and they want the account, the way to when it comes to equity, loans, investments from uh, bretton woods institutions. so your, which of, uh, probably become a west centric and this was that for, and i'll put you on a d for the rest to understand the frustration. so, and also also the aspirations of people of the global solid, you know, and the brakes summit. and john is back on the signal upset. i'm deep now, you talked about having on board more countries, including countries in uh, in africa. you don't have to give you any in the country if you will be there to help you out. and, and that, you know, why is that a, that a more applicants that have more applications coming for breaks because they want the jane to they want the people who are able to understand them and cooperate with them rather than next, floyd them and put them into that trap, and that's a complete, that's a repeated and a complaint that they have against the bretton woods institutions. and it's, it's time the rest realizes brakes up to this uh, the southern kind of realization of frustration and bank are among the gl

the european union and if the issues of grain exports are not resolved, and european commissioner brettond on french radio that the european union will not skip stages in the procedure for admitting ukraine even if kiev agrees to negotiations with moscow . meanwhile, in poland there are yet another scandals around this time the ruling party revealed scammers from diplomacy, who and how they profited from issuing visas and how much a pass to europe costs, as well as on law and justice, how to spy on competitors and why the majority in parliament is called fake, and we’ll tell you about dirty morals today after the panorama. the state of the prospects for the development of cooperation between belarus and iran in the military sphere was discussed by the minister of defense of our country, viktor khrenen, who saved the islamic republic, polarize the islamic republic during an official meeting, as reported by the ministry of defense, the parties expressed interest in further strengthening belarusian-iranian relations and emphasized the importance of interaction within various international pl

the 55,000,000 ships it found in europe after the end of world war ii, the bretton woods conference and marshall plan for reconstruction . europe and the domination of the dollar was able to make america into a bipolar system with the superiority of its own side, which was connected at the beginning of the bipolar issue. after that turning point of this time from 1945 to 1991 , we will name the email again as a bipolar system. we must know that exactly the viewers where does the decline of america begin in these indicators and components? 99 ad to the american financial crisis of 2008 ad in the political science literature , the unipolar system is based on the liberal-oriented system, but from 2008 ad , when the american financial crisis started, until today, this unipolar system ad is november last year, in this reference the era after the collapse of the soviet union has definitely ended and we have entered the competition of the great powers. the military and security field has become a reality. today, the united states of america has spent 874 billion dollars, has 850 stable forces

house is completely neutral. and everybody has a benefit from it, right now it's quite clear that the bretton woods institutions, the world bank and the uh international monetary fund have actually served the interest of american geopolitics. i explained that in this book of my human rights trilogy, the building of a... just world order which formulates 25 principles of international order, including in the field of finances and international monetary fund and i go into dedollarization, i welcome, but again it's not for tomorrow, thank you mr zias, i don't mean to cut you off, i want to come back to you, but i want to get this exactly what you're saying put to mr. john roster, mr. john roster, your thoughts on how big a threat to mr zios's point is bricks to uh the dollar higem and or as he put it dollar subjugation, well there's two different processess and they've got different different times. involved in them, one is the question of how to get around us sanctions, that's the weaponization of the swift system, the weaponization of the dollar, this is very urgent, but it affects a minority

world war, 55 million deaths that took place in europe after the end of the second world war , the bretton woods conference and the marshall plan for the reconstruction of europe and the domination of the american dollar. enter the bipolar system with superiority towards himself in the beginning, the bipolar system was connected. after that turning point, from 1945 to 1991, we call it the bipolar system. the american financial crisis of 2008 in the literature of political science is a unipolar system based on the liberal system, but from 2008 when the american financial crisis started until today , this unipolar system, which is in november of last year , refers to the fact that the evening after from the collapse of the soviet union, the end and entering the competition of powers we have grown up and this is happening in the field of security. today, the united states of america spends 874 billion dollars on zombies. it has 750 stables around the world . it has 130 bilateral and multilateral security agreements. it has 360 million kilometers of korean water at its disposal with security a

but if equal united nations security calls you and the bretton woods issue, pollutions reflect a bygone area and i count on your group, we have long been champions of multilateralism to step up to use our, our and sites. the principal aim of the meeting is to address the global cells, lack of access to science, technology, and innovation. china, which is a supporter, but not a full member of the group promised to increase cooperation. so all you can, we showed you on the, as the chinese proverb says, the strength of brothers is infinitely stronger when they unite, host, president, me getting the scandal of cuba made it clear it would be an austere summit. and then to suffer with reference to his country's acute economic crisis made worse by years of us economic sanctions. the group of 77 pass on china is holding its summit justice davis before the annual meeting of the un general assembly in new york. more than a coincidence, it appears to be a concerted effort to form a title or alliance before presenting their demands for a 4th eaters of the industrialized world. the key challenge, th

decisions and they want the account the way to when it comes to equity, loans, investments from the bretton woods institutions, so few or which of the probably become of a sudden freak the a so called whistle blowers conference hasn't kicked off in washington to raise awareness about the struggles of those who report wrong doing in the us government . the participants gathered to discuss their own experiences and offer each other support are these caleb mounts and has the detail or if workers observe on ethical conduct foul play or illegal activities on the job, they have a responsibility to report it well, at least in theory, but we all know that the consequences were an employee speaking up on the job can be serious. us law has been written in a way that is intended to protect employee whistle blowers and allow them to report any wrong doing they become aware of to the proper authorities for one of their employer is the u. s. military or the national security agency. american politicians say they want transparency, but when individuals like edward snowden and chelsea manning stepped forwa

the demise of the dollar, which is really what the us empire has been based on since the, the post bretton woods regime really got consolidated a couple of years into reagan's administration in the us and so it has just been this junk or not thanks to the power of the dollar its ability to run in with military. well, i think yes, i think i think both of you can be right at the same time because i agree with you as well. here a math or you're not in your head, jump in, and i think just and then maybe this is too cynical, but i've said this in the past as well. we peters that the ultimate investment in the long run for american perception is always been way you're going to tell us we get to do a proxy. ready or we're, we get to kill lots of russians, but we're not going to risk any american lives whatsoever in, in the consulate. and it will keep going and grinding forward and will be able to pursue through the media. public perception that the russian military is and at the leadership is incompetent with small, little wonder dog ukraine is able to hold it off. see, we've weaken them in terms

that yeah, so based off some responses that compliment just doing what the breach style and what the bretton woods facing, cushions are putting in place themselves. and you know, it's the, it's a much more ambitious agenda, the color slip as chair of the african clement foundation. thank you. thank you. the. now the debt crisis does the fact to move in 3000000000 people that soulmates halls of the world's population. thousands of developing nations are forced to spend more money pay interest on that spend on health and education. many of them are at risk of default practice done needs move in at $22000000000.00 to service it's data and pay bills next year. the country has secured a $3000000000.00 deal with the international monetary fund to avoid a default on this debt. bought the global lender demanded populace subsidies be flashed as part of the conditions for the bailout package. petrol and electricity prices have rocketed while the reco depreciation of the rupee against the dollar has depleted people's purchasing power. thousands of traders went on strike last week against the rising cos

just to explain for all of us because you mentioned the bretton woods system. that's the system that was set off off the world war 2 for the international economic system, created the international monetary fund and the world back. so tell me, why have you not at certain points spoken out more on these issues? if you want to change things, even this year, i'll give you an example. there was a new president of the world bank ha found on the 14th president of the low bank. yes, he was born here in india. yes. he's a very distinguished economist, but he's a us citizen. every single one of those 14 as being a us citizen. that's not the vice, it's that is one of the central questions. i mean, the composition of the world bank, the i miss the present the economy of the postwar situation in which there was a clear dominos of united states, of the global economy. and it was united states that the, with the, the marshall plan was help. so you'd have to come out of the, the devastation that was caused by the 2nd world war. so it, it was a completely different world. now

just to explain for all of us because you mentioned the bretton woods system. that's the system that was set off off the world war 2 for the international economic system tray to the international monetary fund and the well back. so tell me, why have you not at certain points spoken out more on these issues? if you want to change things, even this year, i'll give you an example. there was a new president of the world bank ha funded on the 14th president of the low bank. yes, he was born here in india. yes. he's a very distinguished economist, but he's a us citizen. and every single one of those 14 as being a us citizen. that's not the bronx, it's that is one of the central questions in the composition of the world bank. the i mass re present the economy of the postwar situation in which there was a clear dominance of the united states of the global, the com. and it was united states that the, with the, the marshall plan was help. so you'd have to come out of the, the devastation that was caused by the 2nd world war. so it, it was a completely different world. n

let's speak to hamish de bretton gordon — a former british army colonel.was also a commander with the 1st royal tank regiment. thank you forjoining us. in terms of the significance of these mr tiles. can you explain to people at home why this is important and whether it is actually a game changer for whether it is actually a game changerfor ukraine? whether it is actually a game changer for ukraine? whether it is a name changer for ukraine? whether it is a game changer _ changer for ukraine? whether it is a game changer or— changer for ukraine? whether it is a game changer or not, _ changer for ukraine? whether it is a game changer or not, we _ changer for ukraine? whether it is a game changer or not, we will- changer for ukraine? whether it is a game changer or not, we will see. l game changer or not, we will see. but, yes, it is hugely significant. it is a shame that it is taken so long to get them. these precision missiles that work over 190 miles will make a significant difference. firstly, they are fired out of something called multi—rocket launch sys

let's hear from colonel hamish de bretton—gordon, former commander of uk and nato and cbrn forces. send these kinds of weapons? first you make about the decision to send these kinds of weapons?— these kinds of weapons? first of all, the decision _ these kinds of weapons? first of all, the decision is _ these kinds of weapons? first of all, the decision is absolutely . all, the decision is absolutely right. abrams tanks, their main armour piercing round contains depleted uranium, which is a very heavy metal, and in order to destroy other tanks, you basically need something very heavy travelling at great speed, 1500 metres per second, and that will destroy the russian tanks. i think there are two things here. first of all, the russians use depleted uranium in smooth self, so they are scaring bunkering. —— scaremongering. i appreciate the people who have experienced the chernobyl catastrophe in the 90s are very fearful when people mention nuclear isotopes or uranium. but the uranium used in nuclear power stations is highly enriched. you cannot create a new direction with depleted uran

it's been the same global financial system since 1944 at the end of the 2nd world war and the bretton woods conference, global pet, helping those poorest countries really have you done enough here. you've got words where are the actions? why don't think if you look at where we came from, there was a risk that would not be. busy carries on. busy intrusion that was supported by oh, i think it's support. there is a text. i think it's important that there's, there's, this is full of mtv reforms. the form of the global financial architecture, including climate financing. additional funding will be there. but appreciate the fact that this is a gloss hall full. we need to do much more. it's not as if it's not a matter of urgency when it comes to chuckling climate change and looking at other aspects for developing and middle income countries. when it comes to high levels of indebtedness, more should be done and needs to be done. do you think that having the african union having a seat? yes, it's only one seat, but one seat representing 55 countries before there was only one african country re

and he said that the global institutions, particularly the united nations security council, the bretton woods institutions reflect when he called the bible on era. he said that one of the many develop that when developing countries were shackled by colonial rule and had no say in their own affairs or in their global powers. that's what, when, when the united nations was form, that was the, the way that things were. but no longer any fact, he asked that the, the countries that were, that are present at this summit, which are a 134 developing countries and said use your power and spiked. so that really set the tone for what we're hearing here one after the other. the president are talking about the fact that they've been deprived as members of the developing world of access to so many things, but specifically technology, which is still important right now. we heard from the, from my boss, the president of the palestinian state, and he asked all of them to continue to help fight for palestinian independence, but also for access to technology and science. so that's the, that's what we've be

. >> seems to me that about 1971 with the end of the so-called bretton woods system that defined thehing tangible, that tangible thing was gold, an ounce was defined at $35. that was the definition of a dollar. so that was the net, as it were, in the financial game of tennis. so the net came down and gradually over the course of the years got rid of the sidelines, the baselines. so the players are plague an undisciplined and unstructured game. there's no end to the amount of debt the that can be created, there's no end to the amount of intervention the fed can undertake. charles: right. >> and i think we're seeing the consequences. this is a system that has been shorn of the discipline that was inherent in the prior system of fixed exchange rates and currency defined as a weight of something tangible, precious metals. charles: i've got less than a minute to go. sounds like the only way we can return to that discipline is the hard way. and we're starting to see it, you know, whether it's false delinquencies, bankruptcies, all of these things -- >> people have to get, people have to th

i think there were three events, bretton woods -- >> was the biggest. 46 countries joined.ey stretched themselves too thin in the early 1900s and then the petrol dollar. i think those cemented our preeminence and the dollar being the world's reserve currency. they start to trade crude and other currencies besides the dollar, at what point do we say that's worrisome? >> it's worrisome right now. and if you look at the brics that they just added, uae, saudi arabia, iran. you've now got phi of the -- five of the largest oil producers in there, things can change, you know? nothing is forever. charles: our market, how you feeling about 'em? >> i'm kind of spread between assets and liabilities right now. on the liability side, you've got large cap valuations. apple is a big thing for the market. we understand what's going on there. let's be honest with ourselves about apple. if you just looked at the numbers, you didn't know who it was or how important it was it is, would you really own this stock? 8% at best -- charles: are you -- >> trading at 30 times. charles: -- worried abou

the cycle bretton woods institutions, also the world bank. and i am at the set up in the, off them off the world war 2. well, what we've seen here this week, and obviously with the headlines and people talking every hour about different headline grabbing issues. perhaps you don't see this. what we see is a fight back from the global south of that message from the sector general has been echoed by so many leaders who say it's time for change and your guessing response from that from the big countries that's certainly playing lip service to it. they say that that should be changed. it's now question of whether the words become action. and of course that is a much, much harder thing to, to achieve. a james based reporting from the un, again, just to put on our viewers radar somalia. speaking soon as a by john, russia all engage in active or near active conflict. so you'll be looking out for those. thank you, james. now it's time for the weather. here is f as in fox, a. hello, whether it's not looking too bad for japan over the next couple of day

in fact, in 2013, when i drove from sanford, new york, to florida my buddy todd, and i stopped at bretton mary's house checking in he was busy getting like, you know, a degree in nuclear power or we were just trying to find the next gas station and and then, you know, i think that that day in april happens and you pop up on my tv screen and i'm like, what is going on here? and got on the phone and and then i watched a video, you being, you know, walking of that that plank to chance of captain crosier. and i was like, you know, i went down that rabbit hole like, what's going on? and i remember writing basically, you know, i remember you stood for me so many times. and growing up a kid and then having watched that crew stand for you and do what, you know, do what they did, it was like it was it was just wasn't surprising to me. and i felt compelled to say, you know, he stood for me. he stood for our country. now we should stand for him, know? and that's i think that's sort of this is all about it's come full circle being being able to say thank you for all that he's done for our country and

. >> andy bretton . now, as you've >> andy bretton.ow, as you've been hearing , this company, gb been hearing, this company, gb news, has suspended its presenter, dan wootton . it's presenter, dan wootton. it's after offensive comments were made by laurence fox during an interview on this channel last night . he interview on this channel last night. he made a series of derogatory remarks about political journalist ava evans. presenter laurence fox has also been suspended with immediate effect and taken off air. in a statement, gb news called the comments totally unacceptable , comments totally unacceptable, adding they did not reflect the company's values. gb news has issued a formal apology to ms evans and launched a full investigation . on the uk's investigation. on the uk's largest untapped oil and gas field, rosebank in scotland has been approved for development. that's despite a row over climate concerns regular voters say net zero considerations have been taken into account . but been taken into account. but scotland's first mini

. >> andy bretton . now, as you've >> andy bretton.ow, as you've been hearing , this company, gb been hearing, this company, gb news, has suspended its presenter, dan wootton . it's presenter, dan wootton. it's after offensive comments were made by laurence fox during an interview on this channel last night . he interview on this channel last night. he made a series of derogatory remarks about political journalist ava evans. presenter laurence fox has also been suspended with immediate effect and taken off air. in a statement, gb news called the comments totally unacceptable , comments totally unacceptable, adding they did not reflect the company's values. gb news has issued a formal apology to ms evans and launched a full investigation . on the uk's investigation. on the uk's largest untapped oil and gas field, rosebank in scotland has been approved for development. that's despite a row over climate concerns regular voters say net zero considerations have been taken into account . but been taken into account. but scotland's first mini

and it's colonel hamish de bretton—gordon has blasted the unbelievable reckless incompetence of putin'sn's forces. because what happened was there was an raf joint rivet spy plane and a russian plane shot at it, claiming that he thought he had permission to fire. and then russia's claimed it was a malfunction. but apparently the missile launched successfully but fail to lock on to target. so they suggest it so why are they suggest it was a failed intentional? so why are they suggest it was a failed in are ional? so why are they suggest it was a failed in are they ? it so late? >> that's what i haven't been able quite out. think able to quite work out. i think it because this it might be because of this colonel's that colonel's comments on it. that might be the. >> i see. so it's colonel's >> i see. so it's a colonel's basically pointing basically said he's pointing out if hit, then it's an if it had have hit, then it's an article five incident. >> involved and he's >> nato gets involved and he's tied the ukraine tied it to the current ukraine conflict this is conflict by saying this is