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Here we are arguing that in some country freedom and democracy, and which is not particularly. And everyone probably thinks that everything will continue to develop more democratic and democratic. And how to you such turn and prospects for all? I think it is very likely and everything is going to this in one form or another … …
Ten times a year – every month except August and October – a small group of well-dressed men come to the Swiss city of Basel. With small suitcases and attaché cases in hand, they depart for Euler Hotel, opposite the train station. In this sleepy town they come from completely different places, such as Tokyo, London and Washington, D.C., for regular meetings of the most exclusive, secret and influential supranational club in the world. …
“…A number of (Russian) banks are already connected to CIPS (Chinese International Payment System — Chinese international payment system — ed.), which makes it easier to route payments.” This was stated during the international Russian-Chinese forum Vladimir Shapovalov, head of the unit for work with foreign regulators in the Department of international cooperation of the Central Bank of Russia. …
Nazarbayev was the guarantor of national peace. With his departure, Russian-speaking are starting to go. The new President of Kazakhstan Kasym-Zhomart Tokayev this week flew to Moscow to the Russian leader Vladimir Putin and assured that he will continue the course of his predecessor on the unity of the two countries and two peoples. At the same time, in Kazakhstan itself, society is increasingly split into a poor archaic majority that speaks Kazakh, and the “color of the nation” — an educated Russian-speaking minority. After the departure of Nursultan Nazarbayev, the latter began to leave the country EN masse, which threatens its economy with serious shocks. …
“An important goal of the religion of money is to inculcate in society not only the spirit of greed, but also the spirit of consumerism. These are two sides of the same coin called capitalism. These are two heads of the “spirit of capitalism.” Any economist will tell you that the most “bottleneck” of the “market economy” is effective demand. I. e. demand, which is supported by money (and not just the need for a product or service). Therefore, in order for the capitalist economy to function smoothly and bring profit to capitalists, it is necessary to stimulate solvent demand in every possible way. And for this, in turn, it is necessary: a) to stimulate the desire to consume; b) to provide people with money for such consumption.” …
On March 11, 2011, an earthquake of magnitude 9.0 to 9.1 occurred in the Pacific ocean off the East coast of Japan. This earthquake was the strongest in the history of the country and caused a huge tsunami. As a result, more than 20 thousand people were killed and missing. At present, almost the entire Pacific ocean is more or less contaminated with radioactive mud.
In 2018, a report by the international think tank RAND Corporation showed that almost two – thirds of American soldiers are overweight and even obese-at least by military standards. The us army uses the concept of body mass index-the ratio of human weight and height. At the same time, the number of those wishing to serve in the country is decreasing. …
Even if America once felt wealthy enough to squander its financial resources in such pursuits, those days have ended. Washington is effectively bankrupt, with massive unfunded liabilities. Its fiscal future will only worsen as Baby Boomers continue to retire. The annual budget battle is at its peak and Washington continues to flaunt its remarkable dysfunction. This fiscal irresponsibility affects more than domestic programs. In the coming years, it is likely to drive U.S. foreign and military policy. …
Alexander Lukashenko held a separate meeting on information security. There are two reasons: the recent information attacks of the Russian media and the approaching parliamentary and presidential elections. According to Lukashenka, the question of creating an organization that will assess the ratings of the media is ripe. At the end of 2017, a new body was already created-the Interdepartmental Commission on security in the information sphere. …
For a generation of Americans over the age of 60, there are about $86 billion in student loans that they have taken to educate their children or themselves. These loans are relatively affordable because they are guaranteed by the state, but they are almost impossible to write off, and often they remain with the borrower for life. …
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