because switzerland kept nazi assets in its banks.ng the so -called jewish gold and refused to accept jewish refugees, despite pressure from the allies that it did not trade with the axis countries, the swiss confederation continued to maintain relations with germany and even became richer only 30 years ago, already in the nineties , switzerland modernized its concept of foreign policy. including on the issue of neutrality, the country agreed to participate in collective security systems in multilateral actions according to the deer, he and the obse it came to be considered compatible with the neutral status. joining any military alliance is still excluded. however, on march 16 of this year, the swiss confederation joined russian sanctions and blocked russian assets. maintain neutrality so that the route from north to south of europe would be open to the great powers. it was not necessary to fight for it . the austrian model after the second world war in a way. similarly, the occupying forces left, but on certain conditions. in the ca

in the case of switzerland. there is a second point.way, this is similar to ukraine we are a very diverse country neutrality a way to remain united if during the first world war we had to choose between germany and france of the state would fall apart, our policy was to ensure that everyone was sure that switzerland would remain out of the conflict, no matter what happens, therefore we do not enter into any alliances and so on. now, in connection with the ukrainian crisis, we received a specific request from germany to send weapons to ukraine that contain swiss components. we refused to participate in the sanctions. and this is allowed by the neutral status. here you have to be careful. categories non-legal and political is not regulated by the 1907 convention, nothing is said neutrality is a living concept. she adapts to the circumstances. swiss neutrality developed after the first world war. for example, we applied the sanctions imposed by the league of nations after the second world war, adhered to a stricter version of neutrality ,

why is switzerland the richest country in europe under during the second world war.funds were left without those who returned for them? that's how they stayed there forever . unfortunately, yes. thank you. give me the information that i want to discuss with you. analyze more the chancellor of austria said that putin is ready to activate the exchange of prisoners with ukraine for 45 minutes they talked about putin and not hamer and this raises the question of whether it was hamer when he met with putin, there were also references in the press to the fact that it was such a harsh style of conversation, that is, the conversation was tense now again we have to hope that austria can influence putin's desire to hand over to us the national guardsmen who were taken away after the chernobyl nuclear power plant, to hand over the mariupol garrison to us, we really hope for this history, well, in any case, if he tried, it’s very good. that’s how austria is. in this respect, it has proven to have certain advantages compared to, say, france or germany, or even more so as it is gr

and they're abroad anyway, so move on switzerland, there's nothing to see here. your door glasses. so shifter liana, while according to swiss media, the geneva tax offices, now investigating a tax debt, a $330000000.00 swiss francs, freeport, discreet duty free warehouses. patricia, such as ours and gold, classic cars and wines. a system for tax evasion and shady deals say critics. a place where legal loopholes can conceal the true owners and governments are reluctant to pass regulation. we've seen a shift towards a world in which politicians think it's their job to attract investment by making huge concessions, regulatory concessions and tax concessions will let you bring your stuff in your money. your wealth will manage your welfare and will keep it secret. why is it so difficult for governments to close the loopholes and doesn't get in germany? there are very strong lobbies for opaqueness and anonymous gold transactions. the german precious metals association is very strong. i have so is the foundation for family businesses. but i make a lot of noise when ther

it's not just switzerland with customs warehouses. me listen, shine gemini, luxembourg, austria accustomed warehouses have become a business model and give often but not all warehouses. valuables are automatically duty free art forwarding firm koonce trends in vienna office. 35000 square meters of high security self storage tax is being paid as normal on most of the work stored here. owner berg vickers is planning additional warehouses to meet the high demand. the const mcnulty. she see her stock for in the doesn't of the art market has certainly changed a lot of and so his own work and we used to cater almost exclusively to museums there garris us of the north. but there's been a shipment of people with money are investing more in real estate, an arm to says this is a growing trend and will continue to grow. it's fashionable, it's cheap because it's what people do now when it's and we profit, we are the profit, the indian ugly, off the phone. in most e u countries, private companies can apply to the government from license to operate

gathered, thanks to switzerland, the people who welcome us here, it is very nice and touching, so im grateful to all the people who helped, i will pray for ukraine and want that we have finally won because we want to go home, they have a day oleg von count anried visited ukraine a few years ago, now says the head of bern feels the need to help ukrainians as much as possible, we are here in switzerland we are very impressed by what is happening in ukraine. we are trying to do everything. we are in solidarity with people from ukraine, we support ukrainians who come here and to europe. despite this, everyone is accused of passivity. linden trees are the traditional tree of peace, we planted the tree of peace and we hope for a quick peace in ukraine. in return, the ukrainians presented the swiss with a few viburnum bushes as a symbol of our people today will be the ambassadors of various european overseas states are present, that is, we actually have a very large such salts nine moment such symbolic steps they are important so that ukraine and ukrainians understand that they are not alo

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i spoke to the head of poland, to switzerland, we talked to the united nations. we were asking for substantial, real steps to create a corridor which would allow experts of air wheats, sunflower and other grains. you know the deficit will happen everywhere, in asia and africa and everywhere. and this will be a continuation of the energy crisis from the previous year. we have reports that are doing the same in the food realm so we need to agree to the corridor and russia will not be able to be one of the leading countries of the world. there are many shipments from these portraits we would mean there would be no hunger in these countries. there are options by rail and many leaders of our neighboring countries are talking to the russian representatives. we are talking how to use their seaports on the baltic. there is a solution for that. there can be no simple solution with a neighbor like the russian federation. we need to duplicate some military situations, or land, or water. we need assistance from around the world for that. let us not forget the war is going on

>> ciao, italy. >> we are in switzerland. >> we're in switzerland. oh, wait, i forgot something.ter way to end my journey to the alps than with a glass of the local liquor. gennepi is a real winter wormer made with worm wood, an alpine plant celebrated for its healing properties. >> cheers. >> thank you so much. >> thank you to you. it is fantastic, from herbs from mountain top. >> fantastic, no? >> yes! >> the gennepi has brightened things up considerably, inside and out. oh, look, now we can really see it. >> yeah. >> yeah. magnificent. >> it is difficult to describe. sometimes i see them and i shut up because it is impossible to talk about. >> beautiful. >> stretched out below is valle d'aosta and piedmont beyond where the italian nation was born, a region without which i wouldn't be searching for italy at all. >>> this is a really nice boat. ♪ >> it is the fifth century. you are an urban planner pitching an idea. a city in the sea, you say, built on stilts, canals instead of streets. you can only get there by boat. and, incredibly, they built it. over a millennium or two veni

they are clearly representatives of dozens of countries represented in davos, switzerland, uh, what do you make of his, of his moving beyond already the war in his country, him and thinking to the future and thinking to the rest of the world. it was very, a very broad sort of set of ideas he put forth there. i think zalinski, you know, we've seen this in the past when he, he's addressed of various parliaments across the world. he's very strategic in how he kind of tries to draw his audience. and so when he was speaking to say the congress in the us, he talked about the 911 attacks. he talked about this being a fight, you know, in ukraine for democracy on the whole in the u. k. he referenced with sin churchill war time speech is really to draw his audience and, and i think he's doing a similar thing here by not just really focusing on, you know, and knowing his focus to just look at ukraine and what's happening there. and what ukraine needs, but really broadening it in order to show that, that the ukraine war really has ripple on effects on the entire economy. and that's, of course impo

he spoke at the world economic forum in switzerland. he said more must be done to stop russian aggression, including an oil embargo and cutting off trade to the country. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's a great pleasure to welcome to this opening session let a mere silence, the president of ukraine. tomorrow marks three months when on the 24th of february, russia began an unprovoked and unnecessary war against ukraine. an act which is cost thousands of lives has caused 6 million ukrainians to seek refuge. every country has vowed to live in peace, due to term in its own means of government and choose the strategic alliance it wants to have. every country's territorial borders must be checked it. as the president of switzerland has shown us of international law. to world war ii order. mr. president, now on the first official day of the world economic forum in their meeting 2022, we convene in davos at the most consequential geopolitical moment in the past decade. mr. president, we have all seen the leadership, the courageous leadership. we a

our correspondence been presented is in dog, switzerland covering the world economic form. he sent us this assessment. this is the most urgent world economic form that i've been to over the past decade. an in the past 50 years. it's the most significant, according to klaus schwab, our, the forums, founder. we've got these problems of global supply chains. again, like we saw in the pandemic big now because of the war in ukraine. energy prices that are shooting up inflation, which is got people wide all around the world. also food security, 25000000 tons of grain, a stuck in ukraine right now and can't get out. the only thing that continues to flow is the oil, and that's what zalinski has a big problem about because it's funding the war in ukraine for the russians. he wants an oil embargo, he wants a ban on all banks. he doesn't want the i t sector profiting any more and he also wants no trade. what so ever. and he knows he can get that from people here in davos a. it's a tricky one though, because it's an economic balancing game that was our very own been facility reporting

we are ready. >> yeah, switzerland. >> we're in switzerland, oh, wait, i forgot something, is that where> a real winter warmer, made with worm woord, an alpine plant celebrated for its healing opportunities. >> thank you so much. >> thank you to you. it's fantastic. from -- fantastic, no? >> yes. the jenepi has brightened things up considerably, inside and out. >> oh, look, now we can really see it. >> yeah. and it is sort of -- >> magnificent. >> it's difficult the describe sometimes. i see them, and i shout out because it's impossible to talk about. >> beautiful. stretched out believe is valet dosta, and piedmont beyond, a region without which i wouldn't be searching for italy at all. >>> this is my first time in south korea. you never feel farther from home than landing in a country in the middle of the day. you lose track of what times the and what time it's supposed to be. your body is freaking out. we're actually a day ahead. but does it matter? it forces you to be in the

. >> the war in ukraine is dominating the world economic forum i in switzerland. bodmer zelenskyy delivered an address. he called for maximum sanctions against russia and greater support to help rebuild his own country. >> it is the first world economic forum to be held in person since the pandemic began. this underscores a new global crisis. the war in ukraine is dominating discussions of political and business elites in davos. all russian officials have been excluded. in a special address, the ukrainian president called for maximum sanctions including cutting off all trade with russia. >> russia started a war with ukraine back in 2014. we are grateful for such support if it had happened then, this pressure on governments and companies for the sake of the fight for freedom, would ssia have started this war? i am sure the answer to this question is no. >> several countries five -- pledged continued support for ukraine. we are as committed as possible. the fund will be used to rebuild infrastructure. rights activists have transformed the usual h q into the russian

>> ciao, italy. >> we are in switzerland. >> we're in switzerland. oh, wait, i forgot something.f the local liquor. gennepi is made with an al pine plant celebrated for its healing properties. thank you so much. >> thank you to you. it is fantastic. from herbs from the mountain top. fantastic, no? >> yes. the gennepi has brightened things up considerably, inside and out. oh, look, now we can really see it. >> yeah. >> yeah. magnificent. >> it is difficult to describe. sometimes i see them and i shut up because it is impossible to talk about. >> beautiful. >> stretched out below is valley dosta and piedmont beyond where the italian nation was born, a region without which i wouldn't be searching for italy at all. ♪> >>> this is my first time in seoul, my first time in south korea. you never feel farther from home than landing in the country in the middle of the day. you lose track of what time it is and what time it is supposed to be. your body is like freaking out. we are actually a day ahead, which doesn't even matter. it sort of forces you to be in the present. >> driving throug

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it's being held in the mountain resort of davos, switzerland. there we go. see the stage now this saw use gathering is considered one of the most crucial in the forums. 50 year history, it's being held as the war and ukraine, the coretta buyers, pandemic, and climate change can birds to trigger turmoil around the globe. good morning. what's listening as close to the counter of the forum introduces german transfer. all of shot all of choice. is this real? i to be phone provider. see in the home here? sure. i'll buy g r. i was foreigners, council girl with from as chinese and out the federal republic of germany before your family here we gather here, but i am sure critical moments. we just saw this. all i believe is yours, your own as we've cleaned throughout the no manual didn't come in for this week to interview it is a critical moment for europe and the international community of work session across your logo, di, following the russian aggression against cramer and the world. has changed differently than germany has also seen a watershed moment by under you

if you're just joining us, we're looking at special coverage from babylon, switzerland. we have 2 important is taking place there today, we just heard from the president the of the european commission, ursula on the line. and we are going to be hearing in a little while from young stoughton back, the chief of nato. we expect that address to be coming up within the next few minutes. joining me in davos, we have our correspondent ben facility and in the studio with me is our chief political correspondent, melinda crane. let's go 1st to dab hos were been pursuant to standing by to get your reaction. been i know that you were following ursula on the line speech. you were there yesterday to when the ukrainian president zalinski addressed the forum. what did you make of what ursula on the line has to say? very strong words from also the founder lion saying that ukraine must win this war . and that the e u was doing everything you can to, to help as far as military assistance goes financial aid and sanctions. 2 words were missing though terry and they were oil embargo. this is

d, w, corresponding chrissy. christie plots in the, in davos, switzerland. thank you. russia continues to pound ukraine's eastern dumbass region. it's aiming to take the industrial heartland after failing to capture the ukrainian capital. keith, moscow says it will continue the offensive until it achieves its goals. ukrainian forces are doing their best to push back russian troops despite heavy shelling in this village now back in ukrainian hands. residents tell of their fears as the russians arrived. but i don't think you can we try to keep out of the way miss? i'm yeah, yeah. well maybe we should go back to the basement. she says that a little bit as a team of associated press film, russian artillery, keep up the bombardment along the road. more evidence of the fighting rushes objective is to cease to don best provinces done yet in the hands in the east. at least 12 people were killed by shilling as heavy fighting continues in and around civil war to nits. the local governor says the russians have taken 3 towns in the genetic region. russian troops are gai

form and we will be talking with you in about 15 minutes as our coverage continues from dove of switzerland. thank you. i'll be here and hear some of the other stories now that are making headlines regarding the war in ukraine, a russian envoy. he says that he has resigned because of his opposition to his country's invasion of ukraine bores bondo that worked for moscow's mission to the united nations in geneva. he has written to colleagues condemning russia's war and he's expressed his shame. starbucks is pulling out of the russian market. the seattle coffee giant has announced it is closing all of its 130 stores in russia. the brand had initially said that it would keep the stores open, but donate profits to humanitarian relief efforts in ukraine. mcdonalds exited the russian markets just last week. hungary has again refused to back and e u ban on russian oil unless more cash is provided for its energy infrastructure. budapest opposition is blocking a 6th package of european union sanctions, which must be unanimously approved by the use 27 members of the world health organization has warne

the site in general, the space is not open exhibitions and visited the ambassador of ukraine in switzerland artem rybchenko and the permanent representative of ukraine at the branch un yevgenia filipenko today in ukrainian to support each other in order to speak the last and did not come to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of artistic ukraine, residents and guests of geneva can until may 28 iryna ivanova details tv channel inter marathon only news i finish the news release calmly and you night we believe in the armed forces of ukraine and we will win our victory, we will win that you are not news together we are strong unconquered cities of ukraine our ship in the capitals is known for its moorings bridges and happy brides glorious lands on merged ingulu with the bus estuary have long been closely connected with the zaporizhzhya cossacks and for centuries formed a free ukrainian spirit to fight, the city named in honor of saint nicholas, the patron saint of sailors, has always courageously fought against enslavement, as during the second world war, hitler's troops shamefully fled from m

what good is switzerland to me? the executive committee's decision is final.o what are you stuck in there? volunteers aged do you not have everyone at home? take it? nobody is waiting for you at home. here i wanted. to exchange books for a product nothing happened. who are you kidding, went to the the draft board to ask for the front? but why are you doing this? what kind of fighter are you? think fair. mind you, you're saying this to a man who was actually considered terrorist number one. but, when it was, under the king of peas, youthful verses, i will teach myself to manage with heavy weapons, so that my hand can be made terrible insensible. my revolutionary romanticism ended immediately after the execution of five of our comrades. next were we the rest of the leaders of narodnaya volya, a loud trial stirred up, then the whole world was everywhere protests took place, the assassination of the tsar, of course, was condemned, but it was believed that the barbaric despotism of the autocracy pushed us to the blood of the novelist. hugo urged civilization to int

australia's has “oined israel in switzerland _ israel in switzerland confirming cases of monkey box thereions reporting outbreaks 215. so, how dangerous is the virus strain detected in austria? actually, it's not very — detected in austria? actually, it's not very dangerous. - detected in austria? actually, it's not very dangerous. we i it's not very dangerous. we know from great britain it's probably the west african strain and that is not very dangerous. the death rate is around 1%, usually we have mild cases. ., ., cases. however the uk health security agency _ cases. however the uk health security agency warns - cases. however the uk health security agency warns severe | security agency warns severe illness can occur.— illness can occur. there are certain individuals - illness can occur. there are certain individuals much . illness can occur. there are i certain individuals much more risk of severe disease, especially immunosuppressed individuals and young children. it can take 12 days to show symptoms and patients advised to isolate until scabs are fallen off, belgium has become the

of switzerland refused uh, belligerents.and over this to you, as a specialist in the military issue. many, as it were, share opinions about these deliveries. and there is a part, including prisoners of war, who say that they supply junk that shoots there alone, and an anti-tank missile or anti-tank missile from four on the other side. oh well, just to clean up the warehouses and clean up the trash and make money from it on the other side. we see real examples when modern weapons are found on the ground and in mariupol, quite effective and expensive. here's how you do you still think? arms rates, is this an attempt to shake off the western junk warehouses, or are they still trying to really strengthen the ukrainian military power. you just need to know the americans americans do not solve one problem. they usually have one in three or four. they are a mass of all sorts of things, that is, and then the problem is solved, and there is also a real gain on everything. they earn hmm regardless of politics politics. and so to speak

it's day 2 of the annual summit of world and business leaders taking place in switzerland. we're seeing live pictures now from the mountain resort of dabbles where one of the most crucial meetups in the history of the form is entering it's 2nd day. the war in ukraine. the pandemic can't climate change. have all combined to trigger turmoil around the globe. european commission, president bus left on the line and nato secretary general young stoughton back. we'll be addressing the forum, the expected to speak just moments from now. within the next 30 days. there she is actually on the line and that is cloud farm who's introducing her. let's listen in delilah, president of c, p and commission to be with us. and actually, i'm president. you opened all 50th anniversary and many of the people who had still remember what, one the location that has been. and your chess had assumed suppressive and see. i think 2 months earlier, and now we are back 26 months later, 28 months later how's it world has changed and you have being at the center point of also st. change is actually having

the president of switzerland has shown us. mr. president, now meeting 2022. the most consequential geopolitical. mr. president, we have all things to leeches -- courageous leadership. and how we can assist you because every body is affected by what is happening in your country. [applause] >> it is a great honor for me. ladies and gentlemen, i am grateful for the opportunity to take part in the discussions of the forum. performances and business strategies. it becomes more than just a rhetorical speech. whether brute force will rule the world. there would be no reason. but the subjugation. russia down south ukraine. russian war crimes, let it be as an example. becoming war criminals and what it brings to the world. potential aggressors. normal trade and -- and missiles. that would not have a proper response so history remembers many. when everything changed dramatically. it remembers how much grief one person can see and understand that it has not been properly registered until 1938 we always had to respond to them trying to prepare for other historical appeal

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lisa: from a less windy but more foggy davos, switzerland at the world economic forum, this is "bloomberg surveillance." good morning. tom: shh. lisa: is that the effort of wind? we have a windstorm from tom keene. lisa abramowicz. jonathan ferro on assignment. this fog really sets the moment for the mom -- early sets the mood for the moment we are in. tom: it really works this year. there's a some furnace. i will -- there's a somberness. charles schwab wrote a note this year that i have never seen in 51 years. there was a somber tone of this war in ukraine. lisa: not only that, but the supply-chain disruptions and how you re-create the spirit of globalization that is being rejected by so many different populations. i've got to say, the backdrop of markets yesterday, quiescent. but today a little less so. there's another downward tilt, and it comes after snap, and i know you wonder what kind of company it is, a lot of people call it social media, but abercrombie and fitch also coming out with some potentially negative headwinds, basically talking about some of the supply chain disruptions

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he grew up in south africa, but he's lived in switzerland for many years now. in 2009, he conducted his 1st experiments with infrared photography and has been fascinated with the technique ever since. and color photography, we capture the visual spectrum that is blue, green and red. in the infrared, we capture near infrared lights as well, chlorophyll in plants absorb the visual spectrum to use this for photosynthesis. and the cell walls on the other hand, reflect mean for it lights and this reflected energy creates these vivid pinkson reds. zach fund viani has exhibited his works around the world, including in summer it's the town and the region where many of his photos were taken. knowing dante covered, yet from gallery 10 is intrigued by this unusual perspective on the swiss alpine world. the nature here in, in switzerland is anyway amazing that the way that that presents is to what i think mace the people which view his words ah, one to strengthen their bond with nature. and this, i think it's important in our days when people sometimes to forget seeing the

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dot com ah, the last world economic for me, w switzerland took place in january 2020 for the global business and political elite. it would mark the end of the world as they'd known it. a pandemic left the global economy, no choice, but to place itself into an artificial coma. in may 2022, we're still coming to but to what this week the world economic forum would like to pick up where it left off. but it can't. there's a war here in europe that's getting in the way. i'm brick, gulf in berlin. this is the day. ah, 6 boys, really a turning point of history and the war would never have happened at the international community had taken preventive action. instead of waiting to react, the rid of the shape of political and all incoming thence came in the coming years . let's look, i don't wait for more deadly attacks. don't wait for russia to use special weapons, chemical, biological, or god forbid, nuclear. every one of you have to understand we defending you personally. ah, also coming up for decades, the u. s. policy on taiwan in china was known as strategic ambiguity. and tonight, new comments f

i am lost in switzerland. alex: elon will no longer be on a margin loan from tesla.ill have to pony up more in equity. it stands at about $33 billion. he has $7 billion or so in commitments from private equity firms. there have been whispers he my tried every negotiate even though he is tied to this deal and has a big breakup fee if he does not make that happen. social media stocks are down so he might try to renegotiate. lisa: shares are up in premarket trading but they are well below the 54.20 mark. why are people so still so skeptical? alex: elon has said multiple times himself that he might not be able to do this deal. loads of questions about bots. matt did a piece said this is a red herring. he said he wants to do the deal in some form. if he did not want to do the deal at all, he would not be rearranging his financing options. tom: alex, everyone i spoke to thought $54 is a gift, take the money and run. where does take the money and run end? $50? $40? alex: it could go a lot further south. if you look at the evaluation multiples of the projections, free deal,

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federal officials say a plane from switzerland will head to indiana. it will be carrying the equivalent of up to 1.58 million eight-ounce bottles of formula and is expected within days. part of president biden's order to ramp up supply of baby formula after the country's largest manufacturing plant closed due to safety concerns. the fda commissioner said the shuttered factory could reopen within two weeks. bradley blackburn is in new york with the latest on all of this. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the formula on that first flight will help infants with special medical needs, but it is just a drop in the bucket because almost all of the formula used in the u.s. is produced domestically. leaders in washington are trying to tackle this urgent problem from all sides. federal officials say relief is on the way for parents facing a growing shortage of baby formula. >> the last thing parents and even harder to feed their to be children. >> reporter: yesterday the senate passed a bill to give low-incomeie wir variety of fors. president biden is ex

giving a special address at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland, shows stress that russia had already failed to achieve its war aims. the chancellor also underlined in german support for ukraine, pledging that germany would end its reliance on russian oil and gas. sholtes emphasized germany and its allies would continue to support ukraine and put pressure on russia to negotiate. would be avoided the least one that well, i'm joined here in studio by dw clinical correspondent, julius of delhi, and dw correspondent ben physician, who joins us from the world economic form in davis. i'm gonna start with you ben. now m u crane was the top of the agenda at the world economic form. what were the main takeaways from german chancellor, olaf shelter speech on behalf well, the john chancellor had a very direct message to you can, you can rely on germany and germany has come up to the has stepped up to the plate . and so many respects, it's taken them a while in some respects, as far as are supplying weapons and supplying hippie heavy weaponry to ukraine. it hasn't been showed as far a

this is making of business and political leaders that the world economic form in davos, switzerland, president phillip misled, he has been the star speaker. he cove maximum sanctions against russia and greater support for the long term rebuilding v chron. it's the 1st world economic forum to be held in person since the pandemic began. and this is title of history at a turning point, underscore is a new global crisis. the war in ukraine is dominating discussions at the 4 day meeting of political and business lates in davos. all russian officials have been excluded in a special address, ukrainian president vladimir zalinski called from maximum sanctions, including cutting off old trade with russia. he said he was grateful for international sanctions so far, but said they should have been imposed soon on one lock or see a dish. levy more broad, oak russia. he thought his wall with ukraine back in 2014 moved him yet grateful for such a port. uncle aleck, but if it had happened, then winwood immediately with this kind of unity in this prussian government, these on companies, when for the

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