members of the international community, and as you pointed out, it is taking place in 6 bound its warm up around 15 countries attending a number of them having a rough, formal desire to join the scar this uh, organization. and in fact uh earlier i spoke to the uh, south african sharp uh, from brick center, said that one of the main topic discussion of this kind of around is the criteria that will be applied to new members. now, i also had a chance to speak to a rushes deputy for administer, so get a corporate and some that russia is very active in the end those discussions and believes that at least for most of the main christ here is whether or not the prospective a bricks members are apply unilateral sanctions against all the members of international community. russian believe that the only sanctions that are legal are those that are passed by the united nation and it wants to make sure that the

brakes also adopt these criteria. here is exactly what sort of get it all precious deputy for administer have to stay on the subject that we welcome these and he said the whole south african cheshire invited a great number of important team flash countries to the media meeting. we invest in 2 weeks, post police go, we will, and practical origin. this to be there where things happen earlier today, the cindy level press for the minister, masked with the saudi pounds a part. and so there may be, as not formally a member of greek sold, the vote is officially applied for the membership in this organization. and the reason why this is so interesting is because knowing that we still f tonchee us ally, but it trades with china in the china springs you on it also indeed,

just buried openly with russia within the apex last form of and it's great. the opening not being the american pressure, so for many a brief countries. ringback it's an important example, all depends in silver and self interested, foreign policy. this is something that they, they really want to bring not only to international relations, political relations, but also economic, a global economy to make sure that you know, like the oceans that belong to all of us rather a particular um, group of purchase. so that would be an official idle suit plowed, says one of rents. main goal is has been to transform the world order to make it inclusive. i'm fat as the kind of multi lateral architecture is outdated. it was formulated in 1945 itself for this purpose the world was vastly, vastly different, less than 30 african countries way independence over in states at the time of the

funding of the un. what brits is being check pending since it's funding that we nearly every zoomed funds, funding monthly lecture system one that speaks to the kind of just tell them that we are facing. and one that is inclusive and that it is fit and just and does not marginalize the majority of the builder population. and the majority of the global southfield, our institutions needs the problem and that their voices are also equally hon. within this context, a large number of countries have a great deal of faith and confidence in the brakes and what we are spending for and what we hope to achieve in terms of addressing the major part of the deal for the front and know me from the financial and it's important that foreign ministers are also part of this process and it's not just one find to lead us because foreign ministers are the ones who on a daily basis to address these global issues and advise them. so we believe that this part of the meeting,

the extended meeting tomorrow is an intensive fucking fucking fucking, fucking this. got them put students have been protesting us be the job i just went to impose sanctions on the country. if it's introduces a controversial i t l g p team rule the the, the guy even though it says a bill is a single family values on the country. so this is important to choose how the buyer is purchasing us funds allocated to the country and demanding that you get them to themselves, decide their own destiny without outside involvement. the us president says, a warrant to we'll evaluate the news guy, the bill. i'm to take action if necessary. the shameful act is the latest

developments in an alarming trend of human rights abuses and corruption in uganda. i've directed my national security council to evaluate the implications of this law on all aspects of us engagement with uganda. and we considering additional steps including the application of sanctions and restriction of entry into the united states against any one involved in serious human rights abuses or corruption. the guy that is fall from the only country has internal as are under scrutiny from western need. is the vice for miss that last week? said serial. president, shaw asset is the enemy of his own people and should be put on file defending those words. why? so i think french democratic families while the us council on american islamic relations of support for the so named i side, i'm seat nobody's asian bill which will tighten the sanctions on this. and people, we welcome to the thoughts of like, i guess the title on the issue of the west,

full thing is, own politics on independent nations. when we talk about the sand, that's when we talk about head gemini, when we talk about impression, then you'll talk about those false values that the west has to be the preaching throughout the world verbally, but on the ground, it's completely the other way around. what we have seen the politicization of the i, c j, the international court of justice, one day they want to bring the president boynton to try out today. they want to bring the president as after syria has been admitted to the ad. i believe i'm president, that was this thought of the so the 2nd summit in jet the few days back now they want to bring him to justice. this is my gong differentially, the whose own country has been cut and they've got the fee. oh coup. i divided libya, bought it takes 5 digging in the occupation of that i, the 100,

nobody'd see the set them jose and whether you like them or not. these are 2 independent countries which way and they did by western people including across it's kind of clash off saturday. i just as a national dentist from the people of fuel gone to our representative and the fact that it must be me. i've been out at the bottom and as i said, the f o 2 because they're a decline just to uh, take care of the family and protect the somebody from what so full, the new shade. so finally, i called in for the gender series and unfortunately, which is fred over at the western countries out there that the states and we do have the full spots, have been present plates, the copying the got charged and it's it's, it's a big mistake. so i'm the worst part samples, because if i'm like a host and you are a guest, the biggest, i'm not going to gauge the codes of ethics to uh, the host, which is a kind of, uh, violate. and it'd be interesting to know. i'm things like that. there is no logic

in, in the what's the attitude towards the side of the world countries. and the countries that threatens the dominance of the world in a block that economically threatens the had too many of the west and the us dollar, such as the breaks or any other uh, or asian, your asian, uh, uh, economic that platforms is being automatically attacked to select tons and undermined by your washington and its allies. um, what do you think about the search has already imposed? invite shots any by on, even on, on china, on the other companies out there, the, i'm not matching with their own issue. many as my central figure said before, my thing i, i live with someone you know, shooting his own speech. this is unfortunately distributed to the and the racism of the worst. because the point putting folder on adult teeth brothers are not to be

a we either but like to see us admitted see a package. the key should washington is completely indifferent to the credit and government crimes, but as according to rush, as i'm about to, to america, the new us security package totaling $300000000.00 effectively feels the growth in regime and keeps instead of cooling the zalinski raising to account, washington is demonstrative, we showing indifference to the crimes have been to rights public statements by the white house that they allegedly do not support the attacks of the on forces of ukraine in the very heart of another land and not worth a penny or the new you estimate of the a pi a c k the now so on wednesday, a miles to $300000000.00. think who's paid for it? m t m as solved as was schools of activity shows high miles weapons systems. and after 10 millions of small arms, munitions overall though more than $30000000000.00 has been spent by washington or

leave for aid to keep. now this comes as evidence reports of the most online recently of nate to where for me, appearing on the black markets. now in this, on verified video, one search web and it was posted in the hands of the notorious mexican drug game amid isn't wearing the insignia of the gulf called tale appears to be holding an 18 full swedish made. i feed the tank loan to files of such questions have been supplied to the equating government since last year as a, as washington twice of finalize a deal on its national ceiling. the white half dispelled concerns around the funding of keep saying, they'll be enough money to give the movie, suppose it to what happens. and as for the dead ceiling, as the deal of it, it won't do it, no matter what happens in the halls of congress. there won't be in effect on our

ability to support ukraine. john kirby said the answer is point the united states is not a party to the cons. ready only providing weapons providing training when it is not interested in directing your brain. weird target and to attack. now at this point, he did also mentioned that the united states as counseling ukraine, but he didn't describe exactly what that entails. the usa does not want to know who conducted strikes against the crowd one, and it turns a blind eye to us provided weaponry that is now being used on russian territory president. so when skiing is military commanders decide what they're going to do from a military perspective and they decide what they're going to do with the equipment that isn't provided to them. and that the, you know, on all that said, we have been very clear with the craniums privately. we certainly been clear publicly that we do not support attacks inside russia. and we do not enable and we

do not encourage attacks inside rush. so as we heard from john kirby, he expressed the fact that the united states is going to continue to arm ukraine. provide them with the training exercises council, but insisted that the united states is not overseeing and is not responsible for the actions of the ukrainian military that they then carry out with this training asked with use and exercise. ready with this counsel from the united states out quite a bit, quite an interesting case, john, courteous trying to make here saying that the united states is going to remain heavily involved in facilitating the conflicts in ukraine, but should not take responsibility for being directly involved. a lot of the us census it has no direct to vote when the rain comes that the problem is of georgia has blamed data expansionism for the situation saying it truly is an escalation in the standoff. i think everybody,

everybody knows the reason. i'm not sure. i do, what do you think it is? i think you know it well, and the, and the audience knows it. one of the main reasons would need to write nato enlargement, right, and many other reasons. do you think that nato enlargement for votes the war? well, i don't want to speculate okay, and i don't want to quote the statements. so the russian government, but one of the reasons was you grace will and determination to become a member of nato. and so therefore, we see the consequence, the slide. so a lot of the history of tysons with a rush over the territorial disputants, the 2 countries recently resumed direct flights of the pools, a ceiling visa, free trouble agreement by products. and i knew this one is from the west with the u

. n. u. s. i, we already being critical of tbilisi for not joining functions. the games must go. great. meanwhile has last out at the college of live georgian pm. it is very disappointing free green. now to hear such messages, we are very sorry for georgia, which is now in a situation where the top government officials can make such statements. besides the full adulthood, m t, who says that to acts in accordance with its own agenda, its finance territory at the expense of global harmony. i'm afraid it will upset it . no problem. that's really was absolutely right because we all know that the were in ukraine behind it was the desire of native to expand the territory at the expense of ukraine. to be honest. the same thing happens in 2008 in georgia. we're all know that need to expansion is unacceptable to russia. that's is, if the neighbors do not understand the depth of their neighbors security system,

then why should not expect all the results from the neighbor? because neighbors should be treated to it's great to understand in georgia had shared security with russia. the same thing happened with ukraine made his approach to russia's board, as everyone knows all over the world that this was absolutely unacceptable for russia to move forward further and further. everyone understood how this would and interest and the world with russia was naturally more the body of the west. they have for the prime minister, spoke briefly. but to the point, the color is impressive that says everyone using this doesn't do your glory to ukraine. to educate themselves on it, on his origins, he compared it to the ready for the homeland, which was used by the nazis info asia during the 2nd world war. and i've been suffering like jesus to get people to stop using the slogan,

ready for the homeland. if you don't understand why icons educate you, there's no difference between the slogan and glory to ukraine. it's a challenge of the most radical chauvinist to west and ukraine, who collaborated with the nazis and killed thousands of jews and polls. i don't want to hear it's in croatia. i don't care that some leaders seem to like it. they should come up with a different slogan. lesson politicians on german, charles, so oh so, so american members of congress have the using lean very in language version of glory to try to highlight the support for cube. this wasn't widely used throughout to the previous century was pulling by the old, the ice ation of ukraine. nationalists, who collaborated with nazi forces the sooner quite ready for the homeland was officially used by the titillation. we'll start shop fascist policy. i lied to the gym analyses. the movement was involved in the mass, murder subs on june months before the 3rd reich officially decided on the follicles

as the state policy files of stuff. the members escaped to the west in 1945 off of the red on a false jeremy's surrender. i'm call me is to power in you this law of you. you have insight, he's a school staff, i'm guy. it says such open manifestations of nonsense today raises a lot of questions. it has been part of the scraped for the last 2 years of the overall syria into west uh that they have tried to advertise abroad. so the slogan was even used if i'm not mistaken. and you are a vision song context contest. so it has become a normalized old o creation. presidents rely on a vision, absolutely rights. and when he made makes the ground competitive comparison between the us. but i me, which is the, you know, for fatherland already and, and the with the, the germans in kyle,

that is exactly the same as the counselor of the same uh, uh, historical background and for the same periods. so it should not be used. um, i'm really bustled by numerous organizations around the world that usually uh, woods, uh, flag these uh craw tries uh, on the open non season, but they're not doing that. it's john as to working for investigative news side of the grades that was recently due to end of the question by british kept internal for these upon arrival back in the k could client, but it was something new to that board on the 17th of may house arriving from the serving capital bellwood where he lives found. but it was a question for more than 5 hours about his political views covering everything on the cover bridge. but let's go leadership to easily uncomfort electronic devices. i'm buying cars will seize the offices, specifically demanded to know whether the breeze had ties with the rushes,

security services over the publishing of hacked material. or now, no reason was given full the times in the some examples here of his working duty because of the bridge 5 simple, i'm the crime mean break and the, even a plot to this fine. so the grades on itself investigative groups editor. and she's maxim louisville, believe london is targeting jealous because the exposing violations of international and domestic law. so this was, in my view, political repression by the british state, which has no pretty speech protections against a journalist who has been exposing, in, meticulous and completely factual fashion how british intelligence has been violating international and domestic law in order to carry out some very dark machinations

what kid hasn't done is broken any laws are violated. any journalistic f ethics. what he's done is standard practice, even at legacy wester. newspapers like the washington post in the new york times. this was a base list interrogation. it was a fishing expedition by british intelligence. they're going after journalists, who are dissenters, dissidents, and who are exposing their own violations of international and domestic law. we've received the outpouring of solidarity and support and we're hoping that groups like the reporters without borders will weigh in here. i know kits been in contact with them that other press freedom. ngos will actually speak up. this really is a question of whether you agree with me or kit, clarin burge, it's about whether journalist can continue to follow standard journalistic practice and using leaks material to provide news that's in the public interest. vs includes the banking ship library in iran is home to over $70000.00 copies of

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the hello, i'm the village and you are tuned into modus operandi. central asia is not central to u. s. foreign policy. that seems to be the consensus among political academics around the world. but the strategic importance of the so called stand countries cannot be overlooked. tonight will explore the push and pull over the stands. will they remain in the eastern orbit or be swayed by the west? all right, let's get into the em up. the central asia consist of the 5 stance who's becca stand has like stan curtis stand, 10 chick a span and turkmenistan. these former soviet republics, while land locked,

were once a vital route for trade on the old silver road and hold the key to expansion of china's new belgian road initiative. most of the stands are sitting on impressive natural gas reserves and play an important role in keeping tara organizations like outside of a day. so as members of the seo the shanghai cooperation organization to the north west of the stands lies russia and to their east china, the to super powers, anchoring the seo. and while these sovereign nations in the middle mostly favour, co operation with their neighbors, their central locality to america's principle adversaries, russia, china, and iran might prove to enticing for the west to keep out. here to discuss the situation of the stands is allister a comment off. he is

a geo political analyst and consultant based and curtis stand, and as experience comes, salting for the united nations and world bank. our sure thanks for joining us. so, back in 2001, following the 911 attacks here on us soil. the americans were granted permission by kurdistan to operate a military base at manassas airport. but this came also with the approval of russia, so that the us, you know, could have easily transport for operations in and out of afghanistan. but curtis stands ended this contract in 2014, seeing as the us didn't finally leave afghanistan until 2021. then this actually then sour relations between the us and curtis down the money left, the us withdrawal of its military base, sour relations deeply. but this move was caught up in the broader actually tension between the us and curtis. the. the thing is,

the current use of us relations over the past 30 years, are a tail of inflated expectations and deep disappointments. united states over the past 30 years since security started became independent investment, extensive resources, energy to make the small country of less than 6000000 people. a model for democracy and liberal economy in this a most beautiful, also a terrier, central asian neighborhood. those efforts filled code you start, do not become a democracy. it is still in a sort haired country that is poor, struggling with economy. so on the crazy side, the curtis style felt that the us took advantage of a small country like a code this time. and there was also a anger living. this is that the us fail to promote charges, tons, economic interest,

not much investments poured into cody started because of this military collaboration. and there was also a perception in the district charged on the capital that the, the cookies interest were not taken seriously by the us. and so congress dot felt that it was a used to. and us actually did not promote code to start at the international arena. in some there was this a bose disappointments on both sides to the central asian stand countries felt threatened by taliban and i'll kind of back then now we're talking of course about target stand tremendous. dan ginger gets down is becca stan and conflicts down. now that the taliban are back in power and afghanistan, is there a threat to regional security? i mean, is this going to hamper the still burgeoning your razor economic union? on monday low,

there's dark cheated discussion is actually happening in the central asian capitals as well as in ordinary people's kitchens about the threats posed by the totally bar . so there's no agreement on long term threats. however, we already see the short term consequences from the telephone take, or is the arrival of the tale about half cost, a lot of discords, you know, a central asian neighborhood, particularly between becky star, a large and populous country, and to just on a smaller mountain this country both of these countries neighborhoods can stop. the thing is touch just on views. telephone control of getting son is a big threat. the tale bought actually excluded ethnic todd, you from government. and they had been violating the rights of ethnic minorities. and the topics are affiliated culturally with those minorities and they felt a little bit over totally bounce handling of the whole political situation. and so

they see totally bought as a big for it was biggest on, on the other hand, is actually championing dialogue with atalla. but they seem to tell a box of people who they can deal with, and they're actually trying to make sure that the international community collaborates with the totally box. so it just depends because i'll walk in this a dispute or how to view to totally bar. and the other such lives in countries, they don't know which side to take. and at the level of ordinary people, the fuse that the tale bought. take over and the developing power will cause significant roof. for example, a militant sees, allow me to build through zillow central, asians can travel to tell about, enjoyed various sections there. the also fuse of drug trafficking of dentist on has long been a source of a cheap trucks to the central asian region. as those drugs move from central asia to other.