yes, asian buyers have been the main beneficiaries of the conflict in eastern europe, china and india. they've taken a record amount of russian crude after the u. s. u k, and the u rolled out sanctions against moscow. so let's talk about china, where china's crude imports from russia sword and may lifting purchases to nearly 7 and a half $1000000000.00, which is double the amount of a year ago. displacing saudi arabia as the top supplier customs data show that the oil was purchased at an average price of $93.00 a barrel last month, which is about $17.00 cheaper than the imports from saudi arabia during the same time period. meanwhile, and india is also talking to russia about ramping up its oil purchases at a considerable discount based on current crude prices, it will represent about 20 percent discount. india imports a to 85 percent of its oil. so discount like this would be a huge win. and with today's government of india it's motivations are more economic them political. so the benefits of cheap oil outweigh the pressures from the west. but remember, when it comes to the cost of o

yes, asian buyers have been the main beneficiaries of the conflict in eastern europe, china and india. they've taken a record amount, a rush in crude after the u. s. u k, and the e. u rolled out sanctions against moscow. so let's talk about china, where china's crude imports from russia sword and may lifting purchases to nearly 7 and a half $1000000000.00, which is double the amount of a year ago. displacing saudi arabia as the top supplier customs data show that the oil was purchased at an average price of $93.00 a barrel last month, which is about $17.00 cheaper than the imports from saudi arabia during the same time period. meanwhile, and india is also talking to russia about ramping up its oil purchases at a considerable discount based on current crude prices, it will represent about a 20 percent discount. india imports a to 85 percent of its oil. so discount like this would be a huge win. and with today's government of india it's motivations are more economic them political. so the benefits of cheap oil outweigh the pressures from the west. but remember, when it comes to the cost

this is china, india and turkey , by the way, the european contour.reaping enough, as it were, they are now actively on bought oil, gas, oil and oil products, because everyone is waiting for the fifth of december on december 5, there is a restriction on oil. accordingly, it will be, e . the purchase of all these energy carriers. so. and as he said in the spring here. the main bottleneck is insurance. we have a responsible insurance system. it includes this club, which is included there according to various estimates, but less than 20 major associations. basically. this is british european american and japanese, by the way, speaking, there is one. here's the one you get insured with us, basically the entire freight. a fund is formed there, from which money is paid. in the case of what can happen, as it were, and we already saw there, what can happen, for example, with the same, but suppose a tanker in the middle of the suez. that is, as if everything about him is paid from there. if you download it yourself, it will be a requirement for supplies. that

india turkey china other countries will agree and start buying up to this ceiling.ill the european union and the united states of america buy the us oil importer, although it produces its own in sufficient quantities, but nevertheless the european union imports the same amount and at what price, it means that they will buy her boyfriend at the night price, that is, dollars for 20- 15 or 30 above, the question arises what is pragmatism? what is common sense, so i honestly speaking, nevertheless, somewhere inside myself in the depths of my soul, i admit the possibility that, at least, the european union can change the barkov demand, because then the logic completely destroys absolutely and the first part of your answer to my question says that even the very discussion of the ideas of the price ceiling will stimulate the de- westernization of the world economy, of course, that is, the west cuts with its own hands, the suk on which , of course, dmitry sits and dmitry through your mouth. of course, i think that everything that has just been mentioned can happen, but anot

and india, china, india is there. let's go to china now. well , with china, what are we going to talk about, so to speak? we need a certain question. but i i am not sure that there will be any changes at the g20 site. although , on the other hand, i will add a second point for thinking about the discussion. i am sure that precisely because there have been certain changes in china's vision of geopolitics in the world, we are now seeing such a hmm how to say humiliating retreat of the russians in including in the kherson region because they didn't see, let's say, shadowy or direct support, rumors or not rumors through iran with those kamikaze drones and so on . that's why they go and add the last factor and pass the word on to why this can happen because putin's influence is weakening and he has to rely on his closest military entourage, it's about who can decide who can influence kadyrov and what can be decided by the head of wagner and this is like his beauty so right, that's why we see the prestigious statements of these generals now, or w

uh, then, the outpouring that china is supposedly india is not yet ready to join in the criticism. t will keep silent. the fool will not guess the best at the real position of china, they say the numbers about india, you have already said everything, but i will give some statistics on china. here, uh, trade between russia and china as of the beginning of november this year. this is 153 billion dollars. just published. photo, if possible, please show sergey lavrov commented media information that he was hospitalized in bali reading materials for tomorrow's summit at the hotel said the head of the foreign ministry of the russian federation tass publishes a photo. whether this photo was taken at the summit attacked in indonesia right now is still unknown, but judging by the entourage , it looks creepy, looks creepy like a sick person. yes, thank god, sergey viktorovich, everything is in order. here, as for the turnover of the russian federation, it will live for a long time and now 153 billion. over the entire last year, there were 146. moreover, russian export. increased in china. alm

definitely a g appellate a car challenge and i wonder if he can talk about how china fits into all of this. i mean, india and china had had border clashes in recent years where soldiers on both sides were killed. but now we see russia and china closing up, where does that put delhi in a be very difficult position and i think so that's why we added, we are there is a lot of concern in india about the state of ju politics at the moment because you know, as you were mentioning india and china are at a very, very difficult position at this point. even as we speak, soldiers are almost eyeball to eyeball along the border. that has been some disengagement from 2020 of end of the escalation happened when violence happened. been soldiers died, but that it had the escalation is not really resulted in anything substantive that the, the ties are very, very delicately poised at the moment. and the fact that russia, which is which has been traditionally nas but not over the last several decades, especially during the cold war and now seems to be becoming a close ally of china at a time. but india lies on russia for hi

you know, we've got a book on india, we've got a book on china, we've got a book on russia. okay. so all of these countries are part that brics club brazil, india, china, south africa. but the similarities are actually smaller than the differences. if you think about it, i you've got russia and china which both have a gdp per capita of over $10,000 and you've got india which is around 2200. last time i looked. so it's a sort of, you know, five x or a four and a half x difference. you've got three countries which are indeed nuclear powers, but have different interests, different spheres of influence. and you've got two or parity in governments, but course, india is a democracy. you've got two members of the security council of the u.n. india, to its disappointment, is not among that group of permanent members. so i was thinking about how to knit this group together. i thought, this is going to take some creativity, but mitch over there is expecting the so we've got to come up with something. and what i across was a thought michael's book where he says quite sort of clearly and witho

cut can go carbon emissions almost two decades, china, india increasing thursday continuing to increasel be for some time somehow beneficiaries of united states handing out largesse to relevant countries. >> secondly as i said in column thank you for pointing it out if we're going to be held responsible for cost of industrialization, could we be held responsible for benefits of industrialization the rest of the world benefited the extraordinarily from progress development west made the creativity, the brought about industrial revolution in western europe most particular north america extraordinary progress lifted more people out poverty, in cut child disease cut infant momentary, industrial a couple capitalism united states created i generated exported to evident are of the world saved more lives listed more out of poverty than any other economic idea in in history the idea we have to pay i said no good deed goes unpunished now we have to pay for all those great things we gave the rof the world. >> people should watch your column regularly, tonight 7:30 pm gerry great to see you 7:00 pm

would you expect the g-20 statement and this buy in from china and india to whatever extent, it's there to actually make a difference for vladimir putin in his calculations actually, vladimir putin didn't come to 20, not just because he has something more important to do it because he expected such reaction of course, and this is basically nothing so new because all last month, which war continues world shows him that he's not right what he's doing and he's going to be completely isolated as constantine told, before but also i'm not agree with the question about india because i just heard last week, i think that was um some government minister who declared that what is good and lead to prosperity of our people who are going to do, he was talking about gas prices and this is very generous for indians now, i mean russian gas, so and they are going to continue so completely isolated in one sense everybody's disagree with the war itself, but it's not about trade, not probably for india and china, so so small isolated. so you don't shine and putting real pressure on vladimir putin china prob

well, india also warned china. - eh samarkand and the uprising of ramis bey.amenei began to cooperate so actively, in particular, against ukraine? to commit an act of war against them, the morning is angry, all the only countries that officially have ties with russia in the aggression against you, in the beginning, it was belarus, and now it has already joined them iran, after they put drones in iran, we were political passions, the social explosion is moving into the political plane, the internal political struggle is going on, everything was boiling for years, look. iran , too, uh, got into this situation in order to somehow switch the arrows of the same west from the ukrainian theater to the iranian theater. and therefore, it is not by chance that it is on the border with azerbaijan. fifty thousand exercises with the threat of an attack on azerbaijan is far from accidental. the minister of defense of israel arrived in azerbaijan immediately with a full e-e with several star generals . with you, in fact, the glove of azerbaijan with the minister of defense,

in particular, we know the very important position of the so-called neutral countries, such as china, indiawhich are included in this door, and they, in principle, expressed their disagreement with putin's policy although before that they had such a uh, i would say pro-russian neutrality, uh, we know that putin visited china on the eve of the war and uh, there were absolutely no such calls to putin not to start this war, then for us interesting politics china is also in the fact that there is a budapest memorandum, which, i will remind you, was signed by the united states, great britain , and then studied in france, and china is about protecting the territorial integrity of the sovereignty of ukraine in exchange for the nuclear weapons that we gave to the same russia, we see that the united states is actively helping us united states great britain finally started practical help to france i am talking about such down to earth real realistic practical things france is helping us china is not giving any support although there are guarantors of our security as possible in in the future to consi

and you can’t block settlements and you can’t use e- dor as a weapon against interests in russia china indias this is an independent system, and these are the steps that the bank of russia has taken to ensure that, well, not only the digital ruble is a settlement system. here is the financial messaging system that is now, well, spring generally tested with india for calculations. with china, it is just an analogue of swift, and it is so good that it is the messaging codes themselves . here are the formats, they are the same as those of swift and it turned out to be very easy for our partners to try and switch. yes, that is, we have created a real alternative to the working americans trying to block. eh, it's development. yes , look how they are trying to put pressure on everyone so that the world does not accept cards anywhere, but this is already impossible, because when the dollar is used, as a weapon, when not only russia is there, iran, venezuela, but also the arab countries are at risk of freezing. when china realizes that it is urgent to get rid of dollars, it exchanges for gold , and

have a problem with brush over your friends, but that they are problem not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so you know, as india for a melissa that, that when there's a little problem with their google chrome, like who shot it and any issues that's not the problem. so that's not okay. that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was dominated by the know, the birth of the family shows that the countries can resolve the problem. the need to join hands with are the economy like china, india, south africa, brazil that need to resolve the problem. our correspondent memory of a notion is then bali following the summit. she sent us this report examining the key challenges and behind the scenes tension. at this year's g 20 summit opposed cars, paradise island, warm weather, and ice cold discussions. this here is g 20 summit which brings together 19 of the world's major economies. and the u is being held here in it. and he says, barley and is expected to be more tens. that is probably ever been pr

uh, major players from all over the world , including russia, china, india, have also invited an american delegation here. yesterday president joe biden, but announced that the united states would increase cooperation with state incoming ones, but, of course, he was more remembered for the fact that when he talked with his son, and the prime minister of cambodia, he thanked colombia for organizing such a forum. well, as you understand, by geography from latin america, no one came here the president and spoke and did not even notice it, but they invited here more of these representatives who are not participating in the east asian summit and are present here secretary general of the united nations and also came here, also dmitry kuleba, minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, his antonin, secretary of state. the united states assured that washington supports ukraine that it is kiev that should determine the timing of possible negotiations with moscow well, russia has already talked a lot that it is open to negotiations. here, kiev just does not go to them, although on the eve of the secret

are going to he _ was that india and china are going to be part — was that india and china are problem — to be part of the solution. the problem is that they are going to be saying _ problem is that they are going to be saying to _ problem is that they are going to be saying to the western world, you industrialised for the last 200 years— industrialised for the last 200 years and now it is our turn and we are not going — years and now it is our turn and we are not going to sacrifice, we are going _ are not going to sacrifice, we are going to — are not going to sacrifice, we are going to sacrifice our development on the _ going to sacrifice our development on the back of carbon emissions. and that is_ on the back of carbon emissions. and that is a _ on the back of carbon emissions. and that is a real— on the back of carbon emissions. and that is a real problem because they are industrialising very fast, to be fair to— are industrialising very fast, to be fairto china, it are industrialising very fast, to be fair to china, it is producing a lot in the _ fair to china, it is produ

what about india and china there's some tension there as well? >> it isd. terrifying, right? hese countries arey. nuclear armed. i am not certain how many india has it must be at least 100 by now. china is known to have two -- 300 nuclearle missiles. they have a border in a very tense relationship a disputed border i should say in the himalayan mountains. and all kinds of competing interest. i do not know it anyone can do about any of that. i have in the broadest sense an idea that what i would really like to see is for americans to truly bring our empire home from the old world but abandon our policyxt of so-called pax americana extending our security relationships all around the world. and instead no longer have a dog in any of these fights. abandon all of her conflict of interest and then truly play and honesty peace broker as we should as a limited constitutional republic. and then we can say to china, and india, and pakistan as well, let's all work something out. let's outwork something out about the border in the himalayan mountains but of course right now we cannot nego

china india india, as we can see at a huge pace, is growing and the population has already surpassed china and, accordingly, consumption. uh, fuel. there are many jokes. what now, when india moved from elephants to mopeds, there was already a huge increase in oil consumption. and if they change seats from mopeds in a car, then it will almost suffocate. please tell me, have you noticed such a trend that in recent years , oil companies such as shell chevron action mobile have begun to invest part of their funds in green energy. this is, again, windmill solar do you think it's true? intelligent vision? what is the future for anyway? or it is rather a question of how difficult it is for them to resist the propaganda and political ajindi that are present today. i think that it is really rather an attempt to resist or integrate into some common new ideology. in general, the green does not fall under the fat. there's this cancellation culture, uh, that's going around the planet and being nobody. there's green in the trends, and trips, because what they were told by politicians and politician

this is a provocation of pitting, and this is the opposition, of course, russia china russia india, i a different level are used, but by the neoliberal press in relation to the desantes and trump. look at it actually these managed to poison these guys. they are now in this situation, when there was already a consolidated candidacy. now they are upset. they managed to do it somehow. i think we need to be very careful. behind this, people change, countries change, the methods are the same. by the way, i’m thinking about the fact that playing off here is a little wrong, because i, uh, understand how the growth of antis, yes, and all the problems that trump experienced even before the election. it was quite obvious to me, so what? or they will decide, this is behind the scenes. that's quite a miracle of favor, by the way, not necessarily in favor of trump, or they will definitely collide in the primaries and the relationship between them will be sorted out. it was inevitable. and in general, from my point of view, it does not play any role at all. yes , you know, when here, uh, they menti

meaning it would have had some kind of buy in from russian allies, china and india. do you think it makes a difference? of course makes a difference because russia is completely isolated. the ukranian president zalinski was talking not about g 20, but to about g 19. and if you saw the pictures and just love of was sitting there in a t shirt somewhere on the palm trees and it showed, i think exactly where washer stands in the diplomatic world. that's isolated. of course, not everybody is really a, as a stake in this conflict in europe. african latin american states don't have the same stake as europeans or american surf. but i think the declaration really shows that to us is isolated to him. so it's a big blow for, for, for the russian diplomatic efforts, maria constant, he mentioned a lever off the foreign minister of russia sitting under the palm trees. but in fact, he was sitting in the room at the g. 20 meeting when the president lensky gave his virtual speech to the group and lever off, then fired back with a long set of accusations. are essentially once again de

in this conflict, would you expect the g 20 statement and this by, in, from china and india to whatever extent it's there to actually make a difference for vladimir putin in his calculations. actually, plasma was and didn't come to the 20, not just because he has something more important to do is because he expected such reaction of course. and this is basically nothing so new because last month so which war can sing is so would shows i him that he's not right what he's doing and he's, he's going to be completely insulated, visit you and constant in told before. but also i'm not agree with me in a question about india because i just heard last week, i think that was sir. and some governments minister who declared that what's is goods and lead to prosperity of our people are going to do. he was looking about gas prices, and this is very generous for engine is now. i mean, passion, gas. so, and they're going to continue. so completely let it in one sense. everybody's disagree with the war itself, but it's not about traits, not probably for in san china, so so small leave, isolated, so you

and china and india are being criticized for buying call that docusign, forcing fuel. but why is there no reference to how euro pas tipped up there use of that very same data force in fuel importing it in record quantities from places like south africa. goal is said to remain a critical input for affordable and reliable power generation. not only in the developing world, but also in highly industrialized and developed nations, which have recently increased their reliance on coal to meet their energy needs to be more precise in the 1st 5 months of 2020 to a lawn, e u countries imported 40 per cent more than they deed in all of 2020 to $1.00. plus you have probably read about how countries like germany alls, clia denmark on the netherlands, half all is restrictions on coal fired power stations at home. also europe's oil imports, another polluting force and fuel. just hit to yes. hi, it seems many statements and not being tested because these missions have the right political views. do they get a free pass because the coal and oil isn't russian. many commentators question

him in his place not only from the side of nato as a powerful factor, but also from the side of china and indiait is already threatened by nuclear potential in this world. i just know the good leaders of these countries. i have been to china and india and brazil and the usa and in europe, what do they react strongly to, apart from helping our allies, to the fact that there may be a threat to them specifically, their peoples, their countries, and personally agreed only to move especially close partners of russia when they feel that an aggressor threatens them and the use of nuclear weapons chemical proctological weapons are a threat not only to ukraine, but to europeans and turks, and if he talked about nuclear weapons to the whole world, this is the argument that can be used by us in negotiations with the countries of the twenty in order to force putin to leave the territory of ukraine, but not to use those weapons that pray for the harvest of the championship of ukraine of civilization. thank you, mykola, the husbands of the general of the army of ukraine, the head of the foreign intelligence

israel india, china. then we lean on all of our allies and do everything we can to a global push for total disarmament and people say this is just impossible, but we outlawed biological weapons. and that doesn't mean that no one can ever cheat. but it means that it's absolutely illegal and it's inspected and guaranteed in various ways. and if you look at the treaty of 1968, it's the nuclear weapon states promise to someday get rid of their nukes. i admit, hasn't helped, but the non-nuclear weapons states have agreed to allow inspectors in and permanent inspection regimes in countries to guarantee to secure against the diversion of nuclear material to any military purpose. and that has worked absolutely. in fact, look at even the case of iran, where despite all of the hype and all the accusations about their program, the iaea, this entire time since they've begun to introduce nuclear material into their in 2005, the iaea has continued verify the non diversion of nuclear material in iran to any military or

the russian delegation in every possible way to discourage russia from its traditional allies, china and indiageneral, it is no coincidence that uh, probably, on the eve of tomorrow, this is uh, president biden. i met with the leader of china, xi jinping, and it is obvious that the main issue was china's position on the russian-ukrainian conflict, and a neutral, balanced, clear position china does not join the sanctions china provides russia with all kinds of support, both technological and financial, and much more. well, and first of all, of course, political and diplomatic. e, so there is e, the west has the last night left for the west today. it is now really deep night here, almost midnight, to somehow drag. these are the countries that will not give. uh, it is already obvious e to carry out that same isolation that riche, sunok, biden and many others hope for so much, what they will be doing this night. you can guess, but, nevertheless, they literally have a chance left. they will study at night, dragging each other to russia with fantasy. no, we will not even think in this direction pass

rates have risen sharply in china, india, turkey, brazil, however, there are also european countrieshat, contrary to public statements, are developing cooperation, in some. russian imports and exports increased by 80% with belgium, by 57% with spain, by 32% with holland and 13% from japan, this is partly due to the fact that in the first months after the invasion, europe continued to buy russian gas, moreover, it even accelerated its purchases due to the winter and did this by paying extremely large sums, in addition to gas and oil, there are other explanations russia is also one of the world's leading suppliers of many non-energy raw materials, but for example, france buys russian uranium for its nuclear plants, and belgium maintains the main gem center in antwerp for account of russian diamonds. at the same time, residents still have to tighten their belts in germany , warns that there may be interruptions in the supply of farmer's meat, including due to rising energy prices on the verge of bankruptcy. as a result, prices for meat products may rise by about a third similar problems

beginning it contains the same triangle that you dmitry vyacheslavovich just spoke about russia china india will establish relations with each other , south africa brazil argentina iran uh, so, i think, such a united arab emirates, as it were, is on friendly terms with respect to us, the state can also apply, saudi arabia what does this oil say. they are of course, ap and so on, therefore, uh, that pentagon with uh, new peaks that will appear in it, of course. well, probably, probably, they threaten the national interest, the puck, that's why they are so afraid. they don't want to come in, they don't want to be friends. although, in fact, the united states also needs cooperation based on equality and mutuality. the united states is losing eurasia in our eyes; their policy in relations between russia and china of the countries of the middle east is conducive to consolidation. eurasia without their control without their participation, and this is a fundamental change. uh, global alignment of forces. we're handing over to the news now, and the big game will be back in this studio at 4:50 pm. s

yet they have a problem with russia over your friend, but that they are not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global as india for a melissa that that's when there's a global problem with their google chrome. like who shot it. and so, i mean that use that's not a problem. so that's not okay, that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was dominated by the know the birth of the family. you know, so that the countries can resolve the problem the need to join hands with are the economy like china, india, south africa, brazil, that's indonesia to resolve the problem are correspond, maria, the notion is then bali following the summit. she sent us this report examining the key challenges and behind the scenes tensions this year summit. a post car is paradise island, warm weather and ice cold discussions. this year's g 20 summit, which brings together 19 of the world's major economies and the u is being held here in, in, in asia is barley and is expected to be more tens that is probably ever been president

they have a problem with brush over your friend, but that they are problem not a problem. india not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so, you know, as india for that, that when there is a problem with the europe, you know, as a global problem when they're google chrome, like who shot it. and i mean, that use that's not the problem. so that's not okay. that's not gonna be a battle. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was, you know, the birth of the self shows that the countries can resolve the problem. the need to join hands with are the economy like china, india, south africa, brazil that need to resolve the problem are corresponding maria phenomena is in bali following the summit. she said, as this report examining the key challenges and behind the scenes tension, this year's g. 20 summit, a postcard paradise island, warm weather and ice cold discussions. this year's g 20 summit, which brings together 19 of the world's major economies, and the eu has been held here in it and is, is barley and is expected to be more tense.

that because of this particular clash, which also aligns with a distribution of power to shift china, india, japan, russia, the united states all engaging in this particular critical hotspot, geographic hotspot, while a shooting war may not be in the works anytime soon, we have to understand that the problems that are being driven by these arrangements, these power competitions come at the expense of the security architecture of asia. and, you know, going back to the main core of these meetings will look into as young since 960 s of the n has endeavored to maintain its centrality within the continent to ensure inclusive dialogue between minimal major powers. but with what is happening now, we're looking to the erosion of that audience in charlie p. discord within the block. and at the same time, the proliferation of exclusive arrangements for that matter and the delusion of existing multi lateral frameworks. so this becomes very problematic in terms of the security architecture of the region. it's good to have you with us. after 2, he is a violence. the ethiopian government and militants fr

what about india and china?there some tension down there well with nuclear weapons treasure it's terrifying, right? both of these country after country nuclear on. i'm not against certain how many in the has. it must be at least 100 now. china is no depth to the 300 nuclear missiles, and they have a a board and a very tense relationship, i disputed border i should say in the himalayan mountains, and all kinds of competing interests. and i don't know what anyone can do about any of that. i mean, i have sort of in the broadest sense an idea of what i would really like to see is for america to truly bring our empire home from the old world, abandon our policy of hegemony and so-called pax americana comics in our security relationships all around the world. and instead no longer have a dog any of these fights. abandon all of our conflicts of interest, and eventually play honest peace broker as we should as a limited constitutional republic. and then we can say to china and india and pakistan as well, let's all work

that's not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so, you know, as india for a melissa that, that when there's a problem with the european global problem, when they're who bought from like, who used to work, that's not the problem. so that's not okay. not constructive at all. now, you know, you make a good point there because when you're talking about the g 20 summit, you're talking about all of these leaders coming together. a lot of opportunities there. but it also seems like when it comes to the western leaders, that they are almost taking it as more of a platform to state their opinions more so than actually working together. so when you get this kind of polarization and possibly degradation of international institutions and platform, what is the lasting impact of that? well, that's a good question. actually if you look at the chinese media to change the language, the media, and also media in countries focus on hold to content, post the newspapers in english. and you can be all asian, they should at least say, come to reveal about

this group of countries has arisen, but i will include russia china india and a number of other statesespectively, as an ally of russia, it is natural who want build a more harmonious system of relations between states. let's just figure it out. it understands two concepts. again, they have already been formulated. there is the concept of global dominance and the concept of a global sheet. nobody is opposed to having leaders, you know, and also the same multipolar world, but the leader sees next to him strong independent subjects capable of expressing their position, which will be influenced by stronger ones, but expressing their position of the country that offers the concept of global dominance. they see next to them only metropolitan satets and satellite status. specifically. see. it is necessary to remove the orthodox country, which interferes with gays, that is, the position. here you just took something about it. we are now saying this is one of the pillars. these are spiritual approaches, so to speak, traditional values ​​are from aspects, but this is a much more complex system,