we spoke with political analysts, alessandro bruno, who thinks that most environmental problems are caused by the west. developing countries have been processing the waste of the west for decades in all kinds of thing. for example, shit are dismantled and bangladesh and india huge. this man colors and recyclers of old ships than for scrap metal china. and to some extent, other countries like vietnam and, and a few others decided to stop importing western plastic waste and other waste. and this caused a huge problem in western countries that have had to revert back to landfills and in some cases reluctantly to incineration issues. but i think the big problem, or the overlying problem is that many environmental issues are approach these days . not practically, but ideologically, there's always the shadow of climate change and always the responsibility of the west at the, in the background. and this causes the search not for solutions, but only for certain type of solutions. well that's are up for now. my name is peter scotts and i'll be back again at the top of the hour with all the latest n

as compensation for the damages caused by russians offensive independent political analysts, alessandro bruno believe the landscape demands that the un too much of an ask. first of all the you and we're probably not vote in favor of it. if you take a full general assembly vote, they won't have the numbers. but i think one of the most other interesting requests that, apart from the money, which is even bigger was the fact that russia is vito power should be removed from the un security council, which of course would defy the entire mechanism of our this council came to be given that russia is one of the big winners of one or 2, if not the biggest winner. so, to do that, and the requests that lensky has made are expensive to put it mildly well, many thanks for keeping his company here. and i'll see international that's all for me for today, but what research i will be here in 30 minutes with the very latest. ah, i get the bill. good. a i think is 70 percent of even 80 percent of so be below for why in the future say i want to approach and it means i want this best with this one. me not a to cal

legalize the transfer to ukraine as a compensation for damages independent political analysts, alessandro bruno se, lensky requests the you were not too much of an oscar and unlikely to happen. first of all, the un will probably not vote in favor of it. if you take a full general assembly, they won't have the numbers. but i think one of the most other interesting requests that far from the money, which is even bigger, was the fact that russia's veto power should be removed from the un security council. which of course, defy the entire mechanism of how this council came to be given that russia is one of the big winners of door to, if not the biggest winner. so, to do that, and the requests that the lensky has made are expensive to put it mildly, anything's keeping this company here in our international will be back at the top of the, with the i ah, o russia is the gross. no, ifs, ands or buts about we have any quality for russians. we have actual racism, bigotry, against russians. it's now dangerous to be russian and murell. 2 well sure. which way beats brewster phobia can't ignore. curious as t

what they described as terrorist attacks by ukrainian forces live now to political analyst, alessandro bruno center, welcome to our t. m. u. now there, there are concerns that the referendums may seriously escalates the conflicts in ukraine, depending on the outcome of them. how do you assess that risk? well, i mean, i do see the risk because the certainly the ukrainians or the west has not expressed any favor about these referenda. so and the, even though the outcome was highly predictable, that they would vote in largely overwhelmingly, in favor of joining the russian federation as the crimea a few years ago. that said it, it does make the risk of an installation the, at this point, any attack that the creating forces launch against the referenda region with her on or apology and so on. will be treated as a direct attack on rush and soil. so the, the response will be probably proportionately greater than it would have been otherwise until recently, and risks escalating the conflict on both sides. in fact, i know i've been trying to figure out what the end goal is, is it to reach us on the

bruno who's joining us now live. thanks for jonathan. nazi alessandro. i'm 1st of all you want to impressions. what's your reaction to this retraction of that report? well, i was surprised about the retraction. on one hand, i was surprised that they made the accusation in the 1st place 7 years ago. and but not surprised that the retraction was coming. because these days, such narratives are completely on a thema and we tend to look at all problems as stemming from the work, particularly environmental one. that said, i think one of the is a fact that one of the big problems of the current plastic waste disposal problem is that china and to some extent, to other countries like vietnam and, and the few others decided to stop importing western plastic waste and other in 2000 and team and at a formal level, because until then, china was imposing this weight. and this caused huge problem in western countries that have had to revert back to lanfield. and in some cases reluctantly to integration. but i think the big problem, the overlying problem is that many environmental issues are approach these da

now, the independent political analyst, our sondra, bruno, to discuss the matter. alessandro is great to have you on the show today. now, what do you think of the ukrainian president speech and of course, his call to confiscate russian assets. thank you, rachel. i think that, well, i expected such a request because the un general assembly is the perfect venue for this kind of problem. and particularly from zelinski himself. this is fully coherent with what we've seen so far. and of course the u. s. has withheld funds and distributed them for other purposes before really, iraq was one of the cases in the us still hold up again. fun. i believe. 8 or 7000000000. i forgot the exact number, but which it still hasn't returned to i've gone, it's done despite the fact that they've withdrawn from the country. so this was the expected move. how realistic it is for the un to 1st of all, the us. we're probably not vote in favor of it. if you take a full general assembly vote, they won't have the numbers. but i think one of the most other interesting requests that, apart from the money, which is e