reached paris itself 4,000 gold karbovanets were allocated from the state treasury. you look how the temple, the temple is made by hand, and there were no such tools that could clearly work like that. it's all hand crafted . when the war began, the service resumed in difficult times, people always turn to god during the great patriotic war, firing points were located in two towers, the temple was literally riddled with bullets, but it did not catch fire, traces of machine guns queues remained on the facade and on the domes of the post-war years. the church was one of the few active ones in eastern belarus . the next point of my route glusk 2 in december 2022, the place celebrates its 500th anniversary. once there was a castle , a bernardine monastery, a goat, but over the centuries, all these sights were destroyed by wars, fires people. today it is an ideal place for those who want to hide from the hustle and bustle of the metropolis. once there was the residence of yuri golshansky, life was in full swing here great battles were fought and the destinies of generation

where missile strikes have been made. expenses in order for it to quickly pass through the state-state treasury conducted the appropriate procedures and some of them uh-uh purchased such uh-uh-specific equipment, the problem is that uh-uh in ukraine hmm uh-uh small producers can be counted on the fingers of one hand who can provide such equipment. we have restrictions with procurement procedures and a colleague said that this leads to a negative effect and we proposed to remove such a restriction. there is a third direction for which we as the association of cities is very grateful - these are international partners who purchase such equipment and give it in the form of charitable assistance, for which, of course, we will have to report to many e-checking structures for a long time, but we need this assistance to to ensure the preservation of such objects well, there are various fortifications going on there, well, i won't tell you the technical details, well, mr. oleksand, when you mentioned that, in principle, the revenues are not enough, and the subventions are not enough, and there is not e

well, the united states treasury department today announced new sanctions as a response to the annexationukrainian territories against specific russian officials it is about three hundred russians, high-ranking russians, who are involved in the annexation , who voted for it, who worked for it, and there are relatives of such figures as medved shoigu, and there is the chairman of the central bank of russia, deputy tereshkova , and a number of other people, and the united states imposes personal sanctions against them today we had the opportunity to talk with the control of the democratic party, who is the head of the ukrainian focus of such a support group for ukraine, and she assures that despite everything, despite the fact that the united states on the eve of mid-term congressional elections that could significantly change the political schedule here in washington, ukraine has bipartisan support and remains a priority today, congress passed a new $12 billion aid package to ensure that ukraine has the economic and military power to resist russian aggression, and these days a group was wo

all legal acts that allow this and the available financial resources, i want to say that the state treasuryritizing expenses for the preparation of the burning season since august, that is, the first priority is expenses

acts that allow this to be done and the available financial resources, i want to say that the state treasuryprioritizing expenses for the preparation of the season since august, that is, the first priority is expenses for -the armed forces, the second priority is the expenditure on the relevant social services. well, this is the payment of salaries, pensions, and the third is the heating season, so there was a question, firstly, that many people were left without housing in principle, especially during the front line the border areas and the fact that they have registered in action, well, it’s just that they have registered in action, we know that there are no movements after that. who has the ability to patch something themselves or if there is no house at all, to restore and low-mobility population groups - these are people who are physically unable they can even leave the apartment, that is, they don’t have relatives, and what should these people do if, for example, -30 there is no water, gas , light, no water, then why wait for death, why now the government does not organize a program to

that the communities have now ordered . available financial resources i want to say that the state treasury has a-a c since august, the priority has been spending on preparing for the heating season, i.e. the first priority is spending on the armed forces, the second priority is spending on relevant social services. well, this is the payment of salaries, pensions, and the third is heating a season ago, the question is, first of all, that many people were left without housing in principle, especially in the front border areas, and that they registered in action, well, it’s just that they registered in action, we know that there are no movements after that, who has opportunity they fix something themselves or if there is no house to restore and the less mobile population groups - these are people who physically cannot even leave the apartment , that is, they do not have relatives and what should these people do if, for example, -30 there is no water, gas, light, no water, then what to expect death, why is the government not organizing a program to evacuate such population groups from those ar

twice as high with revenues, the government expects to compensate for the lack of funds in the state treasuryt the expense of international loans and grants, however, if donor support is not enough, the national bank will have to cover the budget deficit at the expense of the hryvnia issue. the second priority of post-defense issues in the state budget for the payment of pensions, subsidies , assistance to internally displaced persons , newborns, etc. is provided for a third of all of the budget expenditures, these items will be financed in full. however, it is necessary to solve the problem of the planned increase in pension payments, which by law should take place in march of the 23rd year. there may not be enough funds for this in the budget. the solution to this issue will have to be found during the development of the draft budget in the verkhovna rada, we will try to figure this out now with our e-experts, contact yaroslav zhalilo, economist, deputy director of the national institute for strategic studies, and pavlo kukhta, acting as the minister of economy in in the 20th year and a mem

prices of state treasury expenses were formed taking into account the increase in funds for the socialoung families svetlana lukyanuk with details from the government house. it's important to look when planning next year. and what will we get from this, because a good start is a significant component of the fulfillment of the forecast for 23 years, the ministry of economy assures industry and agriculture since august september, they have entered the recovery trajectory, and adds exports and more than 3 billion positive external. the balance ensures stability in the foreign exchange market , investment projects are also gradually going on, but the most important thing is that all social obligations. the main thing is that the real sector should work steadily, says minister chervyakov, and here production volumes are growing , we are growing in key commodity items by more than 20%. uh, goods such as the production of e-tractors. e, the production of combines the production of electronic e and integrated circuits tv in microwave ovens and so on. the main figures for the next year are gdp

i bet that continues a real blow to the republican state treasury pull funds from esg movement puttingaside, it's a bad investment sometimes you have to admire day's like today etsy up over 36% in the third quarter at the peak of the bull market last november, etsy traded at $307 and plummeted to the high 6 0s and it's lows this summer, since then it rebounded back to 95 inclouding a monster move because it was over sold. sales increased and earnings lag. the uniqueness of the platform and shrewd management of the ceo josh silverman made etsy the amazon of hand crafted goods it's a must for a generation of wall avoiders. netflix had a swan dive you wouldn't wish on your worst enemy falling from $700 to $162 in the lows in may in part because the market turned against growth stocks but mainly because its growth really did slow dramatically. more verecently, managed to jum start the stock and rallied 34%. netflix never deserved really to be traded. you know that? as is the case with so many stocks, the pendulum swings brutally i'm optimistic it keeps turning in this one as long as they d

if you examine the strategic plans released this year by the department of state, treasury, congress,he term integrated deterrent is nowhere to be found. it failed on its own terms. and yet the administration has gone farther. administration has gone farther, deluding itself into thinking that integrated deterrence succeeded. in ukraine. barely one month into the war. barely one month into the war. anonymous pentagon officials bravely bragged to the western post-that integrated deterrence comes out smelling pretty good from this. the tens of thousands of dead ukrainians, millions more displaced should not smell, look, or feel good. a profile luading included boasting that "we are literally define the laws of bureaucratic physics by how fast we are going in ukraine. now, i am a marine, not a physicist, but newton's first law of motion states that an object in motion will stay in motion unless acted upon by an sternal force. and on february 20 4, 2022, -- february 24, 2022, deterrence failed in ukraine because, as putin put his invasion plans into motion, president biden repeatedly sign

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state their job as the chief for that state is to recover as much money as possible for that state treasury. it wasn't to recover money for the loss of to a sons to overdoses other family members and their job was to fight for dollars to prevent future harm that would be going through their states and nowhere else and it was just this real aha moment me that we were not necessarily on the same side everything following that relief debacle that that whole debacle just kind of set the tone for the rest of the case. you know, when you think about the way the settlement has been structured for 92 and a half percent of the money is going to corporations and governments. right. like we hear about the headlines. but 92 and a half percent of it's going to corporations and governments and there's a lot of reasons why and i write about it in the book and only seven and a half percent of it is to family members or people, you know, suffered from severe substance use or lost their loved ones, average of $5,000 per family. i mean, it's lottery some that's the funeral can even play the funeral or in my c

a half billion dollars will be allocated by the united states to ukraine to support the state budget , us treasury secretary janet ellen stated this during a meeting with the head of the ukrainian ministry of finance, serhii marchenko. in addition, she called on partners and allies to quickly fulfill their existing commitments to support ukraine and join additional us measures as russia continues its barbaric attacks against also expressed sympathy in connection with the latest russian attacks directed at ukraine and promised the continued support of washington and switzerland imposes sanctions against russia restrictions related to the annexation of luhansk, donetsk , zaporizhzhia and kherson regions of ukraine this is stated in the statement of the federal council of ukraine, according to the government, 30 individuals were subject to financial sanctions and a travel ban, and seven medical persons are now under financial restrictions, the sanction list of switzerland is now identical to the same of the eu list, the sanctions that are already applied to the territory of the so-called lpr and dpr

into the richest landowner in the country and made himself a huge fortune, but to replenish the state treasury. he severely cut or even canceled salaries. all the officials had to do was take bribes, but morozov appointed his people to key positions, having received big money from them, and finally the duties on the sale of salt were raised salt was the main preservative and allowed stocking food for future use, when it quadrupled in price, it ceased to be available everyone. and it already threatened with famine what happened, then became immediately. known at european courts from the report of a certain dutch traveler. probably a spy. the people came in a crowd to the tsar's court near the street. they took the side of the people and burst into morozov's house, they trampled on everything with their feet, threw it out of the windows and prevented any attempt to endure anything, screaming furiously. at the same time, our blood morozov himself fled to one of the rooms of his royal majesty, where the tsar took refuge all over russia and found himself besieged in his own palace. pregnant, the qu

and the left-bank ukraine became part of the russian state, in order to replenish the treasury of theof alexei mikhailovich, it carried out a monetary reform due to a shortage of gold and silver in the country, a copper coin was introduced into circulation, which was equated to the silver, they began to pay media counterparts. they still collected silver soon copper money. the price of mints fell. they continued to mint them after 5 years for one silver ruble they gave already 12 copper ones. and in moscow on july 15, 1662, when the tsar was in a country palace in kolomenskoye, proclamations began to circulate around moscow, where all those responsible for minting copper coins were declared thieves and changed the people moved to kolomenskoye. as soon as the tsar had time to leave the church, he was surrounded by a crowd one nimble merchant. he even grabbed the buttons of the royal caftan. it took a lot of effort for alexei to keep composure. he promised to look into everything, and swore that he shook hands with a nimble merchant. people began to disperse and the palace guard was abl

controversy and the meltdown afterward, it affects others around the world, even the united states and treasury. there was a stress test ordered by president biden to see if something like that would occur in the united states as well. i'm just curious, what does this do to the united kingdom and standing on a global stage. they've ought put themselves forward as those responsible. this really, really, really turns out. bianna, you i're right. we've had four step down from cameron to theresa may, boris johnson, and now truss. this is such a psychological problem to the country. your know what's gone on, the debate in public was how does she survive. not how does the country survive. how does she survive? how does the party stay into office? >> there are quite a few impeachment who are upset. the deep anxiety from the people has been put to one side. obviously that all came to an end today. y you're absolutely right. what happens next? and the other commentary, we're pecking up a lot and we've reported on from here since brexit is that there have been a success since brexit of cabinet ministers

is cobb from georgia and essentially bankrupting the united states treasury and the secretary. the interior is a mississippi named jacob thompson, who's traveling around the southern of the united states, drumming up support for secession. and he's also when he's in washington, reports, putting on cabinet meetings and sending the information back to. the secessionists in south carolina to leave the country. so it's as if i mean, i don't want to overstate the comparison to 2020, but it's as if there's another country ready to start and the people in the final months of the government are putting all the strength can into this new country that doesn't quite exist yet. of course, there's a lot of activity in the south, especially in charleston, south carolina, where they leave no doubt about their intention to secede. there is a lot of militia activity. there are people walking around with rifles. and interestingly, again in the 2020 context, they talk a lot about 1776. they call themselves minutemen and the gadsden flag the don't tread on me flag flown by them.

investigation today on our air is the story of a high-profile case, where money joe the us treasury is sounding the alarm the state debt for the first time exceeded the mark of 31 trillion, and biden at the same time sends a new tranche for military assistance to ukraine lagging behind in the standings of everything one point hockey dynamo takes today. we see and objectively evaluate the situation under control of the threat at a meeting with the president at the ministry of defense the day before , they talked about the military security of the country; now a 35,000-strong grouping of nato troops is located in europe and 25,000 of this contingent are concentrating forces near the belarusian borders just tens of kilometers away , lithuania, latvia and poland see this and take into account our military, as well as the ukrainian 11,000 group. the main thing for us is safety. in this context. the president noted the nuances of participation in belarus in a special military operation, as for our participation in a special military operation in ukraine, we are participating there, we do not hide it. but we don't kill a

— from the state department and treasury.ountry and trying to enable western communications companies to aid and help people in iran communicate there _ help people in iran communicate there and — help people in iran communicate there. and so this is the latest in a series— there. and so this is the latest in a series of— there. and so this is the latest in a series of actions the united states— a series of actions the united states has done. it doesn't seem yet to have _ states has done. it doesn't seem yet to have stopped as the iranian government has not backed downjust yet but _ government has not backed downjust yet but the _ government has not backed downjust yet but the biden administration has promised _ yet but the biden administration has promised and pledged to continue to put pressure on the iranian government, especially as far as their— government, especially as far as their human right abuses on a whole range _ their human right abuses on a whole range of— their human right abuses on a whole range of issues and

his public service to the united states treasury, he joins us now.gle line of global gdp in 2023. it is well below the typical 3% level. how bad is the global recession of next year? nathan: the global economy is looking very soft at the moment. in aggregate, our projection is 2% global growth. if you take out our relatively bullish expectation for china, we see global growth at less than 1% next year. which is right on the border of what is traditionally associated with a global recession. looking more at the details, we see early next year fairly severe downturn in europe. as the year progresses and monetary tightening in the united states leads to a recession during the second half of the year. pretty tough outlook, challenging in a lot of different respects. that is coupled with the inflation outlook that remains very concerning. jonathan: financial conditions have eased. with the backdrop you are talking about, financial conditions have started to ease because a lot of people are thinking about the federal reserve backing away from the pace of h

into force yesterday 4 .5 billion dollars is allocated by the united states of ukraine to support the ukrainian budget , us treasurytary janet ellen stated this during meeting with the head of the ukrainian ministry of finance serhii marchenko, in addition, she called on partners and allies to quickly fulfill their existing commitments to support ukraine and join additional us measures as russia continues its barbaric attacks attacks on monday and tuesday aimed at ukraine and promised that washington will constantly support ukraine, and as proof of this constant support, the usa has already handed over six hundred this is reported by the u.s. embassy in ukraine. western partners supported such cities as kharkiv, kramatorsk, lviv , mykolayiv, and volyn. the volyn region was given generators, and other communities throughout the country received these generators, first of all, medical institutions and other critically important services for uninterrupted work well, the european investment bank promises to help us restore energy, energy infrastructure, and it has already transferred 550 million euros to this was annou

we have had -- but that, i am proud to welcome to treasury, the vice president of the united states, come all the cares -- kamala harris. ♪ >> good afternoon. please have a seat. our incredible secretary, janet yellen, thank you for welcoming and hosting us and thank you for your partnership. i think many of you here have to worked with our secretary over the years and you know she is an extraordinary fighter. she is an extraordinary partner as we work on the issues ensuring that all people in our nation have the ability and capacity to realize their dreams and their access to capital will not be a barrier. thank you and everyone here, thank you for joining us this afternoon. i will begin with some history. there are many who are not familiar with the history of freedman's bank. freedman's savings bank was founded by the united states congress in 1816 five -- 1865. freedman's bank was established to serve black americans newly freed from slavery, to help them build wealth, and to build a better future. at freedman's to open to savings account -- to open a savings account, you need a

in particular, want to bring to light a set of investments from treasury through states, the state small business credit initiative. this is a unique opportunity with public funds to connect communities of color and other underserved communities with the high-growth equity capital. how do we do it? we know that the pipelines are not there. we do that this market is not serving communities of color very well. you all know the statistics i'm sure the folks watching online show the statistics that black founders are getting 1.2% of venture funding that latinx companies are getting 2.1% and women founders 2%. of that 2%, only 1.8% of that went to women of color. keep in mind, venture capital is just a small slice of the equity capital that is available yet we know that these early infusions particularly from low wealth communities that are already starting from behind, it's challenging for them to jumpstart their businesses and moved to scale without this kind of investment. here to solve it all today is this amazing panel. that i'm very happy to work with. i want to start with david clooney

states. even besides that there are other sanctions and efforts on which the treasury department, congress department, state department, all elaborate thank you. mr. watson? >> yes, senator. i would be pleased to note that we have a level of effort and engagement with regards to that topic. there are other hsi program divisions that are supporting inquiries as it relates to practices, relating to the uyghur population. i would note that our center to combat human trafficking is taking a lead posture with regards to the issue of forced labor, so i believe that would be an option to explore the level of effort across dhs being led by the cc h t. that could be of benefit. >> are they actively engaged in the cartels? monitoring the cartels, and what they are doing with human trafficking at the southern border. how are they addressing that? >> thank you for that question. i would be happy to take that back. >> i would love to get an answer to that. when i talk to local law enforcement and what they are seeing with the human trafficking, the sex trafficking, the physical, emotional, mental, sexual abuse of

we have had -- but that, i am proud to welcome to treasury, the vice president of the united states, come all the cares -- kamala harris. ♪ >> good afternoon. please have a seat. our incredible secretary, janet yellen, thank you for welcoming and hosting us and thank you for your partnership. i think many of you here have to worked with our secretary over the years and you know she is an extraordinary fighter. she is an extraordinary partner as we work on the issues ensuring that all people in our nation have the ability and capacity to realize their dreams and their access to capital will not be a barrier. thank you and everyone here, thank you for joining us this afternoon. i will begin with some history. there are many who are not familiar with the history of freedman's bank. freedman's savings bank was founded by the united states congress in 1816 five -- 1865. freedman's bank was established to serve black americans newly freed from slavery, to help them build wealth, and to build a better future. at freedman's to open to savings account -- to open a savings account, you need a

day , the corresponding letter was published, the corresponding document is the united states department of the treasurye united states will quote more aggressively, yes more aggressively, but to apply sanctions against third countries for supporting russia, and immediately the united states imposed sanctions against companies from china from belarus and armenia for supporting russia alexander ivanovich also has a limit to secondary sanctions. the united states, on the other hand, strategically worsen relations with these countries strategically, and do not stimulate these countries to move more and more away from the dollar. that's when the quantity grows into quality, when these secondary sanctions. and they will work for the us and they will start working against the us is the main reason why sanctions work. it is that the american consumer market is a lacquer piece for everyone for china for germany for japan and when some the company is being kicked out. it is, of course, a crash. this is a loss. uh, billions of rubles. it's dollars of profit, yes, or euros look how volkswagen paid right away, here

is unlikely that it can be implemented, as it was conceived, by the united states, because today deputy secretary of the treasuryeima said that the united states would not impose secondary sanctions against those countries that would import russian oil at a price higher than the ceiling that is supposed to be. e that the countries of the big seven will agree, that is, you understand, and what then is the point of china, india and turkey will import russian oil, as they imported at a market price, the united states, the european union, if they introduce this ceiling, they will themselves will be punished. they just won't, uh, buy russian oil. uh, they will buy more expensive oil from other suppliers. and other countries will simply import russian oil , the question arises. and who is himself? eh? who is punishing whom? yes, and who is isolating whom? in this case, the united states, the european union, is simply isolating itself from the world market. yes, this e this idea, and putin's statement about russia's readiness to increase, e, gas supplies to the european union. it seems to me more important and because

i just was informed today that the treasury, us treasury department and state departments and 3 officials to turkey to warn the turkish government about becoming too closely linked with russia. so any of these changes are going to come with a political brawl, and we'll see, to what extent the nato threat and the threat coming from the united states can keep these countries in line. can i ask you something about a germany being and the motor of, of the european economy? because the other day i there wasn't use that for so again, the german carman and factor is considering moving its production to the united states, which i think is it very noteworthy news not only economically, but also symbolically. what does default the people i think about it. well those are not going to be german jobs if they're moved to the united states. there's a secondary problem though, which is whether there's a skilled labor force large enough in the united states to have volkswagen succeed . but the strategy for german industry has been to work with russia and to work with china. volkswagen has big moves to chi

three cabinet members who were interviewed over the course of the summer, secretary of state mike, former treasuryformer transportation secretary elaine chao, who resigned on january 6th. all three have been interviewed and i'm told they were asked about the 25th amendment and what they thought about january 6th. those are all possibilities. >> this, we believe, is the last hearing before the midterm elections. what do you think the committee will do next? >> first of all, i want to say never say never. the committee, though they still have to come to a decision about whether to send a criminal referral or referrals to the department of justice, i think we are going to see that down the road. they're going to gather in december to release the report. anderson, i just want to tell, you i was told last night, do not rule out more hearings. maybe not before the midterm elections, but the committee is continuing to do interviews, they are investigating and if they find something there could always be a pop-up hearing. i expect they are going to use every day between now and the end of the year. >> we

and i guess the last example i give you is that treasury has been administering the state and local fiscalelief funds which is a gigantic $350 billion dollar program providing funds to states, cities, counties and tribal governments that is mainly intended to provide aid to individuals and communities most impacted by the pandemic. and i've been traveling around the country and as i visit different cities, looking at ways in which the funds have been used and are making a difference. and it's really stunning and heartening to see the um commitment of so many state and local governments to using these funds to help low income communities. um i've seen programs that improve health care nutrition are providing workforce development. many that are promoting small businesses in low income communities, affordable housing and providing broadband access in low income communities. so i think our focus jonathan has been um making ensure that the substantial funds to address the pandemic and its impact on low income communities has made a real difference. >> well, let's talk about the racial wealth g

bookmaker wenline general partner of the russian premier league on the air big game today united states treasuryellen shed such light on what should be the maximum price for russian oil, according to her. this is about 60 dollars, which is significantly lower than the market, and let me remind you that russia has already said at many levels, including the words of vladimir putin that it will not, sell their energy resources to those countries that agree with this idea of ​​a price ceiling in the first place. this concerns the european union which has already implemented. actually. this idea of ​​​​a ceiling in its e, the eighth package of anti-russian sanctions and the deepening of the energy crisis in the european union is almost inevitable. and now the economist magazine is already sounding the alarm and writes that at this stage the european union is losing the energy war against russia listen a delicate moment has come in the economic war between russia and the west while europe is on the brink of a deep recession. the economic situation in russia improves in its latest forecast by the inter

former secretary of state mike pompeo, former treasury secretary steve mnuchin and former transportation secretary elaine chow, who as we know resigned on january 6. i think that we may see testimony from one or all of them. and then again, you know, there's the question we just awe ginni thomas, wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, go in and give evidence, do an interview with the committee. will we hear any of that? >> why do >> where do you think the committee goes from here? >> we are still waiting to see. is there a formal invite for mike pence or donald trump? there's the question of criminal referrals. i talked to multiple sources familiar with the committee's work last night. they told me the committee is still doing interviews. they are going through evidence. i'm told there could be more hearings yet to come. >> jamie, thank you so much for sharing your reporting. no one works harder here in washington, d.c. thank you very much. >>> democratic congressmwoman i joining me now. what will you listen for? >> i think it's great to see you, and i think jamie is right. this

republic department noted that cyber attacks are directed to state bodies of the country and infrastructure treasuryociate the attacks with ongoing events within the country and in the world about what it could be and for what purpose, we discussed with ekaterina mizulina the head of the safe internet league. so what is actually known about this attack? this is not the first such cyber attack on the information resources of kazakhstan on the mobile operators of kazakhstan ; this has been happening quite systematically since the end of last year, especially actively, of course, this happened at the beginning of this year in january there were well-known events on the territory of the republic kazakhstan of course, this is done deliberately on purpose. the main of this kind of action is to create alarm panic. is it possible to guess who might be behind such actions? we believe that hacker groups controlled by one of the western intelligence agencies are behind these attacks. there may be different assumptions. what kind of intelligence agency coordinates this kind of action behind most of these attack