sanctuary, because the ancient a person believed that if you depict something on this rock, then there will definitely be luck on the hunt. the main array of drawings. this elk and very often to us. here, uh, on the right bank of the river, elk crosses. in general, if we talk about, kemerovo is how much of a cultural region in general. yeah, our culture here is formed from people, and we are siberians. we have more than just coal. yes, it just happened in the grass, and we have here, in principle, very serious institutions. we have an extremely large number of people here who are interested in our history and culture. among your peers, your er, correct institutions, in general, many remained in the region, and how many work here in their specialty, well, the ideology of such a chamber thing was enough 16 people, and there were probably 14 people left in the region. we

european union and ukraine are interested in receiving not only state funds of international institutions, but also private business. given to energy, the key idea of ​​energy, the key requirement is the legal administrative basis for the introduction of high standards of energy efficiency and today this is a really urgent problem , on the one hand, we must have plenty of electrical energy, electrical services, but on the other hand, we must use them extremely efficiently. from my point of view, very ambitious. this is the development of a special road map in order to integrate the ukrainian energy market into the european energy market today, our the system already actually works in a compatible mode, but this is not enough, because the market is much more than how many issues are related to the connection of energy systems. well, of course, the issue of macro-financial stability. the european union and we signed an agreement that we will cancel various types of military restrictions and benefits that were provided in the process of supporting the ukrainian economy, if they are to a normal life, then in any case m

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problems hit and in germany, about 40% of german companies expect a reduction in business in 2023, reuters reports, citing a study by the german economic instituteparticularly difficult situation in the construction sector threatens more than half of such firms. reducing production volumes. or 15% hopes to expand their business to the industrial sector the picture is not much better than the recession predicted by 39% of surveyed companies. an impressive arsenal confiscated from belarusians, a number of detentions in different regions of the country were carried out by a gubopic, as the ministry of internal affairs reports, during a large special operation, seven rifled firearms, 10 smooth-bore weapons were confiscated, almost one and a half thousand rounds of various calibers more than a kilogram of gunpowder and an army explosion package, and this, not counting spare parts to firearms as firearms of various modifications in the current year on the facts of illicit trafficking weapons and ammunition by materials. the eighth directorate for the gomel region initiated two years under the second part of article 1995 of the criminal code of belarus

in america, the most important institution of governance is lobbying and lobbying structures. we have this crime of corruption. and they have a businesshat has existed since the 19th century about this and not only the experts of the club of editors spoke to belarus 1. our country. in fact, it is very dangerous and scary. as an example, yes, but what could be asked of some of the african countries there, latin american to european. look, they have become belarusians, they have kept vera, the economy works for them, no one manages them, but does not make a decision like that. and what was possible. and why didn’t we do this ? alexander lukashenko can be loved or not loved, but he is respected all over the world for the last 30 years belarus alone, the west has implanted in us the ideology of consumption, which in fact destroys any state, any society. the same applies to western corporations. power outages were recorded in some districts of the minsk region due to bad weather the day before in the capital region it was freezing rain, which led to damage to power lines, but restoration work was sent to more than 20 brigades in connection

family that has experienced some genuinely awful things within the institution of the monarchy, but also clearly has unfinished businessh some of these family members. >> the book accidentally going on sale early in spain, its contents widely reported across multiple media outlets around the world. >> there are always two sides to every story, and i'm sure that some of those stories harry has said have been -- not necessarily embellished, but they're from his point of view. they're his truth. >> the british media often a central character in "spare." >> the media are both the subject of the story and reporting on the story. so it begs the question to which extent can it really be impartial reporting, especially when he made so many allegations against the british media in particular. >> "spare," the latest tell-all after harry and meghan's six-part netflix series. >> i wasn't being thrown to the wolves. i was being fed to the wolves. >> they were actively recruiting people to disseminate misinformation. >> and the blockbuster 2021 oprah interview in which the couple famously claimed an unnamed member of the royal famil

approximately 14% of small black business owners received all the finances they sought from banks compared to 34% of white small business owners. it discrimination by financial institutionsmposed significant costs on communities of color and we have written about this -- produced a publication, the black white racial wealth gap, which i command of this committee. and i would like to underscore what some of my colleagues have already said and that is that the cost is not borne by communities of color alone. it is borne by our economy that could be thriving, that could be far more expansive, if this discrimination did not occur. and when we think about the calculus of the cost of any outcome to preventing discrimination, we must also think that the lost economic gain that results from racial discrimination and financial services. as has been mentioned, this u.s. economy suffers from a loss of one to 1. 5 trillion, between 2019 and 2028, as a result of racial discrimination and financial services. and the federal courts have made it very difficult for individuals who are harmed -- to you civil rights statutes to address civil -- and i will give three brief examples. the civ

this further by contacting us, ivan stupak , military expert of the ukrainian institute of the future. they are setting up business centers on the roofs of the ministry of defense in moscow near putin's residence. and what can this mean in russia, they are preparing for strikes on moscow, in a nutshell, they can say to the russians that it is very scary without exaggeration, very, very scary, i will explain to them why this is so they are not afraid of missile strikes they are not afraid air strikes from ukraine, they are afraid of drone strikes, kamikaze drones in particular, and in order to counter these drones with these drones, they are installing self- monitoring height monitors on the buildings of the ministry of war of the russian federation and other buildings anti-aircraft guns, anti-aircraft guns, anti-aircraft systems that can automatically shoot down various flying objects , that is, ukraine already produces such and such information, it manufactures kamikaze drones of different sizes, different loads, and different amounts of explosives, and here is one of the possible options of some kamikaze shells

now also new and monitored education is the concept of private business stepping in and funding their own institutions of learning. crapped in their own curriculum, usually in the communities. the government education system is failing to serve, but are all countries embracing these new opportunities? well, we want to bring in a panel of experts who have worked in education around the world. first is lena ashley, who is the co founder of the corporate international school. and care visa jane, who was the chief executive officer of the carbury international online school. thanks for joining me ladies. ok. let's start off. do most countries view education as a right or a privilege? so in india, i will. i think most countries do it as of right. and in india, i think because there's just such a demand for education, it is viewed as a ride and as a privilege both. and that's, i think, where there's a lot of conflict in what is expected from private players and what parents expect. okay, i agree to what lena's said, kilted said i, because the government asked the constitution, it's a, it's like the way to c

expert, the main consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, candidates of geographical sciences, who took part in the development of a guide for business location. today we talked about how to move away from the war for small and medium-sized businesses in first of all, this manual is designed for small and medium-sized businesses, because a small business can provide for itself and can move itself without expecting help from states well, let me remind you that there is such a site, relacation cse.ua, where there is a free interactive relocation guide, you can use it, i read it carefully, it is really very useful and helpful, it will help your company to move to a safe region, choose such a region yourself and that's right, i'm andrii yanivskyi , economic news presenter on the espresso tv channel, see you on monday at eight in the morning live. i wish you a good friday and a good weekend, together we will win, you found a working store in three letters it is closed, there is no light, please, this bouquet is lucky. we have it and it does not disappear. yes, the generator is humming on the street. they give up to 20 thousand hryvnias, i

now also, new modern education is the concept of the private business stepping in and funding their own institutions of learning craft in their own curriculum, usually in the communities. the government education system is failing to serve but are all countries embracing these new opportunities well we want to bring.

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of ppp loans but businesses would need support. we took 100% of the fees that we were granted in round one to financial institutions and created openusiness. we hoped by investing in cdf eyes and technical assistance and with mayors in cities across the country that we would help 150 2000 businesses with our goal. and by 2024. as of the third quarter of last year we were at 100 78,000 businesses that have been helped. 222,000 jobs created. it's already exceeding expectations. we are delighted with the way the network has responded getting out there to support small businesses. the cdf i technical assistance. we had the last $100 million of the fund in five cities across the country. we made grants of $20 million for you all to figure out because you know your markets better than anybody how those should be best distributed to help small businesses in the markets. i asked for feedback around how that could work better and the only thing i got was if you have more money we could put to work more money. we are delighted the way this has been embraced by the communities and distributed where it's needed the most. >> question for you re

of the eco institute. clemens lovely to have you. that can you tell me how do you interpret these latest figures? why is your business was feeling better? the main reason is clearly that the likelihood of a gas rationing scenario is very low. now, because we've had a very mild winter flow gas storage. so there are plenty tunnels coming on. so that was the one very important risk for the economy and this is off the table now, at least for this went on next. when that comes to be critical. but for this, when we are out of the woods in that regard, what we also see is a slightly easing inflation pressure even beyond the improvements with supply bottlenecks. so a number of positive factors also, the government gas price break takes away some uncertainty for consumers and firms like both of regarding energy costs. so this also contributes to a reduction in uncertainty. we see these factors contributes to these positive numbers. ok, so some reason for optimism, but it really wasn't long ago that the i m f with predicting that half of the e u was going to fall into a recession this year. and german chancellor shaw says he's

of coverage and indicates what many have pointed to before. i indicate that there are facts to back it up about the. busy role of the open society institute and george soros and his network of political allies and the foundations and associations linked to him and how they push a particularly liberal agenda. now, it's also worth pointing out that even though fox news is highlighting this report and the role of george soros fox news itself as a record of being rather biased, especially when it comes to international affairs. they tend to report on things without acknowledging much of the reality of international situations. so when people look at us media, they're not seeing a voice that is very credible. they're seeing and the institution an apparatus that is created to serve certain agenda. that seems to be very, very. busy well corrupted a lot of wealthy interests and elements of the power structure pushing it in one direction to serve one particular agenda. the rhetoric from the i did states about human rights and transparency and democracy and the consent to the govern all starts to fall apart. if you look at this and you look at the

of it and it is split. the two things one if you look at the country today, everyone's belief i in the institutions, whether it's government or business or religion, you pick one of the institutions and belief in those institutions that are not an all-time low. i think some of that has come because they haven't served the peopleor quite frankly. the forefathers are smart and jefferson came back and asked george washington why did they create when he'd been an investor to france and he said why did you pour your tea in the saucer and he said to let it cool. his response was that's exactly why we created the senate. let it cool in the third stage investors offff are you making t worse or better by the solution you're putting in place and i think the problem we have in this country is we've gone through that cycle so many times we are dealing with problems created by the solutions and not the problem and the voters since that and from that comes cynicism and the problem with cynicism is the central voters found in polling and a whole variety of different areas that we look at, the senegal voters think that they are being defenseless but

business. we see bigger issues in regards to support of ownership, education and opportunity. education is needed for business owners and service providers and financial institutions in the fda is up we know to actively discourage us on a phase which we believe was because of the lack of understanding of the model and financial institutions that are unfamiliar with cost and he prioritize the opera entered application during the covid-19 pandemic and with many of the worker providing for the -- who applied for the disaster loans and paycheck protection program were denied and ran into significant challenges in accessing these resources pretty recently also need access to opportunity. we understand the importance of ensuring the people of stay in the game and commitment to the success of the business the repayment of the loans and shared ownership structure has actually made employees businesses are resilient and i and better able to whether the economics and most likely less likely to play out their workers as we have seen a vessel years many examples of programs resulted in low default rates the loans but no personal guarantee inferences, the lending pilot program

of the house. new members are unable to be sworn in on. business isn't able to proceed sad day for the house of representatives as an institution. sad day for the microscope. it's a sad day for the american people. house democrats are unified, ready, willing, and able to get to work on behalf of everyday americans. voting has been postponed until wednesday, but need the mccarthy all those voting against him appear ready to back down. i'm very pleased to welcome scott lucas, who can guide us through all of this. he's a professor of american studies at the department of political science and international studies at the university of birmingham in the u. k. good morning to you. is this really a sad day for democracy as we just heard in that report? or is this simply a legal and democratic process that's playing out here in the house? no, it's a sign that american democracy is under strain. but it's been unrestrained for years, not just because of the hard, right? republicans in the house. but of course, because of the trump, this continue to back donald trump, denial of the 2020 election to continue to try to bury any accountability over the

that if you take sum of private and public that private being the one of households, corporates, businesses and financial institutions, public being, of course state, local and central government as a share of gdp globally, the ratio of private public debt in the 1970s was about hundred percent of gdp by 1999 was 200. last year was 350% of gdp and rising in advanced economies was 420% of gdp. and rising in. china's 330% gdp and rising in the us that ratio is now higher than it was at the peak of the great depression and world war two. and we are not coming out of a great depression and we are not coming out of a major global war. so there has been an explosion of that, and that's important for the following reason. in the seventies, we had the stagflation because there were two negative all shocks 73, yom kippur, 79 iranian revolution. and because of the wrong policies response, looser monetary and fiscal policy, we ended up with inflationary session stagflation. but we did not have at that crisis in advance economy is whether that crisis in latin america because that borrowed the like crazy and when volcker jacked u

of businesses and productions. employment as a coordinating theory between all the institutions has been done. the atlas of employment patterns. i would like to make one point. before the 13th government, we did not know which institution was doing what for which audience in which region, that is, a strange broadcasting of policies and actions we felt or information criminals there was no atlas of job creation patterns of the country, what organization, in what region, what activity for which audience, who had the most employment . for example, in the history of governments, more than 100 thousand billion tomans have been injected into the business environment in the field of financial support , a significant number of semi-active enterprises have returned to the production circuit, you know, the presence of senior and middle managers in the provinces to solve problems on the ground. it has been very extensive and all these trips, for example, the government of thirty managers who sit in the headquarters dies on the spot and takes the necessary decisions many times during the provincial trips o

. >> there's no question there's a climate of fear and intimidation has ascended on our institutions, our business institutions, our cultural institutions. this reinforces the natural human tendency that cornell just mentioned of people to be group thinkers. we will not get anywhere towards reforming these institutions, overcoming this problem. unless there are some people who are willing to exercise the virtue of courage and model that courage for the people, especially for young people. good news is courage is contagious. when people are seeing being cowardly, this sends a signal. that's contagious too. what upsets people, i will say it now, nobody has a permission slip not to be courageous. i do understand the fear. it's not to say that the fear is unwarranted. the fear is totally warranted. it's not to say there will be no casualties. that no one will lose a job an academic appointment, career opportunity and educational opportunity any great struggle and cause, including the struggle for academic freedom and integrity. there will be victims. this much i know. we'll have nothing but victims un

of it and it is bitter and very split. i think two things, one is if you look at the country today, everyone's belief in the institutions, whether it's government or business or religion, you pick one of the institutions and belief in those institutions are at an all-time low. i think some of that has come because they haven't served the people, quite frankly. for years, with the members, i've tried to talk to them about basic problem solving, which is, you talk about the problem, you talk about the solution, you implement the solution and that creates a new set of problems. and our forefathers were very smart in creating the senate. jefferson came back in asked george washington why did they create a senate? he's ambassador to france. and he said why did you pour your tea in the saucer, he said to let it cool. and washington's response was, that's exactly why we created the senate, is let it cool in that third stage and ask yourself, are you making it worse or better by the solution you're putting in place. and i think the problem we have in this country is we've gone through that cycle so many times, that we're dealing with problems created by our soluti

of the house. new members are unable to be sworn in on. business isn't able to proceed sad day for the house of representatives as an institution. sad day for the microscope. it's a sad day for the american people. house democrats are unified, ready, willing, and able to get to work on behalf of every day. americans voting has been postponed until wednesday, but need the mccarthy all those voting against him appear ready to back down. or peter matthews is a former democratic candidate for congress, is also professor of political science in long beach, california. i asked him if this really is a sad day for democracy. he not only said but his chaotic and it's a very dangerous situation because there are so many things threatened right now. if the republicans can't find a speaker or get find not both to get the speaker in place, the united states is facing a debt ceiling crisis. they don't raise their silly pirates. then what happens is you as to fall from its loans, it holds back on the budgeting process, a lot of problems at all cause financially and not only that, but there are many other kinds of issues at stake here that need to be done.

put more squeeze on their ability to do business around the world but will assist others in doing the same. it will broaden the network of nations and institutions that will be able to stop doing business with wagner. >> what is the level of frustration at the white house over germany's position on giving thanks to ukraine especially since germany does not have to give their own tanks? mr. kirby: we are working not only in lockstep with ukrainians but allies and partners all over the world, and these are all decisions that each nation makes for itself, sovereign decisions. we are not arm-twisting and nobody is arm-twisting us. we are working inside a coalition of the willing to provide ukraine with the defense and security assistance that it needs. germany is obviously a strong nato ally, they have stepped up. they have provided a lot of equipment including their defense and armored vehicles of their own to ukraine. they have as we have evolved their support to ukraine over time as the war has evolved and changed, and we are in a different phase now in this work so we are talking about what kind of collective capability can be provided. >> [indi

laboratory number two in the archives of the institute there are dozens of documents that open kurchatov with an unexpected sides. igor vasilyevich was a brilliant businessve, heating and sewerage , food and daily routine, everything was under his control. he even took care of the clothes for his employees in december and the availability of tin 50 pieces of woolen suits, 50 pieces of shoes, 70 pairs of people, not only did scientific work, but also took care of the life of his employees. that's right up close. to start practical work, a cyclotron was needed to create an installation in moscow in a short time, it was impossible, but the lfti cyclotron remained revived in leningrad in 1943 the blockade was also broken in the spring of that year to leningrad on behalf of kurchatov poletelinov. with the help of soldiers sent by the military command, the scientists loaded the equipment into two freight cars and sent it to moscow at a huge risk; there was no other option for the railway. there it was from the front at a distance of 12 kilometers, that is, it was within reach of long-range german artillery, every train run. it was a special operation. that is,