and there the su member countries, india earth is a rapidly growing power and will play a and never bigger role in global affairs. it's a respected nation recognized for its independent and responsible policy. it is pursuing justice to an international affairs to ensure an equal access to a natural, financial, and technological resources, the excess of the global. so with these resources as a necessity for successful sustainable development, this approach approach. she's at the core of for the year, a current indian g, 20 presidency. which sure russia is supporting this already a successful autoline logistics corridor between russia and india, the blood, he was dog chinese. you do? what do you expect more developments or such projects between the 2 countries? we've been the developing the prospective transport corridors for quite some time already. and they're the ones that are economically feasible. no time and cost effective. it's the blood of a starch, and i am maritime. see ruth, which, which you mentioned, but also the international north south transport coil. the importance of these

india. a state of democracy is on earth. fred 5, george sauce calling the billionaire hedge fund manager, an economic worked with broadcasting from moscow. this is our team. my name is unit o'neill on 30 minutes of news news starts. i un security council meeting has wrapped up in new york, and russia's envoy did not hold back with his remarks. but silly najia accused the west of endlessly propping up the key of government with legal aid, attempting to destroy russia and spreading rissa phobic sentiment across europe. and the u. s. yes, it does have a shoes criminal example blue channel. so do i appeal to the western members of the un security council? you will not be able to live as before. you are ready shown to your hidden, we're so phobia. it's that, and the designed to destroy our country. that is all that drives you. you're not interested in building a system of euro, when you're atlantic security, together with the russian federation for you, it can only be against the russian federation. there is no trust in you with your incompetent, insidious you created nazi's. narrow borders, then

and china has thousands of rare earth, metal mines and refineries india m antimony, gallium, but also tungsten or germanium. they are scattered throughout the country from what i is french. oh, she'll, she'll should on the way should a free tongue. thought she no hollywood li shield usual. she told her ged, sorry to wait either ashley or so that it all way about you got your call soda from the show show. you'll find quite that. you'll notice you'll usually other things with harmonious and created all parmesan with me. the chinese are paying a particularly heavy environmental and human price to allow our world to transition to green energy commercial put it on the home. but i think if you have a 1515 to 20, i don't know what her double gen one has to be. he to again to the whole her go to the heart and she came over there talking to her and some within her. there was within her that her, i don't this to you. if you get down to here before the only thing where for you, enough to send me the 2000 miles from hey, long's young inner mongolia, the chinese has built spectacular industrial ce

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earth? well, it just happens sometimes, for example, in india, too, it is very often surprising that they think portrayed as a vegetarian editor, unfortunately not, we are trying to do something for passengers, unfortunately, this does not always work out. so, be sure to order, order in advance. and here, by the way, about national features too. for example, the japanese and vietnamese. they are low enough. it’s just that sometimes they just physically can’t put their suitcase on the luggage rack, so i have to place them in a lot of taxis. children. here's more for me too story. wow what to do with them. they yell , they scream, they run, they cannot be calmed down. most for the rest, they also begin to cry, but everything that concerns children, of course. if we want to do something to help, of course we do it, but through parents and ask in advance. can we offer them something there? but, because children are, of course, primarily the responsibility of parents. well, for example, if they look they scream. and we can, for example, offer children's income. still , depending on the age of the ch

mean we saw during cove it my supply chains shut down there. earth demands for the garment, industry, fracture gate, shoot in bangladesh and india, sri lanka. government workers were put basically left destitute, nor social protection at all. et cetera. and of course, big brands not, not paying out their bell that not paying their bills. but to me there's a much deeper structural issue, right? because sometimes people say, well, the answer is i will, can soon less like which absolutely we'd need to. but we can't forget, you know, that there is still work as in all of that supply chain. wind. yeah. so our demand has got to be of course we have to reduce our consumption here. but we also need economic justice for the workers. now i think this is where we, we need to turn the conversation on his head and i think we need to be saying, what guarantees everybody the right to a dignified life that everybody should have access to else education, housing. we should have a living wage. yes, but we also shall have the right to energy and food, and that's why i find it quite fascinating. but in this moment of when we recognize the, all of t

that's not going to eliminate china and india's impact on the earth.hey have windmills in new jersey now, which they think they are killing whales and dolphins coming across the shore. there's absolutely no evidence of that because they haven't looked into it, so they are still building windmills off the shore. all of that combined will not be reducing our carbon emissions enough to save the planet. there is really no definite plan and i'm really disappointed. the third thing -- and i'm going to get off -- is the daily white house press briefings. just one thing, that's a misnomer because they are not really daily. secondly, karine jean-pierre, i appreciate her efforts but i think that's a good example of getting somebody who's in the most diverse cabinet. i don't think she's really a good person to think off the top of her head. the reason is she has to read off the binder and the cue cards for every answer she gives. she doesn't really think independently like the other white house people like jen psaki or even sarah sanders. so what she says, i thin

india. meanwhile china is polluting more than any country in the face of the earth they have a new coal-fired power plant that goes online on average and every ten days and the biden administration has no problem asking you the american people to make major sacrifices to reduce carbon by a minuscule amount but they won't even broach the topic with china. under biden, china always gets a free pass. senator john kennedy pointed this out during a hearing with so-called climate experts, take a look at this. >> we spend $50 trillion, europe cooperates, most western democracies cooperates but india and china don't, how much will our $50 trillion -- >> we are in this together, we have to get the world to work together? >> i get that. how much will it lower world temperatures? >> if china and india do not help? i don't know. >> face with a policy where china does something that's not in its best interest but it does it because it's the global best interest, do you think president she will do that? >> i think president she understands we have to work together to address this global problem, i do. and

earth, that is, there were aurora borealis. well, if the data is that the staples are from india yes, yes, yes, almost yes, almost all of you have to go. it was so brightly described , so, uh, prospectors of the rocky mountains, so in the usa, uh, well, it became so bright outside the window . someone got up and went to cook breakfast for the guys. it's time to work already. well, we didn't get enough sleep. yes, what to do? here again, the telegraph, then there was already a telegraph and a global one, but there were already networks. and here, again, there is a description that being, disconnected from the battery, not by telegraph. it was possible to work due to induced currents. here are the wires, only he is bill telegraphers. yes, these were the problems. uh, here again there have been studies to happen to us now. if the event repeats, well, usually in the usa, it checks for itself. they said what it means to us is damage to our economy, at least two trillion dollars, and recovery time. there, from six months to several years, and, as it were, for the whole world. it is clear that these figures increase many times over. an

administration knows it can count on the greatest power on earth, theiggest and most powerful democracy in the world, to keep silent when indiareaks the rules of democracy. amna: bobby, as you know, with a population of 1.4 billion, india is known as the world's largest democracy. given everything we've just talked about, is it still fair to call it that? bobby: well, if you think about demoacy simply in terms of elections, then far and away, india is the biggest democracy in the world. it conducts a gigantic election that is very hard to wrap your head around the sheer scale of it. but democracy is much more than just about elections. it's about freedom to express yourself, freedom to criticize the government, freedom to investigate and put the government under a microscope. all those freedoms are shrinking in india and have been shrinking at an alarming pace. it's still a democracy, but it's an illiberal democracy rather than a liberal democracy. and the arc, the direction in which it is going, does not allow for optimism about any kind of turn around in the near future. this is not the democracy of nehru. this is a very, v

india or ceylon. in total , half of the white population of the boer republics was kept in concentration camps - 200,000 people, of which at least 26,000 died from disease and starvation. the tactics of scorched earthoncentration camps brought the boers to the brink of destruction. in order to stop the genocide of their people, the leaders of the transvaal and the orange republic were forced to accept english conditions by signing a peace treaty that put an end to their independence. simpler than monstrous crimes courage and bravery the local population no longer mattered in 1893, in zimbabwe , 50 europeans armed with six machine guns killed 3,000 blacks from the tribe for debel in 2 hours in 1897, in northern nigeria, a military detachment of thirty-two europeans, with five machine guns and 500 african mercenaries , defeated 30.000 army. emir sato in the battle for amdman in the sudan in 1898, the british destroyed during a five-hour battle. 11,000 sudanese, losing only 20 soldiers, you will be surprised at the killing even inspired the colonialists after the invention the machine gun maxim, which fired 11 pulse seconds, english poets even devoted to this, for example, these lines, everything will

india through sulfur dioxide in the atmosphere, blocked the sun. that was photosynth was gone. the dinosaurs eight plants and the earth expanded are expanding. our theory science. why dinosaurs were too big to exist in a more intense gravitational more gravity. so the idea that we're going to extinguish ourselves by using hydrocarbon fuels is ridiculous. the third part of my book deals with the economics, but i'll leave that for the discussion because we've already covered that. you cover the economics very well and we will cover it, but i agree entirely. all the these other technologies not strong enough to make one point. if you had a battery the size of a flashlight that could get enough solar energy in it to light up a city, you wouldn't have to have programs subsidizing it. private industry would produce that immediately. the technology of renewable fuels, yes, you can put a solar panel in your house and get some electricity, but they are not scalable. they are not sufficiently robust to handle a sizable population and they climate change, global warming movement knows it. because remember, as i said at the beginning, it's a population

india or zinion. in total , half of the white population of the boer republics was kept in concentration camps. 200,000 people , of which at least 26,000 died from disease and starvation. the tactics of scorched earthration camps put the boers on the brink of death. to stop the genocide of their people, the leaders of the transvaal and the orange republic were forced to accept english conditions by signing a peace treaty that ended their independence. imagine such methods were quite, ordinary the case of the main argument was the weapon the conquest of the continent went down in history under the name of the great african hunt or simply monstrous crimes courage and courage of the local population no longer mattered in 1893 in zimbabwe , 50 europeans armed with six machine guns killed 3,000 blacks from a tribe for debels for 2 hours in 1897, in the north of nigeria, a military detachment of thirty-two europeans, with five machine guns and 500 african mercenaries , defeated 330,000 armies. emir sato at the battle of amdman in the sudan in 1898 the british destroyed during a five-hour battle. 11,000 sudanese, having lost only 20 soldiers, you will be surprised to kill even inspired the colonialists af

it costs russia $45 a barrel to extract it from the earth, and it only cost the saudis $22, and then they have to spend it another $10 to get it to indiamissile landed in poland and it was quickly defused because it was not russian, but what happens if something happens in poland? >> something happened yesterday with the president there, which was very smart >> do you think russia is on poland's wish list what would our response be to that >> it is there are plenty of countries that want nothing to do to nato, and certainly when you look at lithuania and estonia, they are warning us they are being targeted what the business community has done, this is the largest exit in world history, to have a regime change, yes, this can shake that out when you have government sanctions matched by a private sector exit, the average russian, and that's the solution here, joe, the average russian is to realize that putin is the source of their misery and as the companies leave it's adding stress -- >> it was not great before the companies left, and putin has been able to make up from some of the losses with the business and the higher price for oil >>

even now this is a huge mass of the earth - these are two russias with more than 30 million square kilometers. this billion 400 million inhabitants, as in china or indiauman resource as well. this is truly the continent of the future. if a few decades ago africa had half as many people as europe, then by the end of the twenty-first century, according to forecasts, 10 times more people will live there than in europe , and people will mostly also live in europe. feeling, but anyway case, in recent times, africa has become the subject of close interest of russian diplomacy sergey viktorovich lavrov in january visited the south african republic in a swatin in angola. eritrea is now in the moth, the former french colony the size of two france is also very important. uh, the country is certainly a complex country, uh, in which part of the country is still controlled by islamists and they are being helped to fight, why is our insidious? and he also met with the president, the interim president of goita from the head of the mead diop, and even received combat dream cuba which promised to keep at hand. and it is clear that the visits of our minister to africa

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