eye watering finds, been keen to try f recently and we are talking eye watering finds, been keen totry and reign in _ union has long been keen to try and reign in big — union has long been keen to try and reign in big type _ those targetted are reported to include a number who've been critical of beijing. the bbc understands other western nations will set out similar concerns. we have some breaking news so i am going to hand back to the studio. we will go back to new york and we can see whether that the vote is happening. let's listen to the security council chamber. the result ofthe security council chamber. the result of the voting — security council chamber. the result of the voting is _ security council chamber. the result of the voting is as _ security council chamber. the result of the voting is as follows. - security council chamber. the result of the voting is as follows. 14 - of the voting is as follows. ia votes in favour. zero votes against. one abstention. the draft resolution has been adopted as resolution 27 28. i now give the flow to those members of the council who w

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it seems the kremlin has been keen - other main details.n has been keen to - other main details. it seems the kremlin has been keen to keep. other main details. it seems the i kremlin has been keen to keep this other main details. it seems the - kremlin has been keen to keep this a fairly low—key affair and really just a show of national unity. it doesn't want any disturbances around the country that we have seen over the country that we have seen over the last couple of days such as vandalism or arson attacks. in the last few seconds we have just had the first exit polls coming through from pro—kremlin pollsters saying that putin has achieved an overwhelming crushing victory of 87% with second place going to the communist candidate with under 5% of the vote. this is even more than the kremlin was hoping to achieve. reports suggested putin wanted around 80% which would be higher than last time in 2018 with turnout of over 70 will stop it appears he has got that as well. i think more interesting today has been the show of opposition support

but they would also be keen - concerned about. absolutely.d| concerned about. absolutely. but| they would also be keen to avoid a scenario where the arrests of people attending the service would result in numerous detentions, that would be really bad optics for the kremlin. dozens, possibly hundreds of people are gathering outside the church where it is due to occur. there is a heavy police presence. steel barriers have been erected. while they don't block people from moving around, they make movement much more difficult. organising the service and the funeral has been difficult for the team of alexei navalny. the original plan was to hold it on thursday, but they were not able to find a grave—digger for that day. also, associates of the late russian opposition leader, they have not been able to find a hall where people could say farewell to the opposition leader. right now, the opposition leader. right now, the concern is that the service and the concern is that the service and the funeral could be disrupted in some way. but so far we have n

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and not that gently, i think they are very keen to divertj think they are very keen to divert any criticismse in domestic security into saying that this was an attack on russia. at the moment there is no information. when i saw this attack unfold, i thought i hope the ukrainians haven't done this, because this is a terrorist attack. this is war, it is a terrorist attack, and these are absolutely innocent civilians, and honestly innocent civilians, and honestly innocent civilians, and honestly innocent civilians have died already on both sides of the border, but this is a particularly hideous and premeditated calculated attack on civilians, and it bears, and i refuse to you use the word hallmark, but it bears the signs of a typical jihadist attack,. it doesn't look like a state attack by ukrainians or any other government.— like a state attack by ukrainians or any other government. frank gardner, any other government. frank gardner, a security correspondent, _ any other government. frank gardner, a security correspondent, thank - any other government. frank gardner, a security correspondent,

hashtag and halford sound like a good fit but being autistic myself, i'm keen to hear how he feels aeone wants to talk to me about it, then, i'm more than open to talk about it. the game is now starting to explore the number of neurodivergent players, but greg is keen to see a change in the right direction. i was moved on too quickly from certain clubs because i didn't fit in the changing room. people signed players to play for them because they see something — thatjust doesn't disappear. you have to be able to get it out of them. and until football stops being a business and is run for human beings, then i can't really see it changing too much, but that's something that i'm now wanting to get across to people and try to start making changes inside. halford hopes speaking out will spark conversations about neurodiversity in changing rooms across the country and is encouraging all players to learn more about the one in five who think differently. nick ransom, bbc news. finally, a tradition dating back to 1914 and has been revived by local authorities as paris gets ready to welcome the

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kensington palace very keen to point out that she is undergoing the treatment but is expected to makeome of the questions about why we have not seen her in public. the palace very keen to point out that she will not return to public duties until she is well enough and until her medical staff tell her that she can do so. we will assess some of the implications of that in a moment from here in windsor but with the story of the day and a look at the very personal message from the princess yesterday, here is my colleague daniela relph. my medical team therefore advise that i... personal, direct and vulnerable — a princess as we've never seen her before, speaking directly to the public. this, of course, came as a huge shock. and william and i have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family. as you can imagine, this has taken time. it has taken me time to recoverfrom major surgery in order to start my treatment. but most importantly, it has taken us time to explain everything to george, charlotte and louis in a way that's appropriate f

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been so keen to avoid extradition.— he has been so keen to avoid extradition.his in terms of what happened. in 2010, julian assange released that video that was very well—known and very haunting a us military helicopter essentially gunning down civilians in iraq. obviously the criticism at the time from the americans was that that, amongst other documents and information that he released, had put security agents at risk in afghanistan and iraq. there were thousands of pieces of information that were leaked. the argument from many of the supporters ofjulian assange and himself was that it was the right thing to do in terms of freedom of speech. after 2010, julian assange then sought asylum in the ecuador embassy in london where he stayed for seven years on the basis of these various legal arguments, in effect fearing he would be expedited to the us and face americanjustice. would be expedited to the us and face american justice. they had previously been an argument put by julian assange's legal team that he wouldn't face trial in the us and he had a strong risk

so we have got to make it clear we are very keen to co-operate — make it clear we are very keen to co—operate defence or security. 0r our— blowback on our defence or security. 0r our values. otherwise, we blowback on our defence or security. 0r ourvalues. otherwise, we are very— 0r ourvalues. otherwise, we are very prepared to work with them. that will— very prepared to work with them. that will require, i'm afraid, in the face — that will require, i'm afraid, in the face of— that will require, i'm afraid, in the face of what is really the prime minister's — the face of what is really the prime minister's right, a hostile power that we — minister's right, a hostile power that we raise our defences and act in a much — that we raise our defences and act in a much more respect reciprocal manner— in a much more respect reciprocal manner towards china and make it clear— manner towards china and make it clear we're — manner towards china and make it clear we're not going to put up with the sort _ clear we're not going to put up with the sort of— clear we're not going to put up with the sort of beha

are very keen to push as well. . , . ,., states are very keen to push as well. . , ., ,., ., ., welladded an unexpected _ well. he has also added an unexpected stop _ well. he has also added an unexpected stop in - well. he has also added an unexpected stop in israel. | well. he has also added an. unexpected stop in israel. it well. he has also added an - unexpected stop in israel. it comes as some senior us military officials and diplomats, former officials are calling for the us government to take a tougher line on israel. do we sense america's approach to israel is changing? you sense america's approach to israel is changing?— sense america's approach to israel ischanuuin? ., , ., , , is changing? you can see how this is -la in: is changing? you can see how this is playing into — is changing? you can see how this is playing into domestic _ is changing? you can see how this is playing into domestic politics - is changing? you can see how this is playing into domestic politics with i playing into domestic politics with this being such a sensitive year with the presidential election

i would be kinder to them they are not keen - was a mark? i would be kinder to i them they are not keen on efforts to find the magic formula because they do not want to really give a great deal substantively on the border, they reach a compromise in the senate last month but they would not like to go further than that and they know that unless they go further than that there is not any chance the republicans in the house would go for it. 50 chance the republicans in the house would go for it— would go for it. so the republican etition, would go for it. so the republican petition. it _ would go for it. so the republican petition, it has _ would go for it. so the republican petition, it has stuff— would go for it. so the republican petition, it has stuff relates - would go for it. so the republican petition, it has stuff relates into l petition, it has stuff relates into the border within it, does it? correct. but the money equal opportunity critic, i do not think there's enough in there to pass the hardline republican view in the house, there

mr speaker, he is very keen to talk about who he i is very keen to talk about who he prosecuted and less. after all, this is the person who campaigned to stop the deportation of foreign, dangerous criminals, mr speaker. a dangerous criminal was jailed for dealing class a drugs after he fought to keep him here. a gang master was convicted of carrying a knife after he fought to keep him here. whether representing terrorist or campaigning for criminals, it is clear whose side he —— is on and it is not the british people. -- is on and it is not the british --eole. , , .,, people. genuinely sad to see him ad'ust to people. genuinely sad to see him adjust to this _ people. genuinely sad to see him adjust to this nonsense. - people. genuinely sad to see him adjust to this nonsense. let's i people. genuinely sad to see him | adjust to this nonsense. let's take another example. —— reduced to this nonsense. after 1a years of tory chaos in the prison system, the justice secretary was reduced to begging the prime minister either to send offenders to prison or release them even earlier. i have sympat

>> he's keen to talk about who he prosecuted he's less keen to talk about wha his mr.peaker -- when it comes to this question -- when it comes to of how to deal with people, who are here illegally, his values are simply not of the british people. afterall this is a person who campaigns to stop the deportation of foreign dangerous criminals. mr. speaker, a dangerous criminal was jailed for dealing class a drug after he fought to keep -- a gang master convicted of carrying a knife after he fought to keep him there so whether it is representing terrorist or campaign for criminals, had clear who side he's on and it is not the british people. >> it's genuinely fact to see reduced to this nonsense. [inaudible conversations] .... ■, fewer criminals in the first place. or more released early on streets which is that? >> it? >> mr. speaker, driving crime has grown by 50% mr. speaker. we have recruited more police officers were given them our powers and cap serious offenders in prison for longer. what is his record, what is his record? he voted against greater protection for eme

china has been very keen to maintain what they call a non—interference policy. past invested heavily in infrastructure. so it's very visible. and unlike the west, that would talk very strongly about democracy and human rights, for china, it's completely hands—off when it comes to that. and therefore it has won the hearts of many autocrats on the continent. it's hard to think there might be anywhere on earth worse than sudan at present, but there is — haiti. the days of papa doc duvalier and the tonton macoute in the 1950s and �*60s seem positively mild compared with the utter lawlessness of haiti today. ever since the assassination of president moise in 2021, there's been no serious government, and a wild ex—policeman turned gang leader called jimmy cherizier is rampaging through the capital. the prime minister, ariel henry, left the country and has now resigned. what ever can be done? a question i put to luis fajardo of bbc monitoring, who's based in miami. henry has not established a timeline for his departure, and he's giving the handing over power to this tr

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quite a keen onshore east—southeasterly breeze there.e could see up to 15 degrees — for many, though, i think we're looking at i! to 13 or iii celsius. now, as we move through easter sunday night, we start to see the rain really gathering across england and wales, whereas further north — again poking into some colder air, it should be dry here — but low single digits here versus seven to 9 degrees further south, where we have more of the cloud and the rain. for easter monday, then, we've got this weather front associated with low pressure sitting across central and southern areas, so it could be quite a wet day for some of us for easter monday. could see maybe a little bit of brightness later in the day across southern areas, but a few showers here. scotland, northern ireland, probably doing best with drier and brighter weather around. best of the sunshine — western scotland, northern ireland. there will be some low cloud pushing in off the north sea on a brisk northeasterly wind. so, again, feeling quite chilly —particularly close to no

keen to build on the growing success they've enjoyed in recent years, particularly with young voters,ick, charismatic and embodies the transformation the former national front is keen to promote. mark urban has been to the industrial town of montbeliard to speak to people there about why the far—right speaks to people's politics. montbeliard, a place on the mountainous fringes of france. they bought a land close to germany and switzerland. we've got here is typical of what they call a friend is profound, deep france. the rural areas wherejob deep france. the rural areas where job losses, deep france. the rural areas wherejob losses, economic dislocation, unhappiness with the way things are have created opportunities on the far left it is true but mainly to the far right. the questionnaires, whether in these elections they will make really substantial gains and change the political game in france. christian worked at the peugeot car five decades and now it is largely closed. he is trying to organise resistance to the far right. these days, the national front calls itself the national r

about this being a bounce back a year for the uk economy and jeremy hunt the chancellor today also keenght spots perhaps in the economic change in weather we have coming. this week we heard news of inflation falling to the lowest it has been in a couple of years, also a bank of england report saying interest rate cuts might come a bit sooner than expected. so this is good news, especially for a uk government that has been lagging behind consistently labour in the polls, they are keen to stress some economic good news. however, the question laura kuenssberg on the programme this morning wanted to ask is whether it is too soon for the uk government to be trumpeting news like this as a turning point, given that many people are still feeling the pinch in their pockets. let's listen to the chancellor now answering laura kuenssberg's questions on the economy. since 2010, we've talked about this before, we have grown faster than countries like germany, but in the last three years we had a once in a century pandemic, we had a 19705—style energy shock, and what they have seen from this conservat

keen tells me the city council is expected to take up this matter in the coming months. julie >> all right. amber lee reporting live for us tonight. amber. thank you. also new at 11. law enforcement arrested more than two dozen people during a human trafficking sting. the attorney general says officers arrested 27 people for allegedly soliciting prostitution as part of an undercover operation targeting sex buyers. the operation took place last week in sacramento. it involved deputies posing as sex workers when approached by a potential buyer, a meet up location would be designated. once the buyer showed up, they were arrested. >> a concord man has been convicted for throwing explosives out of his vehicle while being chased by san francisco police. a jury convicted daniel garcia of several crimes, including detonating an explosive with intent to injure. garcia was arrested back in october after assaulting a church parishioner and then leading police on a high speed chase. he now faces up to 14 years in prison, also new at 11, an unusual chase in northern california after

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. >> jimmy keene, the ceo of families in action.y have new data that suggests that only 2 in 10 black and brown students are reading at grade level, 14 percentage points below the state average, and just 1 in 10 are doing math at grade level. 10% below state average and math proficiency is unchanged since 2015. >> show that about 50% of black and brown students graduate from high school, being able to apply to college. >> the report is called raise the bar. it's based on publicly available data. it covers all of oakland's public schools, both district and charter schools. that's about 45,000 students. keene says the root of the problem is leadership. >> the numbers are shocking, but what's more shocking to us is that our elected officials are citywide leaders, not doing enough to focus on making a difference. >> oakland school board member george lerma doesn't dispute the data, but he says ousd does have programs in place to help with student achievement, especially the superintendents. >> a strategic plan, it's right on. it hits al

defence minister boris pistorius was very keen today to say thatis pistorius was very keen today to say. they believe one of the official participants in the call, a senior german air force official, dialled in from an insecure line in singapore where he was attending an airshow. mr pistorius is trying to argue this was individual human error rather than german systemic failure. on friday russian state media publish this tape which appeared to show air force officials discussing highly sensitive issues around military aid to ukraine from germany, france and britain. mr pistorius says he is calling around allies and believes trust in germany is unbroken, but he clearly hopes that given what they have found out so far, this will be a one—off, rather than the tip of the iceberg. jessica parker, thank you. unions representing senior doctors in england have agreed a pay deal with the government. consultants who are members of the british medical association have staged four strikes in their pay dispute so far, and narrowly rejected a previous offer by the government. it is understood some mo

reports that israel might be keen to have turkish troops on the ground in gaza., i did a story about this _ that. indeed, i did a story about this topic _ that. indeed, i did a story about this topic yesterday that. indeed, i did a story . about this topic yesterday for bbc arabic. there are reports in israel and western media that multinational forces would be suggested to be deployed in gaza. there are unconfirmed names of countries, like egypt, united arab emirates and turkey, to be part of this. indeed, the turkish voters are going to elections today, it will be in the back of their mind, 80 people died in gaza in the last 2a hours, and the situation in the al—shifa hospital. the unclear position of the a k party against israel and against what is happening in gaza is causing some anxious for some voters. a new islamist party has appeared in turkish politics, the new welfare party, and the polls say this party, and the polls say this party is taking 5% of the votes from the a k party. this will reinforce the position definitely in these elections. thank you v

there is a team here on site from the national transportation safety board who are very keen to get ono get their hands on the data recorders, so container ships like aircraft have recorders on their which are sometimes called like boxes with aircraft, and i hope the data recorders will perhaps hold the answers to some of the many questions surrounding this incident. most importantly of all is why did that container ship suffer what appeared to be a catastrophic power outage shortly before impact. president biden has said he will travel to baltimore as soon as he can, talking about the federal help that will be provided in the rebuild, the search, rescue, etc.- search, rescue, etc. that's ri . ht. search, rescue, etc. that's right. president _ search, rescue, etc. that's right. president biden - right. president biden yesterday saying that the authorities he will be given all the factual assistance that they require and also that federal money will pay for a complete rebuild of the bridge which will happen as soon as possible. this bridge was a major artery, a vital transport link and

. >> jimmy keene, the ceo of families in action.ve new data that suggests that only 2 in 10 black and brown students are reading at grade level, 14 percentage points below the state average, and just 1 in 10 are doing math at grade level, 10% below state average, and math proficiency is unchanged since 2015. >> show that about 50% of black and brown students graduate from high school. being able to apply to college. >> the report is called raise the bar. it's based on publicly available data. it covers all of oakland's public schools, both district and charter schools. that's about 45,000 students. keene says the root of the problem is leadership. >> the numbers are shocking, but what's more shocking to us is that our elected officials are citywide leaders, not doing enough to focus on making a difference. >> oakland school board member george lerma doesn't dispute the data, but he says ousd does have programs in place to help with student achievement, especially the superintendents strategic plan. >> it's right on. it hits all the

kensington palace are very keen to point out she is expected to make a full recovery.ust 42, and the treatment has already begun. as you would expect, messages from right around the world paying tribute to her bravery, we also heard from buckingham palace and from princess katherine was make brother yesterday, too. with the story of the day so far, here is our royal correspondent daniela relph. my medical team therefore advise that i... personal, direct and vulnerable — a princess as we've never seen her before, speaking directly to the public. this, of course, came as a huge shock. and william and i have been doing everything we can to process and manage this privately for the sake of our young family. as you can imagine, this has taken time. it has taken me time to recover from major surgery in order to start my treatment. but most importantly, it has taken us time to explain everything to george, charlotte and louis in a way that's appropriate for them, and to reassure them that i'm going to be ok. as i've said to them, i am well and getting stronger every day by fo

and for keen, a fossil decided to leave the course and build their own corporations law. so you'll be using archie a bu job my to a member of the us china. economic and security review commission is going after with quite the, the a plum tech talk in congress, jacob hillsburg. well, he's nothing you come or to boston. china has often published is endorsing to bombing the video platform in the us. tick tock has all the hallmarks of the most extensive intelligence, operation of foreign power has ever conducted against the united states. mister hell berg is also a policy advisor to the ceo of defense, unintelligence contractor, prolonged to your a september 2023. are to go in fortune magazine. note at that company at relies heavily on government contracts for a. i work a growing business in the tech arms race with china and reports that jacob berg could benefit financially from increasing hostilities between the us and at china. now idea political analyst angelo juliano sees he sees a connection between outburst position on his empty tech talk efforts as they relate to keep

ukraine has been keen to dispel any suggestion that it would capitulate to russia — particularly withvel of military support the us should provide to ukraine. and those concerns about us funding would not have been eased today. after a meeting with donald trump in florida, hungarian prime minister viktor orban told hungarian media the former republican president "will not give a penny in the ukraine—russia war. "that is why the war will end." one funding mechanism ukraine is hoping to tap into is the billions of dollars in seized russian assets. ukraine's deputy minister ofjustice iryna mudra and ukraine's minister of justice denys maliuska are in washington trying to convince the us to free up those assets. they spoke with my colleague sumi somaskanda earlier. we are talking about $300 billion worth of russian assets currently frozen around the world. some could be accessed to help pay for ukraine's defence and economy at the moment. how much support is there in washington for such an approach? it there in washington for such an a- roach? , there in washington for such an approach?—

this is of course the message that the kremlin will be keen to put across to people within the countryen to stress the high turnout this time, it's around 74% which is higher than ever before. president putin is using this election as a propaganda tool to say he is a popular mandate and he is a legitimate president who is there to listen to the opinion of ordinary russians. ~ . ., ., ., russians. what we have at the moment on the screen. — russians. what we have at the moment on the screen, francis, _ russians. what we have at the moment on the screen, francis, i— russians. what we have at the moment on the screen, francis, i don't - russians. what we have at the moment on the screen, francis, i don't know - on the screen, francis, i don't know if you can see that, that's one of the polling stations in moscow. and counting has been taking place there. we also saw electronic voting take place for the first time. what more can you tell us about that? the kremlin has — more can you tell us about that? tue: kremlin has pulled more can you tell us about that? tte: kremlin has pulled out mor

we know he is a keen runner, we can see some pictures here of him out with his dog, pom. pictures here of him out with his dog, poppy, in the early hours near downing street. some nice pictures. the chancellor has promised his plans will stimulate the flagging economy and help family with permanent tax breaks. labour will argue that any reductions will still leave people worse off because of the freezing of tax thresholds. so what could be expected in today's budget? ben king takes a look. the background to today's budget has been gloomy, with the economy in recession. but it looks like the chancellor will still find room to cut taxes. the conservatives are trailing labour in the polls, and looking forjeremy hunt to give them some cheer in places like this, winchester, a seat the lib dems hope to win. so what do people here think about tax cuts? i think it would be a good idea because it gives people more money to spend on what they want to buy. realistically, people aren't going to save that much money from a tax cut, whereas more money in public services means better health care serv

narrative from african perspective to base on, you know, for a much too short documentary spot for keen filmmakers. and that's going to be the one to hold for the taste of the sun from madagascar and football from a new series of africa. direct on out the colleges here with the the un secretary general appealed for remedy. i'm ceasefire and gaza. that's 2300000 people in georgia is really from budman and for starvation the little i'm darn jordan, this is all just here. a lie from don't also come is really has tried skills. dozens of people, including 17 members at the same household. and i would say to and gone to assist the secretary of state promises an additional $100000000.00 for you. in fact, forced to stabilize and us intelligence cheats, testify about world wide security threats and they have a warning is right.

but the government is keen to diversify the economy.ech. if you see the highest paid positions, they are all filled by men and service lower paid jobs are filled by women. with that in mind, i started girls coding back in 2021. with 30 girls from countries out of mongolia who do not know they have access to internet. and the result has been encouraging, inspiring — it was everything that we did not expect. now we have 80 graduates and from the 80 graduates, we have about ten girls who went to prestigious universities. many girls are working as part—time coders as well as studying or working on different things. most importantly, these girls became a platform. they helped each other, they mentor each other, they inspire each other, they encourage each other. we want to extend this programme to not only mongolia, but many merchant markets and developing countries where girls are discouraged to pursue stem education, where girls are left out of digital development. we really need to look at educational system. traditional educational syste

they are keen to stress and economic good news.is whether it is too soon for the uk government to be trumpeting news like this as a turning point given that many people are still feeling the pinch in their pockets, and so let's listen to the chancellor now answering laura kuenssberg's questions on the economy. kuenssberg's questions on the econom . ., kuenssberg's questions on the econom . . ., ,., kuenssberg's questions on the econom . . ., , ., , kuenssberg's questions on the econom . . ., , ., economy. the main reason people vote conservative — economy. the main reason people vote conservative is — economy. the main reason people vote conservative is because _ economy. the main reason people vote conservative is because they _ economy. the main reason people vote conservative is because they trust - conservative is because they trust us to— conservative is because they trust us to take — conservative is because they trust us to take the tough and difficult decisions — us to take the tough and difficult decisions that gets the ec

he's not keen to cut taxes by increasing borrowing.pmg uk. plenty ofjeremy plenty of jeremy hunt's plenty ofjeremy hunt's mps want to see these tax cuts. if he did go ahead with them talk us through the various options he might consider. he has got very little room to cut taxes. the

, so to speak , governing bodies, are engaged in this, although our population is not particularly keenrtheless they are with... we have just discussed the death penalty, i must say that watching the fragment, obviously, this is for the americans it was no longer necessary, no, i think so, why do i say that excesses have already begun here, why did the americans hammer it like that, but the ukrainians really need this, they have failures. this attack happens on friday, on the night of saturday to sunday, in my opinion, with what was posted, that is, when we are in mourning, yeah, they shell belgorod, one of the most brutal, morning, evening, and night, now it was night time, that is, this is exactly the escalation of shelling, an attempt to reverse it. because what i said yesterday, i would not like to repeat, but briefly, yes, it is necessary to turn our political year around, we have already passed, this is the first success of this political year, this is the brix summit in theory , from my point of view it is very large and eyewitnesses reprimanded the president then. although at th

he says the government is keen to diversify into sectors like renewable energy.n the midterm and economic activity is more to pick up and we expect to see stable growth in the upcoming years. the government of mongolian is more focusing on diversifying the economy for it to pick up economy. i understand there's also been an mou signed with the us last year. is that something you will be looking to be putting into place? we keep current economic growth. so mongolia has aimed to become an crucial in the markets. especially under critical minerals, we have huge deposits in mongolia, one is in the western part of mongolia. the other is in southern part of mongolia. and the private company for dealing with the us government and us investors to signing an mou on the critical minerals deposit. alibaba aliba ba chairman says alibaba chairman says the firm is looking to double down on its logistics business in a move to fully r&m in which it currently has a 64% stake. next, to what could be a traveller's nightmare. as many as 32 million uk passport holders are being warne

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there is a software and hardware side to this story i am keen to get into.conversation is coming up next. this is "bloomberg technology." ♪ ed: autodesk out with earnings that beat expectations, shares seeing their biggest jump since november 2024 -- 2022. let's bring in their ceo to see with the street seems to like. you had clear areas of strength and enterprise but they believe your visibility of earnings to come, the pipeline of new business and revenue for this year. why are you so confident in your ability? andrew: we are confident in our visibility because of our diversification. we are diversified across all things they get made in the world. buildings, infrastructure, products, you name it. if you look at our history, we have a record of delivering consistent performance even when there are dark clouds over one part of the industry. that is one of the things that gives us confidence, diversification of our business. caroline: what has been the flavor of this earnings and previous writings has been injecting ai into every offering they can. what is t