And if the rise in real estate rates was the consequence of the Covid and some war in ukraine ? For several months, inflation has been back. It reappeared with the “whatever the cost”, in France and abroad. States, especially European ones, have put a lot of money on the table to avoid the collapse of their economies during confinements. At the end of last summer, Bruno Le Maire estimated the addition of “whatever it takes” at 240 billion euros. A slate which came to inflate a little more our debt (more than 2800 billion euros).
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AA Spectrum Releases 2022 Spring/Summer Series Concept Video “Fear Not”
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
AA Spectrum is co-documentary director Ronald Dick to launch the concept video of “Fear Not”, combined with AA Spectrum’s 2022 spring and summer series clothing, the shooting location is located in Nicosia, the capital of Cyprus, with Helge Mundt as the director of photography and editing, Jonas Edvin Kartens for music production.
The “Fear Not” concept video aims to discuss the step-by-step idea of ”life is like this, everyone is like this”, AA Spectrum hopes to express that everyone has different possibilities. By insisting on using the design language, insisting on the use of independently developed fabrics and tailoring schemes of different silhouettes, the brand impresses everyone who still maintains a strong vision of “self”, expressing the concept of fashion “possibility” and being loyal to oneself.
A distinctive phone appears in the world of Android devices
written by Alexandra Hartman Editor-in-Chief
Vivo revealed the specifications of its new phone, which is expected to be a strong competitor among the latest Android smart devices.
The new iQOO Neo6 SE phone comes with a water and dust resistant body, its dimensions (163/76.2/8.5) mm, and its weight is 190 g.
The new iQOO Neo6 SE phone comes with a water and dust resistant body, its dimensions (163/76.2/8.5) mm, and its weight is 190 g.
As for its screens, it is a 6.62-inch AMOLED screen, its display resolution is (2400/1080) pixels, its frequency is 120 hertz, and its brightness is approximately 398 lumens / m.
Its excellent performance includes Android 12 with Origin OS Ocean, Qualcomm SM8250-AC Snapdragon 870 5G processor, Adreno 650 GPU, 8 and 12 GB RAM, 128 and 256 GB internal memory.
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As for the main camera, it came with three lenses with a resolution of (64 + 8 + 2) megapixels, and the front camera came with a accuracy of 16 megapixels and works with facial recognition technologies.
The phone is equipped with two SIM cards, a USB Type-C 2.0 port, an NFC chip, a fingerprint scanner, and a 4700 mAh battery that works with an 80-watt fast charger.
(Russia Today)
BEIRUT, May 31, 2022 (Xinhua) The new Lebanese parliament, in its first session on Tuesday, elected Nabih Berri, the leader of the Shiite Amal Movement, as its speaker for the seventh time in a row since 1992.
Berri won a session he chaired as the 84-year-old president, whose facts were reported on Lebanese TV screens, with a majority of 65 deputies, with 23 blank papers and 40 null papers out of the 128 deputies who make up the parliament.
With this result, Berri has obtained 33 votes less than the 98 votes he obtained in his election as Speaker of the previous parliament in 2018.
Berri won the votes of the deputies of the “Shiite duo” in Hezbollah (13 deputies and 3 allies), the “Amal” movement (15 deputies), the Druze “Progressive Socialist Party” bloc led by Walid Jumblatt (9 deputies) and independent representatives.
The Christian “Lebanese Forces Party” blocs (19 deputies), the Christian “Phalange Party” (5 deputies), and the Forces for Change (13 deputies) announced that Berri would not be elected.
In a speech broadcast on Lebanese TV screens following his election, Berri called on the new parliament to complete the constitutional requirements on time and reject the vacuum in any authority.
In his speech, Berri said that it is useful for all parliamentarians and blocs to realize “the magnitude of the challenges facing them at a time when they will not have the luxury of maneuvering, especially since the weapon of disruption available in their hands will only lead to a major crime once morest the nation, which is dying with the testimony of everyone.”
He explained that Parliament has the tasks of consolidating climates of civil peace and national unity and rejecting the division that reproduces climates of war between the Lebanese and distributes them on the axes of sectarian and sectarian division.
He called on Parliament to “respond to people’s concerns, pain, aspirations and hopes for the ability to save and change,” stressing the adoption of plans, promises and programs that provide solutions to the many different crises in Lebanon.
He urged members of Parliament to complete the constitutional entitlements on time and reject the vacuum in any authority, calling for the transition in Lebanon from the state of sects, sects and quotas to a state of citizenship, equality and equal opportunities, and a civil state.
The new parliament awaits the entitlements of forming parliamentary committees, in addition to launching the process of forming a new government capable of addressing the economic and financial crisis in the country, as well as electing a new president of the republic, as the term of current President Michel Aoun ends on October 31, 2022.
Berri stressed the parliament’s unity once morest any compromising Lebanon’s sovereign rights in its water and oil resources and not to compromise, bargain or normalize with Israel over these wealth, no matter what the pressures.
Parliament also elected Representative Elias Bou Saab, who belongs to the Christian “Free Patriotic Movement” bloc, which was founded by President Michel Aoun, and headed by his brother-in-law, Representative Gebran Bassil, as deputy speaker of parliament.
Bousaab won 64 votes, compared to 49 votes for MP Ghassan Skaf.
Parliament completed the election of its office by electing MPs Alain Aoun from the Free Patriotic Movement and MP Hadi Abul-Hassan from the Progressive Socialist Party for the Parliament’s secretariat.
Lebanon had turned the page on the parliamentary elections that took place on May 15, and resulted in a new parliamentary map of partisan and political forces in the absence of any significant majority for any party.