those were the less on the particular topic, the less area died once.n that one, we were trying to decide this question of what should the deductibles be? which of the rules on deductibles be? i sat down the friend of mine who is a colleague. we thought long and hard for an hour straight. and could not decide we thought was in people's best interest. we were not sure, and we were pretty educated and good at it. that said, we probably should not put in a regulation or law, and make it last forever. maybe people have different takes or interest. they might know things we do not know. i think we are on the better end of the spectrum that we understood how to do arithmetic. with three numbers. those two insights, the people and businesses are going to do what they're going to do. the government does have a limited ability. we need to have a worldview, if i could pick how we did public policy, it would place markets front and center. it would use them as much as possible salamis everything you could. but, would recognize they cannot do all of that on their o

they are 1049 times less than in the united states 86 times less than in russia 27 times less than inring poland 2.2 times less than in lithuania and almost one and a half times less than in latvia yes, in monetary terms, our defense budget is modest compared to the costs of the same direction in our neighbors. but this is due to the fact that our budget is real and really defensive, it is not inflated by corruption schemes, extortions and, most importantly, plans for a democratic offensive. it is aimed only at protecting the country in the event of an attack. and for protection , there is no need to feed him to the level of polish, for example. here, as in many spheres of life in belarus, everything is decided by the approach. even the military experts of the european union admit that at low cost we have one of the most combat-ready armies on the continent. first, because we have a developed military-industrial complex with most of the advanced military and reconnaissance equipment. we develop and release software for ourselves, our programmers also write software, while the belarusi

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ah, the top stories lounges era less trust has become the u. k. 's short is serving prime minister announcing she stepping down after just 6 weeks on the job because she couldn't deliver on her promises. she lost authority after a controversial economic plan caused a collapse of the pound and st mortgage rate. sorry. we delivered on energy bills along cutting national insurance, and we set out a vision for a low tax hi, great economy. that would take advantage of the freedoms abraxas. i recognized though, given the situation i cannot deliver the mandates on which i was elected by the conservative party. i therefore spoken to his majesty the king to notify him the i am resigning as leader of the conservative party. the race to replace her will take place next week. the former defense secretary penny mordant form of finance chief where she sooner can even former prime minister boys johnson considered possible contenders. britton's 5th prime minister in 6 years will be chosen by next friday. violence has broken out and sedans, blue nile state would r

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over ukraine, and this means that it can be less because less less missiles less less less less less less less and because either this plane will crash into irkulsk or this plane will launch a couple of three missiles at lviv kyiv kharkiv odesa this is the second terrorist act so i am definitely happy and i think that those who are not happy are playing tricks on me i'm not convinced the third time the third time i hope we will have a connection but the beetroot is the head of the zaporizhzhia district military administration yes, before that there was some other person he aged 30 years immediately and somehow i am so that is the one who was and this condition was this one became younger well, okay, yes, yes, you know, the miracles of television, we can make a person 30 years younger at the same time, but the beet is the chief of the zaporizhia district of the military administration, olezhe . please tell me what are the consequences of this night. the attack took place and we are talking about kamikaze rokits 300 drones. what are the consequences, where did it go, if you can talk ab

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economic cooperation, less interdependency, less trust, and possibly ultimately a less stable world. the us impose large scale restrictions on exports of semiconductors and ship making equipment to china. earlier this month, washington expects taiwan home to the world's largest chip maker to abide by the punitive measures. any nation or corporation that wants to bypass the bon would also need to apply for a special license from the u. s. the chinese government saves the restrictions will weaken the global economy. to van ginger fence, the trolley placing cab for political purposes destabilizes the supply and industrial chain, perhaps others and backfires on 1000 who will only further weaken the already fragile wild economy. while some western suppliers cut trade ties to chinese chip makers in response to the u. s. export control, the new report has concluded that you countries may have to shut down production in parts of their auto motive sector. that's a soaring energy prices crippled swathes of european industry and cuts in the availability of semiconductors looks at to exacerbate

they're spending less on goods there's less goods being shipped and less demand, so some of the backlogsd. >> reporter: petersen is transitioning out of the ceo roll at flexport his co-ceo, amazon's head of worldwide consumer, will take over for him in march. it's valued at $8 billions and forecasting $5 billion in revenue this year. petersen he'll take the company public the question is when >> when is a big question there, and i remember speaking to him some time back and he was frustrated even though the freight costs were high he wasn't able to serve a lot of customers, so it was like good that prices are high but bad how is that balancing for him now, and what do you view as the next challenge on the horizon for them >> well, i think it's really interesting seeing some sort of supply and demand, the fact there weren't enough ships and more ships were ordered and now there are maybe too many ships or more ships than necessary also if you have to look at how all these shipping delays play into inflation and that's a piece of this and how you look at fuel cost and that's another piece

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so far, just one has been endorsed by the w h o, but it's less effective than many experts. what like more promising candidates are in the pipeline, however, and could be rolled out as early as next year. all right, you are up. did, i didn't do business with rob watts is next. and don't forget, you can stay up to date on all the latest news. on our website, d, w dot com and you can follow us on our social media cats. i'm abo alias for me and the team here. berlin, thanks for watching. take care. we get various interest the global economy, our portfolio, g w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. good is still the head with the w business beyond a vibrant habitat ended glistening place along the mediterranean sea. seen it almost far, and so far a dual career drift along exploring the modern lifestyles and mediterranean, he's ready to journey this week on d. w. ah, an entire budget in the been the you case for finance minister in 4 months has torn up previous plans with tax cuts and borrowing in an attempt

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"liberal societies appear to be less -- growing less tolerant of eccentricity." >> that is my co-authors line. >> what did he mean by it? >> i think that what people say is as we become more and more prosperous, what do we worry about? we tend to start worrying about more smaller and smaller things. more prosperity means there are fewer things that are big we really have to worry about. that intolerance of people wanting to try to innovate new things, take more risks. you lose that edge when you are full and in air conditioning. it is like, ok, what we will -- what will we do next? there is this idea here at that as a culture we need to be more open to experimenting, allowing people to extreme it with new ways of doing things. more tolerant, if you will. let people have a go at it. see what they can come up with. let people have freedom. that is how we characterize china. china until the 1980's was flat. suddenly, they take off like that. why is that? you give people a small measure of freedom and suddenly they have new innovation and new ability to create value. there is this fundamenta

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it will be less than an hour for sim to look at the gothic less than an hour, and for the village ofe romantic devil, dropped a few gray things for an hour, and she will survive another people being treated, that verni victor yugo has a fashion for a year with his novels the cathedral of the noble mother of god and across europe from the know grow openwork pobudovy great stained-glass windows. here is the fire and the belarusian land. we will have accompaniments on our faces, i will stay in yavyatsky church chervon and church. minskskaya will have bottles of elements. and the years are full of vartas on the covert, and the romance of a kapodzhatku in the twenties estonde, the zagina jacket rested on a bright war. each of them has his own story of acquaintance with belarus. i’m at the railway station and i hear that in 30 minutes the krasnodar-minsk train, warsaw immediately remembered my uncle in minsk and i don’t think about anything, i immediately order a ticket and get to the republic of belarus, this is where they revealed their potential after moving, when they started work, but

but outstripping, counting by far, is now less trust. she managed only 45 days before tendering her resignation. less than half of kennings total general strike is taking place across the occupied wife's bang, following the death of a palestinian man. israel says killed one of its soldiers with a tammy lived in the shop, refugee camp would demonstrations of being held outside his home. protests are also being held in several other cities in the west bank. ready forces have been searching for to me for more than a week. they blockaded the refugee camp in an attempt to find him. what happened is, after days of looking for day tammy, by the israeli forces, he showed up, but this time he was committing another gun attack. he was killed in a shootout, and valve phineas, after seeing the video of are they to me mean shooting until what they say is the last breath. they've been hailing him as a hero, and they've called for a strike to day to mourn his death. many palestinians see that the fact that he was able to escape for that long and manage

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and less and less equipment, well, besides the fact that they have less equipment, i don't i already those shells, those ammunition they use. well, they do it for the tick, you understand. if we, uh, if you can say that we put our soul into every shot, then they shoot uh, with what they are given without checking, accordingly, without saving and therefore not more - it is probably there 1/4 1/5 of their shells just fly in and fall without exploding, it is on our hands, of course, we will hope that they will not run out of ammunition, but they will be worse and worse, and the quality is so. please tell us more what do you have with provision, what do you have with preparation for the cold, because well, there are different versions in the ministry of defense, they say that everything is fine, everything is enough in purchased, but well, there are times when volunteers say that the fighters ask, uh, what about provision of warm uniforms, warm clothes i can say that our unit is well equipped well, the freedom unit has been fighting since the 14th year and now in this big phase of this w

today it takes less than six minutes. so their time price has fallen by the same amount but who is actually better off? the guy in india that has six hours, or the guy in indiana that has another 50 minutes? so it really shows us that these time prices are allowing this equality of life because now people have more and more time to be able to devote to other activities. >> host: you talk about the issue of innovation surprises in your book "superabundance." is innovation incremental or are there surprises? >> guest: yes, we would divide into, there is this idea of continuous innovation where on going to go at three, four, 5% a year year but then you also have these punctuated equilibrium periods. pony express for example, is going along assembly of the telegraph, boom, you get this big gain all in one day. one day it takes this much time and the next it's like, wow. so you have these punctuated equilibrium is schedules of s continuous innovation that occurs constable of those are happening around us. we get this big surpr

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it is getting less and less ice.— and less ice. this norwegian archipelago _ and less ice.e. this norwegian archipelago is warming - and less ice. this norwegian archipelago is warming six i archipelago is warming six times faster than the global average. there is much less ice here to reflect heat and more exposed ocean to absorb it. these beluga whales are swimming and water that is much hotter than it used to be an all wildlife here in svalbard is having to adapt to this hotter world. you can hear them now. it is hotter in the water and it is hotter in the air too. melting here raises sea levels that effects weather patterns across the globe, in what is the northernmost settlement in the world, its life on the edge. houses are being moved and rebuilt. new barriers installed to stop avalanches triggered by the thawing ground. wherever a look around us. i _ thawing ground. wherever a look around us, i see _ thawing ground. wherever a look around us, i see change. - thawing ground. wherever a look around us, i see change. and - around us, i see change. and leadin: around us

this is 672 billion less than in 9 months of 21 years, by 896,000 loans, 36% less than in 9 months ofhe twenty-first year, the volume of issuance of e 3.2 trillion by 21, and the percentage is less than in 9 months of 21 years, but with i want to note that thanks to government support measures for new construction, 295,000 loans have been issued in the new building. this is only 13% less than nine month. and the volume of 1.5 trillion is 11% more than in 9 months of the twenty-first year , state-subsidized programs are the most popular. primarily family mortgages. it is she who now gives a significant increase in the number of loans issued. i can say that compared to 21 years, we have issued 57% more loans - this is almost 126,000 loans, and in money by 586 billion. this is 125% more than in 9 months of 21 years. we also propose to introduce a targeted housing support world in regions, based on the division into a regional cluster, depending on the structure of supply and demand, infrastructure for a person is the main protest of the construction industry. housing construction must be

we are less than 300 kilometers away from crimea, and less than 40 kilometers from sleek island. it is a volatile security environment close to our borders, but the menial naval forces have the capability to guard multiple security of each and every remaining citizen was out of every citizen belonging to the alliances and structure. we are part of the origins of ocean japan all over the new threat level as a result of russia's aggression in ukraine has made otherwise routine drills like this more intense. especially in this part of europe. the so called east and flank of nato, where the alliance has beefed up its presence following russia's full scale invasion of ukraine in february 2022, nato reinforced its multinational battle groups in poland and in the baltic states . the alliance also agree to establish for more in bulgaria, hungary, slovakia, and romania. this has brought the total number of these battle groups to aid extending nato's forward presence from the baltic sea in the north to the black sea in the south. nato now has some 40000 troops under its direct command in e

but the next days are going to be really, really crucial for less trust. and as for the chancellor, the 4th chancellor in a matter of months for the u. k. jeremy hunt and his new approach. how's that going down? i think people will need to digest. ah, what they're hearing, some of it is also quite complicated. financial owed market going on c. so not everyone will be following this really in detail, but what people are really feeling is, is their mortgages and the high interest rates that they will have to pay on their mortgages. and this is something that we're probably not ah, be, be reverse very, very quickly. so people will feel this pain for, for a while to come. and i think this is also why the competency economic competence of the conservative party for now really has taken a huge, huge head. and it will take some time ah, for the new chancellor to to be able to, to re live this economic competence and to revive it. okay, very good master in london for us. thank you very much for your update. last so many other global business stories making the new

effect on their security and on their future , those countries that are more western and that feel less a direct threat from the russian federation, for example , regarding an invasion there, they are more careful and restrained because, in principle, some people still have such an opinion: what, well, we will accept ukraine, and this will also provoke the majority of russia, for example, and we will have a third world war, although we remember we are the ones in bucharest in 2008, if the situation had been different, we wouldn't have been refused, then maybe russia wouldn't have attacked georgia and then ukraine . - just for that so that before submitting any such applications well, i'm just c- trying to understand, well, it's obvious to me , it seems obvious enough, maybe it's not obvious to m. in nato and it seems to me that everything is really obvious, because if nato was ready to fight right now, biden would not say that we will not do this from the very beginning. perhaps more productive as well to submit other applications, other applications, uh, cases mean now judicial reform,

economic cooperation, less interdependency, less trust, and possibly ultimately a less stable world. so ultimately the us imposed large scale restrictions on exports of semiconductors and chip making equipment to china just earlier this month. and washington expects tie one home to the world's largest trip make a to well to abide by the punitive measures. any nation or cooperation that wants to bypass the band would also need to apply for a special license. also from the united states. chinese government says the restrictions will ultimately weaken that of the global economy. to van ginger sent the trolley, placing camp for political purposes, the stabilizes the supply and industrial chain to others, and backfires on 1000 who will only further we can the already fragile. well, the economy really, while some western suppliers did cut trade ties to chinese chip makers in response to the u. s. export controls. a new report has concluded that e u countries may have to shut down production in parts of their automotive sector . that says, soaring energy prices cripple the power brokers of

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efficient and but unfortunately no less efficient and but unfortunately no less efficient and probably more efficient because what probably more efficient because what probably more efficient because what russian propaganda is now doing is russian propaganda is now doing is russian propaganda is now doing is playing with images playing with playing with images playing with playing with images playing with vocabulary uh playing with terminology vocabulary uh playing with terminology vocabulary uh playing with terminology and in some ways it's it is i would say and in some ways it's it is i would say and in some ways it's it is i would say overall a little bit more subtle or it overall a little bit more subtle or it overall a little bit more subtle or it appears to be a little bit more subtle appears to be a little bit more subtle appears to be a little bit more subtle but in some ways it is even more but in some ways it is even more but in some ways it is even more efficient and thus destructive so i do efficient and thus destructive so i do efficient and thus destructive so i do think

we will print less, borrow less.der less inflation and less debt, less inflation, no less for us later and for our children. to pay off this debt, money is not taken out of thin air anyway, construction is a good thing to remember, really, thank you very much yaroslav already zaliznyak, people's deputy of ukraine, he was with us in our etar, we talked a little about the budget, i learned the good news that 200 million have been saved on propaganda i don't know why we don't have a lot of uh, twitter, you bastard, or why we don't have a lot of twitter , genton gerashchenko, and my god, how do i read, well, i confess well, in principle, it seems to me that uh, you have to, well , sometimes there are very often well, first of all, look here for example, no one is commenting on this situation regarding the nobel prize. podolyak commented that this is the only more or less official reaction to the fact that ukraine received the nobel prize, and it sounds like this is a very strange understanding of the world of these these

and not less democracy. that they want more, and not less social inclusion.t they want more and not less opportunities for all. they want more, and not less respect and understanding among brazilians. to summarize, they want more freedom. equality. and fraternity in our country. >> the head of brazil's electoral authority says he thinks mr. bolsonaro will accept the results but his supporters are shown blocking highway ins two states after his loss. when lula takes office on january 1st, he will inherit a politically divided country. plagued by inequality. struggle to recover from the covid-19 pandemic. cnn east paula newton has more from sao paulo. >> reporter: theses than three years ago, this man was still in prison and stinged this stage add political comeback. he feels like a person who has been resurrected and he wanted to make sure to tell not just brazilians but the international community. he says brazil is back. the democracy has suffered and taken hits when you talk to people here about the institutions. what is going to happen now, though, is hope

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security of the aggressor country, dmitry medvedev, asking about donetsk bakhmut, now there are lessted battles here, our balcony is not beauty 42 the first room is a small room from the funnel, this is not beauty 42 the troops reported the capture of bakhmut several times, but the angry rashists are turning the city under the ukrainian flag into mariupol or volnovakh in the liberated liman , law enforcement officers continue to expose the terrible consequences of the muscovites' rule here, from mass burials to single graves in parks and near houses." little by little, life is returning to the city, against restoring the destroyed communications quickly, not just a bee, ours are lying prepared and unzrova chopped, there is also firewood in the basement well, we are so warming up in the donetsk direction, under fire from the occupiers, in the selidovska maryanska and avdiivska communities in lysichansk, the russians are hunting in the torsk and zarichny areas . one dead and one wounded are known. artery and artillery gas, there is no heating, there is no water, there is no water on th

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and some they were earning less. but on average the us born and immigrants were neck and neck 100 years ago. today, immigrants are coming from much poorer countries relative to us than they used to. so in the past immigrants were coming from, let's say, the top 30 countries in the world. of course, gdp per capita information a hundred years ago is not great, but roughly the top 30 countries today, nine out of ten of our ascending countries, countries we were sorry, nine out of the ten top sending countries. okay, the countries that send the most immigrants to the us are ranked between 90th in 150th in the world, out of around 200 countries. so we're pulling from very poor countries today the we relative to how we used. and so it's not surprising that are earning a lot less than us born now that's for the parents when the parents first arrive and stan is asking about just unconditioned on average given kids are being raised in these poorer households, how are the second generation doing and the answer that for many co

economic cooperation, less interdependency, less trust, and possibly ultimately a less stable world. the u. s. place sweeping restrictions on semiconductors and ship making equipment exports to china last week. washington expects tie one home to the world's largest trip maker to abide by the punitive measures. however, for any nation or corporation to bypass the bomb, they will need to apply for a special license from the u. s. the chinese government has responded to the decision, saying the move will only weaken the global economy to found ginger and the trolley, placing cad for political purposes destabilizes the supply and industrial chain puts others and backfires on 1000 who will only further weaken the already fragile world economy really well with some western suppliers, cutting trade ties to chinese chip makers in response to new us export controls. a new report has concluded that the you countries may have to shut down production in parts of their automotive sector. it comes with soaring energy prices crippled, big sweets of european industry and new cuts in the availability

do you think that could be a knock on effect for him or is that less of a risk? no, it's every country, ryan mean wither regards. we're on the, i'll you are. that's going to be a problem. it's a, you can put the genie back in the bothers me, a political fire storm regard, whatever move he makes, and there could be tangential impacts on tasa. how do you balance china look was happening in europe in the u. s. are these are gonna be from much some of the challenges in what i think will go down is probably one of the most overpaid emanate deal in tack probably in the last 40 years. while it's definitely going to be in and rescan me entertaining to see what he does with it, then i thank you very much for coming back on the show. again, it's a pleasure to have you but i want to take a look at some more of tech. from this week, sabrina castilla is on wall street for us. i'm sabrina. it's been a terrible week for almost all tech stocks except for apple by the looks of it. why was this week so bad? i mean, we're still in earning season and we got to a very mixed and very

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and less.opulation is just there. so let's see what honors we will show, but at the same time, even more than 100 people believe that our elections are fair and nobody they are not tampered with, well, this aggressive minority is becoming more and more aggressive, that is, the fear that u.s. president biden said about them, that even if the majority of republicans will help ukraine , they know that this is not a political move. the representative of the democrats really can be because the state department believes in the other, you know, already stated that, as i said , the head of the lower house has indicated the possible future. republicans and then their head becomes the speaker and he said that we will not give winter to ukraine a blank check yes ukraine is important but there are other priorities and you accept it very important this is what first of all, the republican party believes that not all, but the largest part of the giant party and a certain part from the left, these are the sam

so, there was less traffic than usual.would have been much, much worse. i decided still to come to pittsburgh. i came straight here from the airport. when i arrived, mayor gainey, who is not here right now, was there. and bobby and conner and john fetterman were all here along with the responders. you all told me about the emergency workers who pulled the survivors to safety. they were heros that day. and a complete catastrophe was avoided. but it never should have come to this. for too long we talked about building the best economy in the world and the best infrastructure in the world. we talked about asserting america's leadership. we talked about the best and the safest roads, railroads, ports, airports, and so much more. but now we didn't do it, we're finally getting to it. we're getting it done. we finally decided instead of being ranked number 13 in the world -- 13 in the world -- in united states, 13 in the world in infrastructure -- we should be ranked number one. so, instead of infrastructure week, which was a pun

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economic cooperation, less interdependency, less trust, and possibly ultimately a less stable world. while they are us, impose large scale restrictions on exports of semiconductors and chip making equipment, a china just earlier this month. washington expected taiwan home to the world's largest chip maker to abide by the punitive measures that any national corporation there wants to bypass the ban. would also need to apply for a special license from the united states. now the chinese government says the restrictions will actually weaken the entire global economy to vans, india offending arbitrarily, placing cabs for political purposes, destabilizes the supply and industrial chains, 2 hats of as and backfires on one south. it will only further we can me already fragile wild economy, really and wallow some western supplies, cut trade ties to chinese chip makers, a response to the u. s. export controls. a new report has concluded that e u countries may have to actually shut down production in parts of their automotive sector. that's as a soaring energy prices are crippling the power bro