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KOLKATA : All non-minority private schools have to take permission from the state government to enhance fees, the Calcutta High Court recently said, a.
softens, policy moving in the other direction. china slapping export controls on key metals used to nak semiconductors with a chinese official making just a start. this is the western tech curbs put into place. rare earth minerals, which is a market china controls, and is key to the manufacturing of everything from iphones to electric vehicles could be curtailed by china next. meantime, the u.s. reportedly poised to curb china access to cloud services from the likes of amazon and microsoft. if adopted that's a rule that would require government permission before providing the cloud services that use advanced artificial intelligence chips to chinese customers. this is high stakes backdrop by yellen over the next couple of days, and it comes, lindsey, as the chinese economy has not grown as the world expected coming out of the pandemic
rich edson common complaint it takes way too long to get government permission to finish construction project from building gas pipelines to tying wind farms into the power grid. energy companies want congress to speed up the permitting process. >> house republicans are going to put forth our energy package to unleash american energy production. >> the bill would boost oil and gas production. roll back environmental regulations and cut town down the time construction permitting citing permitting delays for setting back the great lakes tunnel. slow offshore farms. the american clean power association says it supports the g.o.p. permitting overhaul writing quote this legislation would create a predictable and timely federal permitting framework which is critical to the future development of america's vast, clean energy resources. though there is on session. >> hr 1 is dead on arrival in
school board positions would go from partisan to nonpartisan. anonymous sources would be deemed fake. the law would make it easier to sue journalists if politicians don't like what they write. they have to register with the government forcing people to get government permission to form an opinion. on abortion the republican legislature doesn't think the 15 week ban goes long enough. they want control of a woman's body at six weeks. they want to make it a felony to drive your undocumented child in school. which, depending on the law is interpreted, could literally mean just living with them. the legislature is eager to clear desantis's path to the presidential nomination by silencing any opposing views or
on and still shining a light into the darkness is erdal. quentin sommerville, bbc news, antakya. but across the border, in northern syria, it's in the northwest of syria, the last rebel—held enclave, that aid officials tell us was the worst hit in this earthquake. but areas in the north under syrian government control have also been hit. that includes the major syrian city of aleppo. the correspondent for the bbc�*s arabic service, assaf aboud, was able to obtain government permission to visit aleppo and we've translated his report for you. translation: we are now in the shahar neighbourhood, one of the areas damaged by the earthquake. aleppo is the closest city to the epicentre of the earthquake. until now, around 400 people have died in the city of aleppo. hundreds of injured
bbc news, antakya. but across the border, in northern syria, it's in the northwest of syria, the last rebel—held enclave, that aid officials tell us was the worst hit in this earthquake. but areas in the north under syrian government control have also been hit. that includes the major syrian city of aleppo. the correspondent for the bbc�*s arabic service, assaf aboud, was able to obtain government permission to visit aleppo and we've translated his report for you. translation: we are now in the shahar neighbourhood, one of the areas damaged by the earthquake. aleppo is the closest city to the epicentre of the earthquake. until now, around 400 people have died in the city of aleppo. hundreds of injured remain in the rubble. in this area, rescue efforts are being supported by government forces in the search
farmland or to invest in american food and agricultural companies. we should protect those critical assets for our own country, i think that's something that members of both parties can keep around and most americans would agree. >> dana: i'm surprised how much they are actually buying. the investors' holding from 2010 was 13,000 acres. 2020, 352,000 acres. and that is a huge amount. do you think you'll have bipartisan support on this? >> i hope so, dana, we're still working with democrats and republicans to try to explain the threat to them and explain what we need to do to stop it. again, in china, you don't just get to leave the country or take your money out of the country without government permission, government oversight. not like america. you can't just go buy a farm in canada. can't get a time share in mexico. the people coming out of china to buy farmland and food and agricultural companies are doing so because the chinese communists want them to.
like mask wearing or something much more serious like grandparents not being able to see the grandchildren or saying it's illegal to have a sexual relationship with somebody outside your own household, this is going way further than the anything east german stasi ever imposed and i think we have to think about this very carefully. i'm not a covid sceptic and i'm not even perhaps a lockdown sceptic, this is a tremendous unprecedented move to limit civil liberties and make them contingent on government permission. the interference in personal life and family life and even among social events among friends is quite extraordinary, and i think we have now set this precedent and it is going to be very hard to reverse. when does this end? viruses mutate all the time. whenever there is a mutant variation is that going
is a tremendous unprecedented move to limit civil liberties and make them contingent on government permission, that the interference in personal life and family life and even among social events among friends is quite extraordinary, and i think we have now set this president and it is going to be very hard to reverse. when does this end? viruses mutate all the time. whenever there is a muted variation is that going to cause the government automatically to resume these oppressive measures? this is a very dangerous little moment. how doesjoe biden respond to that kind of critique? because after all he is actually imposing a vaccination requirement pacifically for example on federal workers? {lin example on federal workers? on federal workers and on companies that has been challenged in congress, recently one of the democratic senators joe recently one of the democratic senatorsjoe mention has said he would come out against that
responsible thing to do. - but when governments can issue edicts, - whether it is something relatively trivial like mask wearing or- something much more serious myl grandparents not being able to see their grandchildren, or saying it is illegal to have a sexual. relationship with someone outside l of your own household, this is going way further than anything _ the east german group ever impose. he had to think about this very carefully. i i'm not a covid—19 . sceptic and not even a locked on sceptic, - but this is a tremendous, unprecedented move to limit civil liberties and make them - contingent on government permission that the interference in personal- life and family life, even among social| events among friends, it is_ quite extraordinary. and i think we have now set this precedent and it's - very hard to reverse. when does this end? versus mutate all the time.