u. b, s group estimates that the chinese real estate crisis will cost the banking system as much as 1.5 trillion r and b on loans, bonds, and other assets. this will translate to a roughly $600.00 and a $2000000000.00 in housing activity erased. in europe, the real estate market has been struggling since 2022 on the back of the pandemic disruption and energy crisis. increasing inflation and tightening financing conditions. swiftly rise. deuced home affordability at a time when home prices have already reached unsustainable levels. in many european countries, especially as higher energy prices and inflation, further roads disposable income. but even as europeans are being priced out of their home real estate market, more americans have been relocating to europe, driven by the rising cost of living, inflated health prices and the surging dollar back at home. italy, portugal, spain, grief and france have been the most popular destination with requests from americans looking to move to greece, rising, 40 percent in the summer of 2022 compared to the us. europe provides relatively cheap hous

u b. s. group estimates that the chinese real estate crowd 5 trillion r and b on loans, bonds, and other $2000000000.00 in housing activity erased plenty to on the back of the pandemic disruption and energy crisis. swiftly rising mortgage rates have drastically reduced unsustainable levels in many european countries income. but even as europeans are being priced out of their home, getting to europe, driven by the rising cost of living, inflated how did only portugal, spain grease and france looking to move to greece, rising 40 percent in the summer of 2000. and 12 of we cheap housing, particularly in smaller cities and bar tractor, particularly to millennials who are priced out of the you. a new residential property in the u. k. was the most expensive and 20, followed by austria, norway, and france. me $120.00 euros per square meter, followed by portugal us where the average cost per square meter would cost over $17.00, locating to europe, and 4 more or less than what happened to the giant real est

u. s. point of view because the u. s. does not want to see this war widened. because if these groups of the ukrainian intelligence the s b, you continue exploding bombs inside russia than someone in russia may get the idea of blowing people up elsewhere in europe. if not ukraine itself. danny and poland or, or, or some other country. and that's very dangerous. it will cause the war to why the longer the war goes on, the greater the likelihood it will wide. so this is another step in that direction that they took and it was condemned by the west so far. no one has condemned this latest attack this assassination. do you think there will be condemnation from the west? there will probably be some kind of pro forma condemnation, i presume. but i presume also that the west has an idea present to us as an idea of what's going on, especially after the 2 genus estimation. look, there also are, there are also reports that are that elements of the associated with what ukraine intelligence were behind the. the nor string to bombing, you know, operating quite widely, engaged in all kinds of highly provocative, highly dangerous activi

u. s. department of justice makes no mention of the group b, involvement of the french secret services. but like i said, it's all about the money and african union forces conroy has been struck by an explosion in the somali capital of mobility issue. so far there's been no report on casualties. no group has claimed responsibility for the attack so far . the blast was reportedly caused by a landmine during the routine activity of peacekeeping forces. somalia has been suffering from conflict since the early ninety's involving multiple groups, including all show bob and isis at the least developed countries conference and could tar. the president of the central african republic gave escaping speech toward the west and treatment of his country. the conference took place in march and covered many topics with as diverse will of guests from st leaders and industry leaders to representatives of the un which organized the conference for the 5th time. the african states president accusing the west of looting his country and being responsible for terrorist activity to get more on the african liter

u. s. department of justice makes no mention of the group b, involvement of the french secret services. but like i said, it's all about the money state sponsored terrorism, that's how orthodox month then you have describe being physically entrapped in the law for a monastery as unidentified individuals put locks on the buildings gate with police looking on. but that is the end of us. we're not talking to you at all. it's a crime. if you are the representatives of the police, now they are holding somebody in sight. we don't have facilities right now to release them. just tell me you're here all the time. you saw who did this close this building, one of the people in martin, we didn't see the understand this people are that as hostages. this is terrorism. it was a state sponsored terrorism. your witnesses, police do what is necessary heavily. this what it shows the law that was placed on a door at the monastery, according to local media and ambulance was dispatched to the scene. as one disabled monk subsequently fell ill. the holy men were allegedly locked up by working people in the area

u. s. department of justice makes no mention of the group b, involvement of the french secret services. but like i said, it's all about the money well, unstained in the middle east, where the christian community is also reportedly seen growing oppression. been at the hearts of 3 major religions. jerusalem is seeing an emerging crisis as christians reporting a rising number of hate crimes artes. murray for national reports from the city o jerusalem, heart of the holy land, where jesus is believed to have been born and preached without christians. thus a gloomy, still far away, but likely scenario the greek orthodox patriot, he has warned, ah, every possibly rising number of hate crimes and incitement against followers of jesus is pushing them for their way. despite the efforts of the church or through the and insurers, many people christians are leaving the country leaving good jerusalem. and i don't want to came to the place as a museum. we wanted to keep it alive, and they call the christians community in bethlehem, or in jerusalem, or in any part of the holy land. i call them the livi

u. s. department of justice makes no mention of the group b, involvement of the french secret services. but like i said, it's all about the money ah, bill over to new york city now, where crowds are gathering outside the courts, where donald trump is expected to become the 1st for me as president to face criminal charges. now trump is reportedly facing dozens of felony charges for falsifying records, connected to a legit hush money payments to an adult film star stormy daniels, a claim the actress has denied for yes. blood is kellen, more pin joins as live now from outside the court in new york. caleb? good evening, sir. and what's the latest on the ground? sure. well, we're here outside the courthouse and as you can see behind me a line of police as just form in order to secure the court house. there is a very big crowd approach asters, most supporters of donald trump and opponents of donald trump that have assembled now. george santos made a short appearance earlier. he is a member of the house of representatives who is the drums of border and marjorie taylor green. was on the scene a

u b. s whistle and you were permitted to leave portugal. what happened next to the courts? he's ministry of foreign affairs. describe in switzerland behavior as into my, at the group because of my whistle blowing activities. he arms against me, the swiss attorney general, these lawyers in the court already at the supreme court, oppression or worse occasion. that is our personal rape on that point. my wife and i still, we, we didn't feel secure and besides leave europe and all my family and passed on and, you know, i wanted to go there anyway, my u. k. lawyer to court decisions just in case for me a few times she said look, we'd better go direct you. so my lawyer supreme court decision with you, because trance trot, i'm instantly dot shev ignored portion. they confiscated my time, 16 months they st. and find a bit i oscillation. yes. get a book to read from my song drugs on the pages. i saw that these are denied mine, but it's another 5 to 23 hours of data for and coal in the room there twice. i think. i find that 22 square feet, let me out. i was shocked. they were actually to, you know, alert or leave it. so they said. busy well, to leave that with the dutch cros

u. s strikes have that happened on 3 23 the retaliatory strikes do you believe that they have deterred iranian backed groups? from targeting u s forces. yes so on the on the t b i my understanding is centcom has collected some additional information. so we'll get that to you and the press. team here in terms of deterrence again, we're going to continue to do everything that we need to do at a time and place of our choosing to ensure that we're deterring and safeguarding our folks. i'll just leave it at that. thank you. we go to. can you just tell us what the mission of the 101st 102nd intelligence wing for the massachusetts international guard, was and are you going to release this airman's service record in response to i'm sure the thousands of requests you've already gotten. so david on the service record again. we'll take that and will provide an update when we're able to in terms of the 102nd intelligence wing. i don't have that in front of me. i'm positive. they have a website. we can quickly find the fact sheet up there in general intelligence wings throughout the air force. support is what what you might imagine air force intelligence requirements worl

group just up oil claim responsibility. and here's a quick reminder of the top story. we're following for you at this hour b, u. s. secretary of state entity blinking as spoken by phone, with each of sedans, warring generals urging them to reach a cease fire and days of bloodshed. the un says at least 185 people have died so far in 3 days of violence. and you're up to date, stay tuned up next our documentary series as a look at the beijing spring and the democracy while movement in china. that's all for me for now and for the entire news team, but to stay tuned. under berlin, thanks for watching with when you work as an architect, jacqueline, or not at all women in architecture, why are they so invisible to the larger public? we decided to ask them, what is the poetry the secret of a house shattering the glass ceiling. women in architecture starts april 20th on d, w. ah.

b. u n. 's, deputy secretary general says engagement could lead to holding the group accountable for its actions. reco like temperatures have been recorded and are predicted across southeast asia, china and other parts of the continent. health officials in thailand are urging people to stay at home to avoid heat stroke. we temperatures topping 45 degrees for the 1st time in its history on our top story. now the situation in sudan and unstable cease fire is now in force agree to by sedans, army, and the rival rapid support forces al jazeera is mohammed attire. passmore from the streets of cartoon, lily, a lamb, and actually hath isla fighting near, hard to near port has subsided after explosions and heavy weapons were heard to live in areas for their away. like here in this street, the atmosphere is lively. as many people come out to buy goods on the street is also used by some to get out of heart to him and reached the state of bud medina. and while it's usually full of people in market many now want to leave this area. what happens out of many people who live in the alley area neighbourhood hav

grouping, and ukraine no less. earlier over the past month, this pressure against them has mounted and mounted. you had a ukrainian s. b, u agents, government security agents, a raid and search churches all over the country. looking full pro russian material links between us, between the clergy and russia. evidently, judging by the fact that they haven't shed on their findings, they haven't shared those that they haven't found much. nevertheless, that hasn't changed. vladimir zelinski is, or his administrations, or the government views on trying to trying to shut down the ukranian orthodox church. and they have only ramped up the pressure or i thanks very much for bring us through all that are t senior correspondent, morocco, steve, where going underground again, next twit, today's gas that former soviet analyst in this c i a, it's an interesting sit down and begins rob, ahead with ah, ah ah, i'm african redundancy and welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from you buying the u. e. nature so called mainstream media and forgotten all about it with the greatest eco terra atrocity of this centu

b u. c, r s t i f was a part of the public, you know, company and we just switched from supporting together. i mean, this was, this group was published by, you know, the government to president it just to use it for. and then you know, somehow you did your diary, but finally it was supposed to be a lawyer. but finally the switch and back to that is c l and then they pushed. but now there are 3 forces ensued in one is the, if previous archie, which is been now pushed out, and then as a the civil movement. so i don't know which one is going to side for democratization of the process. but if they do that was probably, are essentially is having it's, it's the crew is sex. never know. did you see this? do you see this conflict effect thing? the great to region, obviously, you mentioned, there are quite a few factions and alliances from external countries. do dealer has been condemned by many african leaders? do you think it spread anyway? it's, it's pretty because particularly a ship ship between ship answered and i'd be excellent for last, you know, 2030 years. but after this there military coup. when i burn came it just to

group. so i don't think i much surprised that actually the, the f b, i apparently has, have decided that have a suspect. so she how, how was the u. s. though trying to can sort of contain the fallout from, from what's come out in these weeks. it was interesting and president bygone was all about this island whether he was concerned and he was really dumb playing and saying that he doesn't feel that it wasn't too concerned about leaks. having said that, on wednesday we were told that the secretary of state lincoln and different secretary austin were making calls to various eyes to try and reassure them. because not only do these leaks show that the u. s. is spying, as you might expect on russia and iran, possibly china, you know, and so on. but also on a lot of allies, egypt, israel, south korea, and ukraine itself to be able to identify does that surprise of the u. s. is spying and all these countries we knew that anyway, from the wiki leaks, or documents that we got from edward snowden, you know, 10 years ago with 13 years ago, which showed a wide scale surveillance of world leaders, you know, bugging angular, michael's phone. and

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