this with with headlines of this, our india pushes back against the monopoly of western powers on greenhouse gas emissions, saying the country needs more leeway for its own economic development. flat, memphis in visits near the front line to the recently incorporated russian territories of the lead guns republic. i'm hands on region to hey, maybe updates directly from the commanders of local forces and the sudanese military and a rival insurgent group reported. he agreed to a temporary cease fire. often nearly 200 civilians are killed in just a few days a fight with

very warm welcome. this is oxy international. with the very latest world news updates to have you with us advisor to indian prime minister to render beaudry says the country cannot net bias. western climate agency control. it's carbon emissions. indian economists sanjeever sonya made those comments as he assessed those green ambitions in a recent interview. the issue is not so much about the need for some norms, but about who will be monitoring these targets. the existing credit rating ones already have serious biases and failures, allowing the emergence of a new bunch of exclusively western agencies to monitor e s g targets is problematic. as care more details from this from our c correspondent, rwandan shaw in new delhi wasn't great to see now what was the highlights of this interview. so you know,

we heard the member of prime minister when dale advisory council economic advisory council essentially saying that the issue here is not the need or long, but essentially who is monitoring these and how are they monitoring these norms and these targets. he's also going on to say that the existing western rating systems is extremely flawed, and that it is full of biases is where the failure to measure is g, in the current system is extremely problematic, is what he said. but what is e s g is essentially environmental social go on and free walk that is used to assess in organizations on the basis or say, ethical and then sustainability standards. and this is measured on a number or 4 factors. but the point being that these factors shouldn't really be,

it went to an idea, and that's what's in san l. that saying there is a danger that the norms in their application will be decided by small clique of western agencies. this is a form of neo colonialism. we need to push back against it whether on g 20 or any other platform. in fact, he also spoke about moody government. so idea on the pledge, all which even net 0 by 20 a 70 last not something that india said for the 1st time, india has been reiterating that idea. also, the environment minister of india will be the jago has said that on multiple occasions the global goal of reaching ned 0 by 25th to require enhanced the scaling of emissions by the developed countries. this will provide space for countries like india to which of the development required for its people, which will provide necessary defense against the books when

a mission in the world. now it is contributed on 7 percent each are claim to be the crusade out of green energy as they in fact also transmit more than india. and mind you there population as if these 3 times less is compare to india. so maybe it's time that western agencies back off on the lead countries like india decide for themselves. fantastic. ronda is always a fanciful as highlights, little against in about thanksgiving. now for the 1st time, since the saws of russia murphy campaign that'd been posted, have traveled to the guns for public am hm. region. and the vos thought cor, easton national guard headquarters. the country's leaders met with commanders and received up to them in that situation report on the conflict. these regions are a portion of several countries that chose to join the russian federation in and

also referendum. the trip was previously discussed by michael the unit o'neill add all t correspondent, c sweeney. this was a surprise visit the credit and have confirmed that this wasn't planned in advance and he met with the commanders of the nipple group on the home front. and he wished them both a happy easter. he presented them with just icons. of course he orthodox celebrations taking place over the weekend. he said he didn't wish to distract him from their duties, but he said the meeting was brief, but he was given concrete details of the situation in her son and also ins, apple. roger, of course, this is the side of the nuclear power plant, which was the cause of grave concern last year, due to the intensity of the fighting. there it was. fears were a nuclear accent. russian forces have secured that the nuclear power problem. this was that the president's 1st visit to the region since the military operation began in february last year. and of course,

now these regions are incorporated into the russian federation. vladimir putin visited matthew paul, which the, the city was the scene of intense fighting devastation and, and destruction. and he met a lot of the locals. there they were, they were updating them on the, on the situation on the ground. i also spoke with many of those residents last year who told me the of the i, the, the intensity of the situation there. they said that their homes had been destroyed . they showed me photographs of these. did you know that their apartments that had been flattened and they said that this was carried out by ukrainian or forces? it was astonishing. steve wasn't because we saw those pictures, apartment blocks flattened to the ground and then all of a sudden a few months later, getting as you say, the keys to new homes. i'm sure other terry's will be hoping for similar of course, and this guy to the reconstruction has been fairly rapid and people are on the ground. have said that in there that the redevelopment there was something that they never saw when it was under the control of, of care they, they, they, they,

they lacked investment and now they're seeing that these brand new apartments. very, very nice looking, a partners they be given the case, these free, of course, and there's been schools and hospitals redeveloped, of course, ukrainian forces were, are using those as military bases. the schools they had soldiers placed in them. they placed military hardware in those residential areas. now this comes, of course, as the, these leak documents from the, from the pentagon. allegedly, we have to say that we haven't had the confirmation of this at this stage, but there was a lot of speculation on the spring offensive. now the news week, the u. s. publication, newsweek published over the weekend said that the m, the spring offensive was planned for april the 30th. and this was backed by a disappointment. she hardware from the u. u. s, but whether that's happening now, nor is open to speculation, a number of the international volunteers. these mercenaries that have been fighting on the ukrainian side, i monitor and observe very closely on social media. a large number of those have

returned back to the u. k. and they're saying that spring offensive is now not taking place, but for now, russia's military operation continues. i'm president putin's visit to the from i'm will be very welcome to africa. the soon is army, and a para military group called the rapids of ports. forces have reportedly agreed to a 24 hour humanitarian to st. evacuate civilians and tend to the ended. the un says that a 185 people have been killed and another 1800 wounded. miss surge in violence. in recent days. earlier the ar assess leave to announce the commitment aunt with and said that the decision was directly influence. why a conversation with the you offensive state and appeal from other countries. the conflict broke out the 4 days ago and had left residence, dealing with how cuts,

food shortages and closed hospitals. the international red crescent, humanitarian group has warned that now it's quote, almost impossible, to deliver any humanitarian aid to the national capital. we managed to speak to a local journalist. nurses have been intensified actually day after day. so as we need to know the 1st day this new morning, the last is actually in its height at the moment the us, if just this one is a, is on the facebook page saying that it has control. for me, it looks as it has moved in advance actually in this world around the office though, you know that a patient

that was okay, that was shut down because of where i'm because of a, a, a victim of the injuries. and if you go by and out of those companies that indicate the international and local and it went to 3 and it goes to, you know, we didn't do by the way, the injuries and the dangerous situation on the ground. an american diplomatic convoy has been attacked, as well as the european union ambassadors to cindy. you have only condemned the incidence of their state and they've been fed that initial intelligence reports point to opposition forces being behind the attack on the americans. i

can confirm that yesterday we had an american diplomatic convoy that was fired on all of our people are safe and unharmed. but this action was reckless. it was a responsible and of course unsafe a few hours ago that you and bassett 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. we spoke with a specialist on african affairs gerald horne, who says that the ongoing attempted to incident may have a western baccha will obviously washington's diplomats either or not advising the secretary of state properly. or there are some sort of hidden agenda, which is often prevalent in the us state department whereby you,

us back civilians will be catapulted into power in heart tomb. and somehow the military forces will be sideline. i think this is a very, a ill advised maneuver if that is in fact what's happening recalled that it was united states under u. s. president george w bush. the push for the secession of south sudan, which is a wash in petroleum. it successfully seceded, seceded from the lot of sudan, and has been marked in unrest ever since. recall as well that some decades ago, in the aftermath of sudanese and dependence of the mid 19 fifties, it was the united states that pushed for the isolation. if not the bludgeoning of the sudanese communist party which was seen as inimical to washington's cold war ambitions and was a powerful political force. perhaps washington is newspaper headlines that

suggested as seeking to cut a deal with one or another faction within the military. and thereby help to further isolate the sudan from its natural allies in the african union. not to mention it's friends and is the national community, including russia and china. and i would urge mister blinkin to bow to the influence of the african union, headquartered a neighboring ethiopia, which is much closer to the ground and much closer to the forces who are now fighting each other in sudan. ah, miss wrap up now, all african so it was doing business in africa and needs to and will become easier . so say well than either of the ongoing african continental free trade area. business forum. now, breaking down that to an mo, from cape town event, his artes close wanted, caribou was at the the africa continental free trade agreement. business forum

is in full swing, giving a chance for africa to reflect upon his current position, as well as the pressing challenges that are still holding back the movement and freedom of trade in goods and services on the continent for africa to truly realize the full implementation of the promise of the free trade area, more countries need not only sign up, but also have their parliament rectify the deal. there are $47.00 african countries represented at this forum, but only $37.00 out of the $54.00 have signed up and rectified the deal. a lesson that south africa and madge area. i still coming to terms with we working on a project with that, with both governments in south africa, nigeria and private sector on how we work more closely together and leverage more opportunity. and what we've really found, the big a deficit is, is information and also relationships. we don't have both countries are heavily

regulated that our regulators have not met each other, even though a lot of our businesses are doing are invested in nigeria. so we're looking at actually high starting, and a lot of it is starting at the base level and it's getting people to meet each other in the 3 years since the africa, continental free trade agreement was in, acted only 13 percent of the commitments made by countries have been implemented, but now the focus shifts to the private sector and businesses to give for momentum to the trade agreement. free car has got potential because the african population is going to quadruple by 2100. because africa is the fastest growing continent because we're sitting with 1300000000 people, 60 percent off, which i young people, you know, so the market is right. it is absolutely the right market for the african businesses to actually see how they never really actually cultivate, to leverage is opportunity. business needs to speak as one formidable voice. even

though trade amongst african countries is currently at 60 percent. it's still leaves much to be desired. one of the main goals is to create more jobs. for the hundreds of millions of africans, still out of work, we would like to see, i forgot to become one of the preferred to investment destination. and therefore, we believe if we really put our energy together as africans, we can be able to, to create more jobs. the continental free tre deal is coming into its own, on the. busy edge of the 2nd brick summit to be held on the african continent, south africa will as chair, bring in more african countries into the breaks family wide out conversations and africa based be ready to leverage the opportunity. terrible. it has a lot of tea in cape town. if i'm better to russia,

lynn tracy has arrived at the russian foreign ministry in moscow after being summoned in connection with the gross interference in the countries domestic affairs. 5th video shows the u. s. ambassador, arriving at the pharmacy, few frames from commenting to journalists earlier, the british ambassadors, russia. deborah bronner also went to the russian pharmacy. regarding the same case . there are obligations that western diplomats have been interfering in russia's domestic affairs and conducting an sympathies inconsistent with diplomatic status. they cut off, so it wasn't devised gathered near the court house to denounce because ruling against a physician figure vladimir melissa, who was convicted of high treason and the spreading misinformation about the russian movie. the usaa basses into russia says that the verdict was an attempt to

silence descent. miss carol morsa deny is the todd is brought against him. he was arrested in april last year and accused of disseminating fake information about the conduct of russian forces during the conflict and ukraine. the charges of high treason and cooperation with them undesirable organization were added later by the prosecution. we discussed the developments with jim as an political hours john of early. he says that washington of the years of his aggressive rules, violence have been in messages, is morally bankrupt and is in no position to render any judgment of our another country's internal affairs. united states has been meddling in russian affairs for over 30 years in let's remember what this country represents as a set. and sadly, i say this is an american, very sadly. and united states of the country that has murdered, murdered over 1000000 people in the middle east. during,

during the course of wars for the past 20 years, and what moral authority does the united states have at this point? not absolutely 0. and by the weight, doesn't united states like to say, we're for the rule of law? well, yes, russia has its own laws, and people do a bay those laws and people who are treasonous to the russian federation will be punished when mister car music. he called for actions that would have led to the debts of tens, possibly tens of thousands of russian people, sanctions killed. we all know what happened sanctions against iraq didn't know how many hundreds of thousands of children died because of american sanctions against a rag dino. is this what mister car moves really wants me and he wants to see hundreds of thousands of russian children killed train. i mean, the man demented many seconds i or he just simply just understand the power of his words, what he's doing of his actions. he puked by you and he got he got what he deserved

. now let's look at some news in brief, from around the world. ah, the new way of protests swept across france on monday as prison, mac juan deliver the national address to defend the controversy pension reforms that recently became law. raising the retirement age from 62 to 64 processors set bins on fire and changed. oh tom to the anti government slogans. who were met by police deployed to gas to disperse the klaus, hooting to public opinion polls. the majority of french citizens remain opposed to the governor's new rifle. in india, 2 industrial sciences have quote for an oil stores compound in the state of the honda scrap recycling compound. this suburb by the nation's largest city,

5 years have been dispatched to combine the flames. as of now no casualties have been reported. in eva, incident in neighboring pakistan allows lie, claimed the lives of 2 people when it covered a highway below, trucks and other vehicle were buried in the piles of rocks. while rescue rushes are underway. authorities have stated that the death toll is expected to rise. ross is a defense minister has met with his chinese counts, bought lee shang food in moscow. they discussed the strengthening ties between their countries. i'm praise the steps taken by their national leaders to promote increased global stability was emma does me? yes. your trip to moscow was the result of important agreements between putin and she seemed ping. coordination of our efforts in the military sphere help stabilize

the situation in the world and reduces the potential for conflict. we're preparing these approaches in preparations for joint military exercises. i am convinced that today's meeting will strengthen further military cooperation between russia and china. i. the armed forces of china and russia will implement the agreements reached by the heads of state and promote military technical co operation between china and russia. and we will definitely bring them to a new level. the main thing took place as russ's pacific fate conduct this now exercise is of the country's eastern coast. russian naval vessels have been put on high alert to test their readiness amid soaring tensions with the western powers over the green conflicts, i think are a sort of dull cause i was able to see 1st hand the scope and scale of the drills. today the grantee is carrying out its part of the snap naval drills called by the defense ministry to test the combat readiness of russia's far east fleet and the

events of an enemy attack. this involves linking up with 3 other anti submarine vessels and conducting mass firing drills alongside them. information with this helicopter that's going to seek and identify targets in the water for the ships to launch torpedoes that we're also going to see by the way, the might of these torpedoes inaction today. so without further ado, let's get right into it. ah with where they belong there for

3 were out at sea with the corvette. good auntie, meeting loud in english. it's a very young ship. just 4 years of age, as well as a very fast one armed with high powered torpedoes employed and anti submarine combat. as well as universal artillery that can be used against enemy vessels as well as aerial targets. ah, if they've gone into formation another long mm ah.

distressing use. how the u. s. government had full access to every the on twitter, including users, private chassis. that's the revelation unless emerged from a interview with the social media giants new boss either must let it all out with a fox news host, tucker carlson, while also discussing the future of artificial intelligence. an issue, the entrepreneur stresses is an absolute priority. the degree to which our various government agencies had effectually had full access to everything that was going on on twitter or blue online. i was not aware of that. would that include people's dm's? yes. oh, nothing that elan said in any way shot me or that i didn't know we've even heard before time after time repeatedly that there were channels between these individuals, these folks from twitter and various government organizations. and i would go so

far as to suggest that the government is twitter in social media. the idea that they're independent. none of these shocked me. i think in addition to elan must, we had to sit back and pumped the brakes ourselves and at ourselves, what do we so worried about why we have been trained to hyper react to everybody, daring to say something to present something to promote something, to quote something which may not be correct. determined by home. i still go back if you want freedom, then have freedom. let's go back to the wild west. put a big warning. are you sure you want to see or read twitter? there's a lot of weird people with a lot of weird information. sure. okay. sky's the limit. he still is talking about control. the real issue was about artificial intelligence. and let me tell you that

is the issue. the proverbial issue that keeps me up at night. nothing else this we already knew about. we have but listen. we were born into captivity. anybody on this planet, in one way or another is born in surveillance. and if you think that any device you're using, whether it's a fall, is that a part of some meta data pull, you must be kidding by artificial intelligence. and here's the best part. nobody understood it ends. it did confusing it with robots or something or, or machine learning. so the existential threat to everyone is misunderstood, per usual corners of bloomberg mac. korn was shy and there's help in a brokering piece, a new gray read that story, add much more on r t dot com and will be back at the top of the hour. ah,

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