africa brazil and south america where do we start? six meters so many different lizards uncle roman in the city all his life . yes, he is a very good man, though unlucky. well, in the sense of life since childhood, in love with his classmate, she has been married for a long time, and he still hopes for something. but he is very kind. how exactly did he help you? look. very rare in russia is not found. i know i helped catch this particular snake. she is now in the department even had to look. and this belongs to my uncle, these are two different snakes. different lera and you is yours? no, we just met in vivo yesterday. who is the one in which he is still in love, put in place. you promised to treat me with tea. and lera well, you know everything here, well. you changed the snake right after we found it in the garden, and brought the second one from the serpentarium, the twin, where you had free access? you thought we were going to frame the twin for the murder because he had a real motive. how can i put it, i don't even know what it's

that benefited from it, that great deal apart from the west. countries like china and gas, south africa, brazil. tricky. they all want more space for themselves. they all want to develop the national identity. they all ask for more sovereignty, and i think if you listen to the speech is about leaders. they are still going to notice some abstract political concept as a way of resisting the united states. but as a, as a way of governing, you know, you need to make class mission decisions very quickly to serve your people. it's very unpredictable times without waiting for uncle sam to do his calculus and, you know, give you what you're supposed to do. isn't gemini, and regardless who is on top, i'm just that to go to the very nature of the times. believe in addition, i believe that we need to more a student who we need the international corporation because i want to now more than ever is facing a lot of different problems, which will be impossible to be, to be sold by any county or even anyways. so it is important to combine their assistance to, to the unit ball award to be when we say vision was

also form a broad front, and in this regard, our close cooperation with china india vietnam south africa brazilve role, because we also need to have the potential to counter nato aggression, which provides this kind of victory active work is also planned in terms of international cooperation, as volodin emphasized, we are talking about building relationships with colleagues from other parliaments. at a qualitatively new level, by the end of january, official visits of representatives of the state duma to iran and turkmenistan for february will take place, an expanded meeting of the parliamentary assembly of the union of belarus and russia is planned, as well as a working trip to cuba. in addition, as viacheslav volodin said, the international parliamentary forum russia africa a will be held in march in april, a conference on security and regional cooperation with the participation of china iran turkey pakistan we are planning official visits by the end of january representatives of the state duma to iran and turkmenistan in february, holding an expanded meeting of the council of the parliamenta

have for this, who supported us, we were supported by china and individual brix, in fact, south africa, brazilnow lula has come to brazil , our great friend, i met with them all over latin america. now we will celebrate thirty years. the revival of the communist party of the russian federation 132 delegations responded will participate to congratulate every single one supported and under the donbass and across the crimea to sevastopol. it is fundamental that you turn on some channels, teeth were still used and antisepticism is walking around. this is the biggest political mistake. how will your assistants or your companions neighbors who live with us look at you ? my opinion my late in this regard and patriotic education in schools, which is now very active, and it is also being discussed in the state duma - this is also, probably, part of this big story. yes, what does the communist party of the russian federation offer in this direction is it too late how exactly should this patriotic upbringing be patriotic ? intelligence. we were all considered russians there. i had one in intelligence fro

position of the so-called global south is somewhat disappointing, this is the same india, south africa, brazilat is, such a large state that actually built its identity and all these discourses on the basis of anti-colonial e-e rhetoric and so on . this is the incitement of these uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh-uh, this tension, and here suddenly there is really such an aggressive imperialist war, and many of them are silent only because in some of their constructions, these colonial things are somehow uh-uh, western, always so, the west is to blame for them in their well-deserved, obviously, in their time, and in these colonial encroachments, but here, well, the russian federation is really a war of imperialist aggression, and few of them express themselves in this way, of course, many of these countries, both african and asian, are dependent, that is, they have quite close relations with russia, russia conducts its work there very clearly and including propaganda, but i am disappointed in their work, this could be a huge and such an opportunity for them to become a-ah-the american world actually and the m

[laughter] but i looked around, i had to bring together scholars from the u.k., from south africa, brazil, and we began to map the ocean floor trying to find these wrecks. and because for years every summer i taught in south africa during the '90s, some of these folks that were museum people, they called me and said we might have a ship that sank off the coast of capetown. can you look at that. so we brought our expertise, we found the ship. it had left lisbon in 1794, went around the cape to pick up 512 people in mozambique. and then on the way back to the new world, it sank. so i felt an obligation to -- [inaudible] so i went to mozambique, and the chief of the people said i have a gift for you. he gave me a stress is el, a bowl -- a vessel, a bowl that was with regard. and when i opened it, it was full of dirt. and i was trying to figure out, okay, what are you saying to me. and he said to me something that was really powerful that made the connection. he said ill like you, my ancestors would like you the take this soil, take it to the site of the wreck, sprinkle it over the site of th

but i looked around, i had to bring together scholars from the uk, from south africa, brazil, and we began to map the ocean floor trying to find these relics. and because for years every summer i taught in south africa, through the 90s, some of these folks were now museum people. they called me and said we might have a ship that sank off the coast of cape town. we think it might be a slave ship, can you look at that? so we brought our expertise, we found the ship, turns out it was a ship that left lisbon in 1794 when around the storm to pick up 500 people in mozambique. then on the way back to the new world. so i felt an obligation to go talk to -- i went there, and the chief of the people that i have a gift for you. >> he gave me a vessel wrapped in -- when i opened it was full of dirt. i was trying to figure out, what are you saying to me. he said to me, something very powerful. he said, i would like you, my ancestors would like you, to take this soil, take it to the site of the wreck, sprinkle it on the site of the wreck, the first time since 1794, my people can sleep in their own

he said, sail from africa to brazil on monday, during the trans atlantic rays, he hopes to inspire a new generation of young men to pursue careers in sailing following his example. and believe that a guy like me will come from the real area to a 1000. she can actually keep i about.

he said so from africa to brazil on monday, during the trans atlantic racy hopes during spot. a new generation of young men take the careers and sailing following his example in believe that guy like me come from the real area to town. and she can actually keep a boat across the ocean to rio saw, i think it's going to be open up for the youngsters out there. and they're going to start thinking hard about joining this kind of sports as well. so i am excited and i am very happy of what the, what and the team was very excited, but hopefully in the future the coming is going to be more people have caught at joining this point right now within about 5 percent, some of them. so i like to see more like diversity in the, to the point actually growing up. i spend 8 years without, without even knowing there's something called the ocean receive. and then on my 9 p m.

middle east, around $20000.00 people, every year still contracted and both the americas most in brazil and africa. but the lion's share of new cases now occur in southeast asia, particularly in india. most of the infections that we now see globally, largely from 3 countries, brazil, indian indonesia. what happens is that literacy is always clustered in certain communities are certain vulnerable groups or even certain geography groups. these are very remotely located populations in remote geographies and so on. we'll have less access to treatment, et cetera. so, so it's in those mean the you, that the infection continues to try. how though, the bacteria that caused leprosy aren't really highly infectious. untreated people can spread it, and crowded living conditions increase the risk. in some places, patients have difficulty accessing the antibiotics, even though they're provided for free by the world health organization. and the stigma associated with the disease means many seek to hide their condition for as long as possible. those factors and others continue to make it difficult to wipe out lep

crosses on a cape town. dog with his trustee, both the alex forbes arch angel, he said, sail from africa to brazil. on monday, during the trans atlantic rays, he hopes to inspire a new generation of young men to pursue careers in sailing following his example. and i believe that a guy like me will come from the real area to town and she can actually keep a boat across the ocean to rio saw i think it's going to be, i open up for the youngsters out there and they're going to start thinking hard about joining this kind of sports as well. so i am excited and i am very happy of what the, what and the team as well, very excited, but hopefully in the future the coming is going to be more people of color joining us. boy, we're right now within about 5 percent of some of them. so i like to see more like diversity in to the point actually growing up. why spend 80 years without, without even knowing there's something called the ocean receive. and then on my 9th year, i was driving along the coast of music on my way too much to my data. and then also i'm to see this big game like close to the road and then ev

africa. in 30 minutes on d. w. brazil. after the transition of power. both an irish far right supporters. storm the seat of government, plunging the country into chaos. how did it come today? what does the borders hope to achieve? and what are these embittered rioters clean on to you? louis return a brazil divided close up in 75 minutes on d w. oh. she's got is just a thought say will crazy for all the question of them all questions about the life, the universe and everything you the answer? well then give it here the answer to almost everything. that word document tree series with clever, crazy and ground breaking questions. can we go and see after life or are we getting dumber? how can we feed every 1? 40 to the answer to almost everything. starts january 15 on d w. ah, ah ah ah ah. this is dw used live from berlin, humanitarian workers face trial in greece. if you see somebody in the water and the reaching a handout told you, you would obviously put your hand out as well and pull them in as soon as you've done so. you've committed the same crime as i

i'm thinking of china, india, brazil, south africa.ake peace immediately and there is a resistance to blaming russia for this war. why is that? all the countries that you mentioned belong to the community of states called brics, and the letter r in this "brics" speaks for russia. this is a community that was formed many years ago to create an alternative to g7, to which the united kingdom, united states and other countries belong, so you should seek the roots of this position in the history of political alignment of these countries. you suggest to me, then, that the world is polarising over this war. is that the way you see it? ithink... i don't think the world is polarising. i think that while one part of the world actively supports ukraine in its struggle against russian aggression, another part of the world is sitting and waiting to see who is going to prevail in the end. and they will have no problems if ukraine prevails, but while they're sitting and waiting, they make statements which are relevant for their long—standing politica

it denies the accusation for africa and asia to join to brazil where the funeral. are they football legend that pele will take place later today, attended by the country's new president, luna da silva. here's a people passing up by the coffin to say their final, our good byes stretched up to 3 kilometers at the stadium in santa's where police started his career. the brazilian city of santos, which sporting legend pay lay turned into a byword for football. brilliance is bidding good bye to its hero. mourners lined up to see police body in an open casket in the center of the field at the villa bell mural stadium, former teammates and officials were among the 1st to pay their respects. the 3 time woke up when i died on thursday at the age of $82.00, of course would pay tribute to him by being here. we pay tribute to him by asking an older federations now to pay a minute of silence and tribute to play. but we're also going to ask every country in the world to name one of their football stadiums. with the name of philly. thousands of fans gathered on the streets to say

put a name of that hope, the bricks, family, brazil, russia, india, china, south africa. we know that saudi arabia is showing an interest. iran is showing an interest, put a name, a argent. tina is showing an interest as well. why this sudden rush or the interest to join the bricks family do thing. because then natural resources in big block is showcasing back in just an attraction by african countries because african countries that are so that 18 natural resources. but they want to exploit, gained by 10 in stand alone system. i know that our new bless and g i g breaks because they are understanding and european all right, or a lot. but a name you explain how certain parts of africa have been exploited by certain professional partners in the west. it, it seems you're suggesting that, that if some of these african countries, what a joy that brings families, that would be a certain sense of protection to allow some sort of economic prosperity for some of the new potential partners. but it's even bigger than that, isn't it? part of name, you've got the bricks, family who is

africa right now, but it is the bread basket of the world. so you would understand why there's so much attention on the african continent right now. but chris talked to me about bricks, brazil, russia, india, china, south africa, potentially it's going to be saudi arabia, potentially, argentina, potentially iran. what are the implications that chris read it again? an amazing question because bricks, as it is right now, covers a fall too expensive. the well population that the united states could ever dream, and all of that different trade associations in different ways in which they tried to manipulate the world. the fact that the saudi joined, not, not organization. we would go to south africa, the largest economy in africa, in that we've got china. we've got these big brazil, the largest country in south america, if the saudis come in there and all these other countries that are requesting now to join. i mean, it's really unstoppable. i don't know the fiscal level, which is probably more important. and i think this might be what the formalist of south africa is also referring to on a fiscal level, there's really nothing stopping in these countries coming together very sim

this is mainly china, but also in the us, brazil, south africa. is it dangerous? and rather is it dangerous? because let's go back to what happened. colonel gadhafi of libya, libya was once the most prosperous nation on the entire african continent. could daffy proposed a gold dinar upon african gold dina to kick out the petro dollar a gold dina, to be used across the region to trade in energy. saddam hussein in iraq also proposed upon region gold dina, to replace the petro dollar. we will know what happened, who's to, to hussein. we know what happened to could daffy should other world leaders be nervous. if indeed they're getting on this band wagon, that is currencies opposed to the petro donna. look, this is not going to happen in no rush. these are small, very small sticks, and i think of course, globe global leaders will be nervous and they're not going to do it in a hurry. but it's going to be a gradual process. currently the, the dollars still of you know, is 60 percent of financial exchange and 80 percent of trade. and the, you want to just about 3 percent

in the twenty-third year, india is the head of the g2 20, and the twenty-fourth year of brazil g20 25 south africar brix 24. i'm not entirely sure about lula, and will he succeed ? latin american turn i'm not entirely sure what will happen with south africa, but at least we have the opportunity and now i'm talking about eurasian structures that unite a club like brix, of course. and what's here, but it also correlates very seriously, so if we can formulate some idea very quickly and before investing, take money out of our pocket and invest and make it bright and attractive. we have a chance to create the second pole, forces. if not, then yes, 23, this is a sluggish and very painful year for all parties of the company, which, in addition to everything, will lead, if we do not shoot the second pole, to the fact that we will move from one current crisis into the next much larger crisis crisis, when humanity itself, in the conditions of augmented reality and e, will cease to be a key necessary factor. to reproduce finance and information in the next generations, if we do not build the second pole in t

that's brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa. and their response was that bill is a double standard. the why are countries like the united states allowed to have these military exercises whenever they're please, and they're not criticized. and when it comes to developing nations, and that's the word for man, on $80.00 door, south africa's foreign minister when it comes to developing nations, they are questioned and they're criticized. a south africa is a sergeant, sovereign territory. and it's of africa's brackets of to enter into these type of exercises with any of the friends it chooses. this essentially is the aim around rushes visitor, a cementing these relationship with african countries. and in south africa, specifically they have a willing audience. oh we, they essentially tried to deal with the existing job political relations relations and russia, looking at alternative or friends allies as specifically in africa, away from the west where the increasingly isolated thank you for that family dinner live there in pretoria.

but chris, talk to me about bricks, brazil, russia, india, china. the south africa potentially it's going to be saudi arabia, potentially, argentina, potentially iran. what are the implications that chris re bricks as it is right now, covers a far larger expense of the well population. that in the united states could ever dream a little bit different trade associations in different ways in which they tried to manipulate the world. the fact is, if saudi joined that organization who got south africa, the largest economy in africa, in that we've got china, we've got these big brazil, the largest country in south america, if the saudis coming there and all these other countries that are requesting now to join i mean, it's really helpful and i don't know the fiscal level, which is probably more important, but i think this, it might be what the formalist of south africa is also referring to on a fiscal level, there's really nothing stopping in these countries coming together very similar to the year, right, right. the european union has its own currency, the euro. we coul

ah, many thoughts to you all for tuning it to africa next on d w. brazil. after the transition of power. both scenarios far right? supporters storm the seat of government pointing the country into chaos. how did it come today? what did lose the borders hope to achieve? and what are these embittered rioters cleaning on to you? louis, return a brazil divided close up in 45 minutes on d. w. o into the unknown. to day, this means flying to a foreign planet. in the 16th century, it meant being a captain and setting sail to discover a route, a race linked to military interests, a race linked to political and military, christie, but also linked to men, financial and adventure full of hardships, dangers and death. but jillions journey around the world starts january 19th, bandito does a hello and the whoa whoa, come from nigeria. it's nice to have. 8 you with us in this new edition of echo africa then var remain to show brought.

will affect itself in the interests of the wretched because brazil is a member of this club brazil will go africa mix india russia therefore their foreign policy will still be against the west of the left direction and they will rally around their colleagues in south america, who are also a league of direction and against the united states p . oleksandr and how did russia manage to pull brazil so close to itself, so to speak, so that they are even ready to follow the path of i don’t know left populism, but pro-russian populism is not just so to speak, left-wing populism well, we understand that south america has its own internal traditions yes, but they support russia and are ready, so to speak, to constantly integrate economically with it i would not said that it is purely with russia because, according to america, china has many times stronger economic , er, economic positions, the loans that er, china provides to south america, they are just insane , venezuela depends on china, argentina and brazil as much as possible. it also seems to me that in the rating they are one of because of the first

and it's fight to end apartheid africa is also member of the bricks. economic insecurity book long with brazil, russia, india, and china. south africa is chairing this year's summit. in recent years, russia has used its relationship with south africa to expound its political, economic, and military goals. of cross the continent from the miller has more form pictorial . this is the 2nd visit to the african continent in 6 months. and it's really about cementing relations with a number of african countries, including south africa. now, officially, south africa has said that to remain neutral with regard to the conflict in the ukraine and the role that russian played. but meeting such as this one, as well as a visit with africa, defense minister to russia last year. a number of bricks, meetings coming up as well as naval exercises between russia of africa, china, due to take place in february, may suggest otherwise. and that told africa, willing to hear what russia has to say around how it went to develop its relations with african countries. and the emphasis was very much being on that grouping.

. * and the west still sides unity as the backdrop of its international policy. brazil, russia, engage, and south africa has started to explore a different approach to unity. the one that does not require the sameness of values or uniformity of action can that will be reunited through divisions. to discuss that i'm not joined from pit toria by make a key. so could buy a research follow at institute for african thought and conversation. mr. combine is a great to talk to thank you very much for your time, a associated with your new stuff, and i'm sure that expensive your expertise and that's why this conversation will be even more substantive. now i know that they're both of these isolations. you explore your academic interest in breaks, and as i suggested in my introduction, the countries that make up this group as well as those that are interested in joining it has very different national identities. they have different forms of governance. they have different value systems. and yet, somehow this group keeps arising in prominence despite all those differences, divisions, distinctions, what have you, giv