it refutes the idea that companies can't afford to increase salaries unite research has shown that over the last year, the top companies in the u. k. their profit margins have increased by 2 thirds. so what we actually have now is a crisis of profiteering, a recent u. k. opinion poll found 60 percent of people are generally supportive of work is taking industrial action, especially in the current cost of living crisis. but that they did very sector by sector. for example, 54 percent supported nest is going on strike while figured up to 41 percent in favor of strikes barrell workers strike fatigue is a possibility. this little sign of it yet. pull brennan, al jazeera london paper president geneva, and tino has hail the group stage of the world cup and keta as the best ever saying there were no longer small teams and big teams, inventory known as the level of tournament is very equal. after an opening phase, the featured, some major upset, former champions, argentina, spain, germany and brazil, all suffered shock group stage losses. teams from africa, asia, and north america also been rep

it refutes the idea that companies can't afford to increase salaries unite research has shown that over the last year, the top companies in the u. k. their profit margins have increased by 2 thirds. so what we actually have now is a crisis of profiteering. a recent u. k. opinion poll found 60 percent of people are generally supportive of work is taking industrial action, especially in the current cost of living crisis. but that figure did very sector by sector. for example, 54 percent supported ness is going on strike while figured up to 41 percent in favor of strikes barrell workers strike. fatigue is a possibility. there's little sign of it yet. pull brennan al jazeera london, china says it's rolling back key parts of it. strict 0 cobra policy following a widespread protests. it's a major reversal in a country that's impose some of the toughest pandemic measures in the world correlate reports. throughout the pandemic, china's population has faced some of the toughest restrictions in the world. but now just weeks after president g re committed to the 0 cove, it policy has been a dramat

it refutes the idea that companies can't afford to increase salaries unite research has shown that over the last year the top companies in the u. k. their profit margins have increased by 2 thirds. so what we actually have now is a crisis of profiteering. a recent u. k. opinion poll found 60 percent of people are generally supportive of work is taking industrial action, especially in the current cost of living crisis. but that figure did very sector by sector. for example, 54 percent supported nest is going on strike while figured up to 41 percent in favor of strikes barrell workers strike fatigue is a possibility. this little sign of it yet, pull brennan al jazeera london still ahead on al jazeera chinese authorities roll back on parts of their strike to 0 code regulations. and they were banned from high school for more than a year. now i've gone, girls are being told that they should take exams. ah hello. we have warnings in force for some very heavy rain just pushing in across the plains of the us, easing up towards the tennessee valley. yes. slow moving area of low pressure, this co

and as far as you can, economies concern united research is found and it's on our website. we produce research using biggest from the r s on what figures are available to us from a company accounts that show the large companies, the major companies, if you kind of my 75 percent increase in their profit margins between 20192021. that's bigger profit margin so that we're making prior to the pandemic city argument really is that there is money there in the economy. and our view is that the wrong people have got it. i got too much of it and it's about time we started discussing how we distribute. ok. let's bring a name. is their money really there and i, and because some people worry that if workers do get pay rises, been their employers will in turn have to put up prices for customers that pushes up inflation. and then you have sort of never ending. spiral is not a correct assessment, is there money, but is it just in the wrong hands? if you look in the quarterly earnings. ready quarterly earnings. what we see is we see an increment, our supply chain in terms of input costs, w

it refutes the idea that companies can't afford to increase salaries unite research has shown that over the last year the top companies in the u. k. their profit margins have increased by 2 thirds. so what we actually have now is a crisis of profiteering. a recent u. k. opinion poll found 60 percent of people are generally supportive of work is taking industrial action, especially in the current cost of living crisis. but that figure did very sector by sector. for example, 54 percent supported nest is going on strike. while i figured up to 41 percent in favor of strikes, barrell workers strike fatigue is a possibility. there's little sign of it yet. poor brennan al jazeera london still ahead all now deserving chinese authorities rollback on parts of their strict as 0 code regulations. i knew as president joe biden addresses a national vigil. the victims of gun violence, ah, anticipation is rising. and so is the atmosphere. are you ready for the way spotted my cattle anyways? hello, welcome to look at the international forecast will a maybe a break in the football at the moment, sir, by

she's a member of student researchers united. doctoral scholars and researchers reached an agreement on what union members described as their highest ever salary increases but workers are not returning to campus in solidarity, with some 36,000 graduates workers who remain on strike. what is important to understand? aarthi: thank you so much for having a. what's really important to understand here in this moment is this isn't really historic and -- this is a really historic and transformative fight for us as academic workers within u.c., and academic researchers have reached a tentative agreement. they are staying out on strike in solidarity with student researchers and academic student employees because our fight is not over. we are sti fighting for a contract that gives us fair living wages that we deserve as both the other speakers mentioned. as a student researcher and within the university of california, i have also experienced incredibly challenging living and working conditns. student researchers are negotiating for their ve

unit. the research team based things on like the cost of goods, services, transportation, utilities, and of course, housing. >>> a group of twitter workers laid off and their attorney are announcing a lawsuit against the company today. the tech giant owned by elon musk abruptly laid off half of its work force. most of 4000 people just a month ago. bloom says the legal action will be the first filing of its kind in the twitter layoff case. we are now in the middle of the holiday travel season, which means a lot of people and a lot of luggage moving across the country. each year, 1 million pieces of luggage go completely missing. rachel polansky shows us how one person's loss can be another person's gain. >> when i got there, my luggage was not there. >> at hard to find folks who have lost their luggage. >> at end of a little bit to be expected. >> reporter: the majority of passengers, 99.5%, to get their bags back and >> it took four days to get our luggage back. >> have you ever wondered about that other half are sent? they may end up in scottsboro, alabama , here the unclaimed baggage cent

ministry says this is the first organization of its kind in its partnership with the united states. >>> researchersn brazil say deforestation in the amazon has slowed somewhat but the chunk of rain forest they estimate was lost over a 12-month period was the size of qatar. staff at the national institute for space research blamed the deforestation on forest fires and illegal logging. they estime the aa lt in the year through july was about 11,600 square meters. that's 11% less than the year before but more than 10,000 square meters for the fourth president jair bolsonaro actively supportsevelopment of the amazon region. western governments and environmental activists have accused him of speeding of global warming. president-elect luis innas yoda sil silva suggested protecting t rain forest. suggests holdi the cop 25 in the amazon region. >>> in other news, a japanese eye doctor has received an award known as asia's noble prize. honored for providing free eye surgery to more than 25,000 people in vietnam. the ceremony for recipients of the ramon magaaysay award, an blindness. the 58-year-old has use

unit. volgograd researchers opened a criminal case.fter the death of a child in a burning car , everything happened in one of the yard parking lots. the chronology of the incident was recorded by a surveillance camera. the man can be seen putting the child into the sedan, then starting the car and heading towards the trunk just as he makes an attempt to open the lid, an explosion occurs and the flames engulf the neighboring cars. right there with another motorist arrived in time with a fire extinguisher, and then a fireman arrived, but the child could not be saved. as a result of the incident, a three-year-old child died, and a 52-year-old man was seriously injured. currently, the victim is being hospitalized by a medical institution, researchers have left for the scene of the incident, their task is to restore the exact cause of the emergency. according to one version, two cylinders of acetylene detonated in the trunk, which is usually used for welding; as a result , two cars burned down completely, two more significantly damaged. we'

structural units focused their research experiments to answer the problem.s oncological pathology develop in a practically healthy person? it seemed like a person. why is it still impossible to stop cardiovascular pathologies by therapeutic methods and why do you often have to do surgical operations? why, with a brain disease after surgery or after treatment, is it difficult to restore, uh, those capabilities that were characteristic of the brain, so that a person remains capable because these since the problems have not been solved anywhere, we are also trying to sort out these complex issues in some way. when a direction is chosen, it is first of all discussed in our system of the academy of sciences and after discussion by clinicians and the ministry of health and working doctors, what is of interest to them in order to better apply their surgical techniques and provide the patient with the help well , almost always 100% effectively. we discuss with the head of scientific departments. how does each the unit can get involved in this work of people who will

makes children as less traumatic as possible some kind of operation research, and they help us in this, and this erectile surgical unit will allow our children to conduct research. not without pain traumatic, that is, again, this is a gift that is needed, well, for all the children of the minsk region. they do not notice their illness. what they like very much is that the children smile, that they have positive emotions. i want to wish everyone love, health, happiness, new year's answer. now the minsk regional children's clinical hospital has about 600 patients in more than 20 specialized departments. the holiday will come to every kid, however, new year's greetings are sincere wishes from a former dream. all this will continue until the middle january, atmospheric and cozy. the meeting is scheduled in all areas of our children's charity project will bring together more than 300,000 young residents of the region. the main christmas tree of the country has already started in the small hall of the palace of the republic on january 7, the fairy tale of santa claus and dragging zelenaya directed by the director from mosco

united. we conducted research during the coronavirus pandemic. for example, to the president of ukraine in decemberdy history, but in december 21st year, on open questions, who would be called the disappointment of the year, 45% of the surveyed summits named the name of president volodymyr zelenskyi, and we conducted research in august of this year, a few months ago. but nevertheless, it was still before the offensive of e-e in kharkiv oblast to the reported kherson and there the level of absolute trust in the president exceeded 60%, the level of trust in most local structures, what were the lessons there , the sbu police they also reached the historically maximum meaning, that is, people believe in ukrainian statehood and believe in the main institutions of the main institutions of this statehood, ukrainians are ready to sacrifice themselves, this is the second and main conclusion of what we saw in october at the end of october this year already after the missile attacks when people have already been in many regions of ukraine for a long time there was no light, no heat, there was no water in some

also ftx cofounder, gary wang, the head of ftx unit alameda research caroline ellison pleaded guiltyo fraud and conspiracy charges. get back to capitol hill. the senate pushed a lot of pork in that new $1.7 trillion omnibus spending bill. republicans call this, quote an assault on the american taxpayer. hillary vaughn has the latest on capitol hill. hillary? >> reporter: liz, the rush to get congress home for christmas means a lot of pork was stuffed into the spending bill a lot of lawmakers don't like but some had to vote for to try to avoid a government shut down. the return of so-called earmarks where lawmakers request your taxpayer dollars for pet projects in your districts are back in a big way. there are over 7,000 special spending projects in government funding bill, adding up to a whopping $15 billion overall. spending taxpayer cash 65 million for restoration of salmon populations, bee-friendly highways 3.6 million for a michelle obama hiking trillion. 200 million for a gender equity and quality action fund. over 400,000 for equity training for teachers. and 300,000 a year fo

the world that gives ukraine more than a percent of its gdp, according to one of the research centers in the unitedtates, although they allocate it the most, they actually occupy ninth place in the ranking of ukraine's donors if counted as a percentage of the size of the economy. with this calculation , the largest donors of kiva turned out to be estonia latvia poland lithuania and norway a year more than 4.5 thousand foreigners received belarusian citizenship, more than half of the inhabitants of ukraine and this figure will increase by the end of the year. years remain unchanged and are successfully implemented migration is a rather dynamic process and one cannot say that everything has already been done. in fact, this year the parliament adopted two laws that are quite important for us, this is the law on external labor migration laws on citizenship, in fact , both laws will come into force 6 months from the moment of official publication after signing, of course, by the president of the republic of belarus next year, the implementation of new legislation in the field of external labor migration

researchers in the united states have found that it's not all just down to sheer willpower in a mouse study published in the science journal nature, they discovered that got bacteria appear to play a key role in motivating animals. and hopefully humans to move their bodies. scott, bacteria play a fundamental role in human health that research is at the university of pennsylvania, investigating exercise didn't set out to give the mike her by him yet another starring row. they studied mice to try and understand what biology can tell us about the motivation to walk out. according to the world health organization more than one in for adults world wide, don't get enough physical activity to stay healthy. the u. s. scientists wanted to find out if mice could show them why. what we did in the studies. we took a very large cordele for genetically diverse my, and we prefer the exercise capacity. the research has looked at what impact them. i says genes metabolism, blood chemistry, and got flora had on their willingness to exercise. they did that by altering the rodents, got mike her by hymns.

united states. a sion as a research associate on taiwan and chinese foreign policy at your age, your group in washington dc earlier asked or how seriously we should take this behavior by china. so this provocation is definitely the largest in scale that we have seen, but why not interpret this as a sign that the chinese is going to launch an imminent attack against how one china historically has conducted larger and larger aircraft rails in response to us actions of supporting taiwan, so the most recent sign of increasing your support to taiwan is the passing of the national defense authorization act by congress for fiscal year of 2023. and within this n d a legislation, there is a $10000000000.00 defense authorization for taiwan, which will basically fast track military assistance to taiwan as well as equipment per procurement on the behalf of taipei. so this is an unprecedented action on the part of the us because a think a lot of law makers in congress are increasing their sentiment of support for taiwan. and obviously from the genes perspective, this is and welcomed action. and therefore, they have

the reuters agency, which conducted a joint investigation together with the royal united institute of defense research, as noted in the report, despite the restrictions, the american company intel core analog device and a number of others, as well as the german infinion ag, still delivered their goods to the aggressor country, in particular, for this purpose, they used companies created in turkey and hong kong, reuters contacted these companies for a comment, so far they are silent. norway will give ukraine 10 bridges. in this way, the partners want to help restore connections in the regions where the crossings were destroyed as a result of hostilities, the total cost of aid is almost $3 million, it will be allocated from the humanitarian budget of the ministry of foreign affairs, the first cargo has already been sent to ukraine, canada will help ukraine repair damage to energy facilities in kyiv, it will be allocated almost $85 million, the country's government will take it from the proceeds of the collected from imports from russia and belarus, new zealand also joins in helping our country and 2 mil

research and development. they are giving tax incentive that's 10 times what the united states gets right now. billions of dollars in investment and research and development that's no longer available because that capital is not available to the countries. >> bret: it's kind of wonky but it's tied to a negotiation up on capitol hill and your hope as well as other cfos and ce os is to get them to change it? >> absolutely. this is an important way. tax code about insent advising behavior. disincentivizeing behavior you don't want. we want this research and development. we are seeing the fruits of what you mentioned artemis and the telescope. and it used to be that the united states government spent most of the research and development dollars. it's now the private sector. we want to keep incentivizing that to make sure the united states maintains technological superiority. >> bret: uscfos to change tax rules in a letter dated novembe. 178 chief financial officers, primarily from large u.s. companies say the new rules create competitive disadvantages lead to job losses and thwart innovation. aski

and this electrosurgical unit will allow our children to conduct research. without pain it is not traumatic, that is, again, this is a gift that is needed. well, to all the children of the minsk region, in order to colorize everyday life with a positive palette and speed up the recovery of the regional branch of the belarusian children's. foundation. together with student volunteers, they prepared a theatrical new year's show . now the hospital has about 600 patients. a congratulatory compliment will reach every baby. there's so much fun here that a lot of children are happy that they do not notice their illness, that they like it very much that the children smile, that they have positive emotions. i want to wish everyone love, health, happiness, new year's sincere dreams, their most noble desires , somewhere in the frost, i also heard in the venetian boarding school. and let the children with special physical development live in a big family. all of them are real fans and fans of hockey and the dynamo minsk team, which is symbolic among the guests, and the

of the ukrainian army since february 24 in a recently published report. the royal united institute of defense researchal center, claims that it was the professional and inventive actions of the armed forces, in particular, ukrainian artillerymen, and not stingharich enlau's javelins, that played a decisive role in the defense of kyiv at the beginning of the war, it was then that the west believed that the ukrainians would win and began to help systematically, in fact, with the rammstein statute, ukraine began a large-scale rearmament of the army already in the first half of the year , the armed forces received several dozen salvo missile systems, in particular himers and mars 2, which changed the course of the war by accurately destroying targets located at a distance of up to 80 km, the transition of the ukrainian army to nato caliber 155 mm artillery hundreds of artillery systems from partners, in particular the american m-77, was of paramount importance french caesars and polish crabs reduced the fire superiority of the enemy, hundreds of armored personnel carriers, in particular, austrian bushmast

and this electrosurgical unit will allow our children to conduct research.is not traumatic without pain, that is, again, this is a gift that, well, all the children of the minsk region need on the eve of christmas and new year. we try to help children decorate the holiday which is awaited not only by children, we are also adults, we are waiting for some kind of joy. i liked it more that there is such fun here, that the children are happy that they do not notice their illness, which they like i really like the fact that the children smile, that they have positive emotions. i want to wish everyone love, health, happiness, new year's regional child of the clinic hospital is the patient's amal-shasut. do yourself something come up to the skin for the sake of the children. in vain you new year's wedding is wider on the instructions of mary i'm clear here . well, that's all, it will stretch, dosya's rating and atmospheric jelly and at the toilet, sisters are planned in all areas so our children will continue the project. one pain for 300,000 young cows in the regi

and arkansas usda agricultural research units are either housed in or co-located with the you a system entity.this was seen as a necessary way to leverage ars investment while benefiting the ua system research. over a 20 year period beginning in 1990 the division of the e agriculture met regularly with national and regional administrators to help ensure complementary research activity. at every land-grant institution in the country our research infrastructure is degraded and literally crumbling in many instances. we can't try to do 21st century research in mid 20th century facilities which was the last time a major investment was done. the university of arkansas division of agriculture estimated deferred maintenance cost of $100 million. within the past five years we've managed to bring two new facilities online. we saved 13 years to begin construction on one facility fortunate enough to abandon sorely needed maintenance and renovation on existing facilities on the other hand we were forced to remain a substandard facility 15 years beyond it's time before we can cobble together enough

agricultural research helps us do just that. just last month, the united nations estimated at the world population surpassed 8 million people. that is 1 million people who need access to safe nutrition and affordable food. innovation through agricultural research is central to global food security. thanks to the progress achieved the research, we can boost profitability and resilience of our farms while adapting to and fixing the climate crisis. it is our incredible extension of education systems that deliver valuable research into the hands of farmers as well as consumers and communities. to the support of this, cutting edge science is being advanced. only half of our our farmers and ranchers, members of this committee secure much-needed investments in a usda's agricultural research programs. that includes $185 million for the foundation for food and agricultural research which leverages public investments to address real world issues facing our ranchers and farmers. we secured investments for organic farmers as well as reauthorized the specialty crop a r

that the united states was hiding secret by weapon research labs in ukraine in the china was a loyal ally against a fragment in west. let's take a closer look at some of the statements claimed as being false. some u. s. media outlets publish reports about the backfiring of anti russian sanctions, which have her american and european consumers. it also turns out that close ties between moscow and beijing are not an imaginary narrative of russian media. contrary to what the new york times claims and claims about ukraine's fake bio labs are also not so fake. after all, take a listen to what u. s. under secretary victoria new lead had to say about that when questioned under oath in congress. ukraine has a biological research facilities. we are working with the ukrainians on the hell they can prevent any of those research materials from falling into the hands of a russian forces should they approach. in other accusations, the new york times also claim that russian journalist received instructions from the countries security agencies on how to cover the ukrainian conflict with russian prod

especially when it comes to research being done in laboratories, an example of such research is the work carried out in the united states to enhance the function of pathogenic microorganisms, including the creation of an artificial pathogen for coronavirus infection at boston university. as we have already noted, the resulting modified virus had an 80% mortality rate, caused atypical neurological symptoms of severe lung damage, despite formal bans on dual-use research , us budget funds are spent. in this regard, the republican party was initiating an investigation into the director of the national institute, allergy and infectious diseases and president biden's chief medical adviser, anthony fauci. the facts of state funding through the intermediary organization of experiments to enhance the pathogenicity of viruses, including coronaviruses, were confirmed, the incidence of which until 2019 was not of a massive nature . research. at the same time, the fact of his zhgur that the leadership of social networks in order to manipulate public opinion regarding the causes of covi 19. against the backdrop of such disclos

events of the war, they were seen in luxembourg, south korea, turkey, the united states, montenegro and other countries. now researchers are documenting the events and are collecting artifacts of modern war have already collected more than five thousand units today for 60 minutes how to dance but to carry a picture of ukraine to offer to our colleagues says the joint project and expand the opportunity russia's attack on ukraine on february 24 made us remember the difficult times and also pushed the entire polish people to help you. we support your victory on the battlefield and understand that at this time it is important to preserve cultural and spiritual heritage in what we also help in bukovina, four orthodox churches will celebrate christmas on december 25, almost all religious communities conducted a survey of parishioners regarding the transition to services according to the new julian calendar in order to reach everyone in the former residence of the metropolitans . the christmas service will be held twice, however , in different churches, in the church of the three saints , they will serve throughout january, a

world-class scientists to conduct the type of high riskth research necessay to meet the overlapping and rapidly emerging challenges our farmers face. the united states through usda can once again lead discovering a circulated solution with the natural resource challenges to highly responsive, transdisciplinary and convergent research. they are strongly committed to supporting the research developmentis and deployment whh will define innovation for decades to come. i believe a few things are critical to ensure the mission stays on track.en supportingng workforce developmt efforts, deepening the existing partnerships to raise the gap between the researchers and producers and increasing equity and program focus. the power of information that research is undesirable and we are positioned to support farmers, ranchers, scientists and academics alike in tackling some of these issues facing the country.y. in my time leading and in my 20 years of federal service i've had the opportunity to travel across the country and meet with many of the people you serve. i visited states in every region and many of your district's meeting with the people you repre

leader of the entire democratic world , and do you remember that they even did sociological research in the united america and predicted that if zelenskyi will run for office there, theoretically in the elections there, he will beat both biden and trump not in general . of course, i think that it will be a sensation that against the background of the total support of ukraine by ukrainians for our struggle for democratic values ​​and volodymyr zelenskyi himself, his speech in the congress will be received as warmly as possible it is as hot as possible with maximum support. well, that is, there is but the fate of the criticism is already from the so-called trumpists or the trump group, which is in the congress after the elections that took place recently. do you think everything will be calm and whether donald trump has an influence in general to the congress through his representatives, because he and his family are opposed to supporting ukraine, and look, even today, biden himself noted in his speech that the ukrainian struggle, ukrainian victory, and ukrainian indomitability united as uh in the u

first, the united statesgovernment should support institutions while conducting research. the department of the treasury, federal reserve of the governors shall designate analysts to conduct global. these units should monitor the growth and connectist. second, congress should consider the mandating of long-term and updated two to four years of u.s. and thinking for the future of the dollar. this will not instill confidence that u.s. dollar preemmens many and provide clarity on the united states posture. third they should adopt measures to prevent other measures. there should be triggers, the treasury's office of foreign asset control should consider financial sanctions or secondary sanctions on financial institutions that facilitate these transactions. the department of treasury should study the impact of such transactions given the knock-on effects from such action. in summary, i represent a -- i recommend a policy posture that's anticipatory but not overly alarmed. after asking questions about how alternative payment systems are developing, the united states should focus

some legal hurdles now palestine unit, human rights organization, legal research. i spoke to me earlier saying that even french citizenship doesn't help when it comes to israel. this represents a tax against all palestinians who are defending their rights in palestine. and other cases the palestinians are forced to relocate to the other cities in the west bank and the occupied palestinian left bank. and in this case, they are asked to the state to this though they do not have the legal status to have political and civil rights. and in the case of the law, unfortunately, the fact that he had a friend, the citizens just did not help him to kind of hold is your account. but for this work, right, and not even friends who as long as the citizen of had done enough accent to kind of reverse this work crime, the international community as a whole has not there not been enough actions to reverse the the work crime against the law and this is also part of the biggest and community complicity of the international community. not only since the last case, but for 73 years again

recall quite recently, the united states recognized the fact that biological research was being conductedukraine on low-income citizens and patients in psychiatric hospitals, and the former adviser to the american president in our country , john bolton, the russian defense ministry called documents on the need to create american bioweapons for the leadership of the states as a co-author. and biosecurity was discussed today at at the csto parliamentary assembly, its participants adopted a statement on the inadmissibility of the development of biological and toxic weapons and the use of achievements in the field of biotechnology for non-peaceful purposes. also, the main focus in 2020 in the third year will be placed on resolving crisis situations to prevent destabilization in the countries of the dcs. belarus took over the chairmanship of the organization and even today the increase in the military contingent is causing concern. nato at our borders , the alliance grouping in countries neighboring belarus has grown more than 17 times. reached 10.000. the number of beams of military personnel

unit potential. what a lot of research is still needed is to it's not the case that all we need to know is implement are build things you model is all. there are still questions about what is possible and what isn't cardinal. there's a lot of money being invested, it's going for the roof ripple comedies and getting all that. no one is asleep. we risk missing my boat on and we need to make sure that doesn't happen. we're passing them as, as all possible because the prospects are amazing. the only thing experts disagree on is what can be achieved in the next 1030 or 50 years. well, what we do know is that the quantum revolution is within reach. but even from max planck founder of quantum theory, the journey beyond established newtonian physics wasn't always a comfortable path to take his colleague albert einstein famously said that if quantum mechanics were correct, then the world would be crazy. but as we're finding out crazy and correct, aren't mutually exclusive. what is a quantum computer? there's plenty to compute in the world of business, such as the best routes for logistics. this can get compl

first, the united states government should support institutions which conduct research on americas and china's financial state graft. the department of the treasury, the federal reserve board of governors, and the federal reserve banks should designate units of analysts to conduct annual assessments of currency flows in the global payments from. these analytical units should monitor the use, growth, and connectivity of these alternative payment systems. second, congress should consider mandating the drafting of a long term strategy document, updated every 2 to 4 years, to signal the direction of u.s. financial statecraft and the thinking of the future of the dollar. this will not only instill confidence in the american private sector which u.s. dollar per emanates as a priority, it would also provide clarity to our allies and partners on the financial state posture. third, the treasury department should develop policy measures to protect sanction entities from taking advantage of alternative payment systems. there should be predetermined policy triggers. if there is proof that chinese

united states. we've got coven researching which adds a whole nother layer as far as the government's connectivity with the people. what money's being spent for what? and we also have this massive legislation infrastructure legislation. that's all that been passed that's coming in. and then you have ukraine, and the con, the war with russia sitting there. and president mike crow has been forceful. former secretary, they kissinger's been forced, one also gotten none of his rated for it, but the marches on toward these 2 heads of government, heads of state, sorry, need to meet even if, even if not much comes of it. and there are 2. we're watching for 2 metrics and we don't know the answer to these one. not enough people have died yet for either country to say enough. and the 2nd is not enough infrastructure and that has been destroyed. you for the russian federation you ukrainians. they don't want any of this, that to happen, and i just came from ukraine. but at the same time, it's a horrible dest question to ask. what would you rather have the russian federation target? would you rather have them go aft

credo makes children as less traumatic as possible any then the research of the operation, and they help us in this. and this electrosurgical unithildren to conduct research. without pain it is not traumatic, that is, again, this is a gift, which is necessary, well, for all the children of the minsk region every year on the eve of christmas new year. we try to help children decorate the holiday which is awaited not only by children, we are also adults, we are waiting for some kind of joy. i liked it more that there is such fun here, that the children are happy that they do not notice their illness, that they like it very much that the children are smiling, that they have positive emotions. i want to wish everyone love, health, happiness, new year's regional child, that her clinical hospital is amal shasot patient, oneself will come to skin children in vain, that the new year's wedding is wider according to mara's expectations i am here explained to everyone. it will stretch up to the gray-1 and the studio is atmospheric and the dressing room has a lot of plans in all areas. so the tire brother project is our children, native pai

united states. get more on this from other send a research associate on taiwan and chinese foreign policy. i think eurasia group in washington, d. c. of it. we've seen a lot of these kinds of err incursions from the chinese military. how seriously should we take these kinds of actions? thank you for that question and thank you for inviting me on the show. so this propagation is definitely the largest in scale that we have seen, but why not interpret this as a sign that the chinese is going to launch and eminent attack against one china historically has conducted larger and larger aircraft drills in response to us actions of supporting one, so the most recent sign of increasing your support to taiwan is the passing of the national defense authorization act by congress f war fiscal year 2023. and within this n d a legislation, there is a $10000000000.00 defense authorization for taiwan, which will basically fast track military assistance, just high one and as well as equipment procurement on the behalf of type a. so this is an unprecedented action on the part of the us because a think a lot

algorithm to efficiently processed patients. marcus less cannon was an early advocate of such research as unit deals with premature births that weigh less than one and half kilos whose lives lie in the balance. oh, the phone. mm. we're moving, we have collected data for several years actually over the decades. we money today, the hot rates are using rate oxygen, so to raise on blood research laboratory values, we are trying to develop algorithms that could detect the different diseases on the same model. we have so far used sepsis. oh no, it's looking like that. those who have outside of the immune system of premature babies is very weak. they are particularly at risk of contracting septicemia. this infection can have serious repercussions on mental development, and can lead to cognitive impairment in 10 percent of cases, it can even prove fatal in the beginning the comp you the needs to know whether this present epilepsy. so not so basically we are telling them that, ok, these patients had surfaced the space and students have us epsis and asking compute defined, but differentiates these 2 gro

to ourselves and become completely archaic, but to have enough activity enough research and production going on in the united states that be again, become an important element in the global engagement, the white house s u. s. must secure even more new manufacturing capabilities and bolster microchip research and development in america. the facts, $52000000000.00 investment in public mining, the chips is likely just the beginning. we really do want to be on top of the leading nation in terms of the semiconductor industry in terms of semiconductors, design, production, and the rest of it. we really do need to set up our game. we need to make continuous investments, both primarily private, but also public. america's focus on getting back in the game on semiconductor production is as many say just the beginning of renewed us dominance in the field. the pursuit of growth, whether it's growing ship production or growing wealth often drives human behavior . we want to go higher, faster, and further and some areas that's causing exponential growth. it's the type of growth that has brought us prosperity and health. b