but the happiness of the people of nauru did not last long.e phosphate turned into a black curse. country. after running out of natural resources, nauru became the poorest country in the world with the fattest people in the world. nauru, the country that ate itself, is a story. which also happened in venezuela and the result was inflation of 63 thousand percent, the highest inflation in the history of the world is related to venezuela, the events that economic experts believe to be rooted in the dependence of the budget on natural resources such as oil wells. the wells whose closing has become a fourteen-decade dream for us , we had a historical dependence on oil, which is so-called the heritage of gujri pahlavi, which has reached us. this historical dependence on oil revenues has made us subject to the curse of natural resources. optimism about oil revenues in the past years led to a decrease in oil revenues and inflation in the graph the saudi economy. economists. he says that the inflation graph will be reduced by reducing the budget defici

nauru it's a beautiful country. nauru is a small island in the middle of the pacific .ing, but of the pacific. interesting, but i might have another choice if i was one of these asylum seekers, because i keep reminding people they're coming from france. so they're coming from france. so they have a choice between france or rwanda. i mean, if i had a choice between living in france or living in rwanda, i don't know which way i'd go. >> what's the appeal of the uk , >> what's the appeal of the uk, do you think? you know, i mean, i mean, i know you're a close friend of this country, but you can be slightly more dispassionate, perhaps, than we can be. what is it about the uk? why do they? >> they might have relatives here. they might think it's easier to get a job here. it's a less regulated labour market, andifs less regulated labour market, and it's a country that speaks english. and so english is the sort of lingua franca of the world. >> and we're a soft touch. >> and we're a soft touch. >> right ? i >> and we're a soft touch. >> right? i mean, >> and we're a soft touch

but the happiness of the people of nauru did not last long. phosphate white became the curse of black. country. with the depletion of natural resources, it became the poorest country in the world, the fattest people in the world, nauru, a country that ate itself, a story that in venezuela, this historical dependence on our oil revenues is subject to the curse of our natural resources. optimism about oil revenues in the past years led to a decrease in oil revenues and inflation in the saudi economy. economists say that the inflation graph will be lowered by reducing the budget deficit with a slice of stable tax revenues. one of the most important examples is the increase in tax revenues. of course result. living with oil revenues is a 4% share of taxes from the gdp. in order to correct this path in the 7th plan, it is targeted to increase the tax to gdp index to 10% by realizing the 80% share of taxes from budget expenditure credits. well, doctor, we have seen the report. in order to increase the share of taxes in the budget, has there been a p

you know, like, 15 people killed under that system and manus island and nauru and generally, 45 people, you know? people who want to know about this, who want to know about, understand this system, how it is brutal, can definitely go and find something on the internet and many people have been working to expose this system. been working to expose this s stem. �* ., been working to expose this s stem. �* . �* ., system. and and behrouz, tell us a bit about _ system. and and behrouz, tell us a bit about your _ system. and and behrouz, tell us a bit about your life - system. and and behrouz, tell us a bit about your life now. i l us a bit about your life now. i don't think my life is don�*t think my life is important in this context but i am in new zealand and i live in wellington. so i�*m just doing my work, writing and doing advocacy and soon i will visit europe for a conference in a university which is about camp studies. but really, what is really important, how australia has become an example in the world. how australia has been active to introduce this policy, this brutal policy to

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tried to come to australia that way they wouldn't be processed in australia, they be processed in naurur to make thatjourney, so we destroyed the people smugglers business model and saved many lives. it was hard for some people who wanted to make thatjourney, obviously, as you've just heard, there is no doubt about that, but we did save many hundreds of lives, if not thousands by stopping the practice. 50 not thousands by stopping the ractice. ,, �* not thousands by stopping the ractice. i. �* not thousands by stopping the ractice. ,, �* ., practice. so you're saying that the means justify _ practice. so you're saying that the means justify the _ practice. so you're saying that the meansjustify the end _ practice. so you're saying that the meansjustify the end and - practice. so you're saying that the meansjustify the end and then i practice. so you're saying that the i meansjustify the end and then with means justify the end and then with regards to the policy of the boats. you've also recommended this push—button policy on the boats to the uk despite the un singer dangerous and illega

thenin forth, our diplomatic presence.c we've opened two new diplomatic entities in cook islands in nauru. when you do get a diplomat out there and we need to look at where there are other places where we can have more diplomatic relations. we have to build of those embassies so that they see we are serious about that, and get our presence. and then finally i haven't spoken about ambassador read who is our special envoy to the pacific islands forum. she's amazing and where to give her the resources so that our presence can be felt and she's going to be on the front lines really on the front lines of our diplomacy and to think that since a very strong signal of how important relationships are with the pacific island countries. so again giving herla the resources that she needs to ensure that her presence is seen and respected. >> i certainly heard the same of peace corps. it's not uncommon to talk to a pacific island leader who they themselves were taught by a peace corps volunteer or had a film a taught by a peace corps volunteer. >> they said to me peace volunteers -- peace corps volunte