predictions SOCIOECONOMIQUE POUR L ALGERIE

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Apres la récéption des SU 57 par l Algérie , les USA pourraient et souhaiter engager des sanctions socio économiques contre l Algérie .

Meme INDIRECTEMENT ,pas de la manière ANTI-IRAN

L exemple des visas avec le AUE etc ....


On sait que les USA vendent des F35 a l Italie , Israel ....

Affaire de SUPERIORITé MILITAIRE EN MEDITERRANNée OU MARCHANDS DE MARCHANDISES CONTROLéS

autres types de sanctions sur les commandes du VACCIN covid 19

etc

[Boubibtis]

Tiré par les poils du luc.

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" 3 corvettes pour la marine dz pour 2021

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Youtube devenu une poubelle fin décembre, l'Algérie achètera la lune et Saturne

Tout ce battage médiatique mondial juste pour 14 avions



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[Pomaria]

Je ne sais pas si les algériens vont pouvoir manger des corvettes et des crevettes ?!

[MEC213]

Je ne sais pas si les algériens vont pouvoir manger des corvettes et des crevettes ?!

Dates et lait fermenté suffisent
العبو انتم بالكيوي وكولو البنان وحمرو بالكروفات

[m1111]

CE QUE pensent d autres geopolitique

[Scootie]

Gallek leblad chrat corvitat w ennes mazal mataarefch telbess elbavitat

[Tizwel]

Gallek leblad chrat corvitat w ennes mazal mataarefch telbess elbavitat

le chat est porteur de corvid 19..lazem vax1 spécial amchich...

[MEC213]

Gallek leblad chrat corvitat w ennes mazal mataarefch telbess elbavitat

الحيراكيست راحو يشرو الديمقراطية من الغرب وجابوها للجزاير
sans mode d’emploi

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si le vaccin est réalisé a temps :

LA VIE REPRENDRA INCHA ALLAH NORMALLEMENT SON COURS


<<<< LA COURSE AU VACCIN EST DEMARée <<

US vaccine expert predicts life could be back to normal around May


As the number of Covid-19 cases in the United States passed 12 million, the Trump administration’s vaccine program adviser predicted that life in America could be back to normal around May of 2021 as immunization is set to begin.


(Read more: https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...-to-normal-may )



While scientists are focusing on a vaccine for the virus, lets today think about a vaccine for your finances - which have no doubt been affected one way or another by the pandemic.



The Coronavirus (COVID-19) is having a widespread impact across all elements of financial life, including retirement plans. The current global stock exchange turbulence, as a result of COVID-19, will undoubtedly be concerning for people whose retirement savings are spent partly or entirely during these volatile marketplace conditions.



However, making decisions based on what is happening in the short term may be a risky thing to do. It may be tempting, for instance, to consider transferring all your investments into cash or other lower-risk investments - but in doing so, you not only lock in the loss as a result of recent falls, but you may also miss out as the value goes back up, so you'd lose out in the long term also.



Here are our tips on how to navigate these difficult times.





Allow time for Markets to Recover



It is really important to remember that retirement savings are for the long term. If you are young and paying towards a workplace pension, then there's time to your pension pot to achieve growth over the long run and regain the losses caused by the volatility now being experienced in the stock markets. You shouldn't be overly concerned, as you have many working years to come, and this will provide time for markets to recover before you're ready to take your retirement income.



If you are older and closer to retirement, you may have seen your funds 'lifestyled'. This means that your pension will have been transferred into generally less risky funds and invested in 'safer' areas like cash, gilts or bonds, which are lower risk and in the main provide a fixed rate of return. The older you get, the more pension schemes tend to invest in these assets to limit investment risk. But, not all pension schemes provide automatic lifestyling.





The reality of Purchasing an annuity now



An annuity is a retirement income product that you purchase with some or all your pension pot. It pays a regular retirement income for life or for a set interval. If you are intending to retire soon, and were preparing to buy an annuity, in March, the Bank of England cut the base rate twice in just over a week as a further emergency response to the coronavirus pandemic, reducing it from 0.25% to 0.1%. This has meant annuity rates have also fallen.



If you're still thinking of securing an income by buying an annuity, the current volatility indicates the importance of gradually reducing the risk in your portfolio as you approach your anticipated annuity purchase date. Doing so provides greater certainty over the lump sum you will have available to buy your annuity, which in turn will give you clarity over exactly how much secured income you can expect to make from the fund.





Drawdown



Drawdown is a way of taking money from your pension to live on during retirement. You need to be aged 55 or over and have a defined contribution pension to get your money this way. You keep your retirement savings invested when you retire and take money from (or 'drawdown') out of your pension pot.



If the last few months have taught us anything, it is the stock markets can be quite volatile, so because your money remains invested -- and it is usually in the stock market - should you select drawdown you will need to be comfortable that the markets and the value of your pension could fall as well as rise. The upside is that investment growth can provide higher returns and see your pension pot continue to increase in value even though you are taking an income from it.





Keep making Contributions



If you're still in the process of saving for your retirement now might be a great time to think about increasing your pension contributions. Despite the fact that there is short term volatility in markets, increases in contributions over the long term can make a major difference to your eventual retirement fund's value, especially if it coincides with a recovery in the market.





Stagger your retirement



A new study has shown how many pensioners are choosing to stagger their retirement, moving part-time prior to giving up work entirely to make sure their pensions will last for for as long as possible after they fully retire. With people living longer, and with the extra prospect of long term care costs in later life, retirees increasingly know the advantages of having a bigger pension pot.





Professional Financial Advice Counts



If you are about to retire, the amount of exposure you have will reflect both your attitude to investment risk and the time you have until retirement. Most of all, before making any significant decisions concerning your pension, take professional financial advice.



And there's no need to fear - at this stage, we don't know what the long-term consequences of coronavirus will be. An adviser can help you focus on what's important, weigh all your options, and take a balanced assessment of your risks.

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les RUSSES COMMENCENT LA VACCINATION DE MASSE

Russia Begins Vaccinating 400,000 Military Personnel Against COVID
BY BRENDAN COLE ON 11/27/20 AT 7:26 AM EST
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Russia has started the mass inoculation of its armed forces against COVID-19 and is scaling up manufacturing of its flagship vaccine amid a record number of new daily cases.

Russian defense minister Sergei Shoigu said on Friday that 2,500 military personnel had already been vaccinated and tens of thousands more would receive the jab by the end of the year.

"In accordance with the instructions of the president, the vaccination of military personnel against the new coronavirus infection has begun. In total, it is planned to vaccinate more than 400,000 servicemen," he told a military department meeting, according to the news agency Tass.


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A nurse prepares a coronavirus vaccine in trials at a Moscow clinic on September 10. Russia will vaccinate 400,000 military personnel against the disease.
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Shoigu added that 500 military personnel had been involved in a COVID-19 experiment in which they were tested with plasma containing a high number of antibodies. He said it "has already shown its effectiveness in severe forms of the disease."

Russia is working on several COVID vaccines and the government has touted the most prominent—Sputnik V, developed by Gamaleya Research Institute—as having 95 percent effectiveness.


The institute said in a statement patients would need two doses that would be available for $10 each, making it "cheaper than mRNA vaccines with similar efficacy levels." This is a reference to the vaccines being developed by Pfizer/BioNTech and Moderna. Sputnik V will be free for Russian citizens.

On Friday, it was announced that Indian pharmaceutical company Hetero would manufacture more than 100 million doses of Sputnik V under a deal with Russia's RDIF sovereign wealth fund, Reuters reported.

Les russes vaccinent 400 000 militaires

[Scootie]

US vaccine expert predicts life could be back to normal around May

Of which year ? May be the week of the 4 thursdays (la semaine des 4 jeudis)

Sérieux, je ne comprends pas tout cet engouement médiatique pour un vaccin inédit dont on ne sait strictement rien puisqu'on parle d'une technique ,...... révolutionnaire !!

Combien de temps "protège" t-il ? 3 mois, 1 an ? Et les effets secondaires éventuels ?

C'est vraiment triste de constater toute cette précipitation qui, il n'y a pas si longtemps, aurait été inenvisageable !