Good morning welcome just going to 8 oclock here in moscow youre watching international now the u. S. Is piling more pressure on iran with a new round of major sanctions to hit her on later on monday the escalation comes in response to irans downing of a u. S. Military surveillance drone which the Islamic Republic says violated it says space but washington has expressed doubts over whos really to blame for the attack. We expect the president to announce an additional round of sanctions in response to irans downing of an american unmanned vehicle the president also had doubts as to whether or not the downing of our Unmanned Aircraft was actually authorized at the highest levels so i cant speak about intelligence that the United States has with regard to that but you heard the president reflect open little might have been a rogue littoral were not convinced that it was authorized at the highest levels washingtons messages regarding iran have been getting rather mixed lately is don of rep
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Minded does its Sovereign Wealth Fund also invest sustainably. The Climate Crisis is slowly to slowly taking center stage in Public Awareness around the Globe Companies involved in oil coal and gas are the target of mounting criticism more than 70 percent of Greenhouse Gas emissions come from just 100. 00 fossil fuel producers the top 5 are petro china exxon mobil be peace in a pack and royal dutch shell. Investors used to love fossil fuels as a way to make lots of money but now many are frightened of holding stranded Assets Investment is turning into divestment. Investors are reversing course shedding stocks and bonds in coal gas and other climate killers norway is taking it very seriously. Its Sovereign Wealth Fund is pursuing a program divestment how well is it working. Norways Sovereign Wealth Fund has assets of 9 trillion norwegian kroner thats roughly a trillion euros its known as the oil fund it invests worldwide and is run by the central bank it was set up in 1009 190. 00 and i
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