voa will have a special live broadcast of this final final vote in the senate with commentary from experts, hopefully from the senators themselves, and we also plan to ask questions of the democratic leader, chuck schumer, the republican leader, and so i encourage our viewers to prepare their questions now , to write them in our comments, and we could actually pass them on to the legislators directly. thank you katya, we will wait for updates of new information from you and indeed. don't miss our special broadcast. it was kateryna lisunova. the draft law approved by the house of representatives provides for the provision of $9.5 billion in aid to ukraine in the form of a loan. if this project becomes a law, ukraine will receive new economic aid on credit. the terms of this loan will be determined by the president. he will have the opportunity to partially cancel its payment. oksana bedratenko will tell how the new conditions for providing assistance in... the country can affect the state's economy. oksana, hello, please tell me about the financial assistance in debt, whether it can be a pr

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in a statement to voa , trump's staff said the biden campaign is criticizing president trump's effective tariffs on china, while the white house plans to back off. similar tariffs. at the trump headquarters, the team added biden is run by either hypocrites or people who don't know what they're doing. one of the differences in the approach of the candidates is that trump has used tariffs more widely to influence new trade agreements, said rachel ziemba, a representative of the center for a new american security. they used the tariffs in part as leverage to reset the trade side of things. now the biden administration is using tariffs, trying to make more of them. targeted, but they also use industrial policy and other incentives to try to encourage production in the united states, for foreign and american companies to enter, to invest in the united states. the pennsylvania steel workers are an important voice in the state that can help swing the election in favor of either candidate. biden's campaign headquarters released a commercial featuring pennsylvania metallurgist jojo burgess. now w

voa has gotten a cursory look at this bill so far, and it doesn't appear to be much different from thedraft law, it generally provides for almost 61 billion dollars of additional financial assistance to ukraine, of which 10 billion is provided for economic assistance, which will be provided within the framework of this draft law, in debt, in credit. i would like to note that in general, there are two key differences in this bill: it is economic aid that is provided as a loan in this bill, but there is a clause that allows the president to forgive this loan, and the second difference is a call to the president to provide ukraine with at missiles. however, this call does not oblige the president to do so. here it is worth remembering that aid to ukraine will be voted together with other applications and other proposals speaker, which he calls innovations, and it is not yet clear what the final text of this bill, which will actually be voted on in the house of representatives, will be. as for what both republicans and democrats actually expect from this bill and what to expect, how the vo

artificial precipitation has been practiced by the voa for decades.ck clouds with electric current. fertilization of surrogate rain. olga davidovich. turn a lifeless desert into a granary. what arabs. islamic man-made gardens have always had many fountains and streams, as if their creators were thus trying to quench the eternal thirst of people parched by the sun. therefore, it is not surprising that with the advent big oil in the 1970s, and accordingly, the money from it, the work to transform the arabian peninsula into a blooming garden began with a vengeance. the founder of the trend was the sheikh of dubai named rashid. it was he who competently determined the direction of development of the emirate, then the entire country, for many decades to come. one of the sheikh’s undertakings was the large-scale planting of trees around dubai, but after his death the idea was abandoned, because it is much easier to buy a ready-made garden and then spend money on its maintenance than to plant your own from scratch. however, the idea of ​​making the dunes of

jessica stone from voa news asks , some pacific island leaders would say there is a trusted deficit when it comes to the united states in terms of attention to the region. how are you using your role at the u.n. to improve relationships between washington and the pacific islands and to prepare u.s. diplomats who are heading to the region to understand the priorities of the region? amb. thomas-greenfield: you know, that's, again, a question i was asked by leaders when i met with them. our commitment is really an ironclad commitment, and we know that there have been times when we were there for a day, there for a meeting, i didn't show up again. i regularly meet with my pacific island counterparts in new york. i go to them. i don't always ask them to come to me. i mentioned when we were speaking before that with one country i made an appointment and went to that country's mission, and they told me that they'd never had a visit by a u.s. permanent representative in the history of their time in the united nations. and i don't just call on them when i need them. i called them regularly and sh

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funded federally that you don't like, but if you're going to take aim at npr, you should take aim at voa europe and all the a other things that are funded by the federal government that are also a partisan. you know, christian-funded crisis pregnancy. let's be honest here about this and not just sort of pick and choose, okay? howard: let me circle back, tomi, to the new ceo, catherine mayer. some of her old tweets, she criticized hillary clinton for erasing non-binary if language because she used the phrase boys and girls. the urban riots of 2020 not defending looting, but she brought up slavery, placing the value of property over the value of people's lives is a moral failure. and she posted a picture of herself, we've got that, in a joe biden campaign cap. >> yeah. you have woke and then you have the queen of woke which is what she appears to be. and i think after the fact too in talking about the coverage of this, after this whole resignation, if you want to call it that, when you spill if date someone and they resign is, i don't know if that's necessarily on their own or because they

we forced a vote on the senate floor to provide emergency a voa to israel in november, and every single democrat voted no. and every day since then, the delay in aid has beend ha because the democrats were blocking it. i alsobeen support what they'rere doing on tick tock, but i can't support this bill ultimatel buty, it gives ms to gaza. it gives money for the ngosickig that are trafficking illegal gp thrants, and it does nothin zero to stop the invasion at our southern border. that's gotvasion to be our prio. i totally agree that bordere bug and the budget, it's not complicated. etot cothat's why 195 days matters. y all right, senator, thank. i know you have to run. appreciate your time. all right. when we come back, en trump wasto gat back in court today where prosecutors were arguing that he violated a gag order. jonathan turley with legal analysis straight ahead. this program has been brought to you by the south dakota governor's office of economic development. >> south dakota has the blueprint for success. recently, we led the nation in new home building, but we're still growing so