and the u. anna, pressing for his full release and reinstatement. meanwhile, as well, more protests against the military take over our expected lisa on friday. we'll at speak to him. morgan, she is on the ground for us there in cartoon here. but what you make of hubert han has chosen truly is, is this international pressure working? should we expect more? well those who have been released are just some of the senior government officials who have been arrested on the day of the military takeover that the minister of trade, the minister of communication, the minister of information and the minister of youth and sports, them, cabinets minister in the office of the prime minister of the lamb dog, who's also still under house arrest is yet to be released along with the spokesperson of the sovereignty council. now general abdel for the albert hunt a day after the takeovers had bats. some of those political prisoners, those the senior government officials who have been arrested will be released while those who are still held are those who will be facing potential criminal charges. so it looks like

let's discuss this with the anna white law because a rural historian. she's joining us from cambridge in the u. k. thanks for your time with us on al jazeera, so we saw the festivities taking place in barbados. how do you think buckingham palace is doing this? walking in palace away said for a day since the time of the queen's rain and, and the process of the colonization and the end of the british empire that they were very happy for countries too, for their own. paul were relaxed in the words of prince philip about the idea that countries in the future want to break with the british crown. however, of course, i think they would be a little bit anxious, nervous about how this would play in the media. and of course, there's always the danger this would be seen as the beginning of a domino effect where other of the u. k. realms would also break them on a key. and that might be seen as a, as a rejection of the monarchy, which might have more profound implications. i think that they'll also be some relief actually that this was happening under the queen, rather than at the start of the new writin

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u. s. has put the brakes on jo biden's mandates to increase vaccination rates there than is initial idea concern businesses with more than a 100 employees, anna possible, find out more than a 100000 dose if workers were left on jet. but in were states have lodged a legal set of battles against those meshes. course the world health organization, the backdrop to this is repeatedly stood up for vaccines as an effective form of protection against the virus, but mandatory jobs, romania, widely, controversial issue delay. we discuss it with some of our guests. think there's a couple of really important things are number one, the fact that you're going to have a huge backlash across europe, right? because people are already frustrated with this idea of green passes vaccine passports. but there's a bigger issue here, and i think the bigger issue is the fact that yes, cases are rising right now. but there is no evidence so far that the cases are writing because of people who are on vaccinate. remember, we know the data shows a vaccines, don't prevent the spread of the virus, nor do they prevent the contraction of the virus. how many of these new cases

anna and brady. he joined us in february of this year after spending four years at uc investments working as operation investments working in private investments. prior to u this he worked as senior research at the emerging markets private equity association in u.s.a. c. masters in political development from the lemon school and ba the global studies from santa barbara. i will turn it over to you and brady. >> thank you, curt. i am trying to share. i would like to remind our risk framework -- about our risk framework that we put together about three years ago with three main pillars. first as chris mentioned liquidity. some things we consider very carefully, very diligently because we are large investors in private markets. we are active investors. we will talk about that. part of that active investments is that we believe in liquidity premium and harvesting premium. liquidity is first. second is some things that curt mentioned total strategic asset allocation we spent most of 2020 with nadc and allen martin to make sure that we understand the risks that we are taking. we understand how much risk we are comfortable to take for the total plan. we increased