your visions. so to speak, the prospects of new additional tranches from the international monetary fund, and in general, on what conditions can they give us money? well, i want to say that right away the current mission of the international monetary fund came under the extended financing program, the decision about this program was made last year, its cost is about 15.6 billion, and in 2024 we should get somewhere about 4... dollars, so if there is a question about airbag, then obviously the discussion is ongoing, and i think that it was going on, about, perhaps, how to repurpose the tranches, perhaps receiving 1 billion, 800-900, so to speak, millions, perhaps receiving more of them today from so that it means so say, funds began to flow in, funds flowed in from other donors, well, what to do, in principle, the requirements of the international monetary fund, they are standard, but the point is... when it comes to ukraine, it is of course an issue related to the stability of the economy , these are issues related to the effective use of available financial resources, that is, ukraine m

we had cases with you when ukraine was granted loans from the international monetary fund despite thee did not fulfill 2/3 of the beacons, well, we understand, there were such events in history, that is, those tranches, even at the level of the international monetary fund it was said, that they are politically motivated, the americans wanted to help, they helped, so this is the first point that must be clearly understood, and will any lifelines still be left for ukraine, well, suddenly, well, everything happens, for example, unvoted aid to ukraine, at least in... .. in the foreseeable future and the imf says: well then, we are also slowing down for the time being, and as then, we counted on the european union and their help. the imf will say, the imf will say something differently. he will say: wait, we told you that you need to increase your own revenues to the state budget. so we laid the lighthouses that you you should have, first of all, removed the simplified taxation system, you should have introduced increased business tax rates, you should have... brought back not only tax, bu

the largest donor of the international monetary fund is the united states of america. and decisions on macroeconomic, of macro-financial assistance to ukraine, it corresponds to the money that the americans provide to the international monetary fund, which accordingly lends to ukraine. so those things are interconnected, and there is no doubt that if ukraine did not fulfill the beacons, well... you can always find moments that are not fulfilled, we understand that with you too, we have had cases with you when in international monetary fund loans were granted to ukraine, despite the fact that we did not fulfill two or three. not lighthouses, well, we understand, there were such events in history, that is, those tranches are even at par of the international monetary fund, it was said that they were politically motivated , the americans wanted to help, they helped, so this is the first point that must be clearly understood, and whether any lifelines will still be left for ukraine, well, suddenly, well, anything happens , for example, the non-voted aid to ukraine, at least

european partners, maybe the american international monetary fund, that you took on these obligationsust suspect that they could say that if war is war, but it's time to move on. direction, maybe they won't say, let's go there already from april we raise the tariff, there, well, and i think it’s very bad, you know, if only we raise the tariff, and not make all the market rules, well , that’s really only going to happen, it’s just going to play out badly, and there won’t be such a thing requirements, you know, right from april under... raise to 6 or 7 hryvnias per kilowatt/hour, although such a scenario is likely there, i think that the government will look for such an opportunity, but most likely that this way, well, the rails that we will have to stand on are subsidies for those who need, and so that those who can well, they paid in full, how much will this increase be and will it even be now? "what do you think, ms. tatyana, and this moratorium , which was lifted on disconnection from the utility company for debts, is the right decision, considering the situation with paying for uti

we saw the territory of positive growth, the international monetary fund was optimistic.her embarrassment with the us president took place at a joint press conference with the king of jordan. how are they assessing biden's condition in the states themselves? estonian prime minister kallas has been put on the wanted list for criminal charges, and her card has been placed in the russian ministry of internal affairs' search database. the department does not provide data on the reasons. with reference to sources. tas reports to law enforcement agencies that this may be due to the destruction of monuments to soviet soldiers on the territory of the baltic state. in addition, estonian secretary of state taimar peterkop has been put on the wanted list. presidential press secretary dmitry peskov commented on what was happening. these are the people who responsible for decisions that, well, in fact, are an outrage against historical memory. these are the people who take hostile actions...

the international monetary fund has lowered its estimates for the growth of middle eastern and north african economies during the current year. that is because of the ongoing israely war on gaza and his repercussions in the southern red sea. it is estimated a 2.9% growth for the arab region in 2024. this is 0.5% lower than previously reported in october, projections. at 3.4%. that's that broke out when economic growth was already slowing in the region, while high levels of debt and unresolved inflation continued to post significant problems in many economies. furthermore, the war's knock-on effects could impact the world, the longer the fighting drags on. there's not a risk of spill. over in the sewis canal, that is because yemani resistance forces have attacked israely and israeli bound ships in the red sea. the volume of commercial traffic passing through the suis canal had fallen more than 40% in the previous two months. what is complicated the situation is the fact that countries like the us and uk have militarized the red sea region in support for israel. it's time not to take a

amazing to me that in fact the central bank, i thought maybe it ’s somehow dependent on the international monetary fund’m leaving that now, the fact is that the day before... literally these days the international monetary fund released a report, in which a very simple thing sounded, they just analyzed, in general, the trends in the world economy and showed that if we are talking about an increase in the discount rate, then the consequences of this for the economy can be observed for decades later, they said that if it only increases by 1% credit, well , credit rate, then through labor, through investment, through the development of industry there, they proved it. within 12 years, gross domestic product may fall by 5%, so even if our financial specialists do not read this, it means direct there is no dependence, but it is very sad that they do not want to hear this, and somewhere it is encouraging that despite this, the government has 47%, 47 programs related to development by industry, that they have resources, opportunities, but straining all their efforts , by overpaying for this, they contribute to

we talk to a senior researcher from the international monetary fund about a likely after on for the global economy. 5 businesses in germany are struggling using the cost from a sponsor. it's one of the sale when he knows how to use it and pretend this guy knows about energy in a way that these is like structures have no idea what doesn't look behind the facade of this image of john, tell us gas problem. brushes political wedding thoughts, february 3rd on dw, the germany is being left behind, as the global economy out performs expectations. that's a conclusion you can draw from the international monetary funds latest, well, economic outlook update. so let's discuss what the i m. s. things 20 valuable housing store with petticoat brooks, deputy director of the i'm us research department. thanks a lot for being with us here on data over your business. if i can just put you on the spot to start with, i'm ask you to sum up in just a sentence. what 2024 is looking like from a global economic perspective. sure, for the global economy, we see declining inflation and steady growth, which opened up

that's a conclusion you can draw from the international monetary funds, latest world economic outlook updates. so let's discuss what the i m. s things 20 valuable housing store with petticoat brooks, deputy director of the i'm us research department. thanks a lot for being with us here on the date of your business. if i can just put you on the spot to start with, i'm ask you to sum up in just a sense in swap 2024 is looking like from a global economic perspective. sure. for the global economy, we see declining inflation and steady growth, which opened the clear a path to a softer landing, soft landing actually. so that's, that's generally good news for the economy as a whole. but let's have a look at how growth is going around the world. let's get a quick look at just a quick math that we put together the strongest grows that we're seeing in terms of how people are going to the young man who's gonna be coming out. so i usually with solid figures for india are in parts of southeast asia, the line with expect 4.6 percent growth from china. although i think badging would prefer that to b

the international monetary fund predicts a 2.6 percent growth in russian g d p. that despite widespread sections in the quick lane, the kremlin for invading ukraine, flood rushes, so cold war economy and military spending are driving much of the growth. raising questions on whether sanctions have become irrelevant. we are resolved to continue imposing massive costs on russia. the costs as well for the isolate russia from the international financial system and our economies. and now 2 years into the war president vladimir putin has managed to get around some western sanctions by using allies to obtain technology, such as computer chips needed for weapons to fight and ukraine using so called shadow ships is another way of russia is getting around use sanctions by passing the $60.00 per barrel price cap on oil exports by hiding the vessels, port of origin ownership and route to the move. allow shipments to reach major customers, such as china and india, keeping rushes vital oil, trade and income flowing. in contrast to russia's expected growth, the am, if has downgr

the international monetary fund has warned that israel's long-lasting attacks on gaza as well as the rising tension in the red sea pose significant threats to... the global economy, now the un's financial agency says that such tax could increase the risk of a spillover of the conflict into other regions like the sus canal. last month, the un announced that the volume of commercial traffic passing through the sus canal had dropped by over 40% from the previous two months. meanwhile, the world bank has identified the israeli war on gaza as one of the top challenges to the global economic. outlook, like to welcome my guests to this news review out of uh bristol, david miller, academic broadcaster and investigative uh researcher and out of brussel's gilbert doctor, independent international affairs analyst, thank you both for being with us, well let me start off with david, i mean uh david, we're hearing that uh actually, "it's definitely making its mark on the global economy, what the uh yemani military is doing and and actually warning ships trying to get to the israeli regime that the

international criminal court vows to investigate any crimes committed in gaza, and the international monetary fund and the world bank are raising the alarm over the global economic repercussions, the ongoing us-israeli aggression on the besieg gaza strip. hello laurence, 10 pm in the besiege gaza strip, you're watching press tv, world news. israel is intensified as bombings on gaza, especially on the southern city of rafa, where a ground operation is looming. israel's genocidal camp. has already killed more than 28,300 palestinians and injured thousands more. earlier press tvs abu musab joined us from central gaza city of der abalah for some details. well, let me begin with the latest statement issued by the gaza's government media office here in deir balah city as they stated that at least. 164 palestinian civilians were killed in addition to 200 palestinian civilians were injured over the last night after the israeli occubation forces committed multiple massacers. they are talking about 19 massacers committed in cold blood by the israel incubation forces. 64 out of those palestinan victims were

konstantin, greetings, russia surprised the international monetary fund.mf did not expect that our country would develop so quickly under sanctions. russia was able to surprise with confident economic growth in conditions western sanctions. this was stated by julie kozak, director of the communications department of the international monetary fund. over the past six months, the imf itself has revised its forecasts for russia more than once. for the better, accompanied by slightly dumbfounded comments. in addition to the economic growth of our country, the imf representative once again outlined her position on frozen funds. the confiscation of sovereign russian assets by the west carries risks for the international monetary system. the decision on what to do with frozen assets remains up to the countries in which these assets are located and discussed between these countries. from our point of view , it is important that any actions take place. sufficient legal justification to avoid potential risks. these include risks of litigation, risks of countermeasur

the international monetary fund and the world bank have soundled the alarm or the potential spillover of the conflict which they say will further impact the global economy. we discuss this issue earlier with our guests in our news review program. and now it's time for this hour's news review. world's major financial institutions are raising the alarm over the global economic repercussions of the ongoing us-israely aggression on gaza. the international monetary fund has warned that israel's long-lasting attacks on gaza as well as the rising tension in the red sea posed significant threats to the global economy. all the. un's financial agency says that such tax could increase the risk of a spillover of the conflict into other regions like the suez canal. last month, the un announced that the volume of commercial traffic passing through the sus canal had dropped by over 40% from the previous two months. meanwhile, the world bank has identified the israeli war on gaza as one of the top challenges to the global economic outlook. like to welcome my guests to this news review, out of bristol

and the international monetary fund and world bank raised alarm over the global economic repercussions, the ongoing us-israely aggression on gaza. hello everyone, it's midnight in the besieg gaza strip, you're watching press tv world news and now israel has intensified its bombings on gaza, especially on the southern city of rafa, that's where ground operation is looming, israel's genocidal war has already killed more than 20... 8,300 palestinians and injured thousands more. earlier, press tv correspondent mooti abu musabi joined us from the central gaza city of deral bala with some details. well, let me begin with the latest statement issued by the gaza's government media office here in deir balah city. as they stated that at least 164 palestinian. civilians were killed, in addition to 200 palestinian civilians uh were injured over the last night after the israeli occubation forces committed multiple massacers. they are talking about 19 massacres committed in cold blood by the israel incubation forces. 64 out of those palestinian victims were from rafah after the israel incubation for

and the international monetary fund and the world bank are raising the alarm over the global economic repercussions of the ongoing us-israeli aggression on the gaza strip. hello and welcome live from tehran, you've turned to press tv's world news, thanks so much for being with us, well israel is pushing its genocide in the gaza strip more than four months into the onslot. gaza's health ministry says the regime has killed over 106. see more palestinians and injured around 200 others since sunday. at least 120 of the fatalities were recorded in the southern city of raffa, the regime air strikes on civilian homes and mosk. israel also carried out fresh air rates on several locations in han units, including the nasa hospital. since october the 7th, israel has killed around 28,300 palestinians, most of them being killed. women and children, no palestinians in the city of rafa brace for a planned israeli ground assault, our correspondent has interviewed people in that city about the possible israeli aggression, let's take a listen, the repetitive threats against the areas of gaza strip sinc

all the same, cooperation with the international monetary fund, for us, is such a certain indicator of what ukraine is doing, many different international organizations and governments have established for themselves that cooperation with a specific country is possible only on the condition that this country fulfills you. for them, the imf is such a certain flag, a flag that we can continue to cooperate, and as long as we cooperate with the international monetary fund, they still, considering this year and in the situation in america regarding the allocation of budgetary support for ukraine is rather uncertain, so these funds, which are provided to us in the amount of several billions, are important to us, because for us each billion is in fact financing all of our budget expenditures, well, the europeans still alone signals are being sent, so to speak, the eu is planning to punish chinese companies for the first time with the help of russia , bloomberg and politico also write about this, in addition to chinese companies, but also india, indian, turkish, serbian, for the fact that they

for sam, this is even more of what the international monetary fund suggested initially. so certainly lots of concerns among those protesting here. how about what will happen if this bill passes and again, it's not clear yet when it is going to pass, or if it's going to pass. but certainly there's lots of sense and surroundings. congress probably gonna be late, came to power with a promise to transform argentina, to modernize the country in a way to attract the forwarding investments. but in order to do it, it will be easy to do because the only thing with power for labor you, when you're done with thousands of people on the street that are willing to challenge him, that's all right, that's the reason my life. i sir, and but as i was pleased that frank 2 went out to one of india's best known exports, da shooting teams, fame for existing to flavor, but the government's being wrong, but without urgent help, production could die out. know for numbers explains why dealing with the land of this on the boat is home to india is fine s t, but it may not be so for long, at least i

is it the the international monetary fund products strong grows from the bushes economy this year. let's just find sanctions imposed for the invasion of ukraine. european nations trail. well, behind russia, in the i am at full cost. so what's behind these figures? do sanctions actually work? this is inside story. the .

ursula vonlayev, thanks to her efforts and how in we loved to curse the international monetary fund,ch was blood this is the economy of ukraine and in general they were scared by her, remember, there was such a witch from konotup, as she was called nataliya vitrenko, she liked to curse the international monetary fund, so it is thanks to this money that our entire social sphere is paid, pensions, salaries of teachers, doctors, everything social, so it directly depends on them, everything that ukrainian business earns, everything that ukrainian taxpayers pay goes to the war, and the hetman indicated that 90% of the income of... what ukrainian taxpayers pay taxes go precisely to the war, to security , so here it is one hundred percent, it will not depend on the fact that it was raised by 8%, it will not affect at all how long our state employees and socially vulnerable people will be able to receive this money, they will receive it as long as they will help us, and how will they stop helping us, but it will be more difficult, of course. but then, as andrii says, what we are talking abou

the international monetary fund warmest of the palestinian economy is facing a green few chips. the organization says the economic activity and the strip has dropped 80 percent from october through december. and it's the document a terry and situation of limited deliveries and the occupied westbank is in sped eva activity that is down some 22 percent. a number of factors are contributing to this, including israel's withdrawal of what permits of the withholding of palestinian tax revenues. payroll fast food john mcdonald says that it's missed its course of the sales target for the 1st time in any 4 years. the company's blaming the decline on israel is war in gaza at a boy called by customers in the middle east sales growth in the region. china and india felt fall short of expectations reaching only not point 7 percent of the us brands, including starbucks and k of see it also slash the annual sales, full cost of the now the time that it may be over, but the remote workers haven't fully returned to offices buildings across the u. s . a n t, and the value of commercial real estate

always been obsessed with the international monetary fund in the world bank, extracting resources as well as profit. but it has never ever been pro democratic in terms of empowering the poor and worky people's in africa and latin american ages. so there's a pedagogy called a function here. so people that understand my vision because my vision is one that looked at the world through the lands. oh, poor and working people here and around the world. and therefore, the policy that i would promote would be contrary to the international monetary fund. contrary to the world bank, i own empower poor and worky people that will and just create african board was the and age and board was the 11 american boys, while d, which are simply partners with, with the international capital to can 10 year to subordinate and dominate their own workers and their own for people, as i mean trump, again coming from a very different philosophy. your philosophy is the right word to describe, but where he's coming from at all, has similar views about the super natural structure. the certainly as big views of i'd

at almost 30% in january and pakistan is relying on securing new financial help from the international monetary funddirector at the risk consultants control risks, she covers afghanistan and pakistan. let's unpack this. a very warm welcome to the programme. so, this new government is holding its first session today, highly controversial, its election. talk us through it, there is just so much at stake here, isn't there?— isn't there? they're really, really is- — isn't there? they're really, really is- a _ isn't there? they're really, really is. a lot _ isn't there? they're really, really is. a lot of _ isn't there? they're really, j really is. a lot of questions around pakistan's economic stability can't be discussed without pakistan's political stability. unlike you mention, lawmakers are taking over in just about another half hour from now. and pakistan's election, there are questions around its credibility, there are also questions around pakistan's incoming government and whether it is a legitimate government to actually assume a power and that really does translate into economic stabilisation.

inability of the united states. financial assistance, independent, increases risks for lending international monetary fundports bloomberg. therefore, at the moment, the kiev regime is developing a plan in case assistance from washington is not unblocked in the american congress. the supreme court continues to consider the case of executioner atyne vladimir katryuk. after the war, the criminal hid in canada, where he died at the age of 93 . his atrocities were known even during the bssr, but not like this. his true face. his case contains 35 volumes, 48 ​​people are witnesses. today in court they read testimony of the punisher vasily meleshek from the 118th battalion, he was executed in 1975 for burning khatyn, according to the testimony he gave in the seventies. opportunities for cooperation, the capital's business forum brought together about 60 companies from the uf and 400 belarusian enterprises; according to our prime minister, there are plans to expand traditional areas of cooperation and increase trade turnover. based on family values, this was discussed today at a meeting of parliamentarians of the

and besides this, then, along with nato , the coercive levers of the international monetary fund and world bank will disappear. large financiers, dependent on the battering ram, military-political structures, will have nothing to oppose to the governments of the world. from their point of view. this whole new world order, built from various international institutions, and also in 1948, the un declaration of human rights was adopted, which prohibited the acquisition of territories by military force, that is , it was no longer possible to establish a traditional military occupation government the way we were able to do in 1898, for example, when we ... philippines, now everything had to be done through a process of political legitimation, in which there is some ratification of the state of affairs by people within the country. often this involved the use of puppet politicians who were trained for leadership positions by our gas department. but the battle for hearts and minds was something in which we allowed ourselves broad moral freedom, so to speak, in 1948. in '48, one of the godfat

garza, as well as boosting humanitarian aid to the territory of the international monetary fund, has approved $4700000000.00 for argentina. praising the new administration of president heavier malay. as the enact mass of spending cuts in math says the money is meant to support efforts to restore a macro economic stability. jeremy's former domestic intelligence chief is now being monitored by that same agency on scale of boston is expected of being a far right extreme. as soon as he was dismissed from his role in 2018 for appearing to down play violence against migrants in recently announced he would launch a new political part into what's most ext in ukraine, tensions appear to be the deepening tween president below him. is the lensky and the commander in chief of the armed forces. media reports suggest savanski is trying to fire the popular general valerie's illusion. his departure would be the biggest shakeup of ukraine's military leadership. since the russian invasion, the president and his general in a show of unit d, last summer, inspecting newly delivered anti missile systems,

73% of gdp, according to the forecast of the international monetary fund, it will soon exceed 80.he production of gunpowder at three naamma factories stopped for 4 days; they produce 155 caliber artillery ammunition for ukraine, this could already affect both candidates for the presidency of finland. the second round of elections is scheduled for february 11. the candidates themselves are calibrated in the sense that both are equally and the first point of their program is aimed at militarization of their country. it's great that both finnish presidential candidates speak in english rather than finnish, but their voters are interested in more than just relations with washington. foreign policy is important and i would like to see an attempt to calm the situation between finland and russia. i am always in search of something new, exciting, interesting, and interesting. no need to search for books, with a litres subscription i always know what to read next, more than half a million books and podcasts in the catalog, which is updated every day, read and listen for free first month, l

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be said that rushes economy has held up a considerably well, despite the sanctions, the international monetary fund, for example, has said that russia's economy is set to grow even faster then it had originally forecasted for this year. you have the likes of china, india and brazil, buying record amounts of russian oil rushes war economy, of course, is really giving a boost to the weapons production sector. now to what extent this current round of sanctions will really hurt, russia is unclear, but we do know that it takes time for these sanctions to really take effect and for the effect of the sanctions to be felt. and time is just one of the things that you crane is locked in at the moment, along with munition and along with billions in u. s. military assistance for ukraine. thanks so much janelle, oh, janelle jamal on who's in washington dc. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. spanish prime minister petro sanchez, has visited the site of a fire that killed at least 10 people after swept through 2 residential buildings in valencia. others are still missin

stay with us of next day is an interview of the international monetary fund on why it's downgraded germany, economic out. there's more news on our website, dw, dot com, and our social media channels. and told me i had to go to the visa news on a couple days and the news nice, cold, easy at the end just to pass a gun any difficult to access an expedition ventures on to places that no one has the.

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finland has had a record in recent years - 73% of gdp, according to the forecast of the international monetary fundon exceed 80. the production of gunpowder at three naamma factories stopped for 4 days, they produce 155 caliber artillery ammunition for ukraine, this may already... hurt both candidates for the presidency of finland, the second round of elections is scheduled for february 11, the candidates themselves are calibrated in the sense that both are equally, and the first point of their program is aimed at the militarization of their country. it's great that both presidential candidates finland speaks in english rather than finnish, but its voters are interested in more than just relations with washington. foreign policy is important, and i would like to see an attempt to calm the situation between finland and russia, no matter how small the role in international politics the president of finland plays, this should be one of his duties. if since the end of the second world war, candidates for the presidency of finland competed in who would promise the most profitable relations with russia,

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the international monetary fund has approved $4700000000.00 for us and tina praising the new administration of president javier to meet as he can. that's massive spending cuts the the i'm essays, the money is meant to support efforts to restore macro economic stability. actor alec baldwin has pleaded not guilty to involuntary manslaughter over the fates of shooting on a film. second 2021 sentimental. i prefer alina. hutchins, diary adopted a pistol. baldwin was warehousing with went off. similar charges against the actor were dropped last year. but prosecutors said they have you forensic evidence, so many seats in the west side story and i'm displaying now where i'll policies in the northeast of the country have declared a drought emergency for the city of boston, luna, and the surrounding area. some 6000000 people really faced tight restrictions on the use of water as a 3 year dry period shows no sign of abating. after being submerged for more than 60 years, this media will charge reappeared. it is now a symbol of 3 years of drought. that's how sparks catalonia, the lack of rain has got re

for example, the international monetary fund admitted in january that despite the sanctions.growing faster than expected in 2024 , and its growth will continue. sanctions are an important part of waging war against any enemy, but we must. be realistic about what they have achieved. in the case of russia, to unfortunately, they achieved almost nothing. if you look at the russian economy, since the beginning of the conflict, the gross national product, it turns out that the russian economy has only grown, by almost 2%. and this is higher than most european countries. however, the white house has already promised to continue sanctions pressure, together with europe, to also consider tougher measures. take away the assets of the russian central bank frozen in the west, and this. about 300 billion dollars and transfer this money to ukraine. this is special for washington beneficial, considering that the lower house of congress does not want to shell out money to support kiev, here you can reach into someone else’s pocket to pay for everything. last week , a bill allowing the seizu

we talk to a senior research i from the international monetary fund about a likely up to and for the global economy. 5 businesses in germany are struggling using cost for on the sponsor. it's one of the sale when he knows how to use it and pretend this god knows about energy in a way that these as much structures have no idea of what doesn't look behind the facade of this image of john, tell us the gas problem brushes, political weather in february 3rd on dw, the gemini is being left behind as the global economy out performs expectations. that's a conclusion.