economic philosophies of the prime minister and her chancellor, kwasi kwarteng, dubbed trussanomics, have been developed over recent years by a number of individuals and organisations, including the instituteonomic affairs. and staff from the iea have appeared on several bbc outlets over the past two weeks. right, let's talk to a panel of experts, the head of public policy at the free market think tank, the institute for economic affairs, matthew lesh is here. matthew, your organisation enthusiastically welcomed the mini budget. we're joined now by andy mair from the free—market think tank the institute for economic affairs. joining us now is len shackleton, editorial and research fellow at the institute of economic affairs and professor of economics at the university of buckingham. as you can see, the iea is normally, but not always labelled on air as a free—market think tank. it has links with the conservative party. the chancellor spoke at its fringe event at the party conference this week, but it says it's independent of any political party or group. its website doesn't say specifically who funds it, but three tobacco companies have confirmed they provide it with financial support. we'

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

it was also ihor burakovsky, the head of the institute of economic research and political consultations. i also advise you to read on this topic on economic truth an article with natalia shapoval, the vice president of the kyiv school of economics, who also helps confiscate this russian money, she says that western countries are afraid that if they take this money away from russia, other countries will not want to place their gold and foreign exchange reserves in dollars, but she considers these fears before exaggerating, she says so, don't rape people, don't kill people, and everything will be fine with your gold and currency reserves . i fully support this opinion. we will win, see this week in the program judicial control with tetyana shustrova, 19 people for one seat, how is the competition for the higher qualification commission of judges the first in ukraine, how large-scale is the process of updating the actually one hundred percent of this body, the candidates are liars, who decided to falsify the conclusion of the public council of integrity, as the public council of integrity

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

of macroeconomics, let's talk about it with oleksandra petliy, a leading researcher at the institute of economic research and political consultations, oleksandra , i congratulate you on a good day. wars, the ukrainian economy is completely destroyed, how can you estimate the reduction in gdp, what share of the economy have we lost, in principle, talk about what the economy is destroyed. we can't, that is, the process shows, in principle, all the results of e-e evaluations of what was destroyed, which are carried out and the latest report of the world bank also talks about this. there was a drop of approximately 46%. but after that, the situation gradually improved, and in august we estimated a drop in monthly gdp by 37%, or in september by 37%. harvest, and the pace of harvesting, i.e. cereals, has significantly decreased, i.e., it is primarily about sorghum and buckwheat, for example, and also about sugar beets. that is, it is the effect of this that we hope in october, we will see, on the contrary , growth in agriculture, especially in crop production, because uh, well well, it will be collect

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

gigacalories into the homes of residents. this is with oleksandra betlii, a leading researcher at the institute of economic research and political consultations . i congratulate oleksandra. good day. so, we are all some of us are witnesses and active participants of russia's full-scale war against ukraine, can we say that as a result of this full-scale war, the ukrainian economy has been completely destroyed, how can we estimate the reduction in gdp, what share of the economy have we lost, in principle, we cannot say that the economy is destroyed, that is, the process testifies in principle all the results of e-e assessments of what was destroyed, which are being conducted and the latest reports of the world bank about this, tests, this speaks for us and the assessment, the gdp of ukraine decreased the most in march eh. then the institute estimated that it was a drop of approximately 46%. but after that, the situation gradually improved, and in august we estimated a drop in monthly gdp by 37%, and in september by 37%. when our agrarians could not harvest and the pace of harvesting, i.e. cereals, was signif

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

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

fonda, institute of economics of the city tatyana polidio all the best to you. goodbye, love.e clouds. i could not help but support this beauty. but debriefing cannot be avoided, of course, we are waiting for the split of our hundreds, you know, higher higher. the main vocal show of the country. let's all watch your song together on friday at 21:30. maybe the world of haute couture is heading into a future that doesn't seem to need textile mills, tailor cutters for haute couture week in paris model bell leaving right on the catwalk dressed in a dress with the help of airbrushes on cotton turned into fabric in a couple of minutes a few strokes from the designer and the evening outfit voila is ready, and the dress can be dissolved again after wearing it to create a new masterpiece, came home and washed away the party. don't forget to hold on. well, comfortable and should be not only clothes. well, the environment, as shown, the latest studies of temperature and air frequency in the apartment, of course, are important. but the most important thing is the humidity, its differences

fonda, institute of economics of the city tatiana polydit tatiana hello. good morning.ious apartment and the offer is excellent, but as if with good intentions, apartments can rise in price, even for those who do not follow this proposed program. here's something to take into account. yes , there is such a risk, and we have already observed such trends in large cities and during the period of validity of suitable mortgages. it seems to me that a much more literate scheme would be here. here is mother capital. he already is. maybe some of it. how to increase this and this increased this volume from capital. you can direct only to improve living conditions, but not necessarily in new buildings, not everyone wants to forgive and live in these faceless square meters. let the secondary. it's on sale here. for them, the proposal was nothing about country life, just about an apartment. yes, maybe, uh, in the countryside. they would live in large houses with pleasure, maternity capital would obviously be hardly cheaper. we have already in the country, but has been operating for

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

her policies were shaped by opaque leaf funded groups, institute of economic affairs, taxpayers alliance, adams institute center for policy studies -- all of which boasted on september 23 when her budget was published that they had gotten exactly what they wanted and they themselves were the authors of those policies. clearly, they are now trying to distance themselves. what they have been trying to do throughout their existence is to sweep away taxes on the rich, sweet away regulations, sweep away trade unions, sweep away protests and other fundamental civic rights and create what they think of as a pure market economy, which really means allowing the rich to overwhelm democracy. it means plutocracy rather than democracy. in the past, successive prime minister's have had similar agendas but they've also had to temper them slightly because they have some more or less realistic appreciation of what the public might be able to tolerate. but liz truss, her great failure from the point of view of the politician, she was completely unable to read people. she seems to have no social intent at

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

energy prices, enterprises suspend production and lay off employees, according to the leipzin institute of economics0 companies went bankrupt last month alone in germany. unique nakhodka in the area of ​​kildin island from the bottom of the barents sea, an american m3 tank was raised or transferred under the tape-lease during the great patriotic war, the nazis sank a ship that transported a combat vehicle. and now the search engines have managed to raise the details of the operation to the surface. what fate now awaits there for reporting and snags? and he was sent to help, but he never reached the goal american tank, three li along with other equipment, sank in the barents sea 80 years ago, the ship carrying the game from the allied polyandlease ran aground. in order to raise it, military sailors developed a special technical project for several months. the tank was quite close to the shore, where a tidal wave beats. in addition , ammunition remained on the belot transporter, so at first the thirty-ton car was dragged away and only then the work began to be complicated by several currents in three

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

fonda, institute of economics of the city tatyana polidio all the best to you , goodbye.ill trample on one cavalry and kill the rest of the people. the heart of parma, i have something like this chair in my dacha , a unique machine made of bamboo appeared on the streets of the japanese city of ube, local craftsmen created it from it to participate in the bamboo festival. well, in order to demonstrate the advantage to the world, the bamboo plant itself combines such contradictory properties as flexibility and strength , and almost everything from the bodywork to the seat is made of bamboo in this car, and complements the colorful picture, the original driver's equipment in samurai style and eco-friendly scratch down. well, or is there such an inscription in any case, panda should not be given to me, otherwise they will eat a few suitable machines made of bamboo. it is, of course, for everyday life to find out. we have not yet succeeded in this, after all, exotic , and exotic electric cars cease to be, because prices are falling and our colleagues say there. we have become

it was eight complete lack of respect for what are really basic, but fundamental institutions of economicymaking. she didn't speak to the bank of england about her many budget plans. she sacked a top treasury official. she was refusing to work with the office of budget responsibility which is an independent watchdog that ensures transparency and truth telling when it comes to government text and spend, so behaving like a medieval monarch. no credibility left. there was simply no alternative except for her to go. >> now that were going to be hearing about a whole host of other candidates over the next few hours, and certainly days we are watching, the idea of storing trust -- how does that play out? >> we simply don't know what is to come. where will we be a week from now? will we have a serious, honest and knowledgeable prime minister? or will we have, quite frankly, another clown? whoever emerges as the new leader is -- knows they cannot win the next election, and on the one hand, and they have nothing to lose. so, i think the volatile time will come, and i do think it will take we will

the director of the institute of socio-economic transformations continues to sum up this economic week, and in particular, quite important news in the context of preparing for the heating season before the cold weather in ukraine. finally, this week, the state store has opened, there is firewood, citizens can now order wood from forestry farms online this was reported by the ministry of environmental protection and natural resources, so if you have a need and have not yet purchased it, register on the platform choose firewood that you need for the farm can also be paid remotely. i will add that there is a limit to buy per customer and no more than 15 cubic meters is allowed for the entire heating season . well, the prices for eggs in ukraine are generally breaking historical records, in some places you can see a dozen for almost 100 uah so the anti-monopoly authorities decided to resolve the situation. they are looking for objective reasons for the price increase. if they find them , the department is already studying the reasons for the price increase, which was the reason for the inc

that is jagjit chadha, director of the national institute of economic and social research. ences between 2015 and 2016 at the countess of chester hospital. she has pleaded not guilty. rowan bridge is at manchester crown court for us. what was said in court today? today was a second _ what was said in court today? today was a second day _ what was said in court today? today was a second day of— what was said in court today? today was a second day of the _ what was said in court today? today was a second day of the trial - what was said in court today? today was a second day of the trial of i was a second day of the trial of lucy letby, and we've been hearing more about the circumstances in which she is alleged to have tax children at the countess of chester hospital over that year—long the children themselves are being addressed by letters of the offer but to guarantee their anonymity. when the cases involved a child, child e, for the prosecution said the mother of the child walked in on lucy letby as she was attacking her child in the neonatal unit. they talked about how luc

and spoil everything everywhere, and ivan uz, the chief consultant of the institute of strategic studies, candidates of economicences, mr. ivan dobrogo you somehow started the morning from kaliningrad, you see , we came to the conclusion that russia will not come. it spoils everything there, now it spoils. she came to us, but she also ruined her own life. good morning, studio . good morning, our viewers. i immediately want to say about kaliningrad in a different way. it is now called kralovets, they started calling this place because they remembered that this place was founded in 1255 by a czech king, therefore, who has certain claims to this territory, i.e. if before we thought that it was at all, then the königsbergs, germany, then poland she said that it is her territory. and now the czech republic is also coming out faster. so we still have to figure out who he will go to in the end, and even if he does go there, they will have to rebuild , redo, repair and restore so much, because the russians simply buried that kaliningrad region during the years of their e unfortunately, the use of these lands means that

thank you in the morning studio was larisa popovich, director of the institute of health economics ofcs. thank you very much. but do nothing , artist today at 21:20, watch today a special edition of the program 60 minutes all the latest news about the situation in ukraine and in the world. don't miss 60 minutes today at 11:30 and 17:30 on channel russia through the authorities for information, extracts or state support. all this can be obtained in one click on the sme digital platform. it was launched in february with the support of the national project for small and medium-sized businesses, how it works will be told by maria nikiforova. everything about business trips, air tickets, transfers and hotel accommodation , workers daria dorofeeva from krasnoyarsk opened such an unusual type of tourism for russia in 2019. at first, of course, i was skeptical. will the service be popular, but rather quickly, one after another, large companies began to turn to the only agency in the whole of siberia, and this autumn the number of clients increased sharply by as much as 15%, so in october alon

cook eggs, now you know 56-58 is very expensive according to the calculations of the institute of agrarian economicsrscht set in ukraine as of at the end of august, compared to the same period last year, the price increased by 60%. at the beginning of the full-scale war, its value increased by 22%, and now it is almost 112 hryvnias from kropyvnytskyi for the espresso tv channel, well, i wanted to eat in such footage myself, but it is not yet time, now we will talk with the analysts of the center of the kyiv school of economics, pavel martyshev, pavel, i congratulate you good morning, and so borscht set became more expensive by 60%. they say well, on average, we have an annual rate of price growth of about 25%. and that's more it is not the end by the end of the year, 30-33% growth is predicted by various institutions, what is happening to food products? why do they increase in price faster than other goods and services? well, why are eggs so expensive? yes, you said correctly, this is not the end yet . food inflation, why is this happening globally, there are two reasons, the first is the war and th

borscht for example, to boil eggs now you know 56-58 is very expensive, according to the institute of agrarian economicsas of the end of august compared to the same period last year has risen in price by 60%. at the beginning of the full-scale war, its value increased by 22%, and now it is almost 112 hryvnias from kropyvnytskyi for the espresso tv channel in lviv , mcdonald's opened four fast food establishments in the city, the reopening was announced on the official page in social networks, the halls will work from nine in the morning to 9 in the evening and will be closed temporarily air alarm, it is currently unknown when three more lviv establishments will open their doors. i will remind you that mcdonald's is gradually opening restaurants in ukraine, in particular, 15 restaurants are currently operating in the capital. how did you find out about the opening on instagram? i will see it and decide right away to come, that’s why i decided to come because everything is on this. this is what i’m telling you. see you in 16 and more. read on our website espresso tv. subscribe to our channels in social ne

now he's president of the ego institute for economic research clements. i wanna, before we talk about this price gap idea, i want to start by looking at the general business climate right now in germany does something that you and your institute follow you release a new publication today looking at it. how important is gas and our gas prices for businesses in this country? very important. the gas shortages are a major problem at the moment for manufacturing, for many service industries and gas also, the gas price also determines the chrysler electric energy for power. so it's the very important price and the supply limitations of gas are a major risk for the germany economy. you and i've talked about price caps before for electricity, i believe, was another proposal. you said that your fear with that would hit supply. do you see the same concern here? if gas prices are kept? i do intact. so the idea here is that the, you should cap the price of gas use its market power and international gas markets . the trouble is that there is as cast at the, at the mom

ok, i want to talk to john ryan, he's a research network fellow at the institute of economic research at the university of munich. he's joining us now from london vega to have you with us or on our designer. thank you very much. indeed. our previous guest was referring to the fact that sam ritchie so like when he was chancellor, was regarded as a safe pair of hands. do you think that that is actually justified? no, i don't think that. i mean, he was the you paid was in very bad shape before the announcement on the 23rd of september that really spread the market here, his policies with oversee bars, johnson were from enfold to the economy. support for a hard right said, because remember, ours, johnson took a tactical position on on it and get himself elected as the conservative party leader. and then go to the country and, and put forward right. say i trust them. i will remind you to check tanked their mind during, during the after that campaign and actually served and put forward breaks it policies. and he has been approached to tear by principal and on that issue. and he said it woul

and now you you know, 56-58 is very expensive, according to the institute of agrarian economics, borschtraine as of the end of august compared to the same period last year, the price increased by percentages. at the beginning of the full-scale war, its cost increased by 22%, and now it is almost uah 112 from kropyvnytskyi for the espresso ot tv channel i wanted to eat such shots myself, but the current tense is now we will talk with the analysts of the center of the kyiv school of economics, pavel martysh pavel, i congratulate you good morning so the borscht set has become more expensive by 60%, they say well, on average, we have an annual rate of price growth of about 25%, and this is not the end. not the end of the year, 30-33% growth is predicted by various institutions. what is happening to food products ? why do they increase in price faster than other products services well, why are eggs so expensive? yes, you said correctly, this is not the end. and we expect inflation to continue, including food inflation. why is this happening globally ? the first two reasons are the war and the

there, for example, clothes, food and other very necessary things, the director of the institute of socio-economic transformation, and in addition to all that, each of us has some things there, those people who have not lost their homes lost their job didn't lose their loved ones didn't lose their health they may also not need to throw away those things and you can pass them on to someone else in the end on the one hand we will save the environment on the other hand those things are very important to someone they are needed and will be very useful. this concludes our regular hour, but we are not saying goodbye to you yet, we will be back with andrii seychuk. well, for now, anzhelika syzonenko and the news release. and the rashists also have big problems with the supply of equipment and logistics in general due to the damage to the crimean bridge, british intelligence reports, and just now we will have an update from kyiv about the situation . the russian-ukrainian war continues for 235 days until your attention news espresso is working in the studio anzhelika sesunko mass kamikaze drone attack on

the opportunity to receive clothes, food and other very necessary things director of the institute of socio-economicin addition to all that each of us has some things have an order lost their job didn't lose their loved ones didn't lose their health they may also not have to throw away those things can be given to someone else in the end on the one hand we will save the environment on the other hand those things are very necessary and will be very useful to someone this is our the next hour is coming to an end, but we are not saying goodbye to you yet. land and also among the rashists

this is according to the data of the kyiv institute of world economics in the american congress. ukraine is now supported the majority of representatives of the lower and upper parliaments, in particular, they form the american budget already in a month in the usa there will be intermediate congressional elections, the americans will completely renew the composition of the lower house of the parliament, as well as a third of the senators, mid-term elections in the congress are held every two years currently, according to a survey by the five foty at elections, the election races to the lower house are headed by republicans, according to expert david kramer, this may affect the level of support for ukraine these will control many representatives, the aid may decrease compared to what it is now. but still, i believe that despite the results, a powerful support from the us continues. it may become only a little smaller, but it will remain powerful, but according to the director of the north america program of the prizm analytical center oleksandr kraiva, the upcoming elections will n

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

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

each of them develops its own political systems and public institutions, implement its own models of economic growth in the amount of course of the right to protect them. can you to ensure national sovereignty shoot united states? you know, some really neat yet. but the war in ukraine has put pressure on countries that may have been ready to align themselves with russia. shortly before the war, china and russia declared that there were no limits to their strategic partnership . but so far, there is little evidence that china is willing to break western sanctions on russia . but russia and china is growing bonds under the leadership of food. and then she does appear to have one water tice element from joint opposition to a us lead global order. beijing, under she jan, paying has seen her as allied in their common resentment of the united states and the u. s. at global leadership, as, as a superpower, and what they see as interference in their domestic, internal affairs, criticism of their political systems, pressure to change their economies address, human rights, et cetera. and so that alignm

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

plaster, the allied state institute of cinematography founded in 1919 is the oldest professional cinematographic university in the world. applause supreme the school of economicshe city of moscow, which opened such a small department last year called the institute of cinema of the higher school of economics at the faculty of creative industries, i head it. therefore, this is the youngest cinematic university in the world, we, uh, respect each other very much and in the wild and really hope that we will continue to educate new generations of filmmakers, but in a slightly different way using different methods. well? well, in principle, a good order. although everyone should root for the baumans, because now the main thing for the country is technology, and there can be fewer lawyers and accountants. thank you for this game great game with the team of educators. a big game in which you can score 200 points and get a funny prize of 50,000 rubles. according to the rules. i ask five questions in 15 seconds. this is the first player, and the second at this moment should come out to wait for us on the couch backstage and then come back and try not to match the answers

with those beautiful missiles. we are ivan uz, the chief consultant of the institute of strategic studies, candidates of economicciences e-e p ivan good morning, we greet you, although we understand that the russians are spoiling this morning for us, look , we are saying that things are already quite in russia bad, but it seems like their missiles are running out, but as we can see, there are a lot of those missiles, and they are releasing them in such incredible quantities recently in ukraine, when they are already getting sick, what is happening to their economy, good morning, good morning studio, dear tv viewers really a question. when will the russian economy finally be completely cracked, unfortunately? the main question is probably from the first day of the war. unfortunately, they hold on because they made certain reserves before the beginning wars and although somewhere there in february, march, april , they believed that they did not do them because they hoped that the war would be short, so far we see that there is still a resource, although even with closed statistics, russia definitely closes the sta

, and 44 days of liz truss' premiership, doubt has been cast over the involvement of various institutions in the economichancellor and whoever he is currently paired with, with whoever becomes the new prime minister? , ., whoever becomes the new prime minister? ,., ., , minister? right, so there was an institutional— minister? right, so there was an institutional scorched - minister? right, so there was| an institutional scorched earth policy during the course of the summer. the negative briefing against the independent bank of england, the sidelining of the office for budget responsibility, which does the oversight and costing of the uk government's tax and spending measures, and then also on pretty much day one, day two of trussonomics we have the sacking of the top treasury civil servant. together that looked like a package of putting one side of the checks and balances, so hairfood takes over, will they start to bring those institutions back into play? i would argue that jeremy hunt, the chancellor, has already done that, but we also need a figurehead who both supportsjeremy hunt to supports jeremy h

opposite tone for the leadership campaign, throughout with they attached the orthodoxy of the economic institutionsf the u.k. the government is desperately trying to cling to their credibility, to try to reassure markets. he also milked the energy bailout, because, of course, it is so expensive, and the government needs to take political credit for it. they kind of were not able to because of the queen's death and all of the fury around the top rate income tax. in the speech, yet again, he tried to internationalize everything. you heard all the mentions about putin and the war in ukraine, and you heard him blaming all the problems from the fed on the strong dollar. they can see that the moves in the pound or gilt are trusting these announcements them and the rest is in already. even the bank of england has said significant moves are going to be needed, even more significant because of these measures. so, guy, you asked me, is it going to calm markets? i'm really not sure. alix: we also heard about reform coming in childcare, gdp, and i'm wondering if there setting the stage for some serious cuts th

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bobrovytskyi , chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies, candidates of geographical sciences, experts of the kyiv school of economics in the usaid economic project support of ukraine we will talk about the relocation of business p. i congratulate anatoliy i congratulate you i unfortunately do not hear you in my microphone but i hope that they hear that this is not your problem. i think that our viewers will allow themselves to ask the first question for the time being: how is the relocation process from cream, what are the general numbers for companies, which companies have already moved, which regions are they choosing, let's draw such a general picture, the general picture looks like this e relocation began immediately after the treacherous invasion of russia on the territory of ukraine , and officially, according to the e-ministry of state and the ministry of economy, more than 800 enterprises in business have been relocated keep in mind, however, this statistic is not complete because , let's say, it reflects only the picture in which our government provided assistance to 800 businesses in geolocation, other bus

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

let me ask you, you have qualification from a number of economic institutions. you a former vice president of the federal reserve bank here at the heart of the i m f . tell us all. should we be optimistic or pessimistic about our financial features? and it is, it is hard to be optimistic at the moment. we will certainly see the tightening of financial conditions going forward is interest rates continue to be raised. we will also see a slow down and they cannot activity. so it will feel either like a recession or something close to recession, and that could be marketed mile in the future more broadly than what we've seen so far. so there's certainly many risks on the horizons. and even in the baseline, when those risks don't realize there is a slowdown of economic activity that we expect to buy, sanctioning director of the monetary on capital markets department at the international monetary fund. thank you very much indeed for joining us here on out of here. i'll just errors fully bought. the bo explains how much influence the i m . f. has the international moneta

andrey korneev head of the school of oriental studies at the higher school of economics and victor supyan deputy director of the institute for the usa and canada , fedorova talovsky director of the memorandum named after a. primakov the vector of china's political course will designate china's branch nikolai vavilov first. what's going on in china? and why it's important last saturday , more than two thousand delegates to the congress gathered in the people's assembly house in the capital of the people's republic of china. the country's communist party will last until october 22, the focus of further development of the state and the election of the top party leadership congress a key event in the political life of china , this format was first held in 1921, the year the party was founded. then its ranks included about 50 people. today, the ccp has grown, let's say significantly, to 96 million and 700,000 people. and before, the congress was convened with different interruptions, and since the seventy-seventh year they began to do it every five years, by the way, by coincidence, the twentieth congress of the communist par