you know i have _ middle east as well as asia. you know i have to _ middle east as well as asia. s well as asia. you know i have to ask you, if you were still in the state department, what would your advice be to the current administration? you would your advice be to the current administration?— would your advice be to the current administration? you know, mark now m main administration? you know, mark now my main focus _ administration? you know, mark now my main focus and _ administration? you know, mark now my main focus and advice _ administration? you know, mark now my main focus and advice to - my main focus and advice to colleagues in the administration is a, to keep up what you're doing because there is a keen focus on effort on keeping allies and partners, and understood unity on how we speak about our interest globally. the second is we are in a period of increased tension, there needs to be greater efforts to improve dialogue between china and the us. in the height of the cold war, the us and the soviet union maintained dialogue and the means to prevent miscalculation

all, it was the biggest, you know, you'll be talking for all the apply for countries such as middle east asia, what we believe, right? we need to make and we need to know that no one countries able to place. all right, so what does it mean? you would have to get you applied for several countries to have a cookie replacement or the russian barrels? i see is asia prepare for the winter? they are not necessarily known for a green agenda like europe. so i think that's because the market is not able to predict. right. and your will have a better idea of prediction. awkward, probably monster. but i'm not even countries that heavily on natural gas and cultural really starting to change the very to the judge and the good, the expected, you know, competition, natural gas competition, cold bull, especially so the low to ensure that even if there's a hole in the handle now the thing now some of the other countries that you're thinking all the stuffing time which has been, i don't know how to avoid any power shobit, you know, and this is really interesting because you actually should be going to be the d

most expensive treasure because ot for example, if you take the successful countries of the middle east, asia 20 to 200,000 people to study abroad every year. to see the mentality, but they remain ukrainians, this is the greatest gold in which we should invest and this is the future that will be made by ukrainians who have seen the war, who have actually seen it, i think, which putin brought here today, but who want a normal, bright future, not worse , but they don’t want either to agree to some alternative to that, understanding that now we need a war, now the first task is to win, return our people, return our lands, but it is possible to lay down these principles of future reconstruction and here i agree with scholz that part of this reconstruction can take place even now, because there are things that we need , for example, the contents of destroyed cities, we still have to prepare the houses for winter, we need to restore the heating somewhere , somewhere. you are romanticizing the situation, do you really think that everyone who left will return, the more if we are talking about even 30

well, with the, the younger generation of people right across the middle east, across asia, across africa, or one might just say altogether, the, the global south china doesn't have the same hawkish, stigma attached to it. how will the u. s. image globally impact the forthcoming future generations of world leaders as compared to china's what will this image shape the future of geo politics? i'm so glad you asked that. i'm an american and i, i, i big my country to, to do a pivot here and to clean up at zack, i mean, 20 years in afghanistan. and how did that turn out? i had tried to process this now when i was 21 years old. the afghani tree treated me so wonderfully. no, i'm serious. now, look at 20 years of wrath of american ravaged in afghanistan. hillary clinton said my war about going in the libya. how's that war turned out? there's slave market. there's women being bought and sold and slave market. in libya, we've got to stop this confrontation. there's no reason there should be a war in ukraine, except that we poke the bear with missiles on my porch. i've got to open the door and reac

increasing communication with friendly countries , primarily with the countries of the middle east, southeast asia, the asia-pacific region , business ties between our countries are strengthening , the volume of transportation, including non-commodity goods, is growing, despite all the attempts to expand sanctions and restrictions. dear friends, our event is held on the eve of the day of the transport worker. taking this opportunity, i wholeheartedly congratulate all of you on the upcoming holiday on the people of your professional sphere, drivers builders, logistics programmers, representatives of many other related specialties, there is a special responsibility from the results of your work, the implementation of the most important infrastructure projects of the country directly depends on the expansion of lake baikal, the amur trans-siberian railway, the construction of new high-speed highways, seaports, bridge structures, the modernization of the aerodrome network of everything that allows you to provide uninterrupted transportation of people, goods, reliably, if you want to connect the region

middle east. south and east asia in the asia-pacific region, it should be noted that traffic volumes are growing .ly raw materials in e, the raw sector, but also outside the raw sector, and the russian transport forum itself will last 4 days and it is necessary to say that this is not only a business program, but also a large-scale exhibition, where more than 70 companies present their most modern exhibits and show what the transport industry is capable of today. maria thank you , my colleague maria slobodyanskaya works at the transport of russia forum. in the kherson region, under rocket fire , several people were injured in a boarding house in skadovsk. now they are hospitalized with details. margarita semenyuk and the blast wave in the woman's house knocked out the windows, removing glass fragments a resident temporarily insulates empty frames with plastic wrap. i didn't go out. it was at night. it was scary at one in the morning, ukrainian militants. skadovsk was covered with rocket fire, according to operational data, the nationalists fired six rockets, four shot down air defense, two hit civ

most live in south east asia, the middle east, the sahara region, and north africa.he good news -- the situation is not hopeless. let's take a look at saudi arabia. an initiative, called "the al baydha project," has developed a system for regenerating the land using flashfloods. these videos shared on social media in 2021 show what rainfall in saudi arabia can look like. but most of the valuable freshwater in the region runs off or evaporates. >> we said ok, well, if we can catch flash floods and get that water in the ground, then that becomes a sustainable source of water, even if it's only happeng, you know, every 18 months or every 20 months, or whatever. >> this is neal spackman, specialist in regenetive agriculture and former director of the al baydha project. together with the local community, neal spackman and other agcultural scialists have been building dams, terraces, and kilometers of ditches. the idea is to channel the floodwaters to where they are needed and retain them. ere, they can be reabsbed. these are methods that the likes of the incas used hundre

i think in africa, parts of the middle east or asia...ent pentagon defence strategy review, as the fundamental, most important threat to the united states. the chinese, if you have to line them up anywhere in this conflict, they are sympathetic to vladimir putin. i think actually the chinese are very angry at vladimir putin right now. he woke up nato. he woke up the united states. he's got us all talking about improving, increasing production of weapons. the alliance, i think, is closer now than we've been in many years. and there's been an energising of our capabilities and intelligence capabilities. and europe is waking up, so that if — if — the united states ever got into a conflict in china, i think that europe is waking up to its responsibilities... you say if. actually, you also kind of say when, because not so long ago, when we chatted about the possibility of military conflict between the us and china, you said it could come within five years. do you think the united states, what you've seen over the last six months, and we've dis

human rights activists at a conference on alternative security, they were people from the middle east, africa and asiathey have no idea what is happening and why we have changed our security paradigm and we need explain to them that we should invest in africa, i spoke with some of your fellow citizens now they are going to go to africa explaining in nigeria sudan ghana in other countries what is happening and about that in general, this war is just basically being fed this russian disinformation, so we have to support them. there are a lot of vulnerable groups, people are starving, they are affected by the food crisis. we have to make sure that they are of the same opinion as us, then putin will not be able to win the war because he will be completely isolated, but this is a big work and for that we need to stay together in europe in the european union it will be possible let's wait and see let's work together try to do everything possible but i see how much has already been done in within the framework of supporting ukraine, putin cannot win this war and the synod he is speaking because we have our o

farm as much as $500 million of new funding into emerging and diverse vc managers in africa, asia, the middle eastd central eastern europe. staying in the world of global vc's, global evolution is scouting for measures from asia and the middle east. they've raised 500 million dollars with a target of $750 million. expected to close in the first quarter of 2023. caroline: loving how you follow the money. that eight of u.s. ceo discussing layoffs, discussing the chip sector and competition. this is bloomberg. ♪ folks, it looks like we're gonna have to land this big old bird earlier than expected because it's the xfinity black friday sale. get the fastest mobile service with xfinity mobile. yeah, we'll be cruising in to get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited for just $30 each per month. oh my! plus, for a limited time, get 500 dollars off an eligible 5g phone. even you in 22c. flight attendants, prepare for big savings. drop everything and get to the xfinity black friday sale. click, call or visit a store today. >> welcome back to bloomberg technology. i'm caroline hyde in new york. the conferen

that the biden administration was not very successful in terms of diplomacy in africa or the middle east or in asia are really difficult conversations but i would give them a poor rating for public diplomacy in the global south but nevertheless, nothing is worth more than victory and what is not worth more than winning i was in taifa about two months ago i i want all ukrainians to know that there is not a single group of people on the entire globe who would insist on being from ukraine, who would not stand by ukraine, who would not want ukraine to win, and in taiwan, people want ukraine to win, they understand better than others what if you win it will have very important consequences for their democracy for their freedom for their containment of china i think everyone sees that ukraine will win and that is very important and that is why the americans continue to support you i just want to remind all of us we have topics for the discussion diplomats will explain why this is important, but the victory itself will provide more positive opportunities for the coalition around the world to counter and f

here, a territory of more than 200 hectares will establish trade links between the middle east and central asiaere empty facilities will soon be erected. non-industrial facilities will become the logistics center of the entire volga region, there are conditions for this. there are also railway tracks very close to the m7 highway, and the volga will provide river communication in plans to build up more than 2,000 hectares. so far, only three facilities will appear here soon and an enterprise for the production of liquefied natural gas is cheaper it's more environmentally friendly, so for us, it's, uh, an added competitive advantage. uh, to reduce logistics costs for us, the center will become part of the new special economic zone of the republic of more than 5. thousands of new jobs, an incentive for the development of new technologies for water supply electricity, have already been spent long-awaited fuel gazprom gas will provide our heritage it must be consumed at our enterprises in order to produce competitive products so that our country does not develop, meanwhile on the other side. volga g

increasing the supply of belarusian goods to asia and the middle east is one of the priority tasks inramework of diversifying exchange exports. so, according to the results of 10 months of this year, external deliveries of goods under the made in belarus brand added 30 times in rs exports to uzbekistan, 21 times to turkey , sales to the chinese market also increased and in singapore belarus sakhalin oblast are increasing cooperation, so our country and the russian region agreed to increase the supply of agricultural products and equipment, this was discussed at a meeting of the working group in the relevant department. in general, according to the results of nine months, the trade turnover between belarus and the sakhalin region increased 3.7 times compared to the same period last year, both export deliveries and imports of products from the sakhalin region also increased. and now to the current exchange rates based on the results of the latest trading on the stock exchange the russian ruble has risen in price the euro-dollar and the yuan have fallen in price so the us dollar is worth

the festival is celebrating, the manasseh, your culture, which is the middle east, north africa and south asia. tonight we are celebrating south asia in another part of town. a mother picks up her children from school. she's a busy mother of 2 who works part time yet she's still find time to volunteer because there has received a record number of volunteer application. any people world cup this group of go on a fans live and work in cats, off they'll get to see that team play in a country. they've helped to transform apple products. although with everybody behind me, hey, you can make out the faithful fan festival. that's where up to 40000 support is can watch matches on big screen with .

was south asia night out as he was so homeric was that he a already all the way with reading the manasseh, your culture, which is the middle east, north africa, south asia. tonight we are celebrating asia. you have amazing roaming shows from drummers acrobat to dancers. it's our has worked hard to make sure that we can offer something for everyone. well, just around the corner we say boulevard is, of course they'll stadium. it's where the world cup fun is going to be held. that is the only one that's not and thousands of people heading that the good chance to test out the facility ahead of the world top golf course in the south asian festival or to get the sale of course. so no se the teams on the well cut, that doesn't mean those. sure to do question from that, but i liked with a quote back and continued. one thing is to show with the work up a couple of weeks away because i've been billed day by day with ah.

asia night and i'll just hear it. so how much was that to a already of the way with reading them and not the your church, which is the middle east, north africa, south asia. tonight we are celebrating asia have amazing roaming shows from the drummer acrobat a has worked hard to make sure that we can offer something for everyone. well, just around the corner boulevard is, of course they'll stadium. it's where the world cup file is going to be held, that the pony would come to that might have thousands of people heading that good chance to test out the facility ahead of the world top golf course in the south asian festival or to get the sale of course, i know se teams on the welcome. that doesn't mean there's no shortage of caution from that, but i like with like, with, oh, this is it. well back here, luther boulevard can continue one thing as a sure what the work up a couple of weeks away because i've been billed day by day a ah, this is allison here and these are the top stories. north korea is accused of launching for short range ballistic missiles. the latest and a series of.

now this fight should be equally intense everywhere, including in the middle east in europe in asia ,n the middle east less intense, so they turn a blind eye to their current bitch words, yes, in the words of one of the american presidents again, but uh, do not close their eyes to a those countries where the united states no longer thinks it should be there. uh, the main place of application of their, uh, efforts, but uh, you need to understand that the world has really become so multipolar so diverse that commitment the united states. the same policy. including double standards, it weakens the position of the united states everywhere, and the middle east is a very clear illustration of this, the united states is losing its positions there. that's when they start. and other countries teach, but the need to promote lgbt values, they, but simply push these countries away from themselves, this is typical for africa, this is typical for the middle east, this is typical for latin america according to the ancients. naturally. you know i agree with that, but i i would like to offer one thing

examples noted that our side is now building up communication with friendly countries of the middle east and asiame , the authorities will allocate more than four trillion rubles for the transport system for the next 3 years about how the industry manages to withstand sanctions pressure and find opportunities to develop the reportage of my collegiate work. showroom of national projects of the central exposition of the exhibition transport of russia the industry has suffered significantly from the sanctions. will the country have enough resources to defend its technological sovereignty instead of american sabra and spanish amadeus, russian leonardo 2 weeks ago, 53 russian airlines completely switched to domestic systems. reservations, of course, reservations in the summer. this is a very big big result. i want to congratulate you on this transplant took less than a day. all flights departed on schedule. passengers felt this transition, of course, they felt it again. uh, i'm ready to bring changes on behalf of the airline for temporary inconvenience. there are not so many of them for all our passen

in the us but in large parts of western europe as well as a number of economies in the middle east as well as asia you were still in the state department, what would your advice be to the current administration? you know, right now my main focus and advice to colleagues in the administration is a, to keep up what you're doing because there is a clear focus on effort on keeping allies and partners, and there is understood unity on how we speak about our interest globally. the second is we are in a period of increased tension, but there needs to be greater efforts to improve dialogue between china and the us. in the height of the cold war, the us and the soviet union maintained dialogue as a means to prevent miscalculation and inadvertent acts that could create real crises. and i think the state of communication and the stakes are high stop and now it is important for policy members to be able to ensure that space is being carved out for the channels and coordination are necessary to offset the harder and more difficult parts of the risk assessment. the third and last is to also identify confidence

take for example the middle east and central asia there full of conflicts in the middle east 99.9% ofan in this very middle east, kyrgyzstan, the united states provoked tajikistan kyrgyzstan, maybe the united states provoked, i don’t know, but i don’t dare to say it, but tajikistan and kyrgyzstan , for example, azerbaijan, the united states, you already know more than one percent in aggregates. it depends how much candy you count? yes, how much do you count around the world, but at least i understand exactly that's when yes, i'm just, yes, just, i 'll just tell you when i understand that the united states is declaring this whole territory, burning its vital interests, being. the devil knows where across the ocean and another continent, i understand for sure that when he declared this zone out of his important interests, he will act there, and i have never seen the united states work to extinguish the conflict. they have never seen anything like this on their inflation. by the way, like britain, this is putin's advertisement. barents sea in previous episodes with with a load of gas cyl

rush to judgment but i can tell you from my own experience having served war zones and the middle east and south asiae last thing you want to do is jump to conclusion based on any initial facts that you think you are collecting. you really have got to do a lot of work and emphasize as well there are intelligence community come i'm sure that looking at any indications or warnings, reflections from the russian military about this attack. this is a time president biden wants to make sure he gets all of the information he possibly can come engages with the nato allies, shares the information so we know as much as possible. the worst thing you can do is jump to conclusions. i think, unfortunately, we started to do that a little bit. just reflect how much of a hair trigger the so my call is an concern presently for president biden. he's made a lot of comments about armageddon and world war iii and we have to show message discipline and avoid that to throw away efforts to scare us. >> carley: we are known that president biden woke to this move is this missile strike that hit poland. he went on to hold an em

said that it is turkey that will be the operator of the interests of the united states in the middle east and asiait is a rising power and the united states will do everything to ensure that this happens. a few concepts. democrats don't want to bet on this. a truly smart and experienced politician who is trying as much as possible to increase the sovereignty of his own country with weak cards, a country that is dependent on exports, import-dependent is absolutely dependent on the west and dependence will lead to a terrorist attack with further political consequences. well, firstly, i think that there will be arrests, and everyone will be arrested under this barrel organ under this barrel organ. who only who is the opponent of erdogan himself. and then we will see how the west will react to this and you know. i wouldn't be at all surprised if soon within two weeks, there months and so on. and turkey will remove its objections to joining, and sweden and finland will yes to nato. are you sure. yes, yes, i'm sure, especially since especially , especially since they agreed you. so the most radical kurd

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for shipment to egypt, our company’s oils are also interested in other countries in africa, asia, the middle eastveries can amount to thousands of tons per year, production is growing for the domestic market taraskuchenko with details. another 900 types of oils and technical fluids international investment contract for the supply lubricants concluded between the egyptian hussey, adel and the russian oil company ntk nordoil, the document was signed by the head of the company curbs hussein adel and ceo . poked konstantin lyutikov. the world dreamed that we would not work and invest at all for 10 years. uh. today we will bite the contract and the first order. for me, there will be about 100 to 150 tons tipped specializing in the production of high quality lubricants for various needs, companies from cancer by iran, the pits of libya and nigeria, new contracts are being worked out. nordwayl can cover all the needs in this direction . ongoing work is being done. over the modernization of equipment, in particular, an automated oil bottling line is being increased and deliveries to the domestic market a

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banking operations have nothing to do with this illegal scheme that is practiced by central asia in the middle east here before us, and from here look in more detail. bolit wants to send $200 to her sister in dushanbe through a bank. it is not very convenient to do this, because documents are needed there, loss in courses, time and so on. he comes to the dealer of praise on the market, so to speak, the cold man gives him $ 200, who, in turn, tells him the digital code, he sends it by sms to dushanbe sister. with this code goes to the merchant for a cue to the local market. also cold. shows him someone learns and hands over and 200 dollars minus two or three percent as a reward for the service. that's all dealers settle among themselves by the delivery of goods, well or by other methods known, only they are simple and practical. yes, the east is a delicate matter. it remains only to find this. uh, well, in my opinion, they have already found teeth in their colleagues, there are some akhmat. he works at the hay market. and judging by the letter, and in this message it is his work. who buy it from gir

have to be compensated by increasing the presence of china in the markets of russia middle east countries in central asia africa, it is planned that for the economy as a whole, the nominal average monthly wage will be 1,938 rubles. in the public sector 1.454 and today the president approved the main directions of monetary credit policy for 2023. it will be focused on slowing down inflation to the level of 7-8% and maintaining financial stability. the refinancing rate is envisaged at 10-11% per annum exchange rate policy will be carried out in a floating rate mode based on supply and demand in the foreign exchange market. the collective west continues to supply weapons to ukraine. the british ministry of defense under the ward forward operated on only after healthy steps, short but confident, like this, with the help of crutches, a woman says. and then, it turns out faster than before the operation, pain in the knee, tormented for the last 3 years, could not decide on arthroplasty for a long time. and when the time came, i was even glad to say that our belarusian protest was tormented. i couldn’t make up

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investors. 25% came from the middle east, southeast asia.in that -- that was attributed to how well the team has done in china. we had nine ipos this year. it has already been a decent year. but you have to be more careful. you simply cannot pretend that none of these larger events will have an impact. >> will companies and you investing in in china? >> we have a strong semiconductor practice, ai, intelligent manufacturing, software-as-a-service which is a very slow build. the entire infrastructure in china has to be on softball it -- self developed software. >> we are also seeing this trend where they are trying to manage the risk domestically by going more global. >> it is something i see and it is something that is frustrating. you have to have people on the ground to make those investments. if you are saying you are doing crossover, late stage investments, it is a financial decision. if you are really looking to drive technology development, you have to be on the ground with that. a lot of senior partners are going overseas. i get it. it

investors, 25% from middle east, southeast asia, high net worth families outside the u.s.e risk -- that was a tribute to how well the team has done in china. we had nine ipo's this year. it has already been a decent year from the standpoint of normal venture-capital metrics. but you have to be more careful. you simply cannot pretend that none of these larger events will have an impact. haidi: what companies are you investing in in china? gary: we have a very strong tech practice, a strong semiconductor practice, ai, intelligent manufacturing, software-as-a-service, which is a very slow build but since china does not want any dependence on foreign software, virtually the entire infrastructure in china has to be re-hosted on self developed software. and then, health care. our health care team is very large, so we invest across a very broad range of health care. haidi: we are also seeing this trend where chinese funds are trying to manage their risk by glowing more global. do you continuing next year? gary: it is something that is quite frustrating. because of the venture cap

all about the vegetable is celebrating the manasseh, your culture, which is the middle east, north africa and south asia. tonight we are celebrating south asia in another part of town. a mother picks up her children from school. she is a busy mother of 2 who works part time. yet you still find time to volunteer cut there has received a record number of volunteer application up. any people world cup. this group of going to fans live and work in caps off. they'll get to see their team play in the country. they've helped to transport problem, although i got the ball park the prison, everybody. well, behind me, hey, you can make out the fee for fund festival. that's where up to 40000 support is good, much matches on big screen with in just a year, the u. s. government sent thousands of asylum seekers. buck to hate. if you've taken to the sea, you will not come to the united states portion back and i don't see the money carrying part in down full lines follows the lives of some of those deported. these people are just trying to have a better lives. no country for haitians. on a jesse, you know when the talib

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