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the chairman of rockefeller international, a financial advisory firm and the founder of break out capital and investment firm focused on emerging markets and of course a very prolific writer and columnist for the f.t. richard, we ve heard about the many, many elections that are taking place. the share of global population with the opportunity to vote is at a kind of all-time high. and that is remarkable. but you point out that 20 years ago, 70% of incumbents would win the elections. and now, it is 30%. what do you think is going on? yeah, so this is global data. we looked at 50 democracies around the world and it is incredible how many are losing. even the u.s. is there. if you look at the first approval ratings of residents in the last 20, 30 years, they tend to wither away as they approach
that it works for majority of russians. but many people buy it. there was an anecdote in the f.t., that sergey lavrov who was told about the invasion only two hours before, was asked who is advising vladimir putin and he said, i could tell you, he has three main visors, peter the great catherine the great and the fourth one is stalin. at the end of the day, do you think his days are numbered in any meaningful sense? you know, actually, the sources in moscow, i believe, right after prigozhin s mutiny sta started telling me that they used to be sure that his situation is very stable and he might be there for years to come and they think that probably one year at least. because the situation is the system is shaking.
niger feradge said they were a scourge criminals and spoke of brie serving british jobs for the british born. so it is curious that last year saw record high net migration in 2022, 500,000 more people to britain s shores than left it. none of that comes from the european union. more left the u.k. than migrated there. it comes from refugees from ukraine and a visa program for people fleeing hong kong. but as a fascinating piece by the financial times makes clear, the increases is also due to policies put in place after brexit that make it easier for companies to hire certain workers from outside of europe to chefs an butchers and home health aids and because the government has described them as shortage industries, lacking the labor pool to fill them. and the chancellor didn t