helped by the cancellation or softening of certain sanctions, in particular on the sale on the international market of russian agricultural products and russian fertilizers. that is, it is beneficial for russia. it should also not be forgotten that russia is very actively using this issue of supplying food to international markets for his propaganda, the russian minister of foreign affairs lavrov spoke a lot about this during his tour in africa, convincing that russia is doing everything possible to ensure that food goes to the world. so, russia it is possible that it will do at least partially what is hoped and expected from it, there is also hope that this can be the basis for some larger, wider negotiations on achieving peace in ukraine, but this is usually talked about by representatives of turkey, which very much wants to see itself as a successful mediator in in this war between ukraine and russia, as well as representatives of the united nations , who also really want their diplomacy to be effective, from ukraine and from many other cities, much more skeptical voices are heard in this situat

this has given impetus to the development of local production. first appeared on international marketsing the pandemic, and then against the background of the war in ukraine, which was and is a key region for the production of agrofertilizers, pushed us to to the development of own production, this also applies to the products that fertilizers help to grow , for example, he gave up potatoes, wheat, corn, typical for albania, and began to sow passion fruit and goji berries. these exotic european countries are most often imported from south america during the pandemic, passion fruit was very popular because, as you know, it helps to strengthen the immune system thanks to its antioxidant properties, but due to logistics, finding them at an adequate price was a real quest, says the farmer's wife so the couple decided to grow this fruit on their land with an area of ​​only half a hectare. people really like passion fruit. it has a fantastic taste , better than the fruit that is brought to us from distant countries, because here it is fresher and does not lose its properties during the long

harvest, and already in september, american experts expect a significant increase in demand in international marketsimarily from china, with such estimates, according to russian analytics. probability of creating a deficit at the end season 2022 23 - it will be approximately june july next year. it is already high, deficit balances are expected in the markets and, accordingly, this will result in an even greater decrease in inventories. well, as a rule, everything will naturally support the price level. well, prices will keep up 3,000 workers at factories in the us canada and india, part of the company's electric transformation plan, which has previously undergone major changes from the original automaker. estimated the total cost of metamorphosis at $30 billion per a this year the estimate has risen to 50 billion in the us in 2026, at least a third of ford's sales should come from an electric vehicle in europe by the thirtieth year, the company plans to completely phase out internal combustion engines. the reduction mentioned at the beginning will affect mainly relatively low-skilled personnel. ins

and to the asian market, because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down. and that in turn would benefit gemini as well pay routes. devastating explosion of 2020 is still breaking havoc and lebanon. 8 grain silos have collapsed as a result of damage sustained in the block 2 years ago. it's the 3rd such collapse this month. the silos have been destabilized after absorbing the impacts of the august blast in bay roots port caused by negligently stored ammonium nitrate fertilizer and which killed 200 people. a correspondent rosin simon, who is in beirut, told us more about the situation an emotional day here in beta with after the northern part of the beta port, silas collapse this morning. right behind me. families of the victims of the made with 40 exclusion are blocking the road facing debated for it to pressure the government to quickly implement strategies to reinforce the remaining southern part of the made with fort silas. earlier today, prime minister designation and as you'd mccarthy ask the minister of public works and transportation. how many t

we believe that fish stocks are declining for multiple reasons, one of them being access to international markets. a lot of people in europe, a lot of people in asia enjoy to eat seafood which exists here. the population is growing in madagascar. there's lots of migration pressure as well. people from the inland come to the ocean because they want access to resources on the coast here. people know that their fisheries are in trouble but they have no other option but to fish. there is no enough governance surrounding the fisheries, so, all those factors interlink, result in a decline in the resource. [man speaking native language] [man speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] [ratsimbazafy speaking native language] [badouraly speaking native language] [applause] day: lmma's now in madagascar. we have over 100. so, this is being really thought of as a low-cost and efficient solution to managing marine resources because all over the world, the oceans are overfished. small-scale fishers have very, very few rights. they have the same problems. [ratsimbazafy speaking native langua

and this is , uh, the market is not only uh, the russian ones are the international market here too.'s worthy of respect. uh, again, elemental microcircuits base for the creation of space and space technology. suffice it to say that today, in space, all devices are created according to the principle of open space. that is, this is not a hermetic installation, but all the equipment must work in outer space. and what is open space, on the one hand. this is hard cosmic radiation, that is, the microcircuit must be radio racks and elements. i'm spoiled there, so much should not become cloudy. here is the second point - this is a very large temperature difference of the order of four hundred degrees shady and a electronics works, as a rule, in a range. there 23 °, and positive. that is, this is a special system for thermal control, for example, for example, this kind of mathematics system makes the academy of sciences allowable. one of the projects that is being done jointly with the russian federation today is the russian belarusian ultra-high resolution spacecraft. at what stage are we n

demand from asia but most importantly, russia, for whatever reason, withholding gas from that international markets, it is very, very volatile. what we've got to do as a regulator is two things. first, yes we need to make sure companies can get back the cost of the energy that they need to buy in that international market. equally, we need to make sure we're not going back to the bad old days when they are making very big profits on top of that. now, the changes we're making today to make sure that the change in price regulation can keep up with the change in the market. it does mean as costs go up, yes the price couple change more frequently, but also costs come down those prices will come down more quickly as well. what we are doing is trying to make sure that customer interests are protected in what ultimately is a very challenging market for everyone. let's speak to justina miltienyte, head of policy at uswitch. thank you forjoining us. can we go back to basics. explain to us, what is the price cap?— back to basics. explain to us, what is the price cap? good morning. so, the rice is the price

chain issues, it now the ships can leave ukraine and, and sell those ukranian grains to the international market. this would mean that a better situation, internationally, lower prices of food and we started to seeing it. i mean, before, before this arrangement came through, we had problems with the weather. so there work in sales certain on the nova supply of grain, those tensions now are used with the ukrainian supply coming into the market. again, the price will sweep off wheat or i mean most or all those la grange is indeed 50 percent higher than it was in 2020, but it's half the peak that we've reach someone because of all right, so the market is internationally. the passes will move on, beings are, are on the degrees. and i think that this arrangement to play the role in that really good to talk to patrick benny. thanks and for being with us. patrick martini that in beirut, nearly 900 medical facilities and ukraine have been damaged or destroyed during russia's invasion conflict as force hospital staff to come up with new ways to keep patients safe. there's also a growing pressure on the h

which are working in this direction, by the way, manufacturers of rotary systems, so far only the internal markets working further than the story from the penza region, where, too, so to speak , new prospects have opened up for their own. serious production, chemical metallurgical oil and gas production, the success of important cases is multifaceted and often depends on details, including such penza ones. imagine a huge pipe and along it goes into the fuel to shut off the supply, maybe a powerful valve. until recently, pipeline fittings in russia were mainly of foreign production. and now the 70-year history of the development of the enterprise, like valves, new doors have opened. and now, already at an accelerated pace, we are trying to fit the five-year plan with them, to move the five-year plan even faster in 3 years. and what niche is primarily in question oil refining , gas is now a priority niche for us, including we are not talking about the fact that for the sake of demand quickly make something there to make a good valve, serious scientific work, technology went towards this. for more t

just be used as a need for our armed forces and have eh all eh prerequisites for entering the international market and exiting this is precisely the sanctions, as i said above, and now your complexes work in one segment, because i know that the complex creates one, in fact, it is a complex for the development of adjusting the fire of the stork 100 artillery, an intelligence complex was being developed. does this mean that the stork is now in the fury segment. does it have false conclusions? it's not quite. yes, we're not. we're not. one of us goes into his other segment. we've adapted to the possibility of performing both tasks as well as the fury, if you said correctly, the original stork complex was more focused on conducting reconnaissance there , conducting reconnaissance in difficult and metrological conditions is a difficult radio environment, we adapted our complex for the successful introduction of correction of artillery fire yes, and i know from fury users that this complex can also not can it really successfully perform tasks related to intelligence, so well, it was wrong and even i con

but that was obviously a key moment where the international market, if you would call it, noticed thathis guy laughs that they just can't avoid any more for the future. but how did he start out? well, jonas kaufmann was born in 1969, when germany was divided. his parents fled east germany in the 1950s. his father was an insurance broker, his mother a teacher, and he grew up with his older sister. we meet at the bavarian state opera house, where he first performed in his early career, and he tells me how his passion for music was formed. well, i grew up in a family that was fortunately extremely passionate with classical music and opera. they were all amateurs, obviously, but everyone was playing an instrument, and they all had subscriptions to various concert series and opera performances and theatre and everything. so i luckily was in a good position to actually see all the great artists that passed through munich and the various houses here. and, of course, that does something with you. and classical music was on either radio or from tape or lps all day long, so i really sucked it up

the un secretary general says russian food and fertilizer products must reach international markets. antonio terror said if enough, fertilizer is an exported this year, they'll be more food shortages in 2023 and impeded access to global markets for russian products was part of a you and broke a deal between moscow and keith. last month. it helped free upgrade exports from ukranian pores and the u. n says a number of people at risk of starvation in the drought. ravage horn of africa has increased to 22000000 years of insufficient rainfall. and the holding of grain import from ukraine has caused hunger levels to saw in kenya. if you're pure and somalia and south africa, zonal kingdom has crowned a new monarch after months of succession disputes. missus zulu, the son of the late king goodwives or the tv has been recognized as the leader of the country's largest ethnic group. the ceremony took place in spite of fierce opposition from some members of the royal family. those are the headlines. the bottom line is next. ah hi, i'm steve clemens and i have a question or relations between the

but that was obviously a key moment where the international market, if you would call it, noticed that's this guy... laughs: ..that theyjust can't avoid any more for the future. but how did he start out? well, jonas kaufmann was born in 1969, when germany was divided. his parents fled east germany in the 1950s. his father was an insurance broker, his mother a teacher, and he grew up with his older sister. we meet at the bavarian state opera house, where he first performed in his early career, and he tells me how his passion for music was formed. well, i grew up in a family that was fortunately extremely passionate with classical music and opera. they were all amateurs, obviously, but everyone was playing an instrument, and they all had subscriptions to various concert series and opera performances and theatre and everything. so i luckily was in a good position to actually see all the great artists that passed through munich and the various houses here. and, of course, that does something with you. and classical music was on either radio or from tape or lps all day long, so i really suc

tells a great story. recently, how modern and contemporary recreations have attracted the international market. good. i'm at and i rock sculpture park, where i have displayed the specific work was in response of the title, good neighbors. and what the idea of good neighbors is. so what came to me was a memory of my grandmother's house. so with a cow comes back again into the ideal to slaughtering that happens in a function is happening when your neighbors come around and everybody gathers within the same household. so i have this vision of the cow skin hanging on the, on the washing by and at the back of my grandmother's yard. so for me that was almost as if the skin is capturing the images of the whole environment. and each, each watching binder presents a family and in that way they're presenting labor to each other, call mattias work on the part of the realm of existence. the washing line tend to be quite a public space. there's something interesting and exploring what is a common space versus a private space in the modern day, my work as well as my physical appearance or the dig both tie i

by poachers they common ever greater numbers ob, routing, thousands of plans to sell to an international market that is constantly growing. it's something that people want. they want that they want to see that plant that grows naturally and suffers so to speak with in the environment. and especially that it's a story that can be told with regards to that plant. so it's something that's increase over the last 3 years. i would say drastically. their ability to survive and the most adverse conditions is what makes them so attractive. few people live in this barren stretch of land. the farms here are spaced very far apart. kobus vista is a sheep farmer. if you want to farm here, he tells us you need to keep your eyes on the ground. see what's growing. make sure there aren't too many sheep too close together, pulling plans out of the ground rather than just eating them this of farms sustainably. and he knows the importance of these succulents to the ecosystem. if they disappear, the whole system could collapse. the soil will a road, the land will turn to desert the poach as a putting everything at r

just be used as a need for our armed forces, but have all the prerequisites for entering the international markete this is exactly the sense, as i said above, and now your complexes work in one segment, because i know that the complex creates one. the stork is currently in the fury segment. does it have false conclusions? it's not quite. yes, we're not. it's not that we're entering. one of us is entering our other segment . if you said correctly, the original stork complex was more focused on conducting reconnaissance there. conducting reconnaissance in difficult and metrological conditions is a difficult radio environment. we adapted our complex for the successful introduction of fire correction. artillery, yes, and i know from fury users that this complex may or may not successfully perform reconnaissance tasks, so well, it would be wrong and even i consider it impossible if each of us performed only a narrow range of tasks. we must still have a certain universality but everyone has their own chips in those classes and in solving those tasks for which we were, for which it was developed primari

functionality from one unit to another of our armed forces and has all the prerequisites for entering international markets this sense, as i said above, and now your complexes work in one segment because i know that the complex creates one in fact, this is a development complex for the adjustment of artillery fire of the stork 100 was being developed an intelligence complex does this mean that the stork is now in the fury segment is it my mistaken conclusion it is not quite yes we are not not what we are entering one of us enters our other segment we uh adapted to the possibility of performing such and such tasks, as well as the fury, if you said correctly, the original stork complex was more focused on conducting reconnaissance there , conducting reconnaissance in complex and metrological the conditions are a difficult radio environment, we adapted our complex to successfully introduce correction of artillery fire, and i know from fury users that this complex can also successfully perform reconnaissance tasks, therefore well, it was wrong and even i think it is impossible if everyone of us also performed

and to the asian market because of course, that would help bring the gas price on the international market down, and that in turn would benefit ebony as well. okay, so there are other international solutions that can be looked at as well. but what about green hydrogen as an energy source? i mean that's, that's something that doesn't really or isn't really yet possible for, for germany. is it? well, there are a couple of projects already happening in germany, bug of course, a shipping hydrogen is a tremendous challenge. but to both countries, canada ranch ebony have said that they do see hydrogen, and in particular, green hydrogen, so produced with renewable energy as the fuel of the future. and so this afternoon they'll be flying to newfoundland where they're going to sign a memorandum of understanding on hydrogen production. and there it says that the goal would be to use wind power in canada to produce green hydrogen that could then be shipped to germany. and the hope is that that could happen over the next 3 years and that would be quite fast for such a new technology. nina hazard, they

by poachers they common ever greater numbers ob, routing, thousands of plans to sell to an international market that is constantly growing. it's something that people want. they want that they want to see that plant that grows naturally and suffers so to speak with in the environment. and especially that it's a story that can be told with regards to that plant. so it's something that's increase over the last 3 years. i would say drastically. their ability to survive and the most adverse conditions is what makes them so attractive. few people live in this barren stretch of land. the farms here are spaced very far apart. kobus vista is a sheep farmer. if you want to farm here, he tells us you need to keep your eyes on the ground. see what's growing. make sure there aren't too many sheep too close together pulling plans out of the ground rather than just eating them this of farm sustainably. and he knows the importance of these succulents to the ecosystem. if they disappear, the whole system could collapse. the soil will erode, the land will turn to desert the poach as a putting everything at risk

and this uh, the market is not only uh, the russian ones are the international market here too., that's worthy of respect. uh, again, microcircuits are the elemental base for creating space bodies for space technology. suffice it to say that today, in space, all devices are created according to the principle of open space. that is, this is not a hermetic installation, but all the equipment must work in outer space. and what is open space, on the one hand. this is hard cosmic radiation, that is, microcircuits must be radio racks and elements. at the same time, use not so much should bother. here is the second point - this is a very large temperature difference of the order of 400 ° shady and and electronics works, as a rule, in the range. there 23 °, and positive. that is, this is a special system for thermal control, for example, for example, this kind of mathematics of the system is made by the academy of sciences. one of the projects that is being done today jointly with the russian federation is the russian belarusian one. space corporations high resolution. at what stage are

security for the long term and protect the hungarian population from sharp fluctuations and international energy markets. with a very well malcolm's authority. international with the latest world news update is good to have you with the ukranian military has once again opened fire these up at all she a nuclear power plant that's according to local russian, back to officials who say the shell angus hit an area used to store radioactive waste. oh, forties have not reported any increase in radiation levels at the side. so far, ortiz were mom calls were hospital. call this upper orgy. nuclear power plant is under constant bombardment by the ukrainian military. we just heard this friday that at least 4 shells. a landed and the zip erosion nuclear power plant in an area that houses as storage unit for the radio. radioactive isotopes. however, the local authorities are reporting that at this moment, there is no nuclear threats and there is no threats of a radioactive league. now, like i said, as upper origin nuclear power plant, one of the, well, the biggest nuclear power plants in europe has been under consta

in this attempt to oust russian manufacturers from the international market restrictions on the workre a clear manifestation of unfair competition. we see this, i repeat in other industries, but it is an attempt by western countries to restrain russian business, as one of the leaders in the world metallurgy, and to redistribute the markets, of course, in their favor. i would like to emphasize once again that russia will always be a reliable and responsible supplier of metallurgical products for partners' foreign buyers. regardless, there are no political ones. for those, who is set up for mutually beneficial predictable business cooperation. we will also be reliable partners, but we will not work to our detriment with those who show clearly unfriendly relations with us. let me remind you that in the spring the european authorities banned steel products from russia, which were engaged in a significant part of our exports, now the task of russian manufacturers is to redirect flows to countries that are interested in developing business contacts. with moscow, thousands are preparing for

offers better conditions , then the grain will be er, well, more offers for expertise, and the internal market form a suitable price, i don't think it will be cheaper offer than today. well, let the relevant ministries predict the price, god forbid, that it remains at the same level for flour mills as it is today. there may be small fluctuations in the direction of price increases, but it should not have a big impact on the price of bread, because the cost price of bread flour takes up about 35-40% , we heard you. thank you for this forecast. yuriy duchenko , president of the all-ukrainian association of bakers, about the potential increase in the price of bread in the future, according to his forecast, it will be the most five percent if there will be and it will depend on the cost of gas for industrial enterprises, but what will happen to the prices of butter, too, it would seem like a traditional element of our sandwich, our canapé, uh, about the prices of butter and whether it will be in ukraine, let's ask vadim chagarovsky , chairman of the board of directors of the union of dairy enterpr

ubokov boba fetts in oba ivan kapinobi this year the respetter is not the first year at the international marketp , even may musk spoke in ukrainian, it is a shame, this is a tragedy, but we are impressed by how brave you all are. at the same time, the company notes that with the advent of the spend with ukraine platform, they gained new customers. a platform appeared and we were among the first to appear on it, traffic to the site really increased, and we constantly saw on the transitions that they were from the platform from fantasy ukraine and from there they really were purchase of one of the ethnic home embroidered dresses worn by president zelenskyy was later sold at auction for $100,000. now there is such a demand for it in ukraine and abroad that the company does not have time to feel the required number of production models has increased fourfold, so that the american chamber of commerce in ukraine says that local business has shown that it can survive even in conditions of war, ukrainians have shown this resilience and world business is a punky remark . continue to deliver cash to smal

themselves and enterprises for cooperation among themselves, because they will not be able to enter international marketses as russia says today that russia it is not possible, it is too big, it cannot be limited, they will sit down to negotiate with us in the asian pacific region in southeast asia, other countries from other continents, in fact after it is recognized if it is recognized as a sponsor of terrorism, for example , the united states of america, this will have such a chain reaction for everyone. even in asia, no one will sit down at the negotiating table with them to sign some kind of economic or commercial agreement there, thank you and mr. davide the state is a sponsor of terrorism in the end. well, let's be frank. if the countries of the european union will recognize russia as such, it is certainly very good, but the most we expect such a decision from the united states of america, because it somewhat ties the hands of russia's economic relations with china what is india, as we understand it? well, we hope that this will have a really significant impact on the russian economy. less, howeve

the un secretary general says russian food and fertilizer products must reach international market. antonio gutierrez said, if enough, fertilizer isn't exported this year, they'll be more food shortages in 2023 and impeded access to global markets for russian products was part of a you and broke a deal between moscow and keith. last month, it helped sri upgrade exports from ukranian pores in south africa. zillow kingdom has crowned a new monarch after months of succession disputes. missus, hulu. the son of the late king goodwill, as will a teeny, has been recognized as a leader of the country's largest ethnic rule. the ceremony took place in spite of fierce hon. position from some members of the royal family. aren't here a world earth rise continues next on anxious era. stay with us. ah . with his t science the sack is at the at less than 3 percent as fresh water. and i said that is frozen in glass. he had some polar ice caps. obviously it's less than not like, not one percent readily accessible for all the planets. fresh water needs that the supply, despite resources under threat completio

modernization , the same modern aircraft that they offered before are confidently there on the international markethowever at the moment, it is the air force of ukraine that first and foremost broke this inflated myth about, let’s say, the high quality of the russian aviation of the last generations, in your opinion, that is, if i understand correctly, in general, in this war, ukraine is unlikely to achieve parity with russian aviation precisely in heaven and we need to bet on e-missile systems for and anti-aircraft systems in order to prevent e-e enemy aircraft from operating at the front of the front line or behind it, but at the same time, in advance, move them further from the front line, not so cool, we hit lithuania yes, of course. we can't compete with this country in terms of economic emotions. we can't compete with this country in terms of capacity. it is possible to counteract with asymmetric methods using modern solutions, including those that have already been transferred to us by our partners and about which i currently hope that negotiations are ongoing and in the future. this is not

and the un secretary general says russian food and fertilizer products must reach international markets. antonio gutierrez said, if any enough fertilizer isn't ex ordered this year, they'll be more food shortages in 2023. an impending access to a global markets have a for russian products was part of a you and broke a deal between moscow and keith. last month, it helped free upgrade next force from ukrainian ports. i was so moved, watching the with philip, the hold of the ship. it was the loathing of home for so many around the world. but let's not forget that what we see you're in the mall. amino vesa is only been more visible barks of the solution. the other part of this package deal is didn't be the success of to the global markets of russian couldn't for the laser which are not subject to sanctions. it is important that all governments in the private sector corporates bringing them to markets without fertilizer in 2022. there may not be enough foods in 2020 city. the un says the number of people at risk of starvation in the drought. ravage horn of africa has increased to 22000004 ye

how to help them to survive the winter ; the fall in people's incomes and this will constrain internal markets reduce income accordingly. therefore, it is necessary to support as much as possible small businesses in their communities to create small shoulders for e-e supplies of food products, first of all, equipment is produced locally so that there is a small walrus and people with impoverishment can buy it and live. try to connect because there is something to talk about and we have to save ourselves thank you for sure this is not a coincidence as we can observe in some neighboring countries but conscious normal adequate strong people who can make decisions to independently choose the government and choose what kind of life we ​​should live whining in the mud or successful and comfortable and so that children go to good schools and parents are treated in good hospitals, it all depends solely on us , on us. i want to introduce you to the head of one of the communities, who in particular makes conditions for the emigrants for the people who came to visit us, the head of the shum community, va

understand that there is a sharp drop in people's incomes in our country, and this will constrain internal markets reduce income accordingly, so our support is to support small businesses in our communities as much as possible in order to create small shoulders for the supply of food products in first of all, the equipment is produced locally so that there is a small walrus and people can buy it and live in it when they change try to connect because there is something to talk about and we have to save ourselves that's for sure thank you anatoliy e tkachuk director of science and development of the institute of civil society this is an important civil society - it is not a coincidence as we can see in some neighboring countries, but conscious, normal, adequate and strong people who can make decisions independently choose the government and choose what kind of life we ​​should live whining in the mud or successful and comfortable and that the children go to good schools and the parents are treated in good hospitals, it all depends solely on us , on us. i want to introduce you to the head of one of t

let's cut our reliance on the us dollar as a, as a currency of transaction on the international market. and let's create new opportunities and economic incentives and structures to be able to do business in our own currencies. and to be able to create new economic structures that don't rely on the western economic structures. so ultimately, this is opening up a huge rift, a huge transformation since the 2nd world war. and i think what we are witnessing is the burgeoning, you know, a creation of a new economic block that will rival the united states in a way that it hasn't been rivaled in the collapse of the soviet union. so i think ultimately this has tremendous opportunities and provides, i mean there are over 30 countries under us sanctions. so this provides an opportunity for these countries to come together to develop, to have their sovereignty and to ultimately to fight back and pushed back against these illegal immoral and unethical sanctions promoted by the u. s. in the european union. christopher holly, political analysts and researcher, thank you. thank you very much. we must

russia is still pumping a large amount of crude and is able to get that on the international marketsding other routes into countries that are willing to take that supply. i think at the same time, you've had some other countries increase in production such as venezuela and libya. i think crucial aly on the demad side is what the market is missing is the situation in china. i think a combination of the economic slowdown in china and the covid restrictions has meant that chinese demand for crude oil has dropped dramatically we look at the oil x numbers and latest numbers for august suggest almost a 20% or maybe more fall in terms of crude imports into china relative to three or four months ago i think that's also a crucial part of the demand equation alongside recession risk and evidence of lower gas demand as well >> anish, why do you say markets are under appreciating the china slowdown story first part of my question. number two, to what extent can india compensate for slowdown i oil consumption in china given india's economy is up and running. they are not dealing with covid restri

that we will not have specialized professionals, we will actually lose our advantage and in international markets question is terribly disturbing , but not so much because i am worried that a large part of our children will drop out of the school education system in principle, the problem is the biggest. in this regard, they can be in the newly occupied territories , because there i am simply horrified to read these messages from melitopol or kherson when school principals write messages to parents that if your child does not will appear at school on september 1, we will call the police . first, you pay a fine of 40,000 rubles, if you do not understand on the second attempt, you will be deprived of parental rights. that's where parents can really start hiding their children somewhere, indicate that the children have gone somewhere else, something else and they can really be there problems, but in general, in the controlled territories, i would say that the problem is not that the children will formally fall somewhere in the system, but the quality of the education they will receive because, you k