one ers, one family one teacher, the 1st one held already earlier on such a day here behind closed doors, focused on green and sustainable development, climate change 0 emissions environmental protection. russia said it would share with its partners here. hayes assessment of the risks of the transition to the green economy, especially for vulnerable countries. on sunday, rushes for a minister will be speaking at the final one future session promoting democracy and strengthening the role of the countries belonging to the global majority. people will say a lot of arrival here are most who claimed its biggest concern this year. his, the west tends to politicize. did you trying to global gathering kinds of air pressure on india specifically coming from the 7 countries, such as france, germany grade, breaking under the supervision of the united states of america to include the circle and bali paragraph on ukraine and all final documents. all the summits,

russia strongly opposes. what model sco calls you for any is ation on $320.00 in india by the way, made it clear repeatedly that it is an economic forum. hand it once it to stay this way. it's refuse to invite the for any president told him, is a lensky to participate in annual visit. 20 events here on the indian soil. and russia said it appreciates and praises. india is commitment and its position to stay and keep everybody from madigan practical and hopes that the countries will be able to overcome their internal divisions and come to consensus necessary to adopt the final declaration reinforcing that taking us through that well in the run up to this g 20 at event. there had been a lot of broadcasts. a lot of newspaper headlines at talking a bikes, an offensive on the global side by the use states in western media or not. the

background to that is that you have the russian and chinese leaders not here. so at, is there a effort to take advantage of that? as a presume goal is to distance at those nation from russia and china. it appears rachel maurice and has been digging deeper into this one for us with both the chinese and russian president staying away from the to day gathering in new delhi. the you wants to seize the moment, according to people familiar with the preparations, who ask not to be named discussing internal strategy. the 27 nation block aims to show that it is serious about redefining its partnership with africa. despite the troubled legacy of colonialism, they said it looks like the european union has become that guy. the one who seems to hate on you at an event when they find out be or significant other won't be there. sounds like alfred leaders attending the g 20 in the absence of russia and china are going to have to put up with being backed across the room by western

officials getting all up in their personal space. like every tree does that night clubs. the western process reporting that the e u is planning to avail itself of global summit as an occasion to step up. it's outreach, getting all touchy feely with the global. so on the sidelines we're sounds like something for which you need a safe word. well, i would at the club so that you're best he can come and rescue you. it's not like you leaders have been to settle about their intentions. either german chancellor, all off schultz made a trip back in may to african union headquarters in ethiopia and then asked the journey, wanted the g 20 to make it official with the african union. we want to support the african union, get misleading the g 20 so that it can participate and have a same decision making. african must play a bigger role in international relations or role does justice to the continent. and its growing population given to africa is currently honest. 3 of twos that

effectively inject european neo colonialist interests that have been getting a little too hands the with the african resources for far too long. africa just might not be in the mood to entertain western promises of commitments which so far have yet to materialize or the usual western pickup lines either. for example, here, zambia is opposition liter putting silver tongued playboy washington in its place. during vice president commer harris is visit the country that does footboard so many governments in africa that does lead so many close enough income and other parts of the world. the country that does cued so minimal any does enough and other parts of the world the key level about this room. but those are the dogwood one in the room. those are you with the women that does seem

to they are coming to teach us about the american vice president's trip is part of the western seduction strategy. born of fear that africa just might want to data around specifically with russia and china. it's the kind of cleaners that typically comes from in security. they only seem to ever want to be bothered making an effort when they feel that they have competition, which apparently hasn't escaped the attention of experts. these uh, basically desperate tapes. overtime costs africa is showing slipping out of the tubs. if you look at the going ties between beijing and also got, but you must go, announcer, come. i think it has very much considerable and much more viable and friendly alternatives in terms of deal with all been partners. so in the russia and

china and you're just testing the wake up and smell the coffee for you as far as seats. in apartment c, the un security un never fused to give it to us for whatever reason. so when decisions, i figured i forgot those why? because why suddenly i very interested obviously because of the breaks, you know, so for me to grow and never late, but i said more than i could be by them. oh. because when they do that right now that if i forgot to punch, the recent goods are pool you g tranche. so the idea is large. for the local africa, the idea is to empower patricia and of the a. so official gender does continue to dominate the relationship between africa and the vision security over what russia and china might have to offer africa would also explain why, right after russian for administer sergey laughter of,

toward africa last year, july, didn't had to interrupt his naps schedule, and go all the way over to egypt for the cop 27 summit, while secretary of state anthony, blinking lives the continent on visits to south africa, congo, and vermont that now perhaps that you will find a way to somehow build new and better ties with africa but their best shot comes from being totally honest and authentic about what they really want, rather than like, decrease the bar who pretends that he has absolutely no agenda of the what our correspondence there are throughout the program. laying out the big issues discussed upon at today of the g. 20 at summit the 1st day at no wrapped up. let's get into those topics. some of the main ones, at least because it's always good to enter this gentleman into the studio. it's

great to see you then just to merge our research editor. i see india today, news magazine, you are very welcome back, sir. thank you. thank you very much. so i think it was 2 main use lines today. that was, that was quite a few, but 2 main ones at the top of the news about the at joint communicate that should be a nightstand tomorrow. but apparently there's a agreement on it, which wasn't a foregone conclusion on, on the, the other we'll get to in a minute. but in terms of, of the communicate, it doesn't mention, we believe russia directly within the context of the ukraine conflict. what does that perhaps tell us up by the g $0.20 on? well i, i did your prime minister, not in the mold, the mentioning that if we forget or will depend demik, if it good for fights, depend on me. we certainly can fight. what do you said, the cross deficit from the conflict right in the oral so, um,

obviously the use of the word war is not part of the community community which as i was talking to some of the people inside in this morning. so they told me they have tried the level best. apparently they had the 55 r as long meeting in which they have moved out by talking to all sides. a consensus sort of community, the munich, which they think that it has satisfied all the sites. so that is amazing because yesterday it's really diplomacy uses and it seems it is it in or led by india for yes. led by india. but also i think they have been doing site level meetings with various countries. i was mentioning yesterday that aside level meeting with, you know, dorothy brazil, south africa and other countries which had met president fulton recently. i mean, the doctor's president of the state of the met him. so they knew his mind by prep,

the president, me, fragments to me, all the i talk to president clinton. so they kind of knew what was the point of objection and they have tried their level best to arrive at the consensus. india, by the way, is known for the country where all the time we have of outcomes and so is they, you know, they loved to compromise on small little obstructions. so didn't done. it seems like they've done a good job, which is interesting because the g 20 isn't exactly as some people have called it perhaps derogatory a talking shop. but in this case the does seem to have been at diplomacy to the for . absolutely, especially think of the think of the conflict. i mean, it divides the need to on one side, and then it's a russia, along with the china, iran, dorothy, and some of the other countries. it almost seems, i mean i, i don't remember last time and i lifetime some properties after the 2nd world war. when the world was divided, not in a board or a phase, but in something, you know, almost a one going on, right. or at least

a serious conflict going on. so how many out the consensus with this degree of conflict with this degree of full evaluation between the us and china, the key to that itself is absolutely amazing accounting. so just one more on this because india has taken generally a neutral stumps in the conflict saying at that we've got historical ties. um, you know, putting india 1st on and 1400000000 people, you know, in the country has that set the tone perhaps for this joint communicate that india is saying, you know, we, we, we don't want a slight thing. we want the consensus. see, i think the 2 things that doesn't happen 01, as you likely pointed out with 1400000000 and with the g 20 india has the lowest port appetite income. right. it's one of the, in that sense, it's one of the porous. did you 20 countries? so it shows a certain degree of leadership coming from the developing salt that the developing

solitude interested in using the conflict. because what hurts the poor and developing countries mode is conflict between these major powers. it's, it's a extra burden on them. and india historically, you know, has been a pacifist bower so, so i think that has played a big role. secondly, prime minister, not in the movies on the emergence from very sort of modest background. you might have heard that used. he comes from the sellers of family, so i think that he plays up. he focuses on very basics, even within the country and outside. i mean, look at the slogans. he says one or one family, one future or, or he says that the indian slogan he uses a sup, got thoughts sucked up because uh, some of the playoffs. uh, so that's basically means together with every one everyone's development and everyone's effort will just on the very point what,

what else was talked upon today and was the addition of the african union? it seems into the g 20. does it not become g 20 plus the $21.00? we're not exactly sure. but there had been calls. we heard it from russia before we heard it from china and india. now i took it to the forefront at to try and get the global voice extended to those 55 member states on the african union. not they'll be heard. absolutely, in fact the president, the plumber also is also uh the, the chaplain of african union has been given a prominent tape and at the g 20, they still want to call it g 20. but, but the optic on union ends up getting one single vote like the european union at the same time, egypt and south africa. i mean, south africa is already a member, but egypt has is going to be invited. and they might be more to invite these from africa. so it seems they are trying to balance. african we union with the european

union types. how easy do you think that was the addition of the african union? because it, it does seem to be, as i mentioned, the, the russian and the china type countries who want to that more perhaps than the western nation. in fact, in fact, when people point out the people who decides that even though india and russia are great friends, but india and china, our sort of rivals on the issue of african union, the 3 have for a very close friendship. exactly like the way they did in bricks. in fact, both china and india and russia, as you rightly pointed out, has been pushing this for a while and i'm glad that handled it out. in fact, we were thinking it might happen in brazil or south africa, but we have already granted while i'm going into membership to the african union. and it's very important, especially because he's sick, you on a d and climate are 2 very big issues that affects africa. so on the issue of foot, so go to deal africa as a participant, you will have the african point of view on this entire issue. can i just dig into

that a little bit further as well? food security, we know as well. earlier on saturday president i ever heard one of turkey and was attempting to, we believe get generally g 7 nations on board with the un brokered agreement on the block. see green deal saying you need this, you need to basically stand by what you home or died before in the agreement and adhere to it. and that way the global side, particularly african nations, can get that food security. are you hopeful up there? maybe movement on that. yes. in fact, one of the meetings on the side lines with dorothy south africa, brazil, and india from behind. the trying to talk to and with the leadership off antonio gutierrez, you one sec. they're pretty general. they were trying to persuade both sides, trying to persuade the united states and nato countries. in this case,

the g 7 to basically, uh, reduce the kind of sanctions they have imposed on russia. so that a russia gets more leverage in this entire deal. and the group, the weed pool pool, was that president for being who with the green from the black sea green initiative, he was supposed to kind of go back and go back into it to make himself so again, just trying to satisfy both the sides. and i'm sure even if it's not done by that's it, tomorrow it will be something a lot of these are the southern countries are going to push strongly. well, let's talk about that tomorrow. just finally, because yeah, quite a lot was done today. what would you like to see focused on at tomorrow hubbard? i perhaps some agreements, some kind of deals that may but what would you like to see spoken about on sunday? well, number one, everyone would like to be screwed it onto the load. so if they can somehow persuade

the western powers led by the us to kind of relax and withdrawal from their own new york, that's the new to the nato took. and then they talk to president beeping and it bring about some kind of reconciliation. that would be great, but obviously it's not going to be done in a day or 2, but at the some positive direction in that because that is really affecting the ward. and as, as prime minister mold, the said, the trust deficit we must try to resolve that emerges from this conflict. number one. and number 2, that's some kind of serious the fun dig, financing by the developed countries towards 4 countries. lots of the up and then union and also towards the development of developing countries to flight the like the climate change crisis based still wouldn't be great if they are able to see the, the g 20 has the rather successful on the banking reforms. and what has been brought up, i would say lots such

a success when it comes to climate change. when it comes to forms that got to be cool, then we'll see if there's movement on that tomorrow. and i did to march the editor of research at the india today, news magazine as always, top notch analysis. thank you very much for joining us. thank you. katie. like, okay, well that is where we indeed leave the at these broadcasting for not so much to talk. but as we've just been hearing, we're going to go through all day tomorrow. lots of guess lots of analysis. the g 20. now with the african union soon to be out. of course. what? well tomorrow bring. keep it here on our tea. we'll tell you all about the taking a look at other news now a so called whistle blowers conference has kicked off in washington to raise awareness about the struggles of those who report wrong doing in the us government

. the participants gather to discuss their own experiences and offer each other support are to use that caleb mountain has the details. if workers observe on ethical conduct foul play or illegal activities on the job, they have a responsibility to report it well, at least in theory. but we all know that the consequences we're an employee speaking up on the job can be serious us law has been written in a way that is intended to protect employee whistle blowers and allow them to report any wrong doing they become aware of to the proper authorities for one of their employer is the u. s. military or the national security agency. american politician say they want transparency, but when individuals like edward snowden and chelsea manning stepped forward, it didn't go so well. here in washington dc, a conference has been conveyed to discuss the rights of whistle blowers and providing them with the protections that they need in order to report malfeasance

among the speakers is c i a whistleblower john kerry onto this conference in my mind in my view since it began has taken on even more important because it is easy for us to forget the challenges that whistle blowers are up against. it's one thing to blow the whistle and then lose your job. it's another thing entirely to blow the whistle. lose your job, lose your family, not be able to work again. and in some cases, as we've heard today, commit suicide or attempt suicide. so this is one of these opportunities for a variety of different whistleblower groups to get together share best practices and then figure out ways to make the transition for whistle blowers easier, easier to accomplish. one of the most important examples, i think i've hit pock proceed in american legislation. surrounding whistle blowers is the fact that we actually have a whistle blower protection law in the united states. but it does not offer protections to anybody associated with national security. so if you work for

a bank, let's say, or for the department of agriculture, then good for you. go ahead and blow the whistle and you're going to be protected in those cases. if you are at the c, i a the say the f, b i the pen and gone. you take your life and your career into your own hands and nothing good is going to come of your with the blowing we had an opportunity to speak to some of the guests about their workplace. transparency concerns and protections for those who come forward to report misconduct. i was at the pentagon, i was the director of the defense suicide prevention office when i felt like there were some conflicts of interest over the contracts and i made a disclosure and that forever changed my life. so it became a whistle blower, very unintentionally, because i thought i was just following the federal acquisition regulations. i ended up removed from my position and then it took me about 5 years to fight my case, and i eventually was able to win my retirement benefits when i started this journey

and i was feeling very alone, i ended up per se, cuz my attorney said i had spent about $7500.00 by then and there was about to be unemployed. and she said, look, you're a smart girl, go figure this out. so i thought, well, the best way to figure this out was by talking to people that have also been through this experience. and so i started to look for people to the i was in charge of cove and 19 public data in surveillance. i was asked to post misleading data to give the false image of the say things to say to reopen, i refused, and i was fired and then became public enemy number one of a of a sort of governor seeking to be president has been relentlessly stocked, harassed by members of the sanchez's staff, both on the government payroll and in this campaign. and although i've received a lot of international recognition and awards, it doesn't help you get through those really hard times. i think will of covered

a lot of really important topics. it's to me, especially important to have that focus on the veterans affairs agencies and whistle blowers within their because we made promises to people who signed up to serve and we haven't kept them. and it's a very under appreciated, under acknowledged area to whistle blowing. attendees to the conference, had a march to the white house where they had a ceremony unfurled roses, and called for the white house to hold the ceremony in the rose garden in order to honor those whistle blowers who have spoken not. now. there were many gas from around the world who spoke to the conference via digital hook up highlighting the situation for whistle blowers internationally. in addition to that, we had domestic speakers from the united states to talk to the podium in washington dc, describing what it's like to be a whistle blower or a whistle blowers advocate in america. it's a touchy subject. where do you draw the line? you, as leaders may say they're concerned about the protections for whistle blowers. but

we all know that edward snowden was forced to leave the country and the chelsea manning spent years in prison for revealing illegal activities. former biden stafford tar read was recently for us to take asylum in russia. and in addition to that, at this point, we've got julian assigned to is facing extradition from britain. because wiki leaks provided a platform for whistle blowers to publish classified information. all of this has people around the world smirking when they hear us leaders talk about human rights and workplace protections. these were among the important issues discussed at the conference in the us capital. they with mauppin, r t, washington dc. all right, be sure to stay with us and this continues right here on our 10, just a few minutes the, there's no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is

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