in a matter of hours, but how can you now bring help about how the society in odessa , including the university community, rallied. we talked with the rector of the university of economicsvincible, our people are unique , we wrote little, said something, but everyone heard us and saw what was happening, we can accommodate 200 people in such decent conditions, and in addition , thanks to the organization, the organization itself the sorting of clothes, shoes, food products of our local citizens has already begun, everything is being prepared so that their kherson citizens who will live here, and also those in kherson, who we can provide an address after some time, in general, the odesa region can currently receive about 4 thousand immigrants , as reported by the government and the mayor's office and the regional administration that now everything is ready to receive people, but as we can see that there are not so many of them at the moment . everyone is called to bring everything, uh, everything that people need now, it’s children ’s things and even toys, because many of them were born with children, of course, they also call to bring food, food , carriers for the animal

but let's discuss the economic situation in to k, particularly given present the other ones reelection with ad, all yelton, professor of international economics a constance university of applied sciences. thanks so much for being with us. so inflation is wanting is just below 40 percent. so does that mean that added one's own orthodox approach to bringing down inflation is actually working? oh, certainly no, certainly not. what we see is indeed that inflation has declined compared to what we have seen in april from 44 to the wrong. 39 percent. however, the main reason for this reduction in inflation, it has be the so called 0 graph prices. we have elections last month in prison, or the one decided to subsidize household gases. and she's the 50 go institution. turkey just interpreted this a subsidized prize as a drop in gas prices. and that's the main reason for this low inflation rate. but i need to be very clear here. this number does not reflect the typical economic situation. congress citizens are facing not only last month, but for the last 2 years. so there's free gas policies to just a free election. give away then it's not something that can be kept so long

create such projects together with universities in the regions so that the children in the regions have the opportunity to get an education from the higher school of economicshile at their home university, so that later, having received their hometown diploma from their university and the higher school of economics , they will remain in their region to develop it. this is very important for our spatial development of the whole country for the even distribution of our talents. we are doing a lot to ensure that these projects are launched. not just annually, but monthly thank you very much for the interview. thank you very much. how do you think the agenda of the forum in general of all russian forums has changed this year, but also here of the st. petersburg international economic forum? what issues are now worrying business and authorities, firstly, more country tracks. the same topic of india is the north-south corridor, we see, according to our estimates , more than 1% of gdp may increase. both in russia and in partner countries, a similar topic is related to technological sovereignty, technologies come from the same most countries like india to russia ar

and if western european partners suddenly decide to support the principle of universal economic balance and mutually beneficial cooperation, then we are not against similar joint events, they will come to us anyway. the forum of regions is a promising initiative that may well go beyond the borders of belarus and russia, we will be glad to see, including at this event, as many people of good will are ready for peaceful construction, and not the dominance of russia vladimir putin noticed in his address precisely the cooperation of the region remained the heart of integration processes within the union state. the platform develops friendly economic and, in general, strategic interaction between countries. more than a hundred agreements and contracts were signed at the forum of regions in belarus and russia in ufa following the meeting , which was held under the leadership of the speakers of the council of the republic and the council of the federation , final documents were adopted; the most important allied projects unique in form and content, its scale is growing, as well as the number o

and if western european partners suddenly decide to support the principle of universal economic balance and mutually beneficial cooperation, then we are not against similar joint events, they will come to us anyway. the forum of regions is a promising initiative that may well go beyond the borders of belarus and russia, we will be glad to see, including at this event, as many people of good will as possible are ready for peaceful creation, and not domination by the president of russia and vladimir putin in their address. i noticed it was the cooperation of the region that stood up integration processes within the union state. the platform develops friendly economic and, in general, strategic interaction between the countries. this year the forum in ufa brought together over a thousand participants, more than 100 agreements and commercial contracts have already been signed. and in more detail, the speakers of the council of the republic and the federation council met with the heads of the russian and belarusian regions before the plenary session. natalia kochanova. she noted that the tra

our firm when september vitaliy portnykva our guest petro shevchenko analyst of international economics of zelin universitystate university of the united states, anthony blinken, greetings, mr. peter, it's nice to see you , yes, it's nice to see you, yes, patron shevchenko, let's go anyway. what is your analysis of the results of this visit? well, after finding out the results, they are very good because this visit was necessary in order for the country to move away from unpredictability in relations because there really were a lot of these very hot points of contact. they moved away from this confrontational rhetoric and positioning towards more predictable relations, and i think that this is the beginning of such a large dialogue, which then gets its continuation already in a high-level meeting , this is the biden 7 meeting in the fall in november. therefore , this is a very positive signal and i think it will be continued, mr. peter. and i would like to ask about the internal chinese situation as with the economy because, well, this is the counter-version , well, it is clear that the people's republic o

osipov is in touch with us now, head of the cafe of the world economy of the foreign economic activity of lomonosov moscow state universityofessor, doctor of economics, and welcome new marados, as always , in simple words, explain to us all complex things. what about the money that they want somehow to embezzle? well look. in fact, they have been against it for about a year, they probably say that they want to confiscate our assets, including gold and foreign exchange reserves, and the central bank, which they would freeze. there are different, so to speak, versions of this. i remember, that the lawyers of the european union have already issued their report on this matter that, in principle, there are no legal grounds for doing this, but now we are talking about what let's do. this is in general, and it’s not very legal to take three of our own. well, such a robbery from the high road. well, in principle , they can do it, it’s another matter that the russian federation needs to prepare for this , we will perceive the writing of these funds as a write-off of our public debt with a coefficient, let’s say 1.2 or one and a ha

uh yulia ivanova candidate of economic sciences associate professor, uh taught economics at the financial university at the russian economic university and not plekhanov's auto two uh, monographs. e with the author of the textbook on the national economy and set. uh, scientific articles, she is still our mother of four sons opa and oh, this is the main thing and about a person who can afford the village, yes ivanova . in our team for yulia, here is yulia prokhorova graduated from the faculty of economics. e of the moscow state university named after lomonosov have been working for fifteen years in the banking sector. e is engaged in the issue of securities . my wife works part-time in a large state-owned bank. here i remembered. yes, my muse is like a man, like a poet. eh, and well, of course, she cooks superbly and excellently serves various dishes, and syrniki and borscht and easter cakes. thank you julia good. everything is, uh, partially already presented. yes, more than half more than half, yes. all these are managers, host russian company in the field of information security. ah, a strategic p

i know should chary professor of economics and finance at the university of north carolina at chapel hill and in saint salon, switzerland. guido kautz the professor of macro economics at the university of saint gala. i'm more than welcome to you on thanks so much for joining us. today on inside story, i know sure, let me start with you today. what are indian prime minister and arrange remote is motivations for calling for the a you to be given membership to the g 20 and why now it's bad smell. so this is an incredibly crucial juncture in terms of engagement with africa. and i, you know, india has just as young the presidency of the g 20 g. given that africa is going to have the largest population by 2050. and as the largest democracy in the world and the fastest growing economy in years g, 20 presidency will play a crucial role in building a strong and sustainable relationship with for gosh, so this in my view is a critical juncture in building this relationship with india as the head of the g 20 and with the us as well as erupt in union in partnership with building a better building.

of state has. give us the economics of the economy, they tell the cadres they came , they did the economics, the teachers of the agricultural universityssed their vision, the existing problems offered options for solving them. poland again goes against the eu leader, the ruling party of law and justice yaroslav kachinsky intends to hold a referendum on the issue of migrant accommodation regarding the offer. the european commission to reform the system of providing asylum according to the brussels plan, from 30 to 120,000 migrants who are in european countries with an excess number of refugees should be moved to other countries. the eu state does not agree to accept migrants, it will be obliged to pay for each the financial equivalent of 22,000 euros, however, in warsaw, it believes that the country has already fulfilled the refugee plan, having accepted more than millions of ukrainians and should not pay extra if it refuses to accept people from north africa and the middle east, therefore , the plan of the european commission, kaczynski called it, blatant discrimination, with which neither the leadership of the country nor the people

interview answers are enough because we are looking for a series of information, information about the economic and social situation of iran , universitys, strikes in universities, in factories, everything social, economic, these are facing name rights humanity, street children, cartoons, children's sleep, children's work, women's work, etc. i sent a letter to the defender of human rights, but i used to reply and was not attracted anymore. why did i start to introduce myself? production is taking advantage of the situation that has arisen in iran, as i said, your agent is slowly introducing himself , slowly sending the history with the presenter and discussing and going on and on. this is the information that the news agency has in its possession. i said that out of every 4,000 emails, two of you responded positively. it was more because they easily fall into the trap and think that they are helping the people of iran. and from falling into the trap of these kinds of sects, practice piety. be aware that a person easily leads the time. the war is about ali madadi. the war is different. he says that someone else's help is a disgrace. thi

a lot of comfort and will stop worrying about having conversations with their parents when they are worried about their financial situation. sarah: senior lecturer in economics at the universityrofessor of economics at king's college london, and former chief economist at the u.k. cabinet office join us. thank you for joining me. just to take us through this, can i ask you first, jonathan, what difference will these measures make, do you think? jonathan: the answer is not much to most people. it will help a small number of people who are in difficulty, temporarily at least. so it may, for some people who are inemporary difficulty -- it will help them get over the hump, hopefully, of a large financial pressure. for most people, it won't make much difference. i think the important thing to remember is the point of putting up interest rates, the reason the bank is putting up interest rates, is to reduce demand by making -- by taking money out of the economy and making it less attractive for people to borrow, and more attractive to people to save. that is the whole point of what the bank is doing. they are trying to -- not to hurt people, but to make us all somewhat because that i

we're nowjoined by santiago caro valverde, professor of economics at university of valencia. with us. the numbers are heading in the right direction, but they are still way higher than many are comfortable with. what does the detailed telus? because energy prices, food prices, still a problem. because energy prices, food prices, stilla problem. but because energy prices, food prices, still a problem. but i'm looking at the service number, that is starting to come down, could indicate a turning point?— turning point? yes, it could indicate that, _ turning point? yes, it could indicate that, even - turning point? yes, it could indicate that, even services turning point? yes, it could - indicate that, even services prices that have been probably a cause of concern over the last few months, they are also coming down. they are brought down anyway, but it's still too early to say whether the ecb will change course. still, it is very high, it is above five, let's not forget that the objective, the target is 2%, or around that. i think the ecb will still keep the route map and bubbly

hojjat vermaziari, assistant professor of the faculty of economics and agricultural development, university of tehran, medikor agriculture, development of majlis research center at your service we are here to discuss imam khomeini's ideas and realization, which was in the field of agriculture, mr. mohajerani. let me start by asking why there is such an important phrase about agriculture, that agriculture is the reform of our affairs by imam khomeini. here we are now in islam in the agricultural economy , why do you think that in the name of allah, the most merciful , the most merciful, i would like to say hello to all the viewers and offer my condolences on the days of your service. social political and military security if food security is in trouble and because of the imam , may god's mercy be upon him, they would say about independence, and i am one of these words of encouragement for the islamic country to extend its hand to the american side, we should be self-sufficient in your home , what do you think? the food security that i mentioned to you is an important issue that imam khomeini

economics stadium, mr. alireza mohajer, deputy minister of agriculture affairs, ministry of agricultural jihad, mr. hojjat varmziari, assistant professor, faculty of economics and agricultural development, university of tehran, medikor agriculture development center, majlis research center . mihajiran, let me start, why is such an important phrase raised regarding agriculture, that agriculture is the reform of our affairs from imam khomeini. in other words , we have the majlis at the head of affairs in politics. now, in islam, in the agricultural economy, why do you think? may allah, the most merciful, the most merciful, with greetings to all the viewers and condolences on the days of your service, let me say that the farmer considers food security almost as the most important aspect of a country's security, if we consider the importance of food, social political security and military security , if both food security has problems and for the sake of the imam, may god's mercy be upon him, they used to say about independence, and i am one of these encouraging words for the islamic country to extend its hand . on the american side, we must become self-sufficient. i also believe that you said that it

president, by the order of the vice president for science, technology and economics of the presidential university, mr. sadri mir, hello, i would like to say hello to you, dear viewers , have a good day for 100 million of you who are holding the meeting of the innovation factory, our program tiger, we came to the issue that the relationship between industries and factories nab and the cores of the technology can to solve many problems, but in what direction this connection to industries should be defined and if this definition is correct so that the technology core of start-up businesses of knowledge-based companies can be easily connected to related industries is itself a concern that has been created in this field for what was done in this event with several goal setting, the first thing to do is create an integrated network of innovation factories in the country, create a network of trainers, mentors, activity network 15 years ago, 20 years ago food was very important in this system today. network everyone who designs the children are actually innovation teams that can operate for several years

situation. and listening to the tv presenter american fox news with biter ant, a professor of economics at the universitymaryland in this country, presents a telling picture of the price situation in the united states . brita is oversold. you want to know the answer to this question. he wants to say that the inflation has gone down. he cites the price of gasoline , while by importing strategic reserves of crude oil. america has controlled the price of gasoline and it is not real. the increase in prices is a historical pressure for american consumers and most of the people are shocked and worried about the situation of the fish in front of them. the prices in housing, food, energy are still driving inflation in america. according to cbs news , it has caused serious financial problems for 61% of the people of this country. the central bank of america has announced that the credit card debt of the people of this country has reached the highest level in the history of this country and despite one trillion dollars is approaching, and now people in this country have to use credit cards to meet their daily expe

well, the head of the cabin of kyrgyzstan proposed to open branches of moscow state university and the higher school of economicsbishkek . the authorities of kyrgyzstan granted the request of the russian prosecutor's office from the deportation of alexei rozhkov, who is accused in the case of arson of the ural communal commissariat. he committed the crime in march last year and apparently expected to find long-term asylum in asia but now will be held accountable for deeds under the law on june 8 and 9, the capital of kazakhstan hosted an international forum, astana , whose participants discussed key geopolitical and geo-economic trends of our time . president tokaev also spoke at the plenary session. he called for solving existing international problems through dialogue and mutually respectful partnership. the 10th anniversary fashion week was held in dushanbe , this time fashion shows were held under the slogan friendship of the peoples of their collection. 30 designers were presented here. from tajikistan russia, azerbaijan, kazakhstan and uzbekistan is dedicated to friendship, to the peoples, our main goal is

answer to the interview is enough because i am looking for a series of information about iran's socio-economic situation, university protests, strikes in universities and factories, everything social and economic . i sent a letter in the name of human rights of street children, children's sleep cartoons, and women's work to some human rights defender. no more, why did i start to introduce myself, what group of human rights the department is fighting, my information is getting information in iran, familiar news, media and production disclosures , they are abusing the situation that has arisen in iran, which i said is the cause, they are slowly introducing themselves. with the moderator and he slowly sends the history and discusses it until we get to the present ashraf, i will give you such and such a fight without realizing that his channel is the best information channel that news and information is simply at his disposal . mostly because they easily fall into the trap and think that they are helping the people of iran, i just hope that they will be careful and avoid falling into the trap of these kinds of sects .

for more information, contact the research institute of amir kabir university-type technologies. all viewers of economicnning, which was reported in khabar hadin after mr. aje's visit to mazandaran today, that 5 thousand tons of edible oil were cleared from the customs of amirabad port, as well as 2 thousand tons of corn , but it remains undecided and a task has been set for this incident, mr. aje the head of the judiciary expressed his gratitude to the government and said that there was a relationship between the two branches. i want to check the customs clearance process here in the studio of the economics desk. the director general of the special affairs inspection office visited mr. asgari, technical deputy of iran customs . we are at your service as a guest of the program only they will be added to our group so that before we enter into the discussion , let 's go to the reporter karen from the editorial office. in order to bring more interests to the world, which is why we have to delay, a report was broadcast in the news sections of the national media about the visit of the head of the judiciary t

uh, our dear guest and friend of the valdai club professor hudson from uh, universities of the genre of business and economics romych uh, mentioned different types. china and as the most important factor is the attitude of china to the usa and that, of course, is extremely important for us. eh, curious. this is the dialectic of protectionism, when everything seems to be. uh, those who were against steel for those who were accused of protectionism became, on the contrary, please, professor he thank you very much. it is a great honor for me to be here on this forum. e in st. petersburg and participate in this panel, i want to say, first of all, that globalization. uh, it 's happening, and i want to say now that orientation is happening now, there are certain reasons for this to happen and additional pandemics. uh, there were some interesting developments in terms of globalization, of course, the american uh, they promoted this idea and trump when u came to power and uh, here uh, the blow against globalization began with the arrival of trump and uh, there is opposition to this trend. this, of course, is primaril

of azerbaijan . regarding the abadi exhibition and your cooperation with the vice president for science, technology and economics of the presidential university, i have a question for you, which is causing questions on the saipa website and the news agencies, the validation of the number of job creation has been provided. statistics have been provided that up to now, one million jobs have been created on the website. doctor and 400 thousand as far as this branch belongs to the year 1401, it is true that 230,000 numbers are related to knowledge bases. how is the validation of these statistics done? what is the process? for the discussions related to the validation, we first claim that in 1401, 130,000 economic activities were carried out in the form of economic activity. and we organized small and home and implemented 130,000 plans. the portrait should have an average appetite of three people, this number will be about 400,000 people, and of course, this information is related to the witness with the name, specifications, type of work, and geography. in which all courses in the ministry operate defined welfare is always included in these syste

of mr. sadri muharram, the special assistant to the vice president for science, technology and economics of the university , mr. nazari will also be with us, the executive of the job creation projects, and of course mr. parvizian, the head of the supreme council of the association of banks and credit institutions will also be with us. they will be with us to talk about the education that has been created and the memorandum of understanding between the headquarters and the banks . at the beginning of the program, a report will be prepared according to the procedure. for the first time in the country, danesh banyan tabib company launched an arterial sheet, a product of risk class 3, slash medical experience, which was not produced before the nature of the country. that with all the products available in the competitive market of products that have been mass-produced by knowledge-based companies with the support of the executive headquarters of imam khomeini's decree, more than 4,200 knowledge-based companies are under investigation and action to cooperate with them . naturally, kashan is one of these compan

well and the head of the kyrgyz cabinet suggested opening branches of the moscow state university and the higher school of economicse kyrgyz authorities granted the request of the russian prosecutor's office to deport alexei rozhkov, who is accused in the case of arson of the ural fire fighting unit. he committed a crime in march last year and apparently expected to find long-term asylum in asia, but now he will answer for deeds under the law on june 8 and 9, the capital of kazakhstan hosted an international forum, where participants discussed key geopolitical and geo-economic trends today, the president spoke at the plenary session and called for solving existing international problems through dialogue and mutually respectful partnership. keep an eye on the fashion trends in all this, but don't forget about the eternal, as usual, see you next week in the center of asia. take care of yourself. until death normally cover with a bucket and we will send other coordinates. normally, the topic is not afraid at all, there is nowhere to hide. i did not understand 10 points goes. they shoot specifically at the places where

i guess the next thing that we're going to get at the university of chicago economics department is faiths an absolutely absurd statement, so my feeling is unfortunately, the fed is not thinking clearly. it's not well-advised. its become heavily politicized and it's in danger of making a terrible mistake and taking the country up when it comes to inflation, rather than down. ashley: one last thing i wanted to get this in, peter. biden's labor department made a massive revision to their wage data the fourth quarter last year and massive is an understatement. look at this. hourly compensation revised down from the previously-reported increase of 4.9% to a decrease of .7%. i mean, is the economy worse off than we thought? >> absolutely. the notion in the white house is a little bit more inflation and workers will do better. we'll get a red hot job market. the problem is prices and wages are out of whack. prices are increasing much more rapidly than wages. seven of the last nine quarters, the span of the biden administration, real wages, have been falling. my feeling is americans are going to

it is gonna be, it's a professor of political economy economics at the university of miami. thank you. the malaysian climate has flown home off to being saved from what's known as the data zone on mount everest at more than a 1000 meters above the sea level and temperatures at minus 30 degrees celsius. it's one of the most dangerous slides and upon a guide, another climate reps, the mountain in the sleeping mask and carried him down the mountain because you ship has shared his accounts. if the risk was going towards the summit with a chinese clients around $1230.00 to $1.00. when i saw him, he was sitting on the balcony, holding a road in places where it was rock here, we could not drag and we had to carry him on alpax. with difficulty, we had to bring him down from camp full carrying him on out bax. because dragging was impossible, it took me 5 to 6 hours to get from 8500 meters to 7900. was very difficult. for me to go, it was important for us to risky him even from the summit. money can be used any time left like that he could have died. we have saved his life by leaving

let's continue to talk about this with the head of - about this with the head of economics at the university out of this is to deliberately create some sort of recession? —— is she right? it some sort of recession? -- is she riuht? , . ., , some sort of recession? -- is she riuht? ,. . , ., right? it is certainly true that inflation is — right? it is certainly true that inflation is proving _ right? it is certainly true that inflation is proving more - right? it is certainly true that - inflation is proving more persistent than the bank of england expected, so it is right that interest rates are going to continue rising. and the rationale for that policy response is to encourage us to save more, to borrow and spend less and to cool down the economy. so the bank of england faces this trade—off between bringing down inflation, with the pain that causes to the economy. you can raise interest rates sharply and cause a sharp recession, but bring down inflation quickly, oryou recession, but bring down inflation quickly, or you can do it in a more gradual response. that is the trade—off the bank of

regarding the abadi exhibition and your cooperation with the vice president of science, technology and economics of the presidential university. there is job creation. statistics have been provided that up to now one million jobs have been created on the website of dr. bala and 400 thousand in this branch . it is true that 230 thousand of enemies are related to knowledge bases. how is the validation of these statistics done? how about discussions regarding its first validation, we claim that in 1401, we organized 130 thousand economic activities in the form of small and household economic activities, and we implemented 130 thousand projects. the portrait of an average of three people has an appetite, this number is around 400. there will be thousands of people, and of course, all this information related to the employees, with their names and specifications , the type of work, and the geography where they work , is always entered in these systems in the house defined by the ministry of welfare, and it is not like we really we can prove this claim and those who received employment benefits plan it has been implemented. for thi

this viewer says i was a business student at the university of chicago before professor mccloskey was there. there was no of austrian economics and definitely not hayek or hayek and. austrian contributions to economics being covered more these days. no, and it's it's very strange. i was i was on the faculty at university of chicago for years and hayek's no not was israel kerzner his books were being published by the university of chicago press and they keep reminded. so i bought copies of because they were cheap, but i didn't read them very carefully. and and the it's very strange for me maybe bruce can shed light shed light on it. there was a kind of contempt for austrian among the chicago economists symbolized the failure of the department of economics to hire this guy when they had a chance. he was upstairs in the committee on social thought, you know. so again, it's an interesting story. hayek name had been proposed to. the department of economics back in 46. but the people that they ended up considering and that was the year ultimately they hired milton friedman but some of the people who also being considered for the po

very happy to welcome gong, young professor of economics and vice president for research and at strategic studies to give you the proper title at the university of instructional business on the economics in beijing at your most welcome to the program, sir. thank you. if we can just start perhaps with our breaking news, the am, i'm not sure if you may have heard in your ear that of the, at source africans at presidents delegation on way to key. as for those africa piece, talk 6, come 3 is going to south africa, lead at his plane, stopped in poland on the way held for 11 hours on the tarmac and a number of accusations about at female members of stuff being stripped. search at weapons being taken issues over whether or not they had the right paper work for at the protection of the president. and what does that do to the, the authenticity of what's happening in terms of the, of the potential piece pack being put in place. it's unbelievable. that's bizarre. what we've never seen, something like this. i mean, for state digging a trait to have a visit like this, the logistics trip. it should shut up forward and it worked out before the place to call

people a lot of comfort and stop people worrying about having conversations with the banks when they're worried about their financial situation. senior lecturer in economics at surrey universityfice. thank you so much forjoining mejust to cabinet office. thank you so much forjoining me just to take us through this, can i ask you, jonathan, what difference with these measures make, do you think? the answer is not _ measures make, do you think? tt9 answer is not much, it up a small number of people who were in difficulty, temporarily, at least. for some people, temporary difficulty it will help them get over the hump of large financial pressures but for most people, it won't make much difference but the important thing to remember here is the point of putting up and taking make interest rates —— interest rates is by making and taking money out of the economy and making it less attractive for people to borrow on mortgages and more attractive to people, but the bank is doing for good or ill is there trying not to hurt people as individuals but to make us all somewhat poorer because thatis make us all somewhat poorer because that is what they need to get inflation down. relatively

gall professor and vice president for research and strategic studies at the university of international business and economics. and china, for an expert person going before the break, we're were talking about the american prefers, uh, vision, all fi of china, which china doesn't really one for itself on the you mentioned before that at any a times by china to build independent relationship with other countries is viewed as something negative, for example, your neutrality stands on, the ukraine in conflict is interpreted as a siding with russia. and i've heard one very interesting, russian experts suggests that the best way to describe a russian china is relationship would be not when, when, but actually not losing all fluids because it's contra, pursue that its own policy, its own economic goals. but they have a key interest in not seeing the other fail, especially as the washington tries to undermine both of them. do you agree with that that i totally agree. i think this is a very interesting now and do you think other countries man dom that as well because it's no secret that the russian china have many con

that's speak to the senior lecturer of department of economics at the university of lancaster.hat you are actually from france, so give us your take on today. how disruptive will that be? today will be of another dimension to the previous strikes. we expect 500,000 people in the streets which is a big demonstration but this is because it has been published yesterday, and it will happen this week, the procedural because ahead of the assembly can wave out the amendment that was pushed to reduce the retirement age this week, but it is not financed because the opposition does not bring another way of raising the money that is done with the reform. many protests have ta ken reform. many protests have taken place, days of strike action, a lot of disruption but emmanuel macron is pressing on with this change. will he win in the end? fin with this change. will he win in the end?— with this change. will he win in the end? on this reform he will win but _ in the end? on this reform he will win but the _ in the end? on this reform he will win but the problem - in the end? on this reform he

of the products produced by our country, agriculture , music services, the blessings of economics , the universities that you have, there is a desire to do something again, and the things that are in the factory, mostly provincial industries. i am working now, indirectly, the ministry of industries and mines and manufacturing plants, pharmaceutical factories, and steel factories are actually customers of the teams that have a big presence in front of us, considering that today and tomorrow , an important event will take place for our innovation factory. i want to take a number. in the next month or two, the initial contract will be concluded with new knowledge-based businesses . the needs of manufactured industries at the service level, news from the country that all services are participating in knowledge-based companies . thank you very much for being with us. another report in the same field mentioned the technology industry . let's see the report. we will come back to serve you in the extraction operation . rain oil reaches the reservoir rock, which is made of carbon and hydrogen elements, and i

gall professor and vice president for research and strategic studies at the university of international business and economics and china for an expert person going before the break we were talking about the american preferred vision, all 5 of china rich, china doesn't really one for itself. i'm the you mentioned before that at any a times by china to build independent relationship with other countries is viewed as something negative. for example, your neutrality stands on the ukraine, and conflict is interpreted as a siding with russia. and i've heard one very interesting, russian experts suggests that the best way to describe a russian china is relationship would be not when, when, but actually not losing all fluids because it's contra, pursue that its own policy, its own economic goals. but they have a key interest in not seeing the either fail, especially as the washington tries to undermine both of them. do you agree with the fact that i totally agree? i think this is a very interesting now and do you think other countries man dom that as well because it's no secret that the russian china have many contro

gall professor and vice president for research and strategic studies at the university of international business and economics and china for an expert profession. going before the break, we were talking about the american preferred vision, all 5 of china rich, china doesn't really one for itself. i'm the you mentioned before that at any a times by china to build independent relationship with other countries is view. there's something negative, for example, your neutrality stands on, the ukraine in conflict is interpreted as a siding with russia. and i've heard one very interesting russian experts suggest that the best way to describe a russian china is relationship would be not when, when, but actually not losing all fluids because it's country pursues that its own policy, its own economic goals. but they have a key interest in not seeing the either fail, especially as the washington tries to undermine both of them. do you agree with that that i totally agree. i think this is a very interesting now and do you think other countries man dom that as well because it's no secret that the russian china have many co

the head of the center for international interactions, vice president of science, technology and economics of the presidential university, from the market of the countries, if allowed let us have a focus on venezuela, because good things have happened here , and then we will have a look at the countries of latin america. well , are you aware of venezuela? we had a big exhibition last year. knowledge-based acquisitions in venezuela, we set up the largest delegation of iranian technologists, the annual budget of australia, the parthians were present in this program, in various fields, last year , we traveled from venezuela to iran, and the president of venezuela traveled to iran and opened dialogues. with knowledge-based companies, they made visits to pardis bazi technology park . in having all of these, a very good relationship was created between iranian knowledge-based companies and the venezuelan parties. in this trip, one of the main topics was science and technology, mr. raees. the president also emphasized the work of the issue. we had very good discussions with the venezuelan parties in the field of technology and

gong, professor and vice president for research and strategic studies at the university of international business and economics and china form experts is great to talk to thank you very much for your time. thank you very much. be happy here. now you've heard my introduction and i actually borrowed the, you know, this a nice play of words from your own article in which you called for a coalition of the unwilling an alliance of nations saying out of the ukrainian conflict, which i think increasingly looks like a and as a social struggle between the rush on one side and the west on the other side. so why is being neutral and ethical and moral positions? aren't you supposed to choose between the forces of good and the forces available? well, 1st thing i want to say is that today, stay out of the war. it's not just enough for, for example, china has to be under tremendous political pressure to do something on this side on that side, on the, and i think the countries that represent that can, the new tony camp is actually quite large. i mean, that's the lowest majority, and typically the majority is pretty silent on

i have been speaking to all of her to route head of economics at the university of liverpool managementave me his assessment of sparking a recession to actually bring down inflation. the rationale for that policy _ bring down inflation. the rationale for that policy response _ bring down inflation. the rationale for that policy response is - bring down inflation. the rationale for that policy response is to - for that policy response is to encourage us to save a little more, bar of— encourage us to save a little more, bar of the _ encourage us to save a little more, bar of the less, spend a little less and to— bar of the less, spend a little less and to cool— bar of the less, spend a little less and to cool down the economy. so the bank of england faces the street between bringing down inflation and the pain— between bringing down inflation and the pain that it causes to the economx _ the pain that it causes to the economy. you can raise interest rates _ economy. you can raise interest rates very— economy. you can raise interest rates very sharply and cause a very sharp— rates very shar