Russia-Ukraine war, pandemic: How much trouble is the global economy in? | DW News

[@jameswyre6480]

In some ways, for the US and to a lesser extent some European nations this highlights the folly of decades of subordination of all political decisions (as in the US) for the sole benefit of tiny factions of oligarchs and their lobbyists. This fills corporate coffers with subsidies and tax breaks and other advantages from the clear fact that they alone have the protection and attention of laws written after the late 90s when the system ‘weight of power’ changed and voter and small lobby interests possibly forever disappeared as a power in congress in favor of only the largest lobbies. This is why the US failed to better control trade with an autocratic China despite most US manufacturers wanted it-the bigger companies who were multinational controlled the lobby decisions while the medium and small companies were over-ruled in a pure golden rule situation of who has the gold makes the rules. The smaller the circle of power, the smaller the decisions and future of a country become. This is necessarily true. Now the failure to aggressively invest in safer and more reliable nuclear power and food production manifests in Germany and the US with the rolling blackouts and high prices coming this Summer and in the future.

[@Visgirtas]

If putin was a man, and a sane person, we would only have covid do deal with, it's all putin's fault, stop defending nazism and genocide you freak.

[@yingfengxuan]

Yep， I feel since the soviet collpased, the rich in the west no longer hide their selfishness and greed, they no longer share wealth with the poor, but take every chance to steal money, to avoid tax and exploit labor in the poor countries. this is so sad.

[@jeanpaulfelix4095]

you talk to much. It started in 1913. Fiat leads to hyperinflation. mike drop.

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@indothought4184]

I have a pity to european and US citizen. Their people don't even own their nation. Just a $lave# of labour. For other people 😐

[@ZWD2011]

Inflation started to rise well before the war, due to energy price increases and the growth of the quantity of money. The war just aggravated it.

[@pooga5248]

The war gives the politicians a scapegoat, inflation started back in 2020 when they lowered interest rate to .25% and spent trillions

[@mondroid9855]

The sanctions that US and EU imposed to Russia, that makes the worst. The west and its ego..

[@linguafranca7834]

True

[@Drpermer]

Record corporate profits in industries as diverse as oil and meat processing tells us that it has little to do with cost, and EVERYTHING to do with corporate greed.

[@Roc-Righteous]

truth

[@user-wy2iw5vy5u]

Centralized control vs common sense.

[@iamhassan9943]

Such an ignorant statement.

[@eshaybah5581]

pretty sure the cause is russia

[@iamhassan9943]

@@eshaybah5581 Then you need to educate yourself more.

[@southpole4776]

Sanctions russia. Then cries because of supply shortage. Ok

[@startracksha]

200 IQ move :))))

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@sonsautomotive]

The FED printing over 35% of all money EVER in the last 24 months had nothing to do with this....

[@marctemura2017]

We another problem when the Soviet Union fell 25 years ago it flood the world market with Wheat and Fertilizer now that it been taken off the market million will starve and world is set to exploded. Wars car coming. But maybe we can slow it down. President Nixon and Secretary of State Dr. Henry Kissinger had the same problem they hired American and Canadian farms to grow more "Wheat" for the world.

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Proof please?

[@charlesekpima8210]

God bless you for this, what is happening to Europe they have become zombified talking about inflation with out mentioning the excessive printing of money by the US and EU since 2020 the US and EU have printed close to 5 trillion dollars from tin air with out any economic imput

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@encabsss]

@@pietrojenkins6901 if you watch news regularly, you don’t need a proof!

[@charlesekpima8210]

No body is talking about the over 3 trillion the US printed for covid and the EU printed over 1.somthing trillion for covid relief

[@DarkRoomAmbience]

Why would they, it had nothing to do with todays inflation, as the whole world is experiencing it

[@Susieq26754]

Inflation isn't causing this. Its big business, world leaders pulling the strings. Greed and the major corporations are all following the plan. Just like they manufactured WW1 and WW2 and The Great Depression. What I want to know is, What is the Masters of the Universe endgame? A season of wealth, power, lands and people. World Domination, control? Every major world civilization has fell because of their greed and wickedness. Do they think Lucifer will give them eternal life as long as they do his bidding? Create their own hedonistic utopia. Boy are they fooling themselves.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Charles: Sure, we are. First of all, not one dollar of the stimulus payments I received came as printed money. It all came as electronic money--no paper--no ink. I gave it to 2 of my immediate relatives who were on unemployed during lockdown because they do in person services. Thus, all their stimulus money and mine went right back into the economy for their basic maintenance, including State sales tax. You would have disliked a USA pandemic Great Depression worse. The 35 richest nations in the world warned everybody a year ago that they lack funds to fight the pandemic beyond 2022. Published warnings also went out 11 months ago that the window of risk of Global Great Depression opens January 2023 and continues through July 2025. You have had a year to prepare. Have you? USA consumers have been preparing. One financial analyst blamed them specifically last autumn for last summer's shipping container supply chain gut. The affluent have been hoarding against the risk of a Global Great Depression. I bought socks last winter and almost never buy socks. When consumers calm down, inflation will go down because they will stop over buying. THEN we will have a problem because they will not have to buy as much as normal for an extended period. The economy will rest more on the shoulders of the non-affluent then. They have different buying priorities. Affluent consumers are carrying $16T in consumer debt right now. So there is an argument to be made that American labor is more than $16T underpaid, and the USA government has under printed by $16T. I am NOT making that argument by the way. You seem to be concerned with some old fashioned economy notions rather than taking a hard look at the consequences of the 35 richest nations having reported that they cannot afford to fight this pandemic for the long haul. In December 2021, 40% of the world economy was in pandemic recession. Russia's response to its pandemic recession was to go pillaging and looting in Ukraine. The USA was then the ONLY nation on the American continents NOT to be in pandemic recession. Consumer spending and inflation had pulled us up out of ours. Yeah for inflation! Japan had also just pulled itself out of its pandemic recession. I assure you that inflation is to be preferred over great depression, IF we are given the choice. USA and China are 50% of the global economy. Each right now has its unique brand of hysteria. USA's is the result of Dr. Thomas Hofeller having died in 8/2018 and his daughter making his private files public, in which he catalogued Republican illegal activities and declared the Republican leadership had been plotting coup for DECADES. He was very much an insider. (What? You did not read those 20 online articles as they came to urban smartphone news feeds in 2019? You are in luck because they are still online, do you can search his name and catch up.) Russia is manifesting it's own hysteria. I recommend that people get VERY focused on keeping their areas of influence quite normal and concentrate on basic survival: stable housing, strong shoes, a very good cost or two, and savings. Review the 1918 to 1946 economic patterns. That is the most recent pandemic economy. THAT is what we are attempting to avoid. Daniel Defoe's Journal of the Plague Year is background reading. China is following London's past practice. In the USA, we are fortunate. We have a rising labor force 100,000,000. 40,000,000 of them are 18 to 27 and will be through 2035. I rely on them to defy a Global Depression

[@ibabdi3806]

@@DarkRoomAmbience so we should blame Russia, like we should blame Russia for 2008 crisis and change the history books. You are mentally ill

[@deborahfreedman333]

@@peoplewatchingtoday7231 Of course the phrase "printing money" really just means creating money where none existed before, whether physical bills or just a digital representation, the US government just created more money out of thin air. Creating more unsecured money, and pushing it into the monetary system, always produces inflation. We saw it in Greece, in Israel, in Italy, when the government really did just print money. The US was not alone in paying out newly created money. Most of Europe did the same, That is why all these countries are experiencing severe inflation.

[@larryfoy3893]

The problem is printing too much currency. That IS the basic defination of inflation.

[@JanAlleman1]

I mean, that's about 80% of the problem but of course they don't mention it

[@linguafranca7834]

Ack

[@mattiabianchi1517]

You blackmailing yourself, not Russia. Russia still selling to you, you imposed an embargo.

[@unduloid]

Gas prices are mostly so high because of price gauging by the fossil fuel companies.

[@ricecakeboii94]

Welcome to capitalism.

[@startracksha]

No investment earlier - higher prices now. Say "Thank you" to mad Greta.

[@fredfischer4418]

What about the pipelines joe biden slides do the research

[@jeremygibbs7342]

@@fredfischer4418 research shows all oil companies are intentionally underproducing.

[@usa9116]

U$ + UK + UKRAINE = NO MORE EU COUNTRIES!!! U WILL D¡E AS THEY PLANNED!!!

[@Li_Yifei]

I dont see any reason to blame russia about the global inflation since they are still fully open on selling their products.

[@Dave1507]

yeah, but they are also fully open (though less capable as thought) to destroy another country for no rational reason.

[@catadoxas]

@@Dave1507 as if the west never does that... oh wait we do like every 2 years

[@Dave1507]

@@catadoxas speak for yourself, not all of us are US americans

[@catadoxas]

@@Dave1507 im swiss, but if you are in a military alliance and dont hold your allies accountable you are just as guilty (aiding and abetting)

[@catadoxas]

@@Dave1507 nato is literally states hiding behind the objectively worlds worst warcriminals

[@haridasification]

Brandon keeps blaming Putin, but Brandon is responsible for this mess, not Putin

[@minhthuvu2067]

Did he start a war?

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

@@minhthuvu2067 he started sanctions those are hurting global economy & food security. And threatening countries which doesn't comply with his dumb sanctions.

[@minhthuvu2067]

@@jirachi-wishmaker9242 us and eu economy are already bad in 2021, now eu don't want to put all their eggs in 1 basket by depend on russia energy. Eu can't live while bowing to other country

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

@@minhthuvu2067 I agree They shouldn't put all their eggs in a single basket. But, diversifying the energy sector takes years , even decades. This is not something you can do overnight.

[@minhthuvu2067]

@@jirachi-wishmaker9242 they have plan to ban russia gas for several years. They are luckier than my country, we import oil with higher price

[@livefreeordie5769]

Thank God every morning you wake for one more day 🙏🏼

[@henrysantos121]

Amén.🙏. God bless you and your beautiful family peace and love

[@fagreed3938]

it is always easier to blame someone than to admit one's mistakes; this is about the politics of Europe and America and their leaders.

[@matimus100]

Its called Faith

[@fagreed3938]

@@matimus100 strange, I must say, faith. They themselves exposed and are looking for the last one. And as always, Russia is to blame

[@rocketassistedgoat1079]

@@fagreed3938 Lol, mor0n. PURE projection. Russia's to blame, orc. Talk about lack of self awareness. Russia. The authoritarian police state of double-speak.

[@newyorkerjoe123]

War has always been good for the wealthiest One Percent Capitalist elite since they own a lion's share of the military-industrial complex. 🤔 For hard truths, pls read the informative multi-pages 'Ole Fella' comment (on KZbin) at: "China-US tensions: A closer look at the Five-Eyes intelligence partnership / CGTN".

[@fagreed3938]

@@newyorkerjoe123 and in the hands of this one percent 90 percent of the wealth

[@rok1475]

Record corporate profits contribute nicely to inflation

[@ricecakeboii94]

The currency is worth less, so after accounting for inflation those record profits might not be as record breaking. Millionaires used to be rare, I now know many & a couple billionaires.

[@rok1475]

@@ricecakeboii94 after accounting for inflation those profits are still higher than before. Look up the data. Corporate profits rose at a rate higher than inflation. To put it in terms you can understand- corporations increase their prices to account for higher costs and then tuck some extra increases on top.

[@ricecakeboii94]

@@rok1475 source or show me your math. Either ways there’s a handful of millionaires in my neighborhood now & everyday I learn a different friend became a millionaire. You shouldn’t shun other peoples success.

[@thaikumnun8681]

Zelensky is expected to send Arnold Schwarzenegger to Ukraine to beat Russia. Rambo is leaving Hollywood for an impossible undercover mission.!

[@rocketassistedgoat1079]

Russia's losing badly, orc. No need for Rambo.

[@startracksha]

Rambo was played by Stallone :))

[@thaikumnun8681]

@@rocketassistedgoat1079 I don't think so and btw just wait and see in the very near future. R.I.P. Ukraine. Remember my word.!

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@bonganikato3016]

😂😂😂😂

[@danielhutchinson6604]

Victoria Neulands War seems to be driving costs up more than anticipated? "They didn't think it through.".........Conrad Breen

[@stojnsstanichevski7690]

VICTORIA NULAND IS DOSTOEWSKI CARACTER >>CRIME AND PANISHMENT >>RUSSIA ORIGIN HATE RUSSIA AND DESTROY EUROPE AND USA WITH HER DELUSINAL STATE OF MIND

[@deniseorourke7235]

I remember a time as a child where we all grew our own veggies every backyard in Australia had a chocko vine strangling their fence. So last summer and this winter I chose to grow zucchini’s pumpkins strawberries cucumbers spinach and I don’t think I had to buy many from the shop It’s time for the government to start handing out seeds

[@wizard7314]

I don't think you get it. Most of us don't have room to grow anything. Because we can't afford houses. If you're rich enough to own your own home and spacious backyard then you aren't in trouble. Good for you. But your comment is like 'let them eat cake'.

[@gusknaub916]

Holding your hand out to your government is to unbecoming. Grow a set and do for yourself

[@gusknaub916]

@@wizard7314 BS------I lived in an Apartment for 3 years and grew on windowsills

[@petergrammortensen1884]

I really would love DW to do a proper breakdown of the causes of this inflation. Giving a short supply demand explanation as the cause and blaming the war makes no goddamn sense. Let me explain why... Wheat is harvested in July-August, meaning that supply hits will come in 2-3months from now (at the earliest). Demand hasn't changed, unless pasta or bread suddenly skyrocketed as the health food of the year without me noticing. This is sheer trader profit gouging under the cover of warfare as an excuse without journalists holding then accountable. It's like watching the world most expensive magic trick.

[@pietrojenkins6901]

Everybody does that even small street vendors raise prices in times of civil mayhem or supply constraints.

[@wvv6998]

The inflation is mostly due to economic expansion during the pandemic (printing money and distributing it). Ukraine war has little impact on top. Crazy how the msm is framing this 😕

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Peter: Inflation will exist until consumers calm down and stop hoarding. The world was notified in soring 2021: the 35 richest nations lack funds to fight the pandemic after 2022. The window of risk fir a Global Great Depression starts January 2023 and rubs through July 2025. Are you adequately prepared? Read about the economic cycle from 1918 to 1946. Speed up that cycle for a digital economy. THAT is the fear upon which the hoarding is based.

[@tubester2023]

Peter, you said it right, its greed more than anything else. All the corporates in my country India that were struggling before the war and pandemic are suddenly making sky high profits? how come?

[@saul1658]

I agree with the Robin Hood idea. If us peasants are feeling it maybe the elite should help carry some of this global burden.

[@Darryl1963D]

Hmmmm...I am off to buy a bow and arrows....

[@richjohnson7362]

@@Darryl1963D already have them and no FAC requires for bows and arrows haha

[@no-oneinparticular7264]

Does this mean the Peasants are revolting???? 😆 🤣

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Saul: So, vote the deceitful GOP OUT.

[@tomsmithok]

I've been hearing nothing but bad news for the past 8 months, I would love for something good to happen in the world.

[@circleofsorrow4583]

There are rumours that Vladimir Putin is incredibly ill and that a coup is in motion against him. This will prove true or not very soon, so we just have to wait and see. The bad news is that a crazy dictator on death's door might not care so much about starting nuclear Armageddon 🤷‍♂️

[@haroldcruz8550]

$40 billion aid to Ukraine is good.

[@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905]

The war in Ukraine maybe a blessing because forces EU to move to renewable Green Energy😀👍

[@Urbanhunter49]

Zelensky was caught fluking Peloski

[@palmsranger1090]

@@haroldcruz8550 yes great, feed the war machine, kill more people for absolutely nothing!

[@slr150]

Wow inflation even after printing so much $!

[@pappap1702]

Inflation is the result of all that "free" money.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Sir: Inflation is caused by frightened consumers hoarding. They don't even use printed money. They use plastic or electronic digital transfers. Duh. Inflation will stop when consumers calm down. Some of them continue to spend money they have both even earned yet. But maybe you didn't read the announcement a year ago when the 35 richest nations reported they lack funds to fight the pandemic beyond 2022. The window of risk of a Global Great Depression opens January 2023. Are you ready? Are you going to over spend like other consumers to get ready by 2023? We were informed last week that the Global Economy is expected to slow down 2% to 4% in 2023. That is not enough to set of a Global Great Depression, though some regions will need help with obtaining food and heat. Thus, it looks like you have a year and a half to prepare. We were informed in June 2021 that the window of risk of Global Great Depression extends through July 2025. I have not seen that reassessed yet. You don't bother to scan the daily headlines in a news feed app, right? So you miss all the best survival financial info.

[@lui8586]

Well Nato needs to back off from adding new members. Let's see putin agreed to stop and negotiate. If this continues Russia has food, oil and gas. So he is in a very good position.

[@minhthuvu2067]

He's not gonna stop war in Ukraina, he went to far

[@sionbarzad5371]

highest profits in 25 years for oil majors, no I'm not gonna be looking for some silly excuse like the govt

[@techcafe0]

European countries totally addicted to Russian gas… what could possibly go wrong? 🤔

[@startracksha]

1) Get addicted to Russian gas 2) Steal 300b from Russia. Sounds like a good long-term plan :))))

[@catadoxas]

@שן גםל, from the ethically flawless gulf states ofc

[@Yamamaass]

Not only gas, also oil, sunflower oil, wheat, fertilizer, rare earth, niken, gold, platinum, etc even nuclear materials for power plant

[@henrysantos121]

We need just peace worldwide.god bless everyone.🙏.

[@rogermartinez78]

I completely agree with you but peace is not always free and you always have to be ready for war, unfortunately!

[@Urbanhunter49]

Support Russia for world peace...World needs someone to keep US expansion on check

[@evilnet1]

@@Urbanhunter49 Russia was the aggressor this time around, not the US.

[@FkCCPspiesinYT]

NATO just keep Ukraine and give Germany to Russia. Everyone’s happy.

[@davidc2072]

The solution is UBI. Universal Basic Income. Increase taxes on the ones who can afford to pay 20% over asking for homes.

[@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905]

20% over asking for homes?pl. Explain😊

[@tomlavelle8340]

It’s not blackmail, it’s retaliation.

[@hengjessica5930]

Goods manufactured in China are cheap. If goods are to manufacture in the west, it will cost more, and this will lead to higher inflation. Not to mention every country is currently facing high energy costs, food shortages, logistic problems and so on.

[@eurofartz3893]

How can EU compete against Asian giants in manufacturing with expensive gas prices? European countries lag behind in technology in most sectors.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Euro: That is because the EU economy is specialized in tourism/hospitality. European socialism is paid for by tourists. Tourism has been down drastically because of the pandemic. Europe decided not to keep a diversified economy. European labor preferred to work in the tourism industry. It is more fun.

[@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905]

Dont worry about Eirope€€€€€€€€€

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

@@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905 Don't worry about Europe? Have you read the plague and pandemic history of Europe? It is European tradition to go looting and pillaging each other when plague/pandemic recessions/depressions hit. Europe pulled the world into 2 (two!) World Wars during the first half of the 1900s. Read the economic history of 1918 to 1946. Europe spread empire and slavery around the world for CENTURIES. Europeans slaughtered the indigenous peoples of the Americas over centuries and brought smallpox, chicken pox and syphilis to the Americas. Europeans did the same elsewhere. The peoples of the world have EVERY provocation to worry about Europe. The 35 richest nations publicly announced a year ago that they lack money to fight the pandemic after 2022. Multiple financial analysts State that the window of risk of a Global Great Depression opens January 2023 and remains open through July 2025. Are YOU ready to get through 5 to ten years of a Global Great Depression? What in heck do you think is motivating USA consumers to go into $16,000,000,000 of personal debt during a pandemic? Urban USA consumers got the warnings on their smartphone news feed apps in April -- June 2021 and have been building their stockpiled of necessities for a YEAR. Be complacent, if you insist, but do so at your own risk. Everyone else is free to figure out the most peaceful and constructive self-protection they can. A key reason we worry about Europe is that Europe works shorter hours, shorter days, shorter weeks, shorter months, takes longer vacations, and indulges in far more expensive, socialist benefits BUT comes begging to American taxpayers to rescue Europe -- repeatedly. Then Europeans add insult to injury by taunting USA working class for working longer hours, longer days, longer weeks, longer months, taking fewer vacations, and receiving fewer benefits. We HAVE TO in order to build the financial strength to REPEATEDLY rescue Europe. Saying 'don't worry' is misinformed and ill advised. While Europe is taking two hours off for lunch, USA is working 2 and 3 jobs to make ends meet, including taxes to RESCUE Europe. Americans can't afford to be complacent. Too many nations depend on our help.

[@harukrentz435]

@@peoplewatchingtoday7231 im pretty sure EU economy is specialized in monetary service or if im being blunt, money laundry.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

@@harukrentz435 I believe it is called 'finance.' Trump had access to 'diplomatic pouches until the pandemic closed international borders. He seemed angry about international borders being closed. Maybe he didn't get everything he wanted to into Swiss vaults. Diplomatic pouches are never opened by customs agents. Also, he didn't have to carry them, himself. He had two members of his family available to currier. Here in the USA--Have you heard?--we have had 'financial engineers'. They have BS or MS in electrical engineering, are employed by financial institutions, and manage currency flow instead of current flow. It's true. I discussed the field with one I met. Interesting. Europe has long had a reputation for decadence.

[@ripplingeffect9339]

Lift those silly sanctions, get Putin back to the negotiating table and let's all get back to our normal lives

[@pktdbgnzwl]

@rippling 💩💩💩

[@michael5520]

Not gonna happen cos US making a lot of money

[@iracalisto6283]

Nah, what's the point. When there is still money to be made (sarcasm)

[@ShyamSunder-md4pf]

Few months ago 😂 he was saying inflation is good

[@PHlophe]

Shyam sundar , who did though ?

[@dindoonuttinman2781]

Sleepy Joe

[@pktdbgnzwl]

The Greed of business is to blame.

[@encabsss]

Welcome to capitalism!!!

[@eurofartz3893]

Rouble getting stronger, gas prices destroying manufacturing sector & now world is facing food crisis. NATO has proved that it's still Relevant !!!

[@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905]

lol. It has to win the RACE with China...

[@BhadreshSolanki]

Europe has been getting the best energy prices till now(by direct trade thru russian pipelines), and now ideological divergence (trade with countries that shares "our" values) is going to double and triple the energy and raw material costs for Europe which in turn will result in more and more inflation within Europe.. and who is to blame? I am sure that's not on Russia, it's self inflicted pain..

[@BurnBird1]

It's in no way self inflicted

[@faisalmohamed7744]

Да

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

@@BurnBird1 it is

[@cherubimcherubim9515]

Convenient to blame Russia n China. Lol

[@bonganikato3016]

It gets the people riled up.

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First was the invisible enemy then came the visible enemy

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[@marilenaganea6578]

Tax the rich or we will end up eating the politicians who allowed this situation to go on for way too long

[@startracksha]

Euro are not that tasty, and give too much smoke while burning.

[@marilenaganea6578]

@@startracksha I think you have some comprehension issues

[@vipinkrishna9737]

Some countries are supplying weapons in the Russian Ukraine War and developing countries are suffering

[@nottooherbal]

Good questions and answers which are important to be thinking about these days .

[@Gurci28]

Defense spending generates jobs directly and can improve economic output indirectly through the spillover of technology and human capital to the civilian economy. However, defense spending also has opportunity costs because it diverts resources from government programs that might do more to promote growth. Jobs are a big part of the economic impact of military spending. 0:47 [Investopedia; RAND]

[@davidwong1848]

Blamed Russia 🇷🇺 and China 🇨🇳 😂 😂 😂 🤣

[@ea7366]

Lol

[@goupigoupi6953]

I blame Biden's climate policies.

[@alphatucana]

"Otherwise, we might see social unrest."

[@Therealdoncorleone_]

Americans suffering why y’all don’t use the money to help citizens

[@jburt56]

It's Fed money printing.

[@standingalone001]

Western leaders are to blame.

[@woobykal68]

NEVER WASTE A GOOD CRISIS.

[@Yamamaass]

Punch on rock, get broken arm. Then blame the rock. Hahaha

[@karim.mmmmmmm]

Money printing?? Fed balance sheet 4 to 9 trillions ?? Hello ?? Anybody here ?

[@dannyboy8850]

More weapons = more killings. Recession is on the horizon with the exorbent energy cost in Europe. You should really ask yourself as to why and how we got ourselves into this situation.

[@eurofartz3893]

Rouble getting stronger, gas prices destroying manufacturing sector & now world is facing food crisis. NATO has proved that it's still Relevant !!!

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Danny: Russia is an aggressor nation. That is how this situation came to be.

[@dannyboy8850]

At the time when Soviet Union was dissolved, NATO agreed not to make any territorial advances towards Russia. NATO broke its promise and made advances 14 times despite multiple warnings from Russia. It is pretty clear that NATO has been acting under the direction of the US. It should not be difficult to determine who the aggressor is. 😉

[@mikewhite1906]

It's called greed.

[@georgeyao436]

Also corporate greed taking advantage of the current shortage and supply chain issues.

[@dogfinger.6365]

When Putin sneezes, the West catches cold.

[@jacksparrowcapitan3232]

So Europe decided to suffer for Ukraine instead of helping solving this problem, good for peans

[@henrybadiukiewicz8812]

He must smoked the bubble.... see how talkative and articulate he is now??? Daths Methed up man!

[@strechinpick]

The govt spending and policy??????? Cmon media!

[@throwaway8401]

we see all this bad happening in the world and Bidin is the coz of all this

[@deepakgeorge5871]

Appreciate the german people dedication to Ukrainain democracy even after their own misery.. Hope this suffering ends soon..

[@jeromemorvan7092]

@Deepak George .The term that" HOPE SPRINGS ETERNAL"! is meant only in a SPIRITUAL CONCEPT,NOT IN THE PHYSICAL. Face Reality Sir.Thingd always get worse before they get better ,though nothing lasts forever besides Natural Stone . SHALOM 🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@deepakgeorge5871]

@@jeromemorvan7092 unfortunately for every one hope is not legally valid term that will be beneficial. If you are hungry hope will not give you food.. hope will not give you home legally as per constitution.. that is problem.. hope is a word that is relevant for religions..

[@jeromemorvan7092]

@@deepakgeorge5871 You are so right ! But my summation was because of the statement you made .."Hope this ends soon soon !" SHALOM

[@deepakgeorge5871]

@@jeromemorvan7092 That hope unfortunately will be in vain in reality.. anyway hope is not illegal though..👍🙏

[@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905]

War probably over spring2023. Everything flourish😀👍

[@fubar.1]

The price rises are just corporate greed, record profits and record dividends give out says it all.

[@aciecacieckuot133]

Senseless war.

[@Hope-un5wv]

Grow your own and allotments should be a thing now.

[@thefrostbee4182]

Very good point! allotments were often used for partial food consumption by families. i got my own allotment garden, and they should be more common at this point! decentralising the way people access food, water, shelter, and other basic neccessities is always good! centralisation leads to harm

[@loboplateadostacker]

NEVER mentioning excessive money printing, debt and irresponsible monetary policy as causes of inflation is deeply dishonest!! Inflation is a silent tax!

[@Rawdiswar]

If only more people were economically literate.

[@baldersn4474]

Not stopping Energy Companys making record profits though is it ? Time for a windfall tax in the UK..

[@disanKh]

Send more weapons to end war immediately so that you can get cheap gas......

[@manatee2500]

We must pull together and endure the discomfort it is nothing compared to being invaded.

[@lucianoosorio5942]

I hope this war ends soon for Ukraine. The prices for gas are ridiculously high. Slava Ukraini. Let’s hope they win

[@AngeleyesLinda777]

Gas prices ate not from war, its from biden, even if war ended to day, the prices will still rise due to this administration bad decisions

[@jeff-sp1fy]

It’s going to end with a smaller Ukraine and a billionaire zelensky.

[@jamalaziz5021]

If u want ukraina to win, I dont think this war will be end soon

[@Humanbeing01]

Ukraine was loser and will remain loser. Russia will win.

[@ags4058]

How this war ends soon... if more country pour weapons... ??? .... I can not say Russia win with many casuality, therefore Russiya to compensated that, by take more teritory.. ...

[@RazorMouth]

$8 per gallon, still high but get your figures right FFS 🙄

[@Scar626]

1:28 - Uh, nope. That's a lie. Wasn't it said that the sanctions will continue, whether this war end or not? Also it's no up the the Western countries For all we know going forward Russia could still say no to selling it's resources.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Scar: Russia has proven itself to be a faithless business partner and a breaker if the rule of law in the international community. Many USA companies won't be returning to Russia to do business until Russia behaves in a civilized manner. Argue with them, not me. I am not in business

[@explorewalkingtour]

The global economy is deteriorating due to the war, Europe is facing a crisis, rising commodity prices, no gas. Global oil prices soar, prices of goods, food, medicine are all rising. Do you really want to live in this situation? How has war benefited people?

[@startracksha]

Say "Thank you" to your politicians, and to mad Greta.

[@explorewalkingtour]

@@startracksha Am not think so

[@sakibbarimondol4641]

War benefited none except USA

[@startracksha]

@@explorewalkingtour Then whom do you blame?

[@binupg166]

All global leaders were silent about Russian Ukraine war. All were silently watching everything. Like street dogs two countries were fighting. Now realized the gravity of a war. Recognized the consequences of war. Nothing to say . I don't know when will we get peace loving and nonviolent leaders.

[@myplane150]

2 bucks a liter is not 10 bucks a gallon. It is about $7.60 per gallon. High yes, but not 10. Still, I thought we in America paid a lot...☺

[@startracksha]

Go on, support Democrats, LGBT, BLM and mad Greta. You'll see 20 per gallon this winter.

[@jarls5890]

Here in Norway we have already seen prices around $3 per liter. (25-27 NOK). And we produce a lot of oil (for our population size).

[@startracksha]

@@jarls5890 Norway always was an expensive country. But that's gross.

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@jarls5890]

@@indothought4184 The peak gasoline price was in January and early Feb. Before any sanctions.

[@raspberries97]

It's a little bit strange, but food prices in the Netherlands are still OK 🇪🇺 I've seen only tomatoes and some kinds of meat became significantly higher 🤔 (I don't use sunflower oil) Never be dependent on Russia again. Russia is insane and the country should be completely punished and economically isolated.

[@MrNeversweat]

And that little Netherlands will punish Russia, give me a break

[@TeddyKrimsony]

They're no more "insane" than the USA though

[@usa9116]

U$ + UK + UKRAINE = NO MORE EU COUNTRIES!!! U WILL D¡E AS THEY PLANNED!!!

[@dispatch-l2x]

ahahahah

[@Hephaestios01]

Why is rice in short supply? The top 3 producers and exporters of rice are China, India and Indonesia. Russia isn't in the top 10. How is trade in rice effected?

[@user-yy3jv1yw8n]

BLAME US-NATO WEF ...... BLAME THOSE WHO TAKE MORE THAN THEY GIVE. THOSE WHO LIVE IN BIG HOUSES AND HAVE COOKS AND SERVICE PERSONNEL versus THOSE WHO LIVE ON THE STREET AND HAVE F-ALL!!!

[@incipidsigninsetup]

Much of these soaring prices is just straight up price gouging. These companies.panies aren't taking a loss and infact many of them are seeing record profits. It's easy to price gouge and then point and blame the government. It makes you unaccountable to the populace while getting praise from the shareholders.

[@solojavaisland3148]

USA imposes economic sanction to most of the major n small countries which produce bulk commodities in cheap one, while US n EU need that one with more enhanced ly n efficient ly end products. Big money spending too much for weapon n wars but less spending for producing commodities domestically. Germany may help allies but not to sucrifice own people, be balanced and rational.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Solo: USA is massively productive. The USA work force is one of the most productive in the world. Also, the USA has a 100,000,000 rising work force born 1996 to 2020. If you don't want to buy from or sell to the USA, don't. We don't need it and can get along without. We have enough for our own needs. We buy and sell with you to be good neighbors in the world. Maybe you don't like that we use contracts.

[@ericanssems6933]

Local manufacturing could be a solution

[@L_a_d_a_]

L'audacieuse Christelle fait un reportage en direct de Donetsk, sa chaîne YT "Donbass insidar"

[@robertwhitelegge6000]

Politicians and the rich, there is the problem, European politicians have let the people down, i don't see them struggling for food or energy in there mansions. Russia have tough us a lesson.

[@adrin8394]

Global inflation for the masses but high profit growth for the oligarch in US obviously

[@dirgsuite5546]

The first duty of any government is to provide affordable energy and food and economic stability to their citizens. The EU should have taken matters in their own hands, ignored the US interests and negotiated with Russia to avoid this War. Putin's demands, not to invade, were simple and clear and very negotiable with a far better outcome than now. A better outcome for Ukraine as well. Two of the three demands were in reality fact. The third demand, a Russian Donbas, would end a devastating ongoing civil Ukrainian war. Instead, EU citizens are told a new cold war, weapons and sanctions are needed. Needed for who?

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

Dir: Not what we are hearing in the USA. What we are getting even through independent KZbinrs is that EU is pushing the panic because they fear Russia will pick them off one by one if they don't take a stand somewhere. I refuse to argue the matter with you because I am only in the role of parrot here. The only push I detect inside the USA is from the moral citizens who want the rapes of children, women, men, and elderly women by Russian soldiers stopped. For THAT cause, American citizens are willing to have their taxes raised.

[@jeffreyharris3440]

Putin's demands are a complete surrender by a far stronger, far more functional series of governments and peoples. His demands are to subsume the hopes, dreams, and freedoms of a population higher than the population of his own country. Putin's demands are for an iron curtain to fall once more and crush the people of Ukraine, Poland, Romania, Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, and a dozen other countries and peoples. Putin's demands are completely unreasonable, and ignore the natural human rights of peoples that yearned for 45 years to be free of the boot of Moscow. Putin can't even run his own country, let alone reestablish the Warsaw pact well. With the world's worst rates of HIV, drug-resistant Tuberculosis, and alcoholism, you would have us ignore promises made to new democracies. He is so incompetent that his invading army ran out of fuel the first day, and food the third day. You would have us abandon the free peoples of the east, for your convenience. It is not the "interests" of the US that are in jeopardy, because you can't drive a T-72 to Washington DC - but you can drive one to Berlin. Those Russian 152 MM artillery shells will never land on New York, but they can be towed to Frankfurt. We are concerned about your physical security, tankie.

[@magiclamp4644]

Unfortunately, most people don't understand that. 🤷‍♂️

[@fahimimtiaz7239]

Only if European leaders were bold enough to make their own decisions. Unfortunately all of them are vessel of USA

[@oscarwindham6016]

The answer, COMPETENT LEADERSHIP!

[@SA-ix6nm]

Go take rest ! Live and let live

[@jamespkinsella5018]

Wake up it's the large doging/non-paying taxpaying corporations that are gouging up the prices. Just check their turnovers and profits.

[@Delosian]

With Europe having food shortages, perhaps stop inviting everyone to move to Europe?

[@The.ImperiumofMen]

You mean stopping bombing ppls homes nd forcing them to come to Europe.

[@justsaying3788]

We don't need sanctions we need food

[@chickenchoker9000]

Good job Brando 👏

[@12villages]

Ukraine and russia are very important for the developing world as 95% of the goods from western nations are unaffordable. Most of the developing world would like nothing less than to create a clear separation between the wests wars and its effects on the developing economy.

[@startracksha]

Come and buy everything you need. Payment in rubles.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

12: The rest of the world can learn to make the same stuff for themselves. China has. It can be achieved in less than one lifetime. During the late 1950s and early 1960s, rural Americans still had ice boxes instead of refrigerators, lacked hot running water, cooked and heated their homes with stoves that burned wood and dried cow dung, and had septic tanks or outhouses instead of sewers. Lots of Americans took factory jobs they hated in order to improve their standard of living. Most knowledge upon which western products are based is now free online. The West dies not keep the rest of the world down! Illiteracy keeps mist of the rest of the world down. Illiteracy is CULTIVATED by the elite in developing nations. Look at India. Most in India are still illiterate. India STILL lacks enough teachers necessary to produce a literate nation. The West is NOT to blame. The elites in developing nations blame the West to deflect anger away from themselves. Wise up.

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

@@peoplewatchingtoday7231 listen clown "Monopoly" India's literacy rate is well over 75%.

[@peoplewatchingtoday7231]

@@jirachi-wishmaker9242 Then you need to have some authority update the data online. Standard statistical reports online are that 1) 75% have the ability to read and write at the level of a 7 year old, 2) a 40% national entry rate into high schools (but that article last year said almost all only stay one year to get enough English for employment, and 3) what was it a 10% to 15% college graduation rate. You cannot bully me about India. I spent a month there traveling around on the specific invitation of a former ,(retired) head of the India Federal Bank--whatever is completable to the USA Treasury. I was also entertained in his home. I regularly ask people in Washington, D.C., who are from India whether the conditions of the coming people have improved, and they merely shake their heads. USA lacks enough teachers for public schooling. When California finally got the budget to drop the student/teacher ratio from 33/1 to 20/1, the State of California could not even obtain enough APPLICATIONS to fill their quota of hires IF they had hired every applicant. California has the 5th ranked economy in the world--a distinction India claims. I am completely certain India lacks sufficient public school teachers for its population. I also keep asking people here from India whether the middle class and higher has increased above 17% of the population and have been told, 'Not yet.' I would think that with all the English call center work India gets that the young er generation would be getting better established. You don't bother to define your concept of 'literacy.' A typical USA newspaper is defined as written st the 8th grade reading level. That would not include the NY Times and the Washington Post. They are at a higher reading level. Mass circulation magazines such as Time, Newsweek, People, and so forth are written at a USA high school reading level. In the USA, professional journals are written at a college level. In the USA, a high school diploma i is defined as completion of the childhood curriculum. The adult curricula are in the community colleges, the colleges, the universities, and SOME but not all on the job training programs. Lots of on the job training programs are NOT above high school level. I have had university Ed Psych and doctoral level Economics of Education. I am not challenging the INTELLIGENCE of the people of India. India is such an ancient civilization that much of the soil is depleted. Also, India NEEDS at least the 25% college graduate demographic that USA has. USA might not even reach that level among the 100,000,000 born 1996 to 2020. When college degrees became available to the masses after WWII and during the 1960s, there was great enthusiasm for university degrees. Current young Americans are not so enthusiastic. USA significantly drains India of its engineers and scientists who come here for MS degrees, get jobs here and stay and bring their parents. I personally knew a physician from India who was unable to pass the California licensing requirements. Elevating the rural people in India is a complex issue. Saying the problems don't exist avoids solving them. Genuinely, I would come back and try to help, but I would sicken and die in the conditions there. I git salmonella within the first 5 days and one member of our party went straight into the hospital from the airplane arriving in LA for treatment of 106 F fever and dangerously rapid weight loss during the flight from India. And we had obeyed instructions to avoid Calcutta. There were dead bodies on the sidewalks of Delhi, and people walked around them as though they were everyday occurrences. I asked the driver, and he said, "Oh, they probably either froze to death overnight or died of starvation overnight."

[@jirachi-wishmaker9242]

@@peoplewatchingtoday7231 Literacy rate is not equals to people who pursue higher education. It's same all over the world. There are "Dropouts".

[@vasileiosntinas7833]

imagine in what mess we are living.What is the role of E.U.?

[@marinaclarasanchezsuarez2905]

The war Will b over probably spring 2023😀👍

[@420Crush]

Well I'm sure people still blame trump...

[@israelelohim4469]

Global financial reset possibly ?🙃🙂

[@Gurci28]

World military spending continued to grow in 2021, reaching an all-time high of $2.1 trillion. This was the seventh consecutive year that spending increased. As a result of a sharp economic recovery in 2021, the global military burden-world military expenditure as a share of world gross domestic product (GDP)-fell by 0.1 percentage points, from 2.3 per cent in 2020 to 2.2 per cent in 2021. The US military burden decreased slightly from 3.7 per cent of GDP in 2020 to 3.5 per cent in 2021. China, the world’s second largest spender, allocated an estimated $293 billion to its military in 2021, an increase of 4.7 per cent compared with 2020. 1:41 [SIPRI]

[@tomlavelle8340]

It will only get worse

[@james4299]

Why are the shopping markets not giving to the poor its just greedy rich people

[@geezeuspoker]

Soaring prices happening in an attempt to keep my name out of main stream. Wake up

[@justinwalker615]

We’re fighting bad decisions here in the US and we’re fighting bad decisions to give our money not to the American citizens that needed it but to another country

[@firas9102]

Being ignorant is a blessing huh?

[@michaelstevens3479]

UK uses both hands as it cannot part with our money quick enough civil srevants actully get a bonus if they sign the cheques post haste This is not a joke. because they have a deadline before the next years budget kicks in.

[@ucuppsani6767]

Bidump only for FOOL n Old people

[@artman12]

You’re not giving it to another country. You’re giving the money to American military corporations so that they can “donate” their weapons as “aid”.

[@indothought4184]

ITS not Ukraine war pandemic. ITS Europe Foolish Pandemic. Giving sanctions that hurt themselves 😆

[@HEHEmehe]

This drives me nuts!!! Everyone can see clear as day. Who and why this is going on. It astonishes me completely. How they can just do this. Then use the media like we didn't see it or know.

[@JayDeeChannel]

Russia is to blame for this chaos. And it’s going to get worse.