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for jumping to conclusions with quote little regard for the truth don't fall for european lawmakers pozen resolution for tougher sanctions on russia alleging they would make their risk of the nation attempt against opposition figurehead like they never tell me. about himself was claiming on social media he was poisoned in a photo room in a siberian city of tomsk what is that possible that could be. a spate of new twists in a decade long and warsaw go between russia and poland and look back on the pony's presidential train crash in 2010 of the west and russia as most grove rules out extraditing the traffic controllers on duty that day. they find most young adult americans don't know how many people died in the fall of course one in 10 even thought it was the jews not the nazis who carried out the 1000000 for. thanks for joining us there were not the international and now with the latest headlines but now it's. el welcome to sophie visionaries me sophie shevardnadze emotions are our internal compass they guide us through lives complexities but may get overwhelming in the process to talk abo

agreed to take in those $400.00 under-age miners and that's a 1st step since there are more than 12 pozen people currently without a roof in morea camp into conditions we've just seen in their reports and among them more than 40000 children another 400 children will be relocated within the european union and the situation was dire already in moria and it's now becoming dramatic and that's why both both france and germany will try to convince other e.u. countries to also take a more migrants from last fall so let's have a listen to what i'm going to marco the german chancellor had to say. right. ok so it looks like we're having some trouble with that clip there emma but certainly saying that she supports this measure to bring $400.00 minors to europe several states and regions and germany we should say including berlin have expressed their willingness to take in far more migrants so what is the german federal government doing about this well you know migration and here in germany is a very polarizing topic and when i'm going to america say that we can do this in the summer of 2015 meaning

janet, what is so foundation -- institute with adam pozen. what is is the reason we are so aware of negative rates because of our predominance of money market funds in our system? also,t is part of it, but when you look back, it is hard to find an example of any ever gone intos negative interest rates that has come out of it. so when we look at, certainly in our outlook for the next couple years, the bank of england talked about the possibility so much. the latest feet from the governor suggested no hurry, something that will come to the country later. we are not forecasting rates from the u.s. or u.k. because of the reasons we mentioned -- you mentioned. in new zealand, we think we could get -- tom: i want to show you a headline. what is important is the statistic around it. the european central bank is --ding over 174.5 million billion. whether it would be 50 billion bloomberg, under paul gordon's watch, with a superb story today. janet, what is missing in the supply dynamics of giving out many billions of dollars of loans to europe under t

pozen of the peterson institute, and let me say we need more frontline monetary theorists interviewinger frontline monetary. -- other frontline monetary theorists. we will get to that in a moment. love what he says here about the essence of the german economy. they have maintained that. francine: tom, we heard this morning that the german economy may do better than expected area some important -- better than expected. saying we can control the virus numbers without a shutdown. this is the trillion dollar question for any politician, how ofyou avoid the number infections rising significantly while avoiding a full lockdown which puts the economy on its knees? you can do local shutdowns, we will see how it goes. we heard from france and germany they don't want to go back into full shutdown. tom: it will be extraordinary to see. frieda of pimco. clarida talks about yield curve control but i believe we have a powell speech and a new framework looking for higher inflation. how do you do both? how do you do a compression of the yields while looking for higher inflation? that is not in my cour

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it annoys me to put it simply they're taking a chance on whether pozen restaurants will be allowed to stay open or not it's pretty stupid and we'll have more trouble with the lists. i haven't found any darth vader's a look he looks but the contact lists aren't good enough as they are. missing addresses are a column problem and health workers need those to trace people but it's not easy for bar owners who have to keep the lists while they count them on the i.d.'s the hygiene concept is a dynamic process his office pandemic too and we're trying to do it right we'll keep an eye on how it develops in the coming days and weeks when it gets colder. but one thing's for certain we need tighter controls i'm not means more conflict between party goers controllers and bar owners and at the moment no one seems happy about how it's working out sports news now and in the league are shaka have parted ways with coach david wagner after the club's 31 lost a vertebrae mn on saturday shaka have not registered a single win in the german league this season or in their last 18 games for that matter wagner

subsequent indian governments have targeted amnesty finances to go after the organization you're now pozen all operations in india won't that actually harm your organization and your ability to lead to research and lead campaigns in india. it well it's a very sad day for amnesty international in india for amnesty movement globally and for the human rights movement within india this is a form of legal harassment from the government that is seeking to shut down criticism to shut down those of us who are trying to shine a spotlight on human rights abuses within the country so yes it will certainly harm the international's operations in india what it will not do is it will not dampen or and out result our commitment to engage with and to the part of the struggle for human rights in india we're going to have to find different ways of doing that now but we have weathered successive us attacked before and we will find a way of weathering this one too and standing together with the many of us who bravely stand up for human rights in india david griffiths head of amnesty international secretary gen