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Around the world and here at home, our government will always stand up for Australian jobs and Australian industries. The US decision to impose tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium as part of a global decision is unjustified. As with the other products and resources that Australia has, we will continue to diversify markets for our products which are in demand globally. All Australians can join this effort and support our industries by taking the opportunity to buy Australian.
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Around the world and here at home, our government will always stand up for Australian jobs and Australian industries. The US decision to impose tariffs on Australian steel and aluminium as part of a global decision is unjustified. As with the other products and resources that Australia has, we will continue to diversify markets for our products which are in demand globally. All Australians can join this effort and support our industries by taking the opportunity to buy Australian.

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Keir Starmer, "We must now all confront the reality that the Brexit deal we have significantly hurt our economy" "So for economic renewal we have to reduce friction" "We have to keep moving towards a closer relationship with the EU" "We have to be grown up about that, to accept that this will require trade offs" "That applies to our trading relations all across the world" Robert Peston, "Current proposals for the EU are not economically significant, are you getting a better trade with the EU?" Keir Starmer, "We do need to get closer to the EU" "It is clear from all the analysis that the deal we've got has hurt our economy" "That's why we reset relations with the EU... The SPS agreement will drive down supermarket costs.. And the Emission Trading Scheme" "That's in addition to the other trade deals, the US" "And the deal we did with India" 🆘 Brexit costs us £90 billion a year in lost tax revenue ➡️ UK - India, US, Australia, New Zealand, EU deals give us £16.9 billion 🆘 We're £73 billion poorer For every year we are outside the EU we are £73 billion poorer, that's tax rises and spending cuts, that's Brexit

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Amit Segal

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In Europe, we must have full capacity to produce all types of air defense systems and missiles for them. This includes protection against drones, cruise missiles, and ballistic threats. We cannot rely on other partners’ industries. We must be confident in our own industry here in Europe. Please, let’s keep moving this work forward and speed it up. And while we are building this capacity, please remember that we need protection from Russian missiles every single day. I am grateful to those of you who actively support us through the PURL program – it’s critically important. From an address to the JEF Leaders’ Summit in Helsinki (3/3).

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

236,473 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

🇺🇸🇮🇷The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei, SLAMMED the USA's inability to negotiate in good faith: The U.S. says Iran must abandon uranium enrichment, which means abandoning this great achievement for which Iran has paid a heavy price. We will not give up uranium enrichment, and the Iranian people will slap anyone who wants us to give it up. In our current situation, negotiations with the US carries harm. Not only do they bring no benefit, but they also pose serious dangers to the country, some of which may even be irreparable. It’s because the American side has already predetermined the outcome of the talks. They openly declare that they only accept negotiations whose result is the shutdown of Iran’s nuclear activities and uranium enrichment. In other words, we sit at the table with the US, and the result of the talks must be what they dictate. That is no negotiation, that is dictatorship, an imposition. To sit down and talk with a party that insists the outcome must be exactly what they want, exactly what they say, is that really a negotiation? America threatens that if you do not negotiate, such and such will happen, if we retreat once, we must retreat until the end. The Iranian nation will never surrender. Should we negotiate with someone who constantly threatens? They are not trustworthy at all, negotiating with America is a complete deadlock. No honorable nation accepts negotiation under threat, and no wise politician endorses it. We did not surrender and we will not surrender; in this matter and in any other matter, we will not yield to pressure. Such negotiations are nothing but an honor for Trump to sit and say I surrendered them, so we will not negotiate. Everyone knows that ten years ago we signed the JCPOA agreement, closed our nuclear sites, and destroyed our stockpile of enriched uranium, and they said they would lift the sanctions. I told the officials at the time that ten years is way too long, but they said it would be fine, and now you have come to my point; not only have the problems not decreased, they have in fact increased. We did everything we were supposed to do, but the U.S. did not lift the sanctions. If you want to do this again and accept the threats, it will once again get even worse than before; let's not forget our past experiences. Based on all of this, I say we should not negotiate with the United States. Maybe in 20 or 30 years it will be different, but for now it's useless. It only serves Trump. Our negotiations with America are in a total and complete deadlock. They threaten us and demand from us, but we won't yield. Therefore, the only way to progress the country is to become strong, advance militarily, scientifically, and focus on our own strengths.
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🇺🇸🇮🇷The Supreme Leader of the Islamic Revolution, Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei, SLAMMED the USA's inability to negotiate in good faith: The U.S. says Iran must abandon uranium enrichment, which means abandoning this great achievement for which Iran has paid a heavy price. We will not give up uranium enrichment, and the Iranian people will slap anyone who wants us to give it up. In our current situation, negotiations with the US carries harm. Not only do they bring no benefit, but they also pose serious dangers to the country, some of which may even be irreparable. It’s because the American side has already predetermined the outcome of the talks. They openly declare that they only accept negotiations whose result is the shutdown of Iran’s nuclear activities and uranium enrichment. In other words, we sit at the table with the US, and the result of the talks must be what they dictate. That is no negotiation, that is dictatorship, an imposition. To sit down and talk with a party that insists the outcome must be exactly what they want, exactly what they say, is that really a negotiation? America threatens that if you do not negotiate, such and such will happen, if we retreat once, we must retreat until the end. The Iranian nation will never surrender. Should we negotiate with someone who constantly threatens? They are not trustworthy at all, negotiating with America is a complete deadlock. No honorable nation accepts negotiation under threat, and no wise politician endorses it. We did not surrender and we will not surrender; in this matter and in any other matter, we will not yield to pressure. Such negotiations are nothing but an honor for Trump to sit and say I surrendered them, so we will not negotiate. Everyone knows that ten years ago we signed the JCPOA agreement, closed our nuclear sites, and destroyed our stockpile of enriched uranium, and they said they would lift the sanctions. I told the officials at the time that ten years is way too long, but they said it would be fine, and now you have come to my point; not only have the problems not decreased, they have in fact increased. We did everything we were supposed to do, but the U.S. did not lift the sanctions. If you want to do this again and accept the threats, it will once again get even worse than before; let's not forget our past experiences. Based on all of this, I say we should not negotiate with the United States. Maybe in 20 or 30 years it will be different, but for now it's useless. It only serves Trump. Our negotiations with America are in a total and complete deadlock. They threaten us and demand from us, but we won't yield. Therefore, the only way to progress the country is to become strong, advance militarily, scientifically, and focus on our own strengths.

DD Geopolitics

94,157 просмотров • 10 месяцев назад

Liz Truss, "My number one piece of advice to America and President Trump is there is still a deep state here in America" "I can see the forces that believe in wokeism, trans gender ideology, Islamism" "While you have power you have to do all you can to remove them" "The big lesson from 14 years of Conservative government is that we didn't do that" "We need to make sure that our media succeeds and that we turn off the enemy an don't watch the enemy, and cut off their oxygen" "Please help us fight these forces in Europe" "Because if you don't help us defeat these forces in Europe, they're coming for you next"
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Liz Truss, "My number one piece of advice to America and President Trump is there is still a deep state here in America" "I can see the forces that believe in wokeism, trans gender ideology, Islamism" "While you have power you have to do all you can to remove them" "The big lesson from 14 years of Conservative government is that we didn't do that" "We need to make sure that our media succeeds and that we turn off the enemy an don't watch the enemy, and cut off their oxygen" "Please help us fight these forces in Europe" "Because if you don't help us defeat these forces in Europe, they're coming for you next"

Farrukh

59,784 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

I met with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. I am grateful to Spain for its support and for this visit – a visit that will also, in many ways, support Ukraine and, importantly, allow us to expand our cooperation: the defense industries of our countries, our defensive capabilities, and our political cooperation. We value all of this very highly. Today, there are new defense agreements between Ukraine and Spain, as well as between our companies. We are working together with the Government of Spain and Spanish companies to ensure the tangible further technological development of our Defense Forces and our countries. Ukraine is ready to help with the necessary drones, experience, and capabilities. Spain’s defense industry, in turn, can supply Ukraine with the ammunition, radars, equipment, and other resources we need. Our teams are already working through the details, and today, new agreements have been signed that expand this cooperation. Thank you, Pedro Sánchez! Thank you, Spain!
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I met with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. I am grateful to Spain for its support and for this visit – a visit that will also, in many ways, support Ukraine and, importantly, allow us to expand our cooperation: the defense industries of our countries, our defensive capabilities, and our political cooperation. We value all of this very highly. Today, there are new defense agreements between Ukraine and Spain, as well as between our companies. We are working together with the Government of Spain and Spanish companies to ensure the tangible further technological development of our Defense Forces and our countries. Ukraine is ready to help with the necessary drones, experience, and capabilities. Spain’s defense industry, in turn, can supply Ukraine with the ammunition, radars, equipment, and other resources we need. Our teams are already working through the details, and today, new agreements have been signed that expand this cooperation. Thank you, Pedro Sánchez! Thank you, Spain!

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

159,866 просмотров • 4 месяцев назад

#WATCH | North Goa | At the India Energy Week, Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Canada, says, "... I don't need to tell India what it means when people use their economic integration with your country for coercion. I don't need to tell you what it means when hegemons use tariffs as leverage. We live in a changing world, and energy is at the centre of it. I'm here because like you, the way to resist that change is to build multilateral relationships and to double down on diversification of supplies. You just did, with the EU signing the mother of all deals, was a perfect example of saying, no, we're not going to live in a world where might makes right. We're not going to live in a world where the strongest put tariffs on everyone else. We're going to live in a world where we believe in free trade and trusted relationships... Canada is a great supplier of those critical minerals and will be talking about that and a number of our companies are here at this conference to both help you develop your own critical minerals but where we have ones to share to help you with energy transition, we will be doing that... We need to diversify our supply. Canada used to provide 98 % of its energy to one customer. We are committed to diversifying our supply. We see the opportunity to work with India as was said to the fastest growing demand for energy in the world will be in India, whether it's LNG, LPG, uranium, or oil..."
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#WATCH | North Goa | At the India Energy Week, Tim Hodgson, Minister of Energy and Natural Resources of Canada, says, "... I don't need to tell India what it means when people use their economic integration with your country for coercion. I don't need to tell you what it means when hegemons use tariffs as leverage. We live in a changing world, and energy is at the centre of it. I'm here because like you, the way to resist that change is to build multilateral relationships and to double down on diversification of supplies. You just did, with the EU signing the mother of all deals, was a perfect example of saying, no, we're not going to live in a world where might makes right. We're not going to live in a world where the strongest put tariffs on everyone else. We're going to live in a world where we believe in free trade and trusted relationships... Canada is a great supplier of those critical minerals and will be talking about that and a number of our companies are here at this conference to both help you develop your own critical minerals but where we have ones to share to help you with energy transition, we will be doing that... We need to diversify our supply. Canada used to provide 98 % of its energy to one customer. We are committed to diversifying our supply. We see the opportunity to work with India as was said to the fastest growing demand for energy in the world will be in India, whether it's LNG, LPG, uranium, or oil..."

ANI

81,642 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Protesters, fearing for the safety of the Iranian women's soccer team returning home from Australia after they stood silently while the Iranian national anthem played during an Asian Cup match, temporarily blocked a bus believed to be carrying the team on March 10. The night before, Australia granted asylum to five members of the Iranian women’s soccer team, after a days-long operation involving federal police and other government agencies. “We’re willing to provide assistance to other women in the team, noting that this is a very delicate situation and it is up to them," said Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. "But we say to them, if you want our help, help is here and we will provide that.”
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Protesters, fearing for the safety of the Iranian women's soccer team returning home from Australia after they stood silently while the Iranian national anthem played during an Asian Cup match, temporarily blocked a bus believed to be carrying the team on March 10. The night before, Australia granted asylum to five members of the Iranian women’s soccer team, after a days-long operation involving federal police and other government agencies. “We’re willing to provide assistance to other women in the team, noting that this is a very delicate situation and it is up to them," said Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. "But we say to them, if you want our help, help is here and we will provide that.”

The Washington Post

53,044 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад