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Is only a slow down and that back then was the biggest recession in 300 years. it is not in that crisis but in its aftermath and in the shadow of war that ordinary households are feeling the pinch most. while the economy did grow by 0.7% injanuary, official estimates say there was no growth in february and activity unexpectedly shrank in march. and that is before consumers were hit by higher taxes and bills at the start of april. since then, consumers have cut back sharply on nonessential spendi...

With their own wages not keeping up with prices, customers are not spending like they used to. this market survived the internet and the pandemic, but in the last six months, with pricesjumping and business down an estimated 30%, nearly half the traders have walked away. the cost of living has gone up everywhere, all these people are self—employed, they have obviously got to earn a living, and their stock has gone up like my stock has gone up, and i think people are having it hard. even in a r...

Im john vause. this is "cnn newsroom." coming up. moscows victory day parade, with everything from goose-stepping soldiers to the latest intercontinental ba littlist missiles. the only thing missing, victory in ukraine. and were just days away from a senate vote on an abortion bill. why nancy pelosi says she wants a strong republican party more than ever. and the son of a dictator well on his way to presidential victory in the philippines. live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." de...

But theres also concern that the country could be engulfed in the current war in europe, the war in ukraine. thats because a short drive from the capital, you catch glimpses of the russian troops whove been stationed here for 30 years, within the pro—moscow breakaway territory of transnistria. this was the moment masked men opened fire on its government buildings last month. authorities blamed ukrainian infiltrators. ukraine said it was russian special services. its a concerning time for the w...

In the current war in europe, the war in ukraine. thats because a short drive from the capital, you catch glimpses of the russian troops whove been stationed here for 30 years, within the pro—moscow breakaway territory of transnistria. this was the moment masked men opened fire on its government buildings last month. authorities blamed ukrainian infiltrators. ukraine said it was russian special services. its a concerning time for the woman in charge of moldovas security. we do understand that ...

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We dont hear or use? that word is at the center of the debate on many issues in our country including the upcoming supreme court decision on abortion. they decided a case called griswold versus connecticut. connecticut thought it should be outloud. the court found thats you have a right to privacy in the penumbra or the shadow of other rights. the constitution doesnt mention privacy, marriage or contraception. and thus began a debate that has raged for decades. what are our rights? where do they...

Rally russians behind the kremlin. the defeat of nazi germany was a glorious moment in russian history but today, the kremlin is using that victory, using the past, to try to justify the present. its mobilising the patriotic fervour of victory day to secure public support for russias offensive in ukraine. and that continues. kremlin critics warn that what russia is doing now in ukraine, what much of the world calls a war of conquest, casts a shadow over russias great victory in world war ii. thi...

Us," says natalia. "well fight to the end." "they have risen from hell to destroy us," natasha says, "the fascists, the americans, everyone who is against russians." but it was president putin who started this by attacking ukraine. more than two months later, he appears far from victory. he will be hoping that memories of world war ii will at least rally russians behind the kremlin. the defeat of nazi germany was a glorious moment in russian history, but today, the kremlin is using that victory,...

"the fascists, the americans, everyone who is against russians." but it was president putin who started this by attacking ukraine. more than two months later, he appears far from victory. he will be hoping that memories of world war ii will at least rally russians behind the kremlin. the defeat of nazi germany was a glorious moment in russian history, but today, the kremlin is using that victory, using the past, to try to justify the present. its mobilising the patriotic fervour of victory day t...