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a few days of quite a very welcome to you from the entire international news. seeing we're coming to you live from 30 minutes of news and start now is government pushes back against what if this bribes as near coolant as policies by western agencies, that they take their own environmental agent agendas. there is a danger that the norms and their application will be decided by small click of western agencies. this is a form of new colonialism. we need to push back against it whether into 20 or any other platform. so we hun, sanjeever, san l. there is the member when the else prime minister, i mean, the more these economic advisory council basically saying there has an issue here

is nor the need of norms that essentially who in monitoring them and how they wanted to re these norms as well as these are targets, in fact, also seen the existing western ranking system is flawed and that it is full of biases as well as failures. he also went on to say that i met hearing ears g o monitoring e g in this particular system is extremely problematic. now what is the as g? it is essentially economic our social go on in south framework, which is used to measure an organization on the basis of sustainability as well as ethical issues. and, and this is in fact a really important one for india i'll for it's drawing a business so important to on the line here that these frameworks. 5 and are these factors that are used to monitor these are all very vests in ideas, and by should baby

a western ideas that the question he saw now is us. yet the issues not so much about the need for some norms, but about who will be monitoring these targets. the existing credit writing ones already have serious biases and failures, allowing the emergence of a new bunch of exclusively western agencies to monitor is g targets is problematic . sano hall, so gone on to see and talk about moody gum, and saw model or idea, or reaching net 0 by 2070. and that is something that india has spoken about in the past as well in just reiterated about these ideas. in the as environment minister bender jago echoing the same plus the global goal of reaching that 0 by 25th to requires enhanced the scaling of emissions by the developed countries. this will provide space for countries like india to which of the development required for his people, which will provide necessary defense against the impacts of climate change, environmental degradation and pollution. so according to where it is publicly

available statistics indeed, india does not bad that much run when it comes to carbon emissions. so india johnson, it's about 7 percent of the wool c o 2, we just embedded say for example, us ease just half. in fact, china and made saw the maximum c o 2, which is about 29 percent. and european union, by the way, is after sees itself as the crusade or a green analogy. it's on smith's more than india doesn't mind you, you. these are 3 times less populated as far as in the us and so on. so really the idea of being that maybe western agencies need to back off and they need to lead countries like india do what they need to do. a former wagner 5 to says he was blackmail by

a human rights group to lie about supposed exposed to these in the ukraine conflict . we're here from one of those. so it is an implicate to the founder of the so called gluck, a new site, rather man of such kid la everything was said under the orders of all such kim, 2 years ago i ended up in pre trial detention center number one in serrato for a crime, and then i was transferred to the tuberculosis hospital. there i was tortured. they mocked me. oh, this was filmed on video and was h can, has this compromising evidence in my interview? more than 90 percent is a lie. i was forced to cite. what i'll stitch him posted is wrong. he took advantage of the situation. i called the wagner group, and now they will investigate this. we are not hired killers, they just sloan to my name. there were no murders of children and civilians during

our operations. was it can simply force me into of my comrades who were next to me for more or less, as course lived out the r t, senior correspondent where i got the eval right. good to see. when will mckee, you tell us about this story? what we learned that 1st last week when i of vladimir, i said, can announce publicly that he was about to sink at you've daybreak goshen. who is the yeah, the leader will the owner of the wagner private military company. he said that he had information which would make mister pre goshen a leper. nobody would approach him and it would destroy his career. a little late. a few days later he published these youtube presentation. it is difficult to call this an investigation whereby there were 2 alleged wagner fighters who talked about all sorts of atrocities. now this is stuff pulled out of nightmares. you know, the,

the whole slaughter of hundreds upon hundreds of men, women, children in our, cham, of, by wagner fighters, as well as the mud of their own fights as execution of their own fathers, who refused, who refused to follow orders. i entered at that, obey their commanders. again, as i say, will, a vase sounded so terrible that the doom of seemed fantastical very quickly. it emerged that at least what of the uh, what of the fight is wagner fighters, which these report alleged, had been killed by their own comrades. was in fact alive. i can say the following. one of the ones who is supposed to be shot. it turns out he is still fighting as for the under h soldiers of the armed forces of ukraine, i think if oh such can is hanging out somewhere in the region of ukraine. let's zelinski give him trust because this mania can degenerate,

discredits the armed forces of ukraine regarding the shootings of children. of course, no one ever shoot, saw either a civilian or children. no one absolutely needs to do it. we went there to save them from the regime they were under more than uh, more than that of the one of the uh, sizes in this video was quickly identified as a mother's daughter. he was approached by, by russian journalist and he told a very different story. he says that he was contacted by miss that shin, who blackmailed him. he says that which that chechen had on his person will shoot him a video of the wagon, the fighter being sexually assaulted wall in a jail hospital being treated for tuberculosis several years ago. the footage which is now at which has now been published by mr. a c h can. 3 indeed chose the smile

mr. was doubt of being sexually assaulted by unidentified individuals more than that these former wagner fight the says, more than 90 percent of what he said was fake was false and untrue. he was forced to say it by miss that church kid who threatened to release this video. and if he didn't do it the other back the fight appearing in the video says he was paid, paid money to say what he said. now missed that i said kid who leads glasgow. 1 dot net at ease. a foreign agent considered a foreign agent as well as his organization in russia there believe to be acting in the interests of hostile powers. and they are indeed financed almost exclusively by the united states state department. hostile to russia, as well as various and use all of which have come up against russia. he has fled russia for ukraine,

where he put together this this while alleged report. and from that at he released this video, this video. sure. showing the sexual assault against mr. old got up when he found out that miss that was out of her, contacted lawson journalist and had shed the details of how he was forced to give the testimony that he gave. yes, excellent. i really appreciate the clarification on this. thanks again for your time with talking to now the soon these i am a power minute group called the rapid support forces have reportedly agreed to a 24 hour humanitarian truce to evacuate events and tended to the end of the u. n. a says that a 185 people have been killed. another 1800 wounded in a search in violence in recent days. a lead. i'm out the commitment on twitter

and said the decision was directly influenced by a conversation with the u. s. secretary of state and the field from other countries . the conflict broke out just 4 days ago. has that runs dealing with power cause food shortages and closed hospitals. they international red, crescent, humanitarian group has one. but now it's quote, almost impossible to deliver any bias. herron aid to the national capital, we managed to speak to the local channels. do you have been intensified actually day after day? so as really just now the 1st day this new morning, especially in it's has at the moment the us, if just this one with photos on the facebook page saying that it has controlled

a has actually in this world. a lot of us do. we know that a, he's a patient that was shut down because of where i'm because of a or 2 other services, the own. so a and also the engine is a with a 3 and it goes to, you know, with the injuries we're very lucky enough to cause live too full of b, j. p. suppose for so i'm to accommodate so that's

a good race shake. to discuss this unfolding questions, then sedona, so say thanks so much for joining us now. we hear that the student is on me and the para military group. the r s f have reportedly agreed to receive 5, but you expect this deal to be honored by both sides. a little bit of what this all worked and what this all works is because a jeep of the army and the g. a regarding the integration of them that i mean it was in the army a would be doing that, but it is being reported a group that is the most likely are for next 10 years. but this is what would happen if the, if this is the conclusion,

this is the reason behind the part is that the military and, but i mean it, then i think they're good this, the fire this off. and you may also experience what a foreign players who are playing the game a sort of them bring it to buy right now. they are so fast claim that this sci fi was as a problem to buy the u. s. but we, there are of, and we'll get to in a minute, but there are rumors that the us have, i'll the i involvement in the region by what i mean, how influential is the u. s. in this problem field, this is far

a union . the americans considered this anti regional a . some you are recently number one, it was there was a bit of bean. so you had a b, i n d u n america a jo, ben, no, there wasn't a picture. then there is some kind of what's already going on. if you're not seeing the board in your mind to so many months, so a little bit just so you can analyze something. there must be some things that they want. ok, well the show they want to hire

a pollution which they are in so long in so many ticket. so it is a possibility. nobody can see for sure. but then the possibility of that is one more thing which we can analyze. but it, nobody can be sure, and i will talk to my analyst that this one possibility can also be there some time back there. well, they're both dr. a ct hold on one of the shouldn't be a no. do you up with you job because your political location or for food on or not, is just a few 100 miles from a lane already see sort of a wall or legal bad consequences. we're going to me this,

do you discourse to refuse and also to feel separately invested i in the order mind soft to done so be have really gone on me and just to just pick it up possibly be good. this is all so there are no, you can see i brought steve or between the cooper all well the get is a fia, and the record is one proxy. what is going on? you got it, and another friend might be opening the head into that, but i'm not sure, but dismantled the author as a shake, but they'll go and they to as always a pleasure. tell him to you. thank you so much for insights and he will be keeping a close eye on this for sure. martha now despite in years of us quizzes of over the alleged murder of janice is jamarcus shelby washington seems to be taking a year term with the yourself and now praising saudi arabia's recent.

$37000000000.00 purchase of boeing jets world has changed. sorry. robbie has taken a new path of 2018, still looms large. i'll just be honest with you, but i see things happening here that i didn't think were possible. i thought it was all talk things i'm here to see it for myself. i'm going to go back home until my college you need to go, sorry, arabia and see what's going on. you bought 37000000000 dollars of aircraft made in my country, i thing and my state and my country, and thank moore's coming. so as a united states senator, i reserve the right to change course. sorry, arabia has changed course. i can never do business with saudi arabia again until we get this behind us, m b s figure is to me, toxic. he can never be a world leader on the world's day. what as course, lived as a jail to alice ahmed out

a blame. thanks so much so much for joining us in now. this is a strange story hooked up with the news feed. the cus says privacy issues, scathing criticism over of savvy rep is now praising them for buying us, made boeing alcohol. why such a change? i mean, is it just money? absolutely. if thank you for having me, 1st of all, and this is how america works. this is no strange, i don't understand why people are really baffled by what the senator said. because america, all the operates with you if you have a high stakeholder interest, find that should with them. so the more you do business with them, the more positive feedback you, you're going to do or say, so some of the states are the united states. you will never hear them talk about side ray. because the trade balance with these congressmen in the united states is so high, so it definitely they cannot say, or they wouldn't say anything against rebates. so they want to interrupt the trade

balance sheet of the states with saudi arabia, and they keep them foreman over that particular state. going to keep the people of that state happy so they can get elected. so definitely the drive is not actually the americana or how america is proceeding, or what the funding father wanted for america. it's basically to maintain their seat at the congress. are those are some good point. i mean, we've heard how washington criticized riyadh, especially over the kidding of sadie jonas, jamal chevy. but we also seen biden sort of visiting saudi arabia and asked him to boost oil production. so the cost of all is cheaper. but how is it miss butler with hypocrisy this back was for this up and down. how is relations with the u. s. and salary patty out? seeing the immediate future was, 1st of all,

this is exactly how the u. s. has been operating for the past many decades, is you know, they're preaching the whole world and they dictate some of the policies on the world for the benefit and the interest of the united states, rather than or it comes 1st rather than the interest of the rest of the world, so for example, because of the inflation they raise the interest rate so much that actually effect many economies around the world have the united states actually discussed this with the rest of the world. no, they are looking for the interests of their own people and the country by insulating the interest rate. so one object plus or the, you know, the object nations decide to cut prediction or the u. s. gets mad because there is no game of the united states. so this is actually has been coming vocal and more appearance for the people we've seen. it's all for so many decades if you want the united states to work with the lobbyists in washington dc. try to get them on board, get the trade balance. are they going to be happy?

and this is what translate to put lindsey crowd by coming over here. and he was really happy for the big order of the boring jets that's going to probably direct and indirect 1000000 american citizens. and this is also what, please, what by didn't when he started the election and he said he's going to mix hard to read prior. then the couple years he start coming over here and he started coming with a fist from. so definitely this is how america operates. unfortunately, and this is why the foreign policy of the united states is, does not reflect what the read the american people inside of america. but the united states will maintain an, as an ally because we've been with them for the past a decade. and the relationship is going to keep going forward. however, it's not like what it used to be for. there is no dictation there is no, actually i want this for nothing. there is some wrong people meetings that they just sit and discuss and be start. see what the benefits for the united states and

what the benefit toward the shot would be people and the united states has to change it strategy and especially their current strategy and start looking at the world as a part to play with. rather than a part to dictate on what's interesting you said that i was going to just pull you up on that. it's also about that fist bump. yeah. biden's offered the saudi crown prince that and add that on the same. so he was with is raised 5 minutes and shaking his hand, you think saudi arabia sees america as perhaps just a service provider. but we needed some, we needed some jets. here's an order where the customer and pattern is sadie wright and i was looking to make a partnership through that with more, i know mutually respectful countries. i definitely agree america provide one of the best solutions on the world. like, for example, for weapons,

they have the best weapons and couple sectors that the hard rape actually probably need america does provide that and they take a hefty chain. you know, i have to price for it, which is we don't mind because the technology is good. so unfortunately, this is how america is positioning themselves as basically a trade partner. that's it, but there's no longer strategic plan on how they can actually gain, not only the leaders of certain countries, but people also. we know that there is the need shipped over here. we have a couple of assets of the us military around the peninsula. there is u. s. assets on the mediterranean. you can see the presence of the military and the, the, the middle east. and this is kind of give some sort of security for the region for any conflicts might happen. but the, the problem is the, the white house and the state department is really working against,

or giving the wrong image, or what actually the just community or the pentagon of the united states. and looking to establish with this with, with the gcc country, for example. how david's always had a great relationship with the deal with the department of defense. they are ongoing trainings all the time. they are sharing intelligence. however, this is far away for the policy of the white house and and the state department because it's been very public shives. and as we all know, the united states congress is very divided. the republican party is divided, the democrats are divided, and we are seeing a lot of level of corruption when you're talking about that's your low c, chuck schumer, all those people that are trying to, you know, embrace the american system that it's been funded for a long time and they're taking advantage and there is no accountability where we see, for example, donald trump has been pulled in in the,

in court and in new york and made the circuit of us president and course, american taxpayers a lot of money. and nobody has changed anything, so i don't understand why the american people are not taking matters and actually trying to like the right congressmen and put the right bright future for the american people and the american future that we are seeing america. unfortunately, going away and shifting away in so many ways that actually leaving vacuums in many countries around the world. and it allows that in days him to be any stability on the side of the pond. abraham, give us a good day. thanks so much for your time. thank you. doing this as an africa needs to and will become easier, so say all the eyes of the ongoing african continental free trade area. business forum, breaking down vines. i'm more from the cape town event. his course will not cover

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 i still hold him back. the movement and. busy 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 nigeria. i still coming to terms with we working on a project 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 deficit is, is information and,

and also relationships. we don't have both countries are heavily regulated, but our regulators have not met each other, even though a lot of our businesses are doing or invested in nigeria. so we're looking at actually how it's starting at 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 africa population is going to quadruple by britain. d, 100, because africa is the fastest growing continent because we're sitting with 1300000000 people, 60 percent off, which are young people need. also, the market is right. it is absolutely the right market for the uh, free 10 businesses to actually see how they never really jan, actually cultivate,

to leverage these opportunities. business needs to speak as one formidable voice. even though trade amongst african countries is currently at 16 percent. it still leaves much to be desired. one of the main goals is to create more jobs. for the hundreds of millions of africans fill 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 trade deal is coming into its own, on the. busy verge 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 way down conversations and africa. best be ready to leverage the opportunity that i believe had

a lot of tea in cape town. we were talking about also eastern national guard