was unanimous when we are talking about the question of such importance? about the question of such importance? yes, i think it s important importance? yes, i think it s important it importance? yes, i think it s important it was importance? yes, i think it sj important it was unanimous. importance? yes, i think it s. important it was unanimous. if importance? yes, i think it s- important it was unanimous. if it had not been unanimous, it might have undermined to some extent the perceived legitimacy of the judgment itself. and it might have made it harderfor it to itself. and it might have made it harder for it to be seen as settling the legal question. however, i do not think it is surprising that the judgment was unanimous. there are certainly arguments that were made in court, reasons why you could have argued that the bill was on the powers of the parliament, indeed, i have put such arguments myself along with other colleagues in the past. ultimately, it was not surprising,
against russia. he detailed new sanctions against russia. putin is the aggressor- against russia. putin is the aggressor. putin against russia. putin is the aggressor. putin chose - against russia. putin is the aggressor. putin chose this war. and now, he and his country will bear the consequences. today, i m authorising additional strong sanctions and new limitations on what can be exported to russia. this is going to impose severe cost on the russian economy both immediately and over time. we are purposely designing the sanctions to maximise the long term impact on russia and to minimise the impact on the united states and our allies. ~ ., ~ our allies. working with the eu and g7 members, our allies. working with the eu and g7 members, the - our allies. working with the eu and g7 members, the us - and g7 members, the us announced sanctions that would effectively limit russia s ability to transact in us dollars, euros, pounds and yen, as well as stunned the russian military s a
about their activities elsewhere, effectively what they said is what we re doing outside eastern ukraine is designed to occupy the ukrainian military, to degrade the capacity wage war, and you could see the strikes here targeting fuel, targeting a military installation, as part of that general picture and trying to make it harderfor as part of that general picture and trying to make it harder for the ukrainian army to fight back. as yet, we have yet to see any sign that what was spoken about in terms of a shift in strategy actually translates into something on the ground, but taken at face value it is possible that russia will continue to strike places like lviv, like kyiv, even if they do shift their ground emphasis much more to eastern ukraine. we their ground emphasis much more to eastern ukraine. eastern ukraine. we have heard that the ma or eastern ukraine. we have heard that the mayor of eastern ukraine. we have heard that the mayor of lviv eastern ukraine. we have heard tha
six times greater than average was already overwhelming coastal areas across the state of bahia. the swollen rivers have forced two dams to give way within the space of 2a hours, swamping the surroundings. it is a challenge for emergency teams trying to rescue people trapped in homes now largely underwater and provide relief to those with nowhere to go. the states governor ruy castro says almost 400,000 people have been affected. bridges and roads have been damaged, making it harderfor have been damaged, making it harder for people to move to higher ground and there are fears of furtherflash higher ground and there are fears of further flash floods before the new year. as the year draws to a close, migrant deaths are brought back into focus. global migrant deaths have risen this year, reaching
because if they put interest rates up next year, we are all going to be paying more for the mortgages and the credit card balances then we have. do they need to just be a bit careful about putting interest rates up careful about putting interest rates up now, when we don t know where this third wave is going? rgreat this third wave is going? great question- this third wave is going? great question. yes, this third wave is going? great question. yes, absolutely. - this third wave is going? great j question. yes, absolutely. the reason they are very worried about it, ithink reason they are very worried about it, i thinkjay powell that to say, we without knowing the course of the virus. with delta last spring, that emerged and caused the economy problems, so with the emergence of this new virus, the problem is activity starts to slow. if the central bank raises rates because it is worry about inflation, but it will do is create unemployment, making it harderfor will do is create unemp