of our country and also outside its borders kateryna oliynyk vitaly, a colleague for the espresso tv channel and from microeconomics to macroeconomics, we will talk with oleksandra betley, a research associate of the institute of economic research, head of projects of this institute, mrs. oleksandra, congratulations, i have in my hands uh, macroeconomic monitoring, if the monthly uh, this is such a document that you have been preparing for how long. how long has this project existed? we released the monitoring of ukraine in october 2001, but then for various reasons we did not release it for 4 years from 2018, the last issue was in november 2018, and in december of this year we decided to restore it it is the release of the monthly clinical monitoring of ukraine with the support of the european union as part of one of the projects we are doing with the rome organization and why we did it because we understood what is needed next economy politics it is very necessary especially a description of certain data and trends in the background the fact that the state does not publish much information now and the situation is changing quite a lot, so every month there is something to say and share your point of view with cheats

igor burakovskyi was on the air of the espresso tv channel, he heads the institute of economic researchonsultations, it was stated in the credits that we will talk about the seizure of the assets of the russian oligarch babakov, we will leave it for dessert for another day, and i am andriy yanitsky, the host of the program news on the espresso tv channel tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. live, we will see you again, we will win together for four years, 32 national teams will meet on the fields of keter to find a new winner in the modial see all 64 matches of the world cup live on the megogo media service join the community with a ukrainian view of the world become a sponsor of the espresso youtube channel and this is access to exclusive content personal thanks pinned comments special icons and the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team click sponsor and become part of the community with from the ukrainian point of view, there is a war going on and not only for territories, it is also a war for umy, russia is throwing millions of petrodollars to turn ukrainians into a poor ukra

collaborationism, but now we will have a guest on the air, ihor burakovsky, the head of the institute of economic research and political consultation , i congratulate ihor, but besides the fact that you are the head of such a respectable institute, you also teach at the university. tell me, what kind of university is it, what subject do you teach? what do you do there? the students and i are analyzing the problems of economic policy and, er, a small course called global economy, that is, what is happening in the world today in the economy around ukraine, and er, it seems to me that this is fundamentally important today, the session already has it started or is it approaching? the session is approaching. we started our work on the first of october, but since september 1, today the schedules have changed to some extent. and by the way, if we are talking about the martial law, about the problems we are experiencing today, universities and secondary schools have been granted the right to independently set within certain limits, of course, but the calendar of our activities, well , taking into account the circ

microeconomics to macroeconomics let's talk with oleksandra batley scientific associate of the institute of economic researchroject manager of this institute ms. oleksandra congratulations i have in my hands, uh, macroeconomic monitoring, monthly uh, this is a document that you have been preparing for how long. how long ago is this project and it exists let's say this is the first issue of the meme, what do we call the monthly economic monitoring of ukraine? th year and in december of this year, we decided to resume the publication of the monthly clinical monitoring of ukraine with the support of the european union as part of one of the projects we are doing with the rome organization and why we did it because we understood what was needed next economy, politics, it is very necessary, especially a description of certain data and trends against the background of the fact that the state does not publish much information now, and the situation changes quite a lot, so every month there is something to say , tell and share your point of view with cheats mom is available on our website, we write about it on the in

and also about the role of oligarchs , ihor brokovskyi, head of the institute of economic research and political consultations, spoke our regular guest of the program on thursdays. and i’m andriy yanitskyi, the news anchor on espresso with you on weekdays tomorrow at 8. let’s see you live on the air together we will win join the community with a ukrainian view of the world become a sponsor of the youtube channel espresso and this is access to exclusive content personal thanks pinned comments, special icons there, the possibility of personal communication with the espresso team, click to sponsor and become part of the community with a ukrainian perspective mykola veresen, vitaly portnikov and the main topics of the week if against ukraine will be applied god forbid really tactical nuclear weapons it will definitely change the world stories problems analysis and personalities we are waiting for john gerbs is the former ambassador to the united states in ukraine day thank you for the invitation you have questions get answers so the question is waiting how to understand sports september ev

is traditional on thursdays , we talk with the economist igor brokovsky, head of the institute of economic research political consultations. today mr. igor and i have a very interesting topic, mr. game, congratulations, we will talk about the role of the state in the economy, i read that the data on the percentage of redistribution of money through the budget of the entire economy of ukraine and it turned out that 40% of the usual for ukraine of redistribution, we have already reached 78%, and this is well, almost , we are no longer living in the time of the morning economy, but here is some such ersatz of the ussr or you, it does not scare me, it does not scare me , because, unfortunately, we live in conditions of war , and under conditions of war, the role of the state is essential increases, the state concentrates a large amount of resources , the state receives a large amount of international aid. well, unfortunately, the income of certain budgets in one is reduced, therefore. thus, the state is somehow trying to keep the ukrainian economy afloat, although it is clear that this is not only the

collaborationism, well, now we will have a guest on the air, ihor burakovskyi, the head of the institute of economic research and political consultation, i congratulate ihor, but besides the fact that you are the head of such a respected institute, you also teach at the university. tell me what kind of university it is, what subject you teach. what do you do there? i work as a professor at the national university of the kyiv-mohyla academy. as an economist, i teach two subjects . with the students, we analyze the problems of economic policy and, er, a small course called global economy, that is, what is happening in the world today in the economy around ukraine, and er, it seems to me that it is fundamentally important today, has the session already started or not the session is approaching. we started our work on the first of october, but since september 1, today the schedules have changed somewhat. and by the way, if we are talking about the martial law, about the problems that we are experiencing today , universities and secondary educational institutions have been given the right to independently set wit

igor burakovsky was on the air of espresso tv channel, he heads the institute of economic research andations, it was stated in the credits that we will also talk about seizing the assets of the russian oligarch babakov, we will leave it for dessert for another day, conversations a i'm andrii yanitskyi , the host of the news program on the espresso tv channel tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. live , we'll see you again together we'll win, we're looking for seven-year-old darina chichkanova, whose fate has been unknown for almost 7 months, and i am also lying about the information about her disappearance. i only know that the last time the girl was seen in the luhansk region was in the town of novodruzhevsk. it is only 10 km from lysychansk. the territory is occupied, so there is no communication there, and the situation in the region remains quite uneasy. but i hope that everything is fine with the child. i am asking especially the residents of the north donetsk region of the luhansk region, who may be seeing me now on social networks, look carefully at the photo of the girl, she has light hair and

all also look at the first column of newspapers, ihor burakovskyi, the heads of the institute of economic of researchnd political consultations , they concluded the year and talked about the next uh-uh, this is an economic news program with andriy yanitsky on the espresso tv channel . in the first week of january, the economy will not be on espresso, there will be normal news on this today, we will all win together, cinema, television, sports, music, education, free people have a choice, choose what you want on megogo, in 2023, we will not ask for anything so small from god we need one main victory happy new year your channel espresso christmas is a time when ordinary things take on miraculous properties a time to gather together to celebrate and we will decorate our trees even in times of war our trees will be places of strength we will meet christmas together with our military all together we will become more stronger, and as in carols light defeats darkness, so in life ukrainians will defeat moscow's extra glances, his godfather is sincere to god's son, to our land, to ukraine, a gift came down fr

temarko and this is the president of the london conservative party, the chancellor of the institute of economic researchere is a significant power deficit in the country's energy system, according to ukrenergo, in kyiv, less than half of the consumption needs are provided, the situation in the kyiv region is even more difficult, four districts of the region were without power for two days, everything after the drone attack on monday, how are the victims recovering from what happened and how long we will still have to sit without electricity, we will tell you in the next story, the russians are destroying the ukrainian energy system, it is destroying homes, this wealth has all flown away, well, they are abs damage to property was estimated at 25,000. another attack by martyrs on the capital led to another shortage of electricity. emergency shutdowns in the entire central region of ukraine. this family in the kyiv region, an enemy drone landed just in the yard of pensioners, and there was a red cloth around it. so, she has lived most of her life in this house with her husband ivan but when i saw it now, i

oleksandr timarko, vice-president of the london conservative party, chancellor of the institute of economic research london is in touch with us mr. oleksandr good night, we congratulate you good night glory to ukraine glory to the heroes we have already heard the explanation of the prime minister of great britain and please explain to us what this audit is, was it known about before or is it in fact this is the kind of bureaucratic red tape that is needed at the end of the year because it is necessary to understand where and what the taxpayers' funds in britain are going to, that is the traditional bureaucratic red tape in this uh bureaucratic procedure there is nothing new annually, it is carried out for any expenses of military losses, civilian expenses, eh, international aid, it is not carried out in order to identify inokazatelstvennonnyh, it is carried out in order to see, eh , how it's possible to improve this completeness, how can you do it, i'm going to help more effectively, i read in one article about this audit that they say that the decision-maker has a number of problems in the economic

look at the front pages of newspapers, ihor burakovsky was with us, the heads of the institute of economic research political consultations held the results of the year and talked about the next century the economy news program with andrii yanitsky on the espresso channel airs weekdays at 8 a.m. live tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. see you next week we will have a short vacation next week in the first week of january economics will not be on espresso there will be regular news on this today we will win together, the war is going on and not only for territories, it is also a war for minds russia is throwing millions of oil dollars to turn ukrainians into little russians ukraine will become russia 's analysis and analysis of information about ukraine of russian propagandists specific facts and methods by which hostile propaganda turns people into obedient zombies vote residents of the ldr we resist the information attacks of the russians in the project of the chronicle of the information war with olga len tuesday thursday at 11:40 a.m. and friday at 1:00 p.m. on the espresso tv channel in 2023 we will not ask

i called lars halter they're speaking to marsal, fracture he's president of the german institute for economic research. let's go now to some of the other global business stories making headlines. u. s. department of justice has filed a lawsuit against drug distribute distributor a mera source. bergen prosecutor say the company fuel the nation's deadly opioid crisis. by failing to report hundreds of thousands of suspicious orders of prescription drugs. it could face billions of dollars and penalties. electric cars might become less attractive for consumers in germany next year. that's according to the association of motor vehicle manufacturers. that's due to the higher cost for electricity and reduce government subsidies for plug in hybrids and electric cars. the 1st legal cannabis dispensary has opened in new york city's east village housing works. a non profit organization is the 1st of 36 license dispensers allowed to sell the product to the public in new york housing works group is dedicated to fighting homelessness and aids portugal infrastructure minister pedro nuno santos has stepped down after

the energy crisis in europe, it will be the state economy in this, the director of the institute for socio-economic researchf the financial university under the government of russia, alexei zubez, is convinced that the interest of the united states is that, in addition to putting pressure on russia , it is to put pressure on europe because europeans who do not have their own oil resources, but immediately after the introduction of the ceiling and russia's refusal to follow these restrictions. and then prices will go up sharply, it's clear if russia stops supplying the world war. well, it is clear that the european one suffers the most, because they do not have their own thread and the result there will be, uh, a washout from europe and the most energy-intensive industries of the americans with great pleasure the industry itself. and they will say, come on, look, we don’t have it. yes, let's do it you will work with your europe loses. she has such chemistry, for example, fertilizers, well, there is heat and so on in europe, just close. this is exactly what the americans need. the planned verification of the

in its annual report on food security, the center for agricultural policy and the institute of applied economic researchmends deleting beef from the list , because, as the report says, it is included in the diet of the most affluent families, and apples, because they are largely imported in the list lists of socially significant products 24 positions and the bottom line is that the state has the right to limit prices for all these goods. if he finds that they have grown by more than 10% in 2 months. but expert. you ranepa writes the actions of the authorities to limit prices if they have a positive result, then more psychologically consumers see that the state cares about them, but in fact , such a measure does not guarantee, for example, that prices for other products will not become more vegetable bronchitis explain when the state limited the price on one kind of sugar and one kind of sunflower oil in the twentieth year, the stores included their costs in the prices of other goods. the players on the russian stock market have a desire to buy as they did not have yesterday. so it has not appeared until

annual report on food security from the center for agri-food policy of the iranian institute of applied economic researchsed deleting it from the list of social significant products in beef and apples beef, because it is declared to be included in the diet of the most affluent families, and apples, because they are largely imported from the list of 24 socially significant products. the government approved it 12 years ago. the bottom line is that the state has the right to limit prices for all these goods if they find that they have grown by more than 10% in 2 months. but ranepa experts indicate the actions of the authorities to limit prices, if they have a positive result, then more psychologically, consumers see that the state takes care of them, but in fact, such a measure does not guarantee, for example. that the prices of other products will not rise, bronchigs give an example stronger than when the state limited the prices of one type of sugar and one type of sunflower oil in the twentieth year, stores simply redistributed their costs to the prices of other goods. inflation in the us slowed sharply

of the eurasian economic community will continue interaction with the same closely and constructively, as in the course of the kyrgyz presidency. we look forward to seeing you at our next meeting. research institute of the supreme eurasian economic council and at the eurasian economic forum, which we plan to hold on may 24, 25, 23. well, how to agree in a narrow state, the place of our joint work, we determined in working order. and of course, outside the scope of our current work. i would like to remind you that we are looking forward to the pre-new year informal meetings of the cis leaders in petersburg thank you for your attention. vladimir vladimirovich for an interesting speech and a high appreciation of our chairmanship of the union's bodies . dear colleagues. thank you for your informative presentations of the proposal initiative. i would like to point them out at the right time. i am sure that the commission will take their study and implement the immediate prospects. dear head of state, i want to give the floor to the state observers of the eurasian economic union, the floor is given to the prime minister of the republic uzbekistan khariupova abdullahmatovich, please give you the floor d

in its annual report on food security, the center for agricultural policy of the ranhix institute for applied economic researchds removing beef from the list, because, as they say in the report, it is included in the diet of the most affluent families, and apples, because that they are largely imported list of 24 socially important products, the government approved 12 years ago. and now it remains in the same form. the bottom line is that for all these goods the state has the right to limit prices. if he finds that they have grown by more than 10% in 2 months. well, ranepa experts write the authorities' action to limit prices, if they have a positive result, then psychologically consumers see more that the state takes care of them, but in fact, such a measure does not guarantee, for example, that prices for other products will not increase. growing stronger bronchitis explain when the state has limited the price of one type of sugar, one type of sunflower oil in 2020 stores. just included their costs in the cost of other goods ilya about the economy. all thanks to the economic review. the ninth congress, innov

compared to last year by 112 and 44%, respectively, for the equipment of specialists from the german institute for economic researchgermany, a recession has already begun, that is, a fall in the gross national product before the financial one. the times reported that the british economy is also in recession trump in his social networks called the democrats radical left marxists, and biden mentally retarded. there are more in the world. for some constancy , chinese foreign minister ivan said that russian-chinese relations are a monolith nothing can shake the cooperation of the two countries, and china will continue to resist

of fundamental scientific research. including in nika's project on the basis of the joint institute for nuclear research. in dubna, ready to jointly implement new initiatives are important to know the importance for development, and trade economichere, for the time being, the impact of the restrictions that were mistaken for pandemics is felt. it is necessary to continue joint efforts to restore cargo flows and create new supply chains. the commissioning of two new cross-border bridge crossings across the amur river, road and rail, these large-scale projects will increase export import deliveries of goods, which is especially important in a difficult situation in the global economy. separately, i want to say about humanitarian ties . they form the social basis of our relations for a decade. forward strengthens the traditions of friendship , good neighborliness and mutual respect. unfortunately, the coronavirus pandemic has led to the restriction of tourist contacts. cultural youth events are held mainly in an online format. well, of course, it cannot replace personal communication; i propose together to develop options for a gradual the resumption of humanitarian exchanges, especially since, by decision of the leaders of russia

from copenhagen, we have a researcher at the barcelona institute for global health. from london, a professor of economicsublic policy and the department of political economy at kings london. welcome. i want to start with you. you are in london and i want to talk about the working conditions for nurses and health care staff. this isn't just about pay. they are talking about what it is like to work there. what is it like on an average day for a health care professional? what are the biggest challenges? >> we see the backlog from the covid pandemic has put a huge pressure on the nhs health service. this is across community level, gp appointments, also here in the u.k. there have been pressures on pharmacies with antibiotic shortages. at the hospital levels, as well. nearly half of all health care workers say they are working, they don't have the resources available to them to do their job to the extent they think is needed. that is a worrying statistic to see more than half of health care workers saying they can't do their job to the standard they normally would. on top of a health care system that has take

of pharmacy from copenhagen, denmark. we have just lazarus, he's a research at the boss, atlanta institute for global health, and also from london is jonathan porters. he is a professor of economics and public policy and the department of political economy at kings college london will welcome to will. thank you so much for joining us on inside story town. i want to start with you, you know, sitting in london and i want to talk a little bit about the working conditions for nurses and other health cast off at the time. because this isn't just about pay. but they're also talking about what it's like to work there. what's it like at the moment on an any kind of average day for health care professionals? where are the biggest challenges? well, certainly we see that the backlogs from the co, the 19 kinda mac has put a huge pressure on the and a chest hole service. and this is all across from really community level. and g. p appointments are also here in the u. k. recently there have been pressures and pharmacies with antibiotics, shortages strip a outbreaks, and at the hospital levels as well. so nearly half of all health care workers stay that they are working on. they don't have the

knew now to some of the other global business stories making news. germany's recession is expected to be milder than previously predicted. that's according to economic research institute e, phone analyst, there expect germany's economic output to shrink by point one percent in 2023. that's less severe than the point 3 percent previously predicted. britain's inflation has fallen to 10.7 percent in november and fits at a slightly lower level than many had feared consumers continue to pay much higher prices for food and energy. though economists are still expecting the u. k. to dip into a recession, the world's largest tourism operator to we is expecting to soon return to profitability. strong bookings in the 2nd half of this year help the company cut its annual loss by 90 percent to come out of a pandemic slumped bookings for 2023. are expected to be solid. goobers, food delivery platform in spain has agreed to pay severance to more than $4000.00 drivers and fired in 2021. that's after the introduction of a new law in spain that forced food delivery companies to hire couriers as staff. instead of self employed contractors, now the collapse of crypto platform, f t x has

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economic examination must be conducted. thank you natalya nestora the deputy director of the kyiv scientific research institute of forensic examinationst of our broadcast. thank you for the conversation. this is a story about steel bars, steel will and character hardened in the sacred fire. a new fate of an indomitable country is waiting for my earth, metal in my hands and in the bodies of my enemies in the voice that promises us victory, together we make this world stronger ukrainians, a nation of steel men further review of the news briefly in poland, a fire broke out in a house where ukrainians lived, tin signs about the pomeranian voivodeship broke out in the city, 15 brigades put out the fire, now the building is unfit for living in the house, 33 people lived in the building, they left the building before the rescuers arrived , there were no victims. the authorities provided the ukrainians with blankets , towels and basic necessities of necessity, everyone has a place to spend the night in the range of gymors shells on the left bank of the dnieper in the kherson region , where russian logistics, with the help of which are repleni

institute of economic affairs. we've got benjamin now a research fellow at the bell group and gp, dr. ken swan . gentlemen, thank you for joining me. ken swan. gentlemen, thank you for joining me . this is a forjoining me. this is a conversation which has been had for several decades now. christopher snowdon let me come to you first. why are we in this dreadful position as we face another christmas with an nhs in crisis ? what partially because crisis? what partially because of the strikes, as you mentioned , being caused by inflation and our inability to keep up a in real terms, partly because of the covid backlog, but also , you the covid backlog, but also, you know, these are not new problems. you know, we have a winter crisis in this country every single year of the countries generally do not wait are an exception. we're exceptionally bad. and i think the reason for that is the nhs is a vast government not only and like all of us, government monopolies , it's badly run and monopolies, it's badly run and inefficient . so should you just inefficient. so should you just be in highly privatised?

economic prosperity. she has over three decades of experience in advocacy and the implementation of programs to empower women and girls. that includes five years at unicef and working at a research institute. she has demonstrated that investing in women is one of the best tools to promote economic development and stability. because of her strong reputation, because of the importance of the role, because of the fact that this is not a position that deals with some of the issues that often cause controversy on the floor, reproductive rights, i now move to the following. i ask unanimous consent that the senate foreign relations committee be discharged and the senate proceed to the following nomination, p.n. 1578, dr. geeta gupta to be ambassador at lornlg for global women's -- at large for the global women's issues, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table, that no further motions be made in order to the nomination, that any related statements be printed in the record. the presiding officer: is there objection? mr. lankford: reserving the right to object -- the presiding officer: the senator from oklahoma. mr. lankford: thank you. let me clarify what this motion is

the department of agriculture secretary for research education and economics testified on food production investing in research and development at land grant institutions. other witnesses also testified on global food and security and organic farming. the hearing is about two and a half hours. [inaudible] we want to welcome the undersecretary and our panel of expert witnesses. it's wonderful to s you again and have few in front of us. i appreciate you all being here today as we review the u.s. department of agriculture's research extension and related programs ahead off the 2023 farmville. ranking our bozeman and i held the first in the series of hearings in dc focused on our shared goal passing another bipartisan farmville. with respect to the research title, i look forward to working with senator booker and the chair and ranking members of the subcommittee and with every member of the committee. our agenda today the topic of great importance, agriculture research extension and education. a thriving economy if we don't make things and grow things and agriculture research helps us do just that. just last month of the united unitedstates estimated the w

economic progress, generates wealth loss, and makes the u.s. less globally competitive. the cost of discrimination is incalculable. according to research from the brookings institution, homeowners and predominately black neighborhoods have lost cumulatively $162 billion in wealth due to appraisal bias. another study found that eliminating bias against committees of color would have resulted in an additional 700 70,000 black homeowners and an additional 218 billion dollars in sales and expenditures. due to biased policies and practices, consumers are -- our society and the economy lost out on these benefits. citigroup estimates at that eliminating racial inequities for black consumers alone would add $5 trillion to the u.s. gdp over a five-year. the fair access to financial services act filled a critical gap in the fabric of our nation's civil rights and consumer protections. it is vital to ensuring people can fully participate in our modern-day economy, and that our society can thrive. it covers discriminatory practices not precluded by the civil rights act of 1866, the fair housing act, the community reinvestment act, and the equal credit opportunity act. a fair, o

farmville, the amount of agriculture's undersecretary for research, education and economics testified on food production, investing in research and develop it at land-grant institutions. other witnesses also testify on global food insecurity and organic farming, the hearing is just about 21/2 hours. >> good morning. >> why want to welcome undersecretary jacob chavonda jacobs-young, wonderful to have you in front of us. i appreciate you all being here today as we review the department of after culture -- department of agriculture's research extension ahead of the 2023 farmville. before the thanksgiving holiday, we held the first in a series of hearings in dc focused on our shared goal, passing another bipartisan farm bill. with respect to the research title, i look forward to working with senator booker and senator braun who are the chair and ranking members of the subcommittee and every member of this committee. our agenda today is a topic of great import, agriculture research, extension and education. we can't have a thriving economy if we don't make things and grow things, agriculture research helps us to do that. last month the united nations estimated world popul

economics and business research crucially , research and former crucially, government's vicki . government's adviser vicki. thank you very much. vicki right. look, is this public sessions that was iea event last . the institute oft of annoyance in the room really that maybe they dared to dream . they dared to dared to dream. they dared to dream. and the bank , england dream. and the bank, england came and just clobbered them. and establishment financiers and clobbered them. and now we've got , you know, archetypal man in got, you know, archetypal man in a up edinburgh . a suit hunt up in edinburgh. well, it would appear making life easier for the bankers again. didn't british public again. didn't the british public be on board with this? well, it remains be seen also remains remains to be seen also remains to be seen how implementable some of the today would be. first of all, we had reforms. yes, surgery forms, as you suggested . but in a number of suggested. but in a number of cases, we have been consulting in order to change things in the future. and of course, the moment you start consultations, start sort of start having everyone sort of writing for writing and objecting. so, for example , there is also amo

the energy crisis in europe, it will be the state economy, the director of the institute is convinced of this socio-economic research of the financial university under the government of russia aleksey zubets. the interest of the united states lies in the fact that, in addition to putting pressure on russia, it consists in putting pressure on europe because the europeans who are not here, and immediately after the establishment of a ceiling and refusal in russia, following these restrictions, further valuable resources will go up and understandably, well it is clear that european countries are the most, because europe is a great pleasure. yes, and so on in europe they can just close. here this is exactly what the americans need, how the sanctions imposed against belarus, russia, affect the economic situation in the whole world after the tour of the eu countries, the atn film crew went to armenia, how does yerevan live today , has the price tag changed in stores, what is the employment of the population and whether we remain we are allies under the unprecedented pressure of the west, sanctions for the people are alrea