as the warning from russian president vladimir poaching while addressing the shanghai corporation organizations, online summers are those are, it's a good. this is the international security system is degrading. the risks of a new global economic and financial crisis are increasing against the backdrop of the uncontrolled accumulation of debts, of developed countries, social stratification, growing poverty around the world, and the deterioration of food and environmental security. for the patient, also note that the russia will continue to challenge weston sanctions while the people of his nation are becoming more consolidated. beneatha. the presidents also praised the resistance, the seo location to western economic pressure, emphasizing that 80 percent of trade between russia and china is currently conducted using national currencies. which brings about one step closer to bitching bits all the the chinese leader also address the summit on the potential obstacles

. the block has a head quoting for vigilance against the 10s to inside a new coldwell unprovoked confrontation with a c o regions. iran has now been formally admitted into the seo, the stomach leaders extended. well, welcome to the arabian presidents, who said he puts dollarization and the break away from west and currently had germany among his top priorities. the hey john, many of the western world forces the hedge and many of the dollar ends in order to install a new world order, we need to remove this global practice of using the dollar national exchanges. we need to switch to national currencies for around the 23rd. some of those have the shanghai cooperation organization hosted by india is a tony for and test that wrong to explode for the 1st time as a prominent member of the a, c o, v s c. o is a major security and trade cooperation organization in the original region, which was established in 2001 by russia, china. because x then curtis stands to jake,

has done. and it was because then i made are included india and pakistan. everyone has been an observer member and to shanghai cooperation organization since 2005. and now it's full membership as believe to be, are significant economic benefits for the country. on the hit when you're trying to portray the world has now become multiple or is no longer a place for the u. s. and you'd have to have the last word. and as our leader one said, the u. s. has been thrown into the garbage can. if history today, we need to strength, no choice without neighbors. the dollarization is one of this objects that toss the agenda of this. there's a c o session for around the fall of the dollar and the global financial service company in the end of usaa insurance. that are several of the countries banking system from the rest of the world. now addition to donor and using alternative groceries in february for the runs, returning to the global market, showing how my quote can move in as the sean high corporation organizations can

help or control reduces depends. and so the goal or this could help regional countries, significantly tips ethic, another growth, because the us dollar has multiplies the world economy. now we can bring the us, but now probably by using local currencies, no trade with the regional countries. many people the wrong believe that the revival of the 2015 nuclear deal is the ultimate way out for the country to resolve it. second on the close now is be a when you're cool test for heroes remained only on paper. some people see new opportunities and there was collaboration with the emerging economy. he's in a lions there such as su, am briggs, who learns, i wanna know you. during the presidency of mr. one need, we used to be inclined to want to west. we made many mistakes including the nuclear deal, which let us to rely on the west, but instead it wasn't or economic growth. at that time they intensified the sanctions and our economic problems increased. now i believe mr. races approach is

a very positive stance for the future because we need to bolster our economic ties with our neighbors. vh member countries of the a. c o represent around 42 percent of the world population and 25 percent of the global gdc. so there's an immense economic potential there, even when one was an observer member between 2 and remarkable economic ties with the seo regent. according to the latest reporting period, there was total trade with s c o members was almost $42000000000.00 out of walls, full membership will definitely see a spike in trade with s c o members space. the one is also on the road to joining the birch scruples. emerging economy is comprising brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. it seems that everyone has founded slides minded partners, which are filming a new multi point award order. that is beginning to shift the power balance away from the you are so sort of poor world view. usability are $2.00 to $1.00 you're going to is taking new invest as for plans for point $5000000000.00. oil

refinery off to an agreement with a consortium which included us faced general electric expired on the 1st of june. while addressing the 25th annual applicant energy for our last month, 2 guns, and a few minutes to underlines the importance of supplying power as an affordable rate . with the pressure to repay the loans within a short period of time, reduced energy producers will be able to supply power to the end user at an affordable rate. ensuring more africans are connected to the power grid they're done. does it any given us to also note that despite to africa being rich and natural result was this, that was by now, this will battery is that affects the production on transmission of electricity on the confidence is more than 600000000 africans don't have access to clean energy and struggle to cope with power outages or to discuss this way, drawings line by your guns and energy, even if the ministry spokes person sold them on the time. many thanks for joining

us on. the program is good to see. you know, the 25th annual african energy for him questions were raised about the possibility of adapting financial solutions, specifically for the energy sector in africa and at the moment what steps are being taken in that direction. oh, thank you very much. great to be yeah. now what do you say is uh we, i'm being trying to impress crystal power on car. it's just, it's a way of, uh, our po hasn't remained expensive. this is because we get expensive copy talk to, you know, our politics top which has kept the tires and this high. and that is how, sorry they use the edge of the power. you know, we have the power now. oh, by the test, tentative to me as our power was really unreliable. we had so many outages, we had

a lot of gloves heading on the industrial looks at top p a in the country. but now we have the power. however, the issue about for the, for the ability to you has remained a challenge to this country as the government to say, we need to look out for, you know, provide the capital to give us loans. the task for the boat. we need to invest in the prospect that we need to breach, but the, you know, they come to us the affordable when the time is very high, but very expensive. people know that for depaul in uganda, only 19 percent of the population is limited to the breed. and after so many as of developing the development of this set told that the expected accidents did not about to go close up to 50 percent or so by 2 times 10 to that to 19 percent. because the tires is very high to 5, paying to 891011 of us sense. uh huh. bye

units of power. but we use that to bring it down to about 4 or 4 and a half. however, the, the, the provide as of the capital will say, you know, we get to the loans accessibility, sometimes the, the, the, you know, we get to also the dollar or the exchange rates use, it'd be tight. yeah. on that as the vendor. so the government has to come pay to cut her own full, provide us the affordable loans. and i just say to you the times that the and the to minister is pushing for loans with the repayment holiday of up to 30 years of the avenue such conditions being offered to ends. and how will these loves affect the development of the energy sector in the nation as well? uh, we helps optimistic that we sell goods. um, so of course we have right now that, that already with us the same,

the one we signed onto with them items. nothing much is going to change right now. but for the new projects that are coming up, the president has been in public. that is, if anyone is coming on board, it should be we should never shift to keep it low as low as possible. so that would kind of about us with a project that we set to believe that i would have gotten the project, which was the 1st uh project that came out and uh, the p. i'm at 50 already minutes. it was a bit expensive and now we are saving for the subsequent projects because we are looking to develop up to 52000 and may go up by 2040 and we have by the end of this. yeah, we'll have about 2000. so for the 50000, you may go after that to me, i'm looking to add don't what we have. we say we have tons of boards, shirts,

you know, signed on to, you know, make up for mr. provides power 4 or $4.05 and anything beyond that we, you know, the government will not be willing to, to bring them on board. so be talking to them on the, you know, showing them that the district is that, are you guys looking to become an image of uh, uh, is it a pull out to somebody? yeah, i wouldn't be very honest with you about that if i may interrupt. so sorry, it does, he kind of plan to explore his plans were find those markets within the african continent in the near future. yes, we are developing the transmission power lines to or the neighborhood crashes or the we have the light to kenya. we have a land to develop in your life to sell a sedan. we are ready to have the airline to run the you to exit and up to run the last month. the president's commission that i like to talk,

but idea we have another light coming up to the homeless, so we are going to be supplemented to our neighboring countries, adams in the, in the afternoon. so we want to extend this up to the central african republic. uh so that's it. so we are telling more of the potential this ties into the. ready and i just think that you knew that the market to that, or they need to do is come, we, you know, make it affordable. when it's up for the boat. many more, you know, customize to be out there, takes to take up the power. but it's what it is expensive, it will be quite tough even for them to recover the adjustments. so that's how we moved in the, the potentially is that we are looking to develop from new to the image it. we also get to, you know, looking to develop more from hydro, hydro. we have the potential of about $4500.00 so far we moving towards to 1000. so

i know that to tell us about $500.00 to be developed will be developing from piece um, but the larger the from nuclear yeah, we use it to the, to develop uh uh, our power efficient surprise when he, thanks for your time. really appreciate you speaking to us this evening. you've done the energy ministry spokes class and sullivan will you to thank you. you want a nuclear agency chief law file. of course, the has green light to the controversial plan for tokyo to release radioactive waste water from it's no longer functioning. so could see my nuclear plants into the pacific ocean, per se, says that the decision to move forward meets the standards of environmental safety measures. despite the outcry from the neighboring states, gland as heat has been proposed and device is in conformity with

the agreed international standards and each application. and if that goal meant decides to proceed with it would have negligible impact on the environment. meaning the water, fish and settlement for test upon has been pushing to release the shame of waste foresight into the ocean. and the growing fit is that its storage containers could be overfilled. tokyo will partially filter the waist. what was that? before? draining it as a precaution, the whole process is expected to take up to 40 years, closing concerns among environmental activists on neighboring nations. russia is green, paste senior official code depends decision in morrow. well, china outright dismissed the decision, demanding responsibility to humanity and future generations. go see the report

cannot green light japan's ocean discharged decision and cannot prove that the decision is the only safe best or most reliable option. we urge depend to be responsible to humanity and future generations and stop the ocean discharge plan. an international and independent china specialist on very long based upon those, no right to make such decisions unilaterally as a consequences of contaminated water in the pacific would be reversible. this is a um, contaminated water. it causes a damage to the marble and it will be in a reversible and as long as the environment where the neighborhood because the water, the codes that would carry it, is nuclear tossing around the world. if it was a huge concern of neighboring countries, even though the united states, for example, at least is water in the faucet, the must be in some so i have a little bit of water and

a lot to assess a cloud that labeled with was so many nations in the region and such a concentrated area of, of fisheries and, and for tomorrow. but if china is excluded, and russia is excluded from the monitoring group. i think that there's mixing politics would, would public health. would people scale the commission shape say this time to make sure europe is ho with bikes, that thing. ukraine and logos on the west and bolton's into the union. and if it is that these days will fall under the influence of russia or china, can we imagine your union will be without ukraine without moldova, without the western balkan. and those parts of europe are under the influence of russia or china, impossible news flash for queen ursula underline,

present the european commission. it's entirely conceivable for ukraine, although the and the western bulk is to not be in the european union because they never have been. and as a result, they've been able to diversify their interest between east and west and maintain strategic autonomy, which means that they aren't stuck having to rely solely on the you and the baby rustles every order, the modem and deputy prime minister, for example, just said last month that china is built in rhode initiative, could help boost smelled over transportation infrastructure and turn the country into a critical transit point between europe and china. ukraine play the same kind of trends that roll between the you and russian economies. right. up until washington stuck its nose into that relationship. certainly, as president, alexander, who judge has the same independent mindset, saying back in february that his country won't blindly follow the you in sectioning russia because it's not in serbia's best. national interest,

not formally committing to either east or west, is a pretty good way to ensure that you're going to continue to be seduced by pretty much everyone. but cleaner. so uh, is really showing washington and brussels hands here. when she basically blurted out that these countries and not committing to a monogamous relationship with the western block, is just on bearable c, b, you just broke up with russia. and it's a complicated relationship with china with the us pushing for a split there. so having messed up these relationships and it's life with skyrocketing inflation in energy cost as a result, while the block is now acting really insecure about any of its friends wanting to hook up with russia in china. so now he was prep sherry, it's friends to pick a side to prove their loyalty, no hail behind brussels back down to pub. meanwhile, some members of nato liked the lives of waiting,

and president had been pushing for the military alliance to offer you crane membership. perspective as a kind of engagement ring, the key of in the west can flash russian president environment put in. we should not hesitate to make bolder decisions because otherwise pollutants regime will decide the less than allies a week and should be posted into the corner. so they surrender all remarks on ukraine's membership perspective will for sure, increase the flight and spirits of ukrainian soldiers on the battlefields. and that is very important. but even this leader of lithuania, one of the most anti rushing countries in europe is saying that ukraine cannot expect a marriage when it's still in an active costs, like with an ex russia in this case. yeah. who needs that baggage? certainly not. the german defense minister by the sounds of it. during my recent meetings with major secretary general young stilton bridge, we have once again agreed that the alliance must not become a site to the granting conflict at any circumstances. this is why we cannot answer

the question on you grant's accession tonight. so while there is war going on, ukraine only after that, we and ukraine will decide on the conditions of succession to the winds. yeah, she wants to absolutely nothing to do with all of this drama. even though nato played an instrumental role in the breakup between ukraine and russia and creating all the drama decree and for mysteries recently said that it would be suicide. not to let you train into nato. yeah, commit to me or else i'm going to kill myself, is always a really good foundation for a relationship that's totally not dysfunctional or tactic at all. too many. thanks for your company here in asi international. we'll be back with more of the very latest to the top of the, the

the welcome to was a part of the conflict in ukraine has manifested a security of power. adults in europe may in the western terms of until russia is fully democratic. whatever that means, you claim really washington security guarantees and as fast as military supports

for as far as most full believes that until global governance is truly multiple or whatever. that means. an extension of 4 in the military infrastructure towards russian borders will be considered. and that's essential to secure just rep canvas to contentions be reconciled without another continental war in europe. both to discuss it are now joined by thomas bremond, your director of the years and you were center for security policy and former secretary general of the organization for security and cooperation in europe is great to see you briefly talk to and i have to express a double gratitude for being here in law school, because uh, to be honest with you, we don't see many western visitors here these days. did you have any 2nd thoughts about coming here? because of, you know, reputational risks to yourself personally, in the organization that you're heading? them are advisors and that to indeed the and i'll vote me about the

traveling to mosque out at this time. but you know, i always believe in dialogue and dialogue i think is particularly important in times of crisis. and so not coming to mascot was basically a for me, not an issue after i got the invitation to these procedures, separate book of readings. and i don't regret to have called them. i think i've had the excellent discussions between the citing off the conference but also of course the taking advantage to talk to quite the number of important for percent of this both the dean and without the outside of the space structures that you've been talking about and the fact that this conflict may have uh, not only of regional but also global implications, and i think we are increasingly seeing the police when, as far as sanctions are concerned. but um, i wonder as a, as a former had of the,

or see, what do you make of the fact that this potentially very dangerous situation is being dealt with by the policy of boy card and ostracizing. russia, which i think is preferred course of action for many european countries as well as for the united states. they look at the, on the one hand i have for understanding for, and as already determined as you chose to buy, invest in countries. uh, regarding this, a very severe breach. i think the last law that are, that the russian military invasion in ukraine's re presents about the same time, i think it is, but they clean these times. it's important to remain on speaking terms uh to uh, to discuss the end if it's uh,

at least to prevent further escalation. but also if you want to come out of the current situation, we need a platform for, for dialogue. so, um, uh, you know, by the, i mean favor off, you know, very uh to your term language. at the same time, i don't police say that isolating, excluding and important interlocutor serves the purpose of managing come, take and off, taking us closer to resolve a account with us. so the need for our platforms, for dialogue, and they always see the organization for security and cooperation in europe, which you used to have a few years back was once considered as such, and such a platform. and uh, i interviewed you a couple of years back when you just assumed that leadership position. and at that time they were already doubts whether the or see was relevant. do you think it's

still a relevant, given that not only failed to protect an active kinetic conflict between russia and ukraine? and some would argue russian the west. but it also now being used as, as a platform for political culturing and pushing out one of the sides. i'm speaking about russia. do you think the or c currently stands for either security or cooperation? so i would absolutely estimates that the currently at the always see is in crisis it clearly, i think there is no doubt about it, which is not to say, you know, that the always see what you stated. don't a very valid birth beats or it's feed emissions thing the best and balkans in central asia or in parts of eastern europe, the threats institutions. so it's the, the park commodity for a coffee to continue it. and, but of course, this is politically not at it,

but they tell you relevant the, i think last participated face off the always the well that hope the is at the always see being able to play a role either preventing or at least not in managing it that the conflict between russia and ukraine, or a russian database, by the way, how did you see it given that you are now in the i guess the less the diplomatic position that you perhaps more freedom have you perhaps cannot for yourself more freedom of speech. do you see that as a conflict between russia and ukraine or something larger? i think it's an overlapping context then in this is by the way, you don't know web based false. i think that something that the, the, the saw uh, you know, for us these 2 lines of conflict. the, the movie narrow between a russia and ukraine and, and divide or between russia and the best. but i would meet at the,

at the doctor or the both conflicts could have been managed in and on violence. they and, and i regret, you know, what doc, the niece many opportunities to do so and including osteo, we see, you know, and, and that the always the hoc platforms, the to the, they both the lines of conflict and the box important stakeholders, important. but these are, by the state itself, the always the, it's always nice to use these tools all to a, partly at home. do you mean by those important stakeholders? say look, let's uh, take uh the example off on the control, these being beat nice thing for us. and it, this bothers ation as licensed as trust them own key stakeholders of you being security and then on probably off

a very complex bit of arms control agreements that you know have been based off the ext since the end of the cold war and surf uh, firefighters provide to those to be the peace and disability solving. it'd be the best that unraveling off these architecture. i wonder if i'm interested in here just for a 2nd because you're trying to be very useful in diploma. i cannot understand why, but are we doing the piece um the, the conflicting efforts service when we are trying to sort of smooth the lines. uh, so just to a medically here because it's not just the random unraveling, isn't it? it's the west taking a decision, making a decision that they, they want to pursue certain policies that went strongly against russian interest. and those of russian interests and concerns were very clearly communicated for main menu. a number of years i'll be doing the average avenue and choose the service

when we just describe it as single unraveling. it's a, you know, i would uh agree with 0 with that it was, uh, uh, with some of these, uh, painters saw off this uh, honest control like i get your age was indeed the united states that pulls out of it. uh, but what i was uh trying and to say you stopped at the always c, v. a tried to provides you know, alternative path forms. for instance, if i was sent to your 10 that was sir and for the structure of dialogue crate that if by a decision it also means the counselor has the humble end of 2016. and i think for a buyer that was a, you know, hope that this platform would serve to this cost, made it very risk reduction conflict and some security security measures. and

perhaps also great. again, a comment on the standing on how to, uh, uh, resume a series arms control conditions and negotiations. but unfortunately, uh, this offer was not taken off and it's true. and the rest nato does not seem to be particularly interesting about a, frankly, also from the russian federation. i did not really a sense at this urgency, you know, to kind of get back and, and, and try to reinvigorate this arms control architecture. so that was where i think at the lack of interest a, by all the relevant stakeholders and diesel so frustrated the look at the same is true for a dollar example 5 that wanted to address and that is a.