protection and security very often this was constructed because of the kind of conflicts in, in west asia, through the united states used to come out as an arbiter. but actually, it was also provoking conflicts. and the 2nd was the fact of the petro dollar, when in their 70, on $7374.00, they moved debate the us debate from the gold standard, and instead offered to a saudi arabia for that, that oil would be invoiced wouldn't be in dollars. the consequence was that the u. s. was benefiting and was able to negotiate and haven't a say in almost every oil dean. so all of opec until recently was thought of this because of the saudi influence. but now with china and russia and others offering to buy oil even in also currency and buying significant amount of oil, they have a choice. so this is precisely the issue of exercising choice of agency of autonomy. and that is the reason for this choice of multi polarity strategic autonomy, which often operationalize in this kind of multiple out. do you think we can read into the timing of that us media report, which accused the way of meddling in americ

at the beginning briefly about the main west in the asia-pacific region of the british a new solution to the energy crisis in foggy clothing samples they ensured food security in belarus the best workers in the agricultural industry were honored in the gomel and vitebsk regions on the eve of the even women in the dubrush gathered thousands of guests of the fair, an exhibition of agricultural machinery. and, of course, awards to those who worked in the fields, tirelessly and spare no effort agricultural year, the gomel region completes worthily local farmer. produced more than 1 million tons of grain and corn. the geography of the region's exports of agricultural products has also expanded. now it is 32 countries. ivan krug, chairman of the gomel oblast executive committee , noted among the important indicators that the revenue increased by almost 12% last year, as well as 36 million rubles. profit from the sale of products. we have grown in terms of profit by 118 percent. today, profitability has reached a positive basis . managed to export more than 400 million us dollars of products

also expect a wider exchange of a suspension the current situation in the middle east, what we call west asia, including matters pertaining to syria and palestine. india today has a wide range of interests and a growing footprint. some of this is expressed in terms of are you and responsibilities. are like the chair of the libya committee. some men are traditionally close partnerships with africa. and now increasingly are deeper economic involvement. with many regents the world is moving towards greater multiple oddity to steady and continuous re balancing. and that especially means a multiple lot asia, as prominent nations who have a positive history of working together. this will naturally influenza conversations between russia and india. our 2 countries are members of the g 20 the bricks and the shanda cooperation organisation amongst us. how we work together in these format is also on our agenda. you all know that india has resumed the chair of the seal and will take over the presidency of the g 20 in december. we strongly believe that the pressing concerns of the international community

nationally ranked ah, who there was on the women's indoor football squad that brought home the 2022 west asia cup. her sister beneath the place for one of the richest clubs in the country proof they say they are just as capable as meant the high out let on in. the zillow on allowed the to me sports means life. i've been playing football since i was a child. i'm able to play by outdoor and indoor football, but it's difficult because there are not enough outdoor facilities for women in iraq. there is no support from the government with proper training. i'm sure all of us women will be able to play indoor and outdoor football. but things stay the same, then no one will achieve anything. players and coaches say female athletes don't get the same financial or moral support, but their skills are not to be underestimated. kelly at all. danny adela, i bought iraq, has a considerable number of good female players who has skilled, i'm still young. my advice to the football federation is to pay attention to the abilities and skills that we have in if you want to achieve victories and won't be iraq natio

why do you think that is i think it's because the world cup is taking place in west asia, in the persian gulf region. and of course as hosting it and the europeans and americans as usual, they like to impose what they consider to be their values. although many question, whether these western regimes have any values, but that is one issue. another i think is the changing role that we've made in the united states and it's western allies. they have been used to controlling much of the rest of the world posing there at germany on the rest of us. and that is a long time and that decline this war. now the multiple i see that are taking place and i think that they are behaving more erratic 3 in the way in which they behave towards their rival. so i guess on in so critic. oh, do you think, does that to some extent politics are just an inextricable part of a large sporting events like the welcome on the olympics, but you think that the 1st time will be held in our absence of exacerbated this, this problem? the problem is not that politics is a part of it. the problem is that western regimes like

in west asia, now let's think what you want could do to them are iranian miss irene jones, advanced rose if they engage you wrong. so i doubt if there is any, you know, or any, any material and isn't in the contents of these threats against iraq. and from what we understand, the ukranian presidential adviser, parent suggested that it should be, is viable, should bomb iran once you make of that well, zalinski seems to be very much mad because he's feeling too weak. all the air defense systems of the nato, from the germans to the french, to the u. k. to the americans. they have all failed to, you know, push back. these drones are that there are, there have been very few drones to transfer to the russians before the war on ukraine. and they know the outcome if they enraged iran in the more they've already imposed sanctions. and iranian drone makers, manufacturers, iran is independent. it's been on there, the toughest over sanctions imposed on any nation. and iran has developed this phone grown technology. so i believe he means to do exactly the same thing that he is released to whenever the

nationally ranked after who the was on the women's indoor football squad that brought home the 2022 west asia cup. her sister beneath the place for one of the richest clubs in the country proof they say they are just as capable as men the high out let on in the zillow on allowed to me. sports means life. i've been playing football since i was a child. i'm able to play by outdoor and indoor football, but it's difficult because there are not enough outdoor facilities for women in iraq. there is no support from the government with proper training. i'm sure all of us women will be able to play indoor and outdoor football. but i think stay the same, then no one will achieve anything. players and coaches say female athletes don't get the same financial or moral support, but their skills are not to be underestimated. kelly at all. danny adela, i bought a rock, has a considerable number of good female players who has skilled and still young. my advice to the football federation is to pay attention to the abilities and skills that we have. if you want to achieve victories and won't be iraq, he nationa

double-headed eagle as his coat of arms, united by one body means the dual unity of the east and west of europe and asiae west. he expresses a symphony or symphony in greek it is better to emphasize this between secular and spiritual powers. and above the wallpaper eagles crown and exactly honesty and harmony and balances. this means that the building of the byzantine empire included the authority of the emperor and the authority of the patriarch, the authority of the state and the authority of the church, and both sides sought to establish harmonious relations. in heraldry, everything matters not only the size, but also the color and shape, any other, at first glance, small details. at the coat of arms of russia, the location of the heads of the crown, the shields with the coats of arms of the lands have changed quite a lot over the centuries. every russian tsar wanted to be able to associate the era of his reign with the coat of arms. but most often the changes in the coat of arms were associated with turning key events in the history of russia. when you crown a formidable eagle, a red shield on the c

south korea is probably the most democratic, most vibrant, open civil society in all of asia east asia most west northeast asia. so how exactly did we get here? the clue is in this geography. because if you look very carefully it is all about geography. geography is destiny when it came to korea. he will see here i tried to put a little bit of a dagger to the best icon i could find. what you see as that for centuries actually for a millennia for well over 2000 years the korean peninsula the geographical jutting point that is the last point on the map on the asian continent that is the furtherance east. it is essentially a peninsula dangling on one of these wonderful historians describe korea like a foot dangling off the first child asian continent. that is exactly what korea has been. but you are looking at here is essentially the peninsula has served as the gateway for the pathway to essentially japan as we see here. and interestingly enough you will see korea husband described as a dagger pointed at the heart of japan. meaning japan has always felt it was a threat this through the korean valen

> russia is the only one to blame for the fact that food now become more expensive, from west africa, to east asiaia is the only reason why people in particular in ethiopia, yemen, and somalia, are left with catastrophic food shortages. host: the landmark deal was signed in july to export grain and fertilizer from ukrainian ports, which had been under russian blockade. it was meant to ease the global food crisis caused by the conflict. the u.n. says more than 450 ships have left ukrainian ports since early august, and about 9.3 million tons of food has been exported to regions around the world. let's bring in our guests. in moscow, andrey baklanov, a former russian ambassador to saudi arabia. in new york, steve mathews, senior vp of financial services at gro intelligence analysis firm on agriculture, climate and the economy. and in ukraine, masha belikova, grain news and peice -- price reporter. thank you all very much for joining us. masha, the statement from moscow that they are going to suspend their involvement in these grain shipments. how concerning is that news as ukrainians hear it? masha:

this is interpreted as east asia decoupling from the west. but when the global financial crisis in 20082009 causes large parts of the western financial system to temporarily collapse, these countries have enough reserves to be able to keep their own bank stable. the 2008 financial crisis changes the international monetary funds perspective. since then, the 1st priority has no longer been harsh, austerity measures which usually lead to recession and poverty for many. instead, the focus is on proposals as to how countries and difficulty could become prosperous economies. again, in the mid term with the help of loans from the i m f i think institutions like the i m f internationally, institution have a very critical role to play in this current environment of fragmentation polarization because the challenges that we face be it climate b digitalization, b, it inequality. the response is all the solutions have to be global, have to be multilateral ah, an independent institution that also has the relevant expertise would be a sensible consequence i

when russia is the only one to blame for the fast food will now become more expensive from west africa to east asia. russia is the only reason why people in particular, in yemen or somalia left with catastrophic food shortages. the landmark deal was signed in july to export grain and fertilizer from ukrainian ports which had been under russian blockade. it was meant to ease the global food crisis caused by the conflict. the un says more than $450.00 ships of left ukrainian port since early august. and about 9300000 tons of food has been exported to regions around the world. the. let's bring little guess for this edition of inside story moscow. andre bucklin, all they former russian and basset to saudi arabia in new york. steve matthews, senior vp of financial services that grow intelligence and analysis on agriculture, climate and the economy and into neat britain ukraine. marcia bella cova, a great news and price report at fastball kits. i agree, census told of august. thank you very much for joining us on this edition of inside story. most click continue, a new crane and the statement obviously b

great britain, often way better equipped and all to have better resources than west african partners or countries from south asia that participate in the mission. and that so far will the, in the mission to sport saudi arabia have stunned one of the pre tournament favorites, argentina in their 1st group much. they came from a goal down to turn the match round after halftime dancing argentina's world. cope's oh, all eyes were on you know, messy in what is like he his nasty shot at a woodcock trophy. he converted from the spot to give argentina the lead. but tree off site goes in the 1st half would come back to haunt them. saudi arabia launch the mother of all comebacks. sony and she, the leveling in the 48 minute sony fans met with the moon and there was more to come near sight, turned his match on its head in a matter of 5 minutes. sunny allow savvy, making it a barely believable to one punch in tina. we have relentless as they pushed one equalizer, but saudi arabia survived the onslaught ending argentine us $36.00 game on beaten run to see a historic victory. and group d and upset look to be on the cars is aust

great britain, often way better equipped and also have better resources then west african partners or countries from south asia that participate in the mission. and that so far will stay in the mission. ah, now to what might well be one of the biggest upsets in world cup history. sonia rubia has stunned. one of the pre turned them in favor at the argentina and their 1st group match. they came from a gold down to turn the match around after halftime. den thing argentine as world cup hopes. all eyes were on, you know, messy in what is likely his nasty shot. at a was cut trophy. he converted from the spot to give argentina the lead. but 3 off site goes in the 1st half would come back to haunt them. saudi arabia launch the mother of all comebacks. sony i'm. she had a leveling in the 48 minute sony fans met with the moon and there was more to come this site to and this match on its head in a matter of 5 minutes saline, although, sorry, making it a barely believable to one margin. tina, where relentless as they pushed one equalizer with saudi arabia, survived the onslaught ending argentina's $36.00 game on beaten ru

example or great britain are way tter equipped and have better resources than west african partners or countries from south asia that participate in t mission and will so if i stay in the miion. >> this will leave a vacuum. who is likely to feel that? >> it seems to be clear that there y be a new focus on certain parts of the mandate or restructuring who within the mission to compense. leaving the mission with the military capacity in what way they can support the u.n. that was mentioned by the secretary-general until recently. >> how do you expect russia's role to evoe? >> we have seen a lot of russian propaganda popping up. we see talking points brought up by the government that resemble things we could find in a russianlayboo as well as this will. they a there. they caused a lot of turmoil. we could assumehatf it does not sm opportune anymore, that could leave them on their own. >> a situation to watch. many thank here is a look at other stories making news around the roots of it. president bolsonaro has filed a complaint challenging last month's election results. he is unlikely to get far but the move could

with an obvious focus on containing china; containment of russian interests in the asia-pacific region; attempts by the westw military blocs. asia already has as an example of an aucus that is clearly directed against china, the chinese of our friends are well aware of this, and uh. together with them, we defend the expediency of the need to preserve the formats that were created around russia put aside the need for respect in the future the central video played by the osyans processes taking place in this, in fact, its region, the region surrounding it. well, the west has its plans with the whole statement of neutrality and defensive character, and you can’t believe the bite, sergey lavrov russia knows this from the history of its relationship with nato it doesn’t say that this is a purely defensive alliance, it was defensive when it combined the soviet union and the warsaw pact since then they have this line of defense of theirs, when there is no longer the warsaw pact, nor the soviet union, it is not clear from whom they were defending themselves. they this line of defense moved one at a time to our bord

beginning, briefly about the main militarization aimed at containing china, lavrov announced the west's plans for the asia

and laos, the main topic of negotiations is the challenges that the asia-pacific region faces due to the policy of the collective weste main one expansion of infrastructure for returns. interests are already beginning to spread to the south china sea. for bilateral meetings. sergey lavrov has 2 days tomorrow he will go to the island of bali where russian will lead.

great britain, often way better equipped and all to have better resources than west african partners or countries from south asia that participate in the mission. and that's so far we'll see in the mission these, the western power is withdrawing. will certainly leave a vacuum, won't they? who's likely to fill that? we have to see how the meet mission, where we activity at the moment, an internal process of restructuring, already knowing that some key partners relief and seems to be clear that there will be maybe a new focus on certain parts of the mandate or restructuring within the mission to compensate for these legs, but also obviously this is a question that should be off by the western nations leaving the mission. now with these, with the military capacity in what way they can support the un no small or maybe a follow up mission. that was, for example, ultra mentioned by the secretary general until you get to recently how do you expect rush us role to evolve? and molly, we've seen over the last year, a year and a half that the russian influence was mostly in the shadows. so we've seen a lot of flesh and pro

it will connect manufacturers in east asia to consumers in the west. but local fishermen have raising my mental concerns because they say that this are poor to will impact their livelihoods. they have been blocking, may have been protesting for more than a 100 days. construction did resume last week when the court gave orders. but in light of recent events, a donnie group has approached the court once again. and the court is scheduled to hear the matter on friday. and at the same mark, we're gonna have to leave it actually sorry, happening, mcculla ah, of day 10 of the world comp here in katherine every team has now played 2 games in the tournament with only france, brazil, and portugal. certain to advance to the next round. and then tuesdays action, england, the wilds faced each other for the 1st time in the world cup. while ron and the us may come together in a ram, matt shop. many members of the iranian das for our conflicted about the match, while bryan went to meet one member of the reigning community in los angeles. aah, comedian and actor mas, g

thailand lausa, the main topic of the talks is the challenge facing the asia-pacific regions due to the policy of the collective westain infrastructure expansion sharp interests are beginning to spread already and to the south china sea for bilateral meetings. sergei lavrov has 2 days, and tomorrow he will go to bali, where he will lead the russian delegation to g20 summit the british press writes that the delegates from london at the summit will try to isolate their russian colleagues and intend to leave the meeting room, and during their speeches, this was reported today by the telegraph, which refers to its sources, according to its data , european officials will not attend meetings with the head of the russian foreign ministry sergey lavrov in the article says that china will definitely counteract the isolation of russia, i remind you that the g20 summit will be held in bali next week. a couple of days before the sabotage on nord stream, near the explosion site, at least two large ships on which the location sensor was disabled, this is reported by the american portal, which refers to the space now analytical co

multipolar architecture of global security discussed challenges, with faced by the asia-pacific region and for the policies of the west represented by the minister of foreign affairs. sergei lavrov, he ruled a number of bilateral meetings. my colleague elizaveta khramtsova elizaveta hello. what we managed to agree on. good morning. looking forward to the next few hours.

asia. alexander elizaveta thank you for the events of the east asian summit said elizaveta khramtsova, bye to other topics. the westsed ukrainians, tested narcotic analgesics there as experimental subjects, and the tests were told by the chief sanitary doctor of the lugansk republic until the fourteenth year. he participated in the research of medications, according to dmitry dokoshenko, we are talking about the ozal form. this modern development. to create them. we need a strong pharmaceutical base. is lukashenka sure that kiev doesn't have one? but there are hundreds of volunteers willing to participate in the tests for a minimal fee. russia is responsible for the fact that the uk plunged into recession, the minister of finance decided to blame moscow unreasonably. jeremy hunt according to him, it was not the failed policy of london, but russia's actions in ukraine that disrupted stability in the united kingdom at the same time. he indirectly confirmed that the support measures in the previous premier lester since absurd. khan said to fight inflation, tax increases are needed. according to the results of septembe

instability around russia, no one interferes for other purposes, any mediators from the west in talking about peace in central asiake any mediators. the west to reconcile ukraine and russia is just that the war was blazing these words of the president, so that, for example, ukraine is russian, this issue is over, as he said. he can be wanted, only in one if ukraine were independent and could negotiate directly. she can't have no independence. the same goes for whether they like central asia or not, they should understand. we want them to be calm, because if they flare up, then it flares up with us, and the fact that now this is the most unstable region is absolutely, that is, they talked a lot about the fact that our colleagues from nato are preparing everything is spelled out for them like the notes. yes, when, why, and why, obviously, they have not been one year and not a single foreshortening considered the possible development of events, i have a question. and what we, sergey anatolyevich, as our military, in principle, set up, we understand that nato is most likely, and they set up an aggressive offensive for

lavrov told already at the airport before the departure of the attempt by the west to create new military blocs. already in asiauction, which is clearly directed against china, but has its own plans from there. and today it sounded quite clear words. everyone recognizes the role, but in fact, return their line and promote these information mechanisms and tools throughout the statement about the neutrality and defensive nature of the aocus. you can’t believe it, i’m sure sergey lavrov russia knows this from the history of its relationship with nato nato no longer says that this is a purely defensive alliance , it was defensive when it combined the soviet union and the warsaw pact since then they have this line of defense of theirs, when it’s no longer warsaw agreement, there is no soviet union, it is not clear from whom they were defending themselves. they moved this line of defense close to our borders several times and rarely case on the results themselves something, but the test did not manage to make a single document of any uh collective decisions. uh, today it was not accepted, and since the united states

might not exactly see either why on the ukraine war, the strongly agree that central asia should not drift into the west sorbet. kansas down which borders both russia and china and the recipient of major investment from the united states and europe straddles all the major interests in these conflicts. but does the agencies claim to be non partisan really stand up to scrutiny it? sponsors include a host of leading western companies, including british and us on manufacturers, and even the fact the us state department and according to its website, sepa is focused on strengthening what it describes as the transit lansing alliance . that's close live to join for only now journalist on political analysts from new york. many thanks for joining us on the program. john. now why do you think the west is pumping large sums of money and investing in the development of conflicts phones economy? this process has been going on for 30 years. it began in the early ninety's when complex dan separated became independent from the soviet union and the west from the very beginning. they saw contacts as well as ukraine. but e

belt of instability, no one intervenes for other purposes, any mediators from the west, talking about peace in central asiaors even more. the west to reconcile ukraine russia is just that the war was blazing these words of the president, so that for example, ukraine is russian, this issue is over, as he said. it can end only in one case, if ukraine were independent and it could conduct direct negotiations. she can't have no independence. the same goes for the middle whether they like asia or not, they must understand. we want them to be calm, because if it breaks out in them, then it will break out in our country, and the fact that now this is the most unstable region is absolutely with colleagues, that is, they talked a lot about what our colleagues from nato are preparing everything is spelled out like clockwork. yes, when, why, and why, obviously, they have not considered a possible development of events for a single year and from any angle, i have a question. and what are we, sergey anatolyevich, as our military, in principle, we set up, we understand that nato is most likely, and they set up an aggres

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asia. there are some parts of the world west supplies, a desperately shield with a sense of belonging, united be says that's it. then it's been like the food and the everyday heroes keeping communities together. i'll give them good for 10 am for my phone. a 0 visits, the canyon town of the tent that produces some of the worlds fastest runners. and where a terrible crime has led to a reckoning with gender based violence. a sense of community on a jesse finland had previously refused to join nato, but following russia's invasion, all you cried formally requested to join the west's military alliance in poker terms. he has put all in. i do not believe that he is going to keep up the president of finland, talks to well, just spiraling costs, dwindling supplies. the shock is being felt around the world with the war in ukraine, triggering gas supply uncertainty. europeans bracing themselves for an unprecedented winter. al jazeera reports on the human costs of the winter energy crisis. ah .

asia. there are some parts of the world west supplies, desperately shield ah count down to will come 2020 to the skies above catalyst capital lights up on the eve of the kick off of this historic toner. o. football field was in the air, fans them all over the world descend. don't count on to cheer on my favorite team. ah, hello, i'm diamond jordan, this is al jazeera la you from dough are also coming up a plea for action. talk stretch on the cop 27 climate summits of egypt. leaders are still trying to reach a final deal. for the world is watching. diamond notes on our side. we must all rise to the occasion. we live in the pool where people are voting from members of parliament in a race dominated by concerns about the economy. well, it's been 12 years in the making. the 1st world cup in the middle east is now here, kick off for the historic tournament. and cat are, is in less than 13 hours more than a 1000000 fans are expected to arrive and dough hard to support their teams. over the next 4 weeks festivities are already underway. 32 teams are eyeing the coveted trophy, defending champions fr

indonesia vietnam thailand and laos will discuss the challenges facing the asia-pacific region due to the policies of the westriefly suspended due to technical work closed until 4 p.m. drivers were urged to refrain from traveling, repairs are being carried out after an emergency in early october, when two traffic spans were damaged, then they were promptly restored. ukrenergo promises again today rolling blackouts in eight independent entities, in addition. kiev is chernihiv cherkasy zhytomyr sumy and a number of other regions. this week, there were already blackouts throughout ukraine in the energy company. they also said the duration of outages could increase with the onset of cold weather. more and more protests are flaring up in europe, and over 10,000 workers have taken to the streets of switzerland. lausanne demand to stop the rise in prices to refuse assistance to ukraine and return to a policy of neutrality. anti-government rallies also in bulgaria sofia demonstrators blocked the parliament building calling for an agreement with russia on supplies to the g20 summit , which will be held in the middle o

thailand and laos, the main topic of the talks is the challenge facing the asia-pacific regions due to the policy of collective the west is perhaps the main expansion of nato's infrastructure, whose interests are already beginning to spread to the south china sea. at a bilateral meeting. sergey lavrov has 2 days tomorrow he will go to the island of bali where will lead the russian delegation at the g20 summit the training of ukrainian soldiers in britain is going badly, the financial times writes about it, according to his information, the problems are primarily related to the low level of recruits, it is reported that many of those recruited by kiev were not ready for military service, in addition to the instructor . i have enough time to train ukrainians for only 5 weeks, another problem is that not separate units are trained, but recruits from different units within the program 7,000 apu soldiers have already been trained. another 3,000. should complete the training towards the end of december. kiev, seven more regions of ukraine have been transferred from regular power outages to emergency ones due to new damage to

these are the challenges that the asia-pacific region faces from politics and the collective west led states. them long before lavrov to whom? but already at another session, joe biden and laurel biden flew in, on the way from the airport they brought along the boulevard of russia, this street got its name for the help that our country provided to cambodia in the middle of the last century. russia is still providing support to countries in need, including among the poorest countries in africa, the first batch of russian fertilizer blocked in european ports to go to malawin next week. this is one of the results of the negotiations that russian diplomats held in geneva with un representatives discussed measures to overcome barriers to the export of food and fertilizers from russia rebound on the economies of european countries sanctions imposed against russia against the backdrop of the energy crisis and record inflation in the uk wave for strikes the authorities are trying to divert attention from their problems with the help of the ukrainian agenda with details, our own correspondent

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