bowing to reality or pressure the finance minister said the country would no longer use the designation juden trade talks. you get w.q. of the we have decided not to seek special treatment as a developing country in future negotiations 1st we recognize that we have authorized he to negotiate sensitive items like rice you know 2nd we will not for go developing country status itself only the special treatment in future negotiations in the yaki which are many of them. since it was founded in 1905 what do we need organization rules have permitted members to self identify as developing allowing them to impose high tariffs to protect key industries. south korea used to shield sectors including agriculture like rice farming from foreign competition but holmes announcement that his country would not be giving up its developing nation status could be seen as trying to have things both ways and whether it's enough to placate this man is another issue donald trump has been strong arming friends and falls over the matter in july the us president said that the world trade organization was broken when the

secular state did occasional system doesn't include any religious studies whatsoever for that this juden must go to the privately run religious schools but now the government says it will introduce reform to bring them more in line with the national education system religious education was banned during the soviet rule the government says it recognizes that interest in religion has increases the fall of the soviet union. but after a few 100 cure citizens joined the ranks of i sell in iraq and syria the government has national security concerns suddenly because. where this charity or this financial come from and boredom in a.d.'s of these financial support of the religious of the occasion should be this teaching program this will be the teaching plan what kind of subjects will be in the occasional brawl and who have the teachers doesn't. have the sufficient indication of religious fear critics say students who only go to religious schools are ill prepared to enter the workforce and the less says is what he learns in the religious school combined with his general studies in financial accou