Президентът на Украйна Володимир Зеленски заяви, че е безотговорно да се водят разговори за провеждане на избори по време на война.
По думите му вниманието трябва да се съсредоточи върху военните предизвикателства. Съгласно действащото в Украйна военно положение изборите са забранени, но Зеленски обмисляшe дали да се позове на специални разпоредби за свикването им – промяна в закона и чуждестранна помощ за тяхното финансиране. Той заяви, че би искал да се кандидатира за втори мандат, ако има избори.
“Сега всички трябва да мислят за защитата на страната ни. Трябва да се обединим, да не се разделяме в спорове. Ситуацията е същата като преди: ако няма победа, няма да има и държава. Нашата победа е възможна. Тя ще се случи, ако всички се съсредоточим върху нея. А не върху политиканстването или търсенето на някакъв личен интерес”, заяви Зеленски.
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There are several factors that contribute to the global imbalance of wealth. Here are five key factors:
1. Economic systems: Different countries have different economic systems that can either promote or hinder wealth distribution. Capitalist systems tend to concentrate wealth in the hands of a few, while social democratic systems aim to redistribute wealth more equally.
2. Globalization: Globalization has led to an increased interdependence of countries’ economies. While this can result in increased economic growth, it can also widen the wealth gap between developed and developing countries. Developed countries often benefit more from globalization, whereas developing countries may struggle to compete and consequently struggle to generate wealth.
3. Education and skills: Education plays a crucial role in generating wealth. Disparities in access to quality education and skills training can lead to unequal opportunities for individuals to earn a higher income. This can contribute to income inequality within countries and across borders.
4. Corruption and political instability: Corruption and political instability can hinder economic development and contribute to wealth concentration. In countries with high levels of corruption, resources may be misused or siphoned off by corrupt officials, preventing wealth from being distributed more fairly.
5. Historical and colonial legacies: Historical and colonial legacies can have lasting effects on wealth distribution. Former colonial powers often left behind unequal systems and structures that perpetuated wealth disparities. In addition, historical events such as wars, conflicts, and colonization have led to the displacement of populations and the exploitation of resources, further contributing to global wealth imbalances.
It is important to note that these factors are interconnected and can influence each other. Addressing these issues requires a comprehensive approach that includes economic, political, and social reforms.