a social with with we will work closely together of the un within the framework of the security council, where brazil is currently a non permanent member. and india should become a permanent member. the big un security council pass the message from russian foreign minister again, love roth, as he's dogs, a 5 day trip across latin america. as a wrong announces a new era for the middle east. the push for p. m. and the new phase with the latest christmas world for the right call, there's a crisis in the war torn country has been largely ignored by the international community. and he's not making the headlines anymore and to we shouldn't forget about him because even if the conflicts and today they need to fill in that

class more than 180 dead, and 10 times more wounded in sudan as classes between the national all me on the rapid support forces power military, rachel, and for a 3rd day with a very welcome. this is not the international with the very latest world news updates. great to have you with us. russia has endorsed brazil's bid for permanent membership at the un security council. the statement was made by foreign minister, so again, louder off off the talks with his brazilian counterpart, more vieira in the countries capital from good. as part of our common efforts to promote a fair reform of the mechanisms of global governance institutions. we will work closely together at the un within the framework of the security council, where brazil is currently a non permanent member. we have reformed today, our support for brazil's bid to obtain permanent membership at the security council,

just as we support india's bit. and in this regard, we also support the need to satisfy the interests of the african continent. w whistle is the 1st stop and say, galen roth, visit to latin america, which will also take him to venezuela, nicaragua, and kiva. well, for those top diplomatic plays, the tate little with t goal is to strengthen will clearly beneficial cooperation between countries and politics. trade, the economy and education. auntie correspondence simeon center, all reports from brazil into they with such we are sending now it's a to marashi palace, which is home to brasilia and pouring the relationships all face. it is the 1st solve of a large journey of a russian foreign minister, sergey lovegrove. through a latin american countries, and it's already has been quite a journey because we have to admit that he took us almost 24 hours to get here from moscow because of their flights restrictions in the european countries here in the

capital of brazil, the russian foreign minister has had a series of meetings, for example, he met so with his counterpart, ah modo, the ada. of course, they talked about their relationships between the 2 countries, about the economic situation about this strategic corporations. and brazil was once again happy to hear that russia is in favor of feats becoming a permanent, a un security council member. and of course, they talked about the situation in ukraine. you know, they, it was somebody in brazil is ready to put, displayed in the peaceful resolution of the ukraine conflict. recall in the message of brazilian president lulu the silva, we support the creation of a friendly group in order to facilitate negotiations between russia and ukraine. i also repeat opposition or the necessity overseas fire, the respect for humanitarian law and the establishment of a long term piece. the context here is really important because they're

a brazilian president himself has had just a long i international a tree where in numerous occasions he spoke about the situation in a ukraine, brazil, elisa against for example, i against all for you know, right lateral sanctions against or military aid, they are in favor by the way of their beast talks the actually wants of they want to russia and say ukraine to talk about are they piece here in there. and brazil in our capital circle of growth is also meeting under brazilian president. so you can imagine on they are talking about their situation in our ukraine, and as you know, and their next stop to morrow, ah, will be when, as well are where the russian foreign minister, sir gala rove, where half an emperor unity to speak not only whiskies,

when as well and counterparts are the foreign minister, but also with the president and nicholas, my daughter is not cross to a pre. now, altman, chief at its her or the upper mundane news, poor so many thanks for joining us on a program. receiving as good to see that the russian foreign minister has endorsed brazil's bid for permanent membership. and the un security council was your assessment of the pre conditions for such a reform of the cancel. i think it's very difficult to reform tonight's nation security cancer in the short or median 3rd known of the great power for example, or a set to losing their right of vito. perhaps that could be some expansion of the count filled with new counters, having the same right off a veto, which wouldn't change much. i don't see as likely the adoption or from majority voting system without the right of feet or the definition that there's no assembly could be the bearer to not does it seem reasonable to me that counters defeat that

in the 2nd world war, such as japan, germany or italy could drawing the security council before denies of fascism defeat, completes 100 years, even more so with this nation's being clearly alive with the united states and nato. so kind of response, they expect from the other permanent members of the un security council to say it was, it was bad to think my, my support i so what do you think maybe it without changing the system that grants the right of vito to the members of the security council, the inclusion of brazil, and all the counters could be boss beau, and perhaps would not have great. the reason is that resistance from the older members like a lot, robbins is brazilian counterpart. they've underlined the growing cooperation between the countries and numerous sales and creating energy, trade, and human

a terry and interconnection just how important is such cooperation between the 2 countries and the grand scheme of building a new multi polar well daughter. in addition to commercial and cultural relationships, brazilian worship participate in the same is true basic articulation to breaks and their development incrementally condition by de control that denied state it's a size over the global financial system. as a do counter is, is trenton they allies alongside china, india, south africa, and all the nations of the so called global south. the bath towards a democratic woke order. without a japanese will be easier. they are brazilian foreign minister. he's criticized the lat, unilateral sanctions against russia, imposed by western states. he says that it brings not only harm to russia, but also developing economies and what to take on last,

deduction. auth unilateral sanctions, is one of the war the formations imposed by the embarrassed system created by denied the states after the 2nd world war. when financial institutions also founded to regulate the commercial and monetary flown dis, a mechanism of tyranny over all the counselors was aggravated after the collapse of the soviet union in 199 to one and the immigrants of our unit. paula ordered them and china war victims of this type of sanctioned cuba has been on the u. s. a blockade for more than 60 years, despite numerous united nations resolution against just measure venezuela and russia are the most recent victims. it's an m, verbal thing, which really must be condemned by all the nations of the world. in my opinion,

the brazilian foreign minister, he'll say, said he, on the lines the countries attention to promote a peaceful resolution to the ukraine conflict. western countries, however, they insist on keeping the will going. they won't have to win on the battlefield. so they say, so what can the countries like brazil actually do to resolve this? i believe the president lula is acting correctly when he propose a long slide. chinese president choosing being and all the leaders decoration of a group of countries willing to facilitate peace negotiations. this option is favored by russia's willingness to open dogs. in these regards. s foreign minister love rob made clear during his statements to day in brookview, united states and their opinion union together with crane must be pressure when the

stand that only one way to resolve the conflict is through i just and lasting peace negotiation. that guarantees is faith, a national group, quality of security. there is no other way besides these folks, but real brief talking, not like in the past. i read about man, chief editor of the opera, hammonds. i news paul. so many thanks for your time. i really appreciate you inside . thank you. thank you for the invitation. ah, a new chapter for the middle east. that's the message from turan at to washington with a wrong stating that will be no place for uni at for us at you to polarity. and the region is new diplomatic ties are forged, as he contributes a use of july li brings is that he's house. well, today i attended the weekly press, are held by the iranian foreign ministry spokesperson nasir cannady, where he talked about a range of issues. but perhaps the main focus was again on the iranian saudi

resumption of diplomatic ties. where he hailed this new move and rapprochement between to one and resolve as a major step towards the escalation and the region. he said that a new chapter is unfolding and that we were there will be no place for the u. s. a unilateral policy, and instead a new multi polar world system is taken for the united states is losing its foothold in the region. and many and more and more countries are turning away from the united states on even we see that countries such as france is starting to think that it would be better if they remain independent from the united states. and we see that countries like brazil, columbia are jumping on the bandwagon are joining the new unified thrawn formed by russia, iran and china in ditching the us dollar. and instead, using their own national currency is in their economic transactions. so this is why

nasr cannon, he said there's not going to be any place for the us and for the washington unilateral policy any more. what's interesting is the role played by china in this regard. as you know, it was 1st, china, which abroad the 2 sides together, sat and talk and decided to bury the hatchet after 7 years of frosty relations between tatooine and re all the tucson are attempting to reopen their embassies before the arrival of b. as la mc hat season do in the next 2 months. so these developments are very significant and have positive impacts on the regional developments and under regional crises. we see, we know that iran and saudi arabia used to be arch rivals. look at the you have any war, for example, leave you have any war has been widely viewed as a proxy war between your want and saudi arabia. and now we see that this longstanding war, which has been ravaging for 8 years, is nearing its end in line with the prisoner exchange deal reached between saudi

arabia and the subtle law movement to day 104 year many prisoners of went back home . and all of these practical steps are being taken in that direction to end the crisis and the war in the region and witness a region free of war and free of conflict. and what's interesting is that all of these developments are being marked inside the region by the regional countries, and without any interference. by the way, i stand by the so called the united states helping hand. of course, when it comes, the a to washington, washington is a beneficiary of the any war. so the united states is reluctant to see that war coming to an end, as the end of this war, me is the end of the united states. money making process. china as a close ally of saudi arabia and a close and effective buyer of iran's oil and it runs number one, economic and trade partner has held the 2 sites come together. bury the hatchet

after. after 7 years of frosty relations. it runs message of a new middle east comes as the push for peace in war torn yemen continues, as saudi arabia released more than a 100 prisoners to go back just enough, according to the spokes person for the international committee of the red cross. well, today's exchange is a positive sign. many more families, india been a still waiting to hear from their loved ones. the emotions i would describe it, overwhelming joy. it has been amazing to witness this beautiful moment. i found many hanging each other friends kissing each other on the forehead. children seeing their budget sometimes for the 1st time and the local here, the multitude of joy it's. it's because really purely full to weakness. and that's for sure that when purchase to the company, put you money before anything else,

it does the civilian suffering. this happened over the course of in the sixty's. we had more than 15 flights that were able to, to, we need to facilitate to reduce. however, we the knowledge that more families are we and served. a lot of them have you on their loved ones. they don't know what they're detained. he's doing a good help if they're even a life and do some of the also the civil war in yemen, disquiet, because one of the worlds was human is terry and disasters. it started in 2014 between who's the rebels and the government, backed by the saudi arabia. lead coalition, according to the us this year alone, more than $20000000.00. yeah. many people need to monitor. how are you in assistance with over 80 percent of the country lacking access to food or basic services fatima status spokesperson for the international committee of the red

cross phase? one of the main problems in the conflicts is the lack of media coverage. return to your mouth for the 1st time and 11 years has been under funded for the international committee of the red cross, the way no authorization all over the world are currently underfunded. so of course it doesn't, you know, it's a very dangerous cocktail to help you, many need to a bank and funding decreasing. so we're hoping that the international community doesn't forget about sherman. there is a mental tuition like this one. do send a big message, a hope. and jimmy needing to see a very beautiful woman's happiness in such a steering children. however, you know jim and he's not making headlines anymore. we shouldn't forget about yemen because even needed to call fixed. and today they need that immense,

and the i chose she, we, we to keep working here together. we got from the human to the e. u bus. this it to sit down, has been assaulted inside his home, in cartoon, that's according to you foreign policy chief, that burrell who provided no further details of the incident. a few hours ago that you and bass that are in sudan was assaulted in his own residency. this constitutes a gross violation of the vienna convention security of diplomatic premises and staff is a primary responsibility of sudanese authorities and an obligation under international law classes between the sudanese military and the r s. f group have left more than 180 civilians dead and 10 times more wounded since saturday. that's according to the latest figures from the un. some fresh footage from the sudanese capital call team shows on t cross guns firing volleys of rounds into the night sky. amid battle for the

cities, ad pool, which has been heavily contested by the warring sides for days with no confirmation on who controls the sites at the moment. amid the ongoing chaos, some footage has shown military just firing missiles and ground targets, with other images, highlighting massive destruction in the vicinity of the country's capital cartoon. the rival military force is attacked each other on saturday with both sides blaming the other. for striking, 1st neighboring child has closed its border with sit down with several countries, including russia and egypt, calling for a cease fire. the league of arab states is also works in immediate end to the fighting and offered his mediation to resolve the crisis. despite the ongoing military violence, washington insists that now is the right time for a transition to civilian rule in for them. it's a fragile situation. there are other actors that may be pushing against

that, that progress. but this is a real opportunity to finally carry for the civilian la transition. and one that we and other countries are trying to, to bolster until they blink. and it's not the 1st us official to weigh in on the situation in sudan back in 2021 during the latest qu, in the african country usa department spokesman ned price code for the restoration of civilian rule. and sit down with that statement defying a transitional period announced by the sudanese government at the time. currently the international community, including russia, the e u, and the arab league, calling for an immediate sci fi incidentally, well the us is pushing 400 ref power. despite the military conflicts, let's not discuss the developments around, sit down with political sociologists, eunice abu you. many, thanks for joining us on. the program is good to see at so wall our countries on

russia, they're calling for their c spy in the country, the usa. it's now a perfect time for a transition to civilian rule in sedan. what's your assessment? all of the statements, and what do you make of washington's interest in the conflicts? well, i think, yeah, the, the west has always been present in, in sudan and in the whole of africa, this is not nothing new. what is important now is that this transition to civilian rule has been installed and has been obstructed for almost 3 years. and that's one of the reasons why now we are in this celtic situation. of course, the 1st thing that should be done now is it cease fire to save lives and, and stop the bloodshed. but it is important that the real effective and democratic transition to civil rule. it happens very soon. and most of all that the far process and the ministry,

the forces are of put and their civilian oversight, which should have been the case years ago. so it does actually have some sort of government in way thing, and he's a transition to civilian rule even a possibility. well that's, that's what i just said. it's a this has been delayed, obstructed for, for 3 years now, which led us now to the situation. the, the demand of the, of the so that means people out there out of the, out of how much of a sheet have always been crappy, cruel people have been set up with the military control of the country since when the eighty's and it's high time that this stops. now, the problem is that the, the civilian government that was in place was actually pushed aside by the the armed forces. and now we see the split between those who wanted to control the country away from the civilians are now split. so i think the 1st step now is this

immediate cease fire and then come back to negotiating table and, and make sure that the right steps are taken to transit towards the civilian rule. and it's been something to point together. he started the fighting on saturday. what's your take on the timing of these conflicts and what exactly triggered is? well, it's anyone's guess now because there are a lot of rumors, a lot of factors ations between the 2 parties. what is sure is that the are a said is the creation basically of the armed forces. years ago it's the frankenstein that it's gone out of control that has become so strong. the forces of the government back then use the are in the are for and now they have got a cloud and they want more especially the journal coming. see, on the other side, you have the general hon who wants to make sure that the, the,

to control in the country. and there are, there are signs and rumors that form the members of the phone, the regime, the islamist parties are still within the parrots of the army. and they are trying to form and kills in order to make sure that no transition takes place. so it's quite complex, i'm afraid that nothing is done in the countries go into another civil war that could defy the country even further. thank you so much for joining us of the program. it's great to get your insight into the massive political sociologist unit up to you. thank you. thank you. of the more than a year, if claiming that sanctions against russia are working us treasury secretary, john it's yellen, has finally admitted that the dollar itself is on the line due to the western restrictions serious risk. when we use financial sanctions that are linked to the role of dollar at the dollar,

that over time it could undermine the gym and the of the dollar hold on to a admission comes less than 2 months on the yell and called on western powers to unite and strengthen their sanctions against moscow. meanwhile, nations across the globe are increasingly shifting away from the dollar. india is in talks with the u. a. e to use were pays for non oil commodity trade. saudi arabia has also stated that is open for trading and alternative currencies and a new reserve currency as being i'd by 2 leading latin american economies, brazil and argentina. that sounds iran has already dropped the use of the greenback in trading with russia and china. now discuss these developments with the political and market analysts. tom longo. many thanks for joining us on the programs. let me see. so us officials on generally we're going to talk about any risks of the dollar wise asian. so just how significant is done,

ellen's admission of risks to the dollars a gemini. well says the architect of it, of all the sanctions. it's nice for her to finally come clean. i'm not gallons. biggest fan, let's just put to put it mildly and it's, i think it's funny that she's mentioning this now after having done so much damage to the dollar. like everything that they've done since the beginning of the russia, ukraine conflict on the, even the years before that when she was at the head of the federal reserve. and when she was at the, the san francisco fence, she went along with all the risk of doing that. okay. what was your point in doing this? what does it really pose to washington? well, i mean, she's saying this, now i find it funny that gallon is saying this, because i think that she's trying to help spin a narrative. i think that there's a lot, there's a lot of talk now and there's a lot of movement about, you know, did alright dollarization as a, as a, a process around the world. do i think that that's going to be a big deal tomorrow?

no. in 10 years yes, it's a process. ready the said, i've said, for years at the petro dollar, for example, is one aspect of dollar who gemini dollar from the dollar foreign policy is gonna die. a death of a 1000 caught slowly, but surely the world will trade for oil and things other than dollars. if we make dollars more expensive to use for these sanctions and you know, the of the financial privacy laws and, and all the rest of the things like fact fat and k, y, c a l was and all the rest of it. so it's just a consequence of these things. it's going to happen over the course of time because it needs to happen if we're at the united states is not going to back down on having, you know, effectively total surveillance over people's using the dollars as a tool for bubble surveillance, which is what they're doing but as we speak, you know, that only remains the world's top with a currency. what's your take on what washington can do to actually keep it that way?

while the 1st thing that's happening is that yelling success or at the feds are on, powell is actually finally making dollars worth something again by raising interest rates. and by, by telling the world that, you know, the end of 0 percent interest rates is, is real. and the fed put is going away and that the dollars now and investable currency again, as opposed to being the ultimate carry currency for base from the shadow banking around the world. that's the 1st thing you can do. the 2nd thing we could do is just stop using sanctions as a tools to achieve geopolitical goal since they happen to they seem to be achieving the opposite of the state of goals for putting the taxes on the 1st place. so maybe if we actually start acting like we have the diplomatic corps for the 1st time since the biden administration was put in place as opposed to an anti diplomatic, or it would be nice to, to see a shift in our foreign policy and actually share our diplomats acting like diplomats that would be well let's,

let's talk about realities now. american taxpayers, strangers to economic crises. are they, but do you think that prepares for the backlash of the dollars waiting influence? i think that it's what the fed. busy reserve is doing right now is prepping the ground for the inevitable, which is that all good things come to an end. and i think that the, the world is moving away. the world is, is voting with their feet fair enough, whether you know, whether we, you know, force them away or whatever, whatever you want to call the proximate cause. this is irrelevant. what's happening now is that's clearly that this is the trend. and so now the fed has to deal with all of those dollars that are sitting overseas and has to deal with them in such a way that it doesn't cause hyper inflation back home. and that's what i think jerome powell is doing at the fed. i don't think that he's fighting installation, but it's the kind of inflation that happens when we're, when the situation like we're talking about is actually the dominant thing and not necessarily what's happening with the consumer price index and domestic inflation

stuff. a consequence of other things like that, not to say that that is what's going to happen in the near term. i'm still a dollar bowl in the short term release in the medium term. i think that the power has been very successful at collapsing credit markets around the world. and that's going to cause a shift back into the united states into the dollar. and we've already seen that. we've seen treasury yields drop. we've seen the dollar, even a firm up over where it was during the trumpet ministration like we are in a much different place than the headlines are making it out to be right now. so just it's like it's a process. it's a, it's a thing. it's happening, we should be aware of it, but it's not necessarily going to be like the hemingway thing. well, how did you go broke slowly then all at once, i think that the dollar will slowly lose his reserve currency.