the uniteded states onon the otr side does not hahave any missils it can deploy on land, so there willll be no immediate arms rare after six months, but the e arms race is s going to take -- takes time because it is a v very extensive and time-consuming and effort cononsuming prorocess to produce e new weapons,s, but the possibility ofof a big war i in europe wasas very muchh prereset during the cold war and the possibilityy will be real in the miming yearsrs. >> when the e gean foreieign mininister met w with his cocounterpart in n moscow, he sd ththere could be talks on wideng arms-control treaties to include countries like china. do you think russia could be open to that? >> right now everyone knows that is not possible. china is not going to surrender its weapons. use ago, there was even in the united nations a joint declaration for r america and russia, that there should be a kind of international i inf.. china said no wayay and right n, russia is not going to go againsnst china. for russia, it's very important to have close cooperation with china. in this cooperation, china is the

when i go back to ththe uniteded states att dd trump has name yet a another controversial nominated phillip by compose this time as head of the world bank that's right he selected david malpass. to replace former president jimmy on can doesn't currently serves as the treasury department's top diplomat he's a long time trump supporter who has vocally criticized the world bank in the past. thing the development organization should curb its lending to china and rain in its financial reach. he was more conciliatory as he was nominated though vowing to work with the administration on issues including a women's empowerment take a listen. the world bank the world's premier i know it baca has been a strong leader on women's economic empowermen. and i look forward to continuing our work together on her women's global development and prosperity initiative. mister president. i'm very optimistic that we can achieve breakthroughs. to create growth abroad that will help us combat extreme poverty and increase economic opportunities in the developing world. referencnce to the presidens daughter there if i

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uniteding that the states went through and the english went through in the 1970's is nothing comparedto what is going on in the soviet union. and we have already talked about --what is the reality of soviet 1960's, the 1970's, and now the 1980's when he takes over? prof. tudda: food shortages. i cannot remember who asked me but someone asked about the grain sales. 1982, one of81 and the things that carter did was embargo grain sales to punish them for their invasion of afghanistan. reagan decides ultimately to lift that embargo. they cannot feed themselves. he -- when the famines were created, they were basically political attacks in ukraine. that is why the ukrainians cannot stand the russians, when of the reasons. the ukrainians, for the most part, were the biggest victims of the famine because that is their bread basket. that is like in our country, kansas and nebraska where we produce all of the grains. they cannot feed themselves so they have to purchase this from the u.s., canada, argentina and other countries. firming economic sectors. so -- farming economic sectors. we have to