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formerly twitter, mr shapps said: professor michael clarke is the former director of the royal united services instituteapps as the new defence secretary. i think they shrug their shoulders and say, well, this makes no real difference. we all know nothing is going to change until the election and whoever is elected next time round will have to grip defence in a different way. and the fact is, you know, we have defence ambitions which are above our level of preparedness to fund it. the government always assumes that the public don�*t want to spend more than about 2% of our gdp on defence. in reality, the public never gets asked about this. i think the public might have a different view about it now that we�*re in the middle of a big war in europe. but the governments, all governments have said labour and conservative governments have assumed that the public has no appetite to fund defence beyond the the level that we more or less funded that now. and i don�*t think members of the armed forces will expect that to change unless or until after the next election. another government takes a really fresh look

i'll give you chapter and verse malcolm trawlers the deputy director of lucy, the royal united services institute, which is the oldest and most respected british thing tank. stated back in march of last year. that what's needed is to create a crime in missile crisis. and he says specifically, yes, it could lead to also the clear confrontation, but that's the only way to finally get the russians to back down the problem today as you and your viewers on data, we know is that a 1962 in the cuban missile crisis we had 2 leaders who decided at a certain point that they could not proceed down the out of the confrontation and both president john kennedy and khrushchev decided this had to be negotiated and couldn't go on today. that's not correct. and we have an aggressive natal policy, zalinski is being led around by the nose to carry this policy out. and this is escalating and escalating an escalating. and it's been a british at every point, followed by the united states. exactly what john quincy adams at the united states should never do. which is to be the cup boat in the wake of the british man of w

realize that ships being useful, says gary summerville, or research feller at the royal united service institute of purchasing tank. the vast majority is we see something like say, a page where i want to number home or some of the systems are essentially connect, which is a kind of our shop. these chips are found to cause medical devices and even consumer electronics. most are considered to be military grade. so on subject to the toughest textbook controls halting and there is actually sort of seeing the marches on our some comp considered obsolete because as the, the, the cables are being used inside the roof back systems. most chips being put into weapons like these reach russia from coal in china through a complex web event, dimitris and show companies. when we break is our quotes and sanctioned you were typing up almost straight away. i just know my voice solution to the show. i sort of solving pressure electronic some nation essentially. it's just gonna get there and i'm getting the intelligence consistency my to yes. okay, good. i'm still waiting for it all to you here. re sees like 6 peop

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realize that chips being useful, says gary summerville, or research fellow at the royal united service institute, a purchase think tank. the vast majority, as we say inside the same page where i want to know the version of the systems are essentially, can i function? so you kind of are shop these chips a found to cause medical devices and even consumer electronics moves. don't consider to be military grade. so on subject to the toughest textbook controls halting and there is actually sort of seeing the marches on our some background consider also, each of the goals is through the, the cables being used inside the bag systems. most chips being put into weapons like these reach russia from coal in china through complex web event, dimitris and show companies. and when we break is our quotes and sanctioned you were typing up almost straight away. i just know my voice solution to the show why sort of solving brochures from microsoft from some nation, and essentially it's just gonna get there. and then on the phone, getting intelligence is consistent. you my to yes. okay, good. gosh, be a long way for

earlier, i spoke to dr fola aina, associate fellow at the think tank royal united services institute. i asked him just how delicate this all is. first thought, first and foremost is the fact that it was during its second political summits on the situation in the republic of niger, which hasjust ended today, has come out to say all options to remain on the table, including a military intervention, and to take it a step further. —— ecowas during its second summit. what it has done now, it has directed that of chiefs of defence staffs activates the standby force and has also directed them or ordered them rather to basically prepare to be involved directly in niger. so, basically, what we're going to begin to see right now is more of a drive towards a military solution, which would have serious consequences, bearing the fact that niger would have to show that the brunt of this responsibility. so, just tojump in there, a military solution here, what does that mean? what would that look like? so, essentially, that would require the member states, again, apart from the other states which hav

let's talk to beatriz de leon cobo from the security think tank — the royal united services instituteyou for being here with us on bbc news. your assessment, first, of what we are seeing in niger? thank ou ve what we are seeing in niger? thank you very much- _ what we are seeing in niger? thank you very much. right _ what we are seeing in niger? thank you very much. right now - what we are seeing in niger? thank you very much. right now we - what we are seeing in niger? thank you very much. right now we are i you very much. right now we are seeing lots of confusion. i have to remember that the president has not resigned, there has been a coup, first it was a coup attempt, we did not know on the 26 if the coup would be successful, now it seems it has been successful but still, the president... we still do not have all the information of what is going to happen next. what we have is the communiqu s of the national military of niger, which is then close the border, as you know. they've also decided to suspend the constitution. yesterday and the day before they started to detain some mini

earlier i spoke to sam cranny—evans — an associate fellow at the royal united services institute andukraine's use of drones in the war. well, they have used them quite extensively earlier on in the war primarily to paint in the russian fleet at sebastopol and the big change now is the dramatically increased range of the sea drones they are using, all the way across to the other side of the crimean peninsula and also shift in targeting to a commercial vessel, albeit one with a bit of a murky past is potentially going to change the dynamics of the conflict and open up to further rights or escalation. just before we look at a possible resolution to this, the talks taking place in saudi arabia, i wonder if you could talk about the geopolitical rather than local strategy and the advantage that the kerch strait and bridge gives russia and what would happen if ukraine worked to target this particular area? they have attempted many different ways to try and isolate crimea, isolate the russian troops. and damage the logistics supplies that are moving through that entire region. best viewed as

let's ask professor michael clarke — former director of the royal united services institute think tankat is your reaction to this appointment? well, it was a way is going to be a caretaker appointment, someone who would hold the fort in the ministry of defence from now until the election, year, maybe 18 months, something like that. grant shapps is a great caretaker. he did six months in energy. he did three months in business. he was home secretary for six days, so everybody knows him as the man who... in transport for three years and before that, his longest job three years and before that, his longestjob was in conservative central office, chairman of the conservative party. he is often called the minister for the today programme, who make statements, upbeat statements and caretaker. we don't know how good he is at running a big department but we will find out. nobody expects defence to change very much between now and the election, so it is sort of caretaker role, steady as she goes and prevents the —— present defence in the best way possible in the run—up to the election. this the

this attack means we can go live to sam cranny—evans — an associate fellow at the royal united services institute thank you forjoining us. firstly, what do you make of this new tactic, is it a particularly significant tactic by ukrainian forces, using drones in hostile waters?- tactic by ukrainian forces, using drones in hostile waters? well, they have used them _ drones in hostile waters? well, they have used them quite _ drones in hostile waters? well, they have used them quite extensively i have used them quite extensively earlier on in the work primarily to paint in the russian fleet at sebastopol and the big change now is the dramatically increased range of the dramatically increased range of the siege dreams they are using, all the siege dreams they are using, all the way across to the other side of the way across to the other side of the crimean peninsula and also shift in targeting to a commercial vessel, albeit one with a bit of a murky pastis albeit one with a bit of a murky past is potentially going to change the dynamics of the conflict and open up to further rights or escalation. ope

units. 40 of our universities will be connected to the window of the smart service unit. hopefully, all our universities will connect to this window of the smart service unit. statistics currently, 136 universities and institutions of higher education, governmental and non-governmental, and affiliated organizations of the ministry of science, are currently connected to this national window . sharif university is connected to the window of the academic services unit of tehran university. after shahid beheshti university , they have started the process of connecting to the window of academic services, which we hope. by the middle of next week, the technical process will be completed, of course , the process of connecting some universities has not been finalized , large universities such as applied science university, farhangian university, azad university are still trying not to connect the minister of science regarding the connection. the whole of the universities gave us this, we will try to do it at the first opportunity, at least until the end of the summer, god willing, mehdi naqvi of the ministry of information and broadcasting news agency . the ansarullah movement blocked and closed the video publishing for

services unit. god willing, all our universities will be connected to this window of the smart services unit. currently, the universities connected to this national window, so far, 136 universities and institutions of higher education, governmental and non-governmental, subordinate organizations of the ministry of science, to the window of the academic services unit, sharif university, tehran university and shahid beheshti university have started the process of connecting to the academic services window , which we hope by the middle of next week, the technical process will be completed , of course, the connection of some universities has not been finalized , big universities such as applied science university , farhangian university, azad university have not yet connected. he gave us this way, we will try to do it at the first opportunity , at least until the end of the summer , god willing. bode mohammadi is currently one of the prominent authors of religious literature and his works are among the best-selling books in our stores. happy honeymoon. although he was active in the field of religious literature , he observed a variety of topics and included life and educational issues in his works.

service unit . god willing, all of our universities will be connected to the window of the service unit. unfortunately, the universities connected to this the national window, so far, 136 universities and institutions of higher education, governmental and non-governmental, and affiliated organizations of the ministry of science and the window of the academic services unit of sharif university, tehran university and shahid beheshti university have started the process of connecting to the academic services window, and we hope that by the middle of next week, the technical process will be of course, some universities have not yet been connected . large universities such as applied science university , farhangian university , and azad university are still not connected. at the first opportunity, at least until the end of the summer, god willing, mehdi naqvi of the sed and sima news agency, according to the manager of the integrated car sales system, 33,000 people had registered in the plan to sell imported cars. it has not reached the consumer's hands five months since the start of the imported car sales plan, which started last march 1401. we will put several hundred thousand cars on sale. car deliver

service unit . god willing, all our universities will be connected to the window of the service unit. unfortunately, the current statistics of universities are connected. to this national window, 136 universities and institutions of higher education, governmental and non-governmental, and affiliated organizations of the ministry of science have connected to the window of the academic services unit of sharif university of tehran university and shahid beheshti university. we hope that by the middle of next week , the technical process will be finished, of course, some universities are still in the process of connecting them, big universities such as applied science university, farhangian university , azad university are still trying not to connect. at least until the end of the summer, god willing, mahdi naqvi of the yemeni ministry of information condemned the action of youtube in blocking and deleting my media channels and blocked 18 channel one and the ansarullah movement, the youtube company blocked the yemeni channel and the ansarallah movement without any a violation has been closed. our goal is to regret the images of the brutal attacks of the war. the pressure of the heartbreaking images of yemeni childr

units of the national guard for 10 months of 2020. in the institution of the federal penitentiary service, about 50,000 units of mobile communications werefiscated, half of them were seized at the entrance to the pre-trial detention center and colony, but let's return to the searches of sailors' silence. it would seem, and what could be in the refrigerator, except for the products knew phones can be hidden anywhere? here, here are all the products and we will dismantle the boards, caches for phones and chargers , the prisoners could equip the benches and on the tables, the operatives guessed this, so they had to break the decorative coating carefully. and here are the secret places for mobile phones , the recess was carefully hollowed out on the table and covered with plastic, yes. yo-my , the investigative arrested person is on the territory of the regime building, as well as in her cells almost around the clock. therefore , they have enough time to come up with and implement their ideas. how can you hide prohibited items, so open up the concrete, a-a hide behind a paneling there is a toilet removed close to do. there so-called nychku s

unit. this service unit window valuable unfortunately, the current statistics of universities connected to this national window so far, 136 universities and governmental and non-governmental higher education institutesns of the ministry of science to the window of the academic services unit of sharif university, university of tehran and shahid beheshti university have started the process of connecting to the academic services window. we hope that the technical process will be completed by the middle of next week. some universities have not completed the connection process. currently, large universities such as applied science university, farhangian university , azad university have not yet connected. at the first opportunity, at least until the end of the summer, hopefully it will be done. mahdi naqvi, the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare, said on the sidelines of the festival, that the data of the job search system shows that there is work, but there is a lack of skilled labor. dear ones who are more than twice as old in the registration system, the commander of the armed forces training base stated that every soldier should learn five general skills and at least one specialized ski

the implementation of this program, the support services of the institutions of this area will be done only through the window of the support services unit and all people those who receive support should have an electronic file. today, the meteorological organization has predicted torrential rain for some parts of the country . we will see wind and dust in some parts of the east and center of the country . we will get more details from the meteorology expert. sobhtun ahmadi hello, please, let's start from the top. today, tuesday , in a part of the northern part of the country and the alborz highlands, as well as in the zagros highlands , it rains in winter. in the slopes of zagros, we should always mention the central qom province, part of isfahan province, chaharmahal, bakhtiari, and ahmed, that we are happy with orange kernels in the areas, the intensity of rainfall can become after the flooding of public roads and the rise of water in rivers and canals, and referring to orange tehran in the northern region. tehran and alborz province the heights of mazandaran and the northern heights of semnan province should be predicted . in the wes

united states may become automated by 2030. food and customer service are among the jobs where their working hours may be drastically reduced for americans . mackenzie global institutee of the authors of this review , tell us what it will be like to switch to more machine work in the coming years, considering the extensive combination of artificial intelligence . with the automation of things that from the time of corona has been depicted and the impact of corona on jobs. it is possible that about 30% of working hours in america will be done by car. this will affect everything from high-paying jobs to low-paying jobs and that is why it is similar to in recent months, it has become much more difficult. we found that low-income jobs earning less than 38,000 dollars per year in the united states will disappear 14 times as much as mothers, while considering that 30% of working hours will be machined, all jobs in our country will probably change. most high-paying jobs are mechanized or eliminated entirely let's say there will be no change in low-income and stagnant jobs, for example, a graphic designer will get the latest version much faster and then he can use the speci

united states may become automated by 2030. administrative jobs in food service and customer service are among the jobs that may drastically reduce working hours for americans. kand angar, head of mackenzie global institute one of the authors of this review tell us what it will be like to switch to more machine work in the coming years. number of your participation, considering the extensive combination of artificial intelligence with the mechanization of work that has been depicted since the time of corona and the impact of corona on jobs ranging from high-paying jobs to low-paying jobs. it's going to have an impact, and that's why it's gotten a lot harder in recent months. we found that low-wage jobs making less than $38,000 a year in the u.s. are 14 times more likely to disappear, compared to 30 percent due to mechanization. working hours will probably change in all jobs in our country in most of the financial jobs , there will be no complete elimination of change in low-income jobs, for example, a graphic designer will get the latest version 13 much faster, and then he can use the specialized skills he has acquired. and use his most valuable time, or a nurse can spend less time recording information

services at level 1, 2 and 3 for free. the residential unit has been built with the help of the public resources of the government, the aid of supporting institutions and charities, and the delivery of the beneficiaries under welfare has been given. about 56,000 residential units are also under construction because the problems of the needy under welfare are being addressed by the imam relief committee. in the field of creating employment, it is one of the most effective devices the area of ​​creating employment and minimum income is the relief committee, and it has given proper coverage to the tithes and the covered . in this year, the report presented by mr. bakhtiari has set a target of one thousand people covered by the imam's relief committee from the direct support circle. be and reach self-sufficiency, which in the meeting that we were in mashhad, with the collective efforts of these dear people, about 25 thousand of these people were fortunately employed and self -sufficient celebration was created for them in the first quarter. let's interpret it as extreme poverty and absolute poverty. we went through extreme poverty i don't want to say t

united states may be automated by 2030. administrative jobs, food service and customer service are among the jobs that may drastically reduce the working hours for americans. as the head of the mackenzie global institutehors of this review tell us what it will be like to switch to more machine work in the coming years, he stated that according to the extensive combination of artificial intelligence with the mechanization of work that has been depicted since the time of corona, the impact of corona on jobs is possible that about 30% working hours in america will be machined. this will affect everything from high-paying jobs to low-paying jobs, and that is why the situation has become much more difficult in recent months. we found that low-paying jobs earn less than 38 thousand dollars a year in america, it is 14 times more likely to die go against this, considering that 30% of the working hours will be mechanized, probably all the jobs in our country will change. the change in most of the important and lucrative cities will be mechanized or completely eliminated. there will not be much change in low-income jobs. there are these jobs, for example, a graphic designer can get the latest version of a desig

service, has increased and now we don't have any shifts in the welfare organization , supporting institutions and charities have been built and delivered to welfare applicants, he said, about 56,000 residential units are also under construction because of the problems of the needy. under electronic welfare coverage was another issue that was included in this program. according to the minister of labor, if the price of 11 basic items of the kalaberg plan increases for any reason, an incentive subsidy will be calculated to cover inflation. more than one million households took advantage of this opportunity and how the objection to leaving the house together was one of the other questions, which are the household income, and the administrations of the entire month of our city schools, the headquarters of the ministry, and the system of the welfare base of iranians. the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare said that in the area of ​​the annual capacity of about 2 million people to technical centers. and professional country refer and they receive skill training. maryam told the sedav and sima news agency that the representatives of the islamic council approved the plan for financing and pr

united states may become machines by 2030. administrative jobs in food service and customer service are among the jobs that may drastically reduce their working hours for americans, mrs. elingar, president of mackenzie institute global, one of the authors of this review, tell us how to switch to more machine work in the coming years from may 5, considering the extensive combination of artificial intelligence with mechanization of work, which has been possible since the time of corona and the impact of corona on businesses. which is about 30% of working hours in america it's going to affect everything from high-paying jobs to low-income jobs , and that's why it's like in recent months it's gotten a lot harder. it is more likely that they will disappear, while considering that 30% of the working hours will be mechanized, the same jobs in our country will probably change, the change in most of the financial and high-paying jobs will be mechanized, or the complete elimination of labor, the change in low-income jobs, and there won't be many of these jobs for you for example, a graphic designer can get the latest version 13 much faster, and then he can use the specialized skills he has acquired and use his time in

united states. they may become machines by 2030. administrative jobs in food service and customer service are among the jobs that may drastically reduce their working hours for americans , as if the head of the mackenzie global institute is one of the authors. this review will be further reviewed in the coming years according to the extensive combination of artificial intelligence with the mechanization of work, which since the time of corona, the image and impact of corona on jobs, from high-paying jobs to jobs, and that is why the conditions have become much more difficult in recent months , we found that low-paying jobs with an income of less than 38 thousand dollars per year in america is 14 times more likely to be destroyed, while considering that 30% of working hours will be mechanized , all jobs in our country will probably change. change in most of the high-paying jobs in terms of mechanization or complete elimination. change in low-paying jobs. and it will not be stale that there is, for example, design the graphic gets the latest version of a plan much faster and then can use the specialized skills it has acquired and make the most valuable use of its time, or a nurse can spend less time recording medication

institutional client group for citi in three segments. investment and corporate banking and growth market services. the division is three quarters of profit in 2022. >>> and the gm cruise unit is cutting 50% in san francisco. the department of motor vehicles investigates incidents. this comes after autonomous vehicles were involved in crashes last week, including cars stalled in intersections and another colliding with a fire truck. frank. >> silvana, thank you. >>> turning to mortgage rates which have been moving higher in the past month putting brakes on the housing market. the average rate on the 30-year fixed loan rising to 7.376%. the combination of the lack of listings could keep more buyers out of the market. sellers are also on the sidelines with 80% of homeowners have a rate lower than 5%. we have our latest economist from zillow with us this morning. good morning. >> good morning. >> 7.37%. did we hit the peak or are we moving higher? >> it is nearly impossible to predict where marge rates are headed. a tight labor market is somewhat loose fiscal policy with the shrinking fed balance sheet point to higher for longer. demand is exceeding supply in the housing marke

why are public service institutions is spending money on on things that seem to me to be so entirely wasteful that the report on the royal united pretty much the first question, not what's wrong with you, but what's wrong with you, but what's your gender? can this possibly be the right way to be treating patients? >> i'm no clinician , but i don't >> i'm no clinician, but i don't think this is the right approach . i think really it comes down to it's a corruption of what you touched on environment, social and governance. it's a corruption of what the whole ethos has been about for all of these years . and as i see it, these years. and as i see it, these years. and as i see it, the this this critical social justice approach is a learned political attack where the antagonists have learned from critical race theory, something we've imported lock, stock and barrel from the united states . barrel from the united states. and they're using on social justice and die as a vehicle to promote their own very specific agenda ways which are not what society overall wants or what individuals want. >> and it's very narrowing, isn't it? a freed

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united? the social insurance pension fund has become the country's largest institution of state support 160 million people receive payments and benefits president repeatedly spoke about the importance of providing all servicesl treasury, which are embedded in the work of the fund. this is when a person is practically not used by any special certificates of bureaucratic obstacles 87% of applications come to us in electronic form already and e, if we talk about how many applications are considered, then the average period does not exceed 5 working days and each service, and in total there are 44 of them get remote they go, even to the offices of the fund, which, of course, there is a special achievement in all regions of the so-called without declarative format, when the allowance is assigned automatically. so, for example, you can get a maternity capital disability pension or payments to labor heroes. but one of the most popular support measures is a single allowance for pregnant women and families with children. on behalf of the president , a lot of work has been done, and it has been 23 years since january 1. you can apply to receive such assistance. a single allowance has already been assigned to er, eigh

service to form these competencies. the institute has established a department of general military and specialist disciplines. an important area of ​​activity today is the use of personal weapons for fire control of the unitmplementation of exercises from military equipment, well done. in accordance with the law, therefore, we teach our future officers to carry out these activities. with respect for the dignity of citizens who cross the border or violate it. cadet training system e have a built-in structure. first we teach them ballistics learning the basics and rules of shooting. and it is necessary to press and make one more turn was reliable. and we first teach how to use an individual weapon of an officer , a pistol, a group weapon, a kalashnikov assault rifle , a sniper rifle. and, of course, special boundary exercises. they are represented by a number of standards that train our cadets. accuracy is the ability to quickly respond to a changing situation to use weapons in cramped conditions, namely in those that we are serving. this urban conditions. these are vehicles. that is, all the conditions faced by a border guard officer. regardless of the specialty and specialization. we teach all cadets and

at sfo, at united and working for black rock, which is a really incredible financial institution, so if you want to be rich you may want to stick with that. some of you worked in public service and non profits, tenderloin and you had a chance to see so many different aspects of the city working with your specific cohort, with community leads and many adults who really support this program and they support your success. that is what this is all about. it is about giving back and making sure that the next generation is prepared to take over and to lead. whether you want to be a ceo of a company, you want to be mayor of san francisco, anything that you want to be, know that you can do it. never ever ever no matter your circumstances, no matter what you're dealing with in life, never let that be a barrier to you striving to achieve your goals. this program should demonstrate to you exactly what you're made of. you may have walked through the door and thought, well, we'll see what happens and when you leave this program you probably have new friends, you probably learned some new lessens that you never thought you would have a opportunity to learn, and you probably grown more the

unit, institutional clients group. it made up about 70% of citi's profit in 2022. we also hear the bank is looking to divide that particular group into three separate parts -- banking, markets, and servicesconsidered as a way to streamline and simplify, which the ceo has said is a priority. david: su keenan in new york for us. a quick glance at the bond markets that is where your bond market story is today. treasuries are a bit higher on the 10 year. in our global benchmark on bonds, it has basically dropped every single day with the exception of about four or five days, for the last six weeks or so. the pain continues in this large part of the global financial market. more ahead. plus the open in thailand which is very much in focus. and india, don't forget. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ i need it cool at night. you trying to ice me out of the bed? baby, only on game nights. you know you are retired right? am i? ya! save 50% on the sleep number limited edition smart bed. plus, free home delivery when you add a base. shop now only at sleep number. yvonne: almost 11 a.m. in singapore and shanghai. welcome to bloomberg markets: asia. i am yvonne man with rishaad salamat it. rishaad: a

the ford, apparently this is not the last victim of the border service, the united states, the passing scores of higher educational institutions in belarus increased by about 15-20, the maximum threshold values ​​refer to the specialties of international law at bsu, where 10 people were enrolled the passing score was 398 in second place specialty dentistry in vitebsk state medical university in the third software engineering in bntu more than 3,000 medalists came to our institutions of higher education education on the budgetary form of education 2-4.000 applicants were enrolled without exams. these are the guys who are the winners of the republican international university olympiad, who had the opportunity to come to universities for specialties that are in demand by the economy.