the estonian economy is overburdened with taxes. states the head of the baltic institute of economic research. he noted that there are almost no areas left in the country where new mandatory contributions could be introduced in the future. at the same time, tax increases are starting to slow down economic growth already at the moment when they are just beginning to be discussed. speak in the government. details of the deployment of german troops in lithuania have become known. the ratification of the treaty between the two countries will take place in 2025. later , they will arrive in the baltic republic. the first 500 troops, and the entire 5,000-strong bundeswehr brigade will be deployed in 2027, said german defense minister pistorius during his visit to vilnius. there, they do not hide their desire to deploy german troops earlier than scheduled on the day of pistorius's arrival in lithuania, seven countries unanimously voted for urgent consideration signed less than two weeks ago , an agreement on cooperation in the field of defense between germany and lithuania. it also lays the

marcel, the president of the german institute of economic research. the diw. olleague, annette joining us for the interview as well. >>> coming up on the show, tens of thousands are taking to the streets across israel in a new wave of protests against the government. we'll explain what's fueled the latest show of discontent next. what is cirkul? cirkul is the fuel you need to take flight. cirkul is your frosted treat with a sweet kick of confidence. cirkul is the energy that gets you to the next level. cirkul is what you hope for when life tosses lemons your way. cirkul is your gateway back home. so what is cirkul? it's your water, your way. cirkul, available at walmart and drinkcirkul.com. >>> welcome to "street signs." i'm arabile gumede and these are your headlines. germany's far right afd wins its first ever regional election in the eastern state of thuringia and comes within a whisker of taking saxony, too, as ruling parties a take a drubbing. >>> retreating from friday's record highs as investors brace for a data heavy week culminating with the friday's c

that's communications officer at institute of economic affairs. briefly, the chair of the national obesity forum. tam fry. so who do you agree with? are brits now sacrificing their freedoms for the nhs? mel on x says we don't exist to protect the nhs. their problems are for them to sort, not us. i do agree with you mel, very much so. stephen says labour will probably ban meat as well. they'll claim it's a win win as it fulfils their net zero eco lunacy and saves the nhs . lunacy and saves the nhs. lazarus on x, who has presumably just risen from the dead , says just risen from the dead, says i'm sympathetic to these measures. too many people are dying from preventable diseases. thatis dying from preventable diseases. that is very much the other side of it, isn't it? your verdict is now in 85% of you agree that brits are sacrificing their freedoms for the nhs, 15% of you think they aren't coming up . think they aren't coming up. it's emerged today that low skilled migrants are now costing you the british taxpayer, an astonishing £150,000 each over t

after graduating from the institute of economics. always brought up in me purposefulness stubbornness, in principle, thanks to these - qualities, i think that, uh, i have a lot that worked out in life, well that day it's hard to forget, we were gathered - at that time the main commander - of our group, and he says that it's time to answer you for... a vest tattoo, time has chosen us, so now we must try to ensure that there is peace near kiev, we made a lot of noise, where i received the order of courage, during the battle, there was a big explosion not far from me, i... a guy with shrapnel wounds and a concussion, they took me straight to the hospital in a helicopter, then immediately transferred me to a military hospital, after my last injury, while i was on vacation, i have my contract with the army ended, i extended it, went to serve again. comrades are always in touch, on the other side of the screen is a fellow soldier with whom i have been through a lot in the tank forces, well, how are things with you in general, what is the situation, so far it's quiet, great assault, and so f

i am of course, joined by the wonderful communications officer at the institute of economic affairs. em ibrahim. i've got columnist and political commentator patrick o'flynn and making his debut on my panel. but of course, by no means on the channel is the wonderful journalist and broadcaster jj and tobi. i'll start with you, reem, do you think that labour have turned britain into an international laughing stock? >> they definitely have, although i do think that a lot of the criticisms seem to be focused on the government themselves. i mean, you outlined some of those scandals, just some of those scandals, just some of those scandals, just some of them. i mean, the lord alli situation, the fact that he was given number 10 pass, i think that just domestically speaks really, really badly. just smells of corruption internationally. david lammy, i think is a complete joke. i mean, the fact that he's using language that is just so strong against somebody who could very well effectively completely ruin the international relationship with the us. so i think it's really important that we do r

unfortunately, today i am not resourcefully ready, here are the calculations of the kiel institute of economicswhich monitors the help of the west, i do not want now, well, you can find it on the internet, now the states and germany are less produce more types of weapons together than russia, and we will also count north korea, iran, this is the situation, unfortunately. they are not ready now for a large-scale military confrontation, even helping us, and so now the challenge is not only for us, the challenge for the united states and europe, if they want to play the long game and want to confront not only russia but also china, they have to restore their defense capability, economic capacity to confront and not be afraid to start a new cold war against our opponents, and in this war we must be. thank you gentlemen, thank you for participating in the program, let me remind you that during our program we conducted a survey, your friends asked you about this, did you watch the televised debate between trump and harris? so these are the results of the tv poll, 44% yes, 56% no. it was the verdict p

unfortunately, today the resource... is not ready, here it is the calculations of the kyiv institute of economicstracks western aid, i don’t want to now, well, you can find it on the internet, now the states and germany produce less of many types of weapons together than russia, and we will also count north korea and iran, that’s the situation , unfortunately, they are not ready now for a large-scale military confrontation, even while helping us, and so the challenge now is... not only for us, but for the united states and europe, if they want to play the long game and want to resist not only russia, but also china, they should now restore their defense capability, economic capacity for confrontation and not be afraid to start a new cold war against their opponents, and in this war we should definitely be on the western side of the confrontation with russia. thank you, volodymyr fesenko, maksym rozumny, were our guests today. program, thank you gentlemen for participating in the program, i would like to remind you that during our program we conducted a survey, your friends asked you about whether

the index of business expectations from the munich institute of economics research shows that the situation is critical. the german economy is in crisis, enterprises are leaving the united states. in the united states , the loss of cheap russian energy resources has led to the non-competition of their production. such statements are increasingly heard among international economists, among german citizens. the result: the failure of the ruling party in the state elections. chancellor olaf scholz's associates in thuringia and saxony took fifth and fourth place, barely passing the required threshold of 5%, losing several times to the opposition alternative for germany and christian democratic union. similar trends are developing in other regions of the country. bloomberg called the election results, i quote, a heavy blow to the positions of the chancellor and his government. the german economy has been in a state of stagnation for some time now and the situation is getting worse. statistics are struggling, production is of particular concern, there are rather poor indicators, in particular in

i spoke to doctor shane smith, director of institute for economic forecasting at the university of floridaf december last year, it focused — think as of december last year, it focused on cutting interest rates — it focused on cutting interest rates this year, but i am not sure — rates this year, but i am not sure the _ rates this year, but i am not sure the data fully supports that — sure the data fully supports that action and certainly does not support any aggressive rate cuts, _ not support any aggressive rate cuts, so _ not support any aggressive rate cuts, so i — not support any aggressive rate cuts, so i think the financial markets _ cuts, so i think the financial markets today at the opening are showing their disappointment, but they would love to — disappointment, but they would love to see a half— point break cut. 50 we are seeing stocks falling _ break cut. 50 we are seeing stocks falling off _ break cut. 50 we are seeing stocks falling off the - break cut. 50 we are seeing stocks falling off the back i break cut. 50 we are seeing| stocks falling off the back of the report becaus

. >> and the institute of economic affairs claims a system of social insurance should replace a failings. social insurance should replace a failing nhs . so we're asking a failing nhs. so we're asking would abolishing the health service save lives and support this morning, david raya's spectacular double save earned arsenal a point in italy last night against atalanta. >> guess what.7 emma raducanu won again in korea and 90,000 people will fill wembley stadium tomorrow night for the first all british heavyweight championship of the world in 30 years. >> good morning. a change to much more unsettled weather across southern areas with a thunderstorm warning in force later on today. find out all the details with me a little later on. >> it's just gone. >> it's just gone. >> 6:00 i'm ellie costello and i'm miriam cates and this is gb news . news. breakfast. >> now. kjt. you've had a busy few weeks, haven't you.7 yes, few weeks, haven't you? yes, i have. your daughter ruby has headed off to university by the way. >> have you noticed that i'm not even glassy eyed now? i'm beginning to get thr

of production and the realities of an economic activity, real economics is in progress. but when it comes to the main institutions of production and real economic events if we pay attention and consider the payment of interest regardless of economic activities, a gap occurs between the real economy and the nominal economy. one of the main factors is destroying the economic structures and creating a gap between the nominal economy and the real economy. in interest-free banking , contracts are used, for example, company, mudarabah, sale, lease, loan, advance, that is, contracts that work with the real economy. unlike usurious banking , which is based on loan contracts with interest, which are simply called paper contracts, the difference between, for example , installment sales and loan with interest is that in installment sales must be a production, a product must be made, the bank will buy the product and then sell it in installments, that is , before the banking activity is formed, the real economy must have moved, but in the contract. it is possible that the real economy has not moved at all , but you have acce

christopher snowdon from the institute of economic affairs . institute of economic affairs. there are risks of this, of course though, because it's not just about will there be a run on the pound or will there be confidence collapsing? i mean, if you borrow more , the cost of if you borrow more, the cost of your debt can start to rise and that can keep interest rates higher for longer. yeah, indeed. >> we could have interest rates higher for longer if we borrow too much. but there you go 50 billion. that's all right. liz truss tax rises. not all right. bad vibes . bad vibes. bad vibes. bad vibes. >> vibes based politics. there we go. >> anyway, we're going to be back outside nottingham crown court as britain's youngest knife murderers are handed life sentences. but with a minimum term of just eight and a half years, that . next. years, that. next. >> a brighter outlook with boxt solar sponsors of weather on gb news . news. >> time for your latest weather update from the met office here on gb news. after some very heavy rain in the south this week, it looks a lot drier for mo

some problems of economic activists are at the root of economic institutions. mr. mohseni ijeei added in a meeting with the economic activists of standan: when a problem like mining problems is repeated, first it should be properly informed and then the damage should be repaired. the head of the judiciary during his trip to semnan in the company of economic activists, manufacturers, entrepreneurs and knowledge-based companies, explaining some problems. the private sector said: sometimes we don't even tolerate each other now there is no coordination, no cooperation, nothing , even the private sector itself, its people do not tolerate each other, this side could have production , now everything is industry, agriculture, import, export, nothing makes a difference, it has fallen, it is not to blame , it has not corrupted, what is the mechanism? it is up to you to save this, i don't see such a mechanism , hojjat al-islam and... muslimin mohseni ijee also criticized the repetition of some incidents in the mining sector and added that when a subject of a work line, a probl

officer served in the airborne forces, originally from sevastopol, after graduating from the institute of the economicstment, continued the dynasty went to the army, to the winged infantry, in the zone of the svo from the first days, he participated in the legendary landing of russian military personnel at the airfield. and says that it's time to answer you for the vest tattoo, time has chosen us, so now we must try to ensure that there is peace, near kiev, we made a lot of noise, where i received the order of courage, during the battle, not far from me... there was a big explosion, i received shrapnel wounds and a concussion, they took me straight to the hospital in a helicopter, then immediately transferred me to a military hospital, after my last injury there, while i was on vacation, my contract with the air force ended... but when the special operation began i decided not to shave all the way home, i grew a big beard, unfortunately i have some gray hair, and here were two gray stripes, it turned out like old man khattabych, everyone was saying, where is old yes, which one is khattabych, that's how

dr sean snaith, director of the institute for economic forecasting at the university of central floridairst of all, what a surprise of the cpi taking out volatile food energy prices. does this take 50 basis point cut to interest rates off the table, when the fed meets later this month? instead, it'll more like 25 basis points cut? was the fed behind the curve? well, i think 50 points is off the table, personally, and i may be in the minority in which 25 is off the table. i think it's a bit too soon to raise the mission accomplished banner here. the progress towards the 2% inflation target over the course of 2024 is really slow to a crawl, and the case that the us economy is perilously on the us economy is perilously on the edge of recession, i think, is the evidence is pretty scarce to make that argument. gdp grew at 3% last quarter, and you really have to cherry pick through data to try and find some areas of weakness, but i think a slowing economy as part of the price you pay when inflation gets as high as it did. oil is rebounding today but there's been weakness. is this a disinflati

chris snowden, head of lifestyle economics at the institute of economic affairs.e show. thank you very much, my friend. now, still lots more to come between now and 4:00, including seven rotherham child abusers have been jailed for over 100 years after harrowing crimes against girls . we'll be crimes against girls. we'll be live with our national reporter charlie peters, outside sheffield crown court after your latest news headlines with tatiana . tatiana. >> martin, thank you and good afternoon. the top stories first to news from sunderland, where a man has become the first person convicted for rioting in the city during the recent uk wide unrest . city during the recent uk wide unrest. kieran usher admitted to charges at newcastle crown court after cctv footage captured him leading violence during the sunderland riots on the 2nd of august. footage showed the 32 year old masked throwing missiles at police and inciting others to join in the violence caused significant damage to local businesses and forced police to briefly retreat . and police to briefly retreat.

consultation with expert and compassionate experts created the head of the judiciary said: inconsistency between economic institutions is the root of some problems of economic activists. mr. mohseni is special in the meeting. with the economic activists of the provinces, he added: when a problem like mining problems is repeated, first it should be properly informed and then the damage should be repaired. the head of the judiciary during his trip to semnan among economic activists, producers, entrepreneurs and knowledge-based companies , explaining some problems of the private sector, said: sometimes we do not tolerate each other, now there is no coordination, no cooperation, no cooperation, nothing. even the private sector does not tolerate this the side that could have production, now everything is industry, there is agriculture, import, export, it doesn't matter, it doesn't matter . he criticized the repetition of some incidents in the mining sector and added that when a problem occurs to him several times in one issue, one line of work, the notification is not correct, sir, what happened ? after all, this problem

andrew pearson bev turner back with the panel reem ibrahim from the institute of economic affairs centreld. and centre left nigel nelson, who is the most unpopular man on gb news today after his stout defence of huw edwards appalling sentence. >> would you like to defend yourself and say you're not defender? >> nigel nelson i'm not defending, i'm not defending paedophilia or. i'm just arguing that the sentence was appropriate. right, right. >> okay. we'll let you do that, so it appears outpouring of rage on social media and it appears that labour's lady starmer, who went to fashion week yesterday dressed in a very expensive frock , is trolling the british frock, is trolling the british pubuc frock, is trolling the british public on a day that she was criticised for taking free clothes off a labour donor. >> are they utterly tone deaf? >> are they utterly tone deaf? >> it's absolutely absurd. i think what's really interesting is the comms of the labour government seems to just be absolutely terrible, and the fact that in the midst of this clothes gate scandal, she thinks it's appropriate

on my panel tonight is communications officer at the institute of economic affairs.ntator patrick o'flynn, and the journalist and broadcaster dj anas obe. oh, and can you tell me what's got prince harry screaming ? oh get ready britain, screaming? oh get ready britain, here we go , was leader, hassan nasrallah, was the supposed target of the attack . but the proscribed attack. but the proscribed terrorist organisation are yet to make any official statement on their leader's status. soldiers and aid workers are currently taking part in rescue operations, looking for survivors and victims in the rubble. we'll be bringing you the very latest as it happens. meanwhile, sir keir starmer has called for a ceasefire in the region, saying escalation serves no one. speaking at the united nations, the prime minister implored the two sides to step back from the brink. sir keir also discussed the importance of also discussed the importance of a global ceasefire with the lebanese counterpart. it concludes sir keir starmer's three day trip to new york after attending the annual meet

in the countries of the collective west , the main socio-economic problem now is the problem of loneliness, suicides, the destruction of traditional values ​​and the institutione family, as an economic unit of society according to karl marx, that is, a unit that generates income, prone to consumption, accumulation, capitalism, destroying community, collectivism, driving a person into a state of loneliness, it is easier control it, force it to buy unnecessary... this effect was first described by erich from in his book escape from freedom, and is clearly reflected in the graph provided using the example of the united states. now countries such as belarus act as an alternative model for the development of society and man. the collective west views us as a direct threat to their non-colonial models of harsh exploitation of labor resources and zombification of people. the president of the republic of belarus clearly outlined in the republican pe'. speakers and guests discussed the origins and prospects belarusian model of development in the audience students, teachers, doctors, representatives of the oil refining industry, they all have one opinion, only together

due to the deterioration of the economic situation of the zionist regime , fitch rating institute last month's credit rating reduce the diet by one step. in this context , i am having a conversation with mr. bilal adnan allameh, an economic and political expert who is from beirut with the program of the world, mr. adnan allameh. welcome to the program of the world today. as a first question , i ask that the zionist regime has faced economic losses and losses from various fronts over the past year. the discussion is about yemen and also lebanon's hezbollah, these are actually well-known fronts that have economic consequences and economic losses for the zionist regime. to create in your opinion, did the zionist regime suffer economic damage from another side and from another front? in fact, he had not calculated well the amount of damage caused by the action he took and opened the war in gaza, the devastating war in gaza, or through the support fronts that moved either in yemen or in southern lebanon or even in the occupied golan region in syria, these fronts caused a lot of damage to th

ian's publication writes that the deputy's place of service will be in the federal state institution 66 financial and economic service of the ministry of defense of the russian federation. in fact, this is a centralized accounting office, the institution is registered in yekaterinburg. the purpose of the deputy's public activity is to obtain the status of a participant in the svo, he needs this status in order to receive a twenty-five percent discount on participation in the prairie with the united states, and then to get into the state duma in this way, and what's most incredible is that nothing is scary, nothing is scary, and no thoughts arise that in wartime... this is a crime, because it's one thing when you say, i'm going to work in the ministry of defense in the accounting department, what's wrong with that, nothing bad, and it's another thing when you take a photo with a machine gun and say that you go to war, in fact, you sit in the accounting department, it's normal, but seriously speaking, if there is no internal mobilization, general mobilization cannot be avoided, one more thing, we are talking ab

you know why the ea publication writes that the deputy's place of service will be in the federal state institution 66 financial and economic service of the ministry of defense of the russian federation. in fact, this is a centralized accounting office, the institution is registered in yekaterinburg. as it turned out, the purpose of the deputy's public activity is to obtain the status of a participant in the svo, he needs this status in order to receive 25%. nothing is scary, nothing is scary, and there are no thoughts that in wartime it is a crime, because it is one thing when you say, i'm going to work in the ministry of defense in the accounting department, well, what's wrong with that, nothing wrong, but it's another matter when... you take a photo with a machine gun and say that you're going to fight , in fact you're sitting in the accounting department, it's normal, but seriously, if there is no internal mobilization, general mobilization cannot be avoided, one more thing, we're talking about the exploits of our guys that our guys perform there when they return back, yes, of course, there are benefits, assistance to f

dr sean snaith is director of the institute for economic forecasting at the university of central floridaome. hellfire will —— hellfire will be fed go today? i think they will proceed with caution because while we are approaching the 2% inflation target, the progressed to was that i could have slowed dramatically in 202a. i think being aggressive with interest rate cuts runs the risk of reigniting inflation, particularly in a presidential election year, particularly with fiscal policy and budget prices in washington, dc. quite frankly it is broken. i think the need to proceed with caution and get a few months more data, make sure we are going to hit that target but i think it is going to be minutes with a 25 when we do. where are you out in the debate about how healthy or otherwise the us economy is? over the last few months we have seen the market go through huge volatility up and down like a yo—yo. fine go through huge volatility up and down like a yo-yo. one day market watchers _ and down like a yo-yo. one day market watchers saying - and down like a yo-yo. one day market watchers sayin

due to the deterioration of the economic situation of the zionist regime, the fish accreditation institute lowered the credit rating of this regime by one step last month. in this context, i will talk with mr bilal adnan allameh, an economic and political expert from beirut, who is with the jahan today program, mr. adnan allameh, welcome to the jahan today program . as a first question, i ask that the zionist regime has faced economic losses from various fronts during the past year. now, how many fronts are more famous, one is about the gaza war and from the gaza area , one is from the yemen area and also lebanon's hezbollah, these are actually known fronts that have economic consequences and economic losses for the zionist regime in your opinion, they created a regime from another dimension and from another front has zionism suffered economic damage? thank you, hello, i am at your service and dear viewers, at the beginning, we must explain that in fact, he did not properly calculate the amount of damage caused by the conflict, either after the action he took and opened the war in gaza, th

the publication ian writes that the deputy's place of service will be in the federal state institution 66 financial and economic service of the ministry of defense of the russian federation. in fact, this is a centralized accounting department, the institution is registered in yekaterinburg. as it turned out, the purpose of the public the deputy's activity consists of obtaining the status of a participant in the svo, he needs this status in order to get twenty. and another thing is when you take a photo with a machine gun and say that you are going to fight, in fact you are sitting in the accounting department, it's normal, if we are talking seriously, if there is no internal mobilization, general mobilization cannot be avoided, one more thing, here we are talking about the exploits of our guys, which are accomplished by our guys there, when they return back, yes, of course, there are benefits for family assistance. all this is there, this is all true, but what else can they face? look, a svo fighter, nikita nosov, with an amputated arm returns home to his homeland, to the far east, some bandits from an ethnic

and you should know that the national institute of statistics and economic studies cheats on the thing is, we live on the land next to the descendants of the slave owning, calling this group by chance. it is a statistical coincidence. but which is curious, are the owners of all the wealth. they all the owners of all the food shops of all the shops, setting goods and services. today, the slave owning caught them. this has been replaced by the distributech calling this the met a certain color. this we consume is we attendance. we do not even own all land we mistreated by friends because they does not consider us as french. i do not really like the history of friends. what it has reserved for us is a crime against humanity and its constitution. it does not even recognize our existence as a people. 49. thanks very much for your company will be back with more the 4 pm, hey, and most can tell him with another look at the news. but in the meantime, do you head over to a website or to, to come from or all the stories discussing.

everything, everything which would have been built economically, and we see what the enemy did targeting all of the economic facilities, institutions and the economic interests, despite that they're very simple, despite the fact that there are very moderate capabilities, also the services, the enemy went ahead and destroyed. it did not meet the needs of our people, the scale of the needs of our people, what they need, so the services that exist, which were limited to start with, and what existed economically, the enemies went ahead and destroyed it, one of the most important targets of the... the aggression under american oversight was to destroy these facilities that provide services in the economic for installations, although as we said they were a very limited level, very simple compared to what our beloved people need, so building the military and security capabilities until we reach level of protecting any economic structure or... kind of structure is necessary as a start, and even before that, preserving our country from occupation, the enemy strived, and in their aggression, ever since they declared war against our country,

birth people who live below the poverty line, and you should know that the national institute of statistics and economic studies cheats on the thing is we live on the lands next to the descendants of the slave owning, calling this who, by chance, it is a statistical coincidence. but which is curious, are the owners of old wealth. they all the owners of all the food shops of all the shop, setting goods and services to day, the slave owning called them. this has been replaced by the distributech calling this. the motion columnist we consume is with tenants. we do not even own all land we mistreated by friends because they does not consider us as french. i do not really like the history of, from what it has reserved for us as a crime against humanity and is constitution. it is not even recognize our existence as a people. 49, thanks very much for your company will be back with more the 4 pm head most skin time with another look at the news, but in the meantime, do you head over to a website? honestly, don't come from on all the stories. discuss the the uranium dust moves to new areas, the number of combat

the publication ian writes that his place of service deputy will be in the federal state institution sixty-sixth financial and economicthe ministry of defense of the russian federation. in essence, this is a centralized accounting department. the institution is registered in yekaterinburg. as it turned out, the goal of public activity. tata is to obtain the status of a participant in the svo, he needs this status in order to receive a 25% discount on participation in the primary ser and then get into the state duma in this way, and the most incredible thing is that nothing is scary, nothing is scary, and there are no thoughts that in wartime - it's a crime because... it's one thing when you say, i'm going to work in the ministry of defense in the accounting department, well, what 's wrong with that, nothing wrong, and another thing is when you take a picture with a machine gun and say that you're going to fight, in fact you're sitting in the accounting department, fine, but seriously, if there is no internal mobilization, general mobilization cannot be avoided, another thing, here we are talking about the exploits of

with the deterioration of the economic situation of the zionist regime, fitch rating institute last month credit of this regime decreased a lot. the minister of economic affairs and finance expressed his hope with the changes that were implemented in the head of the stock exchange organization . be more confident in the capital market. policies, pricing, case interventions, exchange rate issues and rate differences. market width with half width, these are important issues that have caused problems in our industry. now , according to the latest information , almost 50% of their profits have decreased compared to the previous period, and this is not good, so we need the help of other members. dear government, let's do something like this if the process is stopped and revived, it means that it will be better and, god willing, we will witness the increase in profitability of listed companies. increase, and this is nothing but the interaction of the chairman of the stock exchange with the rest of the government, and one of the reasons why i chose mr. dr. sidi and introduced him to the council

economic problem is now the problem of loneliness, suicide, drug addiction, alcoholism, thundering immersion in artificial realities. the reason for all this such negativity, the destruction of traditional values ​​and the institutionthe family, as an economic unit of society according to karl marx, that is, a unit that generates income, prone to consumption and accumulation. capitalism, destroying community, collectivism, driving a person into a state of loneliness, makes it easier to control him, to force him to buy unnecessary goods and services. this effect was first described by erich from in his book escape from freedom, and is clearly reflected in the graph provided using the example of the united states. now countries such as belarus are acting an alternative model of development of society and man. the collective west considers us as a direct threat. it was simple economics with alexey avdonin. speakers and guests discussed the origins and prospects of the belarusian model of development in the audience students, teachers, doctors, representatives of the oil refining industry. all of them. unique documents and archival materials were presented at the academy of public administration under the president of

a panel of former editor of labourlist , of former editor of labourlist, peter edwards, and communications officer for the institute for economicffairs , institute for economic affairs, reem ibrahim. as always, it's a crucial part of the programme. let me know your views. mailmogg@gbnews.com. but now it's your favourite time of the day. the news bulletin with sophia wenzler lakshmi parthasarathy . parthasarathy. >> jacob thank you. good evening from the gb newsroom. it's just gone 8:00. these are your headlines. millions of pensioners will lose winter fuel payments after the conservative motion to stop labour's plan to slash the payments was defeated. >> eight the noes to the left, 348. >> a total of 53 labour mps abstained on the vote, while labour mp jon trickett was the only rebel. the prime ministers defended the cut, calling it a tough decision needed to tackle a £22 billion deficit. but critics , including some labour critics, including some labour mps, warned it could force millions of pensioners to choose between heating and eating. despite the backlash, the government insists the cuts are necessary to secure the founda

she also studied at the moscow institute of physics and technology, rankix higher school of economicsreceived an mba from mgemo, but despite the opportunities that the knowledge gained provides, she always chose engineering. at bureau 14:40, she was invited to a management position in the summer of 2021, from the moment they called me until the moment i decided that i was moving, about 3 days passed, so this is really my easiest and fastest decision, because i thought it was so great that there is an opportunity to influence and change the world, and at the same time it is also space. ksenia is responsible for the direction in the company inter-satellite communications, he says, this type of communication is necessary because from... spacecraft points within the group, information is transmitted many times faster and more reliably than from each satellite to the ground, then back into space. due to the ability to transmit information between spacecraft, you do not always need to have a gateway station in the line of sight of the spacecraft, because you can transmit a request from a su

indeed, now, when we compare the level of economic development, welfare and the development of democratic institutionse, state that the richest are predominantly western democratic countries. however, for understanding the connection between democracy and economics, it is necessary to understand what the political regime was like at the time when a particular country. i will refer to the outstanding sociologist and russologist anatoly livin, who pointed out that there are only two examples when democracy and rapid economic growth, economic development coincided in time, these are the usa, in the 19th century, and several european countries, eastern european countries. already in our time, i will quote livin: you can create any democracy if you have 3 million square miles of territory to give to your population, so you don't have problems like peasants revolting against the aristocracy, you don't have problems with poverty at the bottom, you don't have problems with ethnic minorities because you just killed them all. levine goes on to say that the european countries that had their economic breakthrough

the faster they accelerate everything like dedolarization, the building up of uh economic new economic and political institutions, the quicker they get a backbone to say they they will do this the better. okay, but the trouble of course is that china's also economically tied into america in terms of trade. all right, stay with me said most and i'm so sorry to interrupt you, but we're going to have to uh switch over and we'll be starting our news bulletin very soon. i'd like to thanks. most journalist and political commentator out of london and john stepling, author and commentator out of inderor, norway. thank you viewers for staying with us on our special coverage of the latest situation taking place in lebanon. of course, we'll be continuing to watch it very closely. stay with us, i'll be back in uh just a minute and a half with our full news bulletin. headlines of press tv: israel carries out dozens of air strikes against towns and villages in eastern and southern lebanon, killing at least 182 civilians and wounding over 400 others. israel's indiscriminate strikes claim the lives of more women and children in

higher taxes and in fact, there was, there's a bunch of estimates from the peterson institute of international economics that shows that the typical family would pay $2,600 more per year as a result of those tariffs. more than they would get in income tax cuts. so basically, all of the benefit that he he's been bragging about, you know, we're going to cut your tax rates, et cetera, that wouldn't be entirely wiped out by tariffs. >> so here's jpmorgan oregon's david kelley. it is one of those magical economic proposals that could actually cause inflation and put you in a recession at the same time, it's a two-year-olds mentality. you punch someone in the nose and expect them not to punch you back? yeah. i mean, look, first of all, let's give credit where it's due. he he sat up there, he showed up. he took while we give it credit teleprompter i'm going to credit for it because because now we know what he is going to do. >> now we know what he says. but here is also what it sounded like when he was asked a pretty straightforward question about what he would do to lower child care costs in this country? >>

according to the deputy director of the research economic institute, one of the most important target for the long-term development of this sector is the share of high-tech activities in the volume of industrial production. you can find out what the belarusian industry should become by 2040 on the belta website. belarusian schoolchildren are testing a new format for travel on city public transport. the main bonuses are that the student card gives the right to free travel and travel limits have been significantly expanded. so, even in the last school year , children had to carry a student certificate with them. it was this that guaranteed a discount on travel. but the paper document quickly wore out, and it was necessary to re-issue it. now you can present a student card or student id card. correspondents of the respublika newspaper assessed the new format of free travel for schoolchildren. crosswords, sudoku, puzzles, a rubik's cube, computer walkers and much more. all these are puzzles for solving which do not require special knowledge, intelligence, skill. to think in a standard way

let's discuss it in the morning studio, director of the central economic and mathematical institute ofhtizin. albert raupovich, hello, if we are talking about measures to support families, then they also exist now, the same maternity capital, benefits. in fact, now it is 830,000, and considering, actually, initially it was, how to say, a message for buying real estate, but at the moment, if we take moscow, it is 2-3 m2, that is, it does not solve the problem, then it one-time payment, everything has been paid, how to live further is an open question, this should be much more comprehensive financing and be of a permanent nature, a decrease in the birth rate, it directly depends on the level of urbanization, well, this is probably also due to the fact that in the cities they are building those very human anthills that we call, with very small apartments that do not have a birth rate at all, in some countries there are programs when they pay families for moving to rural areas, that's how it could be with us so it would work, it would be effective if a person moving to a rural area, well,

sima considered the first vice president of the economic council as the most important reference and institutionfor economic policy making in the country. mr. aref said in the first meeting of the economic council in the presence of the ministers of the 14th government: the council economy should not only be a place for approving plans, but should enter into expert discussions in determining the country's economic and development policies. the first vice president also pointed to the inclusion of the annex. in approving the country's grand plan, social justice emphasized on the issue of land use and environmental issues in these plans. review and the approval of oil and energy development plans was another news of this meeting. iranian stationery is the priority choice of students in the exhibition of iranian stationery , notebooks engraved with the images of national religious figures, martyrs and holy thresholds are more welcome. every every year, all the needs we have go to welcome the new academic year, but the number of stalls offering products that are engraved with the images of martyrs a

this means that the availability or legitimacy of the use of certain mechanisms by economic institutions is ensured by only one. if this corresponds to our task of victory, then you and i must look, and what did the central bank say after that? well, with all my deep respect for the people who work there, well, as far as the economic sphere is concerned, he said enough so that today it could be said about this, that's what concerns svo, armies, victories in svo, well, i didn’t find it, maybe i didn’t look hard enough, i didn’t find it, and with what they say, nothing... they said with precision, like an absolute lack of any information, look what happened next, then the head, the management of the central bank decided to put one of the deputies out, apparently, maybe, that it wasn’t a pity, well, i don’t want to say that, but judging by the statements, of course yes, because well, what does the deputy of the central bank say against this background, that the current policy, monetary policy that corresponds to the current stage of development? it does not create obstacles to the long-term

send a text message in the name of allah, the merciful. hello the first vice president considered the economic council to be the most important reference and institution for economic policy making in the country. mr. aref said in the first session of the economic council in the presence of the ministers of the 14th government: the economic council should not be a place for approving projects, but should enter into expert discussions in determining the country's economic and development policies. the first vice president also referred to the inclusion of the attachment of justice. in approving the country's grand plan, the society emphasized on the issue of land use and environmental issues in these plans. review and approve plans the development of oil and energy was another news of this meeting. in an announcement, the tax affairs organization announced that 25 september is the last deadline to use the 100% amnesty for tax crimes. in this notice. it has been stated that according to the authorization of 100 percent remission of tax crimes to the general departments of tax affairs , the miners who have a confirmed tax debt will benefit from the educat

now, joining me now to discuss this is the head of lifestyle economics at the institute of economic affairshow. so now first they called him two tier care. thenit they called him two tier care. then it was free gear care. now they're calling him no beers keir. now they've quickly come out and denied that this is going to be policy. chris snowdon i don't trust them. am i a cynic , a cynic, >> perhaps. but i think there's a lot to be cynical about. so i mean, this came from a fringe meeting yesterday. the public health minister, andrew gwynne, evidently did say that he was looking at operating hours for the drinks industry. it could mean off licences. >> it could mean nightclubs. it could mean pubs. >> who knows, but certainly it would be of a piece with what we've already seen from this government in barely two months, which is, kind of nanny state on steroids. and it seems that keir starmer and wes streeting in particular, i think, are being leaned on by chris whitty, who's been very active behind the scenes lobbying for various fanatical nanny state measures and they seem to genuinely beli

our interlocutor anna adamdinovna tsendina, professor at the institute of oriental cultures and antiquity of the higher school of economicsspecialist in tibet. geographically, it is a very high plateau, which, even on the map you probably see that it is a very thick brown such a shawl, so it can be called the roof of the world, how open it is, in general, of course, tibet was never discovered, a lot of expeditions, striving... the trip he went on in 1899. under the guise of a buryat pilgrim, he spent more than 3 years in tibet, organized trips, the tsar's mitas, the academy of sciences, tsibikov was supplied with disguised equipment, hence the first photographs of lhasa. the scientific diary had to be kept secretly. the penetration of foreigners into tibet was then punishable by death, but what a historical document it turned out to be. we climbed the gola pass, from where in clear weather? the lha can be seen, with the locked roofs of its temples, as well as the palace of the patala dalai. i am unable to describe the feeling of joy and moral satisfaction that comes to devout pilgrims when they reach the distance of the s

adam posen is president of the peterson institute for international economics — an non—partisan thinktankpolitics aside, the fed decided on a jumbo rate cuts but was that he right decision for the economy that is a narrative at least from the stock market's perspective that there is going to be a soft landing for the economy. i think it was good risk management by the fed, the fact is that the inflation outlook for the short term is down. there is very little reason to think that it is she to back up in the next few months whereas having unnecessary with —— recession is bad. i think it is right for that where i differ from the stock market and the previous guest, cuts notjust a small but cuts in rates and other spaces since 2025 and i don't think they should have committed to that, that it will be not going to happen and they have to be prepared to turn around. the next fed meeting comes a day — around. the next fed meeting comes a day after— around. the next fed meeting comes a day after the - around. the next fed meeting comes a day after the election i briefly said that no matter who w

well, that council itself is a shareholder of a certain economic institution. , they add loans and divert the path . let's increase trade unions and give them credit as an authority that knows the problems of the entire industry in that area and its relationship with the parliament and the government as those who can solve these problems, we should definitely move forward before the program with the activists of sind petroshim. i was also complaining about the export definitions. have and may speaking is one of the challenges, for example, they say that in the countries that are our competitors , they say that the tariff is close to zero or even zero at all in the export of petrochemicals, but in our country, now we are talking about 6% and more than 6%, this is a challenge. it is in do you think that you can see this in two areas? yes, it is definitely a challenge for us in two areas . let it be an example that friends can make decisions i close an exemption, it leaves 6 exemptions, that is , my product is next to turkey and my product is entering this country

bismillah rahman al rahim salam considered the first vice president of the economic council as the most important reference and institution for economic policy making in the country. mr. aref in the first the meeting of the economic council with the presence of the ministers of the 14th government said: the economic council should not be a place for approving plans, but should enter into expert discussions in determining the country's economic and development policies. the first vice president also mentioned the inclusion of a social justice annex in the picture.