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3227250	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>ANKARA </p><p>Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy claimed on Friday that 31 people were killed and 159 injured in yesterday’s Russian attack on Kyiv.</p><p>Search-and-rescue efforts have ended, and Aug. 1 will be observed as a day of mourning in the capital, Zelenskyy said on Telegram.</p><p>Zelenskyy earlier described the overnight bombardment on July 31 as "massive," noting Kyiv was the main target.</p><p>Kyiv Military Administration head Serhiy Tkachenko reported eight fatalities in the city and damage to over 100 structures.</p><p>The Russian Defense Ministry confirmed it carried out a group strike on targets in Ukraine, claiming it targeted only military objectives.</p><p>The ministry also claimed that the Russian forces captured seven settlements in the Donetsk and Zoporizhzhia regions, including the city of Chasiv Yar, called "the key to Donbas" due to its strategic position.</p><p>It also claimed to have repelled Ukraine"s air attacks, saying air defense systems intercepted and destroyed six guided aerial bombs, six US-manufactured HIMARS rockets, three Czech-made Vampire multiple launch rocket systems projectiles, one long-range Neptune cruise missile, and 1,446 fixed-wing unmanned aerial vehicles.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Russia Ukrainian conflict Volodymyr Zelenskyy </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Zelenskyy claims 31 people killed, 159 injured in Russia's overnight attack on Kyiv	查看 2778	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227249	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>ANKARA</p><p>At least 77 Palestinians were killed and several injured Friday in Israeli attacks targeting multiple areas across the Gaza Strip, medical sources told Anadolu.</p><p>At least 13 Palestinians were killed and more than 90 others were injured in one attack on aid seekers near the Netzarim Corridor in central Gaza, said a medical source.</p><p>The Israeli army shelled Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid in the Zikim area, in northwestern Gaza, killing at least 25 and wounding dozens.</p><p>It also killed seven Palestinians and injured several in an airstrike targeting security personnel escorting aid trucks in the Karama area, also in the northwest, said medics.</p><p>In the Jabalia refugee camp in northern Gaza, two Palestinians were killed and others wounded in a strike on a house in Al-Faluja neighborhood.</p><p>In Gaza City, 18 were killed in Israeli bombardment of the Zeitoun and Shejaiya neighborhoods.</p><p>Four more people were killed and four others injured when an Israeli drone bombed tents sheltering displaced civilians in the Al-Mawasi area in western Khan Younis in southern Gaza.</p><p>A Palestinian woman was killed and others wounded when an Israeli strike hit a tent near the Tiberias Station in western Khan Younis.</p><p>Further south in Khan Younis, three Palestinians waiting for humanitarian aid were killed and 73 injured when Israeli forces opened fire on the crowd.</p><p>In central Gaza’s city of Deir al-Balah, four more people were killed and others injured in an airstrike targeting a residential area.</p><p>Several casualties were also reported in Gaza City, where Israeli forces bombed a building in the Al-Rimal neighborhood and a house near the Sheikh Radwan cemetery.</p><p>Rejecting international calls for a ceasefire, the Israeli army has pursued a brutal offensive on Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, killing more than 60,300 Palestinians, most of them women and children. The relentless bombardment has devastated the enclave and led to food shortages.</p><p>Last November, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.</p><p>Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice for its war on the enclave.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Gaza Israel </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Israeli strikes kill 77 Palestinians across Gaza Strip	查看 3813	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227248	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>ISTANBUL </p><p>Sirens sounded across several regions of Israel on Friday after a missile was launched from Yemen, according to the Israeli army.</p><p>A military statement said the projectile was intercepted after alarms went off in several locations, including Bnei Brak, Givat Shmuel, Ramat Gan in the Gush Dan region, Ramla, Beer Yaakov, Nes Ziona, Rishon LeZion, Rehovot, Judea, Dead Sea, Jerusalem, and Samaria.</p><p>The daily Yediot Ahronot said that several incoming flights to Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport were delayed midair during the alert.</p><p>No casualties or damage were immediately reported.</p><p>Houthi spokesman Yahya Saree confirmed that his group had fired a hypersonic ballistic missile at Ben Gurion airport, saying the strike “hit its target successfully.”</p><p>He said the missile attack had caused four million Israelis to rush to shelters.</p><p>According to Israeli figures, the Houthis have launched 67 ballistic missiles and 17 drones at Israel since March 18.</p><p>The Houthis have intensified missile and drone strikes on Israel since Israeli forces resumed attacks on the Gaza Strip in March after two months of a shaky ceasefire.</p><p>Since November 2023, the group has also targeted commercial shipping in the Red Sea, the Gulf of Aden, and the Arabian Sea in support of Palestinians in Gaza, where more than 60,300 victims have been killed in an Israeli onslaught.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Tarek Chouiref Rania Abu Shamala </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Sirens sound across several Israeli regions after missile launch from Yemen	查看 2857	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227247	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>LONDON </p><p>UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Friday welcomed US President Donald Trump"s new deadline for Russia to act on the Ukraine ceasefire and "to stop their stalling tactics."</p><p>In a phone call, Starmer expressed his condolences for the deadly attack on the Ukrainian capital Kyiv in recent days, according to a statement by the prime minister"s office.</p><p>"It was a bitter reminder of the human cost of the awful conflict perpetrated by Russia," said Starmer.</p><p>The statement noted that Starmer also updated Zelenskyy on Trump"s recent visit to Scotland where he announced a new deadline of "about 10-12 days" for Russia to make progress on a ceasefire.</p><p>Both leaders welcomed Trump"s new deadline on Russia "to stop their stalling tactics and make meaningful progress on a peace deal."</p><p>Turning to the agreement to share battlefield technology and scale up the production of drones that Starmer and Zelenskyy agreed on in June, the British premier provided an update on the strong progress being made at a rapid pace.</p><p>Starmer also welcomed the passing of Ukraine’s anti-corruption bill earlier this week.</p><p>Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump said Tuesday that Russia has "10 days from today" to end its war on Ukraine, or face US penalties.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Donald Trump Keir Starmer Russia uk Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> British premier, Ukrainian president welcome Trump's new deadline for Russia on ceasefire	查看 3037	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227246	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>ISTANBUL </p><p>Michelle Bowman, deputy chair for Supervision at the Fed, and Christopher Waller, board member, cited growing concerns about the labor market as the reason for voting to cut interest rates at this week"s meeting.</p><p>According to the Fed on Friday, Bowman and Waller explained their opposition in separate statements to the Fed"s decision to hold the policy rate steady at the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting held on July 29-30.</p><p>Bowman stated that, given the slowdown in economic growth this year and signs that the labor market is less dynamic, it is appropriate to begin gradually shifting monetary policy from its mildly restrictive stance toward a neutral level.</p><p>She believed that such a step would provide proactive protection against further weakening of the economy and potential damage to the labor market.</p><p>"I see the risk that a delay in taking action could result in a deterioration in the labor market and a further slowing in economic growth," she said.</p><p>Inflation has significantly approached its targets when temporary tariff-related effects are excluded, she said, noting that the labor market is operating close to full employment.</p><p>Fed Board Member Waller also expressed respect for other FOMC members" "wait and see" approach to assessing the impact of tariffs on inflation but believes it is overly cautious, fails to balance risks, and may cause monetary policy to lag behind.</p><p>Waller noted that the price impact of tariffs has been limited so far and warned that the labor market could weaken sooner because there will be no clarity on the level of tariffs or their ultimate impact in the coming months.</p><p>He noted that when the labor market weakens, this typically happens quickly.</p><p>"If we find ourselves needing to support the economy, waiting may unduly delay moving toward appropriate policy," he said.</p><p>Waller noted that an interest rate cut could be made now, and the data could be monitored.</p><p>He added that if the tariffs do not cause a significant shock to inflation, they could continue to lower interest rates at a moderate pace.</p><p>On Wednesday, the Fed kept its policy rate unchanged, in line with expectations.</p><p>The Fed announced that the decision to hold the interest rate steady was made by a vote of 9 to 2.</p><p>After the decision, President Trump criticized Fed Chair Powell, calling him "TOO LATE, and actually, TOO ANGRY, TOO STUPID, & TOO POLITICAL, to have the job."</p><p>Trump urged the Fed board to "assume control" and do "WHAT EVERYONE KNOWS HAS TO BE DONE."</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> bowman FED Interest Waller </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Fed officials Bowman, Waller provide reasons to oppose holding rates steady	查看 4174	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227245	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>WASHINGTON </p><p>US President Donald Trump said he is working on a plan to deliver food and medical aid to Palestinians in Gaza amid Israel"s ongoing restrictions on the delivery of direly needed humanitarian assistance, according to a report on Friday.</p><p>In a brief phone call with the Axios news site, Trump said: “We want to help people. We want to help them live. We want to get people fed. It is something that should have happened a long time ago.”</p><p>His comments came as White House envoy Steve Witkoff and Ambassador to Israel Mike Huckabee visited aid centers in Gaza run by the US- and Israel-backed Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF).</p><p>Trump said he had not yet been briefed on the visit but praised Witkoff for “doing great work.”</p><p>Trump previously acknowledged that there is "real starvation" in Gaza and on Thursday said, "It"s terrible what"s occurring there. Yeah, it"s a terrible thing. People are very hungry."</p><p>The visit amid mounting criticism of US-Israeli coordination in Gaza, particularly regarding the group’s distribution model, which Palestinians say serves as a tool for displacement under the guise of humanitarian relief, as well as a “death trap” for many Palestinian aid seekers, with over 1,300 killed since May while waiting for relief supplies.</p><p>Since Oct. 7, 2023, at least 154 Palestinians, including 89 children, have died of hunger-related causes, according to Gaza’s Health Ministry.</p><p>The Israeli army has pursued a brutal offensive on Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, killing more than 60,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children. The relentless bombardment has destroyed the enclave and led to food shortages.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Donald Trump Gaza Israel US </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Trump says he's working on plan to 'get people fed' in Gaza	查看 3259	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227244	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>GAZA CITY, Palestine / ISTANBUL</p><p>Tribal leaders in Gaza on Friday rejected controversial aid distribution centers overseen by Israel and the United States, calling them humiliating and complicit in Palestinians" suffering across the besieged enclave.</p><p>Husni Salman al-Mughni, head of the Supreme Authority for Tribal Affairs, told reporters in Gaza City that the system “offers cartons of aid in exchange for dozens of Palestinian lives each day.”</p><p>“Our children are left naked and starving in the streets, with no food, water, or electricity,” he said. “We are watching a slow death unfold daily while the world stands by in silence.”</p><p>His remarks came as US Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff toured an aid center in Rafah run by the so-called Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a program Palestinians say is being used to pressure them into displacement.</p><p>Al-Mughni invited Witkoff to “walk through Gaza and see the devastation and famine left by Israel, the tents, the elderly, women, and children wasting away under the burning summer sun without shelter or basic necessities.”</p><p>He stressed that most of the aid does not reach those in need. “It is the strong and corrupt, coordinating with the occupation, who seize it. The elderly and vulnerable cannot even reach the distribution points,” he said.</p><p>“This degrading system is unacceptable,” he continued. “We demand the right to live with dignity, to rebuild our homeland, and to secure true human rights, not conditional aid wrapped in humiliation.”</p><p>The tribal leader warned that the humanitarian disaster is worsening by the day. “Despite claims of aid deliveries, hunger remains unrelieved,” he said. “Our children continue to die slowly in full view of the world.”</p><p>He urged “all people of conscience” to witness the suffering firsthand and pressed for an international outcry against what he described as the daily slaughter of Gaza’s population.</p><p>The Gaza Health Ministry reported Wednesday that 154 Palestinians, including 89 children, have died from starvation and malnutrition since the war began on Oct. 7, 2023. It also said Israeli fire on Palestinians waiting for aid since the new system started on May 27 has killed 1,383 people and wounded more than 9,200 others.</p><p>Last week, the UN’s World Food Program warned that one-third of Gaza’s population had gone several days without eating, highlighting the scale of the catastrophe.</p><p>Rejecting international calls for a ceasefire, the Israeli army has pursued a brutal offensive on Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, killing more than 60,200 Palestinians, most of them women and children. The relentless bombardment has destroyed the enclave and led to food shortages.</p><p>Last November, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant for war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.</p><p>Israel also faces a genocide case at the International Court of Justice for its war on the enclave.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Gaza clans US-Israeli aid mechanism in Gaza </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Gaza tribal leaders denounce US-Israel aid distribution system as ‘humiliating, soaked in blood’	查看 4565	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227243	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>WASHINGTON </p><p>The UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF) on Friday urged the international community to act swiftly to prevent the mass death of children in the Gaza Strip, where conditions continue to deteriorate amid Israel’s ongoing war.</p><p>"Today, I want to keep the focus on Gaza, because it"s in Gaza where the suffering is most acute and where children are dying at an unprecedented rate.</p><p>"We are at a crossroads, and the choices made now will determine whether tens of thousands of children live or die," Ted Chaiban, UNICEF deputy executive director, said at a briefing on his recent travel to the Middle East.</p><p>Visiting both Israel and the occupied Palestinian territory, including both Gaza and the West Bank, Chaiban said this was his fourth visit to Gaza since the war began on Oct. 7, 2023.</p><p>"You see the images on the news, and you know what has happened, but it"s still shocking when you"re there; the marks of deep suffering and hunger are visible on the faces of families and children," he said.</p><p>Over 18,000 children have been killed in Gaza since the beginning of the war, he underlined.</p><p>"Gaza now faces a grave risk of famine. ... One in three people in Gaza are going days without food, and the malnutrition indicator has exceeded the famine threshold, with global acute malnutrition now at over 16.5%. Today, more than 320,000 young children are at risk of acute malnutrition," he added.</p><p>What is happening on the ground is "inhumane," he said, adding that what children need from all communities is a sustained ceasefire and a political way forward.</p><p>When asked whether he sees any difference after more and more countries are airdropping aid into Gaza, Chaiban said: "Look, at this stage, every modality needs to be used, every gate, every route, every modality, but airdrops cannot replace the volume and the scale that convoys by road can achieve."</p><p>Chaiban stressed that it is needed to move back towards a volume of around 500 trucks a day through all routes, and that includes both humanitarian and commercial aid.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> children Gaza Ted Chaiban UNICEF </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Children in Gaza dying at 'an unprecedented rate': UNICEF	查看 3660	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227242	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>ISTANBUL</p><p>The international community has a great responsibility to establish an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and deliver humanitarian aid to the region as soon as possible, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan said on Friday.</p><p>Erdogan"s remarks came during a trilateral summit in Istanbul with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Prime Minister of Libya"s National Unity Government Abdul Hamid Dbeibeh, Türkiye"s Communications Directorate said in a statement on X.</p><p>Stressing Israel"s aggression and the humanitarian tragedy in Gaza, Erdogan said the only lasting solution is the establishment of a sovereign, independent, and geographically integrated State of Palestine with East Jerusalem as its capital, based on the 1967 borders.</p><p>Cooperation between the countries and regional issues were discussed at the summit, the statement also said.</p><p>The Turkish president highlighted the importance of cooperation between the three countries in addressing the challenges faced by the Mediterranean region, including irregular migration movements.</p><p>He added that long-term and sustainable solutions, as well as multilateral coordination, are needed to eradicate the source of irregular migration.</p><p>It was decided during the summit that the leaders would meet to discuss the decisions taken following the convening of the cooperation committees, the statement noted.</p><p>Rejecting international calls for a ceasefire, the Israeli army has pursued a brutal offensive on Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, killing more than 60,000 Palestinians, most of them women and children. The relentless bombardment has destroyed the enclave and led to food shortages.</p><p>- Libya"s National Unity Government seeks support for joint strategic projects</p><p>Libya"s Government of National Unity also issued a statement after the summit, stating that the talks addressed regional cooperation, stability, and economic integration in the Mediterranean, emphasizing the importance of supporting joint strategic projects.</p><p>The statement noted that economic cooperation opportunities were also discussed at the summit.</p><p>It emphasized the importance of connecting Libya to regional projects in the Mediterranean, as well as strengthening partnerships in energy, oil and gas, and infrastructure; investing in ports; developing electricity networks; and supporting joint strategic projects.</p><p>Noting Dbeibeh"s call for increased regional coordination in combating smuggling networks and illegal activities at the summit, the statement said the Libyan premier also urged a quadripartite ministerial meeting consisting of Libya, Türkiye, Italy, and Qatar to initiate joint projects in this regard and to combine efforts on priority issues.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Gaza Recep Tayyip Erdogan Turkish President </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Int'l community has great responsibility to establish immediate ceasefire in Gaza: Turkish president	查看 4307	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227241	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>WASHINGTON</p><p>President Donald Trump said Friday he directed the deployment of two US nuclear submarines to "the appropriate regions" amid an escalating war of words with former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev.</p><p>"Based on the highly provocative statements of the Former President of Russia, Dmitry Medvedev, who is now the Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, I have ordered two Nuclear Submarines to be positioned in the appropriate regions, just in case these foolish and inflammatory statements are more than just that," he wrote on social media.</p><p>"Words are very important, and can often lead to unintended consequences, I hope this will not be one of those instances," he added.</p><p>Later, as he departed the White House for his weekend break at his Bedminster Golf Club in the state of New Jersey, Trump told reporters that “a threat was made by a former President of Russia (Medvedev), and we are going to protect our people.”</p><p>Medvedev lashed out at Trump on Monday, warning that the US president’s escalating pressure on the Kremlin about the war in Ukraine risks triggering a broader conflict, not just between Russia and Ukraine, but between Russia and the US.</p><p>He wrote on X: "50 days or 10 … He should remember 2 things: 1. Russia isn"t Israel or even Iran. 2. Each new ultimatum is a threat and a step towards war. Not between Russia and Ukraine, but with his own country. Don"t go down the Sleepy Joe road!"</p><p>The former Russian president stepped up his warnings in a separate Telegram post, raising the specter of the Soviet Union"s Cold War "Dead Hand" system, which automated nuclear strikes if the Soviet leadership was incapacitated.</p><p>The system is said to still be operational.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Dead Hand Dmitry Medvedev Donald Trump Russia Soviet Union US </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> Trump directs deployment of 2 nuclear submarines to 'appropriate regions' as war of words with Russia escalates	查看 3457	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227240	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>WASHINGTON</p><p>A UN official raised alarm on Friday over the growing number of fatalities and injuries among civilians in the Gaza Strip who are being killed while trying to secure basic food supplies.</p><p>Citing the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA), deputy spokesman Farhan Haq told reporters that large numbers of people reportedly continue to be killed and injured while searching for food.</p><p>"According to our human rights colleagues, more than 100 people were killed in the past two days alone, with hundreds of others injured along food convoy routes or near Israeli militarized distribution hubs," Haq added.</p><p>OCHA reiterates that "no one should ever be forced to risk their life to find food," he added.</p><p>"Civilians must always be protected, and community-level aid delivery at scale must be facilitated, not obstructed," Haq said.</p><p>He stressed that the months-long lack of life-sustaining basic goods has deepened the crisis, which can only be addressed through "unrestricted flow of aid" into Gaza.</p><p>UN continues to face "impediments and danger" along routes provided by Israel</p><p>"Humanitarians must also have rapid, safe and unfettered access to deliver aid in a safe and dignified manner," he added.</p><p>Citing the OCHA, Haq said that the aid that has entered Gaza so far remains "insufficient," adding the UN team continues to face "impediments and danger" along the routes provided by the Israeli authorities.</p><p>"The routes that Israeli authorities instruct our teams to drive through remain insufficient and are often dangerous, congested or impassable," he stressed.</p><p>Rejecting international calls for a ceasefire, the Israeli army has pursued an offensive on Gaza since Oct. 7, 2023, killing more than 60,300 Palestinians, most of them women and children. The relentless bombardment has destroyed the enclave and led to food shortages.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> FarhanHaq Gaza Israel UN </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> More than 100 people killed in 2 days searching for food in Gaza: UN	查看 3491	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227239	有图 <h6></h6> <p> <p>WASHINGTON</p><p>Four Democrats in the House of Representatives urged US President Donald Trump on Friday to end the war in the Gaza Strip by working to return all parties to the negotiation table.</p><p>Reps. Gregory Meeks, Rosa DeLauro, Jim Himes and Jamie Raskin sent a letter to Trump with a "deep sense of urgency and moral responsibility."</p><p>"The ongoing war in Gaza has reached a point of profound humanitarian crisis, geopolitical instability, and perilous risk for all involved.</p><p>"We urged you to use the full weight of American diplomacy to bring about an immediate, just, and durable end to the conflict," lawmakers wrote in the letter.</p><p>They said the primary military objectives of Israel’s war in Gaza "have long since been achieved."</p><p>To continue to fight threatens not only to "exacerbate" regional tensions and increase the humanitarian catastrophe, but also to undermine the long-term security of Israelis and Palestinians, they said.</p><p>"Now is the time for you to bring all relevant parties - Israel, Palestinian leaders, regional stakeholders, alongside the United States and Special Envoy Steve Witkoff - back to the negotiating table without delay," said the lawmakers.</p><p>They also urged Trump to make a permanent ceasefire a "core objective" of his diplomatic efforts.</p><p>"Gaza must be returned to Palestinian civilian control without Hamas, and any plans for the forcible displacement of Palestinians from Gaza must be rejected," they added.</p> Anadolu Agency website contains only a portion of the news stories offered to subscribers in the AA News Broadcasting System (HAS), and in summarized form. Please contact us for subscription options. </p> <p> <h6>Related topics</h6> <p> Donald Trump Gaza Israel US </p> <p> <h6>Bu haberi paylaşın</h6> <p> <i></i> <svg> </svg> <i></i> <i></i> <i></i> <img src="https://cdnassets.aa.com.tr/assets/newVersion/images/bip.png" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> </p> </p> House Democrats urge Trump to end war in Gaza	查看 3067	阿纳多卢通讯社	2025-08-02 08:00:00 2025-08-02 15:36:44	word
3227238	无图 <p> <p> <p> USCIS Issues Guidance Regarding Family-Based Immigration Policy <p> <p> <p> Release Date </p> <p><time>08/01/2025</time></p> </p> <p><p>U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is issuing policy guidance in the USCIS Policy Manual that will enhance our capability to screen and vet family-based immigrant visa petitions. This update explains requirements and adjudication of these petitions, including eligibility criteria, filing, interviews, and decisions.</p><p>Fraudulent, frivolous, or otherwise non-meritorious family-based immigrant visa petitions erode confidence in family-based pathways to lawful permanent resident (LPR) status and undermine family unity in the United States. This guidance will improve USCIS’ capacity to vet qualifying marriages and family relationships to ensure they are genuine, verifiable, and compliant with all applicable laws. USCIS is prioritizing robust alien screening and vetting that protects Americans from potential national security threats. We are committed to keeping Americans safe by detecting aliens with potentially harmful intent so they can be processed for removal from the United States.</p><p>This update clarifies certain requirements for family-based immigrants by:</p><p>Incorporating existing guidance on general eligibility criteria and filing and documentation requirements for family-based immigrant petitions; </p><p>Explaining how we adjudicate family-based immigrant petitions that are filed with related petitions or multiple petitions;</p><p>Explaining circumstances in which we authorize the U.S. Department of State (DOS) to accept Form I-130, Petition for Alien Relative, filed directly abroad by a U.S. citizen for an immediate relative, including petitions filed by U.S. military and certain U.S. government personnel stationed or assigned outside the United States, and temporary authorizations for large-scale disruptive events;</p><p>Incorporating existing guidance explaining when we will route an approved petition to the DOS National Visa Center, including circumstances where the beneficiary filed an application to adjust status but USCIS becomes aware of the beneficiary’s ineligibility to adjust;</p><p>Clarifying when we require interviews for family-based immigrant visa petitions; and</p><p>Clarifying that we may issue a Notice to Appear if the alien beneficiary is otherwise removable since a family-based immigrant visa petition does not grant immigration status or relief from removal.</p><p>This guidance will be effective upon publication and applies to pending requests and those filed on or after the publication date.</p></p> </p> </p> <p> <p>Last Reviewed/Updated:</p> <p><time>08/01/2025</time></p> </p> </p> </p> USCIS Issues Guidance Regarding Family-Based Immigration Policy \| USCIS	查看 3020	美国公民及移民局	2025-08-01 00:00:00 2025-08-02 15:13:00	word
3227237	无图 <p> <p> <p> Colombian National Pleads Guilty to Orchestrating Scheme to Submit Fraudulent Asylum Applications <p> <p> <p> Release Date </p> <p><time>08/01/2025</time></p> </p> <p>SAN FRANCISCO – U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services provided significant assistance in the investigation of Carlos Adolfo Haeckermann Cardenas, who pleaded guilty in federal court to orchestrating a scheme to submit dozens of false and fraudulent asylum applications to USCIS.</p><p>Haeckermann, 62, a Colombian national residing in Doral, Florida,wasindicted by a federal grand jury on Nov. 13, 2024. Under the plea agreementannounced by the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Northern District of California, Haeckermann pleaded guilty to all four counts in the indictment, which each charge him with aiding and abetting a false statement on an immigration document, in violation of 18 U.S.C. §§1546(a) and 2.</p><p>In pleading guilty, Haeckermann admitted he operated a business, first in Colombia and then in the United States, in which he charged fees to guide Colombian nationals through the U.S. visa and asylum application processes. This included telling his clients what to say on their applications and in their interviews to gain permission to travel to, or to remain in, the United States. Specifically, Haeckermann frequently instructed his visa-applicant clients to inflate their professional status and business interests in, and their personal connections to, Colombia to deceive U.S. immigration officers into believing the applicants would return to Colombia without overstaying their visas. He also often embellished, and in some cases outright concocted, his asylum-applicant clients’ stories of persecution in Colombia to deceive U.S. immigration officers and to bolster his clients’ chances of being granted asylum in the United States.</p><p>The four counts to which Haeckermann pleaded guilty related to asylum applications submitted by four of Haeckermann’s clients between November 2019 and May 2020. For those four applications, Haeckermann invented a story of alleged political persecution that he recycled among each of the four applicants after changing inconsequential details. At Haeckermann’s urging and direction, all four of these applicants included the falsified story in their asylum applications. Haeckermann admitted that he also worked on dozens of other fraudulent asylum applications.</p><p>U.S. Attorney Craig H. Missakian and U.S. Department of State Diplomatic Security Service Criminal Fraud Investigations Branch Chief Jeff Rusinek made the announcement.</p><p>Haeckermann was released on bond. His sentencing hearing is scheduled for Nov. 5 at 1 p.m. before U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria. Haeckermann faces a maximum statutory penalty of 10 years’ imprisonment and a $250,000 fine on each count. Any sentence will be imposed by the court after consideration of the U.S. Sentencing Guidelines and the federal statute governing the imposition of a sentence, 18 U.S.C. § 3553.</p><p>Assistant U.S. Attorney Nicholas M. Parker is prosecuting the case with the assistance of Lance</p><p>Libatique and Sutton Peirce. The prosecution is the result of an investigation by DSS and USCIS.</p><p>To report suspected immigration benefit fraud or abuse to USCIS, please use theUSCIS Tip Form.</p><p>For more information on USCIS and its programs, please visituscis.gov or follow us onX (formerly Twitter),Instagram,YouTube,Facebook andLinkedIn.</p> </p> </p> <p> <p>Last Reviewed/Updated:</p> <p><time>08/01/2025</time></p> </p> </p> </p> Colombian National Pleads Guilty to Orchestrating Scheme to Submit Fraudulent Asylum Applications \| USCIS	查看 3858	美国公民及移民局	2025-08-01 00:00:00 2025-08-02 15:13:00	word
3227236	有图 Positive и немножко негатива Отчетность Positive Technologies показала неоднозначные результаты <p> <p>Чистый убыток ИБ-компании Positive Technologies по итогам первого полугодия увеличился на 13%, до 5млрд руб., при росте выручки на 28%, до 6,8млрд руб. Несмотря на рост отгрузок на 51% и снижение долговой нагрузки, компания завершила период с отрицательными показателями EBITDA и NIC. Менеджмент связывает результаты с сезонностью бизнеса и ожидает прироста выручки в четвертом квартале. Для выхода в положительный финансовый результат компании нужен почти двукратный рост реализации продуктов и услуг, считают аналитики.</p><p> <svg><use></use></svg> Выйти из полноэкранного режима <p> <svg><use></use></svg> Развернуть на весь экран <p> <p> <source srcset="data:image/webp;base64,UklGRh4AAABXRUJQVlA4TBEAAAAvDwACAAdQ97rXvf+BiOh/AAA=" data-lazyimage-srcset="https://iv.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/DAILY/2025/138/KMO_187927_00085_1_t249_192734.webp> <source srcset="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhEAAJAIAAAO7u7gAAACwAAAAAEAAJAAACCoSPqcvtD6OclBUAOw==" data-lazyimage-srcset="https://iv.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/DAILY/2025/138/KMO_187927_00085_1_t249_192734.jpg> <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhEAAJAIAAAO7u7gAAACwAAAAAEAAJAAACCoSPqcvtD6OclBUAOw==" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> <noscript> <img src="https://iv.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/DAILY/2025/138/KMO_187927_00085_1_t222_192734.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </noscript> </p> <p>Фото: Анатолий Жданов, Коммерсантъ</p> <p> <p>Фото: Анатолий Жданов, Коммерсантъ</p> </p> </p> </p><p>“Ъ” ознакомился с основными показателями промежуточной управленческой и консолидированной финансовой отчетности по МСФО за первое полугодие 2025 года компании Positive Technologies (ПАО «Группа Позитив», MOEX: POSI). </p>Выручка выросла на 28% по сравнению с аналогичным периодом прошлого года, достигнув 6,8млрд руб. EBITDA (прибыль до вычета процентов, налогов и амортизации) остается отрицательной, однако сокращается: минус 2,5млрд руб. против минус 3,6млрд руб. Чистый убыток увеличился на 13%, до 5млрд руб., в основном из-за роста амортизационных и финансовых расходов (в частности, процентов по займам), говорится в отчетности. Общий долг Positive Technologies в период с января по июнь снизился на 12%, до 22,3млрд руб. Чистый долг, согласно отчетности, составляет 17,8млрд руб.<p>Объем отгрузок клиентам составил 7,4млрд руб. по сравнению с 4,9млрд руб. за аналогичный период прошлого года, указывают в пресс-службе Positive Technologies. Компания продолжает фокусироваться на оптимизации расходов с целью возвращения к положительным значениям управленческой чистой прибыли (NIC) и возможности выплаты дивидендов, говорят в пресс-службе. По результатам первых шести месяцев 2025 года значение показателя NIC остается в значительном минусе: –7,6млрд руб., что ниже этого показателя за аналогичный период 2024 года на 600млн руб. Валовая маржа составила 75,3%. Операционная и EBITDA-маржа остаются в минусе: –56,8% и –36,8% соответственно.</p><p>27 июня компания разместила новый выпуск облигаций на общую сумму 10млрд руб. со сроком погашения в 2028 году и ставкой купона 18% годовых. «В настоящее время доля банковских кредитов в объеме долга составляет 0%. Менеджмент компании ожидает, что это позволит существенно снизить расходы на выплату процентов по долговым обязательствам и повысить финансовую эффективность»,— отметили в компании. Первое полугодие в компании называют «низким сезоном», ожидая основную прибыль в четвертом квартале.</p><p>В пресс-службе Positive Technologies также рассказали о снижении численности персонала с 3160 сотрудников в 2024 году до 2607 на конец первого полугодия 2025-го.</p><p>Свой подход к основным направлениям расходов в компании называют «взвешенным». Расходы на отраслевые мероприятия для развития бизнеса снизились на 20%, а маркетинговые расходы — на 30%. «Одновременно с этим ежегодный фестиваль Positive Hack Days, состоявшийся в мае в "Лужниках", стал самым масштабным и международным, собрав 150тыс. участников и делегаций из 40 зарубежных стран»,— отметили в пресс-службе.</p><p>«Отчетность компании "Позитив" за первое полугодие 2025 года производит неоднозначное впечатление,— говорит главный аналитик "РегБлока" Анна Авакимян.— Увеличение чистого убытка за январь—июнь 2025 года в сравнении с аналогичным периодом прошлого года сопровождается снижением убытков от операционной деятельности». «Рост выручки замедлился по сравнению с первым кварталом, однако в контексте охлаждения всего сегмента и темпов роста компании в период 2023–2024 годов должен быть воспринят инвесторами достаточно позитивно,— считает инвестиционный директор KAMA FLOW Сергей Гайворонский.— У компании высокая сезонность, первое полугодие традиционно убыточное».</p><p>«Для выхода в положительный финансовый результат компании необходимо достичь валовой прибыли по крайней мере в размере 9млрд руб., что означает почти двукратный рост реализации продуктов и услуг. Возможно, акционеры рассматривают различные варианты неорганического роста, которые бы помогли диверсифицировать выручку и клиентскую базу, что пока труднореализуемо из-за сложной рыночной конъюнктуры»,— заключает госпожа Авакимян.</p><p>Филипп Крупанин</p> </p> Убыток Positive Technologies по итогам первого полугодия увеличился на 13%	查看 5820	生意人报	2025-08-02 00:56:25 2025-08-02 14:20:42	word
3227235	有图 Бывшая первая ракетка упустил канадский шанс Даниил Медведев проиграл в 1/16 финала «мастерса» в Торонто <p> <p>Самый титулованный действующий российский теннисист, бывшая первая ракетка мира Даниил Медведев, потерпел очередную неудачу в нынешнем сезоне. В третьем круге National Bank Open Presented by Rogers, турнира Ассоциации теннисистов-профессионалов (АТР) категории Masters1000 с призовым фондом $9,2млн, он в трех партиях уступил прошлогоднему чемпиону этого состязания — австралийцу Алексею Попырину. Тем временем первая ракетка России среди женщин Мирра Андреева выбыла на той же стадии турнира Женской теннисной ассоциации (WTA) категории1000 с призовым фондом $5,2млн в Монреале, проиграв в двух сетах американке Маккартни Кесслер.</p><p> <svg><use></use></svg> Выйти из полноэкранного режима <p> <svg><use></use></svg> Развернуть на весь экран <p> <p> <source srcset="data:image/webp;base64,UklGRh4AAABXRUJQVlA4TBEAAAAvDwACAAdQ97rXvf+BiOh/AAA=" data-lazyimage-srcset="https://iy.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/DAILY/2025/138/KMO_120232_32371_1_t249_164407.webp> <source srcset="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhEAAJAIAAAO7u7gAAACwAAAAAEAAJAAACCoSPqcvtD6OclBUAOw==" data-lazyimage-srcset="https://iy.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/DAILY/2025/138/KMO_120232_32371_1_t249_164407.jpg> <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhEAAJAIAAAO7u7gAAACwAAAAAEAAJAAACCoSPqcvtD6OclBUAOw==" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> <noscript> <img src="https://iy.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/DAILY/2025/138/KMO_120232_32371_1_t222_164407.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </noscript> </p> <p>Даниил Медведев во время матча третьего круга турнира Ассоциации теннисистов-профессионалов (ATP) в Торонто</p><p>Фото: Dan Hamilton-Imagn Images / Reuters</p> <p> <p>Даниил Медведев во время матча третьего круга турнира Ассоциации теннисистов-профессионалов (ATP) в Торонто</p><p>Фото: Dan Hamilton-Imagn Images / Reuters</p> </p> </p> </p><p>Для Даниила Медведева канадский «мастерс» стал очередным шансом добиться наконец прорыва в нынешнем сезоне и поправить свое положение в рейтинге, где он после поражения в первом же круге Wimbledon c девятого места опустился в середину второго десятка. Однако вернуть победные ощущения самому титулованному действующему российскому теннисисту снова не удалось. Неожиданно проиграв неделю назад французу Корантену Муте в четвертьфинале первого турнира американской серии АТР, состязания категории500 в Вашингтоне, он и в Торонто потерпел неудачу, сумев выиграть там лишь один матч — у малоизвестного чеха Далибора Сврчины, попавшего в основную сетку в качестве lucky loser, то есть не прошедшего квалификацию и попавшего в основную сетку в последний момент.</p><p>Вторым соперником Медведева, побеждавшего в Торонто в 2021 году, за несколько недель до своего триумфа на Открытом чемпионате США, стал Алексей Попырин. В прошлом сезоне в финале канадского «мастерса», который по четным годам проводится в Монреале, этот австралийский теннисист сенсационно обыграл Андрея Рублева, а сейчас уже в третьем круге справился с Медведевым. </p><p>Удачно проведя концовку первого сета, россиянин вроде бы должен был получить психологическое преимущество, но вместо этого последовала потеря подачи в первом же гейме второй партии.</p><p>Аналогичным оказался и сценарий третьего сета. В итоге австралиец победил — 5:7, 6:4, 6:4 за два с половиной часа.</p><p>Результат Медведева вызывает сожаление еще и потому, что состав участников «мастерса» в Торонто в этом году оказался сравнительно слабым. В отсутствие итальянца Янника Синнера, испанца Карлоса Алькараса и пяти других теннисистов из топ-10, не приехавших в Канаду по разным причинам, россиянин имел неплохие шансы если не претендовать на титул, то по крайней мере пройти по сетке достаточно далеко, но вместо этого уступил сопернику, над которым в пяти предыдущих встречах одержал четыре победы. </p><p>Поскольку в прошлом году в Монреале Медведев сыграл еще более неудачно, завершив борьбу после первого же матча, в рейтинге АТР ему по большому счету ничего не угрожает: возможная потеря одной-двух позиций непринципиальна. Однако по очкам, набранным с начала года, он после National Bank Open Presented by Rogers может оказаться за пределами топ-20. </p><p>То есть на сегодняшний день речи о попадании российской экс первой ракетки мира в восьмерку участников итогового турнира АТР в Турине речи не идет.</p><p>Таким же фиаско обернулось и выступление в Монреале на состязании WTA категории1000 первой ракетки России среди женщин Мирры Андреевой. Пропустив стартовый матч против канадки Бьянки Андрееску, не сумевшей выйти на корт из-за травмы голеностопа, она не справилась с американкой Маккартни Кесслер, которая в этом сезоне добилась заметного прогресса, выиграв два титула на небольших турнирах категории250 в австралийском Хобарте и британском Ноттингеме. На тай-брейке первой партии нынешняя 32-я ракетка мира допустила двойную ошибку при счете 4:4, но Андреева не воспользовалась этим подарком, проиграв три очка подряд. </p><p>Более того, в шестом гейме второго сета россиянка подвернула левую лодыжку, которую ей перебинтовал врач, и Кесслер, которая в общей сложности теряла свою подачу шесть раз, все же добилась победы — 7:6 (7:5), 6:4. Впрочем, на место Андреевой в топ-5 рейтинга WTA это поражение, скорее всего, не повлияет, и если травма окажется не слишком серьезной, то примерно через неделю она, как и Медведев, примет участие во втором августовском «тысячнике» — в Цинциннати.</p><p>Евгений Федяков</p> </p> Даниил Медведев проиграл в 1/16 финала «мастерса» в Торонто	查看 6092	生意人报	2025-08-01 21:59:51 2025-08-02 14:20:42	word
3227234	无图 Минфин работает надвыделением средств наПДС <p> <p>Министерство финансов России сообщило, что средства для программы долгосрочных сбережений поступят на счета граждан до сентября 2025 года. Сейчас идет работа по выделению средств из федерального бюджета.</p><p>Программа долгосрочных сбережений, запущенная 1 января 2024 года, включает государственное софинансирование взносов граждан. Максимальная сумма софинансирования — 36 тыс. руб. в год.</p><p>Участники могут получить налоговый вычет на взносы до 400 тыс. руб. в год. Минимальный срок участия в программе — 15 лет.</p> </p> Минфин работает над выделением средств на ПДС – Коммерсантъ	查看 629	生意人报	2025-08-02 03:16:23 2025-08-02 14:20:42	word
3227233	有图 Путин о «готовности подождать», производстве «Орешника» и коррупции на Украине <p> <p>Владимир Путин провел неформальную встречу с Александром Лукашенко в Валааме. Президент России заявил, что рассчитывает на продолжение переговоров с Украиной, упомянул о серийном производстве «Орешника», потерях на СВО и борьбе коррупцией. Главные заявления Путина — в подборке «Ъ».</p><p> <svg><use></use></svg> Выйти из полноэкранного режима <p> <svg><use></use></svg> Развернуть на весь экран <p> <p> <source srcset="data:image/webp;base64,UklGRh4AAABXRUJQVlA4TBEAAAAvDwACAAdQ97rXvf+BiOh/AAA=" data-lazyimage-srcset="https://iy.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/CORP/2025/08/01/KMO_204839_00007_1_t249_151145.webp> <source srcset="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhEAAJAIAAAO7u7gAAACwAAAAAEAAJAAACCoSPqcvtD6OclBUAOw==" data-lazyimage-srcset="https://iy.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/CORP/2025/08/01/KMO_204839_00007_1_t249_151145.jpg> <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhEAAJAIAAAO7u7gAAACwAAAAAEAAJAAACCoSPqcvtD6OclBUAOw==" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> <noscript> <img src="https://iy.kommersant.ru/Issues.photo/CORP/2025/08/01/KMO_204839_00007_1_t222_151145.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </noscript> </p> <p>Владимир Путин во время посещения Смоленского скита Спасо-Преображенского Валаамского ставропигиального мужского монастыря</p><p>Фото: пресс-служба президента РФ</p> <p> <p>Владимир Путин во время посещения Смоленского скита Спасо-Преображенского Валаамского ставропигиального мужского монастыря</p><p>Фото: пресс-служба президента РФ</p> </p> </p> </p>Об УкраинеМы рассчитываем на продолжение переговоров с Украиной.Если руководство Украины считает, что сейчас не нужно иметь дело с РФ, мы можем подождать.В целом, оцениваю положительно стамбульские договоренности Москвы и Киева.Рабочие группы РФ и Украины по урегулированию пока не заработали.Условия России по украинскому вопросу, озвученные летом 2024 года, остаются неизменными.Нам нужен длительный мир на основаниях, устраивающих как РФ, так и Украину.Все разочарования в переговорах происходят из-за избыточных ожиданий.Москва передала Киеву тысячи тел погибших украинских солдат, получила десятки тел российских бойцов.Среди российских бойцов нет ни одной напрасной потери.Выяснилось, что Киев завышает количество якобы вывезенных в РФ детей.Об «Орешнике»Серийное производство «Орешника» в России заработало.В РФ произведен первый серийный комплекс «Орешник», он поступил в войска.Ракетный комплекс «Орешник» будет размещен в Белоруссии к концу года.<p> Что такое ракетный комплекс «Орешник» <p> Читать далее <svg><use></use></svg> </p> </p>О коррупцииКоррупция на Украине просто захлестывает.Демократию нельзя привнести извне, как и нельзя извне бороться с коррупцией.Коррупция в США легализована за счет института лоббизма. </p> Путин о «готовности подождать», производстве «Орешника» и коррупции на Украине - Коммерсантъ	查看 3537	生意人报	2025-08-01 20:16:28 2025-08-02 14:20:42	word
3227232	无图 ТАСС: власти Индии не давали указаний прекратить закупки нефти у РФ <p> <p>Правительство Индии не отдавало распоряжений нефтеперерабатывающим заводам (НПЗ) прекратить закупки российской нефти. Об этом сообщает ТАСС со ссылкой на источник в правительстве. </p><p>«Правительство не просило нефтеперерабатывающие заводы прекратить закупки российской нефти»,— сказал собеседник ТАСС. </p><p>Ранее президент США Дональд Трамп заявил, что получил данные о намерении Индии прекратить закупать российскую нефть, отвечая на вопрос о торговых переговорах Вашингтона и Нью-Дели. </p> </p> ТАСС: власти Индии не давали указаний прекратить закупки нефти у РФ – Коммерсантъ	查看 626	生意人报	2025-08-02 11:39:21 2025-08-02 14:20:42	word
3227231	无图 Обломки БПЛА упали натерриторию предприятия вРязанской области <p> <p>Силы ПВО сбили несколько дронов над территорией Рязанской области, сообщил губернатор региона Павел Малков. Жертв и повреждений жилых домов нет. </p><p>Как уточнил господин Малков, обломки упали на территорию предприятия, точное место не называется. Последствия устраняют специалисты. </p><p>Ранее из-за угрозы атаки БПЛА временные ограничения ввели четыре аэропорта — в Пензе, Тамбове, Самаре и Саратове. </p> </p> Обломки БПЛА упали на территорию предприятия в Рязанской области – Коммерсантъ	查看 534	生意人报	2025-08-02 10:52:41 2025-08-02 14:20:42	word
3227230	无图 Трамп заявил, что США готовы к ядерному конфликту с Россией <p> <p>Президент США Дональд Трамп заявил, что Соединенные Штаты готовы к ядерной войне с Россией. Об этом он сказал в ответ на высказывания зампреда Совета безопасности РФ Дмитрия Медведева.</p><p>«Он говорил о ядерном оружии. А когда речь заходит о ядерном оружии, мы должны быть готовы — и мы полностью готовы»,— сказал президент США журналистам. </p><p>1 августа Дональд Трамп объявил о приказе разместить атомные подлодки «в соответствующих регионах» после перепалки с зампредом Совбеза РФ Дмитрием Медведевым. Конфликт обострился после того, как Дональд Трамп потребовал от России заключить мирное соглашение по Украине за 10 дней. Господин Медведев в соцсети X назвал это угрозой и шагом к войне.</p> </p> Трамп заявил, что США готовы к ядерному конфликту с Россией – Коммерсантъ	查看 821	生意人报	2025-08-02 08:42:53 2025-08-02 14:20:42	word
3227229	无图 <p><p>The passage of the inaptly named “One Big Beautiful Bill” is a loss for the country, not just because of immediate cost and economic harm it will cause families but because of the future we’re giving up. Slashing funding for programs that support individual and community well-being in order to cut taxes for the wealthy elite will most directly and immediately harm households with the fewest resources, but ultimately, everyone will lose out on a better future.</p><p>Congress could have invested in public goods that would sustain a more equitable economy, but they instead chose to cut taxes for the wealthy and corporations. Congress could have paid for infrastructure that would make our country more resilient, but they instead chose to slash funding for critical programs that support human needs. While congressional conservatives claimed that this legislation was about cutting costs and simplifying the tax code, it did the opposite. The tax provisions of this massively expensive legislation will cost <u>$4.5 trillion over the next 10 years</u> and give over $1 trillion in tax cuts to the nation’s wealthiest households.</p><p>This legislation, which is a brazen betrayal of workers and families, will increase economic disparity, slash social infrastructure, and hand over major tax benefits to wealthy households and corporations. Instead of spending trillions to widen disparities, Congress could have made childcare more affordable, improved the nation’s crumbling housing stock, and created a much-overdue program for paid family and medical leave. The economic harm of this legislation will be far-reaching, and states will have to scramble to try to make up for the budget gaps that it will cause.</p><p>Here are the impacts of the Reconciliation Bill:</p><p>Widened income disparity, and economic harm for working families</p><p>As a direct result of this legislation, lower-income households will see their resources decrease while high-income households will see their resources increase.This increased disparity will happen because the tax cuts give huge financial benefit to the already wealthy while the cuts to Medicaid and the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will primarily harm people with lower incomes.</p><p>An analysis of the bill from the <u>Yale Budget Lab</u> shows that it will take money out of the pockets of the lowest-income households. Households who bring in less than $13,350 per year will see their after-tax income decrease by 2.9%. That’s about $700 per household, enough for <u>six months of diaper</u>s. In contrast, those earning more than $120,390 per year will see their incomes increase by $5,735.</p><p>Cuts to social infrastructure programs and income supports</p><p>The legislation cuts $1 trillion from Medicaid, which is roughly the sameas the amount spent on tax cuts for those earning over $650,000 per year. As a direct result of the cuts to Medicaid, around 11 million people will lose their health coverage. An <u>additional 4 million people</u>, almost half of whom are Black or Latino, will lose the ability to afford their health coverage because of Congress’ refusal to renew the ACA premium tax credit enhancement. This credit, which reduces health insurance costs for qualifying households who buy their coverage through the Health Insurance Marketplace, led to a spike in health insurance enrollment between 2021 and 2024, particularly among Black and Latino people.</p><p>In addition to the radical cuts to Medicaid, this legislation also makes major changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which will either reduce or entirely eliminate food assistance for millions of families. An analysis from the Urban Institute found that 22.3 million families will lose some or all of their SNAP benefits. The Congressional Budget Office, which is responsible for estimating and reporting on the impact of policy changes, estimated that the more stringent work requirements for SNAP would mean that <u>3.2 million people would lose their SNAP benefits</u>. The result is 15 percent of families will have less food on their tables. Another specific provision in the new law will limit SNAP eligibility to U<u>.</u>S<u>.</u> citizens and those with lawful permanent residence status, <u>ending food assistance for about 250,000</u> immigrants with other forms of legal status.</p><p>While the legislation does increase the maximum credit amount for the Child Tax Credit (CTC) from $2,000 to $2,200 per child, it restricts eligibility for that credit so that fewer children will receive it. The program now requires that the person filing for the CTC must have a Social Security number. This means that more than <u>2 million U.S. citizen children</u> will not receive support from the CTC because they do not have a U<u>.</u>S<u>.</u> citizen parent. Congress also failed to correct a design feature of the CTC that excludes 17 million children from receiving the full amount of the “refundable” credit because their parents earn too little money. Because of racial disparities in income, this <u>disproportionately harms Black and brown children</u>: In 2021, three-quarters of white children were eligible for the full CTC, compared with only half of Black and Hispanic children.</p><p>A major windfall for corporations and the nation’s wealthiest households</p><p>The vast majority of the benefits from this legislation will go to wealthy households and corporations. The richest 1%, including CEOs, surgeons, and law firm partners earning more than $649,005 per year, will see their incomes increase by about 2%, or $29,585 per year. That means that the size of their gain is more than the total annual income of many households in the United States. <u>Almost 20%</u> of U.S. households bring in less than $30,000 a year.</p><p>The bill also increased the amount that ultrawealthy individuals can pass on to their heirs without paying taxes, from $13.99 million per individual to $15 million (or $30 million for a married couple). This tax giveaway to fewer than 1 percent of the nation’s wealthiest families will cost the country about $212 billion, more than the $186 billion that Congress cut from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. This policy change will widen the racial wealth divide: A<u> recent study</u> from the Institute on Taxation and Economic Policy found that 92 percent of wealth owned by families with $30 million or more in net worth is owned by white households.</p><p>Large and profitable corporations will also benefit enormously from this bill, reflecting the increasingly unchecked influence that corporations have in policymaking. One of largest and most expensive business giveaways is a permanent extension of what is known as the “Qualified Business Income deduction,” or the “pass<u>-</u>through deduction.” This deduction allows owners of certain types of businesses, including sole proprietors and partnership or S corporation owners (like consultants) to deduct up to 20 percent of their business income when calculating their individual income taxes.</p><p>This provision will cost the country $737 billion over 10 years and will <u>continue to benefit primarily wealthy, white households</u>. In 2023, <u>90 percent of the benefit</u> of this deduction went to white households. In 2019, 64 percent of the benefits went to households with incomes over $410,000. An <u>analysis from ProPublica</u> found that, in the first years that this law was in effect, just 82 of the country’s wealthiest households (including billionaire owners of megacompanies) collectively cut $1 billion from their tax bills as a direct result of the pass-through deduction.</p><p>In addition to redistributing resources across households, the legislation redistributes resources across businesses. A tax credit once reserved for clean-energy projects now goes to companies that produce metallurgical coal.A <u>special carveout</u> allows oil and gas drillers to drastically reduce or even eliminate their tax bills. This takes away tax credits for wind and solar. It gives $45 billion <u>directly to private prison companies</u>, money that <u>will go directly to private prisons</u> to expand their capacity to detain immigrants.</p><p>Congress could have made a different choice</p><p>A slim majority of congressional conservatives passed a bill that extends major tax cuts for wealthy households and corporations while leaving working- and middle-class families to foot the bill. But they could have made a different choice. They could have made the tax code more equitable by cutting taxes for lower-income households and imposing a fairer tax rate on the ultra rich and on profitable corporations. They could have chosen to spend the revenue raised from that fairer tax code to pay for things like free childcare; more high-quality, permanently affordable housing; and lifesaving climate-resilient upgrades to our infrastructure. But Congress added $4.1 trillion to the national deficit to pay for inequitable tax cuts. Here’s what they could have paid for instead:</p><p>Make childcare infrastructure affordable and accessible – $400 billion: It would cost about $400 billion over 10 years to fund a childcare program that would expand universal pre-kindergarten to all 3- and 4-year-olds, build out the supply of childcare, and raise wages for early childhood educators. In an industry where <u>women of color make up a disproportionate share of the workforce</u>, an investment in living wages would be a step toward mitigating the legacy of systemic sexism and racism in our economy.Upgrade and improve public housing conditions – $234 billion: The federal government has underfunded public housing for decades, leading to a steady and dangerous decline in housing conditions for residents, an issue that has <u>disproportionately harmed households of color</u>. A program like what was outlined in the Green New Deal for Public Housing Act of 2024 would have cost only $234 billion over 10 years, improving living conditions for over 2 million families and making housing infrastructure more climate resilient and energy efficient. It would have created around 280,000 union jobs and preserved essential affordable housing for the next generations.Create a national comprehensive paid family leave program – $547 billion: The United States is one of the only countries in the world without a national paid family leave program. Only 27 percent of the American workforce has access to paid family leave through their employers. A program like the one outlined in the <u>FAMILY Act</u> would give workers, regardless of the size of their company, 12 weeks of partial income while taking leave for their own health or to care for a family member. A <u>2020 estimate</u> from the Congressional Budget Office showed that such a program would cost about $547 billion over 10 years.</p><p>The price tag of these three programs together is $1.3 trillion. With the $4.1 trillion added to the deficit, Congress could have done each of these things and still had $2.8 trillion left to invest in communities and working families.</p><p>A setback for state and local economies</p><p>This legislation will cause direct harm to our state and local economies. We can expect that such enormous cuts to Medicaid will have economic ramifications far beyond the millions of people who will lose their coverage. According to <u>a new working paper</u> from the Washington Center for Equitable Growth, Medicaid is an essential element of regional economies, accounting for about 11.2 percent of the economic base. As the paper notes, this is more than the auto industry’s contribution to Detroit or chemical manufacturing’s contribution to Houston.</p><p>Another major feature of this legislation is that it slashes federal funding for programs that states administer. For example, the federal government has <u>historically fully funded SNAP</u> benefits, while the states cover about half of the cost to administer the programs. The law now requires states to pay for a portion of SNAP benefits for the residents of their states. This means that states will have to dip into their own budgets, many of which are already stretched thin, to fill what will be an enormous funding gap. States will have to either raise taxes or redirect funds from other public services to prevent their constituents from losing critical support.</p><p>This imminent state-level budget crisis will undoubtedly cause disproportionate economic harm to households with the lowest incomes. This will be especially true in states that <u>have recently cut taxes</u> and will face even larger budget gaps.</p><p>Conclusion</p><p>The harm from this new law will be far-reaching. Not only will millions of people lose access to their healthcare and critical income supports, but <u>our economy </u><u>will suffer</u> as more and more people struggle to make ends meet. The tax policies that this bill passed into law will lead to further entrenchment of income and wealth inequality and a widening of the racial wealth divide. The disinvestment in public goods and services like schools, income support programs, and climate-resilient infrastructure and environmental protections sets our country back generations.</p><p>The passage of this bill into law represents a major challenge in the fight for a more equitable economy and democracy in which all people can thrive, but the fight continues. Advocates and organizers across the country know deeply what <u>polling has shown for months</u>: This law and its priorities are extremely <u>unpopular</u> with the people. In the wake of the passage of this bill, we must remain committed to harnessing people power to fight for more-progressive taxation on the federal and state level and public investments that get us closer to a more just, inclusive, multiracial economy and democracy.</p></p> The Reconciliation Bill Is a Brazen Betrayal of Present and Future Generations	查看 13935	伯格鲁恩研究所	2025-07-15 20:00:00 2025-08-02 14:09:29	word
3227228	有图 <p><p>On May 20, advocates, organizers, and financial justice leaders from across the country came together in Washington, D.C., to mark the release of <u>Public Banks for Racial Equity: Democratizing Finance to Build Community Wealth</u>, a joint report from Dēmos and New Economy Project. The convening and report launch marked an exciting milestone for the growing public banking movement, highlighting how organizers and policymakers are designing public banks to address systemic racial inequities and build lasting community wealth.</p><p>Public banking is not an abstract concept—it’s a concrete and urgently needed policy tool capable of shifting power and resources into the hands of communities.</p><p>Throughout the day, participants from across the U.S. dug into the report’s findings, reflected on campaigns gaining traction from coast to coast, and engaged in strategy sessions focused on accountable governance, community wealth building, and scaling the impact of public banks. One theme rang loud and clear: Public banking is not an abstract concept—it’s a concrete and urgently needed policy tool capable of shifting power and resources into the hands of communities.</p> <p>"><img src="https://www.demos.org/sites/default/files/video_thumbnails/jD9VJivx9E8.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> Dēmos President Taifa Smith Butler and New Economy Project Executive Director Deyanira Del Rio kick off the May 20 convening, Public Banking: Advancing Racial Equity and the Public Good.</p><p>Local Wins and National Lessons<p>Organizers from the Public Bank NYC coalition, which New Economy Project convenes, shared insights from their multiyear campaign to bring public banking to New York. On the way to securing statewide enabling legislation, the coalition has already won major victories. It successfully pushed New York City to cut ties with Wells Fargo after the bank was exposed—yet again—for lending discrimination against Black homeowners, and it won major reforms to the city’s process for designating banks to hold city deposits, introducing public hearings and greater accountability. This hard-won progress reflects the coalition"s deep base-building and community education work, which has brought together labor, housing, and grassroots organizations, as well as community development financial institutions. Recent events have only intensified calls for public banks. Earlier this year, the Trump administration <u>seized $80 million</u> from a New York City bank account held at Citibank—with no apparent resistance from the bank. As one convening participant put it, “We’re watching private banks fail to protect public money while serving the interests of federal overreach. We need banks that answer to us.”</p> <p>"><img src="https://www.demos.org/sites/default/files/video_thumbnails/pxwnK6MDfvo.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> Tousif Ahsan, Public Banking Campaign Organizer at New Economy Project and Albert Scott, Co-Founder of the East New York Community Land Trust, share their experiences with public banking in New York City.</p><p>Organizers from the California Public Banking Alliance (CPBA) reflected on their campaigns to win passage of the California Public Bank Act of 2019, which created a statewide framework for municipal public banking. They also discussed the passage of the California Public Banking Option Act, which established the CalAccount program to expand access to no-fee debit accounts. The organizers stressed the importance of centering impacted voices in their campaigns to build political will to pass key legislation. With more than 180 groups in its statewide coalition, CPBA has demonstrated the power of broad-based organizing. The alliance continues to build local coalitions of community lenders, advocates, and educators to support public banking implementation across the state, laying critical groundwork for the long-term transformation of California’s financial landscape.</p> <p>"><img src="https://www.demos.org/sites/default/files/video_thumbnails/ac062J58mDk.jpg" rel="noopener noreferrer"></p> Trinity Tran and Sylvia Chi of the California Public Banking Alliance share public banking wins in California and lessons learned in the process.</p><p>Strategy Sessions</p><p>Building off our report’s findings and recommendations, participants strategized ways to design public banks that are accountable, equitable, and scalable.</p><p>Accountable Governance<p>In a breakout session about accountable governance, participants discussed approaches to ensure that public banks remain truly accountable to the people they serve. Participants grounded their discussion in lived experiences with governance, highlighting systemic failures such as tax policies that harm Black and brown communities. Additionally, participants pointed to democratic models already thriving in communities, such as worker co-ops, community land trusts, and participatory budgeting.</p><p>Strategies to ensure democratic oversight of public banks included establishing community advisory boards, convening town halls and public hearings, and requiring transparent reporting by public banks of their activities and impact. Participants emphasized that public pressure is essential for ensuring long-term accountability and preventing concentrations of power that can undermine the will of the people.</p><p>There was also consensus that public banks need a firm public purpose mandate that resists profit-driven or political capture. Participants proposed lending standards that prioritize community wealth building and land stewardship, as well as clear prohibitions on harmful investments. For example, instead of financing extractive industries like fossil fuels—activities that would be explicitly excluded—public banks would invest in regenerative, community-driven solutions. These could include renewable energy projects, permanently affordable housing, and small and worker-owned businesses that provide good, local jobs. All investments would be publicly disclosed, with their scale, impact, and alignment with the bank’s mission used to evaluate the bank’s performance and guide future decisions.</p><p>Partnership Lending That Builds Community Wealth<p>Participants in a second breakout session envisioned public banks not just as lenders but as engines of local reinvestment. They identified areas where public funding could make a transformational difference, expanding access to capital for affordable housing, clean energy, transit, green space, libraries, child care, and even guaranteed-income programs.</p><p>The group emphasized how public banks could partner with and support undercapitalized community lenders, such as community development financial institutions (CDFIs) and credit unions, to expand fair banking access and keep wealth circulating within communities. Public banks could provide simplified financial tools, extend credit enhancements to lenders serving low-income and Black and brown communities, and invest in land back initiatives and cooperative enterprises.</p><p>By cutting out Wall Street intermediaries and aligning public money with local needs, public banks can unlock new possibilities for community wealth building.</p><p>Participants agreed: To counteract extractive financial systems, we need public banks intentionally built to serve community interests. By cutting out Wall Street intermediaries and aligning public money with local needs, public banks can unlock new possibilities for community wealth building.</p><p>Scale: Realizing the Potential of Public Banks<p>A third breakout session tackled important questions of scale. Should public banks operate at the state and/or local level? How should they be structured to maximize their effectiveness and impact? And what policies are needed to achieve scale, ensuring that public banks are not only established but also adequately capitalized and empowered to meet community needs?</p><p>Participants highlighted the power of starting locally, especially in cities confronting the urgent need for investments in essential infrastructure like housing, schools, and transportation. Municipal public banks can serve as proof of concept and create momentum for broader implementation at the state level. But the work doesn’t stop there: to build public support, we need to make public banking a household concept. That means launching sustained public education campaigns and producing accessible and compelling information, such as <u>The Economic Impact of a New York City Public Bank</u>, that measures the concrete benefits of public banking.</p><p><u>Our report</u> highlights the importance of establishing public banks at a scale that enables meaningful impact. Participants at the May convening also stressed the need for flexible policies and structures that can adapt to local contexts and address entrenched legal, regulatory, and political barriers. The group strategized around federal preemption laws, the influence of the banking lobby, and how to make the case that public banks will serve markets that private banks mostly ignore.</p><p>From hyperlocal organizing to state-level coalition building, participants emphasized creative legal and political solutions. They concluded that scaling public banking would require both strategic infrastructure and community-driven leadership.</p><p>Meeting the Moment: Building Democratic, Resilient Economies Through Public Banks</p><p><p>The strategy sessions led us to a broad, honest conversation about the current political moment. The erosion of public institutions, policymaking by large financial institutions and other large corporations, and the crises facing cities remind us that public banking is imperative. Many cities are staring down massive budget deficits, and public banking offers a way to keep money circulating locally and reduce reliance on Wall Street.</p><p>In the context of federal retrenchment and political disarray, state and local movements can and must lead. Policymakers must listen to expertise on the ground and learn from movements across the country. Strategies like public banking are key to long-term wins because they help communities build wealth and harness control over their economic futures.</p><p>What’s Next?</p><p>The convening closed with energy and clarity. With public banking initiatives taking root across the U.S., there was strong consensus around the need to ...</p><p>build organizing capacity at the local levelcoordinate nationally to align strategy, amplify research, and share tools, anddeepen our understanding of public finance as we design truly public financial ecosystems.</p><p>The public banking movement is rising to meet a transformational moment. It’s time to reclaim our public dollars, reimagine what our financial systems can do, and demand institutions that serve people over profit.</p></p> Reclaiming Our Money, Reclaiming Our Power: Strategy and Solidarity at the Public Banking Convening	查看 10963	伯格鲁恩研究所	2025-07-31 20:00:00 2025-08-02 14:09:29	word
3227227	有图 <p>Поздравления по случаю национального праздника. А теперь — получайте драконовскую пошлину: именно так выглядела дипломатическая "открытка" от Соединенных Штатов в Швейцарию. В четверг Вашингтон объявил о введении самого высокого тарифа среди всех европейских стран именно в отношении этого государства. Об этом пишет Politico.</p><p>А уже на следующий день, в пятницу, государственный секретарь США Марко Рубио обнародовал заявление с похвалой в адрес "крепких и стабильных отношений" между двумя государствами.</p><p>"Наше сотрудничество охватывает торговлю, финансы и сферу безопасности, где швейцарское лидерство и надежность продолжают иметь глобальное влияние", — отметил Рубио. — "Мы искренне желаем швейцарскому народу успешного и содержательного празднования и с нетерпением ждем дальнейшего сотрудничества в последующие годы".</p><p>1 августа девятимиллионная страна празднует годовщину основания Швейцарской Конфедерации — событие, произошедшее в 1291 году. Как и американцы 4 июля, швейцарцы устраивают фейерверки и парады.</p><p>Но нынешнее настроение может быть совсем другим, ведь Швейцария вышла из переговоров в значительно худшем положении, чем Европейский Союз. Брюссель в последний момент заключил соглашение с президентом Дональдом Трампом, зафиксировав базовую ставку пошлины на уровне 15%. Великобритания будет платить только 10%.</p><p> ВАС ЗАИНТЕРЕСУЕТ <p> <p> <p> <img src="https://zn.ua/img/article/6342/47_tn.webp" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> <p>Состоятельные американцы готовятся выводить деньги в Швейцарию из-за нестабильной политики Трампа – FT</p> </p> </p><p>Хотя министр финансов США Скотт Бессент в мае посещал Швейцарию, его переговоры были посвящены вовсе не швейцарско-американским отношениям, а диалогу с китайскими представителями. В итоге Альпийская республика — вместе со своими мощными финансовым и фармацевтическим секторами — оказалась в стороне.</p><p>Федеральный совет — коллегиальное правительство Швейцарии — заявил о "глубоком разочаровании тем, что, несмотря на достигнутый прогресс в двусторонних переговорах и конструктивную позицию Швейцарии с самого начала, Соединенные Штаты намерены в одностороннем порядке ввести дополнительные тарифы на импорт из Швейцарии".</p><p>"Швейцария поддерживала и продолжает поддерживать контакт с соответствующими американскими ведомствами. Она в дальнейшем стремится достичь согласованного решения, которое будет соответствовать как швейцарскому законодательству, так и ее международно-правовым обязательствам", — говорится в сообщении на платформе X.</p> <p>Новый тариф для Швейцарии даже выше объявленного ранее 31% сбор, о котором Трамп заявил в апреле — символично именно в День освобождения. Новые пошлины должны вступить в силу 7 августа — у швейцарской стороны осталась всего неделя, чтобы договориться о менее болезненном варианте.</p> Трамп ввел драконовские пошлины против Швейцарии - в день ее основания - ZN.ua	查看 2976	《镜报》	2025-08-02 02:01:00 2025-08-02 13:44:16	word
3227226	有图 <p>Премьер-министр Украины Юлия Свириденко сообщила о предстоящем визите миссии МВФ в Украину - об этом стало известно после разговора премьер-министра с директором-распорядителем МВФ Кристалиной Георгиевой.</p><p>Об этом глава правительства написала в официальном Телеграмм-канале 1 августа.</p><p> ВАС ЗАИНТЕРЕСУЕТ <p> <p> <p> <img src="https://zn.ua/img/article/6477/22_tn.webp" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> <p>Мораторий на проверки бизнеса начал действовать: Свириденко рассказала о плане реализации</p> </p> </p><p>"Сегодня впервые как премьер-министр провела разговор с Кристалиной Георгиевой — директором-распорядителем МВФ. Благодарна за теплые слова поддержки и сочувствия после вчерашнего российского обстрела Киева.</p><p>Ожидаем визит миссии Фонда в Киев в конце августа. Впереди месяцы интенсивной работы и переговоров. Рассчитываем на поддержку и держим обязательства", — написала Свириденко.</p><p>Стороны обсудили дальнейшие шаги в сотрудничестве с МВФ. Сейчас украинская команда работает над проектом бюджета на 2026 год и вместе с партнерами ищет решения для покрытия финансовых потребностей страны в условиях войны и продолжения реформ.</p><p> ВАС ЗАИНТЕРЕСУЕТ <p> <p> <p> <img src="https://zn.ua/img/article/6475/4_tn.webp" rel="noopener noreferrer"> </p> <p>Украина, вероятно, через несколько месяцев обсудит с МВФ новую программу макрофинансирования — Свириденко</p> </p> </p><p>Напомним, премьер-министр Юлия Свириденко заявила о том, что на днях планирует провести дистанционные переговоры с министром финансов США Скоттом Бессентом. Основной темой обсуждения станет возможность финансовой поддержки Украины со стороны США. Об этом она рассказала в интервью для Bloomberg.</p> <p>Также, по ее словам, Кабмин намерен расширить сотрудничество со Штатами в сфере обороны, а именно по закупке систем противовоздушной обороны Patriot и совместного производства беспилотников.</p> Миссия МВФ приедет в Киев в августе - Свириденко после разговора с Георгиевой - ZN.ua	查看 2150	《镜报》	2025-08-02 02:08:15 2025-08-02 13:44:16	word

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