-- solutions. it takes time for the policy readiness level the get married we need to get. but here i would like to say something personal. in 2019, our company became the first company to be listed on the nasdaq stock -- stock of its kind. and we were looking to hire up your company so we went for the biggest company in sweden, and sweden has a lot of quality between male and female. and we made a presentation and at the end i stayed in the room with one of the senior ladies in the company and you guesstimate you want real advice, you want to be really successful, and i go of course. tell me. you have to step down from being the ceo and higher and aldermanic with white hair. because a woman will never be perceived by the financial markets as an expert. but the men will. as you can see, i did not set down. -- step down. but what i did learn is that many times women tell -- we get told that we are too weak, and that we should step down but we should not. if we do, our daughters will step down and th

that accessible was the solution to an enormous challenge.ant to come back and give the rest of you an opportunity to share from your perspectives what are some of the highlights, what are those like at the end of the tunnel that we can focus on and work towards in meeting the targets so this goes over to you. >> number one right now and the energy sector where i work, 95% of the executives and board members are male only 5% are women. fact number two, 98% of the global funding is going to men. only 2% going to women. number three which might surprise you, companies with women or female founders or entrepreneurs perform much better than companies that do not have. [applause] so the solution, give us more money because the attacks do not make sense. [applause] >> i think the solutions have such a wide range. whone of the important things is to get the funds to the people who needed. one of the things i advocate to look at, simple things they make living spaces better and one of my favorite solutions i like to talk about is the hurricane strap

of a set and long term solution to the conflict lose on this conflict. and so we have no realistic alternative to it just uh, i don't have to use the dots or political correspond to julia. so natalie is covering this story and she joins us now from the foreign ministry where that meeting of the munich group has just concluded. truly did the poor, foreign ministers there come up with any concrete proposals for addressing the conflict in the and in between israel and the palestinians as well. there wasn't any new concrete proposals coming out of this meeting. what the 4 administered read reiterated today was of the importance of, in the moments given the, the rising tensions and the rising violence in the region to a work speedily towards the ceasefire. something an effort that is being spearheaded by egypt, which was represented here today. but they are also coming together to try to push forward the political process and the diplomacy to try to reach a lasting solution to the conflict. they are all in agreement that a 2 state solution with an israeli and

and for me, the 1st part of the solution is this. any effective international order needs to reflect the words multi pulled arity univ uni portal are or by told i word of the past might have been easier to organize, at least for those who has the power. but it's not the word we are living in any more countries in asia, africa and the americans have growing populations and it cannot be economies. hundreds of millions of people globally have lifted themselves out of poverty and joining the middle class, they have every right to aspire to the same level of prosperity, participation and global influence that citizens of europe in north america enjoy. that's what the global order and the 21st century needs to reflect. the good news is that an over housing, majority of countries of the world agree on the principles to disruption order must be built on. with some notable exceptions, russia being one of them. we all agree on the pro, he bishop of the use of force and international relations. we want to see the silver entity, territorial inte

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three the solution in front of us is not that we choose from these three solutions, we should have adopted all three ways to deal with this terrorist crime legally and followed up. yes, two courts have jurisdiction here, one of the national courts of iraq has jurisdiction because of its location, and the other is the national courts of the islamic republic of iran , according to the islamic penal code, if crimes have been committed against our nationals abroad. whether those crimes are committed by iranians or non-iranian nationals is up to the courts they are investigating, after the follow-up in the national courts, well, immediately the case was filed in the framework of the iraqi judicial system, and the criminal case was also established in the framework of the public prosecutor's office and the tehran revolution. the dispute can be done in two ways. in the domestic courts of the united states, the criminals are primarily americans, and all those who are actually the agents or agents of the administration were americans, but the main aspect of the matter is about the americans. one wa

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circulator is not the solution. it is one of the elements of the solution.hat means takeback schemes, whether extended producer responsibility or municipal takeback schemes, there are many things we have seen across different countries. in chile, which is a poorer country than the u.s., you buy a bottle and it is yours foreeps and it has an electronic gadget so when you go to the machine, the machine knows it is your bottle. you put in the money that you want and you get the detergent from the machine you want. if you can alone -- only afford this much, that is what you get. so refill schemes are very interesting. i think we have to think across the entire chamber. circularity will be part of it. >> youook at these upcoming negotiations, what stand out as the biggest roadblocks to this type of change you are talking about? >> any systems change of this size is difficult. my concern will be it made be in some locations and some member states a desire to focus on waste management. but we need to look at the whole thing. i think across the political spectrum fr

they are not looking for real solutions. forthose solutions. for those republicans who solutions.nd want to uphold our american values, we stand ready to work with them. i would like to ask you about the debt ceiling negotiations. think there are concessions democrats could make to ensure that a deal is reached? let democrats could make to ensure that a deal is reached?— that a deal is reached? let me be clear. _ that a deal is reached? let me be clear, the _ that a deal is reached? let me be clear, the debt _ that a deal is reached? let me be clear, the debt ceiling - that a deal is reached? let me be clear, the debt ceiling has i be clear, the debt ceiling has been raised in a bipartisan way every year dozens of times. democrats raised it under donald trump, republicans raised it under donald trump and up to somehow say we are going to take the american economy and indeed the world economy and indeed the world economy hostage if we don't get 22% cuts to all of the social safety net programmes that they have been able to get through it is absolutely ludicrous. so let's raise the

there is no easy solution. but if you speak to analysts and focused on or international common data, there said that if one edition can come to get that if they can talk of their differences. and if there's a political consensus that democracy has to be protected and focused on the would be a solution to the garden crisis. and also they also believe good buckets on short have free and fair elections according to the constitution, which means in october, a buck and should have evictions. but so far, the situation looks at this is the, the political crisis mix the situation very unpredictable. finish. we'll have to leave it there for the time being. the thanks so much for coming into the studio and breaking that down for us or can you can get more updates on the continuing products. the price is inbox hassan. on our website. do you ever dot com forward slash, a share of that? does it said this week? we're back again at the same time on monday. that sound good to you, if in fact the green you feel worried about th

a member of congress, you have to offer a solution. and i mean, even i still offer a solution. it's just not going to be a scrutiny as it was when i was a member of congress. so can still it's a little easier that way if someone who covers lawmaking. one of the things i'm very aware of that makes offering solutions quite difficult is that this is this a huge country? it's incredibly diverse. lots of lots of people impacted differently by these issues and finding solutions that work for all of them. isn't an easy task. as someone who was tasked with finding solutions, what did you find to be the most difficult part about that process. it's the what i found is that there are some solutions the problem is that are some issues that are used as wedge issues by the political side of both sides of the party right. so you've got the i see you've got the the triple c, those it's about winning and less about solving problems. and how can people pivot in congress from focusing winning to actually finding solutions to people's problems like what did you find to be most effective when you w

i had to be the politically correct solution -- it had to be the politically correct solution.e see that across the country whether it's with guns or drugs were violence. in our case, we looked at problems on the street and said, we can't have a return to war on drugs. what are we seeing there? ose weavar on drugs whher weikno what are we going to do about it? it has to be their choice. you can't put a mentally ill person and an institutionalist they want to be there. what is that, a solution or saying, we have an ideology and we are going to go by that? if it doesn't work, we were ignoring it or saying, it's a bigger problem, we came up with excuses. we are running out of course. kristen: are we had a tipping point where ideology will take a backseat to what is practical, running afoul of people's political values and ideals? >> it's very difficult. gavin newsom says, perfect is the enemy of good sometimes. unless it's not perfect, we are not going to do it. will we be victims of that? we already are. will it continue? that is the big question facing san francisco right now. w

so, republicans are now standing in the way of solutions. what they are saying is that you need punishment for people who use guns to hurt other people. what you have in sacramento is a radical ideology that believes , they do not believe we should be sending people to prison. so any law or bill or measure that increases prison sentences is automatically rejected by the state legislature. my bill to bring back the gun enhancement was rejected in the public safety committee which is why i have to bring it through the form of a floor amendment this week and it likely will not pass but i'm going to do it anyway because it's important to keep pushing the issue. >> are you saying that the democrats who you work with are saying they don't want sentencing for the person who fired the bullets in the farmworkers story? >> they will tell you that prison is not the answer. that is what they will tell you. >> what about guns? it is often times set on twitter that it is about the guns, are you open to looking at that? >> well, we already have the toughes

what is his solution? >> his solution, he has introduced a law called the illegal migration bill.onian. it would prevent anyone who entered written via boats crossing the channel from claiming asylum in britain. instead, the idea is they would be detained and deported. this is a measure that would deter other people from crossing the channel. that is not a bad idea. it seems unlikely to work. it's not clear it would act as a deterrent. even if it did, it's not clear how long it would take for the deterrent to kick in. you have britain detaining possibly large numbers of migrants and where would it house them? you know, up to hotels? there is such a big backlog. this takes such a long time to process claims. it is costing the taxpayers something like $7 million a day. >> so politically, i am assuming what rishi sunak is doing is reasonably popular at least looking around the world, you know, when you are facing what seems like a flood of migrants, you know, asylum seekers and regular migrants also mixed in, the politicians say, i'm just going to stop it. you know? i'm going to repe

it's part of the solutions we are trying to address. into our charging stations in real time. if there is an issue, we can remotely troubleshoot and get the station back online so we don't lose out on any user experience. >> we are continuing to talk about what is happening and alex brings up a good point. are we going to be able to make money off the energy transition? a lot of companies are struggling because they can't get the kit they need, the infrastructure, getting it in, getting a permanent. how are these problems limiting the ability to monetize this process? >> we have a unique opportunity to create a whole new economy in the u.s. really, there are tons of available installation contractors out there and new electric vehicle charging solutions. it's about getting everyone to collaborate and work together to start educating building owners on the value of putting these into the buildings so they can make money off the solutions. that comes with accessible and affordable solutions. the first solutions that came to the market wer

you have solutions. my first thought, i'm grateful engaged in this fellowship because it truly empowered me and further gave me the confidence and know-how that this is my calling. i've been active online before being a presbyterian and it is to defend world. i want to see more women online because we are doing critical work so one of the ways is the legislation. we need to make sure we go through legislative reforms, particularly legislation that mandates over politics. for example, political party election act, most don't recognize online abuse. for example, they recognize gender-based violence and there are certain gender-based violence, they can get a candidate removed so what we are trying to do is make sure they recognize online abuse. [applause] and that is something we have been trying to talk about, how to do that but the other issue is, it's important to get our voices as women leaders to discuss these issues and exchange and navigate with people aspire from the global north the issue of online

forthose solutions. for those republicans who solutions.ork with them. i would like to ask you about the debt ceiling negotiation. do you think there are concessions that democrats could make to ensure that a deal is reached? let could make to ensure that a deal is reached?— deal is reached? let me be clear. deal is reached? let me be clear- the _ deal is reached? let me be clear. the debt _ deal is reached? let me be clear. the debt ceiling - deal is reached? let me be clear. the debt ceiling has| clear. the debt ceiling has been raised in a bipartisan way every year dozens of times. democrats raised it under donald trump, republicans raised that under donald trump and now to somehow say that we are going to take the american economy and the world economy hostage if we do not get 22% cut to all of the social safety net programmes that they have not been able to get through is absolutely ludicrous. so let's raise the debt ceiling and then go into a regular negotiation that we have. i think there are three part, the president, republicans an

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, must be solution. and i will step aside for the sake of the contract that match or little let me turn it back off. if the government can convince the committee the country will run better without me, i am ready to quit and cause an inventory and a serious claim done. a sort of leader who'd been demanding elections since he lost a vote of no confidence in parliament last summer. since then, he'd held massive rallies across the country, directly challenging the buckets, tons, ruling elite. so what changed? for starters, the crack done by the establishment. the games whose bark is done fairly gay and soft, spotty, following widespread riots on the 9th of may. you remember these scenes that followed tons of rest and that day, one of the more than 100 cases against him, people attacked ami installations and the house as a senior army officer. the government's response has been swift most senior. and he doesn't hon. speak to you. i have since been to arrested and readjusted over the violence in the end. more

well, here you are talking about the fact that technologies should be simple and simple solutions.ow, as we understand it, we will carry out offensive actions, and after that, we will draw conclusions that we will be needed at the next stage, and already on the basis of these conclusions, it is possible to approach the development of a model of the updated ukrainian army, because now this question is still being resolved, what should be the ukrainian army in the future, you are talking about the fact that there should be infantry, and maybe there should be solutions which can better protect the infantry and the use of infantry may be minimally necessary and literally one minute what should be the optimal appearance of the prospective ukrainian army, especially since this question one way or another, it is still up to date, but it should be an army that is included in the nato defense planning system, there now this process is happening very intensively and i think that we will understand about this war , we will be valuable because we are something let's share with other nato count

so this requires an ocean solution. and the he was in a basket to facilitate a proper solution in the situation. and we'll discuss the, the possible solutions a little later in the program. helena, let me come to you and ask you about the move in boundary to the serbian army says it's at its highest level of alert, is a saber rattling and your view. oh, is there a real risk of explanation today? well, this is not the 1st time that we've heard the president and the government increased to combat readiness to the highest to learn. so i guess the every time when we see similar escalations like the ones that we're seeing right now, this is the way in which validate tends to respond. i think we find ourselves in a very difficult situation right now because there is no obvious solution going forward and because many other problems that remain open and, and result despite some optimism after the dialogue and brussels and then later on in voltage. however, what i always say in what is really encouraging is that the internationa

is this a perfect solution? is imposing the 14th amendment a perfect solution in no, it is not -- solution? no, it is not. but using the 14th amendment would allow the united states to continue to pay its bills on time and without delay, prevent an economic catastrophe and prevent devastating cuts to some of the most vulnerable people in this country. it should be exercised, if necessary. ed markey is from massachusetts. ed? sen. markey: thank you, bernie. thanks to all of my colleagues. we are here to send a message to president biden, to do what it takes to stop republicans from driving our economy off a cliff. we know that president biden can cut deals. we know that he's a man of his word. and i have confidence and faith in the president, in these negotiations. but i do not have faith in speaker mccarthy and right-wing republican house members. speaker mccarthy wants to jeopardize the whole of the american economy, sacrifice working and middle class families' hard-earned savings by the trillions and hundreds

and there are three separate solutions.ity side because of the act the emissions will go down. on the upstream side, the key factor that can contribute are methane emissions so we need to use the emissions across the chain. it could be done through a combination of regulations that they will be working on. recent innovations and technology suggest satellites and drones have left the adoption by some of the companies in the oil and gas industry, not everyone and lastly, innovative processes to quickly find other technologies in order to help us find these quickly and then in the middle the plastics manufacturing where carbon capture technology could play a role in those emissions and that is where we need to have a combination of both industry effort and regulation to make sure that it's in the manufacturing sector itself i would almost flip that so the plastics contribute in terms of chemical additives that may be safer. they started to accumulate these contaminants that we already consider and toxic pollutants under the cl

as long as we are part of the solution, we are agnostic.ali: you don't seem to love the word cautious. is kkr ready to get aggressive? cade: we feel over the last 15 to 18 months that we've managed our risk in a prudent fashion. as a result, our capital basis with regards to the principal and agency side of our businesses are in very good shape and the opportunities we are seeing, senior down to junior opportunities are very interesting, so, yes. when you put that together we feel we are nimble and and and opportunistic position. sonali: how much of this is waiting for a fed pause waiting for stability in the rates? cade: it's probably some of that but also some's debate -- some sustained -- we know what the big factors are weighing on this marketplace. what we are trying to be thoughtful around is what is it we are not seeing? what is around the corner? the banking crisis and all that ensued after that -- i'd don't think we saw that coming and it's causing further uncertainty . it hit the pause with what i referred to earlier with pipeline

i mean the one thing that these solution water is not a solution for any dispute. same thing, the a has a very good and bad is strong enough. uh your soft relationship or not. yeah, i am to be for actually i'll be have that 10 thoughts pick time tested relationships . so i do understand that uh, the views of the in the and the indian prime minister would always be we would always be taken by lots of c ds, annette fi precedent full time. and in the past, also rented by the a 100 up at a time in a sort of in the i had spoken about to be a russia ukraine conflict with president fulton, president put indeed agreed to the, to the view point talk india, india has to, in the past also and the a 100 over time in a sort of india has in the past on so spoken to president sandy and s q u, of ukraine. and ukraine in the past tense also requested india to come forward for finding a amicable and a peaceful solution to this conflict. could we see uh, the res, seem p n mode. if i missed a mode to encourage things that i'd see to come to the negotiating table and i believe so becau

what is the solution? he has introduced a law called the illegal migration bill and it would basically, it sounds very draconian because it is, it would prevent anyone who entered britain via boats crossing the channel from claiming asylum in britain. instead, the idea is they would be detained and deported. this is intended as a measure that would det yoer other peopl from crossing the channel and it seems very unlikely to works and not clear that if it would act as a deterrent and it's not clear what it would take for the deterrent to kick in and they are detaining large numbers of migrants and where would it house them, and hotels, up and down the length of britain are full of asylum seekers at the moment because there's such a big backlog and it takes such a long time to process their claims and it is costing the taxpayers and something like 7 million a day. >> so, politically, i'm assuming what rishi sunak is doing is reasonably popular, and at least looking at around the world, when you're facing thi

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maybe finding some unexpected solutions is the main thing, but the word is the main phrase with whichple come out is and what could be like that? teams will learn to help with providing social services in eight life situations, this is a forced relocation of the beginning of a career, career guidance. schoolchildren, guardianship, adoption comprehensive rehabilitation of adults deciding on the birth of a child education and socialization of a child with a disability loss of health, oncology. we count what? based on this technology, regional mants will develop human-centric solutions for those life situations that each team will have . as such a training task, these solutions will be, e, implemented already this year. in or in some institution. maybe it will be a hospital. maybe it will be a kindergarten, yes, there, or a school, and these decisions can be replicated, can be reproduced in other regions. well, there is also a colossal exchange of experience , the participants of last year are already mentors in this. now in our live broadcast at the beginning of our speech. we would lik

so i began my search for solutions with energy. (upbeat music plays) i found myself in bangladesh, where the roads are chaotic... (honking) ..and people are openly peddling ice on the streets. man: currently, bangladesh has one of the largest solar home system markets in the world. over 5 million solar home systems. so most households in every rural area in bangladesh actually has a solar home system, and that's their primary source of energy. damon: wow. this charming 23-year-old is neel tamhane, who has studied alternative energy technologies and come home to help power his country. turns out i wasn't the only one who wanted to hear him talk. neel: so what we do is we interconnect solar home systems and we enable energy sharing between them, which is basically trading, and the customer chooses when they want to trade and when they don't. instead of building large grids, we're proposing a decentralised structure where we start building grids bottom up. damon: the setup is quite simple. any home that has solar panels and a battery.

>> it's the beck solution -- it's the best solution we have, it's not perfect. but throwing millions of people off of health care and creating a situation where children in this country go hungry is less perfect. >> do you hope to get more senators to sign on to this question mark >> we've got a lot in the last day and that's a lot. >> is part of the reason you are all here today is because there is still negotiations between the president and the speaker that includes some federal programs? >> are you concerned about his ability to negotiate? >> we don't know the details of what he's negotiating. what we do know is there's a difference between a hostagetaking and a negotiation. we know the president has put on the table many improvements in tax fairness that mccarthy has rejected outright. we don't know the rest of the details, but we are saying to the president is if the bottom line is the only deal to be had that mccarthy has clung onto is one in which ordinary families are savaged and in which the economy is flooded with fossil fuels, that is unacceptable. >

and when is the best solution? it is from this friday and i heard from the honorable governor of this province, they said that apparently for the first time, if i am not mistaken, the governor, the deputy governors, all the governors are natives, that's okay , you know all of your good friends, you are all sympathetic to the province, the people who know you, what better than yourself, including 24 in order to bring the work closer together, i believe that this is the case in the areas of the cafe. experience has also shown that if we do these four things, it means closer understanding . the same capacity with the same budget with the same credits are very honorable. if they are in the province, the green leaf water carrier will be accepted more easily. humans can force the center . it is accepted. and act and see where the action has been successful to the next issue, the issue of security and the issue of investment and economic development, which has a very complex and interconnected relationship. there is no se

we need to find a solution to address the problem. will say being the number one in the world, i think we believe that our diversified supply chain will be able to address, i think, the customers requirement to suze so that everybody will coincide. >> frank, come on in here. >> thank you very much hello, great to see you. i'm over at cnbc u.s thanks for joining us. you mentioned supply and source and components a second ago. i want to ask you about u.s. chips with china how does that impact your business, in particular, the ability to get the chips that you need >> so far we've complied with all the rules and regulations. there's no material impact to our business as i said, i think we're following the rules of companies. i think in run as global business it's a challenge we need to do when you look at the lenovo profile, it's about 20%. the other part, asia america, apart from the decline in the market, the pc, which i think if you read it, about 20% or our other businesses in different -- in different part of the world continue to g

so that's on when solutions for them focused on africa from western capitals is very vocally passing. and one must get used to the fact that the african continent has every right to solve its problem as independence. and play a crucial role as one of the centers of a move depaula. well, so right now, the russian of foreign minister in somalia and for him is, are met right here in moscow this morning to help talked and ended up finding a memorandum unco uncle sensations between both countries. now they've discuss a plethora of things. and in terms of corporation in different sectors, one of them is business, the business sector in both countries. there are inter printer that are interested in that as well. 5 as maritime security, as ross shock is trying to help them all you have tackle is piracy issues. we also have military cooperation between the both countries as russia is sending a health to the national police of somalia to tackle the terrorism issues. now not only that, but they've also discuss a human, it's the humanitarian sector in somalia. the issues that they deal with in so

and we have to ensure that the solutions that we implement on our soil work for both of those. and i don't think that china is really an example that we should look too frankly for anything but especially on the environment. so we've talked a lot about climate limitations, but has any country actually implemented a climate lockdown? and do you think was a model for others wanting to do the same? that i do not know of this quote unquote successful clement walked down anywhere um on the planet um and frankly, i don't think there, there would be one i think that the closest thing we can find is kind of restrictions in china as far as driving things like that, but again i, i don't think that that's something that what should be countries are really going to tolerate. once again, it's one of those things that you're kind of just threatening out. there is almost a fear factor on i don't know if it necessarily helps and receiving your message right now to actually care more about the climate when you have those kind of threats out there. there has been though, a lot of criticism of cl

and we're going to need kind of a password of solutions. and that's why my organization advocate for climate commitment, which lays out kind of a variety of policy pathways that we can, we can pursue in order to lower emissions, but also protect the planet with people in mind. and yet you're finding right now, i think around the world, people are trying to figure out where they're going to get their energy from at this point and hope that there's enough of it there. you're right. the fact that one part of the region you can't and you cannot put rules across the entire glove. obviously the climate is different in various areas. let's take china where there are restrictions on what day you can drive in order to limit the number of people that are actually on the road due to their exposure population. plus, in order to lower popped up, pollution is happening at any given time. shanghai is, are in a cloud of pollution as the air quality levels are over twice the world health organization to recommended safety threshold. there's got to be an eff

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