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of the year. thank you , mr. yevhen yevhen was an angel in our program about the economy on the espresso tv channel, a senior researcher at the institute of economiclitical consultations talked about the salary survey they conducted in july, well, the results are available today, this research can be found on the website of the institute, get to know it. there are many interesting graphs of small uh, such that are nice to look at uh, even for a long time , salaries are increasing, but unfortunately only in a third of the companies, and the increase does not yet compensate for the increase in prices. but in this year, everything can change, today everything andriy yanitskyi, host of the economic program, together we will overcome stiffness in the joints and spine , osteochondrosis, gout, radiculitis, arthritis and arthrosis, with all these problems, you will be in useful means for external use of dicrasin consultations by phone 0800-215 349 free calls ukraine-england in the selection for euro 2024 our national team needs to tame three lions turn on the match on september 9 at 19:00 for the main team of the country on megogo sprained its back all se

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ihor burakovsky, the head of the institute, is visiting us of economic research and political consultinggratulations so to begin with, let's say a few words about your institute. how long has it been working? i understand that for a large part of these years you have actually affected our institute with your active work has been working for more than 20 years, we are and obviously remain the largest independent analytical center engaged in e-e studies of the ukrainian economy, in fact, in front of our eyes , the establishment of what is called the morning economy took place and we are proud of the fact that we made our contribution. this is very difficult, it is very difficult the historical path of our country , er, i would also like to say that er, our analysis of the economic situation in the country of economic trends indicates that despite all the problems, ukraine was able to build the morning economy of course we need reforms that will continue our movement on this path, but in general and i think that the ukrainian people and all of us have something to be proud of with you , let

whether they will really be able to raise wages, for example, at the end of the year. a researcher at the institute of economic research and political consultation talked about the salary survey they conducted in july, well the results are available today, now this survey can be found at on the website of the institute to get acquainted with it. there are many interesting graphs of small e-e, which are pleasant to look at even for a long time. salaries are increasing, but unfortunately only at tertiary companies, and the increase does not yet compensate for the increase in prices. but this year, everything can change, today everything andriy yanitsky the host of the economic program together we will win every week the saturday political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world vitaly portnikov the host of espresso and invitation experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of development events, you want to understand how our today will affect our tomorrow, watch the saturday political club that saturdays on espresso andriy yanitskyi keeps the economy under cont

ihor burukovsky was in the economics program andriy ministkym on the espressa tv channel, head of the institute of economic research and political consultations, position p ihorya and i am andriy yanitskyi, the host of this program, see you tomorrow after eight in the morning, as always, we will win together, there are discounts on mebikar ic pills 10% in pharmacies podorozhnyk bam and savings every week, the saturday political club helps to understand the processes taking place in ukraine and the world vitaly portnikov host of espresso and invitation experts based on facts give their assessment and forecast of the development of events want to understand how our today will affect for our tomorrow, watch the saturday political club that saturdays are not espresso. andriy yanitsky keeps the economy under control, yes , we are talking about economic news on the espresso channel, but it is not about dry numbers and clear terms. salaries and pensions and how product prices will change, information about everything that affects our wallet, and informed means armed, watch the economic news project with andrii yanitsky on

was in economy program with andriy ministky on the espressa tv channel , head of the institute of economic researchitical consultations, position of ihorya and i , andriy yanitskyi, host of this program , see you tomorrow after eight in the morning, as always, together we will win we are looking for this girl who disappeared under very mysterious circumstances in the city of zhytomyr, and i immediately want to ask for your help in the search. do not remain indifferent and please share this video on your social networks. so , the girl's name is inna bordyukh, she is 9 years old . they disappeared on july 1 and until now. unfortunately, nothing is known. by the way, the girl disappeared along with her mother and older brother. her mother 's name is bordyuk inna vasylivna. she was born in 1977 and this is her brother yuriy bordyuk. he is 20 years old. it is unclear where they are now. regarding the circumstances of the disappearance, according to the relatives, the woman with her eldest son and the girl inna left home on july 1 and still have not returned. we really hope that everything is okay with t

the economy, and in particular about salaries in various sectors of the economy, with yevhen angel, a senior researcher institute of economic is already with us, let's say hello, mr. yevgeny. i wish you a good day, mr. andrii. yes, i 'm already with you. it's great. thank you for joining me. and for waking up so early. let's talk about your salary survey that came out recently was published, what kind of research is it, who did you interview, what methodology , yes, thank you, mr. andrii, first of all, thank you for the invitation to the studio , and our salary survey is a component of our larger survey , and this is a monthly survey in the spring , the company, in a certain sense, is a truly new study that our team started almost immediately after the start of a full-scale war, and previously, using a similar methodology, we conducted a quarterly survey of an enterprise that still was started at the end of the 90s and this is a truly unique study with a very long series of data from a formed panel of the enterprise, which allowed us to monitor all economic changes in the country, all crisis situations over the past two dec

of the year. thank you mr. yevhen yevhen the angel was with us in a program about the economy on the espresso tv channel, a senior researcher at the institute of economicrch and political consultations , they talked about the salary study that they conducted in july, well, the results are available now, and this study can be found on the institute's website, get to know it there are many interesting graphs of small, uh, such that are nice to look at, uh, even for a long time , salaries are increasing, but unfortunately only in a third of the company, and the increase so far does not compensate for the increase in prices. but this year, everything everything can change today, andriy yanitskyi, host of the economic program, together we will beat ukraine-england on megogo in the selection for euro 2024, our national team needs to tame three lions, turn on the match on september 9 at 19:00, cheer for the country's main team on megogo. hello, my name is volodymyr chesnokov i am the captain of the vorskla poltava football club for many years at a time when guns are thundering in the east and south of our country. i would like to thank our defenders for the o

and in particular about salaries in various sectors of the economy, we will talk with yevhen angel, a senior researcher at the institute of economicalready with us, let's say hello to mr. yevgeny, congratulations. that is, good day mr. andrii. yes, i am already with you. it is wonderful. thank you for joining me. and for waking up so early. let's talk about your salary study, which was recently published. what kind of study is it? whom did you interview? what methodology ? studio and our salary research is a component of our larger research a-and this new monthly enterprise survey in a sense is really a new research that our team started almost immediately after the beginning of a full-scale war, and earlier, according to a similar methodology, we conducted a quarterly enterprise survey that was started in the late 90s, and this is a truly unique study with a very long series of data from a panel of enterprises that allowed us to monitor all economic changes in the country, all crisis situations in the last two decade, however, the war is extremely new challenges for the country, for the economy, and in particular for

according to institute of to the national institute of economic research, to the national institute oftional institute of ecoiukiic on research, to the national institute of ecoiukiic on track research, to the national institute of ecoiukiic on track to research, to the national institute of ecoiukiic on track to experience the uk is on track to experience five years of lost economic growth and is at risk of a recession next year. the think tank has predicted that elevated housing, energy and food costs would continue into next year, while gross domestic product gdp would probably barely grow. it even warned of gdp growth contracting by the end of 2023 and a roughly 60% risk of a recession at the end of 2024. eerily reminding us of the economy of the 1970s and the era of stagflation . but remember, as of stagflation. but remember, as victor hugo once said , even the victor hugo once said, even the darkest night will end and the sun will rise. i think there's a musical in which they say they always turn on the lights at some point anyway. in this case, average earnings will rise eventua

countries is able to make independent decisions , the head of the center shared this opinion vasily koltashov, a political and economic research institutethe new society according to him, the us authorities have turned the european union into their backyard and keep it under control, while europe, in turn, is ready to please the americans to the detriment of its interests the western world does not represent any separate consolidated camp where there is this golden billion golden billion no more, already even the gilded billion is not quite gilded the problem is that the united states yes, they really dominate this part of the world, but having suffered a series of defeats in latin america in other parts of the world, the united states has turned the european union and its other so-called allies. just into america's new backyard and this transformation has been done. so with the so-called western world, it's just a world of american domination, that is, this area of ​​total control of processes by the united states.

the national institute of economic and social research says it will take a year before the uk is actuallyack to pre-pandemic levels. on the numbers basis, they already are at this point. how do you ensure consumers feel that way the price of ordinary goods and services are not back to the levels according to the national institute of economic and social research they believe there are five years that have been taken away for the uk and consumers and that is why the gdp numbers are critical and important and what they will be like for the remainder of the year. second quarter is certainly a surprise a lot more positive than some anticipated. some also say that actually when you take a look at the data, even the pmi was getting better over the last three months or so at least it stayed within with some positive territory aiding the pickup in the uk economy for the three-month basis. it is the six months where you are seeing some levels where growth was 0.2% or less on a quarter by quarter basis it does give you a sense there isn't too much growth. 0.4% projection for this year does certainl

the uk may be on course for five years of lost economic growth, according to a leading think tank. the national institute of economic and social research of ukraine have badly affected the british economy. it says �*stuttering growth' may widen the gap between wealthier and poorer parts of the country. the unite union says more than 230 staff at gatwick airport will go on strike later this month, in a dispute about pay. ground handlers and passenger assistance workers will walk out on various days between the 18th and 28th of august. the action could affect bank holiday travel plans and the union says it will cause "severe disru ption". you're live with bbc news. hundreds of firefighters have been tackling wildfires in portugal. although the country often suffers summer fires, these come amid a ferocious heatwave, with temperatures reaching 46.4 degrees celsius this week. fifteen hundred residents and tourists have been evacuated from an area around 0demira. 0ur correspondentjenny hill reports from the affected region. scorched earth still smouldering. the fires consumed 40 square miles of land. here, flames swept up the valley, right

here, the uk may be on course for five years of lost economic growth, according to a leading think tank. the national institute of economic and social researchvasion of ukraine have badly affected the british economy. it says �*stuttering growth�* may widen the gap between the wealthier and poorer parts of the country. 0ur chief economics correspondent dharshini david is with me. a pretty gloomy picture? it is not cheering anyone up there lunchtime! when we look at this report it suggests that our problems do not echo those of another country but another era. we have seen a revival of 1970s legends in different form in concert but here we could see a revival of a less appealing feature of the 1970s, so—called stagflation when growth basically stores but you still have strong inflation. if we take a look at what this think tank is suggesting, the economy is due to expand just by 0.4% this year and a similar amount next year. that would put it in line with what the bank of england has been suggesting as well. there is uncertainty about forecasts as we always say, even more uncertainty about the next five years but this is a picture which is no

the uk may be on course for five years of lost economic growth, according to a leading think tank. the national institute of economic and social researchssian�*s invasion of ukraine have badly affected the british economy. it says �*stuttering growth�* may widen the gap between the wealthier and poorer parts of the country. the financial conduct authority is warning about the dangers of fake loan offers, as more people turn to credit. loan fee fraud — where someone pays a fee for a loan they never receive — typically results in a £260 loss. the fca says last year there was a 26 per—cent increase in complaints from consumers about these scams. you're live with bbc news. the second and final day of the amazon summit, aimed at protecting the rainforest, is under way in the brazilian city of belem. on tuesday, the eight countries sharing the amazon signed a declaration agreeing to work together to fight illegal logging, mining and organised crime. but no date was set to end deforestation, as the brazilian president luiz inacio lula da silva had advocated. live now to david shukman, former bbc news science editor. give us a understanding of

the uk may be on course for five years of lost economic growth, according to a leading think tank. the national institute of economic and social researchnvasion of ukraine have badly affected the british economy. it says �*stuttering growth' may widen the gap between wealthier and poorer parts of the country. six of england's biggest water companies are facing legal action over claims they may have overcharged customers by underreporting the amount of pollution they cause. you're live with bbc news. the second day of the amazon summit is coming to an end. in his closing remarks brazil's president said that the amazon had spoken for the amazon and pledged that the eight countries that share the amazon basin will work together to ensure the developed world fulfils its financial pledges to help protect the environment. translation: is not the that needs money. it's not columbia that needs money, it's not venezuela, it's nature that industrial development over 200 years has polluted that leads them to pay their fair share for us to recompose part of what was damaged. it is nature that needs money and financing. the president of brazil. let

s the john s professor of economics, the director of the center for economic freedom and a research fellow with the federal bank of st. louis institute for economic equity. we will now introduce tonight's speaker. thanks. [applause] thank you. welcome, everyone to the evening. theul crowd is fantastic. we had to pull in extra chairs. thank you for joining us this evening. i want to first take a few momentss to thank the sponsors that have made tonight possible. first the young america foundation, young america's foundation is the leading pro- freedom youth organization in the country, and its mission is to ensure increasing numbers of young americans like many of you here tonight understand and are inspired by the ideas of individual freedom, a strong national defense, free enterprise and traditional values. we've beenseve working for sevel years to bring many wonderful speakers and we are so grateful for theke opportunities that thy help make possible for all of you and our beloved community members. second, there you are. david is the alum class of 1975. david majored in business administration and was a member of the men's track a

the john s professor economic, director of the center for economic freedom and research fellow with the federal bank of st. louis institute for economic equity. alice kassens will introduce tonight's speaker. [applause] >> thank you. welcome, everyone, to our evening, this crowd is fantastic, we had to pull in extra chairs, this is wonderful, thank you for joining us this evening. i want to take a few moments to thank our sponsors who made tonight possible, the young americans foundation, the leading pro-freedom youth organization in the country and its mission is to ensure that increasing numbers of young americans like many of you here tonight understand and are inspired by the ideas of individual freedom, strong national defense, free enterprise and traditional values. we have been working with why af for several years to bring many wonderful speakers and are so grateful for the opportunities they help make possible for all of you rental college students and our beloved community members. second where are you, david guy is a roanoke college alum class of 1975, david majored in business administration and was a member o

the form of a book, and then we checked what technologies we have in the agricultural biotechnology research institute and we don't have the people to transfer these technologies . we had economic or face-to-face discussions with these companies. finally , we are transferring some of the research institute's technologies that we have worked on for several years to these companies in the form of furnace transfer contracts. on the other hand , we still do not have a number of technologies that these were provided with support the private sector as well as the executive department of the ministry of agricultural jihad and the vice-chancellor of science and technology will help us to commercialize these technologies in the form of research and technology development. in total, today we will witness 18 technology transfer and technology development contracts. what are the areas you are referring to? in the field of importing technological inputs , we have approximately two and a half to three billion dollars of importing technological inputs, which include a series of varieties and hybrid seeds of vegetable and summer oilseeds . some fertilizers, some chemical pesticides vaccines an

opinion of the head of the center for plates of economic research of the institute of the new societysily koltashov, in fact. brix is ​​an alternative center for e, stimulating the processes of the world economy and reflecting the demand for the needs of this development, which is why so many countries want to join the breeze because the small seven will only discuss one monopoly. in global issues this will be done and should be done in a different bricks format. moreover, the united nations organization is in the hardest clubbing crisis. since the united states was able to immobilize and largely destroy the authority and functions of the united nations organization by subordinating it to itself, turning it into its tool, then a situation has arisen when an alternative center to the big seven is needed. well, the seven itself is made up of the united states and the six, to put it in a criminal language, that is , of those who simply follow the instructions of the united states there and no solutions are being worked out. but in format. here brix, these solutions are being developed an

of economics here at roanoke. the director of the center for economic freedom and a research fellow with the federal of saint louis institute for equity. dr. carson's. i will now introduce tonight's speaker. thanks. thank you, kathy. welcome, everyone, to our evening. this crowd fantastic. we have to pull in extra chairs cause i see people standing up. this is wonderful. thank you for joining this evening. i want to first take a few moments to thank our sponsors that have made tonight possible. first, the young america's foundation. young america's foundation is leading pro-freedom youth organizer in the country and mission is to ensure that increasing of young americans, like many of you in here tonight, understand enter inspired by the ideas of individual freedom. a national defense, free enterprise and traditional. we've been working with for several years to in many wonderful speakers and we're so grateful for the opportun that they help make possible for all of you roanoke college students and our beloved community members. second, where are. there you are, david. guy. david guy is a roanoke college alum, class of 1975

the national institute of economic and social research says income inequality will grow along with unemploymentxt year. however, there's some good news on the way. several of britain's biggest lenders will cut their interest rates today. nationwide is set to cut up to 0.55% off its fixed rate mortgages and tsb will slash around 0.40% from selected five year fixed rate products . five year fixed rate products. hsbc is also expected to cut rates, though it hasn't yet provided details . the number of provided details. the number of crimes that go unsolved would be decreased under a plan by labour if it wins the next election. the party has set up a so—called charging commission, a task force responsible for coming up with reforms to increase the number of crimes solved . it's number of crimes solved. it's after the conservatives accused labour of being soft on crime . labour of being soft on crime. labour of being soft on crime. labour says more than 90% of crimes are going unsolved under the tories, with a record 2.4 million cases dropped due to evidential difficulties in the last year alone, the

so says the national institute of economic and social research , economic and social research, which,f stagflation could haunt the uk . haunt the uk. >> britain's economy returning . >> britain's economy returning. to the 1970s period of weak growth and high inflation. that's according to the leading economic think tank. they're predicting a 60% risk that the uk will be in a recession by the next general election. >> well, let's get more on this now with gb news economics and business editor liam halligan with on the money . liam with on the money. liam stagflation. are we really back to that? >> nothing to do with antlers or hunting? tom stagflation . it's hunting? tom stagflation. it's sort of 1970s term. i wrote about it in my economics a—level all those years ago. it's when you get the combination of slow growth, even recession or stagnation. that's the economy contracting and inflation down. now, it's interesting, isn't it, because an hour or so ago we were talking about good economic news with mortgage rates coming down from the tsb and nationwide. and we'll come on to that. her

economic picture that we “ust heard about earlier. thank you very much- — to the uk now, and some gloomy warnings over the state of the economy. the think tank the national institute for economic and social researchof "lost economic growth" with the poorest hit hardest, citing the triple impact of brexit, covid and the war in ukraine badly affecting finances. it's predicting that uk gdp — that's the total value of economic value produced in any economy — will remain below pre—pandemic levels until the second half of next year. it also expects that it will taken until 2028 for the uk to reduce its inflation rate to the 2% target. i'm joined now by shanti kelemen, chief investment officer at m&g wealth investments. thank you very much for being with us today. no doubt this is bad news, but there are a lot of struggling economies out there right now of course. as there right now of course. as the uk as well as you can see doing any better or worse than them? i doing any better or worse than them? ~ ., ., them? i think we are a little worse in _ them? i think we are a little worse in the _ them? i think we are a little worse in the inflation - them? i think we are a little worse in the inflation has

the uk is set for five years of "lost economic growth", with the poorest hit hardest, a think tank has warned. the national institute for economic and social researchad badly affected the economy. it added that the spending power of workers in many parts of the uk will remain below pre—pandemic levels until the end of 2024. live now to jagjit chadha, director of that think tank. it is not a very pleasant scenario, not very pleasant for us to have to tell people just what dire straits we are in as an economy. 0ne tell people just what dire straits we are in as an economy. one of the things we've been looking at is the pre—covert peak in activity, and the constancy of goods we were producing the first quarter of 2020 and one of the first quarter of 2020 and one of the markets we had an remain from the markets we had an remain from the beginning is when with the economy return to that pre—covert peak? there is a huge fall in activity before lock downs and subsequently the stuttering of the economy caused directly by the increase in energy and food prices is the result of russia's invasion of ukraine and subsequent lead by a sharp increase in interest

of economicsok here at roanoke. and research fellow with federal bank of st. louis institute for economic equity: ... that have made tonight possible. first, the young america foundation. young america foundation is the leading pro- freedom youth organization in the country. and its mission is to ensure increasing numbers of young americans, like many of you in here tonight, understand and are inspired by the ideas of individual freedom, a strong national defense, free enterprise and traditional values. we have been working with why af for several years to bring in many wonderful speakers. we're so grateful for the opportunities that help make possible for all of you college students on our beloved community members. second, where are you? david guy tuesday at roanoke college salaam class of 1975. he majored in business administration and was a member of the men's track and field program.ig it was so good at the weight events i understand he was known as a big guy, get it? big guy he was inducted to the athletic hall of fame in 1985 he lives in charlotte with his wife patty has great success in real

doctor of economic sciences, professor , head of the department of demographic modeling and forecasting , ptukh institute of demography and social researchr. vitaliy, i will ask another question: we have, literally, before the next guest, just a minute. and i’m just curious about the jobs, so if we have them right, then either ukrainians will stay or return, or migrants will come to us , who creates jobs, well, the business state is sometimes, but more business creates jobs and now, what is being done with business, business is already closing down, small entrepreneurs are closing their doors, closing their companies because they are simply being pressured by the tax burden, taxes are increasing, well, listen if the war will continue for years, we must honestly say that the ukrainian economy is already dead , there is no need for any illusions in such a macro version , metallurgy, agriculture, small business will always be as it is, if there is no pressure on it, but this is not the creation of jobs, and this does not mean that the dead economy cannot be revived after the war , the question of wages may be raised again, if people can rec

of the economy. the think tank — the national institute for economic and social research has said that the uk is set th the poorest hit hardest. citing the tripple impact of brexit, covid and the war in ukraine — badly affecting finances. it's predicting that uk economic output will remain below pre—pandemic levels until the second half of next year. live now to alfie stirling, chief economist and associate director at the joseph rowntree foundation. thank you so much forjoining us on bbc news. tell me a little bit about what you think of this study, it is saying we have had five years of lost economic growth and things are not going to look much better for another year or so. that not going to look much better for another year or so.— another year or so. that is right. to be honest. — another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it— another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it is— another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it is confirming i another year or so. that is right. to be honest, it is confirming al another year or so. that is right. l to be honest, it is confirming a lot

claimed that the uk is set for five years of "lost economic growth" with the poorest in society hit hardest. the national institute for economic and social researchested the spending power of workers in many parts of the country would likely stay below pre—pandemic levels until the end of next year. scientists have found that middle aged and older adults who eat a handful of nuts a day see an average 17% fall in depression rates. the findings were extracted from a study involving 500,000 people in britain. in a major data breach, the names and work locations of thousands of police officers in northern ireland have been mistakenly published online. though no private addresses were released, the data is particularly sensitive because of northern ireland's troubled past and security threats facing police officers. the force's assistant chief constable has apologised to officers, saying "this is unacceptable." chris page has the story. police officers everywhere face risks when doing theirjobs but in this part of the uk the dangers are especially stark, given the terrorism threat is a daily reality. the police service of northern ireland is now deali

of mechanism to handle the debt payments they are facing. professor iain begg is a research fellow at the european institute, london school of economics and politicalight. it's been a long—running issue this. france and germany say they want to get the ball rolling. how much agreement are they going to find among the other members? certainly to beain among the other members? certainly to begin with. — among the other members? certainly to begin with. very — among the other members? certainly to begin with, very little. _ among the other members? certainly to begin with, very little. the - among the other members? certainly to begin with, very little. the eu - to begin with, very little. the eu budget has been acrimonious since britainjoined the budget has been acrimonious since britain joined the european budget has been acrimonious since britainjoined the european union in 1973. in other countries have continued to adopt a rather negative position towards the budget that the uk gives to have, hence the expression you just use of the frugal four coming expression you just use of the frugalfour coming on the expression you just use of the frugal fou

that the director of the institute , who has two children , is also researching the elections for hand-held devices. let's do it, and on the other hand, it is an opportunity for the economic activists of the party organizations to talk about whether the second clause is being fulfilled or not. we should not register. on the fifth day before the registration, the election hashtag and the elite invitation hashtag became hot in the cyberspace. in a statement , he invited experts and intellectuals from various political, social, cultural and economic fields to participate in the pre-registration of the parliament , those who believe in the holy system of the islamic republic of iran and want to serve the people under the shadow of the islamic system . the field is open for service, first consideration let the executive bodies and the supervisory bodies provide a platform for the active participation of the people . iran knows that it must hold itself responsible for the grand election, dear elites , political currents, parties and groups, everyone must enter the arena for this fateful matter. and the problems of society mr. khanomi's arena and solnan feels that he is worthy a

is also documented maryam of the royan research institute in jihad has a very good history and in this field, we can do something about cell therapy. the director of economic and financial affairs has announced that the amount of sedimentation of goods in the country's ports in the first months of this year has decreased by 15% compared to the same period last year. according to mr. khamenei, the deposit of some goods due to non-declaration in hot rack areas and port areas and not receiving currency identifiers for currency allocation compared to the same period last year , has been seen and heard in some media these days. that the goods are handled in the country and on time in the meantime, there are reasons such as the completeness of the commercial documents, which in these conflicts lead to the expiry of the expiration date or delay in the presentation of the goods and the market, in which there are many such as accuracy or lack of order registration , currency allocation code or non-transfer. assessing the amount to the seller's account or for some technical reasons, not having some standards , permits, goods, commenting, sometimes it is a property t

institutions, producing the currency of the u.s. dollar to reduce western economic dominance. this is a senior research associate attending the summit. she joins us from johannesburg. what are these new criteria for these ideologically and economically diverse groups? what might they need to look like? >> good evening and thank you for having me. one of the criteria will be what kind of gdp level is the wealth of your country. that is something that would be part of the way in which the criteria would be ventilated in terms of the value of your gdp capital. then there are questions around if you constitute to be an emerging economy. that was the original definition of how they came together. then there's other criteria which may exist as well. which somehow has not really been discussed. then everything on the economic side taking the boxes of what constitutes your identity for how they will look at that. it could be gdp, it could be economic. it could be per capita issues. it could be links to the fact that you have to have the same criteria around the emerging economic economy. >> ok. there are more

research fellow with the federal bank of st. louis institute for economic equity. doctor captains will introduce tonight's speaker. thank you. >> welcome everyone to our evening, this crowd is fantastic we have extra chairs i see people standing up. thank you for joining us this evening.i want to first take a few moments to thank our sponsors that have made tonight possible. the young america foundation, young america's foundation is the leading pro-freedom youth organization in the country and its mission anis to ensure that increasing numbers of young americans like many of you in here tonight understand and inspired by the ideas of individual freedom, strong national defense free enterprise and traditional values. we been working with why a asked for several years to bring in wonderful speakers and we are so grateful for the opportunities they help make possible a roanoke college alumni class of 1975 david majored in business administration and was a member of the men's track and field program. i understand he was known as big a guy. he was inducted to our athle

is very long, and candidates of economic sciences are the chief consultant of the new challenges department of the center for foreign policy research of the national institutetegic studies, that is, for several paragraphs with this type let's talk about russia, er, i would actually start with space, right away with space. it seems to me that this is so important to us , the russians tried to carry out a very ambitious mission, namely to land their station, so to speak, on the moon, and this is what it was called, by the way er, this flight was called luna 25, that is, the moon 25, why 25, because the 24th mission was in 1976, since then well, the russians did not succeed, er , the russians still did not succeed in carrying out such an ambitious mission, this mission was also prepared for 10 years and was postponed eight times her start for the ninth time they decided not to postpone it and as a result, everything went from the very beginning somehow not according to plan, i said the late chornomordin wanted as best as possible, but it turned out as usual and they could not brake and at a speed of something like kilometers per second, it hit, which means in

let's bring in bob board, he's the climate analyst at the grand them research institute on climate change at the london school of economics. welcome to the w, mr. ward. we've seen some potential and quite practical, frankly, solutions for an urban heat waves in cities. there in the report that we just ran, why are these still the exception and not the norm as well? i think there are several reasons. the 1st is that we're talking about extreme weather events. we talked to them, they occur for a few days each year and it can be very difficult for people to focus on, not the secondly, we're talking about experiences, heat levels that most people in cities haven't experienced before, and they are not used to adopting to them and even though some of these solutions are relatively straightforward, you have to take them in on the phone. so you've got to paint the outside of your building, why it's always the fit shuts as to the outside of windows. need to do that and that's fine. so it's of the heat, if i call just do it when you hear this hot weather on the way, but psychologically those people who live in cities of high lot to

research analyst with the economic policy institute. what's your organization's mission? guest: e.t.i.'s mission is broadly to by all stretch of the word to empower workers, whether that's low, middle income workers, we try to advocate for policies and even, i guess as researchers, try to create these stories or narratives around why workers need to have their rights secured. me personally as a policy and research analyst for the program on racism in the economy is connecting the historical narrative with how things are right now for workers, particularly workers of color. so using an intersectional lens for gender, race, ethnicity and many demographic indicators on exactly the barriers present in the labor market and economy now and how we can improve the economic security and livelihood of these workers. host: calls at 202-748-8000 for eastern and central time zone, 202-748-8001, the mountain and pacific region. first to louisville, kentucky, and chris is on the line. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: fine, thanks. caller: is it mawe? guest: my-ay, yes. caller: i'm torn on how you're going about this. but in my

of the institute, which has two sides, also conducts research on opportunity elections for dastan's devices. i should really give the body time to defend itself and on the other hand for the activists the economic thanks of the party or the opportunity to talk about whether it will be realized or not , he can participate, he can cancel, he can register, on the fifth day before the registrations, the election and the hashtag invitation of elites became hot in the cyberspace. a statement invited experts and intellectuals from various political, social, cultural and economic fields to participate in the pre-registration of the parliament. the announcement of the unprecedented readiness of women to run for the parliamentary elections. calling this number 13% of the total registrants and 12 times the number of parliamentarians in the constituencies of zahedan and khomeini shahr, women are 25% of the registrants, which is the highest rate in all the constituencies, the 12 constituencies of yazd, mashhad, khalkhal, karaj, shahriar, and bojnoord are more than 20% of the applicants. there are women , the national media uses all its capacities to introduce the candidates who have qualified for the final