as see russia as an imminent threat, and that's the u. k. on japan, the report now this year is telling and it's name and it's content. let's have a listen to some of what it actually says. almost all indicate is related to russia's war on ukraine. have full and including the use of nuclear weapons by an aggressive an energy supply disruptions. while russia was still the top risk for 5 g 7 countries last year, only the citizens of the u. k. and japan still consider it so german citizens not only see russia as the 7th grade is concerned, and autonomy and see it is the 12th. this report remarkably is reflecting some of the realities and one of the key points also there is that, you know, older countries, countries in the global sales, with the emergence of bricks. they're, you know, disengaging, if you like from the globe list agenda. there's studies civil once in this for us to see what the suffered with russian assets as well with the seizure of assets and the, the rules based order of being one where united states makes the rules and gives the. busy

u. k. and japan still consider it so german citizens not only see russia as the 7th grade is concerned, natalia and sanchez, the 12th. this report remarkably is reflecting some of the realities. one of the key points also there is that, you know, older countries, countries in the global south with the emergence of bricks they're, you know, disengaging, if you like from the globe list agenda, they're starting say, well, what's in this for us to see what happened with the russian assets, as well, with the seizure of assets and the, the rules based or are being one where united states makes the rules and gives the orders where we so it seems that there's a bit of a see change. the name is interesting, lose lose on us. sort of a level set at the uh, the roof is open for peace. it's open, it's left the door open. i think the president proved this interview. it took her across and it was quite remarkable. he left the door open, he suggested that this schism in the world between the 2 orders isn't a healthy thing, but a sort of a lover of said. we will sit down and talk peace but will be based on the

and that's the u. k. on japan, the reports now this year is telling and its name and its contents of it listen to some of what it actually says. almost all indicators related to russia's war on ukraine have full and including the use of nuclear weapons, buying aggressive and energy supply disruptions while russia was still the top risk for 5 g 7 countries. last year, only the citizens of the u. k. and japan still consider it so german citizens now only see russia as the 7th grade is concerned, and autonomy and see it is the 12th. this report remarkably is reflecting some of the realities and one of the key points. also there is that, you know, older countries, countries in the global. so with the emergence of bricks there. yeah. you know, disengaging, if you like from the globe list agenda, there's studies say, well, what's in this for us? we see what this happened with the russian assets as well with the seizure of assets and the get the rules based or being one where united states makes the rules and gives the o

only 2, only 2 countries actually now a see at russia as an imminent threat, and that's the u. k. on japan. and we learned about that in this interesting report, which is a named lose lose, which is in itself is, is remarkable. really think about the terminology, lose lose this unit, the uh, security conference for 60 years old, very little and desist based for him at where vladimir putin, you know, made a landmark speech in 2007, outlining much of what exactly has occurred. the encroachment of nato onto russia's borders at the division of the world into this uh, uni, pulled a world where the united states sat at the center of this head gemini. this was all highlighted on the report now this year is telling and its name and its content. let's have a listen to some of what it actually says. the threat from russia and related risks, including the use of nuclear weapons by an aggressor, an energy supplied disruptions still rank considerably higher than in 2021. but compared to last year, they have dropped in the risk index. so, i mean, this report remarkably is reflecting some of the realitie

and the job market is hauled. the american economy is not just strong, it's also powered ahead of the european union, the u. k. japan and all the advanced economies. why is the us so resilience fenton model have has well, many had predicted recession, but the latest job stays is suggest the us economy may have whether the storm us present. joe biden is hailing the turnaround at this time. his policies are working ration wakes are starting to see real evidence that america centers are facing real confidence in our economy. we're building the u. s. economy at a 353000 jobs in january, nearly doubled. what some analysts expected. the math is predicting that the us economy will go to point one percent this year. that's far more than comparable, developed economies in europe or japan in another positive sign. the federal reserve says interest rates may come down within the next 12 months as a signal that inflation is coming under control subdued. we believe that our policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightening cycle, and that if the economy evolves broadly as expected, it will likely be appropriate to begin dial

faster than expected. stokes us soaring and the job market is hauled, the american economy is not just strong, it's also piled ahead of the european union, the u. k. japan and all the advanced economies. but why is the us so resilience fenton model home has well many had predicted recession, but the latest jobs data suggests the us economy may have whether the store us present. joe biden is hailing the turnaround at this time. his policies are working in racing works, or starters a real evidence that america centers are facing real confidence in our economy. we're building the u. s. economy out at 353000 jobs in january nearly doubled. what some analyst expected. the math is predicting that the us economy will go to point one percent this year. that's far more than comparable, developed economies in europe or japan and another positive sign. the federal reserve says interest rates may come down within the next 12 months of a signal that inflation is coming under control subdued. we believe that our policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightening cycle, and that if the economy evolves broadly as expected, it will likely be appropriate to begin dial

almost 1500 next to me on the and then venezuela sanctions against russia have been imposed by countries including the u. s. t e u, the u. k. a straight to canada and japan. all right, let's bring it out. guess for today's discussion for the started in context on web joined by chris with us. who is the chief executive of micro advisory? that's a strategic business consultancy focused on russia. the ratio from the regions capital was low. we're joined by on build fast, who's a sanctions expert who found that the country risk analysis company co risk. he also helped to write a recent report that investigated how russian sanctions are being ignored and from washington d. c. anatole, even is the director of the razor program at the quincy institute for responsible statecraft and a gentleman. welcome to you all. let's start with you then chris, what do you make of these up? domestic growth, full cost figures for russia as well? the look up domestic but to an extra effects. uh but, but really does numbers show is that the economy is stabilized. is, is large, the being driven, but with a combination of military industrial, complex spending, which is having, of

and pots of the u. k. a report from pending and that's become a hotspot of the outbreak. the brought to you by visit capital. hello. as we head towards it meets for logical springs in japan, we are looking at some small winfrey weather coming in. would you believe fixing cloud there just spinning out. so central china little area of light pressure just spinning away, throwing some very wet weather into q issue using into something positive whole issue tends to snow over the mountains. 12 celsius, the for tokyo, further north, so we're around 9 celsius fine. and right, why 2? it's a good part of northern northern china because the temperature of so we get to minus one as we go through friday. so quite a k northly wind coming back in the fair. but us know that just making his way and across northern parts of japan's, that because the west, the nearest of can show up to was a car to go back to tokyo. sheltered by the mound to the 15 degrees celsius should be a little dry there across the central areas of china and down towards the south. tried to it too much of the philippines. indo china good scattering. the shouts at the southern edge of the philippines, elijah, i'm pushi

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