Day: July 5, 2024

US military’s secret anti-vax campaign not surprising  Asia Times

Премьер-министр Великобритании Риши Сунак признал поражение правящей Консервативной партии на парламентских выборах и заявил об уходе в отставку, сообщает The Guardian.

АЛМА-АТА, 5 июл (Рейтер) – Остатки на корреспондентских

счетах кредитных организаций в Национальном банке Казахстана на

4 июля снизились до 588,660 миллиарда тенге с 618,005 миллиарда

тенге ранее, сообщил ЦБ.

Ниже следуют данные ЦБ на отчетную дату:

объем в

млрд тенге

04.07.2024 588,660

03.07.2024 618,005

02.07.2024 577,254

01.07.2024 831,377

28.06.2024 665,412

27.06.2024 689,069

26.06.2024 624,267

25.06.2024 921,310

24.06.2024 642,140

21.06.2024 637,607

20.06.2024 595,900

19.06.2024 835,775

18.06.2024 706,651

17.06.2024 557,828

14.06.2024 558,560

13.06.2024 541,457

12.06.2024 510,033

11.06.2024 546,443

10.06.2024 533,463

07.06.2024 595,768

06.06.2024 549,750

05.06.2024 581,376

04.06.2024 540,255

03.06.2024 764,514

31.05.2024 711,719

30.05.2024 615,700

29.05.2024 672,125

28.05.2024 627,745

27.05.2024 475,096

24.05.2024 572,560

23.05.2024 616,338

22.05.2024 668,696

21.05.2024 512,770

20.05.2024 564,117

17.05.2024 646,993

16.05.2024 520,908

15.05.2024 583,443

14.05.2024 515,525

13.05.2024 707,532

10.05.2024 557,633

06.05.2024 726,842

04.05.2024 574,764

03.05.2024 532,609

02.05.2024 574,504

30.04.2024 563,135

29.04.2024 607,151

26.04.2024 623,087

25.04.2024 590,431

24.04.2024 519,034

23.04.2024 549,707

22.04.2024 544,724

19.04.2024 524,982

18.04.2024 681,256

17.04.2024 592,580

16.04.2024 604,787

15.04.2024 620,247

12.04.2024 507,640

11.04.2024 484,542

10.04.2024 485,448

09.04.2024 550,608

08.04.2024 485,813

05.04.2024 605,490

04.04.2024 546,853

03.04.2024 628,863

02.04.2024 682,820

01.04.2024 554,005

29.03.2024 574,750

28.03.2024 562,620

27.03.2024 581,756

26.03.2024 586,742

20.03.2024 586,161

19.03.2024 588,142

18.03.2024 540,406

15.03.2024 586,090

14.03.2024 528,358

13.03.2024 604,468

12.03.2024 525,671

11.03.2024 571,492

07.03.2024 596,105

06.03.2024 732,202

05.03.2024 769,880

04.03.2024 771,091

01.03.2024 634,004

29.02.2024 720,903

28.02.2024 660,185

27.02.2024 609,262

26.02.2024 628,523

23.02.2024 479,627

22.02.2024 458,131

21.02.2024 528,043

20.02.2024 494,965

19.02.2024 541,127

16.02.2024 494,422

15.02.2024 459,661

14.02.2024 550,450

13.02.2024 554,810

12.02.2024 534,567

09.02.2024 542,379

08.02.2024 596,955

07.02.2024 720,332

06.02.2024 703,933

05.02.2024 717,751

02.02.2024 669,660

01.02.2024 676,980

31.01.2024 674,672

30.01.2024 734,065

29.01.2024 689,281

26.01.2024 781,411

25.01.2024 578,834

24.01.2024 582,821

23.01.2024 612,799

22.01.2024 605,056

19.01.2024 552,163

18.01.2024 570,257

17.01.2024 576,309

16.01.2024 585,000

15.01.2024 552,325

14.01.2024 544,381

11.01.2024 517,123

10.01.2024

591,483

09.01.2024 517,843

08.01.2024 511,617

05.01.2024 514,685

04.01.2024 511,623

03.01.2024 740,715

29.12.2023 978,508

28.12.2023 836,217

27.12.2023 682,170

26.12.2023 684,464

25.12.2023 573,336

22.12.2023 634,912

21.12.2023 611,179

20.12.2023 568,236

19.12.2023 676,718

15.12.2023 594,343

14.12.2023 604,398

13.12.2023 650,616

12.12.2023 536,361

11.12.2023 613,252

08.12.2023 669,854

07.12.2023 583,212

06.12.2023 615,607

05.12.2023 817,052

04.12.2023 656,851

01.12.2023 588,955

(Мария Гордеева)

МОСКВА, 5 июл (Рейтер) – Ниже представлены основные

события дня, способные оказать влияние на котировки российских

активов (время московское).

JERUSALEM — The Israeli government has approved plans to build nearly 5,300 new homes in settlements in the occupied West Bank, a monitoring group said Thursday, the latest in a campaign to accelerate settlement expansion, aimed at cementing Israeli control over the territory and preventing the establishment of a future Palestinian state.

Word of the decision emerged as diplomatic efforts aimed at ending the nine-month war in Gaza appeared to be stirring back to life after a weekslong hiatus. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s office said he had decided to send negotiators to resume negotiations. A day earlier, the militant Hamas group handed mediators its latest response to a U.S.-backed proposal for a deal.

Fighting intensified between Israel and Lebanon’s Hezbollah, with the militant group saying Thursday it fired more than 200 rockets and exploding drones into northern Israel to avenge the killing of a senior commander in an Israeli airstrike the day before.

Months of exchanges have literally set the Israeli-Lebanese border ablaze and raised fears of a potentially even more devastating war in the Middle East. Hezbollah has said it will halt its attacks if there is a cease-fire between Hamas — a fellow Iran-backed ally — and Israel.

Israel’s turbocharged settlement drive threatens to further stoke tensions in the West Bank, which has seen a surge in violence since the war in Gaza began on October 7.

The Israeli anti-settlement monitoring Peace Now said the government’s Higher Planning Council had approved or advanced plans for 5,295 homes in dozens of settlements across the West Bank. It also “legalized” three informal outposts as new neighborhoods of existing settlements in the Jordan Valley and near the city of Hebron.

On Wednesday, Peace Now said Israel approved the largest seizure of land in the West Bank in over three decades. COGAT, the Israeli defense body that oversees the planning council, referred questions to Netanyahu’s office, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

Netanyahu’s government is dominated by settlers and their supporters. The hard-line nationalist finance minister, Bazalel Smotrich, himself a settler, has been put in charge of settlement policy and has said his rapid expansion drive is in part intended to ensure a Palestinian state cannot be created. In an escalation over past months, settlers have carried out more than 1,000 attacks on Palestinians, causing deaths, damaging property and in some cases prompting Palestinians to flee villages.

The Palestinians seek the West Bank, east Jerusalem and Gaza – areas captured by Israel in the 1967 Mideast war – for an independent state.

The new housing approvals could also rankle Israel’s ally, the United States, which speaks out against settlements, though it has done little to pressure Israel on the issue.

Gaza’s Health Ministry said Thursday that the number of Palestinians killed by Israel’s campaign in Gaza had climbed past 38,000. The ministry does not differentiate between combatants and civilians in its count. The war began when Hamas-led militants launched a surprise attack on October 7 into southern Israel, killing around 1,200 people and abducting another 250 people.

The revival of cease-fire talks appeared to mark another attempt by U.S., Qatari and Egyptian mediators to overcome the gap that has repeatedly thwarted a deal over the past months. Hamas wants a deal that ensures Israeli troops fully leave Gaza and the war ends; Netanyahu says the war cannot end before Hamas is eliminated.

Israeli negotiators are expected to arrive in Doha, Qatar’s capital, for the talks as early as Friday, with American, Egyptian and Qatari officials present.

A senior Biden administration official said the White House viewed the resumption of negotiations as a “breakthrough” that “moves the process forward” while cautioning that there is still much work to do.

Netanyahu spoke earlier on Thursday with President Joe Biden. Netanyahu’s office said he told Biden that Israel is committed “to finish the war only after achieving all of its objectives” — a reference to the twin war goals of rescuing hostages and destroying Hamas.

Biden made clear to Netanyahu that “it’s time to bring the deal to closure,” said the administration official, who spoke on condition of anonymity to discuss the 30-minute call.

The U.S. has rallied world support behind a plan for a phased cease-fire in Gaza that calls for the release of all hostages still held by Hamas in return for a lasting truce and the withdrawal of Israeli forces from Gaza.

So far, neither side appears to have fully embraced it.

Last month, Hamas suggested “amendments” to the proposal, some of which the U.S. said were unworkable. Talks ground to a halt. After the U.S. put forward a new version, Hamas said Wednesday it sent a new response to Egypt and Qatar. Hamas political official Bassem Naim said the group “responded with some ideas to bridge the gap” between the two sides, without elaborating.

For his part, Netanyahu has given conflicting stances — he has said Israel is committed to the proposal outlined by Biden in a May 31 speech. But in a TV interview last month, he said he was only prepared to make a “partial deal,” and would continue the war “after a pause.”

At its core, the U.S. proposal calls for a three-phase process.

The first phase would bring a cease-fire, a pullback of Israeli forces from all densely populated areas of Gaza and the release of a number of hostages, including women, older people and the wounded, in exchange for the release of hundreds of Palestinian prisoners. After some hostages were released during a November cease-fire, militants still hold around 80 hostages and the remains of 40 others.

During the 42 days of phase one, the parties would negotiate the terms of phase two.

The negotiations are meant to lead to a “sustainable calm” and the withdrawal of all Israeli troops from Gaza – with the release by Hamas of all remaining male hostages in return for an Israeli release of Palestinian prisoners. The third phase would see the return of the remains of hostages.

The transition from the first to the second phase has appeared to be the main sticking point.

Hamas is concerned that Israel will restart the war after the first phase, perhaps after making unrealistic demands in the talks. Israeli officials have said they want the negotiations to lead to Hamas’ removal from power in Gaza — a provision not spelled out in the proposal. They have also pushed for a time limit on negotiations to keep pressure on Hamas and prevent it from drawing out talks and the initial cease-fire.

The U.S. administration official indicated that Hamas has moved from its position demanding guarantees of a permanent cease-fire to begin the three-phase deal. Hamas’ response indicates that there is a “decent understanding of what would have to happen” to move from phase one to phase two, the official said.

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