the north atlantic treaty organization mobilized america's allies for defense against the soviets. the european coal and steel community, devised to help reconcile the former european enemies, evolved over time into that european community. stalin had overplayed his hand. by attempting to destroy international cooperation, he succeeded in stimulating it among more realistic lines. and not just through winston, cold war institutions like nato, as the rest recovered and united, growing in confidence, so it also breathed new life into some of the first set of postwar institutions like the gas in the imf. without the russians to obstruct them, they help to usher in the golden age of capitalism. a standard of living of ornery people rose to levels that would have astonished our grandparents. there were regional wars, but the economic and technological and military superiority of the west eventually reached such a peak that the commonest system was forced into first reform and then surrender and finally liquidation. none of this was preordained. it happened in large part because of what

the north atlantic treaty organization mobilized america's allies for mutual defense against the soviet steam roller. and european cold and steel community devised to help reconcile the former european enemies evolved over time into the european community. stalin had overplayed his hand. by attempting to destroy international cooperation, he succeeded in stimulating it among more realistic lines and not just through western cold war institutions like nato. as the west recovered and united, growing in prosperity and confidence, so it also breathed new life into some of the first set of post war institutions like the gat and the imf. without the russians to obstruct them, these bodies helped to usher in what the marxist historian edick hobsborn ruefully christened the golden age of capitalism. the standard of living of ordinary people rose to levels that would have astonished our grandparents. there were regional wars, but no direct clash between the superpowers and the economic technological and military superiority of the west eventually reached such a peak that the communist system was

now, this is next weekend, and actually, into next week, the north atlantic is dominated by low pressurensettled. but there's a lot happening on the weather front — let's summarise all of that. it's going to stay relatively calm until tuesday. early on wednesday, the weather will start to go downhill, particularly across western areas, with a stormier spell arriving sometime on thursday. hopes for nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe as she is released from house arrest in iran. her ankle tag was removed today as a five—year sentence came to an end. separated from her young daughter, she now faces a court hearing on another charge. her husband says the ordeal is not over: my emotional reaction is quite guarded about what this means, and we're still in the middle of it. we're still in the middle of it. as the prime minister calls for nazanin�*s permanent release and return home, we'll have the latest. also tonight: a big day for millions of children tomorrow as schools in england reopen to all pupils — a first step in easing the covid lockdown. the queen's message on the importance of duty as she ma

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at one time, millions of pounds of salmon were taken each year from 28 streams along our north atlantic of these streams yields any of this valuable food and game fish. in numerous places along our coast, see baiters are forced to travel many miles to find waters not contaminated. in one west coast area, an estimated 54 million miles are troubled each year by people whose home beaches are polluted. a beach resort on an eastern shore, which cost $5 million and gay pledge to thousands of people, was made unfit for use as a resort because of pollution. the recreation and economic losses due to pollution affect the lives of everyone of us. the united states public health service says -- >> pollution of our natural water cost the country $100 million annually, exclusive of many intangible losses. >> all of these losses can be avoided through sewage treatment and economical and difficult process. raw sewage, the collected waste of a community, is channeled into the plant. modern, efficient treatment plans employing processes developed by sanitary and consulting engineers and equipment manufac

the north atlantic treaty organization, mobilized americas allies, for mutual defense against the soviet steam roller. they devised to help reconcile, the former european enemies evolved over time into the european community. stalin had overplayed his hand. by attempting to destroy international cooperation, he succeeded in stimulating it, among more realistic winds. but not just through western cold war institutions like nato, as the west recover and united, prosperity in confidence, it also brand new life into some of the first set of institutions like the gatt and the imf. they marched in what has been ruefully christened the golden age of capitalism. people rose to levels that would have astonished our grandparents. there were regional wars, but no direct clash between the superpowers and the economic and military superiority of the west eventually reached such a peak that they were forced into first a reform, then surrender the communist system, and then finally liquidation. none of this however, was preordained. it happened in large parts, because of what churchill said here 50 yea

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week, andhursday's low, which could be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be mixed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds, potentially severe gale force, which could lead to some disruption. so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news, with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm philippa thomas. the queen stresses the importance of duty in her commonwealth day message hours before the broadcast of the much anticipated interview with meghan, duchess of sussex. pope francis prepares to leave iraq at the end of his historic

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now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week andtuesday's low. this is wednesday and thursday's low, which could be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be interspersed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds — potentially severe gale force — which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news. welcome if you're watching here in the uk or around the globe. i'm james reynolds. our top stories. the duke and duchess of sussex tell all in a deeply personal interview on us television — meghan says her treatment by the royal family and british press led to suicidal thou

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week andch could be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be interspersed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds — potentially severe gale force — which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. the duke and duchess of sussex tell all in a deeply personal interview on us television. meghan says her treatment by the royal family and british press led to suicidal thoughts. across two hours of revelations as they talked to 0prah winfrey

when the united states joined the north atlantic treaty organization as an impressionable young man for whom the revolutionary experience was life-changing james monroe developed a deep respect for george, washington. and those heavy days watching them's approbation and encouragement aid at monroe as he his public service career. over time as domestic politics and international relations evolved in the new republic that washington and monroe helped create their differences on policy became a personal estrangement never to be overcome while both lived. the last words that washington spoke in regard to monroe as we have seen we're in anger. or perhaps they were in frustration tinged with regret. 23 years had passed from the start of their war service together to washington's death. in an eerie symmetry 23 years after washington's demise and just six years before his own. monroe eloquently described the indelible impact that his former commander. had on him and possibly with sorrow himself for what had passed between them. let it be a benediction of sorts for this presentation. i saw him.

commitment to the alliance the united states' commitment to article 5 the mutual aid clause of the north atlantic treaty that went down well with allies he also made clear that the willing can determined to do everything that's needed to help modernize and reform nato to make it more resilient and to make it better for perth for global challenges such as cyber threats china's rise or other issues like climate change and nato secretary general told me yesterday that this is an unique chance to all to open a new chapter in relations with the u.s. and to understand how important it is we just need to remind ourselves of president trump former president trumps presidency and how he undermines trust between the u.s. and its allies are but there are some issues there that are not going away alexander because there is that contentious issue of the north stream pipeline project between russia and germany let's take a listen to what mr blinken had to say about that topic. president biden has been very clear in saying that he believes the pipeline is a bad idea. bad for bad for europe bad for the united st

is also the gulf stream system which has a huge influence on the climate not only around the north atlantic even down to the tropics and we have recently. studied with much stronger evidence that this system is already slowing. water from greenland diluting the oceans in the north and there is also growing evidence that the disproportionate warming of the arctic is affecting the jet stream and it makes the polar vortex more unstable so this exceptional cold breaks into north america into europe and this january and february have to do with the extreme war. of the arctic and so even our weather in the united states in europe is affected by these changes going on in the arctic. it's interesting i found a quote from you yourself you started to continue to start trying to dig up fossil fuels is absurd and you appear to be so sorry not just we're not just digging out resources but we're digging our own graves it's pretty trusting well yes all nations have agreed and the paris agreement to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees of possible $1.00 degrees and that means we have a limited amou

is also the gulf stream system which has a huge influence on the climate not only around the north atlantic even down to the tropics and we have recently published a study with much stronger evidence that the system is already slowing. water from greenland diluting the oceans in the north and there is also growing evidence that the disproportionate was. affecting the jet stream and it makes the polar vortex more unstable so this exceptional cold breaks into north america into europe and this january and february have to do with the extreme was. of the arctic and so even our weather in the united states in europe is affected by these changes going on in the arctic it's interesting i found a quote from you yourself you started to continue to start trying to dig up fossil fuels is absurd and you appear to be say saying not just we're not just digging out resources but we're digging our own graves it's pretty drastic well yes all nations have agreed in the paris agreement to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees possible $1.00 degrees and that means we have a limited amount of fossil fue

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week andd be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be interspersed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds — potentially severe gale force — which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news. the headlines: the first major television interview by the duke and duchess of sussex since they quit their roles last year as working members of the british royalfamily is being screened in the united states. prince harry and his wife, meghan, recorded the interview with their friend oprah winfrey last month. pope francis says iraq wi

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week, andure. that's tuesday's low. this is wednesday and thursday's low, which could be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be mixed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds, potentially severe gale force, which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: it's a big night for anyone interested in the royals, because harry and meghan�*s highly—anticipated tv interview with oprah winfrey is underway. it was recorded last month in los angeles. it comes after the duke and duchess of sus

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week andy's low. this is wednesday and thursday's low, which could be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be interspersed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds — potentially severe gale force — which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. welcome to bbc news. i'm james reynolds. our top stories: the duke and duchess of sussex tell—all in an deeply personal interview on us television. meghan says her treatment by the royal family and british press led to suicidal thoughts. across two hours of revelations as they talk to oprah winfre

now, the reason things turn very windy indeed is that powerful jet will develop across the north atlanticth, and this is wednesday's low, an even deeper feature which could bring some disruption. so for wednesday, we will see wet and windy weather spreading across england and wales. a bit of sunshine and showers across the north of the country before the very strong winds and heavy rain arrive across western areas later on wednesday and through wednesday night. slightly milder air moving up from the southwest, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds and all the rain. so through wednesday night into thursday, we are looking at the risk of gales or even severe gales, so stay tuned for the forecast for the latest details. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. at least four extremely powerful explosions have gone off in the west african state of equatorial guinea — killing 15 and injuring more than 500 people according to the president. pope francis celebrates mass in irbil — declaring that iraq will remain in his h

is also the gulf stream system which has a huge influence on the climate not only around the north atlantic even down to the tropics and we have recently. studied with much stronger evidence that this system is already slowing. due to melt water from greenland diluting the oceans in the north and there is also growing evidence that the disproportionate warming is affecting the jet stream and it makes the polar vortex more unstable so this exceptional cold breaks into north america into europe and this january and february have to do with the extreme war. of the arctic and so even our weather in the united states in europe is affected by these changes going on in the arctic it's interesting i found a quote from you yourself you started to continue to start trying to dig up fossil fuels is absurd and you appear to be say sorry not just we're not just digging out resources but we're digging our own graves it's pretty drastic well yes all nations have agreed in the paris agreement to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees of possible $1.00 degrees and that means we have a limited amount o

is committed to article 5 the mutual aid clause of the north atlantic treaty and you as also willingand determined to help reform nato to make it more resilient and better for perth for global challenges such as cyber threats china's rise or climate change and not to nato secretary general is told him back told us yesterday in an exclusive interview that this is a unique opportunity to open a new chapter in relations with the u.s. and to understand why it is so important we just need to remind ourselves of donald trump's presidency and how his presidents presidency change international relations and undermines trust between the u.s. and its international allies. as owner of the unfinished north stream 2 pipeline project between russia and germany that's a gas pipeline is still a major friction point in transatlantic relations secretary of state is now expected to tell his german counterpart point blank to stop it what do you make of this. well i mean i'm not surprised because the you ass position has not changed a day still think that north stream too is a bad idea and they want to s

there is also the gulf stream which has a huge influence on the climate not only around the north atlantic even down to the tropics and we have recently. studied with much stronger evidence that this system is already slowing. water from greenland diluting the oceans in the north and there is also growing evidence that the disproportionate warming affecting the jet stream and makes. this exceptional cold breaks into north america into europe and this january and february have to do with the extreme wall. of the arctic and so even our weather in the united states in europe is affected by these changes going on in the arctic it's interesting i found a quote from you yourself you started to continue to start trying to dig up fossil fuels is absurd and you appear to be say saying not just we're not just digging out resources but we're digging our own graves it's pretty drastic well yes all nations have agreed in the paris agreement to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees if possible $1.00 degrees and that means we have a limited amount of fossil fuels we can still burn and the known re

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week, anddeeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be mixed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds, potentially severe gale force, which could lead to some disruption. so do stay tuned to the forecast. hello. this is bbc news with lukwesa burak. we'll be taking a look at tomorrow mornings papers in a moment with tony grew and caroline frost — first the headlines. hopes for nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, as she is released from house arrest in iran. but a new court case against her is scheduled for next week. it's not the release we wanted. it's not that ticket home and her

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week andhe country, and then it will be interspersed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds — potentially severe gale force — which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news with the latest business headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. easing the lockdown: millions of children across england get ready to return to school today. we take a look at the business implications. after week's of wrangling, the $1.9 trillion stimulus bill is passed by the us senate, but will it be enough to boost the american economy? and girl power: it's international women's day. we take a look at what's been

we could see temperatures reaching 11 or 12 celsius in the sunshine further east. across the north atlanticand thursday's low, which could be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be interspersed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds — potentially severe gale force — which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. i don't know, really — i've never been married before! now on bbc news, dateline london. this is bbc news. the headlines: the duke and duchess of sussex have been telling all in a deeply personal interview on us television. meghan said her treatment by the royal family and british press led to thoughts of self harm. the cou

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week ande a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be interspersed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds — potentially severe gale force — which could lead to some disruption, so do stay tuned to the forecast. good morning, welcome to breakfast with dan walker and louise minchin. 0ur headlines today. harry and meghan's explosive interview with 0prah. the duchess of sussex says she experienced suicidal thoughts. she also revealed that when she was pregnant, questions about the colour of archie's skin were asked within the royal household. he won't be given security, he's not going to be given a title. and

now, the reason things turn very windy indeed is that powerful jet will develop across the north atlanticn even deeper feature which could bring some disruption. so for wednesday, we will see wet and windy weather spreading across england and wales. a bit of sunshine and showers across the north of the country before the very strong winds and heavy rain arrive across western areas later on wednesday and through wednesday night. slightly milder air moving up from the southwest, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds and all the rain. so through wednesday night into thursday, we are looking at the risk of gales or even severe gales, so stay tuned for the forecast for the latest details. hello, this is bbc news with philippa thomas. the headlines... hopes for nazanin zaghari—ratcliffe, as she is released from house arrest in iran. but a new court case against her is scheduled for next week it's not the release we wanted. it is not that ticket home and the passport back and her coming home to us. schools in england re—open to all pupils tomorrow — the first step

now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlantic by the middle part of the week, andeeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be mixed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds, potentially severe gale force, which could lead to some disruption. so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news, the headlines... the queen has stressed the importance of staying in touch with friends and family in a message to mark commonwealth day. the remarks came hours before the duke and duchess of sussex's interview with oprah winfrey — in which they are expected to discuss their experiences as senior members of the royal family. pope francis has said iraq wil

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there are wales going by here, particularly the north atlantic right whale. and that migrates up and down the east coast. but the early whaling, before they had the -- on board, they didn't have the option of going out for three or four years on a whaling voyage. if they caught the whale, they have to get back to nantucket to process it. so yes, there was a lot of whaling in the early days. as >> we have a comment, about antarctic whaling. in that there was also greenland willing stations, and probably the closest point to the antarctic peninsula. >> right right. as >> i'm confused hollen freelance north? >> yes ok, again we have some dramatic stories in journals, and logbook's. and a painting in the museum. that all tell how difficult it was, when they were really in the arctic. because often, the ships would get stuck in the ice. and that could be very fatal. if the ice closes in, they it will collapse the ship. very very dangerous. but there are a lot of whales up there. so that's why they went. >> i will question is it possible to purchase -- candles toda

see temperatures reaching 11—12 celsius now, the jet stream is really powering up across the north atlanticay and thursday's low, which could be even deeper. so for wednesday, we could see a spell of wet and windy weather spread across the country, and then it will be mixed with some brighter, sunnier, showery weather before the centre of this low arrives across western areas later on wednesday to bring even stronger winds and some heavy rain. there will still be some fairly mild air in the mix, but it might not feel like that because of the strength of the winds. and then through wednesday night into thursday, this is where we could see the strongest of the winds, potentially severe gale force, which could lead to some disruption. so do stay tuned to the forecast. this is bbc news, the headlines: the first major television interview by the duke and duchess of sussex, since they quit their roles last year, as working members of the british royalfamily is being screened in the united states. prince harry and his wife, meghan, recorded the interview with their friend, oprah winfrey last month

there is also the gulf stream which has a huge influence on the climate not only around the north atlantic even down to the tropics and we have recently. started with much stronger evidence that this system is already slowing. water from greenland diluting the oceans in the north and there is also growing evidence that the disproportionate warming affecting the jet stream and makes. this exceptional cold breaks into north america into europe and this january and february have to do with the extreme war. of the arctic and so even our weather in the united states in europe is affected by these changes going on in the arctic it's interesting i found a quote from you yourself you started to continue to start trying to dig up fossil fuels is absurd and you appear to be say sorry not just we're not just digging out resources but we're digging our own graves it's pretty drastic well yes all nations have agreed in the paris agreement to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees possible $1.00 degrees and that means we have a limited amount of fossil fuels we can still burn and the known reserve

a little over 420 years ago a crowdpleasing local poet on the lightly populated island in the north atlantic made popular phrase that is entered our language. beware the ides ofde march. caesar ignored the soothsayer and the results were not good. if recent history is any indication maybe we should keep that warning in mind as well. in march of 2008, we witness a significant domino fall in a chain of events that sparked the global financial crisis. parts the following air the dow jones average margin calls 2020 or significant echo of the other ides of march for settling debt. financial history.y. in fact at this time lester both domestically and internationally the financial regulatory committee fortified itself isfi covid-19 and related containment measures spread across the globebe which i referred to as the covid event. the stability board moved into high gear only weekly, usually daily meets on the senior readers of finance industries, market regulators, to share information to shape the synchronized global approach to the financial stability challenges atnas hand. this ability to spring

there were whales migrating by here particularly the north atlantic whale and that whale migrates up and down the east coast, but, yes. early whaling before triworks were onboard, they didn't have the option of going out for three or four years on a whaling voyage. they had to, if they caught a whale they had to get back to nantucket to process the whale before the blubber was rancid. yes, there was a lot of whaling in the early days right around here. >> we have a comment about antarctic whaling, comment is, also greenlandic whaling stations on south georgia island. stromness harbor. probably closest point to the an arctic peninsula. >> right, right. go ahead. >> freelance north. i'm confused. anyway. >> yes. but -- yes. but we -- again, we have some dramatic stories in journals and log books, and a painting in the museum, that all tell how difficult it was when they were really in the arctic area, because often the ships would get stuck in the ice, and that could be very fatal, because if the ice closes in, it can collapse the ship. so very, very dangerous. but there were a lot of

there were whales migrating by here, particularly the north atlantic write whale and that whale migratesp and down the east coast. yes, the early whaling, before they had triworks on board, they didn't have the option of going out three or four years on a wheeling voyage. if they caught a whale, they had to get back to nantucket to process the blubber before it was rancid. there was a lot of wheeling around here. >> we have a comment that there were green land dick whaling stations on south georgia island, strong necessary harbor, probably the closest harbor to the antarctic peninsula. >> greenland is north. i'm confused. >> yes. again, we had dramatic stories in journals and logbooks and a painting in the museum, that all tell how difficult it was when they were really in the arctic area because often the ships would get stuck in the iegs. that can be very fatal. if the ice closes in, it can collapse the ship. very, very dangerous. but there were a lot of whales up there. you can see why they would go. >> is it possible to purchase sperm set tick dandales today? >> no. it is illegal to

a little over 420 years ago a crowdpleasing local fellow on a lightly populated island in the north atlantic made a popular phrase that enter their language. beware the ides of march. caesar ignored it and the results weren't good. if recent history is any indication maybe we should heed the warning as well. in march of 2008 significant domino fall a chain of events that sparked the global financial crisis. parts of the following year the 50% from over a year earlier in the dow and a liquidity crunch in march of 2020 or a salient echo the other ides of march for the romans the deadline for settling debt. it has an unsettling habit of coming in view in march in a recent history. in fact at this time last year both domestically and internationally the financial regulatory committee fortified itself as covid-19 and related containment measures spread across the globe which i referred to as the covid -- financial stability board moved into high gear holding weekly usually daily meetings with the most senior leaders of the central bank market regulators to share information and to synchronize coo

commitment to the alliance the united states' commitment to article 5 the mutual aid clause of the north atlantic treaty that went down well with allies he also made clear that the willing and determined to do everything that's needed to help modernize and reform nato to make it more resilient and to make it better for perth for global challenges such as cyber threats china's rise or other issues like climate change and nato secretary general told me yesterday that this is an unique chance to all to open a new chapter in relations with the u.s. and to understand how important it is we just need to remind ourselves of president trump former president trumps presidency and whole he undermines trust between the u.s. and its allies are but there are some issues that are not going away alexander because there is that contentious issue of the north stream pipeline project between russia and germany let's take a listen to what mr blinken had to say about that topic. president biden has been very clear in saying that he believes the pipeline is a bad idea. bad for bad for europe bad for the united states