for the g 7. basically, we all welcome our chinese economy, a growth, and we all need to link with chinese economic growth. we welcome it. the probably that chinese government has never denied the possibility of integrating cable without, without play force. so in the sense, as we need to show that g, so has maintain belly strong story day g, end. any effort to change the state just call by a force should be avoided in. this is one of the strongest message that for me is that i know she has been saying, doing the foreign ministers meeting in karissa right. stay with us on the line. professor hosario because i'd like to talk about a rival meeting to the g 7 that took place in moscow on sunday that between russian president vladimir 14 and visiting chinese defense minister general leash young fool. while there li promised to have close a communication between the 2 countries, military's and to strengthen strategic cooperation. here's what both men have to say. the main focus of my visit this time is

where and g 7, g 7 for him is does meeting. now convened is they basically, they share some understanding that russia should be defeated and international order must be sustained under consolidated, in the sense i think that and we can see some solidarity among the g $77.00 meeting members. but the point is that recently french president marker on the china and i think the china has been trying to create some kind of a gap or the coupling i'm on the liberal democracies. and we should avoid such a strong attraction by coming from china in the sense i think it's worth pointing out what the manual macros saying he said, or europe should avoid the court crises that aren't ours. and he was obviously referring to the situation over taiwan, which leads to the question of is president mcgraw himself undermining the g 7 a group that his country is a part of basically i think that the chancellor german chancellor schultz has already mentioned that we should avoid the coupling of the global economy and i think basically, japanese governme

the g 7 is dealing with. the event will also focus on what's happening in the indo pacific region. japan is concerned about north korea's nuclear program for young young as testing missiles and violation of un resolutions. the situation elsewhere in asia is also becoming more dangerous, with china's military posturing over taiwan. beer boxes, the g 7 wants to avoid any kind of violence in the region or damage or the whole world would be affected by any military escalation in the region talking. so preventing such a military escalation as therefore in all our interests. and we discussed that at dinner military, so escalade, so come this issue will be high on the agenda of g 7 leaders when they meet in her a she met in may to german soccer now. and fryeburg have been one of the seasons quiet success stories, but from their form has suffered lately. costume sized men needed a when in bremond to get their to, to get to their champions league bid back on track. and they had to do it with the hard way after the hos

but so too does the g-7. thing being sure that the private sector of each of the g-7 countries that this is a whole of the g-7 effort, not just government-to-government. it's a key part of the work we do. that's going to be a critical additional channel that the g-7 is going to have to deliver on. >> glad you mentioned some of the other institutions because there's going to be significant multinational effort, but happening in different lanes. so just before i go to gert to ask him the view on this, how do you see this coordinated then? a word on that? >> sure. you know, i think that what we've seen work today and i think what we're still kind of building the practices around, is we've got a great group of expert teams. whether it be from finance ministries, the questions around budget and economic stability, whether it be from energy ministries, with respect to assisting with ukraine's energy grid and whether it be with some of these questions on reform that the i.f.i. are particularly expert on. organizing

so the g 7 members really have to in closed door meetings. and in bilateral talks with a senior ally, united states work out what their response is going to be to them from the bride. there were the latest for us from those meetings in co, his hour. thanks so much for now. run and those and leak has been affected by 3 major icons in 5 years. expense are wanting, the country must be prepared for more extreme weather. out there has been to day with the fisherman. he says he is already feeling the impact of climate change. sharman, the dears, the id, my name is diaz davida. i am a fisherman at a fishing area and my po, taught mozambique and my bordeaux or sandy at well man, dear. all right. now what i am seeing is because of the climate change before with our grandfather's school, there was a loss of cash north despising nozzles of wars until i come from a family that relies on fishing. i am also a fisherman and my children will probably be fisherman tow a and a guy man, do these cycling some floods have reduced the amount of fish we catch. it's

massa hi. ashy, the japanese foreign minister issuing a statement at the end of it saying that the g 7 members are fully supportive of a free and open indo pacific. and also supporting an, an issue initiative by japan which plays a pivotal role here. being the only asian g 7 member to collaborate with india with as the and that the southeast asian nations and also pacific islands as a, a way of a, a countering the expanding influence of china in this region. there's a real concern here about the china threats to taiwan, but also about the way that china has very successfully been a forging closer ties with a pacific island nations and pulling them into its orbit. there's a real feeling here amongst their juice have members that they should be out there trying to pull those same at pacific islands back into their own or but also beyond that, china's influence in the so called and the global south, the developing nations of the world where china has been in recent years be making big in roads. and there is, i think, an acceptance here as there been referring to in their talks that the g

the g 7 is dealing with. the event will also focus on what's happening in the indo pacific region. japan is concerned about north korea's nuclear program for young young as testing muscles and violation of un resolutions. the situation elsewhere, an ager is also becoming more dangerous with china's military posturing over taiwan bare boxes. the g stephen wants to avoid any kind of violence in the region or damage or the whole world would be affected by any military escalation in the region talking. so preventing such a military escalation as therefore, in all our interests. and we discussed that at dinner military. so escalade sort of this issue will be high on the gender of g 7 leaders. when they meet in her a, she met and made some football now and in the seasons, going to see the fryeburg have been one of the quiet success stories. but their form has suffered lately. kristian strikes men need needed to win in bremond to get their champions league bit back on track, and they had to do it the hard way. after

i actually was reminding his guests that say, you know, japan is the only asian g 7 men, but that it borders with china, russia, but also with north korea. it is very much concerned with what happens in the indo pacific and with north korea and it's missile testing. japan has taken a fossil more robust stance against that testing. and i think on that subject that was a complete unanimity amongst all the g 7 members roundly condemning the recent missed out launches by north korea. rob, so today is the me of the meeting, right. presumably ukraine is not far from top of the agenda. yeah, absolutely. i think and what they are looking at is a whole broad range of issues largely to do with the developing nations, the so called global south. but they are talking specifically about iran, middle east afghanistan, central asia. but ukraine will definitely be the most important consequential session that they are going to be involved in. interestingly, japan is the only one of the g 7 that is not super supplying lethal aid weaponry to ukraine. although the current government would want to try t

and of course the, the next, a big event that will take place as the president of the g 7. that'll be the, as summit in hiroshima and, but just quickly, to give you an idea that the list of problems that they world leaders and the, the foreign ministers here are dealing with is constantly changing and constantly being added to sudan has come up with antonio to johnny, the foreign minister from italy tweeting as he arrived, that he will be bringing up sudan calling on all of the military leaders incident to cease their hostilities. i can rob, thanks. i took from a bribe reporting taiwan says debris from a chinese satellite launch has landed in near by waters bay. jing announced a maritime no entry zone in the area earlier this week because of the launch on sunday. that's delayed flights in and out of self governing taiwan. it comes days off to china, rap top military drills in the seas around the island. thousands of protest as of returned to the streets of israel for 15th, straight week to oppose the government plan. changes of the judiciary. prime minister benjamin netanya

in fact, it's g 7, presidency will. and next month with the lead to summit in hit ashima, the location of that 1st ever attack. so a prime minister shita, he was actually in keith while a she g and paying was visiting vladimir putin in moscow. japan is a real supporter of the ukrainian cause. although it's the only g 7 nation because of its laws that does not supply lethal, laid weapons, but has supplied financially more than $7000000000.00 of support to ukraine and some of its neighbors. and rob turning to the in the pacific region, a lot to discuss there to yeah, that was an important session. again, this was a lead by foreign minister. yeah. she agreeing that the indo pacific region should be free and open a basically as a way of confronting china's expansion and expanding influence. especially with pacific islands and threats to their taiwan are talking about maintaining a free endo pacific region in collaboration with india, the assay, and concierge countries of southeast asia and some of those pacific island natio

the strains of more r testing, the unity of g 7 members. the u. s. attempts to get its allies to hold the line will be fully supported by a japanese administration. marching in lock step. rob mcbride, al jazeera caraway's, our japan, japan's prime minister from you can see that has promised security will be tight for the g. 7 meeting. it comes a day after an explosive was thrown at him. during a campaign event, he escaped unharmed and a 24 year old man was arrested. and oh, okay, been a see to a heard investigations will be conducted as the investigation into his incident progresses. in any case, starting with the summit, we have to make every effort to ensure security and safety on the schedules were dignitaries from all over the world, cather, i want to do my best to ensure safety. i said i had her on al jazeera, controversial pension reforms assigned into knowing france, but union say protests will continue. thus, activists celebrate the shutdown of germany's last remaining nuclear power plants. ah, the hi there. thanks for joining in. lets get

the resort town in japan, hosting the g 7 meeting. so rob, what have the foreign ministers been busy with so far? that's right. i mean that they are on their way to the start of this gathering. those very tight security here in cairo is our ahead of this. but today, all coming the participants from all different directions. some of them from meetings already on their way to this g 7. for example, the most important man in the room, if you like the us secretary of state and to be blink. and he is arriving from the very short but significant visit to vietnam. of course, formerly a better adversary of the united states, but not as seen by the us as a potential partner encountering the growing influence of vietnam's giant neighbor china. meanwhile, the german foreign minister and alina bought bo hawk is visiting we in beijing with her chinese counterpart. again, the germans trying to put pressure on the chinese to push the russians towards p. so there are many diplomatic moving parts as they did last year. the g 7 foreign ministers come t

the talks are in advance of g 7 leaders summit to be held in. he were schumann next month. rob mcbride reports from car is our the workers they said, gathering and really getting on the way this sunday evening with a working dinner. the subject to which there be discussing is the influence of china in this region in the wider world and also north korea. all the participants have now arrived. we saw from james cleverly, the british foreign secretary. he posted a selfie of himself and his 6 colleagues arriving on the specially charted shin cancel the bullet train coming from tokyo. it's all smiles, no hint of any disagreement. but we do know that there have been tensions in particular in the approach of the g 7 towards china and especially on the in the wake of emmanuel macro. and the french president's visit to beijing seen by many of his g 7 colleagues, has been just a bit too overly friendly with g, g, and ping. given that the us wants to try to rally the allies, to counter the growing influence of china in this part of the world, which is not seen as a good thing by the u

for the g 7 ministers. the germany's foreign minister, the top priority, is intensifying the commitment to ukraine even before she traveled to the conference and alena burbock warned resistance to persians more must not be allowed to weaken as the conflict drags on. she said it was now up to the g 7 to show a united front, and that international law must remain the basis of the world order. but russia's invention is not the only conflict. the g 7 is dealing with. the event will also focus on what's happening in the indo pacific region. japan is concerned about north korea's nuclear program for young young as testing missiles and violation of un resolutions. the situation elsewhere in asia is also becoming more dangerous, with china's military posturing over taiwan. bare boxes, the gees even wants to avoid any kind of violence in the region on dom had. so the whole world would be affected by any military escalation and the region often. so preventing such a military escalation as therefore in all our interes

and with concerns, the strains of war are testing the unity of g 7 members. the u. s. attempts to get its allies to hold the line will be fully supported by a japanese administration. notching in lockstep robert bride al jazeera caroway is our japan. japan's prime minister julio casita has called for security to be boosted for the g 7 meeting. it comes a day off and explosive was thrown at him during a campaign event escaped on home that a 20 foil man was arrested and who gave me see to further investigations will be conducted as the investigation into this incident progresses. in any case, starting with the summit, we have to make every effort to ensure security and safety on the schedule for dignitaries from all over the world gather. i want to do my best to insure safety. the number of people killed in russian missile strikes on a city in eastern ukraine has risen to at least 11 rescue teams have tried to reach people trapped in the rubble of an apartment building and for the local governor says that certain missiles were fond of the city on friday, a poland has

he joins us from car without where those g. 7 meetings are taking place, rob, it's now day 3. i know the ministers it came to present to united front as this wraps up. that's right. i mean that they, i think that's the completely the intention that they end date on handshakes and smiles. they are a united front and give that impression, especially as when this session started. it was slightly overshadowed by differences. it seems between the french position when it comes to taiwan and especially after president emmanuel macros. comments about europe shouldn't always follow on the u. s. does that did lead to some concerns that that would disagreements behind the scenes? i think in reality, those disagreements probably do still exist, but it's better for the g 7 to put on this united front. also, when it comes to ukraine, they remain united in their sanctions on russia. had also determined that russia doesn't get around those sanctions. and also looking at ways of preventing russia from getting weapons from any 3rd countries, especially given recent reports coming out of ukraine

have also coming up g 7 foreign ministers meet in japan to discuss the world's most pressing issues, including the war in ukraine, plus a, the longest running stage musical and broadway history. the phantom of the opera is falling silence. ah. but a bit more air strikes near sedans, capitals haul to me for a rival military leaders, a jostling for power, throwing the nation into chaos. bees, a live pictures from the capital cartoon. at least 56 civilians have been killed. the urines world food program says 3 of its employees were killed and had stopped operations here in the country. this is the state of play in sit down at the moment fighting no spread across the country. but the worst of the violence has been centered on the capital cartoon. and neighboring undermined both sides have been vying for control of city and state broadcaster, the presidential palace. the airport and various military bases are healing. mohammed's reports, plumes of smoke rises above cartoon as fighting between sedans, army, and the biggest paramilitary group enters a 2nd day. from above, fight jet circled

leaders, the g 7 liter summit to be held in or shima next month. right? jones life from there. now, so robert, plenty on the table for discussion to say the least. that's right. the business of this gathering gets underway this sunday evening. the foreign ministers have all arrived here. in fact, james, cleverly, the british foreign secretary has posted a selfie of himself and 6 other foreign ministers on the specially charted shinkansen bullet train that has brought them here from tokyo at all smiles. but we do know that there have been a number of tensions. a lot of it related to the way that the g 7 a is treating a china and in particular whether there are some divisions, especially in the wake of the emmanuel macro visit of france, visiting with she, jim pink in beijing and comments by the french president after that, saying that your up shouldn't always follow the position of us when it comes to dealing with china. and in dealing with taiwan, in particular, that raise has raised some concerns. so catherine collar neither french foreign ministe

and there is a, i think, an acceptance here as they've been referring to in their talks that the g 7 members should be taking a far more proactive role in engaging with those developing a nation's china. says it's a willing to have close a strategic communications with the russian military, where the pledge came from beijing's defense minister at lee shameful, who met to russian, the president that in their pu 10 on sunday, it follows a state visit to russia by chinese present changing ping, last month when leaders disgusted beijing's piece plan for ukraine. gunman in that burkina faso have killed at least 40 members of the conscious security forces . the attack on a military unit happened in the north. soldiers and civilian volunteers are among the dead, akin afar. so has been battling armed groups linked to al qaeda and i. so for years the violence which triggered to military coups last year has killed more than 10000 people and displaced 2000000 more. it's a thank either hosted to similar. it's a constitutional framework that gives more power, more authority to the government to c

i talked talking about the g 7 as the steering committee . he says that the world's advance democratic economies and talking about the need to engage with more actively on every continent, also with the global south, the reference to developing economies. because there is a feeling here that the g 7 is really being left behind to somewhat in many parts of the world by the growing influence of china. it's expanding influence, especially in indo pacific. blink and talking about countries should be free. he says from, from got co ocean unsustainable debt and the line influence. now he didn't name china directly by name, but i think there is a feeling amongst many g 7 countries that, that is the contribution china is making a to the world. i said there is a, a cold for china to follow a rules based order. and of course, a ukraine as well, has dominated to this session with, with blink and calling out rushes aggression, saying it will be held accountable for war crimes. with regard to the upcoming long anticipated counter offensive lincoln saying,

speaking on the sidelines of a g 7 summit in japan, u. s. secretary of state antony, blinkin cooled fur ton to piece ah, was raleigh av you again across all of our quarters on the need for an immediate cease fire. and a return to toss talks that were very promising in putting sit down on the path to a full transition to civilian. let government are people in sedan what the military back in the burse they want democracy. they want to leave like government sedan needs to return to their path reserve the clutches are interruption of a long simmering power struggle between the army and the r s. f. he 1st joined forces to asked former dictator omar al busha in 2019 former prime minister, abdullah. hum dock warned. of straying from sudan current political pulse. we have said good bye to dictate that ship forever. we can have reversal, we can have said backs, but will never be defeated. the r s f and the army, blame each other for starting the conflict. and i'd say they were backed down journalists. patrick is in juba and south sudan. he told us

g 7, a foreign ministers meet in japan to discuss the world's most pressing issues, including the war and ukraine. orthodox christian worshippers in ukraine and russia celebrate easter, despite divisions in the church over the war. so there being more as strikes this, you dance capital cartoon, where rival military lead is a jostling for power. threading the nation into, carol's, the fighting has now spread across the country. the west, the violence has been sent it on the capital ta tomb. and they ring on de map by sides have been buying for control. those who don state broadcaster the presidential palace the airport in various military bases, or at least 56 civilians have been killed. but that number is likely to be much higher. hundreds of people have been injured. sedans army has ruled out negotiations with the rapid support forces, which it has designated a rebel group. the african union has convened an emergency session to discuss the developments. discussed right now to him morgan in talk to him and have it. tell us now what the latest is while fighting is still ongoing between

g 7. lee. the summit from mcbride reports from kerry was our this meeting ended with a strong condemnation of russia for its continuing war in ukraine. reaffirming the g seven's commitment to sanctions and stopping moscow getting weapons from 3rd countries. with the g 7 nations accounting for much of the heavy weaponry now being prepared for the long anticipated counter offensive against russian forces. this was the message of unity. now, as ukraine prepares to launch a counter offensive to take back its land to liberate its people and occupied territories to stop the missiles, bombs and drones which continued rain down and civilians. we stand with ukraine. the foreign ministers also called for greater action to counter the growing influence and power of china and the indo pacific, with a strong message of support for taiwan, which china seas as a break away territory. and that it's threatened to take by force if necessary. as the only asian g 7 nation, the host japan fears if russia can act wi

the strains of war are testing the unity of g 7 members. at the u. s . attempts to get its allies to hold the line will be fully supported by a japanese administration, marching in lockstep. rob mcbride, al jazeera caraway's, our japan and january, brazil's government had a public health emergency and the under mommy indigenous territory, the largest in the country communities there are still suffering from malaria and malnutrition. but they're not alone. monica young care that travel to the delivery valley and the amazon where new diseases and a lack of medication are putting indigenous lives at risk. ah, the by the 9 digits village is in morning. ah, on this day family members receive the body of a woman. she had been suffering from tuberculosis days earlier. she was taken to the nearest hospital some 3 hours away by helicopter, even with treatment. it was too late. as by the government. think that if we only have medicine here for simple illnesses, like colds, and stomach aches or to stabilize the patient until we get outside help, anything seriou

g. 7 foreign minister was called for a united front against moscow. and china's economy speeds up just months off to route of bands and it's strict 0 cobit strategy. ah, hello, there has been more fighting overnight in su dawn where rival forces remain locked in a power struggle despite international calls for a cease, fire un says more than a 180 people have been killed in more than 3 days of fighting between the sudanese army and the nation's largest paramilitary force, nearly 2000 people have been injured in the capital cartoon, and other regions. the un envoy, tussa don says the warring parties are not open to talks. hospitals, homes and power stations have been shelves. and we have satellite images that show the extensive destruction to airports and government facilities. cartoon international airport has sustained some of the worst damage from the conflict at the airport, which also has a military wing. at least 20 aircraft have been damaged. that includes a mix of civilian and military fighter jets and helicopters and the bad military air base,

, ministerial meetings and the host for the g 7 summit next month, nebraska speaking to me earlier, let's go to ukraine now where rescuers are searching for survivors in the city of sla fiancee after russian air strikes killed at least 9 people, including a toddler. the latest attack came, as russian president vladimir putin signed into law, a builder will allow him to draft citizens in the military via email. so the answer is just a 50 kilometers from a bar moot, which has witnessed some of the heaviest, frontline, fighting in recent months. dropped within the rubble in a residential area. devastated by russian shelling rescue was search this apartment block the survivors bringing those who they confined to safety. some residents were in obvious distress. after their neighbourhood was reduced to rubble. with local officials said at least 7 spots in slavery. unscrew targeted, including homes and civilian infrastructure, were no more good sir. phil would go. i was just coming back home. everything should have been all right. fortunate. i had just left a shop. there was the post offic

with the g 7 nations accounting for much of the heavy weaponry. now, being prepared for the long anticipated counter offensive against russian forces. this was a message of unity. now, as you crammed prepares to launch a counter offensive to take back its land to liberate its people in occupied territories, to stop the missiles, bombs and drones which continued rain down and civilians. we stand with ukraine. the foreign ministers also called for greater action to counter the growing influence and power of china in the indo pacific, with a strong message of support for taiwan, which china seas as a breakaway territory. and that it's threatened to take by force if necessary, as the only asian g 7 nation, the host japan fears if russia can act with impunity in europe. china can do the same here. rashana could i not to the security of europe and the security of the indoor pacific are inseparable. and i have a sense that ukraine's crisis could be east asia to morrow. japan has also been promoting nuclear disarmament at this meeting, hoping to advance i

speaking on the side lines of a g 7 summit in japan, u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin cooled fur return to peace with raleigh. help you again across all of our partners on the need for an immediate cease fire. and a returned to toss talks that were very promising in putting sudan on the path to a full transition to civilian. let the government of people in sedan want the military back in the burse. they want democracy. they want to steadily like government. sedan needs to return to their path. because the clutches are interruption of a long simmering power struggle between the army and the r s. f. he 1st joined forces to alst former dictator. oh my alba, shia in 2019 former prime minister. abdullah hum dock wound of straying from sedans, current political pulse. we have said good bye to dictate that she forever we can have reversal. we can have setbacks, but will never be defeated. the r s f and the army, blame each other for starting the conflict and both say they were in fact down earlier we spoke with christine ross in khartoum.

i'm robert bride in japan, where g 7 foreign ministers are gathering to discuss the world's growing list of crises with deep and brazil's amazon were. indigenous communities are cut off from basic healthcare, incurable diseases killing people. so smoke rising from sedans, capital call to the city of more than 8000000 people. now a seen of a better power struggle between 2 of its most powerful military leaders. fighter jets helicopters, gun fathers, uncertainty and a nation that was transitioning from military to a civilian rule. at least 56 civilians have been killed. hundreds more injured. should ahn's army has ruled out negotiations with the rapid support forces which should as designated a rebel group. if morgan has a latest now from culture, i have if i think spread through how to s tensions between the sudanese army and to powerful paramilitary force spill over into the streets. the army says it's defending itself attacked by the rapid support forces across the capitol. it's now does it anything before us as a rebel groups? now, we the army did not initiate any flight. we were prese

it is asked me to take the bricks, economy's already larger than the economy of g 7 countries. i think a drip by lula, the relationship that's evolving with between lula and the rest of the bricks. countries and especially with china, is an enormous step in a long process. that long process has to do with the world adjusting to the enormous economic growth achieved by the people's republic of china. over the last 30 years, the united states is now going to have to share the position of super power, economically speaking with the people's republic of china. and one way that, that happens is to allow the chinese to enjoy some of the benefits and they are economically very significant. some of the benefits that come from having a currency that is used around the world for economic trade and capital flows and so on. meanwhile, the chinese currency continues to grow more popular out shining the dollar as a cheer world markets has doubled over the past year. last february, the u on accounted for less than 2 percent of global trade. since then, the chinese currency has reached 4.5 per

as it hearing and moscow. kremlin video shows president vladimir putin visiting east in ukraine as g. 7 farmers has called for a united front against moscow. the leader of tennessee is biggest opposition. party is arrested long with others. lease res. i'm not the headquarters. i'm pull reese for the sports news as rail madrid. look to seal that place in the champions league semi finals, and in the n b a playoffs in a defending champion. golden state warriors were up against it after a 2nd straight defeat to the sacramento. ah, it's just passed 1300 hours g m t 3 p. m. local time, and sudan weather mo tree. and the rapid support forces have agreed to a 24 hour cease fire. of a pause in hostilities starts 3 hours from now. these are the live pictures where smoke has been blowing across the northern part of the capsule cartoon. many people have been unable to move around the city since the fighting between the army and the rapid support forces began on saturday. this includes $89.00 students at the university of cartoon, has been trapped in their school library for nearly 3 days. or even m

but we do know that there have been tensions in particular in the approach of the g 7 towards so china and especially on the in the wake of the emmanuel macro. the french president's visit to bay ging unions in france of accused president manuel back home or showing contempt for protesters after he signed unpopular pension reforms into law and calling for demonstrations to continue against the measures which raised the retirement age by 2 years to 6. and 4 resident, my home will address the nation on color crisis on monday or snow north herself. look in the end. it is the democratic course that we've been promised for a few days saying that it is inevitable. and i think that this reform, whether it is good or not, should have been postponed because the consequences will be terrible from a political point of view, explains well jose quasi to say they left his war, collect the constitutional council has done a job finally into law is perhaps a bit quick, especially given the social movements it should be postponed or cecile legacy hall says, i'm friends, but i've, i've, we're in our agen

and cert passed the one off the g 7 by the bricks, countries. so it's 30 point one percent 30.5 percent towards 29 percent or so after breaks that they have more share off the global g d p. now this is for the 1st time that the brakes are overtaking the g 7, and that is the new reality. people have to wake up too. so why go for a fear at currencies any longer, if they are not, not providing the security that they used to. and of course, if you mentioned a war as, yeah, well, they are financed by these, by des, feared currencies. so if we take re, i think a lot of the funding goes away for ralph what, you know, we were talking about sanctions and seizures of assets here. what the g 7 countries will do in turn, is sanctioning these countries that are going around the u. s. dollar and western financial, i mean it's a vicious circle, goes around and around british, up for it's before we go to the break ralph? yeah, it is true and that's what ruining is our country germany, our industry is suffering heavily and to population as well under sanctions t

our biggest countries, i believe, is a slightly overtaken that's of g 7 nations. are we seen a shift now to to have a bipolar world in briggs and the g 7 when it comes to to economics? well, i would say the briggs crunches as well as the other emerging economies at large are really making fundamentals shifts inc, that economic growth momentum compared with me that given up conscious represented side by the g 70 i think g 7 in itself is a misnomer because they no longer represent the i growth of the world economy and they also become more and more irrelevant because they do not represent the true aspirations of the many other economists in the world. and they become kind of a like old man's cluck, for example, focusing on what they care about while rather than one that wold economy can development to really care about. therefore, i think future belongs to the emerging markets, especially represented by the biggest countries. no one can reverse this trend and that g h on equal terms were the g contract quite the u. s. l and we end up with some problems technical pro

i feel it's too early to really tell what my and this but will security be tighten a given that the g 7 summit is coming up shortly? yes. yes. and they've already tightened. and since last year, obviously police have been very nervous since then. there was a lot of criticism how they handle the attack last year. and i heard some experts talking earlier saying that they were more police compared to previous events. also of course a is in office right now, so he would have more security detail on him anyway. but i think after this attack, japan will ramp up security measures even more. all right, well thank you so much sir. sonya laska there freelance journalist joining us from tokyo, thank you. rescue us are searching for survivors in the ukrainian city of flo, the, an after at least 8 people, including a toddler, were killed in russian ass strikes. the latest attack came as russian president vladimir putin signed into law, a bill that will allow him to draft citizens into the military via email. so the answer is just to 50 kilometers from buffalo to which has witnessed some of the heavi

this not with top diplomats from g 7 countries of arrived in the japanese city of cutaway. it's our for 3 days and talks the board and ukraine, china's growing incidence in the region. and north korea is missile test. so high and the agenda, the talks and in advance of g 7 lead is summits to be held in heather salmon next month. robert rise, joining us from casala. now we know the ukraine war is going to be top of that agenda. there are of course other problems in the region as well. rob, that's right. i'm in the work of this. so gathering a really getting underway this sunday evening with a working dinner, the subject to which there be discussing is the influence of china in this region and the wider world and also north korea. all the participants have now arrived out . we saw from james cleverly, the british foreign secretary, he posted a selfie of himself and his 6 colleagues arriving on the specially chartered m. a shin cancel the bullet train coming from tokyo. it is all smiles, no scent of any ad disagreement. but we do know that there have been tensions in particula

and ukraine also set the stage for a meeting of g 7 leaders in hiroshi month, next month. at least 40 members of burkina, faso, security forces have been killed and dozens wounded in a suspected g. hottest attack in the north of the country, authorities se took place in the village of our rima, near the border with molly islamist groups have carried out repeated attacks in the region 4 years now. will across europe and abroad, people with visual impairments, phase barriers to being fully included in society and expressing their creativity. after being turned away from classical music institutions, one partially blind violinist in belgium, decided to take matters into her own hands. only one player here is reading the notes on the page. others are keeping time by tapping feet and drawing on memory for the melody. most students in the see my music school in the belgian tone of wafa are new, are diverse disabled or visually impaired. like lou ela, can you tell me what it feels like to play the cello with, with the other musicians here? oh, i won't. thank. it feels nice and wa

that talks are in advance of g 7 leaders summit to be held in hiroshima next month. rob mcbride reports from car is our the work of this gathering a really getting underway this sunday evening with a working dinner. the subject to which there be discussing is the influence of china in this region in the wider world and also north korea. all the participants have now arrived. we saw from james cleverly, the british foreign secretary, he posted a selfie of himself and his 6 colleagues arriving on the specially charted shin, cancel the bullet train coming from tokyo. it's all smiles knows to hint of any disagreement, but we do know that there have been tensions in particular in the approach of the g 7 towards china and especially on the in the wake of emmanuel macro. and the french president's visit to beijing seen by many of his g 7 colleagues have been just a bit too overly friendly with g, g, and ping. given that the us wants to try to rally the allies, to counter the growing influence of china in this part of the world, which is not seen as a good thing by the unite