but some are afraid to return to the enchanted harvest. snubbing russia in favor of cutoff, germany signs up for gas supplies from the middle east. it s trying to end the countries reliance on fuels the fund moscow. plus you as president joe biden touches down in south korea, the talks with new liter unit. so pure global security issues is said to dominate the agenda, but bytes and stuff is visit at a computer chip factory will find out why and mountain concern over a rare and potentially deadly illness. the growing number of countries a confirming cases of monkey pox. ah, i been for sewland roches invasion of ukraine is into its 3rd month almost. and javin chance joshua is, are the now residing from the board of directors of moscow based oil company ro sniffed. what has been under growing pressure over his ties to russia? earlier this week, the european parliament called him to face sanctions. if he didn t quit his posts with russian energy firms is also a close friend of la
To supplies due to conflict calmed down a day after saudi arabia pledged to stabilise the market. The neck he is up to. 6 this morning. 1. 2 mac 6 the central bank said it might hold steady on another Interest Rate hike as well. Federal reserve officials are embracing the higher for longer strategy. Thats according to the newly released minutes in the september meeting. The readout shows while people are divided on whether the Us Central Bank will hike rates before the year is out, theyve seen it has spill over effects in Financial Markets everywhere. Higher rates make it more expensive for americans to take out a loan on a house or a car and makes it more expensive for businesses to borrow money through loans or lines of credit, all of which slows growth. Meanwhile, the interest paid on Us Government bonds is also moving toward its highest levels in more than 15 years. That could end up having the same effect as a Fed Rate Hike without the fed having to act. During that september meet
We will have the latest on the escalating conflict. Hello, and welcome to bbc news. We start in israel and gaza, where there has been another night of Missile Launchers and air raids across the border, while the prospect of an Israeli Ground invasion appears to be drawing closer. Here are the latest developments for you. Israel says that more than 1200 israelis are now known to have been killed since her mass since hamas launched attacks. More than 950 people have been killed by israels embodiment of gaza. The only crossing from Gaza Into Egypt At Rafa has been hit by israeli air strikes. All sides of war crimes. Israel has accused hamas of torturing babies and hostages. It was said that israel was planning to starvation as a method of warfare. Strikes against gaza have continued this morning. This was a blast a couple of hours ago. A huge blast, as you can see. This is the seen live in gaza, very hazy background, because the amount of smoke that has been released by missiles means it
Specifically ofcom says its concerned about fees for moving data and technical barriers that can make it difficult to switch providers. And this is a big and growing business. The consultancy mckinsey estimates Cloud Computing could be worth 3tn by the end of this decade. Microsoft said it was committed to competition and would engage with the uk inquiry and amazon said it believed ofcoms findings were based On A Fundamental Misconception of the sector and that the problems had been exxagerated. Raoul lumb is a commercial Technology Lawyer with the London Law Firm Simon Muirhead burton and when i spoke to i started by asking him to explain the importance of the cloud to modern life. I mean, you and me are using it now. So here i am. Im talking to you over sort of voice over internet service. All of the data that im recording with my mic, with my mic and my camera, thats going to a data center probably owned by amazon or microsoft to be processed before it gets to you. So anybody who us
Work to protect properties and critical infrastructure in Teslin, Yukon, continues Wednesday as the community remains under a flood warning. About 18,000 sandbags were filled Monday and Tuesday to help protect areas at risk of being flooded in the community.