the outside are so busy. what can possibly change that in your view? yeah, actually you absolutely conflict. probably the reason why i have this is there's partially recognition and feel at home in the issue is because in the same way, like i say it's my own. but bush guy knows about the ship because of me. she passed away a month of they came back from russia and she knew of our church to so where are you going this time as the russian? and i'm sure him and when i came, says bring to those suites of different they have life. since i recently do teaching women for instance, when, cuz when they see only means through media about russia, which is just conflict with ukraine. when we come and say this is and then the like, new, new new shows and it's a google the, the, the, the 1st is that night, which is like, wow, so this type close to them. you know,

female pilots. you had about them in china. no, it has about what? in africa, in a difference in kenya, there were women that recalled the way older women during conflicts that were at home. they miners to defeats the british because these women are the ones that somebody think, oh, from grand news at home. these are the good news that are actually able to hire a point in sits that with the blanket and nobody suspect, then they conduct at the serious request and they defended are all under the on the, the exploitation. and then the mission of the storms that mix that which is woman i don't, that is, this is what we try to highlight and saying, hey, you know, there's a thing that you or you come to the table and nobody else left the chest for you. you bring your own cheque and you have, or i think it is a woman where you are sitting in the bedroom and you are all the clothes the board

members have headed to do some in terms of all and can get us coffee. i don't jump and i'm like, i'm all i don't, i, i, let's be from in a more i'm thinking it is the way it is off and then when it's out of compliance rather than virtually no, no, no, i don't i, i'm like, okay, i also need coffee kind of things anyway. now we have to take a short break, another customer break with a short break for an advertising bug. he'll be back in just a few moments. stay to the

the welcome back to the 4 inch miss lousy manami founder and chief executive officer of ladies in the front lines. let him know how many you just before the break we were talking about this basic dignity. and i think this e 1st is very present in the one in danger politics because 1st of all, we've been under several decades or some would even say teresa alpha, very exploit and if capitalism, that treated deland and treated people around the world in this very sort of male

dominating fashion. you know, you do what i say, i get all the benefits and you say what? and if you don't stay quiet, if you will face, you know, pretty aggressive consequences. and i'm tying that at least in my uh, perception to not only to rushes entanglement and your print, but to many other conflicts around the world where you know, the powerful, the powers that become and try to dictate the terms to the people we've on that land how do you see these process going? do you think there's any change and how the receiving side is responding to that? women have always been, they, as i said, and in terms of the land, it is most of the women since the beginning of time. but what the land to fits the families. it is the women when there's any disposition and dictates the

shape of any thoughts. it is only the women that have to bring out it is the women that have to bring up men. that'd be strong enough to, to, to, to handle whatever the precious of, of, of the world. so ladies in the front line lead suddenly like there is nothing wrong in being in the front line and in a lot of issues like same business and every country is you're right. sometimes the numbers in my country, for instance, i wonder, is the product affects that we've had administered of defense. i remember traveling with her overseas somewhere and somebody in the us did you send me is in minutes. the difference is the minister of defense is the minister of defense. thank you. faith and in that very made all sort of the question becomes a, a chance she handles where sometimes you'd say,

even if these are made of generals. but as a minister, if i say, i suggest that they should be going this way, but i guess they sometimes as, as, as women you would miss this is just need to just take all the advice from last because this is the main domain agents area. but this is a very interesting subject, i mean it's like a logical mean because if you look at the some of the, let's say west and the female leaders, therefore more aggressive than the male counterparts. some of them are the champions of supplying weapons and whining the warranty, old. and i remember, i mean, my uh, biggest draw pricing. i feel this day it was hillary clinton, last thing and her cnn interview. i've been use of walmart to get out as a humane murder. so i wonder if these uh,

female or women empowerment discourse can sometimes be used and explore to me for geo political purposes because we value women because they bring something, you know, and another aspect of human psychology or of human experience. but if they become just like man or even the words, the man wasn't what benefit? this is ricky, what i said. but the whole thing of women in strains does not have to come. so i don't want to be muscular as, as a strong woman. i've still enjoyed the privilege of a man opening the door, for instance, for me or standing on a chair for me. i, it's not about the competition of either. you know, must, can i do, like i said before and see if i help we work together in this situation with respect to one another. we both bring value meant to be and i remember that he never came to think it's still hung smooth. like actually it was like one,

if this has to have children and grandchildren after this 1020 years from now, when she finds out. but she joked about some schuman things life, like, you're just, the one have been an animal. but i think the, the reason for that, i mean, psychologically speaking is a total sort of dissociation from your own feelings from your own emotions, from your own body. and this is what being on the front side sometimes does women because we do have this amazing, important talent for related in this integration supporting live connecting to each other, even a rationally russian women come south things that the man sometimes do not pick up . but i think the world is in huge needle fetch values. how do you think it could be brought back instead of um, you know, this hierarchical structure of one told with down command z, the bottoms has to be that women should always,

there isn't why even when a male child has from the fest presently fits my mom and the treasure mom because he got mom brings that which is about a been strong without necessarily 13 and based on what still no divisions or when i don't know exactly north of the because that gets exploited to a point where it even makes enemies amongst one another because it's about who's going to be, you know, at a fight to, for this space non stronger strands does not have to be something that is, uh, i don't know how, like i was making an example that i don't have just put me in a board richie with me and i'm expensive cause i'm the woman i must go make kids with the strings that's coming. especially those of the african continent. amazing women. absolutely. and not just women. i think somebody as well because uh,

we are recording this interview on the eve of uh, a big african delegation expected here in st. petersburg and russia to hopefully meet the, the, your cram conflict from what i know on the due to the details. i still scarce, there today they're in care of so they, they want to reach to, you know, at least 2 sides of this conflict. i'm not sure they are going to travel to the west, which perhaps would be necessary as well. but in your view, what do you think? how do you think the african perspective can help us deal with this style made? i'm actually in saying the today in my country is what you call in june 16. it is the uprising of the young people one day the took to the streets and said enough is enough because of the prostate system. and as, as we speak to the state and federal people like myself as the class of 76. cuz i

was like beyond pest in those years and it was a team we, we had the young man that would spend in the front and be the ones that throw that rocks, the better of a gun and the women we were right, but as young girls be and we went all the way the women when when things go to the west, you know the women equally good. the church, the women were the ones also had left the country like for instance and got assistance from like the former soviet union for training. they train many tally as well, and so it was a 2 way where men and women can work together without or if the patient or anyone is using that's to have the advantage of, of someone else. i mean, it is the women that go out and said you go, i would say we're here for years. so it's always been

a 2 months thing. it's just for the way i come from. so today it is a very special david to i don't remember. i mean i noted somebody who was born on this, the poor guy when i went out due to as well. and he was from that country and was on to point to celebrate the day of a physical jihad. we've been postponed movement from somebody else. it has the memories of, of, of, of, of defiance from young students. so it is a very complex, but it has to be phased because things as, as they stand, i can check with need one another things that i mean in 5 to, for the submitting to of africa and, and all of a countries disability is what is going to be at the have to be about 2 more. no, absolutely. and i think one of the african advantages is that many african people in african leaders have had a close brush with reality. they know what hardship is. they know what the war is. they know what the reconciliation is and how hard it is and the, you know,

the practical work. but if you need to invest into that, then my hope with this for now is that the, the africans can bring some, a practical experience instead of let's say, some abstract ideas about how the world is supposed to be. but this is my question uh, many of west and there is one to make the world a better place, but it's oftentimes leads to worse outcomes that we have before. for example, libby, i mean if used to be a relatively prosperous country, now it's an open the air say market, i mean there are people traded in some areas there. and is there any hold for embracing this team spirit and internationally in your view, or is it just the pipe idea on my part, it is what we really hold for. but a, because honestly, conflicts by nature are not pleasant on all sides as never really. and we're not

as and the flame of that comes in. but we hold especially the ladies, the front line type. what the women bring is to say that can be conflict resolutions. without this thing of you know, without maybe you can don't mean. but like i said, women bring a different flavor when men sometimes bring, let me see who's got the lowest christmas time. but then in the middle there, who is it still going to be the women and the children that pay the price of something that they told me don't even understand. i mean a few years ago and was here with the same issue with your price. my on system then grew up on the very point it's kind of in life environment. me ask the question. i was in the square of beautiful flowers and she says, where are you? because i had trouble so much. they could never keep up some issues that weren't

a 7 by shift just as really bad places like that. and i realized, and i said, why is it when i think of course, just because i share you, please. so sometimes what and then i made a if i was that i would bring my children, my grandchildren to visit georgia. so it's not always about what your friends, they and women need to be. the ones i said is that our conflict see, is that we would need to be part of the solution. yeah. and the human to connect. sure. and you know the thing about using one connection here. what my last question and i also hoping had to bring my son to uh, south africa and uh, brought me uh more uh, more wide, more widely around the continent. and i just came from a trip there. and i was struck by how of nelson mandela is still quoted and the same as the remark in an interview, when the, an american, the analyst asking why would south africa supports fidel castro and warm?

i've been asking and he said that, you know, we don't assume that you are and him is the hour and a nice and there was a lot of dignity and a lot of sort of silver and speaking. so in spirit, in, in that phrase, do you think it's a, it's having a range of sounds across the continent. it is because i came with the delegation of women who as well. i'm in the files around is the right. yeah. you pray. like i said with my system that i have and they i hear and they're like, wait a minute, there's a one. there's if you read these that people are 0 as human and then the funding this picture, the big one is the fellow with those you're in the middle of a was or we can kind of see is a prostate likes think? yeah, you know, that is pushed on the people around the world that somehow some people are not really new. i'm telling you that when you, when does the thing rush, you and then something i've, i've,

i've been both those kind of emotions some times just out of inches by fit in the plane. i'm coming from job or connecting into bias business to somebody is going somewhere else because you buy a car next the world and then supposed to, oh, by the way, with a nice face plan. just asked, where are you going to rush you and then the face changes. so what are you doing there? i mean, when i came for the energy at forum, you know, to but it's showing ages that's owned by women that i, i live attendance smart, not with my tickets. this is you'd have to find an indemnity video into a was and then i phones is personal and i was at the airport and i said, i'm actually about to put a flight most school. and, but i, i, i'm the student. and as i was taking pictures i would since they it is okay. yeah, a membership. so if you love which is woman, but have to try. and i'm hoping that the, this, the n word that you're talking about a few kids have been coming here, like i say,

especially in africa because of the guy's been through the 4 hundreds of years. and i am liking the idea that there were 40 african countries for the duma recently. and they won't be in probably more than 14 coming for the africa, russia. but anyway, i'm hoping to be enough leading ladies that would work in partnership and then bring that which is not okay. let's see who's got more muscles than who in just saying, let us know how it's going to be the bigger and oldest. my goodness, i have moved something like that. oh, it's been great pleasure talking to you. thank you very much so much. i come spinning on. i've been here and thank you for watching hope to hear again. and it was a part of the

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services. for what question did you say you requested a the, [000:00:00;00] the was the dog up with after we withdrew truths from key f, as promised the key of authorities as their patrons usually do, through it all into the wastebasket of history. were of the guarantees that they will not continue to abandon such agreements. quite america reveals the draft agreement on new frame neutrality that he says, key of sign, and then scrapped under pressure from its western backers. the size of russia has an applicant peacekeeping delegation and day after it has been to crane the south african officials reject claims by your brain,

which was quickly echoed and much of the media that russia targeted during their peace mission to the city. on friday, we did not witness to an alert. no, we didn't hear much. did you go to bump shelter today? no, no, no, i didn't hear st. petersburg, international economic forum wrapped up in russia's northern capital, r t has been providing extensive coverage as a major annual event being nicer economy going around the world. and donald trump, we've not to miss handling classified documents accusing the government. i mean, which one against him? he also claims is a clear case of double standards questioning why there is not a similar approach in the present and by then

the coming to live from the russian capital. this is the week wait on our to international. i'm rachel evans here with the top stories of this week. and today. welcome to the program. a lot of miracle has revealed the details of a draft agreement on ukraine's neutrality, which he says is key. i've agreed to last year in the early stages of the war, but then scrapped under pressure from its western backers. the russian president's comments came on hosting an african peacekeeping delegation in st. petersburg. we did not agree with you quite inside that this deal would be confidential, but we also never disclosed it or commented on it. the draft of this agreement was initialed by representative of the head of the negotiating group from t f. he put his signature there. here it is one here,

it's called the treaty on permanent neutrality and guarantees for the security of ukraine. it contains 18 articles and there was also an appendix. its provisions confirmed the armed forces and many other things. everything is written there down to units of military equipment and personnel of the armed forces. here's the document, it is initial. but after we withdrew troops from t of as promised, the key of authorities as their patrons usually do, through it all into the waste basket of history. were of the guarantees that they will not continue to abandon such agreements. the document reveal very present for it shows that a frame of reassuring gets army to 85000 troops during peace time massively to scale back its military equipment, as well as confirming its permanent neutrality and its constitution. with russia, the u. s. b u k. china and france listed as guarantors. meanwhile, african leaders have expressed their positions on the conflict with the south

african president saying the war mustang calling on both sides to de escalate. ortiz ox on a boy has the details. i think it's quite remarkable that lodging there put in, felt the need to bring this agreement to his meeting with the african literature in my opinion. and it shows the significance. he attaches to these mediation efforts, as well as a reference to reputation. because i think what he's trying to do is to counter what's the narrative that the russian military alteration in ukraine came? absolutely on per bolt. and the west and media and weston officials liked to present it as a, this cruel attempt to grab your print, entire true. where in fact uh, in the view of the russian president, what russia does is defending its own legitimate security concerns in, in ukraine. and he was very straightforward in describing russian perspectives in

front of the african leaders. he said the uh, uh, that agreement that he actually demonstrates it to them had this title on permanent neutrality and security guarantees it to ukraine. and that was essentially the status was a secure distribution in europe, off to be on the cold war. now uh, according to the rest of the president, uh, the kremlin remains open to o. uh, peace facilitation initiatives. as long as they are down on the principle of fairness and recognition of legitimate security interest on all sides. um, he's saying the african leaders for understanding the context, all of that conflict um not submitting to western pressure. now the african gas on the side side that they also have a practical, uh,

national uh, security uh, interest in a, solving the ukranian conflicted has approval problems in the field defendants and food security and unprecedented crisis in its nature. and he showed you already to support task in removing the obstacles, solve this conflict, thanks to you and all the actors like to t a. m p u m. we menace to pause the grain deal. i am confident that russia, one of the foremost nations of the un and permanent manville the security council, will observe the you and tell to as a continent we are being negatively affected in terms of why economies. the prices of commodities have gone up, particularly grain and fertilizer in the process of fuel have also gone off. and this is a consequence of the war that is ongoing. we would like to see further

engagements with regards to the processes that were leads to the end of this will. as for the time being the so called black sea deal, which uh foresees the uninhibited expert. though, if you bring in a weight on russian, i green's and fertilizers to the global markets uh is working on paper, but the russian side of the deal is being actively sabotaged by western countries. and as the russian leader reiterated, russia remains open to any piece per foot pulse when it comes to ukraine, or when it comes to the way international system should be around here. uh, stress that uh, every country has a key interest in being silver and, and having its territorial integrity protected. but the principles of the un charter should apply equally too old. they should not be cherry pick um that if all

countries subscribe to the same standard or, or the same international laws, rather than a cherry picked rules selected by certain group of countries, them and only them security and peace could be insurance for all the base plan. but bored by the south african president was given a warm reception from russia's foreign minister surgery. rob ross is that it reflected the principles that moscow supports please don't the for the president from a photos and now and then close this for a couple of weeks, identified them on with the well known 12 points of the chinese proposal. those buyers that are close to their position, they include guaranteeing that there are no double standards that o u. n. principles are respected, that there are no unilateral sanctions or attempts to ensure one soul security at the expense of the security of others. those are the fundamental approaches that we

share. the openness from the african union have shown an understanding of the 2 causes of the crisis created by the west. it is necessary to get out of this situation by addressing these causes through the development of concrete actions to eliminate them. these are what has been undermining justifiable security on the european counts and for many years the university of san b as beretta have a so got fully. so the talks between the african delegation and russia shows the confidence to a political importance is rising, amending emerging multi polar world things . now, as it goes away, is increasing. when you look at, you know, the, the, is it got into, you know, create a global architecture. we have sort of, you know, uni, pull out. and that's basically benefits the west where the united states of america udall. i. but to dictate what i forgot to do and, you know,

our african countries would leave. so we faced conflict. we often strengthened ties between ad i saw on the conditions where, you know, they have right increasing roll or breaks in the global trade, global politics. so africa coming up with that initiative and them being independent, all of the difficult things. one is the slap in the face of the usa europe. that's why you're seeing that, the professional, the of, of the whole process and the people that the frustrating go process don't want this apple and freaked in by doing africa once in multiple out each and every country in the world has been operations to decide to, uh, with the, with just in this small detroit, you know, we saw when uh, roughly let me, uh, uh, for the sales mean is does it get a little excited to, to, oh, started in africa, this in the he,