contributions to pay down the unfunded and the second is the investment earning and a decrease of them in the u a l of $322 million this year. the access return for 2023 that returned a little bit over 5 percent that is below the 7 that is two percent expected return but deferred gains from investments that we used to smooth over time so the return on our actuary back up was closer to 8 percent so got it smaller gain on the value of assets. that was almost all offset by liability lose that happened this year i'll talk about that in the couple of slides i'll not go into detail new but minor adjustments to the valuation software that is they're in the u a l to tighten up and to mitigate future liability lose going forward. and i want to reiterate too that your liability is about $35 billion so those changes they are in millions of dollars have relatively small. in comparison to our overall assets and liabilities. moving to the change in the employer attraction rates the rates driver's side from 18 to 15.9 percent and the first item piece it shows is decrease is in 2018 supplemental cola of one .33

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the 1st thing to political stability after a hard one piece, the region in the u. k. was form to an island was politicians by britain in 1921 as a decades was controlled by pro purchased unionist. that's all changed since the last election is the largest policy, is now sion fame. formerly the political wing of the aisle race that for a violent conflict from 1969, the seeking irish unity, tens of thousands of civilians were killed or injured in violence involving the british army, police, and several paramilitary groups and international peace process. so the years bruce, a political several months of the aisle re dissolved in 2005. so how important is the resumption of politics in northern ireland? will the region remain of the u. k. or could irish unity become a reality? we'll be discussing this in more in a few moments without guess, but 1st this report on how these events developed by image and came up to your political stalemate, ends in northern orland to democratic union. this policy would be dropping. it's boy quote of the northern ireland assembling it had pull

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a consistent critic of us and u. k. foreign policy. and i remember colin powell in the united nations and he had been provided with a test to with sort of a greenish material. people have said that to colin powell, he really didn't believe at the time that he was shaking this in front of the entire united nations. 2 years later about cold as speech. a blog on his wrinkled, the information, some of the information, not all of it was wrong. do i regret it? took goals, hostilities and said to have ended on april 9th, 2003, when us troops took bank that on may. the 1st of that year president bush, triumphant. they declared. the coalition is victory from the deck of the gulf. carry a u. s. s. abraham lincoln major combat operations in iraq of ended in the battle of iraq. the united states and our allies have prevailed, said to him on the anthem, show us invitation. aguilar sounds good bye. now we're going to sort of regarding these. let me skip, look, else, give this news. now advise young's best opinion. is that jim smallwood, why not? look

the population in the u. a. e is, is for their foreigners. so it is not a strong and powerful country. they have influence because of their wealth and because of their fellows, connections with the united states. but while yeah, man is very poor, largely because of the genocidal war that the amaris and the saudis with west support carry it out against the country. but it is now a very strong country when it comes to it's military, and that's why they defeated the saudis enamel rockies. so them are odd to use and the saudis both are very cautious because they know that if they engage in any conflict with the admin that they could be on the receiving end of drones and miss silas. and that could be devastating to these countries because both of them are very valuable. and both of them are very much dependent on that when left. can you give us any insight into what the official sentiment is from iran political class? where do they stand on? what's happening in gaza? well, we know that, so guys in military capabilities, defense capabilities where t

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m a u. and there are lights in the gulf states, and then israel and turkey. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date, so that bombs and missiles could be fired. and i, i made it clear that i would do my job. i would do my duty, we have seen a curio, been more most aggressive knows by the u. s. and the western powers the russian states never as one of the most sense community best english. i'll send some of the in the 65 with the keys, 195 and speed, the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin media mission, the state on russia to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube. the question, did you say stephen twist, which is the of the more than $100.00 policy is a kelvin drop a has a result of why the idea of poles would cover strikes a the rescue and apparel. these are at least from the mass captivity. talk this down will hold on to democratic principles and would not allow on a key discredit, to, according to the countries care, to

move to the u. a. in those interviews, banned by youtube and available on rumble the over time prime minister of nuclear around pockets on reiterated as evidence for the u. s. role and destabilizing his country. now jailed along with his wife, his party's official symbol even banned. his posse members, persecuted, killed and arrested. his goal is still secure with the most seats in last week's elections. so will they killed pakistan's most popular politician, the man who opposed drone strikes from his country and who oppose nature sanctions on russia? joining me that from his normal body shut down, it goes, the people has joined the secretary and member of congress on national assembly. thank you so much for coming on the show. i better stop by saying even them is the catastrophe using guys are.

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a. d u n, during the u. n. s the me thing, when the u. s. feel to, but in the nation, of course is a fairly important player. it's the largest and most name country in the world has a very strong cause for the policy and people. how do you feel as an, as administer, re presenting indonesia and in this, in this circuit of international leaders who don't seem to do anything at the moment? i always mentioned that indonesia will take any possible avenue to defend justice, to defend humanity. and to be with the palestinian people, because as i mentioned to us already over 70 years, and i recall what happened in bundled the s u f because some it was in 9055 in 1955. boston is the only country who did not enjoy freedom of independence yet. so we quoted the policy union a people n again, number 2 because it is a number in the constitution. and number 3 though i o. o, always mentioned that the issue of policy then is nothing to do with the religious issue. it is the principal, but i think the voice of indonesia as the largest, most of the population,

action or time, so you're welcome back to going underground, broadcasting all around the world from the u. a. it's been 24 hours since the latin american nation of el salvador, inform us with ca does. he wasn't that squads and more recently been going healed. it's like just general election them. it's a 2 year state of emergency, but in another country, 2000 kilometers south. also the subject of us interference is to be making headlines in recent weeks. not anymore for the d like made with the c i a to transfer wiki leaks found a julia designed for torture in london. the 1st stage of emergency is low in order collapses. now, one of the biggest data countries to the i m f. equitable reliance on you and food aid is express support the genocide in gaza and is transferring weapons to zalinski and ukraine by the usa. joining me now from equity to his capital quito is someone who was a front runner to be president of the south american country. famous for helping charles gallow in writing about human evolution, doctor andre's arouse was 2023 ecuadorian vice presidential candidate, and the 2021 pre

so does the, the u. a where i'm so we can view from where they've just done the for us transaction with the china are actually in terms of digital currency. would return some kind of sovereignty away from the so called the private banking tokenize to currencies bank song. and i like that if you're a president or uh, in ecuador, in the next few years, who knows at, or your allies of a private banks. yeah, well, unfortunately, clinical or private banking system is a completely, a, an old school. it is not in favor of innovation it as an inc, as a huge incumbent, and it has a huge monopoly power. and that's we have recently seen the haven't had a president banker when less or was there. and what we need is a system that is software and that is of course, the privacy it enabled that can replicate physical caution, its properties. and that does not allow for surveillance. and that doesn't allow for economic rebirth for the possibility of having this money. that is the link from the powers of the private banking

u has agreed on a new 50000000000, your support package for ukraine as a leader summit in brussels, the autopay and council, the president sharp. michelle said that they would ensure code long term predictable funding for ukraine. the agreement comes after weeks of opposition from hunger. his prime minister, big to hold on ukraine has faced increasingly uncertainty over age funding with in fighting in the you and the us holding up support the demos, brussel 02 products under phenomena is a bit. you need us summit and dw crane bureau chief nick connelly is in keys with analysis on the breakthrough. i started by asking alexandra ha older you overcame opposition from big to all done. well, according to diplomatic sources and officials that we've been speaking with the uh, it was the run up to this meeting today with all the phone calls to, to victor alba. and has been receiving from your p and leaders with a bilateral meeting, sweat, this breakfast, meeting this morning with the french italian. and she, german leaders and all of them made it clear that the hungry was standing there alone w

a, u, k, and or egypt regarding the deadly consequences. and the disastrous one will be a negatively impacting the displace people this specifically that there are hundreds of 1000 even patients into people who want to be able to sleep again. specifically that the majority of the hospital, those in the strip had be shut down doors to a few numbers of hospitals from racing and ruffling, and in hon. eunice, which will be the next target if it's going to be any possible ground inclusion to the city. the topic of benjamin don't know who the is ready. prime minister is maintaining that the civilians are rasa. will be allowed to quote. no, i mean practically speaking. what are the implications of that suggestion for the 1400000 people? very rough. uh, is that even possible? well, in fact, me would have been here is that to, from these very upfront minister benjamin netanyahu, as he ordered these very ministry to set at 2 o'clock for evacuating the residence before starting the military operations. the plot request is way you can bring those people

m, a, u. and the allies in the gulf states and then israel and, and turkey have waged against syria. the independent journalist and blogger, vanessa bailey, the daughter of a former u. k invested into egypt speaks out of games need to aggression in the middle east, and exposes the western propaganda machine. the, basically, the u. s. operates on a, on a piracy policy in the sense that it doesn't form partnerships with silver and nations. unless the sovereign nations are prepared to ally themselves with the us, which then effectively means they are a captive satellite states of the us. they have no sovereignty, they have no self determination. they have to comply with us agendas. if those countries resist us agendas, then they are targeted for destruction, either through hybrid wolf or for direct smell attraction as in, for example, iraq. and what is the, the policy the policy is to effectively arrest all developments of progressive countries to return them to the dark ages. uh, to install regim

and to what extent could, could her a send actually cement and orthodontist position in the u. k? simply by restoring confidence in the state as quote, as well uh, 1st name michelle layla, things that are far east far far was an i r a customer and we offer the next day the one oversight um, here's an example of all the sellers who died in the oversight of before that was elected as an m p for from out of central, with all of the electrostatic j. a. the iran was also the fight and its armed struggle and pile elbows up to shelby's father, who was an x ray, doesn't hurt when he can. but if you stood for election, he was elected to the local council and the dog. oh, cool. and during it, when he died, michelle stage, the battle action. and she said she was successfully elected liver. she became of the system to live martin mcguinness. that was the, the 1st most her and the assembly. she was i think she's also nestor of agriculture and most of health as well. so how. busy she is really missing, ok, they're anxious to me or take your lives by eval universally a graduate like myself a univ

move to the u. a. in those interviews, banned by youtube and available on rumble the over time. prime minister of nuclear . i'm focused on reiterated as evidence for the u. s. role in the stabilizing his country now jailed along with his wife is parties, official symbol even banned. his posse members, persecuted, killed and arrested. his goal is still secure with the most seats in last week's elections. so will they kill pocket stones, the most popular politician, the man who opposed drone strikes from his country and who oppose nature sanctions on russia? joining me that for him is i'm about to shut down a goes uh, the people i joined. the secretary and member of pocket sounds national assembly. thank you so much for coming on the show. i better stop by saying even them is the catastrophes in gaza or in this region. what's happening in august on is clearly being watched all around the world. congratulations. how did you, when they seats as an independent, with a majority of over 50000, given what we he

is going up and i have to point out that the produce from the ukraine in a country does not necessarily is most subjects to the e. u. stand, it's that that's polish farm is have to adhere to. so you have a concern now by push farm is to say we produce at a higher cost. and now you for products from ukraine that are much cheaper and that is reducing the value of what we do. there is concern here though i have to point out about the timing of these demonstrations. thousands of farm is i've come to the polish capital today. people are questioning the timing of all of this and, and what is really agitating this movement. you will note that this has been a long standing issue wheeler and also just about a year ago in the the ukranian president for the for let him use it in steve was visiting this was an issue then with the previous government. but people questioning the timing there are, there was a local or written, there are local regional elections happening here in april. you also have the european election happening in june. and there is the feeling that this movement has been infiltrated to it. and you want the go

u. s. a u armed israel against guys a full support from the bo did that to surprise you or is that direct orders from washington? the board has previously particularly expressed a huge support for genocide as a in the middle east as well. nevada received those days early government during his campaign, and he said so explicitly, as she said she already had agreements with is riley government while she was a candidate. so we think she's being very reciprocal, and in that matter, the ar party, the citizens revolution parties, and proposed in parliament a resolution condemning the genocidal acts of israel and in powers. i mean goes on, and unfortunately the noble uh, a number of some members of the she's party, they did not support this resolution and a wasn't passed unfortunately. and. and so you have this situation. as regards the middle east, you got a, this amount of debt. millions in ecuador, lying on world food program aid. and now the vice president to president number veronica bed says i

move to the u. a. in those interviews, banned by youtube and available on rumble the over time. prime minister of nuclear around pockets on reiterated as evidence for the u. s. role in the stabilizing his country now jailed along with his wife, his party's official symbol even banned. his posse members, persecuted, killed and arrested. his goal is still secure with the most seats in last week's elections. so will they kill focused on.

it's a near tons running u. s. foreign policy and trying to expand the empire, a good part of it, maybe 3040 percent is actual cash payments to ukraine to keep this government from some collapse and you know, the us to end you are paying the wages and salaries and government workers and their punches which by the way, the better the american government workers get. uh so you know, maybe a 3rd of it is actual cash payments and then uh, you know, the i m f is given it 13 and a half 1000000. keep its uh, currency from collapsing. the rest of it is, uh yeah, it's uh to buy goods uh, weapons. right. uh, the u. s. government uh actually pays the manufacturers money and the weapon manufacturers send the good. so, you know, we're talking about tens of hundreds of billions, maybe of money that is not really going to train. it's going to boeing and racy on and watching who then send the weapons over there. so, you know, they're getting very, very rich. yeah. you know, one of the most lucrative, the stop to place nowadays i

it is a big u—turn. ent that they would spend £28 billion a year on green investment by the end of the parliament and that will now not be the case and they say they want to focus on outcomes rather than the amount they will spend. we will speak soon. we will be talking to the policing minister at 7.30 and talking to him about issues surrounding the leader of the conservatives and something you are following this morning, charlie. it is what happens during protests. protesters who try to hide their identity, use flares or climb over war memorials could face jail or be fined under new government plans. police in england and wales will be given more powers to arrest but campaigners say it's a further clampdown on democratic rights. 0ur political correspondent hannah miller reports. protesters climbing a war memorial last year. police are unable to make arrests, leading to promises within government to act. today, ministers say they will make this kind of behaviour illegal, carrying a three—month sentence an

the, the, this is the w news live in berlin, the u. s. a. u. k. launch a 2nd, 9th of retaliatory attacks against iran in the link militias, washington and london say they hit science belonging to this new c rebels in yemen, as follows us airstrikes in the rack and syria. also in the show and the united states, the democrats kick off their contest to choose their presidential nominate president biden, wins of predictive land line in south carolina. the 1st primary in his campaign, not his low approval ratings, means that the vote is still being seen as a test of his future re election chances. the american and in spain is good to have you with us. the united states and britain have launched a series of airstrikes on the who, the militia and yemen. washington and london put out a joined statement saying that they had some dozens of target, which included underground weapons depos missile systems and launchers and radars. the strong is a part of the us military's effort to the terms of movies from further disrupting global shipping lanes in the red

move to the u. a. in those interviews, banned by youtube and available on rumble the over time prime minister of nuclear around pockets on reiterated as evidence for the u. s. role in the stabilizing his country. now jailed along with his wife as parties, official symbol even banned. his posse members, persecuted, killed and arrested. his goal is still secure with the most seats in last week's elections. so will they kill pocket stones most popular politician, the man who opposed drone strikes from his country and who oppose nature sanctions on russia? joining me that for him is i'm about to shut down and goes uh, the people i joined the secretary and member of congress on national assembly. thank you so much for coming on the show. i better stop by saying even them is the catastrophes in gaza in this region. what's happening and focused on is clearly being watched all around the world. congratulations. how did you, when they seats as an independent, with a majority of over 50000, given what we heard a

a who these that didn't really work out. so it remains to be seen what happens next . the u. s. has been openly warning about the strikes beforehand, easier a strategy behind or so that is correct to us approach here because you don't want to commit to the middle east and the u. s. has had the experience interact in southwest asia and they've gotten a stance how difficult it is to fight irregular forces, especially if they are backed by a powerful state. that being said, these airstrikes will most likely continue, was the idea of diminishing these groups military capability. so that they cannot strikes the us forces in the middle east. one of the main targets appears to have been the codes force of the iranian revolutionary guard. why? that is correct and the reasoning here are, we might recall um, a striking, fully money buys a trump administration who was ahead of the court codes for us back then. the idea is to weaken the could force and to remove the brain. so to say off the support thing for us for those malicious across the middle east, which are linked to room. however, as

u-turn. this was a big flan-shi behind this u-turn. this was a big flagship policy. — behind this u-turn. nd this u-turn. this was a big flagship policy, the centrepiece i behind this u-turn. this was a big flagship policy, the centrepiece of the annual conference in 2021, they said they would spend £28 billion a year should they win the general election to help britain on its transition to a net zero economy. that policy has been softened a little in a couple of different technical ways, the key figure 20 8 billion was still there until we are told today from the labour party will say that while it is still committed to the great transition to what they call their green prosperity plan, investing in things like home insulation, clean steel plants, battery technology and so on, they will not be committing any longer to that figure, £28 billion a year of green investment. £31 longer to that figure, £28 billion a year of green investment. of course we had seen — year of green investment. of course we had seen on _ year of green investment. of course we had seen on the _ year of green investm

m, a, u and the allies in the gulf states and then israel and turkey. and i was instructed that i had to create a crisis by a given date, so that farms and missiles could be fired. and i, i made it clear that i would do my job. i would do my duty. we have seen a carrier most aggressive knows why the us and the western powers the the who is better for us fighting or trying to find out is not important for fun. take a bit later on that to us. so watching president comment and so, so on his recent interview with talk a call said, which said much open media into a meltdown to finish. first of all it's good. the twisting leaders are watching and listening to what i see, but it's bad wisdom leaders cheap and distort what i state, you know, what let, just to high palestinian civilians have run out of options. as is where the prime minister premises a full scale operational ross plus a fairly safe space back to the point of contact to search a common tenacious current defense minister declasse himself. the window of wednesday. the presidential election i've has

shelves, russian a temporary strikes in the area against ukrainians. troops of if i can fit that shows a u, a v finding its way into a garage where it keeps, forces had been hold up. now this comes just days after russia now as he had captured the of the guy and get the an extra public, a city. if we'd had been under the control of key of forces for almost a decade. the buckle for the strategic area took maybe a month before a key off the retreat by ukrainian forces. and as the troops left the city, they abandoned almost stockpiles and all the western supplied weapons of war. among them was this view as made homage pass no carrier, a trophy now seemed being towed away. 2 thoughts, vehicles have been recovered enough to have, cuz so far. a moscow says key of lost nearly 3000 soldiers drew. it gets retreat. a russian forces offered to button to back the main the what i feel trace implant which supplies the number of cities and the republic, including the regional capital did. that's all it is it goes down of brings us this exclusive report. this is the, the nets quote of filtering plants and un

a good outcome. one of the issues that, that 5 long been stuck on is the fact that the u. k. is a member of the european court of human rights. there are 3 precedents whereby the european court of human rights has refused to extradite prisoners to the united states because of the way in which the us use a solitary confinement as a punishment. american prosecutors have said that they will not put julian in solitary, but listen, that goes about as far as me saying that i won't put julian in solitary. it means nothing. you can't, government has respect to these 3 previous decisions. but they have also said that they may not respect the court if it was to not extradite julian. why? why if the u. k is still a member of the court? well, because you know, there are out was why, why did they just bought? i'm a young man, i mean, why does a bomb i'm a rack and why? i mean, it's a who knows a be or do you have on people left and right. did it for, for speaking their minds and, and the ok to magna carta is nothing more than a museum piece. that's it. you know, so it, it has, it's my find

a region, and so many others. we go to them, we make the effort, we care restrict the . ready ready u. s. president joe, by the says he's hopeful of a se spots between israel and thomas and goes up by next monday. i'm doing all of this is out of the are live from the also coming up and he's ready strikes me of the quite hospital in southern guns that kills at least 8 palestinians. women and children are among the that a desperate scramble for 8 hundreds of palestinians rushed to see, to collect food dropped by the told in unit for the and were on the front lines with the groups and the democratic republic of congo, say they've joined forces with the ministry, tobacco and 23 rebels.