wins the 2024 election, we might see a special envoy role being eliminated. isjohn kerry s departure, what does it say about climate change? my senseis say about climate change? my sense is thatjohn kerry will be a very strong advocate in the campaign and will be out there telling people what the biden administration intends to do if it wins a second term. the new york times s climate reported there, lisa friedman. very good to have your insights and reporting. thank you. here in the us, we re less than two days away from the iowa caucuses, where republican supporters will start the process of selecting their nominee for the 2024 presidential election. leading up to the big night, the headline out of iowa has not been candidates donald trump, nikki haley or ron desantis. it s been the weather. intense winter storms have caused major disruptions to republican presidential hopefuls campaigning in the midwestern state.
favour of argentina s inclusion which now seems unthinkable given that the next president might be a far right. so my senseis might be a far right. so my sense is that brazil doesn t want to be the sole obstacle to expansion. i would guess if all the others are ok with having, for example, indonesia or saudi arabia, brazilwill for example, indonesia or saudi arabia, brazil will probably be ok with that because both of those countries are also us allies. ., , , ., allies. and economically strong countries- allies. and economically strong countries. catherine, allies. and economically strong countries. catherine, how- allies. and economically strong countries. catherine, how doesj countries. catherine, how does the question of expansion expose the power dynamics at play? i expose the power dynamics at . [a ? ., expose the power dynamics at . [a 7 ., . expose the power dynamics at -la ? ., ., , expose the power dynamics at play? i would argue they are already a play? i would argue
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senseis or has had to give birth to a child immediately because of some fetal anomaly. every week what we re seeing in the polling, more and more support for bodily autonomy. more support for americans, for reproductive freedom measures. as we re going into 2024, and frankly, even in 2023. we ve got the virginia legislature, the kentucky governor. he s a pro-choice governor in a tough state. we re seeing our numbers of our membership, our activists, our engagement, skyrocket. that s really, really important. again, the majority of americans are with us. eight out of ten americans support reproductive freedom and that means politicians out of their business and out of their bodies. in the past, you talk to lawmakers on capitol hill about reforms that would protect reproductive rights. what do those reforms look like that you would like to see? the women s health protection act is the legislation that would protect access to abortion
dimension. let s bring in simon macadam, senior global economist at capital economics here in london. there s only so much political leaders can do to tackle inflation. what, if anything, can be achieved at this meeting? your corresponded in hiroshima talked about the elephant not in the room being china of the g7 summit and that s a very, very important reason why that s the case even from an economic perspective, but the elephant not in the room from an economic perspective this weekend and the more immediate senseis weekend and the more immediate sense is the debt ceiling crisis in the us and of course as you say the inflation problem and inflation crisis thatis problem and inflation crisis that is a malaise that all advanced economies are suffering from. on that i don t think g7 leaders can achieve very much at all. it was last weekend when the central bank governors and finance and treasury ministers from the g7 got together last week in japan