of pehan university here in ulambatov. the deputy prime minister today also visited the branch of the russian university of economics named ter plekhanov in ulanbar on the basis of the university, there is also a school there, in total there are schoolchildren and more than 200 students, in there are generally four schools in ulanbateri, where the russian language is not just a separate subject, but an entire educational program is implemented as a whole in... the language, and there is only one university, and, as we were told, today at the university, not only people who study there study live in ulaanbateri, but also residents of neighboring cities, but they specifically come to this school, to this university in order to study the russian language and russian culture. next year it will be 25 years since ulan, a branch of the russian university of economics named after palikhanov, has been operating batter battery making a worthy contribution to the strengthening of long-term. thank you, our special correspondent, anastasia panko, was in direct communication from ulanbar. and now we are returning to perm, where this mor

studied journalism and media at the islamic university of ghaza. do not have my certificate yet because did not pay all the university. of course the economic to me at university and did not know what to do, i went to get my certificate from university to apply for employment, but they refused to give it to me, i have to pay lots of money as university fees to get the certificate, i'm trying to make it as installments or anything like giving me a registration certificate or a transcript. to apply for a job at an organization or a company, they are totally rejecting that, every semester from 2007 to 2010, i used to go to my father to have the term tuition, he would barely managed to get the money for the term fees, sometimes i would pay for one semester and then would not pay for the next two semesters, this was the problem. the main reason i was not able to pay for the university was that did not have the 700 dinars or half of that money or even a quarter of it, did not have. council, many students come to the council and say that they have to pay 50 or 100 dinars because their certificate is pendent, the university is not allowing them to

of prihan university, here in ulam. next year it will be 25 years since the branch of the russian university of economics named after p madeorthy contribution to strengthening the traditional friendship between russia and mongolia. anastasia ponko, alexander dvornikov, vladimir kulyakov. we inform mongolia. well, now there is important news from the world of the gaming industry. users of the popular computer game world of tanks will have the opportunity to switch to the domestic analogue. this was agreed upon by ratsit, the regional public center for internet technology, and the russian company right holder. more than a year ago, the once belarusian developer, a set of famous military multiplayer simulators, officially left the markets of russia and belarus, at the same time players could transfer their profiles from a foreign game to the now separately developing world of tanks, but probably not everyone did this; now they may legally face charges of financing the armed forces of ukraine, those players in the european segment. russian players who would like to leave the global platform from the european platform and move

in addition, a branch of the russian plekhanov university of economics has been operating in mongolia almost 25 years. in russia , over 2,000 mongolian students are currently receiving higher education. law, economics, and transport are the most popular areas of training. each government of the russian federation allocates 620 scholarships for mongolian students. we have received a request to increase the scholarship we will consider depending on the request. and we have plans to discuss the creation of a joint russian-mongolian university. and then we will, of course , talk about the activities of tour operators who actually make these tours while crossing the border. several times a day, also today we have a pressing issue: payment, this is how the world map works in mongolia, it doesn’t work everywhere. the task of parliamentarians is to bring the dialogue to a qualitatively new level, emphasized vyacheslav volodin, legislatively ensure agreements between heads of state in all areas of cooperation, work towards the final result. the format of the bilateral commission should become

in addition, a branch of the russian plekhanov university of economics has been operating in mongoliaost 25 years. in russia , over 2,000 mongolian students are currently receiving higher education. law, economics, transport. the most popular areas of training. each government of the russian federation allocates 620 scholarships for mongolian students. if you receive a request to increase the scholarship, we will consider it depending on the request. and we have plans to discuss the creation of a joint russian-mongolian university. mongolia and russia are neighbors. it is important to develop tourism. now. at the very least , the lack of direct flights between the capitals is hampering the situation; parliamentarians will have to decide other issues. we have several regions that today border mongolia; then we will of course talk about the activities of tour operators who since they make these tours, crossing the border several times a day, we also have an urgent issue today: payment, this is the work of the world map on the territory of mongolia, it does not work everywhere. the task

confirmed, family ties supposedly have nothing to do with such a decision, just a professor state university of economicsng that several years ago zelensky already tried to award his father a lifelong scholarship, but the cabinet of ministers then stopped this attempt. well, now, apparently, the level of ukrainian nepotism is no longer of much concern to the public, although all local publications wrote about the privileges for the father of president nezalezhny. vladimir putin also recalled today that the kiev regime does not care about money when discussing the topic. transit of russian gas through ukraine. the president clearly demonstrated the appetites of the square authorities. we transit through the territory of ukraine, and we pay money for this transit, so just a minute. here we are, a lot, i have already spoken about this, we hear that we are aggressors, that we are so bad in all sorts of ways. but money, apparently, does not smell, they receive money for transit. well, continuing the theme of the insatiable appetite of the so-called ukrainian elite, interesting publications about the spending

he interrupted his studies at the kyiv university of economics. t sit in the audience while his future is being decided on the battlefield. parents are prophetic. i'm interviewing for military service for myself, that's it, that's it, i'm ahead of you, this is one of the five recruiting centers of the legendary azov, the brigade selects its fighters independently, because they know the worst. to find yourself in a trench with someone who does not want and is afraid to fight, nothing is more decisive than motivation, there are less motivated people nowadays, but they are there, five men came here in an hour, it is not for you that you were given and taken away, the berets were given uniforms and after two weeks, they left me without anything, they didn't even tell me how to shoot from that machine gun, there is serious training and a serious attitude, here the guys choose not only a brigade, but also a position, a resume, a resume. desire, everything is taken into account, there will be a vacancy for almost every specialist, only a third of combat p

inna konstantinovna shevchenko, rector of the southern federal university, doctor of economics. sity has a whole deck of trump cards, because the university has strong, natural science schools, including chemical synthesis, materials science and physics, they even study space physics. southern federal almama university. for 24,000 students. on an area of ​​half a million square meters there are 100 educational buildings and 20 dormitories. yufu consists of 96 scientific and educational divisions, four design bureaus, five research institutes, and two scientific and technical centers. we provide training across the entire spectrum of humanities, from philosophy, cultural studies to law, economics, management, but the most important thing is that here students feel... comfortable, they have the right to study, they have the right to think in order to live and develop fully, by the way, thanks to the super service of the national project digital economy, admission to a university online, you can now apply to the southern federal university online, without visiting the admissions com

my mother said: my daughter, i really want you to become an economist, and i entered the university of economics, then... i graduated from the academy of management under the president of the republic of belarus, for a very long time, more than 20 years, i worked in the national statistical committee, worked, uh, started working as an ordinary economist, leaving belstat i held the position of first deputy chairman of the national statistics committee, then deputy minister of economics from 2007 year, i am the minister of labor and social protection of the republic of belarus. you didn’t manage to do it in a minute, there are a lot of topics to discuss, well, the more interesting our conversation will be. so, we have 100 children in our studio, each with their own question, let’s see how quickly you can answer. irina anatelna, hello, what time does the minister of labor’s working day start? 8 am, i’m already sitting at my desk and working. we're moving to yellow. sector, to your right, hello, irina anatolyevna, dear, my name is stepan, do you remember how you earned your first money? yes, stepan,

pretty high. our next guest, claudio koza joins us, he's an associate professor in economic policy at the university of naples in italy. claudio cosa, welcome to economic divide, so the economy in italy is reported to shrink unexpectedly. we're looking at the second half of 2023 which we're in right now. um and it's even said that there's going to be a sharper production drop compared to the other euro zone economies uh which brings about the natural question, why is italy underperforming when it comes to its pears? well, in my opinion, we have always ups and downs, so in general we have a european crisis that is now, mean since at least over the last 15 years, so last year it seemed that italy was better performing as compared to other industrial economies in in europe, this year and this quarter it seems the the opposite, so for instance we have other large industrial countries that have been facing problems or stagnation, think about germany that is zero, but also poland had a decrease this year, while for instance, france and spain were better performing, but maybe last year there was a problem wit

we're joined by betsy stephenson, university of michigan professor of economics and public policy. she was chief economist at the u.s. labor department and a member of president obama's council of economic advisers. very impressive cv there. betsy, what do you see in terms of the results of the deal that gm has struck and obviously stellantis and ford with the uaw? betsy: you know, i felt like the uaw had to be out there fighting for everything they could get. if we look at the shape unions have been in, lowest unionization rate on record. they are losing market share in the economy. we saw tremendous decrease in real wages meeting inflation- adjusted wages, relative to what nonunion workers were getting this was a time for unions to prove themselves. i think they did, but we should oversell -- we should not oversell the vector they got. they definitely did prove their worth and automotive -- autoworkers should be pleased with the deal, but they fought tooth and nail which in a lot of ways was just making up for what they lost due to not having cost-of-living adjustments during a t

department of international economics of dzhilin university, this is china, if it exists, then show mei won’t be distracted then, i see it is already there, mr. peter, thank you for finding time for us, i apologize that we raised you, because i understand that it is night in china, as they say in ukraine, stupid no, but you are in europe, i am told that you are in europe, then not much, i i apologize, if we were in china, i would apologize very, very much, and i apologize so simply. so, mr. peter, what does china say about the situation in the middle east, on the territory of the state of israel, what not only officials say, but what they write , for example, the newspapers, mingzhibao, or other mass media tell us what the reaction is, well, so far the reaction is quite restrained and it is quite predictable, because china, it... is now trying in general act from the position of such a peacemaker, a broker, even now his reaction, she actually responds, with this thesis, it is the ministry of foreign affairs, the people's republic of china, they issued a statement where they condemned t

of prihan university here in ulambawa. next year it will be 25 years since the branch of the russian economic university named after plikhanovas been operating in ulanbar, making a worthy contribution to strengthening the traditional friendship between russia and mongolia. anastasia ponko, alexander dvornikov, vladimir kulyakov. news from mongolia. today it became known about the death chairman of the board of directors of lukoil vladimir nekrasov. he was 66 years old. according to the preliminary conclusion of doctors, the cause could be acute heart failure. vladimir nekrasov worked in the oil and gas industry for almost half a century, going from a repairman to the general director of the key production company lukol western siberia. then he held the position. first vice president of the company and advisor to its head. go qingto at burger king. oh, at ural sibi we know that the prospects are where overcome. where they work, where they create, there are prospects, with ural sip bank, they become a reality, ural sip prospects are where you are. the winners choose high-quality fuel for their cars. pulsar effectively cleans t

of economics. there's good economics. my hope is that i practice good economics. it is what the social universe made out of. so if the physical is made out of mass, then the social is made out of economics. it's people responding to incentives in response to their constraints all the way down. it is essential, i think, to understanding the world works is something that you write. your newest book, strangers with candy observations from the ordinary business of life nostalgia. the good old days puzzles me because they were horrible. yeah, the good old days were terrible life for our ancestors. borrow from thomas hobbes used to be solitary poor, nasty, brutish and now it is exactly opposite of all of these things. used to be solitary in that maybe you met the people in your or your family and that was it. today we're connected with people around the world. it used to be poor per capita in modern dollars was roughly to $5 a day for almost all of history. now it's 10 to 100 times that life used to be nasty. and now life is is much, much, much cleaner if you've ever bathed. in fact, you you've done something regu

commentator from new york, william black, thank you for your contribution, professor of economics and law university of missouri, kansas city, lumington minnesota. thank you, with that we come to an end for the edition of the spotlight fromway and the team, it's goodbye. etkisiz hale getirilmiş canlı bomba salgaları ne yazık ki, bunu üzülerek anlatıyorum ki yaşanmıştı, onlarca da ambulans ekibin, polis ekibinin, içişleri bakanlığın hemen önüne sevk edildiğini söyleyelim, teyakkus hali. نه ما مشکلمون حجاب نیست گرونی و یه متر پارچه چیزی از ما مشکل ما رو حل نمیکنیم. پنج سال پیش تا حالا به. بسیار بد شده تقریباً زیر صفره خب فشارهایی که از خارج هست و اقتصاد فشاره و نمی ذارن راحت معامله بکنن ایران یک گوهره توی این دنیا از نظریت ایران کشور امنیه سیر در منطقه ما متأسفانه امروز امنیت حرف اول رو می زنم ما هدف اصلیم همه مردم دنیا آزادانه بدون سلطه اونها زندگی کنند as the berlin wall collapsed in 1989, so did the once great superpower of the soviet union, the communist party leader michael gorbachov ustured in new era of openness with the west. by 1991, peter was failing and along came the new russian states fir

commentator from new york, william black, thank you for your contribution, professor of economics and law, university of missouri, kansas city, bloomington, minnesota. thank you, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. از پنج سال پیش تا حالا بسیار بد شده تقریباً زیر صفره خب فشارهایی که از خارج هست و اقتصاد ایران تحت فشاره و نمی ذارن راحت معامله بکنن ایران یک گوهر تو این دنیا از نظریت ایران کشور امنیه سیفه در منطقه ما متأسفانه امروز امنیت حرف اول رو می زنم ما هدف اصلیم همه مردم دنیا آزادانه بدون سلطه اونها زندگی. hossain and ibrahim are standing on the ruins of the house overlooking the school in the northern gaza strip town of bait hanon. the israelisound. them up and killed 16 of them where they stood, mostly children and wounded more than 55 others. the children were playing in the street, some were playing on the swings. we were surprised by the explosion, but when we turned round we saw the children had become shreds of flesh laying in the street, some were injured and some others were dead. my uncle shaban, jamal and muhammad were among those wh

the passing grade. even leading ones in moscow universities, such as moscow state university, higher school of economicstate technical university. let's talk with our guest about the reasons and consequences of a decrease in the unified state examination passing score. in the studio , deputy chairman of the state duma boris chernyshov. boris alexandrovich, good morning, good morning. it’s unlikely that with the scores we’re talking about you can get into a budget program. probably, after all, we are talking about the commercial stories of universities; they may also be involved in this interested or not. what is the minimum score? by and large, this is the number, well, we have three subjects there, four subjects for admission, and there is the smallest cut-off, so you passed the russian language there, conditionally 40 points, with these subjects you can be admitted to the university, by and large you you are right about the commercial department, about the budget, in 99% of cases there is no question, if you continue your thought, then the university is these supporters, such thoughts can be taken wit

of prihan university here in ulambato. next year it will be 25 years since the branch of the russian economic university named after plekhanovgthening the traditional friendship between russia and mongolia. anastasia ponko, alexander dvornikov, vladimir kulyakov. news from mongolia. you know, it’s such a thrill when you launch it for the first time tank engine, you just feel this power, me, when i decided to come to donbass, they thought i was completely crazy , seventeenth, please go down to the intensive care unit, they asked, they called, well, are you ready, not ready, how can you say not ready, as if they are always ready, as... in the great patriotic war, women made a big contribution, so now women do a lot, here, where i am as a medic, for example, as a driver, i can probably bring them more benefit than i would sit in an office at the computer, when she just comes up to you and even he’ll just hug you and say the word that we believe in you, it gives a lot, i won’t sit at home being a slacker. this is my land, i will defend it, i won’t give it to anyone, and you flew before, i didn’t do a lot of things before, but th

and commentator from new york william black thank you for your contribution professor of economics and law university of missory kansas city loumington minnesota thank you. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from we cover tway and the team, it's goodbye. asia 335, the nays are 91. to shut the government down would be disastrous for the american people, our military and our economy, shutting down our entire government over obscure policy decisions. gentleman from new york is recognized for one minute, պայմանագրի համար, մենք սկզբից էլ ասում էինք, որ որեւից բանակցությունը Հայաստանի Հանրապետության եւ որեւէ ղեկավար, որեւէ պատճառ չունի, մենք ունենք, մեկ հստակ ճանապարհ, դա հանրաին, i think so. aleppo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war. but beyond the rubble and a half destroyed house, life still continues, with all of its beauty, zest and hope. the headlines this hour, an explosion and ensuing gunfire hit the turkish capital ancora, close to parliament. authorities say the incident was a terrorist attack. evan's president. highlights the importance of muslim unity as

he's a professor of economics of the hebrew university of jerusalem. he joins us now from the. 8 this, the investor confidence and fair, but also $300000.00 resolve us to an hour on the front line instead of it was how much of a hits has the, is rarely economy taken because a huge, but, or aside predict the future is going to be only into shorter uh, uh, obviously it's, uh it's, it's, it's a very difficult situation. it's of war. uh the people are, uh, lots of people have been prompted in the rpm left the job market. there's there on sort city. there are concerns. uh that reduce people, incentives to invest post. oh, i would say money coming to his trial and, and internally. but you know, these are facts like very much like corporate. uh, when the cause for these uh, the slow down is removed. uh then sinks, go back to normal and sometimes even be on there, i believe. but the problem is i just want to be clear that he was saying these a short term predictions. and you're looking at, at short term full costs, but, and that's me all who was said that isra

commentator from new york, william black, thank you for your contribution, professor of economics and law, university of missory, kansas city, bloomington, minnesota, thank you, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from the team, it's goodbye. aleppo, a city raised to the ground, destructed by war, but beyond the rubble and a half destroyed house, life still continues, with all of its beauty, zest and hope. صحبت کردن در مورد آقای پروفسر عبدالهد یک کار افتخارآمیزیست بسیار پیگیر بود در دوره دانشجویی فوق العاده باهوشن و ایده های بسیار خوبی دارن اگر چیزی رو نمی دونه میگه سریح که نمی دونم خیلی سریح میگه نمی دونم باید یاد بگیرن تا زمانی که موضوعی را به نتیجه نرسن رها نمی کنن ما اینجا چیزی به نام نشد. نیست این فعلا اینجا هیچ کاربردی نداره قدرت اعتماد به نفس بالا دارن و معتقدن که باید در کشورشون و برای کشورشون کار بکنن. من از دوران دانشجویی که دانشجوی دوره دکترای بودم توی رشته مهندسی الکترونیک، گرایشان الکترونیک، مژغول شدم به صورت جدی وارد حوزه پزشکی بشمن و هم در حوزه بایولوژی سلولی، هم در حوزه پاتولوژی. و هم در حوزه کلاً کنسر. خب این ارتباطات گسترده با مراکز پزشکی درنیتز دکترا باعث

and commentator from dark, william black, thank you for your contribution, professor of economics and law, university of missory, cansas city, blomington, minnesota. thank you. with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from me coverway and the team. it's goodbye. it means jacket this jacket ready, i'm lembatopic here on press tv, and i want you to join me for cats and dogs, the heavy show that makes light work of serious politics, that's press tv cats and dogs lembadopic, don't miss it. در سال ۸۱ سلول های بنیادی جنینی موشی رو و در سال ۸۲ انسانی تولید کردیم این در واقع یک پنجره بر روی ما باز کرد پنجرهی که در اون در واقع به سوی پزشکی آینده این پزشکی آینده یک بعدش به یعنی چگونه می شود که یک عضو معیوب را ترمین کرد و بعد انواع موله های بیماری رو رس می کردیم موشی که مدل آسیب مغزی بود یا مثلاً فرض آسیب عصبی بود یا موشی که مدل سکته قلبی بود کبدی نضایر این تا بتونیم این علم رو ترجمه بکنیم یعنی اصلاً ببینیم که این جواب می دهد در دنیای جانوری اگه جواب میده پس احتمالش هست که در دنیای آدمی هم جواب بدهد. بعد ها به خاطر اینکه متمرکز باشیم روی خاصی و جا اتفاقاً یکی از بیماری هایی که روش متمرکز شد

talk, i hope, with pyotr shevchenko, analyst, graduate student of the department of international economics of zilina universityat is , with the person we already, with whom we already they said, thank you, mr. peter, for finding time for us, how we always call you exactly when you are watching the 24th dream, i understand correctly , thank you, thank you for waking up, listen, i, as an older person, i remember this phrase from the early 80s of the last century, racing on the gun carriages, when the members of the politburo died one by one and were then buried or in the wall, and what is happening in china now, after first the minister of defense disappeared somewhere, before that the minister of foreign affairs disappeared somewhere, now the former disappeared prime minister, is not missing, but just died former prime minister, as far as we can tell to say that something is happening there, or is it such a coincidence, well, if we are talking about china, then to say about a coincidence is probably not, that is, there is a certain logic in all actions, especially if it concerns the chinese authorities, and eve

seyyed mostafa mahdavi, doctor of aerospace engineering from sharif university and researcher of automobile industry and shokoofeh ahmadi, student economic law of allameh taba tatabaei university and selected by elite foundation project shahram soleimani ph.d. in physics from research sciences unit of islamic azad university and member of 100 most cited scientists of american chemical society the academic staff of khawaj nasir university and the winner of the national elite foundation scientific award, mohammad sadegh adel mehraban , a doctoral student in traditional medicine at allum university of medicine in tehran and the best student in the country in the field of traditional medicine, and saeed wedadi kalantar, a doctorate in energy modeling from the university of tehran and the executive of research projects in the field of energy expressed their points, criticisms and suggestions on these issues. the role-playing mechanism of knowledge-based companies in the automotive sector, improving the implementation of exclusionary policies, the importance of the country's investment in the field of strategic and authoritative technology, th

of our society. nano cufada studied at lansen college in great britain and returned to ganna in 1962. worked in high school, then taught economics at the universityghana, where he received a bachelor's degree in economics in 1967, and studied law in the uk. practiced law and founded a law firm. in 1977, he was elected general secretary of the people's movement for freedom of justice, in 1989, akuada established the gandhian peoples' human rights committee. to what extent does your professional education, professional activity as a human rights activist help your activities today? all this should help, of course, because first of all, you cannot be one person at a certain period of your life, then change your principles in a new period of life if you were engaged in human rights activities , and then became president, then you should not forget the language of a human rights activist and adhere to other positions, so this is a very important basis that helps to do everything... by african standards, ghana has been politically stable, since the adoption of the country's new constitution, the ban on the activities of political parties was lifted in

of the comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty. we will discuss all this with professor, researcher at the national research university higher school of economicsing researcher at the moscow medical institute, dmitry trenen, dmitry vitalievich, i am glad to welcome you, i don’t even know where to start, either from israel, or from... attacks from or with nuclear affairs, it’s been a really busy week, well, let’s start with missiles, the americans assured us that they were thinking, then it seems like they will deliver, they won’t deliver, but they turned out to be already, well, it was clear that since such conversations had just begun, it means that these missiles are about to be used in ukraine , which is exactly what happened, but can this really be considered somehow such a significant step in escalation, or is this another step in escalation, as has happened many times before? this is a noticeable step, it will not lead , the president spoke about this, this is the conclusion of military experts, this step will not lead to a radical change in the situation in ukraine, but it is, of course, a step towards escalation and this step will be gi

university. mr. chamani added that the presence of foreign students in addition to creating a competitive environment in the university and the creation of opportunities for cultural interaction for the city have led to economic prosperity. according to the president of mohaghegh ardabili university, foreign students in this university are mainly from afghanistan, iraq, pakistan, india and syria, which shows the scientific capability of our country's universities, including mohaghegh ardabili university. the general manager of golestan health insurance announced that more than a thousand foreign doctors have benefited from health insurance. regarding the continuation and development of foreign insurance coverage, seyed mohammad hosseini said: there are two types of foreign insurance, authorized and non-authorized , and those who have an insurance card can enjoy the benefits of health insurance. mr. hosseini added: so far, about 1,100 foreigners from golestan have benefited from the benefits of this government insurance. according to the general manager of golestan health insurance, about 20,000 people from the urban and provincial population enjoy the benefits of this insurance. the general manager of bushehr

of the center for micro economics belong in school of economics. he is also an economics professor at the a town butler school, if economic at tennessee university. thank you so much for your time. 300000 old re as rarely as have been taken out of the workforce to find in this will presumably that will have an impact on as well as the economy. before we discuss economic costs, let me point out the obvious, the real big cost of the human cost. in israel, children, women, and man has been killed, had been kidnapped, have been wounded. garza is being bombarded and people are killed. there. there is to terrible human suffering and this succeeds by far, any cannot be costs as we're going to talk about. and as to your question, yes, it can be something in the order of almost 10 percent of the work force that could be mobilized to the war rather than doing normal work. and tell us a bit about these reserve is what, what all the edge on. so if they are not doing those jobs, what sort of impact are we talking about? they come from all over the economy. it's not restricted to one particular sector and the economic costs, but as well in this context is due f

of our society. nano cofada studied at lancin college uk. in 1962 he returned to ghana, worked in a high school, then taught economics at the university of ghanaeceived a bachelor's degree in 1967. economics, studied law in the uk, practiced law , founded a law firm. in 1977, he was elected secretary general of the people's movement for freedom of justice, and in 1989, akuada established the gandhian peoples' human rights committee. how professional is your education and professionalism? helps today in activities at the highest government position in the country to protect the rights of citizens. all this should help, of course, because first of all you cannot be one person at a certain period of your life and then change your principles in a new period of life. if you were involved in human rights work and then became president, then you should not forget the language of a human rights activist and adhere to other positions, so this is a very important basis that helps you do everything in your power for the prosperity of the people of ghana. by african standards, ghana is politically stable; since the adoption of the country’s new constituti

bill black is an associate professor of economics and law at the university of missouri at kansas city where he teaches white collar crime, public finance, anti trust law and economics, as well as latin american development. he's a former executive director of the institute for fraud prevention. he has taught at the lyndon b johnson school of public affairs at the university of texas at austin as well as at santa clara university. professor black was litigation director at the federal home loan bank board, deputy director of the savings and loan oversight body, the ssl, i see general counsel of the federal home loan bank of san francisco, and senior deputy chief council at the office of thrift supervision. he's the author of a lot of books and his book, the best way to rob a bank is to own one, which was published in 2005 is considered to be a classic in this genre. professor black, welcome to the show. we're very happy to have you. thank you. it's a, it's an honor to actually meet you. i have to admit that i am fascinated by the case of sam bagman fried the founder of f t x and the co

commentator from new york, william black, thank you for your contribution, professor of economics and law university of missory, kansas city, bloomington minnesota, thank you, with that we come to an end for this edition of the spotlight from mecover taghway and the team, it's goodbye. press tv headlines a mustapha prize is awarded. lebanons has achieve says normalization of ties with israel would be tanto amount to abandoning palestine. the mosta prize is awarded of five scientists and countries fifth edition of the ceremony came to an end in the iranian city of isfahan and staying with the us, former president donald trump appears in yet another court, this one over civil fraud charges.

he teaches, according to this document, at the state university of economics and technology, in the citye head of the department of computer science and applied software, and his photographs are also published there. but here andreyvich must be added that back in 1920 they tried to make him some kind of scholarship recipient, but then they were somehow embarrassed and decision, thank god, because thanks to it, another 118 people received a lifelong scholarship, very humane, let’s return to our topic, i was just listening to these ukrainian officials, well, there was the minister of health, then my aunt, i’ve already forgotten that, here i thought that if i removed them, it would be like a statement. received some free benefits from the soviet union, but we west germans worked there and plowed for them, and the east germans are now dissatisfied with something, they themselves don’t know how to do anything, so felix says that they were left alone there flowering fields without industry, here i am , we stopped you here then, now let’s look at the plot, and then you will continue, because of