was the controversy of or nafta lead to further changes. meanwhile, us present donald trump a critical the agreement, renegotiated it in 2020. he raised the local sourcing requirements. once again, this time to 75 percent of the cars value. another challenge for automakers, final assembly of all vehicles must take place in north america or in another free trade partner of the us. and then beginning in 2025. the new law prohibits sourcing components and minerals from china altogether. and that's a problem. china is the world leader and lithium ion battery, manufacturing, accounting for 79 percent of total production capacity. the us pales in comparison and that's just lithium. finding alternative sources won't be easy. the us has some critical mineral deposits as free trade partners like canada, australia, and chilly. but experts, the most nations are still the early stages of extracting and refining. and it's a process, it's actually quite dirty and complicated. so we're not looking any quick solution for this key element in the oh, the battery process. if we've simultaneously insist w

yes, nafta beat nafta on friday in minsk at 10 on saturday and reference.sed belshina two zero. pruning dynamo slutsk-2-1 on sunday gomel 3:2 defeated shakhtar and energetik bgu lost to nemon 1:3. belarusian classic match dynamo-bots for the participation of the borisov team in the european cup has been postponed. in the first game of the playoffs of the conference league qualification, we remind you that bate lost to the balkan football club from kosovo 1.4. i would like, of course, a group, but after 1.4 we won’t see the game anymore, but still we won’t store football ahead of time. let's remember march e, barcelona-psg, anything happens, so let's believe in our guys to the end and not water them ahead of time. well , i never water. i'm just worried about protecting the butt. eh, there is someone to worry about. you survived, on the contrary, send them. all the best european cup. you argue badly. fine. how do you look at the game on the result and being acting footballers. no, there is some progress compared to those years, because for a long time i think

that nafta had brought jobs to mexico and left -- akron and flint dotted. there is a lot of public anger and dissent, that things have not gone as well. people are worried, only new immigrant treasurer the american dream. others find it is hard to attain. >> you have taught at rice, tulane, other universities. with technology. has education morphed, is a traditional four year college still a strong approach. ? >> in person education is essential. i do not want to deal with ai, with lots -- with bots. a lot of education is about human interaction. you want to be in a classroom with students discussing the book, arguing over a point of history. this is not just my belief, online learning we did during covid was disappointing. a generation lost. there are colleges that are vibrant, expensive, there are problems of who gets in and who doesn't. but getting the privilege of getting to spend four years in an environment with others your age and learning about the world is the golden name in the u.s.. >> you mentioned the bookstore has been your favorite tour, the

rafsanjan and zob ahan textile with sepahan and abadan steel and nafta will line up together. a report of the national men 's fencing championship in flor weapon was held today . the competition was good. the number of participants was much more than the previous year. we should try more, we played very good games, i am very good players, in my opinion, the competitions are very good, with the latest rules of the day , the safety of the athlete is judged, and it causes the lack of fighting or long times that you and i are created through the web, and the rules change giving fish the rules to we appointed referees every day of the week, and the athletes changed the rules this morning. the other day, he said that during the battle, the presence of young people alongside adults made the country 's competitions more attractive . title competitions have been given a lower price for this field, but since the work in palestine has changed, they are planning to bring an international coach. on wednesday, with his presence in the report of seyyed mehdi hosseini, the host of the radio a

the samara region, oil and gas production is engaged in one of the three divisions of ritek, samara naftaic and technical testing ground, where development is underway to test the introduction of new technologies, including for production of viscous oil at the northern fields of the region is more than half of the 44 million tons of proven reserves. we got the effect by reducing the viscosity of the oil and cleaning with a caring zone. e from three to seven tons, and additional production per ton. uh, running out of two total accumulated loot at the moment. we already have more than 11,000 tons left, and after ten wells this year , they plan to implement the technology at three more wells in order to arrange vehicles and special equipment , mount and connect equipment to well enough about three hours for 1 hour of the working process for the injection of carbon dioxide . about five are served inside the post. tons of the nearest source, which we have here in togliatti. this is the main generally large producer of co2 in russia . here, just on these nearby deposits, we have the minimum lev

samara region , oil and gas production is engaged in one of the three divisions of ritek , samara naftaa scientific and technical testing ground, where the development of testing the introduction of new technologies is underway, including for the production of viscous oil in the northern fields of its region more than half of the 44 million tons of proven reserves. by reducing the viscosity of oil and cleaning at the intake zone, we got the effect of three to seven tons, and additional production by one ton. uh, ends two total accumulated production at the moment. we already have more than 11,000 tons left, and after ten wells this year, the technology is planned to be implemented at three more wells, in order to arrange vehicles and special equipment, install and connect equipment to the well , it takes about three hours for 1 hour of the workflow . about five tons of carbon dioxide are pumped into the tail, only two are supplied from the nearest source, which we have here in togliatti . this is the main generally large producer of co2 in russia here, just here, on these nearby ones, o

with some $62.00 and a half percent of the total buy the vehicle has to be produced in north america. nafta essentially created an auto production chain that stretched from one end of the content to the other inter mexico into one of the world, automotive heavyweights. and then there's something with this machine color. the mexican automotive industry is at the same technological level as the international automotive industry. how can what be interested in that they told me cool. in fact, the 6th mexico is the 6th largest automobile producer in the world. i even think what of all, there are 24 plants assembling cars or components for the major automotive brand new mexico or company. and all of them are preparing in varying degrees to integrate into production of electric cars and what places and making cool in the us is that the bundle going by your own little be able to see that by david. i see a pollution delta move is it looks like this, so the controversy are now to let the further changes. meanwhile, us president donald trump critical the agreement, renegotiated it in 2020. he raised t

rule some $62.00 and a half percent of the total by the vehicle has to be produced in north america. nafta. essentially created an auto production chain and stretched from one end of the content to the other inter mexico into one of the world. automotive heavyweights into something with this machine gun that the mexican automotive industry is at the same technological level. as the international automotive industry helped him with the internet and not the actual mission cool. in fact, fixed mexico is the 6th largest automobile producer in the world. i even think what people are 24 plants, assembling cars or components for the major automotive brand and mex, the co, full going into into all of them are preparing in varying degrees to integrate into production of electric cars with leases and making cool in the system. to bundle goodbye, you're on open little to see that by david r. c. i pollution dell to move it as electrical. the controversy are now to lead to further changes. meanwhile, us present donald trump critical the agreement, renegotiated it in 2020. he raised the local sourcing r

explosion , the prosecutor general of russia ordered to check all gas stations in dagestan that burned out nafta wave was located next to residential buildings, turned them into ruins elena erofeeva olga alenkina. nikolai zakharov sarkan magomedov ivan malyshev konstantin lead. premier mikhail mishustin visited the key enterprises of the space industry that produce rockets and engines in samara. dmitry petrov will tell you what he paid attention to. so far , of course, it will not work to discern a rocket in this design. this is just one of the shells, well, just a drum. they will weld. butt to butt, here there will be nine transverse seams shells. and the total length of the structure will be 18m, such a cigar-shaped structure. it will be filled with 500 cubic meters of kerosene before the start. this will be the tank for the new soyuz-5 medium light-heavy rocket. it is still under construction welding technology, premium mixing. this is a new technology in rockets of the space industry in russia, thus obtaining even stronger joints compared to argon welding. and this is critically important be

transfer the naftogaz group initiated a full-scale invasion maneuverable boxers lviv and ukrsstanz nafta were involved in the mooring of tankers, and with oil at the pivdenny a sea terminal, they will now serve as a reliable support for our defenders in the ranks of ships to pay tribute in ukraine, they are speeding up the design of the national military memorial, the relevant decision was adopted by the government, this document also regulates the mechanism of allocating land plots for these needs , according to prime minister denys shmygal, it is about creating such a cemetery on the territory of the gatna community in the kyiv region, the head of government emphasized that ukraine should honor the memory of the fallen heroes earlier kyiv council has already agreed to the allocation of land for military personnel memorial cemetery in the bullring with a total area of ​​almost 100 hectares cultural life don't stop at this moment the opening ceremony of the odesa film festival is in progress however, this year it is taking place in chernivtsi our chechen war is currently at the scene and

the burned-out nafta 24 was located next to residential buildings. into ruins. elena erofeeva olga alenkina. nikolai zakharov sarkan magomedov ivan malyshev konstantin lead. exhibits worth tens of millions of pounds were stolen from the british museum, and they were sold on the internet, the museum management knew about this and did nothing, according to delimail, in order to maintain its reputation, one of the largest museums in the world has already admitted the loss of many items from the collection, including gold coins and jewelry alleged thief. one of the museum's curators, peter hicks , was fired but has not yet been charged. well, hicks himself denies everything. the flight of the russian automatic station luna 25 is going well. what data has already been obtained with its help, will alexandra perfilieva tell? this is the first photograph of an earth satellite taken by the luna 25 station south pole crater winter. on the far side of the moon in orbit, the station not only measured the fluxes of gamma rays and neutrons from the surface, but al

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see right here to and finally, the chun dry and 3 robot has begun to explore the surface of the move nafta. india became the 1st country to learn to craft the velocity unexplored south pole. andrea and 3 transmitted these images of its solar powered vehicle excepting to conduct experiments for the next 2 weeks. emission success as both massive celebrations in india. and so in a default country to put off a lunar landing, relatively low cost of around $75000000.00 induced as a next plans to attend a month emission to them. i just want to remind you about top stories. there's our gym and media reporting that last year as a task done with badly damaged and illustrated gas pipelines that'd be linked to ukraine. volt trust is that b f dash be equal magazines by bank of coverage, fresh clothes, which revolve around 6 met when 2 jobs for the lease to be the separatists. donald trump has been formally arrested in the state of georgia over alleged attempts to overturn. i'm just going to try to election and historic the 1st the police photo was taken on screen for the president, richard posted on so

nafta, zhikharam did not recommend us to live the fish caught below, the stretch of the nebes of thejazz, the fences of stained water and water for irrigation are again open to the health of crayfish and pisces for usedy, calling out for klopotshinnosti, and navukoutsingovoriya that soprudy is peueffekt, not knowing, tis connected. it is directly with the flood of the alley that the minavita is so eco-friendly the strata inflicted by the states of montana along kul men are marked out by yak and at the shirogu inshi-khawara by the shikhuns of the yakei that they have been trying for more than a month in the united states, the catastrophe in the state of ohio has become the most violent there in the fierce united states beheld tyagnig and equipping 20 tanks of unhurried chemicals for several days. lada's side was tortured by a pacu disaster. people were breathing from the rue gas and only then the evacuation began. deer looking wife the scarhe of the butchers and the ecologists. on the right , they hushed up not a pie-maker, not a settlement, unprofitable waste of ramira, a canian char

with colleagues from belarus and today for chemistry enterprises such as a nitrogen garden such as naftarsk, oil refinery we are ready to offer such equipment that there is simply nowhere else to get and this is how we work, for example, on the creation of equipment for deco king, such equipment was previously supplied only in the united states of america saratov oblast is an agricultural region. last year , it took fifth place in russia in terms of grain harvest and first in sunflower harvest and such a high yield. it was the belarusian technique. in fact, they have replaced these products, they have replaced the equipment that foreign companies have now stopped supplying us to russia, therefore, for us , the topic of agricultural machinery equipment, as well as components for it , is very island, and so that there is no shortage of either equipment or components 50 km from saratov, a dealer mass center was built as a result of smart logistics. it is located right next to the federal highway. here cars are serviced not only in saratov, but also in all the nearest regions of russia at th

i mean, clinton did it as much destruction as ronald reagan, maybe more nafta, fcc, glass-steagall andeverything else. so destroying 70% of the original recipients on welfare were children and and and ralph's argued, you know, if we can pull five, ten, 15 million people away, that's the only mechanism we have left to put pressure on the democrats. but of course, that didn't happen. and i'm very frightened where we are and what's coming, i think informed by i went through in yugoslavia that unless that, you know, the rage these trump supporters while expressed in very frightening ways, is not illegitimate. they have every right to be enraged. um, unfortunate only that rage is being directed. it often is by demagogues the vulnerable towards scapegoats and. and so let's hope i there is the new york times has reported that there have been contact with putin's security advisor. let's hope for negotiations let's hope that the russian troops with draw there is some kind of ceding of land for peace because we just had a either a missile, some kind ordnance slammed in poland, four miles inside

instatus posts the right pivoting back to the center for example international trade and becoming less naftaade base and more tariffs instituted to china and host of positions and sentries positions of the right or left on trans issues or border or whatever it may be. absolutely falling off the left side of the earth. pete: no doubt. that pertains to the nature of open borders and here's more of what then candidate biden said in november of 2006 to the south carolina rotary club on tape and let me tell you something, folks. people are driving across that border with the tons. tons, hear me, tons of everything from by-products for meth to cocaine and heroin. it's all coming up from corrupt mexico. will: seems an obvious issue and seems like a truth teller in 2006 and that problem is only exacerbated since 2006 because you know about the issues with fentanyl. by the way -- pete: exactly, not list there had because it's even worse. will: he's scheduled to address overdose this is week. pete: what do you say if you're addressing overdoses? will: i don't know. pete: maybe say what he said in 2021

i did not like nafta, nato, ppp, w.h.o. every one of those organizations were ripping us off. i did not like isis. they were chopping off people's head and recording it. obama and bush, together in 16 years could put a dent in those peoples. i do not like the border. our property in southern california. i do not like the way people are coming across the border. with the wall, it is a deterrent. all the professional said it is a deterrent . for some reason, china is bringing the fentanyl and we do not know who is coming in. came in during covid. it is ridiculous. as far as the election, election night i was in florida. pennsylvania was up 800,000 was at midnight. i wake up 6:00 in the morning and he is down. who collects votes from midnight to six in the morning? i watch 2000 meals and i see these ballot boxes that come in the middle of the night with barrels for ballots. there is a concern about stolen election. it is absurd what is going on here. we have such a divide in this country. everybody against trump. what don't you like about him? host: it sounds like you do not like

example, you don't get spacex without elon musk, and you don't get all of those whether it was new naftaorm, a rebuilt military without a true disrupter in the white house. americans know that, and i think that's why you're seeing him dominate. cheryl: well, we'll see if there's any breakout start or or tomorrow night -- stars tomorrow night who emerges where the punches get thrown the most. i agree, governor desantis, good point, should get his body armor ready to go. you mentioned president biden, he briefly visited yesterday more than two weeks after the wildfires. not a warm reception for the president. he was actually greeted with jeers, frustration, there were protesters. there were even signs, congressman, that said no comment on them. now he's back on vacation in lake tahoe, and then we're just finding out this morning that these north dakota officials are investigating -- nevada officials are investigating his deal to stay at tom steyer's $18 million mansion, basically violating a local housing law, congressman. you can't make this up. >> yeah. cheryl: go back really quick to pr

to enable an resilient -- a resilient total force that determines the use of bio weapons, response nafta -- rapidly to natural outbreaks and maximizes biosafety and bio security for laboratories globally. we have no choice if we are to effectively government the national security strategy and the national defense strategy. the national defense strategy speaks of the growing risks of chemical and biological threats in the context of the strategic competition with near peer competitors but we are not only concerned with china and russia. he must remain focused on the potential impact of existing and emerging biotechnologies that could be incorporated into any biological warfare program for purposes inconsistent with obligations under the biological weapons convection -- convention as well as action from nonstate actors. the national defense strategy also highlights significant transboundary challenges associated with pandemics and naturally occurring diseases. these threats impact the readiness and the resilience of our military forces. biodefense is no longer something that is the purview

he covered a wide range of topics, including nafta, tax cuts, crowd size, illegal immigration, the electionwhy they don't put melania on magazine covers anymore, the space force. it was quite a performance and he got it in just before tomorrow when the oscar nominations come out. >> inflation a death sentence for a country. you just can look back over the last 200 or 300 years, and you look at what inflation has done to many other countries. it is an absolute death sentence. but your sister diamond was taken from us much too soon. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: inflation -- inflation killed diamond? i don't know. and by the way, we're just getting started! >> i've done a tremendous amount of work for the african american population, the black population. and i always ask, what do you like better, african american, black, you know, there is many different terms. they said we like black. we like black. because i was always saying african american. but many people said we like black. >> jimmy: dr. martin luther king jr.'s dream has finally come true. it was more of a me-logy than a eulogy. it was enti

nafta is both modern belarusian and also an exhibition of permanent porcelain glass.ear from me. here is an example you will be given by such vladyka filaret when he somehow came to him to congratulate him on his birthday. i always went to see him on the twenty-first of march. ah, he had large crystal vases. that's how i'm in vladyka's mouth, it would be necessary to somehow donate to the museum. this is a museum value, especially since large vases are no longer made in crystal. take it from him earlier, then he gave his straw miter, which is now on permanent display. by the way, like vases. and why did i ask her for the metro, so we have the royal gates, there is a collection of ancient belarusian art and the exposition is constantly there there are gates, and the carved ones, so to speak, are presented in the exposition. there is a salt cellar gate, which is located at the branch of the sarapul museum. and so we already planned, when the museum catalog is completed , the exposition will be the royal gates of the 18th century. yes, vladyka philaret's emitter on the s

to be honest, because the russian space program has been a bit sidelines compared to nafta in the us. and it is more now that russia is competing against places like china, like india at that sort of level. where is the us hasn't much broad, wide to space program that that's heading out. there is definitely a lot of competitiveness, but still got a lot in the space industry, but there's also a lot of collaboration that's happening as well. i think that is important to remember. and as i said, space is big business, and there's a lot of people over the world to you want to be involved in that business. elizabeth fair saying that you are an astrophysicist, and you're the new that address guy at night magazine were thankful for you taking the time today. thank you very much. have a great a. the police in india has stopped a meeting of prominence activists and academics, the head of a g. 20 summit in new delhi. in september, nearly 400 participants had spent 2 days debating the g 20 agenda. some of them critics of prime minister under, under moody's government. they accused him of using t

the air, the 5 but through a storage tank and close the league of the potentially dangerous chemical nafta. residents living within 3 academies as of the marathon petroleum facility, were ordered to evacuate schools in the area. also, i pushed on lock down the space. x crew 7 mission blasted off on saturday for the international space station. 325. both our dragon. 6 who's made up 3 man and one winner from the us, denmark, japan, and russia is the 1st time. and that's the launch has had a crew with each member represented from a different national space agency. they'll carry out research to prepare for schuman exploration. beyond notice of it still ahead on the news out and support the levels across the spanish will come when a jenny and also antic team is gathering the mentor. jim, i will be here with that story. the frank assessments $3000000000.00. is it going to be enough to get focused on the economy back on track? the short answer is no informed opinions for those who are attempting to flee to chat. how dangerous is that? the journey is incredibly difficult for many people to manage

trump's worst nightmare, not just because he is facing criminal charges, which for any of us would be a nafta, it is that this is a place where the courts have really held up so far. you know, one of the things that trump could take away from something he did wrong was actually going to court to try and challenge the election because some of the best evidence in the january 6th case would be that he lost over and over and over again. and all the court said no. and so, here, he now has four, you know, it seems like at least for criminal cases. and his strategy is to never have a sort of trial where the public gets to see the evidence, where there is a place where facts and law matter. and he is avoiding, essentially, this sort of faulty made him go into court because he operates in this world of all spin, all what i tell you is the truth. and this is a place where so far the jury system and the judges have, you know, by and large, acquitted themselves very well. but it's one of the last bulwark's that we are seeing in place against, sort of the movement that trump is spearheading. >> andrew, a

i'm not like these chamber of commerce people, you guys hate nafta, you guys hate trade, you want todown the border. he intuited that. he was right on social security medicare, the base didn't care about that, and he was right about the animus that was dragging the tea party, which was barack obama is president, they're taking the country away. not they spent too much in the omnibus in 2009. that kind of conservatism, they spent too much on the omnibus, that was the first ten minutes. it's like guys, they don't care. they do not care about spending. they don't care that they are busting the budget. murdoch cares about that, mike pence probably really cares about, if that's not your party guys, and there is no theory of the case, other than vivek, for what party actually is. vivek ramaswamy has an idea for what the party actually does and want, and what conservatism looks like, everyone else is grasping at weird different iterations that don't -- >> isn't his idea just the trump idea? >> yes, exactly. >> that's exactly what it is. >> the other thing that i saw, because they were mostl

i did not like nafta, nato, ppp, w.h.o. every one of those organizations were ripping us off. did not like isis. they were chopping off people's head and recording it. obama and bush, together in 16 years could put a dent in those peoples. i do not like the border. our property in southern california. i do not like the way people are coming across the border. with the wall, it is a deterrent. all the professional said it is a deterrent . for some reason, china is bringing the fentanyl and we do not know who is coming in. came in during covid. it is ridiculous. as far as the election, election night i was in florida. pennsylvania was up 800,000 was at midnight. i wake up 6:00 in the morning and he is down. who collects votes from midnight to six in the morning? i watch 2000 meals and i see these ballot boxes that come in the middle of the night with barrels for ballots. there is a concern about stolen election. it is absurd what is going on here. we have such a divide in this country. everybody against trump. what don't you like about him? host: it sounds like you do not like t

that nafta had brought jobs to mexico and left -- akron and flint dotted.here is a lot of public anger and dissent, that things have not gone as well. people are worried, only new immigrant treasurer the american dream. others find it is hard to attain. >> you have taught at rice, tulane, other universities. with technology. has education morphed, is a traditional four year college still a strong approach. ? >> in person education is essential. i do not want to deal with ai, with lots -- with bots. a lot of education is about human interaction. you want to be in a classroom with students discussing the book, arguing over a point of history. this is not just my belief, online learning we did during covid was disappointing. a generation lost. there are colleges that are vibrant, expensive, there are problems of who gets in and who doesn't. but getting the privilege of getting to spend four years in an environment with others your age and learning about the world is the golden name in the u.s.. >> you mentioned the bookstore has been your favorite tour, the mo