and translate facts, based on the opinion of the expert community, the director of the center for african studiesthe higher school of economics andrey maslov and member of the federation council alexei sinitsyn answered questions of an economic nature . senator vladimir chizhov and professor of the faculty of world politics and economics of the hse andrey baklanov helped us to sort out political nuances. so these days, on july 27 and 28, in the northern capital itself is held where moscow and the countries of the african continent are discussing the most pressing issues of interaction, let me remind you. the first such the format took place in sochi in 1919. this time, representatives of 49 countries flew to russia, more than half, namely 27 states, are represented at the level of first and second persons. why this can be called a success and how western countries wanted to prevent this, we will tell you about the excitement a little later, but for now , some statistics africa is the richest continent, according to experts. it accounts for more than 30% of all world natural resources. for example

it's joe siegel from the african center for strategic studies there. well, african leaders pushed for an end to the war in ukraine, out of somers, with russian president vladimir post and in st. petersburg. susan said he's studying a peace plan presented by the leaders. they also discussed securing grain supplies to africa. the supply lines have been disrupted by the war and by russia pulling out of a deal, enabling new cranium. grain exports instead of food and has offered free grain to 6 african nations. but the african union says the promised russian supplies for far short of what their people presented west africa as presidents there around the pose are urged, a resumption of the black sea agreement under which ships carrying ukrainian brain could pass through russia's naval blockade. we propose that we would like the black sea initiative to be implemented, and that's the blacks the should you open and then back to god we will say so that we understood we were saying we would like the black sea to be open to the word markets and we were not here as

and where the unrest will spill beyond these as board is joseph siegel leaves the african center for strategic studies in washington dc. w asked him whether general gianni is now fully in control of the country. well, no, it isn't clear, and he's doing, he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just, it isn't clear that the rest of the military is on board. and uh, there's been very strong condemnation of the to, from within the region by echo, asked west africa regional block, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate the power. grab african leaders, push for an end to the war. new crane of assembled with russian president vladimir put in saint petersburg with you said he studying a peace plan presented by the leaders. they also discuss securing green supplies to advocate supply lines happened, disrupted by the war and by russia pulling out a deal, enabling ukrainian grain exports. instead, boot has offer free gree

and where the unrest will spill beyond the jazz board is joseph. siegel leads the african center for strategic studies in washington, dc. w asked him whether general gianni is now in full control of the country. well, no, it isn't clear. um, he's doing. he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just didn't clear that the rest of the military is onboard. yeah, and uh there's been the very strong combination of the 2 from within the region by echo asked the west africa regional block, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate this power grab to as their summit and st. petersburg with russian president vladimir putin grew to a close african leaders pushed for an end to the war. new crane, which he said he's studying a peace plan presented by the leaders and also discuss securing bring supplies to advocate supply line and has been disrupted by the war and by russian pulling out of a deal, enabling ukrainian grain export

joseph siegel is director of research of the african center for strategic studies, the national defense university in washington, dc. he explains the impact of withdrawal of western support for these. yeah. all signals are that us uh, well not recognize that uh, current. uh uh, secretary, blinking has been directly involved in conveying the us is unconditional support for president paso and really trying to clearly signal to the hunter that the us support will be cut off if they continue to hold power. us engagement really has been to help to capacity in these year. the main security threats in the region is from new attendants in those groups, largely based. and molly and burkina faso that have been mounting at ever growing in search and see. and so as part of effort to stabilize this, the how the us and european countries, the other west african regional countries, part of what's called the g 5. so how, as well as the echo was west african regional group have also been supporting the countries that are facing these insurgencies. so it's part of a multi national coalition out for these

and i'm very pleased to welcome a joseph, a siegel from the african center for strategic studies in washington, d. c. thank you so much for joining us as the dust starts to settle. is it now clear that general, i don't know how many gianni is in control in new share? well, no, it isn't clear. so he's doing, he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just didn't clear that the rest of the military is on board. and there's been the very strong combination of the 2 from within the region. by echo, asked west africa regional blocks, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate this power. grab, needed air under president mohammed presume had become one of the most important strategic allies for, for both of us. and for its former colonial power, france, what reaction have we seen from them to the screw or? well, both in france, united states and the united nations that others have uh, condemn the pool. and you know,

and i'm very pleased to welcome a joseph, a siegel from the african center for strategic studies in washington dc. thank you so much for joining us. as the dust starts to settle, is it now clear that general? i don't know how many johnny is in control in the chair? well, no, it isn't clear. and he's doing. he has declared himself as the head of states and the, the leader of, of the military junta there. but it isn't clear that there is any popular support for this move. i just didn't clear that the rest of the military is on board. and uh, there's been very strong condemnation of the to, from within the region by echo, asked west africa regional blocks, the african union, and many other international actors. so there's a long way before he can consolidate this power. grab, needed air under president mohammed presume, had become one of the most important strategic allies for, for both of us and for its former colonial power. france. what reaction have we seen from them to the school as well? both in france, united states and the united nations that others have a condemn the crew. um and, you kn

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donated to mobile medical laboratories equipped with equipment special center for the study of infection russia participates and in the african country's debt relief efforts to date. the total amount written off, the debt we have written off is $23 billion. by according to the latest requests from african countries, we will allocate more than 90 million for their development for these purposes, concluding the speech, dear friends. i would like to reiterate that we are sincerely ready to work hand in hand with african friends towards the prospect of building a truly strategic interaction and partnership. we value our relations with each african country and with the continent as a whole and are confident in the successful future of these relations in the emerging multipolar world. thank you for your attention. and thank you very much. thank you. let me give the floor to the president of the african union, the president of the union of the comoros, please. finance your excellency dear vladimir putin , president of the russian federation dear audience thank you for the dinner you offered us yesterday. it was a very tasty dinner w

from several e u countries or the joseph siegel is the right sort of research in the african center for strategic studies at the national defense university joins us now from washington dc. good to have you with us. so let's talk about the us policy doing us is going to recognize what happened as a cool while i can speak for you as policy, but all signals are that us uh, will not recognize that uh we to the secretary blinking has been directly involved in conveying the us as unconditional support for president paso and really trying to clearly signal to the going to that to us support will be cut off if they continue to hold power. what is the us interest in this region? is it the fight against a group psycho ida? is it to council? russian influence, or both of us engagement really has been to help build capacity in these year. the main security threats in the region is from milton as most groups largely based in mali and burkina faso that have been mounting at ever growing in search and see. and so as part of effort to stabilize this the how the us that here appear in countries, the other west african r

kind of 5 to a med mustafah director of ages center for studies and translation for reaction on the russia africa summit. welcome. and so far, $49.00 africans allegations are participating. what can we expect to come out of this summit? and how vital is this cooperation and emergence of cooperation between africa and russia to oh wow, how are you? uh, congratulations and the tickets to uh, the people of the summit of russia, africa, 2000. but it's very uh which was late so to use as you know, for the ban demik uh, growing up and demick up right now. 7 now it's a great opportunity because before even the 2 parties did have thing back, that they will have a stronger relationship. so all the top ration, but now it is assigned because as we know, the notions of them you want to go to. this is here, the 5 of us are trying to put one side and solve and you also, and the rest of them, the other side, the for russia, a r as well as africa. i've got to confronting foot, have a reachable in the folder. and now south east cooperation, the most important issue because i'm sure stuff that's from the west of funding for the sections and according to. 6 w

centers for the training of teachers and educators of preschool children primary and secondary schools for this purpose. we plan to significantly increase the enrollment of african students. russian pedagogical universities currently studyingia more than 10,000 africans are being trained in medical specialty healthcare and epidemic control are an important area of ​​russian african cooperation . let me remind you that russia was one of the first to come to the aid of african countries during the coronavirus pandemic. we sent millions of russian tests to african countries free of charge, together with south africa, we conducted scientific research on new strains of a dangerous virus. in recent months alone , two russian mobile laboratories were handed over to partners from the democratic republic of the congo and continued equipping the russian guinean center for the study of infection in the city of kindi, where more than 20 diagnostic preparations have been developed. about 1,500 local specialists have been trained in russian methods of infection prevention and control. a joint center for the study of infection has also been created in burundi. a large-scale russian program of assistance to africa in the fight against inf

center for studies and translation in egypt. ok. med most stuff. uh, who believes its perfect time for further cooperation between russia and african. now it is a fine because as we know, the exact measurements of the products and it is here that by uh boss, are trying to put one side and solve the east also. and the rest of them, the other side, the full russia, are as well as africa. i've got to think something should have reachable in the folder. and now south east corporation is the most important issue because i'm sure stuff out from the west of funding for the sections and according to what happened over the past. uh, 10 years uh, concerning. good. the story off through a cream. yeah. and things like that. and then also to also what you're suffering from the west to because if they can visit this and decide to be alone colonial relations, please ask because i think the west didn't get anything from the side. a as the, as well as leisure, and also we get only just been a bit of mess. retreat should maybe more than $400000000000.00 us dollars. and this is agreed to apocryphal africa. it's not all the pull the the competitiveness

african nations say it's essential the agreement is revived. for more on this, i spoke with drjoseph seagull, director of research at the africa center for strategic studieshe assistant secretary at the state department. i want to start with the russia—africa summit which we have seen in st petersburg these past couple of days. it's the second time it has been held, and fewer african leaders showing up this time around. what do you make of that — joseph, firstly to you? i think it is significant there were so many fewer african leaders deciding to show up, really up until the days before the summit the expectation was that there would be about the same, and it was seen as a real feather in russia's cap, the fact that so few ultimate we decided to show up i think reveals how little many african leaders see russia has to offer right now. asha, what did you make of it, are you surprised to see a lower turnout this time round? it is very significant to note but not surprising in some ways because of the fact that we have the grain deal problem going on, and then there has been some concerns with regard to russia's involvement in ukraine. so i think that overt

center for actual politics in luxembourg. eric actually executive director of the african policy forum and, and i, roby. i do have a shake of the, some of that sherman of the horn of africa institute for strategic studies, a warm welcome to all of you gentlemen. to start off this discussion, i want to ask the following question, what's in it for russia? and what's in it for africa? so victor, why don't you take the 1st one? what's in it for russia when it comes to this, russia, africa summit, to quote, russia is facing a massive attempt to isolated by the collective west by the united states is here a, b, and then some other allies. and of course, rush, are you seeking to break through those of them? so i solution and to maintain and expand its economic, political, military acumen, you did. and then the other relations with bar get us in for the current english and the medicaid and middle in the middle east and southeast asians, other regions of the world, of course, the roster class had that. additionally, if this had extensive relations with african countries and with some of the can political movements. uh, when, when the united states labeled nelson mandela, they've had of the african national cong

center. earlier this year, governor desantis also banned the teaching of an ap course on african american studies. whit? >> whit: maryalice, thank you. >>> now to a major loss forur abc news family. bill geddie died on thursday at the age of 68. the emmy-winning producer co-created "the view" in 1997 alongside barbara walters. early in his career bill working at "gma" and at the start of the year reminiscing with our robin roberts following the passing of barbara. bill recalling when he was hired to produce the barbara walters specials. take a look. >> i told everybody, i said, this is the best job in television. it really was and i was saying this to some tv executive there who will remain nameless, a male who's long gone, and he said, hey, not so fast there, kid. you know, you're 33. she's 58. nobody wants to see a woman over age 60 on television. so you got a year, maybe two, now. think about this for a second. a quarter of a century later, she is doing live television five days a week. we're putting primetime specials -- i mean, so people talk about, you know, her battles over sexism but how about that ageism front? she was pretty amazing in that regard too

center for anti racist research and author of stemmed from the beginning, a graphic history of racist ideas of america, also joining us, carroll and arson, professor and chair of african american studiesd author of white rage. thank you both so much for coming to the sunday show. i would like for each of you to give your reaction to this week's ridiculous comments from republican lawmakers. professor anderson, i will start with you. >> it is foundational to what the modern movement is. it's about trying to drag the united states back to an era where there was exclusive white access to incredible resources. and everyone else was in their place. so, women were in their place, black people were in their place, indigenous people were in their place. this is about setting up a structure, a systemic structure of inequality, trying to reinforce that. that is what this is. this is giving voice to their longing of that, but it's also a kind of valorized nation of color blindness while normalization of white supremacy. that dollarization of color blindness is what we saw on the shelby county freeholder decision that said that racism no longer exists. certainly not like it was. that's what we sa

for the continent. that's the one that it's just an in minute rose. no, i have you and a guest supervisor the all he is from the african studies center. isn't it study, i'm vicious, isn't it a bit over the top abilities of vol show up, president putin suggests today the whole event is true and vicious. so almost half of perfect down the heads of state are present. so of course, you need to make commissions to the color ations, but i think that's why she's capable to supply the amount of rain that needs to put in announced. and those russia's energy power house has a capabilities to invest and to develop an energy security of african states. so if we have the agenda, we have now planned to realize, and you said, i think everything will be done. russia has the capability and resources to do that . what's it about you, you're saying got to have the president suffolk all present in the past summer. there were more than that. those kind of a very big gap between the last time, attend today, isn't this also a reflection of the shaky situation or the confidence a crisis between africa and russia? yes, of course. so we see beach reduction of

center african studies of the rudn university, graduates of our department get the opportunity to get a job in a wide range of specialties related to the organization of international cooperation, fornon, in syria, all cultural cooperation is headed by our graduate, the same thing we see in egypt in other countries , moreover, these are the leaders of the parliaments of african countries. this is valuable, succinct, the president of namibia, honorary pope of a close people, is also a graduate of our university. today ksenia will be like a real diplomat she will have to represent the interests of the whole university on her own to the delegation from cameroon and sign with him a memorandum of cooperation documents messi is responsible for doable, especially since vladimir ivanovich will prompt her first. ksyusha learned how a negotiating table should look like. there must be, of course, beautiful napkins, some water, some water, maybe one with gas and one without gas. uh, although at our university lately we prefer e, and not only we are holding international events, they put water without gas it will seem ridiculous to some, but a real diplomat. under such trifles, he will immediat

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