stuff done a little negative just sort of shift if it was a $71.00 is experienced in those to visit. this is done. so for sending with them which will go from what is deal with mr said to me that go to them a new or india for serious. they don't this month really can years that goes up in the front of this the best the go of course. and you can leave any of the breaking news. so this uh, romania you detain a leading presidential candidate tottenville object to any type of skeptical bullet . this originally said didn't speak to him, of that right. that's something port cancelled the election. i become a became an endangered real danger for the deep states today because i'm speaking and i strongly agree with things because i believe i strongly believing peace. bear

with me and colleagues to finally stop lying about russia, blocking negotiations for a minute, says that the freight is being pushed like in europe to reject any negotiations on the complex false claims. as long as he is heading to washington to sign a deal on new trains of mineral resources, he reiterates kids confident with loved it age and the ac has gone 5 pm here in the russian capital. welcome where we are catching the news from today. this is all we saw is breaking news, romanian presidential candidate calendar jessica, who has been detained for interrogation by national authorities just recently. he said in an interview, but he was a switch to the the state i become a,

become an endangered real danger for the deep state today because i am speaking. and i strongly believe in the things speaking because i believe i solely believing peace. quiet for more details on this, i'll tell you, cause i'm gonna show it to betsy jones. me in the studio, charlotte. oh, it's a pleasure to see you. so why would the remainder of his pain till just while he was detained on the pretext of being queens, defiled, the financial support and backing. he received for his incredibly, incredibly successful presidential election. last year. this is where he went from being infringed candidates somebody 6 months ago, people in romania probably haven't even heard about. and then that was this will take talk video where he went completely file. i'm reading the things he talked about seem to resonate with remaining vote as an, as a result of that. he came 1st in the 1st round of the presidential election last

year, winning 23 percent, securing him a spot in the 2nd runoff. however, that way, so many questions, how could this person come from? know who's financing he's campaign? how did his take choked? we do go so violently who is really behind this, and of course, the finger immediately pointed to it was russian met like no evidence. but that's where the finger went to, and that's because jessica, who has talked about the fact these m. t. nato. he's question some of the fundamental values and reasons behind the your opinion. and he's seen as being a pro russian candid that he's a traditionalist, and all of these things really real can send a lot of fits from russell. so this was the question and the results were announced . they were noticed the result of all these questions surrounding who was financing his campaign and georgia school. actually at the time said that this was a scene,

this bes, of the investigative authorities, that's listening to more of what he's having to say of the communist bolshevik system. continues their hateful abuses. today at 6 o'clock in the morning, they again descended on families and dozens of locations, waking up children from their sleep. they are seeking to fabricate evidence to justify election rigging and are doing anything to block my new presidential candidacy. they have engaged in an unsuccessful search for 3 months on behalf of my voters and also those who have other political options. when a democratic and free romania, i am fighting against the security system that once us in slavery, we live under communism. there is nothing free and legal in what is happening. so there's a, he's got a huge amount to say and all of this, of the sort of questions that perhaps those authorities don't really want to own. so that was well as georgia school being detained to being quiz. we've also seen 47

addresses were rated early in the morning. again, searching for evidence to support this narrative that so far hasn't got any evidence that russia was involved. somehow it was the actually all see because a remaining court apparently canceled the whole election. none of them void said russian invalid. what official a quote right. i mean, surely there was some evidence. well, clearly, no, i mean if it's not just all teasing this with 3 months passed the election essentially being over. and there's not been a scrap of evidence that shows there was any russian involvement whatsoever. in fact, that is according to the authorities in remain your itself and as reported by outlets like the new york times. again, the intelligence documents released publicly by romania, provided no evidence of a russian rule. only the observation that russia has a history of interfering in the electoral processes of other states and vague

claims that what happened in romania was similar to well documented russian election interference in neighboring mold over. so if it wasn't russia, who was it? because some of the have to of been paying to help promote this take talk video to help it go so far. and it's not just people on click a, they're all promotions behind these things. and actually the tax authorities in romania uncovered. exactly who that was. it was a pro fee party, this is the national liberal party. they had hired a p. often. they essentially pluck georgia school and said, you know, this guy is finished kinds of it. maybe if we can get some support this. when the conservatives over to him, all kinds of it will do a lot by to in this presidential election. but there's massive feedback 5, because to jessica, who's voice the things you have to say cleaning resonated with the voters in romania and bo, despite all of that, despite the fact that we knew it was

a pro you party that essentially your search to, into the stress disappear that not being investigated? well, that's what i was gonna say with 0. we've got this clearly has back 5 somehow and, but this is the proof and there's no. is it prove it to? jessica was invalid. but so why is he's on those? i want to sleep today. well, i think it's what you heard him say at the very beginning when he was talking to alex jones, you know, he's a traditional s t m t nature. he's empty, the state that the state so to speak to. he's saying all of the things that are really concerning to brussels at the moment you think of what's happening in here. we've got a number of leaders like victor open and hungry. we've got real foot feet. so in slovakia these are leaders though, you know, not following the line when it comes to big issues mike, ukraine and joe. jessica is another person who would add in to that folds of people

say, how long to bustle see to sorry, that's not quite white. so key is somebody who riley's against the narrative, the, perhaps brussels wants to put out that i'm not so good because that doesn't help the cohesive stuff. but the european union wants to try and sell and you, it's not true, but it tries to sell you. and in fact, it's interesting because the remaining cultural court and selling the presidential election, not so strong election, caused a lot of debate and the values of don't just you risk that remain yet specifically . and in fact, j d thoughts, the us vice president was in munich recently at the security conference, a massively criticized you up say it was rolling back from many of its traditional values. i need tools specifically about what happened in romania since a fact. so the points that i try to make to our european friends and i, i think that there are friends, i believe that i know president trump does is that friendship is based on shared

values. you do not have shared values. if you're jailing people for saying we shouldn't close down our border, you don't have shared values. if you cancel elections because you don't like the result and that happened in romania, you don't have, you do not have shared values. if you're so afraid of your own people, that you'd silence them and shut them up. incredibly strong words that from j d fonts. and this really could be the start of a slippery slope because actually that decision by the court to a no loose bus route and elections in romania is being used now as a potential pre tax fund of the european countries to look at what could happen in that countries, if they don't like the election results, is that one you commission specifically outlined how that could be used in germany . if the elections have been quite gone the way they want them to act on the, let's wait and see what happens and for the time being,

let's keep our cool and enforced our laws in europe. we need to be aware of the risk that our laws may be circumvented, and that if they are not enforced, it could lead to interference. we did it in romania, we will obviously have to do it if necessary. in germany. he was talking to her about the interference of below must could waited into the german elections. but essentially what he was saying, they don't have to wait between the lines as if the a, f d had one the elections. this is of no of right wing policy, but in your opinion, you would have been looking for pre texas how it could have know them if that the if the came 2nd in the elections historic wouldn't from then doubling that vote to think at 20 percent. but despite that, they've been shocked to have to be opportunities of governing as a coalition partner in germany. and again, it's because there is this narrative through europe at the moment which seen it too many elections. if we don't like the parties when, because they're seeing this being true, right. waiting or you can to last, we will do everything we can to essentially hold the doors and stop them from

getting into power. yeah. as easily. so that always seems a piece of interfering them, a very big congress, leave it alone for each country to see manage themselves laughing even though i saw the events, the was a pleasure. thanks again. we heard from it was time you had a, he's a senior research, got a little policy institute and hungry and he said us very campaign. and then so jessica is out a full force with a far as he's determined to prevent him from running for office mechanism. has not been put in place to ensure that he doesn't run in the re run of the presidential election in may. and it was always obvious that the remaining all 3rd is we're going to do it because it almost immediately off to the cancellation of the election. by romania as constitutional quote, the police launched an investigation into money laundering. supposedly they have no evidence, but there were laws, they launched investigation to money laundering,

perpetrated by georgia school. and clearly the intent was that since that will be obviously a rerun of the election, he will be denied of the possibility of running because of pro yukon. have somebody running who's on the criminal investigation. so what happened today is clearly the 1st step of the process of disqualifying him from running in may. yeah, so it is interesting to and what implications does this so situation have on multiple state of democracy in romania are you sure saw that there is no democracy. the moment anything a political figure emerges will challenge is the, the conventional wisdom o d u, and they, so particularly on the question of the war in ukraine and on the question of, uh, using uh, romania as a kind of nato beach had to advance the need and they to,

into the was in romania and then eventually into a mold over at the moment. anyone challenges that the, the powers that be in sure that is a disqualified from running or his election is cancels right? says top that provide side a level has condemned the you full full seat, claiming the law school did not want to negotiate for peace in u. k. a way of doing, we're waiting for our european colleagues to finally stop lying about russia blocking negotiations. president putin has repeatedly responded to these false claims, reminding everyone that it is primarily the ukrainian leadership encouraged by europe that refuses to negotiate. in addition to the already notorious decree from zaleski prohibiting talks with the russian federation more over every day, we hear various statements and assertions that europe and cube should not sit down

at the negotiating table right now. and they must 1st establish the pure already on the battlefield. in this militant spirit, european countries are currently promoting their hopelessly outdated and failed policy regarding ukraine. therefore, we believe that the best assistance from those who genuinely want to help resolve the conflict is to understand its causes the root causes of this conflict with president trump. this, by the way, in his recent speech is calling nato's expansion and the attempt to absorb ukraine in the north atlantic. had lions, the biggest mistake of the buys in ministration. and one of the key reasons for the outbreak of this conflict leaning towards unless the wall in cost us a level hole. so it was one of the remarks by false is present. michael on about using confiscated russian assets to help you play showed minds. it is another interesting remark from a kron. he stated that the seized russian assets in europe cannot be touched

because it would violate international law. however, the prophets generated from these assets can certainly be used to support ukraine. we want to ask our friends, colleagues to clarify which international legal documents permits the use of profits from which you have stolen pretty, but it's up to columbia as president also way there in about the key of decision making. a sense that as he is being manipulated by western european powers ultimately to honda lead paint and to the americans, a strong soft insist that before i knew lucy 8 is sent to guarantee you must have to deal over its mental resources. he emphasizes that reaching a peace settlement remains the top priority. we need to have a deal with russia, otherwise it's gonna continue. but now when americans put up their money, the tax payer money president approves it. we're getting our money back in some form. but it could go on for a while or to be settled quickly. i think it's going to be set up quickly. i spoke

with president boat and i think he wants to settle it may long a year. and since it is not pursuing any new deal for maryland from ukraine as it, when he recently went back in 2021, there is no proposal. so since 2021 to you has a partnership on critical raw materials with ukraine. formalized to our memorandum of understanding. so this dates back 4 years ago. and as with all the critical raw materials partnerships that we have, this corporation is not only about securing supply chains for you, but also about fostering local value creation and capacity building in partner countries, ensuring mutual benefits. now, as you see, this is really here about corporation with ukraine and not about any sort of competition with us. well, new car sales remain long as the on tops of china is decades of industrial size and

made it the global lead in search and red x was and that was washington in a tough spot as it robins up tyrus and trade measures against aging. and so not seeing cards on any outputs, franco, who breaks down what's at stake? did you know that us china trade wars are one of the reasons for flood damage? zalinski is worst nightmare this february. by that, i mean, donald trump's recent obsession with ukraine's mil rules, which could quite surprisingly lead to potential lucrative business deals between the us and russia. even before trump and his latest tariffs, the by the administration was on an economic war path with badging just weeks before leaving off is biden's team bands. the export of us develop chips that power ai systems through china. the action is designed to safe got the most advanced a technology and then show that it stays out of the hands of

a foreign adversaries. a jane assume head back and said it would stop selling metals like gallium and so many and germanium to america, gallium, a germanium are used in semi conductors with the latter also utilized an infrared technology, fiber optic cables and solar cells. well, antimony is using boats and other weaponry, you may wonder why that could be a big deal for the americans. why can't they just get the metals elsewhere? well, they technically can, but china is far and away the top source for both metals globally, accounting for 94 percent of gallium and 83 percent of germanium supply. neither metal is actually particularly rare, but processing costs are high. and because china has exported them relatively cheaply for so long, there are few facilities elsewhere to extract the resources. where else do they get gallium? for example, how big guess ukraine is one of the places where the metal is produced as

a byproduct of aluminum. that could likely explain this. so we're asking for rarer than oil any the we didn't get the we're earth's or rare metals like gallium, someone must have explained to mr. trump that his country needs to look for places other than china to secure access to critical metals. the us president just won't let go of ukraine, where in fact, the cost of critical minerals productions could be overwhelming due to a number of factors like issues with chemical and water resources. kia stop, brass is worried. a deal with washington will be a burden of the future generations of ukrainians and right in the middle of the whole ukraine, where are a steel debacle? we find out that donald trump is actually a fan of the idea of getting critical minerals from russia, which by the way, doesn't o billions to the americans. so only good business in mind, you know that massive a rare is a very large,

it's actually the largest in terms of land is by far largest country. very bad. we use use just hours later, a lot of our poor, who unlike mister zelinski doesn't oh donald trump, a dime says he's happy to work together with the us on extracting these resources on terms that are mutually beneficial for both sides. mercy relates brushing is one of the absolute leaders in terms of these, those of these are a of metals they found in the noise in the far east visa, quite capital intensive investments, capital intensive projects. we're happy to work together with any for them. partners including from the us, we wouldn't be ready to work with our american partners. when i say our american partners, i mean not only administrative and government entities, but also businesses if they were interested in working together,

where are and critical minerals have become buzz words. thanks to donald trump, since he took over at the oval office for any nations with major emissions access to them is crucial because of their wide application in the world of high tech, from light bulbs, to guided missiles this table put together by a man or can researchers shows how far the us is behind countries like russia and china when it comes to reserves of these resources. 1.8000000 tons in the united states versus 10000000 in russia. and a whopping 44000000 tons in china. beijing is also firmly ahead of the americans in terms of the production of rare. ers, this brings me back to mr. pruitt is ideas and surprise, surprise. gallium. remember how i said it's produced as a byproduct of aluminum, middle east, or some of the most importantly, i believe we could work together with american companies in this field. for example, back in soviet times the we have plans to build

a new hydro electric power station in the crowds. now yes, to region and create additional medium production facilities. federal aluminum is primarily about energy, preferably cheap energy hydropower is both inexpensive. and on top of that environmental friendly. so these plans have been around since the times that however would be a capital intensive and investments heavy project. preliminary estimates have its cost at somewhere around $15000000000.00 at today's prices, but we can conceive of this possibility. so read between the lines, if u. s. companies invest in a grand aluminum production venture that could also pay the way for getting access to gallium. smart, the pieces of the puzzle could really all be coming together right now. and who would have thought just weeks ago that the us china trade war could lead to trade gambits by the russian and american presidents. calling for a sion regarding

a rat a memo, there's just one way that the us and bush a boosting that ties. yeah, he's on do with the quick them. so me why this revival all the kind of relations is mutually beneficial. i think it can only be seen as positive if it comes to the the a conclusion which is beneficial for by policies. mean, we've seen this happen specifically in the, in, in the oil markets, right? if we look at opec plus, which is pretty much all the middle eastern countries, some of the north african countries, what they do by cooperating on pricing on, on spreading those resources of oil around the world is actually crate. cheaper price is full. there are people which is the most important thing to be, to the american for american and russia, but also stabilize or is this chaos in the world when it comes to trading of of oil, which is of course, a couple of the see a very precious one as are lots of these, whereas that rupture in the united states and talking about, i mean, just common sense for vials, right? if the largest country and about russia and the largest economy in the world,

the united states all trading together, i would say it stands to reason that the united states will probably make more. busy money of re stabilizing, we invigorating that say, going through the states on price this, the russia and collaborating together, the fall bigger economies. i mean, we have to remember that most people haven't really heard that ukraine even existed as a country and to the few years ago that really yeah, everyone united, russia, everyone nice china that must have economic pow houses set together. i think the us trump is calculated that will make as a business many years will make a lot more money, big friends with the roster and trading with them then then they logic. right. and that for some reason we, we took such an interest in what do you make of, of the full of relations between most of most ago and the us. and i said, yeah, and the us a few weeks ago, this was a bit unimaginable. i think, as i said a on the program a, a, a guess a week or 2 ago, again, we should approach this with caution. i mean, you know, it may look, we'll have 2 days now, but there's still a lot to be in doubt in terms of the peace treaty with you cried. we sold today uh

for mr. studying abroad. speak or speak on this. there was still a lot of red lights to get through, but i think we can see as, as president putin's outlets, it's positive roster was open to working with the united states. but i think we still just need to wait and see exactly how that going to come together. if we look at the cost of the sanctions led by the us on russia to the global economy. i mean, we don't for you and i come from from europe. um, you know, you, you know, when you guys go back to the u. k. as you see how much more expensive utilities off, they were very expensive for people in the you can use it before, but now it's like 4 or 5 times the price. i looked at my mother's a utility bills. she's paying at least double if not triple. what she was paying before or that the science is an oldest silliness happen from i think for the world in general, it's only going to hopefully benefit the lives of ordinary working people that are the people that have been most hit by, by the sanctions rather than the, the top 5 cats giving the orders and, and funding the war 2 in the,

an easier to present problem, bo a, so the, and so as, as i'm driving to put in as a quote, best friend, as he met with the center for a, of a rush of security council in jakarta. so are you still here with a personal invitation from mr. pods in full? the indian needs him present a visit moscow, which he accepted. that's all the officials discuss a wide range of key issues and reaffirm and the commitment to the depot partnership or the chances that lets this year we celebrate 75 years of diplomatic relations between our country. it is remarkable that indonesia remembers the contribution of our country. i mean, both the soviet union and russia to the development of its economy, education, and many other space. if we talk about the present day and about the training of specialists over 6800 military offices, have been prepared this. what continues and it has very big and positive prospects . ready to been doing yeah, and i,

mr. showing goose visit embodies the highest level of commitment between the presidents of indonesia and russia in the future. both countries are looking towards the stronger defense cooperation, not only limited to military units, but including people that people context in the interest of global stability and peace during his visit to, to car that any russian security console secretary sat again showing go along with a delegation from various sectors, health, a closed door meeting with innovation defense, minnesota shop, solutions to them. and key offer shows from the ministry of defense. while the primary focus was on defense cooperation, the presence of russian representative from agriculture, energy and the banking sector highlights a brother effort to strengthen for military and economic ties between the 2 nations . a key point of discussion was the growing defense partnership between indonesia and russia, demonstrated by the 1st average joint naval exercise,

auto dot health in november 2024 in the java c. this exercise focused on counter terrorism operations, showcasing a new level of military collaboration. additionally and initials, military defense modernization was discuss, particularly the ongoing partnership with russia in operating and maintaining this quite a fighter jets beyond military matters. cyber security emerge as a significant concert during his meeting with in the nation. president problem was silvia and though he emphasized russia's interest in deeper cooperation to combat cyber security threats. recognizing the increasing digital ponder abilities faced by indonesia. i didn't name is any my one of the most acute threats today is cyber security. it is gaining more and more momentum. it is dangerous, of course we need to be as active as possible and work on advancing in this area to count to these dangerous the and of course on the gee,

all political front discussions call for the middle is situation the palestine, israel conflict and also about syria, a specific concern was raised about in the nation, nationals linked to terrorist groups, currently health and prisons and chemist in syria. this issue remains a security challenge as potential relocations of these in the video was posed risk, both regionally and international c. we discussed issues related to syria. there are a large number of prisons and camps in serious way form a fight is from terrorist organizations of all kinds, including indonesian citizens, remain. that naturally poses a threat to the country. the discussions also touch on the recent actions and steps regarding ukraine. what rush of ongoing negotiation with the united states as small as co continues diplomatic ties and also diplomatic as for this fight,

but 10 ships. lastly, international, these shouldn't membership and briggs was acknowledged as a strategic move for economic growth and global positioning. russian security console secretary conveyed his warm welcome and express rochelle strong support point. denise useful in briggs reinforcing a shared vision for development and multi polar global cooperation. that'd be going to be the reporting from jakarta for our tea. well, i wrote some of this and he is out was a pleasure to have you with us here on odyssey international lead me back again here in about 30 minutes. the germans elections offered up some surprises. the alter.