u. s. and the wisdom position and build a coalition with them in order to become the main drive on to the us on others as well. i'd like to speak you within the context of what's happening now about china and russia. that's no limit spot to should. that was agreed to by both countries at the start of the ukraine war, russia to, particularly in the context of syria, has been back in president bush on a sub. and now trying to has expressed interest in having some sort of a connection where there's a bunch, i don't know, sort of maybe in reconstruction efforts. do you see some sort of an ex is forming between paging moscow and domestic goods that works in domestic is, has favor. uh yes, but we have to remember that the brushes on the chinese corporation when it comes to syria does not stop just now. at china as being some porting and rushes as for us to improve in the u. s. among other countries, from a challenging assets authorize q or a making at the resolution and the my and his position and sy

u. s. and the e u. so how do they compare the 7 advance economies accounts for maybe 10 percent of the world's population. new brakes would accounts for almost 5 times that amount in one calculation by purchasing power parity. the 11 nations block accounts for 37 percent of global ttp for the g 7 shift is almost the she percent. the move for expansion has been will be welcomed by old members, and those invites you to express keen interest. now the question is, can bricks really shakeup the wall? it's political and economic architecture. your home for counting the cost. joining us from london is john harrison, a is managing director of emerging market and my current strategy and global data ts lumbar. thank you for speaking to us on the program. don't in china as long pushed to expand breaks despite the reluctance of all the members like india and brazil. so it's just a big win for them. yes, i think it was, it was expected a lot of comp, countries had wanted to join. i mean, it's important to remember t

u. s. and, and you basically coast of those western protectors and condemning all sides into urging everybody to exercise restraint, but not actually doing anything to get cookie to stop friend. he, on the other hand, kept saying, well, we're a southern country, we do whatever we want. we, we just want to apply the law on every inch from our territory and you know, fast forward almost a year. things have gotten so bad that, you know is that you've, you've got to serve the military on high alert. you've got good descending height and heavily armed special police to drag people off the street and you know, but he has it, he's making lists of prominence. serves to sort of decapitate the local community. and as he was the most share more crimes in a conscious efforts to basically destroy this community and get them removed and nobody's doing anything the, the us and the you are threatening sanctions. and i'm using air quotes because there are sanctions amount to a hill of beans. there are literally

u. s. and china, the world's top 2 economies have been locked in an economic war since the trump era in 2018. when donald trump leveled unprecedented tariffs on china. i move that aimed to encourage americans to buy made in america by making chinese imports more expensive, but the fight didn't actually begin there. it actually started back under brock obama when then the obama administration launched a number of complaints against china with the w t. o, the world trade or organization. mister obama made no qualms about his position, saying this quote. i will go anywhere in the world to open new markets for american products. and i will not stand by when our competitors don't play by the rules. we've brought trade cases against china at nearly twice the rate as the last administration. and it's made a difference. was brock obama back in january of 2012. so it's no wonder that the tech wars or tech race between the super powers have reached the levels that it has even to the point that experts in

u. s. and the part that there are actually 2 sectors that they will continue to the 1st as you from without any to political attentions to china. so economy is supposed to slow down any way because if you look at the cost of japan, even though is not to do the identical, but it does share some similarities in terms of the aging population, the supply chain were shuffling to worst and lower cost and countries, i think all this factors basically point to the fact that china's a growth will actually decide the rate any way is just really about whether it will additional rate, fos, to us know us. but if we look at autumn market, that actually the u. s. is trying to support, we're talking about us in india this uh, this country is that basically will grow faster than trying to, um, in the next few decades, even though the size may still be smaller than china because of the little up based . so how do you see the pop the chinese economy as on right now? oh, i think if we look at the general growth pe

and experience. but at the same times, the u. s. military is training that. right? so the u. s. military is training people that the f b i is worried about then bringing that training home and doing things like killing couples in florida. yes. as you point out, when the chickens come home to roost, it does then pose a national security risk. all right, coming up next white supremacy unfortunately, is it the only game on the block when we're talking about the trade of hate as lumnick extremism. also with immense reach, we'll discuss it when we return with marks. promote us to type the m. o will be right down the soon as 2016. numerous monuments to serve you as soldiers in poland, ukraine and the baltic states have been destroyed, all vandalized fish their stuff, but it must be the most or even some others could i ask if i really think so that's the most on whether it's it's especially almost between the police government denies the rules, so it'd be its own just in the victory of a naziism. and is it raising historical memories of world war 2? it is the 40 piece from your store

u. s. and e. u policies hungry is closed with russia, including and trade gas in force in a joint project to build a nuclear power plant analyst george and simulate, told us that hungry is one of the only european countries with the backbone routinely opposing e u. n. natal policies and a number of key issues when it comes to foreign policy. um and there is really blaze the trail. i mean it's just done, it's its own thing. it's a continued um, quite active economic relations with russia. if it's getting gas is getting oil from russia, it's uh, go up rating on a nuclear energy and about, oh or bonus said that this war in ukraine is absolutely insane. it's a destructive, it needs to come to an end immediately. that needs to be a ceasefire. immediately on this, this immediately, and that he's not going to take, bothering any activity of, uh, transporting weapons into your grades. so that's obviously very different from the e. u. nato also the same, but it also was, you know, the bad boy, some years ag

u. s. and in the you and kept talking about human rights, picks up, the more they talked about it, the less insignificant this problem would appear and the fewer people would notice it. and then it all got out of hands with the collapse of the bipolar world. the system that kept racism in check, in fact, it was the soviet union that initiated the the colonization process and supported it with actions and aid, not words, but the soviet union gone. it all started yet again, right from the beginning. the baltic states, for example, started segregating their own nation discriminating against their own citizens. they even devised a new concept of non citizens for part of their native population. the new new goes as they call themselves exactly then, little by little transnational corporations, came into play. all this lead to the situation we have today with burrell saying that there is a garden and a jungle afterwards, instead of apologizing for his words, are taking them back or blaming it on a ba

u. s. and the u. k. air defense systems play a significant role in protecting ukraine cities from continuous barrage of russian drones and cruise marseilles. ukraine got the 1st of 4 iris t launchers from germany at the end of 2022. it is a medium range and for red homing surface to air system that can detect incoming besides 250 kilometers away. the iris t munition is expensive and so the german gap hard or cheat, the air defense system is more cost effective when it comes to taking down drones. it has been phased out in germany, which means berlin has been able to deliver 46 cheetahs to help keep ukraine skies gun safe and more from al political correspondent, julia as identity julia, why did it take berlin so long to step pump supplies of weapons to you sterile. there are definitely different factors. and, you know, when we look at how it started off this was before russia actively invaded ukraine . but tensions were all really already building up with troops, a mass at the border. and that's when g

and as in that sound bite that you played, we know that the u. s. government is expressing a gratitude to the governments of sweden and china for their role and helping to facilitate the release of travis king. now we don't know who did what exactly what we know that sweden would have played a major role in negotiations because it does traditionally negotiate on behalf of the us because the u. s. and north korea don't have diplomatic relations. we know that there is no us embassy in killing. yeah, we have also heard that it was sweet. and who told travis, who told us that travis king was about to be reported and that this uh set off a flurry of a diplomatic activity. now, china for its part did not play a mediating role, but we know that it shares a land border with north korea and close ties. this was where travis king was released to and where us officials were waiting to receive him. and now as he said, we know that he is on his way to a medical facility in an army installation in texas where he is expected tonight. so also upon arrival. what th

a and in the u. s. was finally, critics of rupert murdoch say the world is worse off because of and because of rupert murdoch, because fox news can be seen as a destructive force in american democracy in public life. how do you see that? oh, well i do understand very well how people might be critical of him in here in the u . k. for example, they've been very critical of phone hacking a for example that you know is also a problem matic. and so i would say that his reputation is mixed, but at the same time. * time, he's shown a really tremendous commitment to journalism and so there's pluses and minuses, you know, for example, he's a great backer of investigative journalism at the times and the sunday times or the wall street journal. so i think you have to sort of balance off his uh, you know, reputation, you know, in terms of fox and fox news channel buried in mind that as i say, he didn't really share the views of the present. or is that fox in relation to the election? we see him to be honest, you kno

u. s. and so forth and you like it, but then it's kind of the, i is very clear to these markets. also some medicines we bring these investors to these countries, energy prices. they can also be kind of actually like the expenditures to be decreased from truck levels and obviously kind of the kind of price and also key concern in the us in the european union for that. it's really important that we make sure that the best way to clean our technologies. we kind of cooperates and the way that we don't put kind of too many hurdles and with the industrial policy that we do and really make sure that phrase was the flows fee, but we have to corporation and competition towards the top. okay, thank you very much. indeed for your insights, that's christoph veteran, the associate research professor at the university of maryland center for global sustainable se, thank you. thank you. a job i didn't, has become the 1st us president to join strike is on a picket line. an unprecedented show of support for organized labor by didn't greeted coworkers in michigan demanding back to pay and benefits.

u. s. and meets allies, do not want to negotiate on making global process is free. oh, fair rather, an equal the rest will have to draw their own conclusions and will have to make their own social, economic, and technological development. not dependent on the new colonial instincts of the full amount of the full amount. the colonial power is the main problem with the where the main problem nice with advice because developing countries and bumper pads negotiate, for example, in the g 20. and we see clearly that the g 20 must and should avoid the playstation . it should be able to be engaged in methods to develop mutually acceptable ways of governing the world economy and finances. it's important to have dialogue and we must have missed this opportunity. all these trends must accompany the board in mind by the un secretary. its statutory is to see consent from the move in the state. so we know we were within the u. n. a north on the sidelines there of the u. n. was found due to following that. well, the 2nd world war and any attempts to revise based would undermine the

u. s. and the run from 1979, the meanest doing decades, you've had it running proxies, generate money through hostage taking, you've had the right itself to that. and then now you're saying you're on squeak power patrons, particularly russia, looked through this issue of detention and fabricated charges to be able to get leverage against adversary. so most unfortunately, this is something that is going to grow and scale and scope not less, particularly when it's over $1000000000.00 per person. but i'm ben. tell of noon. thank you very much for speaking to us. thank you. the u. n as one that progress on ending poverty is lagging and may not be achieved by the end of the target year by the target year of 2030. the sustainable development goals of the plan is no. it was agreed by countries around the world. but at a summit in new york, the un secretary general says the plan to rescue millions of people from poverty needs rescuing itself. the un chief was all smiles as he walked into the opening ce

u. s. and u. e pledge, new investments that would boost for cuz climate resilience and help accelerate its transition to green energy. african officials welcome to investments, but such a high borrowing cost their countries are faced with. we're hampering their ability to fight climate change. un secretary general antonio gutierrez, called for a change in the course of climate action. many african countries by 4 times more bought or more for borrowing, then united states, and they times more than the wealthiest you'd be in countries. steve of charging adjust executable green transition was supporting developments more broadly across africa. requires a bit of magic course correction. many of the african nations attending the summit or calling to increase lending with more favorable terms to countries vulnerable to climate change. while another proposal is a carbon tax that would help finance projects for development, the spam football federation has that corner meeting the women's world come, winnin

u. s. and that they were discussing security concerns and trade issues and all these kind of issues that china really worries about. i think it definitely woke china up to the need that it needs to start doing stuff about its neighbors. it needs to start looking at it again, the country with 14 land borders and 8 c borders and it has difficult relations with a lot of its neighbors. but these to south korea and japan are key of key importance . so china is starting this diplomatic process maybe with, by dealing with um, by dealing with these 2. i remember being on a trip to japan quite a number of years ago at the beginning of shooting kings leadership and the foreign affairs experts, there were absolutely terrified of china. there were very, very worried. i can only imagine that things are even more serious now in terms of tokyo's thinking on this and yet they're meeting china. i mean, they must be very scared, right? i think they are. i mean, these are neighbors. these are um, china's rise has

u. s. and i read in and over was covered prominently. there and said they had 7 into our basketball courts that we had made it for very i said, wow, the i had like a shark skin suit, which i thought was so cool. the 1st time i walk into the dining hall, maybe half an hour after my parents left and i felt homesickness. and as soon as i walk into the show and take maybe 10 steps, some guy goes, hey, you know, that's the 1st time i'd heard that word, let alone addressed in me. but i went up and slapped him in the face. you know, as hard as i could do something, why? and he was so shocked that he didn't do anything. and i went into the, to the co room, to have my coat and then go into the, the dining room. and you know, i said holy, what if i've gotten myself for the senior year and over my, my professor for american history, mr. len james, he said, so how would you like to do a term paper in lieu of the final exam? i said yeah, sure. and he said, why don't you do a paper on the spanish american war? and i didn't, i came to our door in the l

u. s. and that means money. that means more well, firm insurance has the money you will be coming, that munitions will be coming. more weapons will be coming as human. ensuring hate . is that correct? and anything short of that? of that firm assurance that more money will come this from perspective of the, the current president, unacceptable. and this is why he's here and is he likely to, to get that? well that's a hard to and so you know, the political landscape has changed here since his last visit in 2022 in december. then nancy pelosi was still in this works with the speaker in the house and in charge of the house. the democrats still had a majority. kevin mccarthy, now the speaker of the house of representatives wasn't even sworn in by then. now this is changed and mr. mccarthy and the g o. p. now in charge of the house have a problem that some, at the fringes of this part, the some hard liners in the g o. p. do not want to spend more money on 8 on ukraine, and they will couple this and do couple this and pu

u. s. and allied countries are watching very closely. and if these reports turn out to be correct, is this a surprise that moscow is looking to source arms from north korea? well know, in a phrase it is not at this time last year the us was already warning that russia was buying a weapons from north korea. we heard a few days ago from white house officials saying that the 2 leaders were exchanging letters. in fact, in july, we even saw the russian defense minister surgery, so i go visit to young young where arms deals were also likely discuss importance of highlight here that russia, of course, because of the sanctions, has been cut off from international supply chains. and that's made it difficult for it to maintain military supplies, even if it does have advance production capabilities. north korea, of course, it's cut off from most international trade anyway. as such, there's nothing much to discourage it from dealing with russia. but so as we can see, the, the war is clearly pushing these 2 countries closer together. what could north

u. s. and best said that to south africa, reuben could get to who claimed that weapons and ammunition reloaded onto the russian called the ship in december of last year. this of course, was a shocking, a cetacean, i must say, i'm especially made by an american official against a country that the united states has been citing 2 quotes in the global if it's a to isolate russia. the president said that the panel led by retired to a judge defending as some which appeal of visited the naval base and the wisdom of cage, and obtained evidence from nearly 50 people. and more than a 100 documents was submitted for examination. the claims were made in may last year will be invested, reuben, forget to said that as he bets his life on those indications, some of this into the the army of russia by south africa with the vessel does stand inside this town is fundamentally unacceptable. the, we are confident that weapons were loaded onto that vessel if i would bet my life on the accuracy of that assertion at t

u. s. and specifically on capital hill in congress, in the house of representatives. no more, nancy pelosi, no more democratic majority and up the g o. p republicans are in majority now with the new speaker who speaker he was elected in january. so after the 1st visit of a lot of musicians get in december 2020 to mike mccarthy and kevin mccarthy, i'm sorry. kevin mccarthy. the new speaker of the house denied mister zalinski, a meeting with the full cockers and met with him. and with his democratic problems or equivalent to this morning earlier right now, this isn't as he is with president bible in the white house. and there he received some good news after he just got more or less of a colder or shoulder from kevin mccarthy. the republican speaker of the house in congress. now the good news is for mr. zalinski, is that to me, the president promised him significant help more artillery anti armor systems and the aircraft systems and air defense capabilities. so the a begging and bidding of mrs. a lansky coming to america, and making his case for a critical help that the

default, the chinese on social media platforms that the fine was excessive and that it had already fixed the privacy issues. u. s. media reporting that china is defense minister the junk full was under investigation assigning american officials. li hasn't been seen in public for weeks and has reported, they've missed several meetings. agent hasn't confirmed the reports. in july, china is foreign minister was replaced without explanation. off the he to disappeared. for several weeks. the head of thailand's election winning move forward party has resigned. he turned him down the road that made the reform is party to 1st place inmates elections, finding a wave of anger at the military and going list establishment. and he was blocked from forming a government by conservative lawmakers and like a suspended as an empty but not the german foreign minister on the bank bulk has met with how you west counter pod, anthony blinking in washington. the to top diplomats focus much of the discussion on ukraine friend. they have upset the waves and thousands of bonds. the countries would continue to provide military economic and

u. s. and december 2022 can be back to the white f and thousands of also because of going on strike in the us of the countries. 3 biggest vehicle manufacturers for general motors and still on to as have refused to increase pay to levels demanded by the united ortho workers union. and that's the spice and 92 percent increase in the call and make his profits over the past decade. officials on the italian islands lump producer, appealing, for your opinion, assistance to process a record number of microns more than 7000 people, landed on the island in recent days. that's the equivalent of lump produced as normal population. i think the arriving on small boats from north africa lining up in the mid day heat, waiting to be transferred to cecilio the mainland. the migrants arriving by bay till new tale and island plumb producer, have high hopes for the future in europe. slowly on for i will go to france. i want to go to france to live out my dream is if i want to help out my family and get them after

u. s. and asia. also some bare necessities art stakes. us economist color, so that's garcia after all, drain among other items, the ship to the canals. you know, i bigger concern has to do with greens with food and, and that could really just spike, especially with the worried crane and the conflicts there. decrease a lot of attention when it comes down to the actual supply of grains and, you know, in perfect world the one we're leaving, of course, of course, and that be, i mean, prices may take a rise in the next 69 months due to the situation our base and right now in panama . meanwhile canal administrator, so studying different options including to get water from elsewhere. the one on the ceilings, one possible solution is the development of new water projects with some kind of investments that allows us to accumulate more water import water from neighboring basins in such a way that we promptly meet the need for growth of the surrounding population. because there is also a growing demand of drink

and experience. but at the same times, the u. s. military is training that. right? so the u. s. military is training people that the f b i is worried about then bringing that training home and doing things like killing couples in florida. yes. as you point out when the chickens come home to roost, it does then pose a national security risk. alright, coming up next white supremacy unfortunately, is it the only game on the block when we're talking about the trait of hate as lumnick extremism. also with immense reach, we'll discuss it when we return with marks. will vote us to type the m o will be right down the the, the, [000:00:00;00] the, the western solidarity which you pray, particularly in eastern europe, is being tested. the flood of cheap ukrainian green into the eu has been raged farmers and terrified politicians facing the voters. ukraine is behaving like a drowning man willing to take down their so called friends if they have to the, the welcome back to the m o m l a chance. the hate market isn't cornered by western neo nazis. not that this next group is an answer to c

u. s. and a couple other countries that would oppose the resolution. kinetic notches, i saw this last vote, you know, 54 countries opposed to the sands. i, nancy resolution. so clearly this is working, you know, the us pressure to not oppose not see is it is working. and that is scary. very strange times in the dining to evaluate came in and labor wide, slowly and also many thanks for your time is always great. speak to you. thank you . thank you, nicky, and thank you for joining us. hey, on oxy international, if you'd like to find out more about this story and everything else, you can look at our website. all teeth don't comment, so back, we're back with more in 30 minutes. see then the, [000:00:00;00] the you have a shuttle to listen to somebody else's tamaris the previous looked at it, cuz i'm not sure that the color because i, when you have the on the seems to most of the way just get the engine you play the bassoon benefits on the doors and get the order on the on the form of further delay