in the making as they prepare to welcome the briggs countries as well. but so far, what we have here that we have, the russian delegation at the chinese delegation and the south african delegation also being represented. we understand that brazil will be joining virtually and they will be attending from tomorrow. now is important to remember that even though this is a deputy ministers deputy foreign minister meeting in south africa, these foreign deputy foreign ministers are not particularly here right now. what we have is their share posts, or she and senior officials of both countries. and these range from civilians to academics and the lead the thought process if you will, they do the heavy lifting before the ministers come to get a breakdown of accused was agreeable between the countries and a way of moving forward. so right now, we're really expecting much in the machinations and the details to be talked about to be the sharpest of or fife, ne says, and this, even though it's a conference, it is very infinite, as it will be. maximum of 14 people who

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now, the lead of the briggs group of nations has come down to the blogs biggest. they call them $100000000000.00 in january and now amounts to 3 point national currencies in trade. russia and india now settle their oil due unified bricks, currency, also in the work. so the blogs and a lot of countries just haven't had a choice, but the change from the dollar to trading and a lot of countries did not have to look at other ways. as global currency. we control our financial markets in a far more effective way than the united a possible briggs currency. let's have a quick listen to what he had to say for us to escape dohler for gemini. i think we could have been any better than record of me saying luckily if you, if you don't play by our rules, then we can have one that is gone. and it looks like that may have actually just happened. and it's very, you know, women be has the past, the dollar in cross border trade. what is it for the other countries? i would say to people, when they say, you know, of friends of mine that foreign policy in the way they using these fits

he said his thoughts on the consequences of adopting a possible briggs currency. let's have a quick listen to what he had to say. if briefs used only the brick referring to possible bricks, currency for international trade, they would remove an impediment that now towards their efforts to escape dollar had gemini. i think we could have been any better than ourselves if we tried. he's really explain what's going to happen. the u. s. a. car of constantly use that currency, essentially a threat against other economy. so if you, if you don't buy our rules, then we're going to make it very hard for you to trade with that one because everyone is in the wrong, the paper money that we print. and i think what he's saying there is absolutely correctly once that is gone and it looks like that may have actually just happened . and it's very, very difficult to say how you, it's more holistic and keep going in the way it has done. but find me a memoria, we've seen recently in china, how do you and women be, has the past, the dollar in cross border trade? what exactly does this

contrast to the countries attitude towards ukrainian. refugees brought in the media joins the lead. old briggs, countries in switching away from trading in be with dollars while the one overtakes the greenback as china is currently with a will welcome. it's a pm, hey, in the russian capital. and this is on the international with the very latest world news update. it's good to have you with us, our top story, ty keith, 1st, nuclear power station i q, u, has the potomac status off to the delivery of this 1st batch of nuclear fuel. the plans will have a full reactors, the 1st of which will be launched this year. the $20000000000.00 plant is a joint turkish russian project. who's in the de, my city. we will certainly supply less natural gas to turkey. taken a great step that we'll place took a year among countries with nuclear energy, with the delivery of fuel r q has gain the status of a nuclear power plant. r, q u is russia, and turkey is biggest common project with a total investment of $20000000000.00. the inauguration, all the plant was marked with a special ceremony my numbers of 3 generatio

this is why briggs is the vehicle to bring about as the ability entered the middle east as these nauseous, that each of our countries and especially we together can do a lot to regulate conflicts and crisis situations in the middle east, in northern africa, in particular, we emphasize the success of our chinese france who have done a lot to bring saudi arabia and iran closer. this is a major breakthrough. also, our efforts were noted in regards to syrian turkey. and naturally we did our part to bring saudi arabia neuron closer. of course, we've done a lot to bring closer the positions of the parties of the syrian conflict is a part of the asked and the process to solve problems series, currently facing. regarding yemen and we've also had a lot of meetings with various yamuna powers, as well as with saudi representatives. but russia has a lot on its plate. not only does it have to contend with the might. and 4th of the g 7 countries and nato in the conflict in ukraine. it is also being accused by, with the media of being at these, they believing, influenced in the conflict. and so debt bro

since briggs, it residents have noticed arise intention to to our siena. that caused even more debate between the 2 sides of the community. once per actually came along, people children, that regal adults liam's, and yet recently, some politicians are blocking the regional assembly over breaks it, leaving a dangerous political void. that is a concern if there is an access to exclusively democratic and peaceful means, expressing a political views that there is m a certain logic and in some people's minds to the east of violence to express political viewpoints, half northern ireland march 25 years of the good friday agreement. it's hoped that for the younger generation which grew up with relative pace, the troubles confined to history. my 1st guest tonight is neil o dordy, a professor of political science at the university of galway in the republic of ireland deal. it's good to have you with us to night to 25 years on from the good friday agreement. what would you say has been the biggest change in northern ireland the end of larry still organized violence.

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 problems. and if we end up with hurricane in the gulf of mexico with, from because some of it's been repla

and in this says, of course, the briggs bank can be also one of the stools. i mean, you know that by now, there is a project called product are 5 being discussed in, within the briggs thing. thanks. because i'm, you know, the 5 courtesies of bricks, countries thought with r and b rubble, rupees wren's in her eyes. so there's a discussion that probably would be presented in the next meeting in durban. so that's going to be that could be a big step for the 5 countries to bypass the dollar. the while china's commerce minister has criticized us sanctions against chinese companies for alleged ties to russia, dismissing them as groundless and harmful to business. the u. s. sanctions have no international legal basis and are not sanctioned by the un security council. at typical example of unilateral sanctions and the application of extraterritorial jurisdiction which seriously harm the legitimate rights and interests of businesses and affect the security instability of global supply chains. china strongly opposes them and the share of chinese currency and well marke

a car running, please say the attacker was neutralized after being shot by non civilian boys from briggs nations and gather in south africa to discuss a multi polar world. but delegates condemning western countries for they say it's side lining the global south brick stand for peace breaks down for building a global community that is inclusive, that is and where no one is marginalized. and like we have present the, the global south is on the periphery of the bill. the geopolitical geo can not make deal financial architecture or plumes of black smoke rise over costume international airport in sudan parts of foreign states scramble to evacuate. the people from the country i made the ongoing military clashes. and in the latest episode of going underground journalists team all hershey published reports on the north stream pipeline attacks. there's no diversity of opinion in the us media, as most of the outlets are committed to being pro times response to, to trump in all fours of january 6, the invasion of the capitol. has there been, i think, to make a very distinct commitment to being full

as a meeting, a briggs, deputy foreign ministers on the middle east and north africa wraps up in cape town on teeth, africa correspondence spoke with some of the participants a week is a long time in politics and a couple of hours with just this long. but the current bricks, chair, south africa, just of the president to load. i'm opposed or made an announcement that the country will quit its international criminal court membership, as well as it's goldman, the statute his spokesperson issued a statement retracting that very same statement, leaving not only the country but fellow briggs partners in disarray and clarity, has since become the order of the day this weekend to we are coming from the national executive committee of the amc. we have the executive probably just sitting for 4 days. and in that meeting they have taken that decision. so the president has been communicate to the decision of the party. so it is not that to the president is attracting anything because it's still have to call to government and see to it. what is it supposed to happen? remember, we had paid it up in

local reporter de la hussein briggs is more details. so can you follow me? should assessment up using a lot of support for assess off killing a new gyptian diploma affiliated with an emphasis hustle, the status of the office of work for it's a start that if you've got on still jim on purpose. but the larger issue, a cultural assessment quickly, the non receptive vision. so i think the fitness of the egyptian minister of foreign affairs, which do not use the best employee, however egyptian foreign ministry for johns and shows another statement, confirming the killing of the assistant mercer this should addiction in prosy and hospital. this is done is on the apologize for what tough and saying it was an unintended mistake. however, egyptian foreign affairs, if not quite any fingers or even mission, either side of the cost, let's in our statement with us. so the mediation was this with a nice army, and the rob, it's about 40 to 72. our see each saw it agreed on the condition of the other one is up on kind of, you know, it's like this is like you to our fire peo

a blaming lengthy french border checks since briggs at school holiday since briggs across the school holidays. in particular, of course, significant delays because free movement from britain to the e. u ended lost here the u. k. government claimed france for insufficient staff, a boarder posts an allegation that paris denies electric scooters are seen by many as a cheaper green way to get around cities. but they also pose a danger to pedestrians, voters taking place in paris to decide whether to allow scooters in the city, the trash or butler reports. nunez sienna, is a big fan of paris is electric scooters. he says he hires one most days to get around the city could, could present him. he scooters are really useful because paris is so busy, especially in rush hour. it's impossible to move around. so thanks to these, we can use the cycle lanes. it's much better than a car available. e scooters were introduced in france in 2018 since then. they've become part of the landscape in most cities. but some people say they're a nuisance cluttering pavements and endangering pedestrians. now t

and thanking position is also the mandate of the briggs deputy foreign affairs ministers, and a special envoys into the middle east. the middle east esla decades been at the mercy and infest of western influence and beset by conflict that wasn't necessarily of its own making. but now these deputy foreign affairs minister into the region faith. this is why breaks is the vehicle to bring about peace and stability into the middle east. that these nauseous for each of our countries, and especially we together can do a lot to regulate conflicts and crisis situations in the middle east and northern africa. in particular, we emphasize the success of our chinese france who have done a lot to bring saudi arabia and iran closer. this is a major breakthrough. also, our efforts were noted in regards to syrian turkey. and naturally we did our part to bring saudi arabia neuron closer. of course, we've done a lot to bring closer the positions of the parties of the syrian conflict is a part of the asked and the process to solve problem series. currently facing, regarding yemen, and we've also had a lot

so i think that's why it's possible briggs currency. let's have a quick listen to what he had to say. if the dollar had gemini, i don't think we could have been any better than saying, look, if you, if you don't play by our rules, then we're going to make it very dawn. and it looks like that may have actually just happened. and it's very been in be has the past, the dollar in cross border trade. what exactly the other countries i would say to people when they say, you know, of friends of mine, that foreign policy in the way they usually fiscal system though this is just my prediction that there's not some, which means they're not paying. whereas if somebody buying us dollars to try it, that's what it costs to each other without the interference of the us happen in fall quicker than, than we've to the $1.00 to how significant other developments is. that's the big label and ally at the time it was it providing with substantial aid, you know, the saudis, the saying, look, we've had enough of you to control us. we've had enough of you essen

lion's share of that bilateral transactions and new one trans were developing an old, new unified briggs currency. also in the works. although the blocks members have admitted the challenges of such a complex move. i discuss this with us. he contributes a chris m here in the studio. a lot of countries just haven't had a choice, but to change from the dollar to trading and another currency. because if those countries trade with russia in any way, shape or form right now, the united states that if you trade in us dollars, we will sanction you put other countries that don't have to look at other ways. and, you know, considering the u. s. have been stepping up the aggression over and over again on china, tanya, given them a solution, they said, look why didn't use all currently we live in and be, it's a global currency. we control our financial markets in a far more effective way than the united states to go with us. so i think that's why it's happened in such such a quick fashion for my whitehouse economists, joseph sullivan, he said his thoughts on the consequences of adopting a possible b

pat views and positions that simply contradicted their own dismiss at the meeting of briggs, deputy foreign ministers on the middle east and north africa. a week is a long time in politics, and a couple of hours went announcement that the country will quit its international criminal court to this statement, reflecting that very same statement that he has since become the order of the day. this we had the executive committee sitting full 4 days decision of the party. so it's not that to be clear. what is it that supposed to happen? remember, what happened is humphreys about that particular moment and think it into the middle east. the middle east has what wasn't necessarily of its own making. this why breaks is the vehicle to bring a boundaries and especially we together can do a lot to regulate conflicts and crisis situation to bring saudi arabia and iran closer. this is a major breakthrough.

i want to talk about briggs, it in just a moment, but can you give us 1st, an idea of what extent the good friday agreement has helped economy in northern ireland. but i think the northerners economy is transformed economy. it's a fragile transformation and there's still a lot of issues there, but peace has completely changed the economy. i remember going there, and in the late ninety's, you will get stopped at the border by the soldiers. there were constant security checks and it was very difficult to get anything done because the 2 communities were so at odds to was high level of tension on within a year, everything was gone. the board was gone or no. yeah, you just drove straight in even that sort of thing was incredible and it was really has sort of we seen we talk about the peace dividend and there has been a genuine peace dividend, you know, used to be quite a depressed place. and belfast, for example, is the city transformed by, by piece and, and the economy has really benefited, but other say it's still quite fragile. is a fragile, we talk about the disturbances caused by brak

contrast to the country's attitude towards ukrainian. refugees with intermedia joined the lead old briggs countries and switching away from trading in the west solas. while the one overtakes the greenback as china's hope for the car with.

we've seen the briggs countries confirming that they're going to move away for to a different due to a different tra, trade in a different currency. saudi arabia is joining the shanghai cooperation organization . all of these trends are, are happening and, and, and the u. s. population is largely unaware of it and unaware of what of the, the status of the u. s. dollars. they just keep raising the ceiling on the national debt without, you know, they don't like rhetoric. i was saying there does not seem to be a plan b there. there needs to be. and that should be part of the discussion in the upcoming election in the, in 2024. but so far we've heard nothing of that. yeah. ralph and they did these political lead from the west. all they want to do is take the can down the road. maybe it's somebody else's problem. i mean, not too many years ago. i could remember when the us national debt was like 9 trillion dollars in and that was a lot of money. and now, what was like $32.00 trillion dollars and that's probably underestimated that. okay . i mean, there seems to be no political will to try

briggs is the homeowners president and says there has never been unusual activity at the home. >> the joann that i know loving mother, daughter, and grandmother. and wife. and she is a good neighbor, she has always been quiet and friendly and delightful to spend time with. she is an ideal neighbor. if she is quiet and peaceful and delightful. >> federal investigators say for the past eight years, she had at 61 shipments of thousands of pills mailed to her home. developing news, we are learning more about how the process of former president donald trump's arraignment on criminal charges is expected to unfold. abc seven news reporter jay o'brien has reaction from trump's attorney. >> amid heightened security, former president trump is prepared to fly to new york for his arraignment on tuesday on criminal charges. sources say he is facing around two dozen charges, including felonies that could potentially expose him to prison time. >> he is gearing up for a battle. you know, this is something that obviously we believe is political persecution and people on both sides of the i'll believe

issued a statement retracting that very single statement, leaving not only the country but fellow briggs partners in disarray and clarity. has since become the order of the day this weekend to we are coming from the national executive committee of the amc. we have to be there to probably just the tune for 4 days. and in that meeting they have taken that decision. so the president has been communicate to that decision of the party. so it is not that to the close then to is the chatting. anything because it still have to call to government and see to it. what is it that supposed to happen? remember, we had paid it up in 2016 and our pipe in 2017 took our resolution, and it's conference about that particular mental. and thinking provision is also the mandate of the brakes. a deputy foreign affairs minister, and a special envoys into the middle east. the middle east has for decades been at the mercy and interest of western influence, and beset by conflict that wasn't necessarily of its own making. but now these devotee foreign affairs ministers into the region. faith. this is why breaks is t

yes, and i've been helping is briggs partners with delivering components in new cloth with it for reactors in india and china, according to north, never been implemented before in the history. oh, well that's all from me today. my colleague, rachel blevins, interesting years. ah, ah, what giant pfizer has released 9 pages of a side effects or ad not made available to the public. when the majority of the 4300000000 countries were being administered. i'm skyhouse houston on at to day to talk with matthew scow, who's film at di to suddenly has been to claim to suffer extensive reactions to take in a cove at night. oh, a recent rasmussen reports poll may be to blame for many unexplained debts when they know could be among the victims. now while these numbers ours are occurring all and live settings, the discussion is still continue pushing by pharmaceutical companies for annual co bid at 19 vaccine. well, one producer decided to go against the narrative and gather out the stories of those who experienced side effects. and she's been, well this is janet 23rd. this is the great but only he but a

account the first cadence of luva as president of brazil. by the president of this joint bank of the briggsber countries with a residence in shanghai, i have not seen such a frankly clear position about the chinese position, even with the accusation of the united states of inciting the war in ukraine without any claims against russia china can no longer wait for such a disposition that has developed now, well, if you look at the military history 500 years ago, there was no such favorable conditions for victory on a global scale, they have never been created for china. therefore, they are no longer interested in having such shadow canned allies, now they will demand a clear and clear frank open oath from china in order that, as comrade everyone said in last year's report, when he spoke against the graduates of military academies of our the flag should be raised in every part of the world in order to demonstrate how much china is in every part of the planet. and by the way, the flags of not only china directly, but also its allies russia and iran will be raised here, by the way, the united st

i want to talk about briggs for a moment. how much has breaks it impacted the situation in northern ireland? a branch that has a completely dc the situation. if it were not for frank, it's highly likely that the power sharing institutions would still be in place and there would be a functioning to valve cover to northern ireland. so great, that is the reason for the current instability in crisis. and that said, with the recent windsor framework falling on modifying the northern ireland protocol, it looks like things may stabilize again in the next year or 2, it may take some more time yet. where do you think the pressure was coming from most to make sure that breaks? it did not destroy the good friday power agreement, and i'm wondering, was it coming from the republic of ireland, northern ireland, the u. k. or from the united states? i think the irish government was crucially important and they convinced the european union the european commission that this was a vital issue for ireland as a member of state that a hard border

ah, a voice from briggs nations gather in south africa to discuss a polar world with delegates condemning western countries for they say the side lining, the global south brick stand for peace, brick stand for building a global community that is inclusive that is shared and where no one is marginalized, like we have present the, the global south is on the periphery of the global geopolitical geo can make deal financial architecture. blooms of black smoke rise over costume international airport in su, done us as foreign states scramble to evacuate the people from the country amid the ongoing military clashes in the.

available to hold buildings made of bricks and clay on the other hand, often collapse in an earthquake. briggs are also heavy and can crush people that leads to a significantly higher death told and are quake. building projects and bangladesh have shown that adobe clay is also low cost and seismic resistant, if strengthened with jude sacks. then there are new technologies avail that are designed to prevent concrete buildings from collapsing like a house of cards. that's what happened here in turkey during the earthquake in february with one invention. the roof is equipped with sliding weight sensors and planted in the walls. allow an algorithm to calculate in real time what level of force is required to counteract the tremors of an earthquake. and stabilize the building, it uses the sliding weights to offset the shaking and rebalance the building. the aim is to minimize damage and prevent its collapse. so here came the idea of putting some intelligence. it in this type of technology is the need of putting a brain in these machine. in order to let it, i understand where it is installing the, wh

briggs said , well, they'll producocese evidence at trial.sl this is all they have to do is track the language of the statute. the absolutely not true.. the fifth and sixth amendments require, as a matter of duet they process, right to counsel, etexl cetera, that they be toly d wha exactly they're charged with . the target crime here is absentd from every count o yf the indictment. and you read the statement of facts, they imply it couldthe a tax charge, could be a federal charge, could be a statedefens charge. esldthe offenses would be all different for each of those. the defense cannot prepare fles a defense unless this is a fleshel of pard out in a bill of particulars. so that's another thing that's going to be filed here. in addition to the e filed heretion to that wthreed earlier. >> but i'll tell you this, thiss indictment opens so many defense opportunities to the defense for broaord discovery. , th if you take, for example,nz boo the pomerance book that talks abouk t the deliberations, f li ordinarily those things wouldmi be off limits. the deliberationths within a prosecutor'

longstanding rivals that and now seemingly eager to explore the benefits and opportunities of joining the briggs group as was tossed by the leaders last year, we should start discussing expense. we are busy working out the modalities of extension some 13 or so countries interested in joining brick, saudi arabia, being one of them. we are busy with that process and we will provide all foreign ministers a status report when they meet in june. we busy with working on criteria, rules of procedures, standards, governing expansion. so that we can see this. we look at the question of expansion for which obviously as i agreed on south africa and china, assuming me, reserved about taking in new members into the bricks club. even though for different reasons. but it seems hard to, you know, the over 20 countries that had made the initial request, even after whittling down that list to 13. but the upcoming lead a summit in august in johannesburg in south africa, has already made international headlines following the hague issue of an international arrest warrant for with russian president vladimir put it.

and i asked him to walk us through the difficulties of reconciling briggs with the irish peace process. well, that is the thing much is they opened up the kind of farms have a question which was actually kind of dormant and settled really, which is to do with the future constitutional status of the ireland basically. and you know, it's a very interesting thing that for, since the good friday agreement in 1998 that been certainly an end to sort of structured violence and difficult political been some kind of political stability in northern ireland. basically what happened with breakfast, one way to do something where a number of people start talking about the constitutional question. again, start thinking about the futures, the end in a way which they said they hadn't done so many years. and many blame the former prime minister boris johnson for almost unraveling the good friday agreement. how, how great was the risk you think under his tenure or the risk which i very high party. i would also say, remember that the good friday agreement is an international treaty and only 2 people sign

south africa will, as chair, bring in more african countries into the briggs family wide conversations and africa. best be ready to leverage the opportunity that i believe has a lot of tea in cape town, or specialized program called africa now is up next. so we'll be back with more news from around the world. ah, what he's got to do is identify the threats that we have a tree that you can foundation, let it be an arms race is on offensive, very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist are those 3 how that strategy will be successful, very critical time time to sit down and talk with i rick sanchez and i am here to plead with you. whatever you do, you do not watch my your show seriously. why? watch something that so different my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else. look of it please. if you have the state department, the c, i a weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your facts for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct

incident with regards to the bigger countries, as you, as you would imagine, south africa and russia are briggs partners. they have been in the partnerships of 2011 formerly. and this is the relationship that south africa has been nature in particularly over the last 8 months. so, so it has take, is that we were thinking, wishing that it remains a friend of russia despite the sanctions that have been issued against this by some of the wording that we've had from within countries. and this, by the threats, economic consequences of supporting russia. but that's not what south africa found . south africa has been there. it frosted is support for the same thing that they believe that they should be peace with in ukraine. but that the current fight that is being forward to is really a proxy. busy war against russia and is being leveled against russia by the g 7 and by nato. and that is not a position that they will take in terms of abandoning their friends. they have consistently said that russia supported the african national congress, which is the ruling party here in south africa. and that decisi

whitehouse economists that sullivan, he said his thoughts on the consequences of adopting a possible briggs currency. let's have a quick listen to what he had to say. if briefs used only the brick referring to possible bricks, currency for international trade, they would remove an impediment that now towards their efforts to escape dollar had gemini, i think we could have been any better than ourselves if we tried. he's really explain what's going to happen. the u. s. a. car of constantly use that currency, essentially a threat against other economy saying look, if you, if you don't pay by all rows, then we're going to make it very hard for you to trade with that one. because everyone trade in the, the paper money that we print, i think what he's saying there is absolutely correct once that is gone. and it looks like that may have actually just happened. and it's very, very difficult to say how u. s. foreign policy can keep going in the way it has done the time. in memoria, we've seen recently in china. how do you want women be? has the past, the dollar in cross border trade? what exactly d

briggs, it with the irish piece process. yes rex had made one thing clear. there is a border on the island of ireland before breakfast. you couldn't feel that border so much because they were both both countries. the u. k and the republic of ireland were part of the european union. so there was a free flow of trade and goods, so there were no barriers. when rex had happened and the u. katie cited to step out of the european union. there was the question of how do you deal with the new border? everyone agreed, and it was clear that you have to avoid having a so called hot border on the island of i, on the island of island. so they have decided to put the trade order in the i received this lead to control at the northern irish border, which then for example, the democratic union union, this party said are an effective feria between northern island and the rest of the u. k. so they have been not content with that and ever since. and they have been discussions around this and the democratic union is party as you are ready. heard is boy coaching right now to form