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quote, saying push this many budget through with no consultation. she moved to sack him when ne turbulence got too much for her to back. busy but really it is trust herself who is the most damaged now because her entire agenda has been destroyed. she has you turned on every single commitment that she made and that she promised to the tory party electra to vote toryn. and now she is desperately appointing jeremy humps, who is a long term building, a political establishment figure in the hope that he will bring some stability to the turbulent markets. i doubt it will work too, but in fan as to trust and she is not somebody with whom i would politically agree with it all. but when she said, i m quoting said that there was a problem with the british economy, and that it was suffering from years of low growth and stay and stagnancy. she was actually wrong when she said that the problem was the, her solutions of cutting taxes on the one hand and increasing spending all while the ba
AfghanistanUnited-statesUnited-kingdomIranWashingtonChinaCubaBeijingRhode-islandSouth-africaRussiaKremlin the security of the gaff supplies of germany and the u. that s according to the classified top secret journaling document compiled before the conflict with reaching old corners of the globe from moscow. it s all if you international with your latest friday headlines. welcome to. first though, we do start with some news from the russian city of belgrade, very close to ukraine. it s right along the border. so it keeps forces are portly shelled a local power station that s according to the governor of that region. have a strike a course of fire at the facility which has since been put out. there were no reports of any casualties. earlier parts of the city was said to have been experiencing power outages. so vladimir putin has questioned the future of the grain, colorado of ukraine, if it s going to be explosive views. and the reason to talk on the crimea bridge were actually taken out of odessa in a grain truck. he was speaking at a meeting of the commonwealth of independent sta
New-yorkUnited-statesMoscowMoskvaRussiaKazakhstanAfghanistanMount-jacksonColoradoAlexandriaAl-iskandariyahEgypt a lot of people believe exactly the same thing. that s why the stakes are so high. go ahead mic like i agree with you completely and like you said, what else is new? but that, that s why rhetoric has become more and more i would say clearly, and he western identifying the west as the primary and tannist to russia here. and i think because of these kinds of statements by leading western politicians, his assessment has also become more widely accepted if not in the west than throughout the rest of the world. ok, well sarah, essentially the same thing because it was when we see what we look at. for example, political reporting here, nato eyes 10 year plan for ukraine. i mean, they re talking to the next 10 years, instead of the next 10 days, the next 10 weeks here. i mean, this all gives them all more reason for the russians to say, you know me, using ukraine as a surrogate is a proxy against russia is all the more real and that, that nato is not going to cease and desist that i
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