india in its competition with china, which would help in this competition with china , besides, it is to cooperate with states on an equal level , that is, on raider mode , today leads india to the status of one of global leaders to the status of one of the centers of world powers, the eu is trying to promote the idea of ​​reform for the sake of un security, so that india takes the place of one of the permanent members of the security council, and to this day, as we can see from the agreements that will be reached in washington, india receives investments from the united states of america , india continues to develop cooperation in the ucc in space, for example, some productions will be located in the united states, but located on the territory of india, this is normal to be a positive influence on the development of the indian economy. i generally like hrytsenko, the chief consultant of the national institute of strategic studies was in direct contact with us. we have important information . before active actions , we all had a unique chance to determine our fate and destiny

it was blocked by aksaichin or white ravine, a huge uninhabited region that india china considered theirsgan to be of great importance in the sixty-second year. india has established. there are more than 30 checkpoints here. china decided to remove them after a month of fighting, it took us diplomatic intervention, but china gained a foothold in exai chin, providing supplies to tibet after 3 years , the situation escalated due to the indus -pakistani conflict china and pakistan opposed india, contesting its territory in kashmir in the autumn of the sixty- seventh year, the chinese army tried to oust the indian units from the passes on the border of tibet and sekim, the indians installed additional barbed wire, the chinese took it. it's like aggression began artillery duel at the border post, chula chinese soldiers went to the bayonet, but in the end the pass remained under indian control. calm reigned for 87 years, when the disputed area began to hold out became an indian state , the parties were preparing for a conflict, but thanks to the efforts of indian diplomats, it managed to avoid

so kind of india compete with china. well, let's take a look at the numbers. china as well. that's 17 trillion the economy is nearly 5 times larger than that of india bought the ac d. so as the economic growth in india is expected out showing china this year, the average chinese individual has an economic output of almost $13000.00 a year. it is less than $2500.00 for the average indian china produces more than half of the world's 5 g infrastructure. while india is way behind. they things artificial intelligence. 5 is received at least $95000000000.00 in private investment between 2013 and last year india and so on. this received nearly 7000000000 and 4 of the was 20 biggest tech companies by revenue. a chinese none is based in india as well from china, india with joined that by me. how and thomas, a senior economist and program manager of economic kindly takes at austin sullivan . good to have you with us. what do you make of these economic deals that between india and the us? what we're seeing in some we is that the again, the us have basically a beat to a few of deals in t

minister of india and says so, if you start these dates today, you will get a full answer, and china, indiaainst it and will react harshly, so there will be some kind of result, if this is the case, why do you want to run away? dam that they were going to blow up, they knew that we were carrying out explosives and you all studied calmly, he will rush to some border, you know , to move belarus and demonstrate the deployment, whether it is launch or not launch, blackmail how much there is like that, this is not necessary to allow how to prevent how they allowed the start of the war when you were to consult all the countries of the world powerful personally and not only some as he went to bow to putin and you are not against war and the like you start, we will start all against you, a lot of it needs to be connected, there was only yes, and india , brazil, another, but it is a big job and why should there be an active position before that? also, we are primarily interested, but now the world is interested in itself and its countries and peoples, nuclear weapons have destroyed everyone mr. gene

china - russia and india russia germany as well as france britain then warned that in the case of use will be reverse actions, i am speaking directly, not from the mouth of officials, the actions of various formats cannot be deciphered, but the consolidated position of this country and constant reminders and delivery of specific signals, especially during the period when there is information that there is not only rhetoric, but preparation. i think that this is a factor of deterrence. that the start of a nuclear war , let's create the prerequisites for a global nuclear reaction at the tactical level, it destroys humanity, and therefore neither the chinese nor the americans , europeans, nor the russians are ready to die, that's the factor that will direct everyone to some extent to the structure of the cyclist, unlikely, very much supports that for 99%, which then does not apply because i know that i personally did not commit suicide, he is afraid of the rhetoric, then you see i will blow up more dams, they still have the crimean captain will blow up in the case of the crimean law, thi

india? well, the big kahuna in the room is china. - between the us and india? the big kahuna in the room is china. you | big kahuna in the room is china. you have to understand that geopolitically india and the us are aligned in concerns with china. india has a border of 2100 miles with china which has never been settled, so i think that china does play a critical role here, but more important is just us companies. they want to take the risk out of their supply chain and they want to move their manufacturing into india. apple was doing nothing three years ago, will manufacture 2a million iphones there next year. one of the most affluent minority groups, one of the most educated, they are driving this agenda quite aggressively. they also play a pivotal role in swing states in america where they can vote for democrats or republicans, and that will define the presidency itself. there is a combination of multiple factors, but more important is what we are seeing is the personal relationship that prime minister modi has built with president biden. yet he had a relati

officer. rank the current personnel reorganization of its army, india leads, without taking its eyes off its neighbor, becoming the fourth after chinaof defense spending of the state of the world, india ranks second in terms of the size of the armed forces and even despite the rapid growth of the digital economy, military service one of the most prestigious occupations in country dmitry melnikov vladislav dodonov especially for international review from india smoke from unprecedented forest fires in canada enveloped new york, they say that there was no such concentration of harmful substances in the city air never, and the landscape itself was painted in bewitching red-orange tones, as if you and i were on mars to invigorate the leading fox da mars roman. the god of battles, indeed, seems to have appeared on earth and envelops with his fog the fog of war everything that can, sooner or later the fog dissipates, but so far it only thickens in the literal and figurative sense. it was an international review. see you later. you can not find the exact rate on the loan. now on compare loan we will show the exact rate, amount and payment o

china is sentiment there? do you think being visible by india is a very important piece in america's china policy. campbell, i think he is responsible for in the pacific because they are coming. okay. yeah. being in the national security council, i think he wants to famously said the india is a very important component of america's trying to policy. so, you know, this clearly says that the just as intends to establish the same kind of allies. so like some more like the needle and drag india 8. 1 thing that's regrettably, my view that every time washington goes on to try to quote an l i, a stablish allies. what can be off on the table? nothing other than rapids of tags. jeff ida, so one of these things, this is not the way you know, people from china, which on these 2 things when we talk about mutual economic business interest, i do some business trade investment. these are the things that, that are conducive to humans development. i mean, this is quote, construction. what does the weapons and then jeff on us to destruction, right. so i think that's a key difference. i wanna, i wanna emphasize, you mentioned ch

, because china india will turn into the largest consumers of them. if the mayor is willing to continue to be such an important role in the fight against climate change, then we, and china and india are also required because they will be the largest countries that will emit carbon, industries today existence, closer to the sources. e clean energy around the world. well, what about neftegaz will be able to somehow introduce oil and gas operations into their next life stage. they account for about 15% of greenhouse gas emissions and but the industry's capacity and resources. they are reduced quickly and effectively by brackets one and two in terms of intensity in order to achieve a 35% reduction in emissions of the order of 60% in 2050 , in order to ensure a result in zero emissions of the order of 600 billion us dollars, it is necessary to spend in order to to ensure such a reduction in our decade. and this is only a fraction of the four trillion us dollars that oil and gas companies accumulated in 2022. you spend on this kind of program to achieve such

helping india deter china challenge helping india deter china in the region in a favourable balance countries in the region that will remain on the land and some options and alternatives into that together with the us alone but as well as through the quad of the australian indian, japan and us grouping. quite a bit of alignment _ indian, japan and us grouping. quite a bit of alignment in _ indian, japan and us grouping. quite a bit of alignment in terms of geopolitical aims. a bit of alignment in terms of geopoliticalaims. but a bit of alignment in terms of geopolitical aims. but there is divergence as well, isn't there? you mentioned russia, they rely on russia for a 50% of its defence needs at that there is the on this of the us. the response to the war in ukraine and india certainly hasn't come out strongly to speak against russia, certainly not as much as the us would like. which are seeinu in much as the us would like. which are seeing in the — much as the us would like. which are seeing in the divergence _ much as the us would like. which are seeing in the divergence still - s

if you look at watch at those options, china and india both adoptive want to same. you try to position both have bought tons of oil from much so. right. and you can, which country is from the more political pressure? it's actually china, lots of change, right? so that says something about washington is not very consistent position with respect to this issue. so i think um, and if you asked me the big difference between india and china and that's probably the biggest deal for us. i mean this a 2nd was a 2nd. the agenda you alluded to regarding china from washing this prospective. there's another agenda behind this. i don't think that agenda exist was back to indiana culture, or it might be the exact opposite actually. well, the americans and out pretty open and courting indians into the various anti chinese initiatives and of the american defense secretary lloyd doors. and while visiting india recently promised, a whole range of the most advanced military technologist and sort of inviting india to be the this, what, what did they did he say to kick complimented in thi

china sentiment . there is awesome. do you think being visible by india is a very important piece in america's china policy. campbell, i think he is responsible for in the pacific or is it yeah, being in the the national security council. i think he was previously said that india is a very important component of america's trying to policy. so, you know, this clearly says that the united states intends to establish the same kind of allies. so like somewhere like the needle and drug india 8. 1 thing that's regrettably, my view, that every time washington goes on to try to quote an l i a stablish lies. what can it off on a table? nothing other than rapids of tags, jeff fido, so are these things. this is not the way you know, people from china. we, chinese 2 things. when we talked about mutual economic business interests, i do some business trade investment. these are the things that i'm conducive to humans development. i mean this is quote, construction. what does the weapons and then jeff on us to destruction, right. so i think that's a key difference. i wa

ambassadors and representatives of uh, china india iran many other countries in asia uh, also statesafrica latin america arab region, by the way, uh, there were more than a dozen posts from the arab region, and after the concert we received a lot of positive feedback, including words from china india other countries, uh, through saudi arabia in addition, but congratulated us, uh, on the day of the russian language and publicly thanked us for such an excellent, as they said concert program or like that. i already said. this clearly confirms the interest of representatives, e. most of the states of the world, in a dialogue of cooperation with russia in the knowledge of our country, its culture, its language, and the holiday confirmed that russian music and literature cannot be canceled and despite such any wishes, the attempts of russian culture still attracts to itself and it is the bridge of friendship and mutual understanding. e with the vast majority of countries in the world. and you said that a lot there were artists, and even here i am watching from france , japan and other coun

already seen many times that the russians do not care about the lives of civilians that in fact, china, indiarkey and other countries, in particular the countries of the west, will use the kremlin and continue to say that this is already a red line out of all the possibilities and that this will only happen. all the guilty will be immediately brought to justice, so the threat really remains, the russians understand, in particular, the kremlin leadership that they will pay a huge price if they dare to take such a radical step they are generals a week ladies generals a week ago joseph biden publicly stated that the use of tactical nuclear weapons by russia is in reality, of course, the president of the united states of america simply could not say that without any data on this, usually presidents rely on intelligence data from special services, and we remember very well how on the eve of the great war baida repeatedly warned ukraine that putin had decided to start a big war in ukraine part of the people were skeptical about these statements then that were heard now. biden is talking about the r

and this is very good news for us, because it will mean india's departure from russia. from the reduction of its indian labor from china, in general, the return of india to the rails of the democratic world, and immediately after this visit of blinkin , a historic visit of modi to washington is expected, it seems to be the first state visit of the highest level, where it is planned to sign certain security agreements, we hope to hear some good news from here. also, we have already heard such information that the ministry of defense of germany, after the forum, what does log look like in singapore, this is such a top security uniform in the pacific ocean that recently passed and he visited judel, and according to some of the consequences of these negotiations, germany is preparing to supply indian submarines, which is very serious, this means that the democratic world itself is ready to make concessions to india, to feed its security in this way, to eliminate russian traces. for us, it is very good. we hope that in the near future there will be more good people, it is not bad that india is around arthur. and what else i

uh, in the sense of the united states with china, or is it china and india, the united states is not the one hand. uh, china exactly half heard from glinkin what he wanted to hear, that is. that there is one china and in this case taiwan is part of a larger china but the second part of the statement about that the us will no longer support militarily taiwan will not send a state-level delegation there china did not hear, but for the whale. this is the critical red line. and as we see the military relations between china and the united states, which were interrupted after the visit of pilosia, they have not been restored, but the main point. that's what we, frankly, are interested in. china has moved somewhere in its russian-ukrainian position or not. and you know very many, uh, western correspondents. and by the way, speaking about ukrainian correspondents, etc. to the analyst that china e stating that it does not supply lethal weapons to you will not supply lethal weapons to russia, this shows its some kind of shift to the side. uh, let's say about the ukrainian position. in fact. u

relations , they are deteriorating, the turning point was the clashes on the border of india and chinathe summer of 2020 2010 then relations deteriorated india is more openly siding with the united states not only in terms of security but when it comes to technology and the economy recently china and india expelled journalists alone one, india understands that it cannot completely distance itself from china because there are strong economic relations, but the direction is clear. india is more openly on the side of the united states against china, analysts agree that china and russia are situational allies in the resistance to us sanctions and also strive to reduce the influence of the american dollar, but the limitations of their partnership are becoming more and more obvious oksana voytenko oleksii sika voice of america russians do not allow representatives of the united nations to enter the occupied territories affected by the explosion of kakhovskaya hpp, the russian authorities rejected the request of the un to deliver humanitarian aid there, this is stated in the statement of the

and i think if you look at walk at those options, china and india both adopted more of the same. you try to position both have bought tons of oil from much so. right. and you can, which country is and the more political pressure, it's actually china, not so much in the right. so that says something about washington is not very consistent position with respect to this issue. so i think i'm going to be asked to meet the big difference between india and china. and that's probably the biggest, the 1st, i mean this a 2nd, was that 2nd, the agenda you alluded to regarding china from washington to suspect if there's another jammed up behind this. i don't think that agenda exist was back to indiana culture, or it might be the exact opposite actually. well, the americans in our pre opening, according indians, into the various anti chinese initiatives and of the american defense secretary lloyd doors. and while visiting india recently promised, a whole range of the most advanced military technologist and sort of inviting india to be the this, what, what did they did he say to kick complimen

the americans themselves do not want a wife conflict with china. indiaer to contain china simply to limit it as an american. expansions in this regard should be discarded, and the americans in another there of those technologies of the chinese, another technological age, so that they lag behind in their development. and in this regard, limit, helping for the americans to limit logistical trade opportunities china india could come in handy, as other partners of the united states in this region could come in handy , for example, on sunday the us nuclear aircraft carrier vietnam comes to vietnam well, which is our eternal historical ally, in this case it is already as a situational partner of the united states speaks. this is what the chinese need to think about. well, secondly to us, so the americans do not want to provoke wars with china, they want strangle the chinese, yes, in a different way, why does he need a war, really. well, maxim, you know, well, for eight years, or even more , you have heard that the united states needs ukraine to contain it. rus

then again, china and india together is almost double the amount of trade or exports that we do to america average is on here on 8 percent. china and india combined as of it was around 16 percent. let's say worsening relations between the east and west accelerating the expansion of the brakes. and that seems kill with friends at the block, joining the folks in cape town and they include several african states, saudi arabia, and the wrong me de la l. g 0, cape town, a traditional pro have has been launched in india to investigate recent ethnic violence in the northeastern states of money for india. as interior minister says overtime judge will lead the case. the state has experienced weeks of unrest from fighting mainly between the mate and cruelty communities of equations of state jobs . and the pugs favoring the may take at least 16 people listen kills and 35000 this displace. yes. okay, i do see, i have insurance from civil society organizations from both communities. they say that misunderstanding will be cleared out soon. i also have a report showing that leaders from both sides are re

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russia china india brazil and south africa the organization includes the largest states, where 40% oforld's population lives, egypt's application is expected to be considered in august at its summit, and earlier joining the biks declared argentina and indonesia, the united arab emirates and many other countries, only about 20 states. now about how the special military operation is going on tonight our forces. they delivered a massive blow under the lamps of ukrainian nationalists, they hit the places of accumulation of western armored vehicles, as well as the ammunition depots, many explosions thundered in odessa, including on the territory of the former industrial zone, where, according to some reports , there was a weapons depot. poltava and kharkov regions. well, our forces were actively working on the positions of the nationalists close to the border of the belgorod region, intelligence discovered hidden enemy strongholds, their firing points, the coordinates were transferred to the headquarters and synchronously on enemy positions, aviation and artillery. it is on the artificial

the world means russia, china, india, south africa, brazil, in addition to iran , cuba, and north koreasides the 28 countries sanctioned by iran that did not do this, santino, egypt, and indonesia, like iran , i want to join, so a major part of the world's economy is leaving. to my left , don't use the dollar anymore, and bring the dollar to the minimum in trade exchanges, it is clear that because the americans are losing power and shifting power to the east, from what mr. macron takes to many western thinkers and officials, all of them have officially announced that it is clear what the situation is that the americans are facing, for example. the relationship between iran and saudi arabia, the reestablishment of relations, as well as talks about the rapid establishment of relations between iran and the path to upgrade the white level, all of these will be determined in this puzzle. now bahrain wants to know, everyone wants to know about the relationship with iran in the eastern bloc , india, china, russia, iran. have in addition iran's other economies are also one of the main pillars,

india and the us see natural complementarity is. where chinamatory capacities at home. and we saw that in the announcement by micron, the us company, investing in india. there are clearly opportunities in emerging opportunities in the digital sphere, emerging opportunities in the digitalsphere, in phones emerging opportunities in the digital sphere, in phones where apple is wrapping up as an alternative to china. the india growth story with apple is emerging faster and faster. but that entire _ emerging faster and faster. but that entire growth story is being fuelled largely by russian oil. since the war in ukraine we have seen dependence on russian oil in india go from 4% to 40%. is the us on russian oil in india go from 4% to a0%. is the us going to be willing to overlook that in an era of bilateral trade between the two? look, quite frankl , between the two? look, quite frankly, russia _ between the two? look, quite frankly, russia traditionally i frankly, russia traditionally has been a very small supplier of energy for india. india has bou

of agricultural machinery, plant protection products , fertilizers and seeds from belarus russia china indiay and other countries, the exposition of the holding, gomselmash is a self-propelled forage harvester and grain harvester enterprise in the regions. need more active mastering the production of new products , deputy minister of economy tatyana brantsevich said about this in a dobrush at a paper mill. competent planning, timely modernization allowed the company to quickly increase production last year and actively sell under the rush demand for its products, as a result, the growth in sales of revenue and salaries of employees. therefore, it is important for every enterprise today to determine its strategy for further development. the belarusian universal commodity exchange has accredited brokers in the pskov region, now it is online covers nine regions, in addition to pskov - this is moscow, rostov, samara, tula, as well as mordovia, tatarstan, chuvashia and the krasnodar territory, it is assumed that the new broker will help increase trade by attracting small and medium-sized business

trying to recruit allies minister of foreign affairs sergey lavrov joined his colleagues from china, india, brazil, and other countries. this is an alliance that seeks to challenge the west on many economic issues, including in ukraine. near the venue of the meeting, a group of ukrainians protest against russia's invasion of their country, we demand that minister lavrov immediately stop the unjust, unprovoked war, stop killing our children officials are watching this from the balcony for russia , the meaning of all this is to show that it is not isolated, so the west may have united against it through ukraine, but huge countries such as india, china still support moscow, and a large part of africa is trying to take a wait-and-see position officially south africa maintains neutrality towards ukraine, but not far from the venue of the meeting is a naval base from where, according to the us , weapons were recently sent to russia and this was allegedly recorded by an amateur african video officials assure that this is not true, but now they have an even bigger headache. vladimir putin is to co

, by the way, a gigantic role in making china india back on the world stage emerged uh the soviet terms of decolonization in terms of supporting china for quite a long time before the well-known events with khrushchev. well, earlier. by the way, well , that's why they are now world players of such magnitude and the united states is forced to humiliate itself in front of the prime minister. eh, for india, this is a great merit of our ancestors, because the soviet union fought for such a world, such a world that now exists the soviet union no longer exists, but this world exists. safonov these are very serious people. you'll have to move out on any lawlessness. this is our house there is a palych paratroopers do not leave their own. it was understandable as a result of the first world war. the russian empire new incarnations as a result of many hostilities, the soviet union lost a significant part of the territory, the so-called lines. she explained that she was by right, the passing heir of the russian empire of the land. well, relatively speaking, therefore, what was signed, then

wounds including even china india and well , on specific companies what is happening in this directionsia already feel, uh, the new sanctions is pressure and will washington in brussels and london prevent russia from getting much -needed funds for the armed struggle? as i said in my introductory speech , deep transformations are taking place in the development of our country and in the world, after all, we began to focus on the market of asian countries , africa, latin america neither yesterday , long before the start. uh, here are the tragic events in ukraine for a long time. and why? and, because the trends of the world economy are changing, because that the new leaders are changing because the growth rate of the growth rate, uh, of the trade turnover, let's say between china and the eurozone, is even greater than the growth rate of our trade relations with china . when i hear that you sing depending on china you've been in for a long time. you know what's the matter got a long time ago, right? and nothing's like, like, uh, they're good at hitting. uh, and we have good hmm, not just,

china? i was in india about six months ago — china? i was in india about six months ago and _ china? out six months ago and had a - china? i was in india about six| months ago and had a meeting with the — months ago and had a meeting with the national security adviser. i have not heard the word — adviser. i have not heard the word strategic advantage on china, — word strategic advantage on china, those words put together in an— china, those words put together in an hour— china, those words put together in an hour and have meted then i in an hour and have meted then i have _ in an hour and have meted then i have in— in an hour and have meted then i have in the last ten years. india — i have in the last ten years. india and _ i have in the last ten years. india and the united states are increasingly saying the threat of china, _ increasingly saying the threat of china, the foreign policy of china, — of china, the foreign policy of china, the _ of china, the foreign policy of china, the expansion of china into— china, the expansion of china into the — china, the expansion of china into t

we have to be sold to the east to china and to even india. that's why we're seeing a records trade for them to stay with china. and it's going to uh, to break the $200000000000.00 mark this year, and china has read name russia's largest trading partner for 15 years in a row already. what about, let's talk about the linking of the russia, ledger ration, economic union, and the chinese belt and road initiative. i mean this, this is a norma. this is something that's actually being ignored by typically the mainstream media off. did i talk to us about the significance on the colossal potential of this partnership or the bell and really nice and this is uh, is uh, this past is a 1st step back to your ideas about the connectivity. uh, corporation and mode i. uh, that's where the some that has lead to growth in trade smooth pride and logistics and more trends for the capacity. and it boost in culture exchanges and towards some development of which the show high cooperation organization alone of the which is part of the baron mo, initiate is a colors 2

china. that's where the interest of india and, and us are much more line. both countries, of course, are in a competition with china. india has a border dispute with china and is increasingly concerned about china's and plants in the region. and that's where we can see some progress. the economic power of the west led by the united states. when you look at that, do you see it being diminished now by the rise of china in india, we're seeing in their dealings with russia. if they don't get on board with the us sanctions, it can make these sanctions basically takes less as well. the reality is that sanctions have very rarely actually transformed countries, south africa and the upper tide regime in the 1980s is probably the one example of sanctions being successful. but when you look at our sanctions, policy needs to be north korea or, or around, or even a rock during saddam error. none of them have accomplished the objective of what we want to see of curtailing their weapons programs. in the case of iran or north korea or changing the regime in a rock. so it's

stuart: also about decoupling from china. india is the alternative to china.s is all about. >> that goes both ways which i want things manufactured in the united states but the extent that we can't get our supply chains out of china and into america let's get them into india. by the way, he's also addressing congress today and i want to give kevin mccarthy a shout out for extending that invitation. is one of only five foreign leaders in american history ever to address congress twice. this is just an absolutely crucial relationship from sarma to google ingredients to rare earth to clean energy down the line. this is an exciting partnership. there is over 200,000 us jobs with an average salary of $106,000 generated by indian technology companies. it's an income. partnership with a lot of upside. blue one to the china relationship. president biden calls china's xi xinping a dictator. i think biden wants to look tough after antony blinken told china we do not support taiwan's independence. do you think this tough stance worked? >> it is amazing that when he is in

it so happened that after the start of theirs, the americans made a herculean effort to turn china and indiassian chinese relationship. the very best china is our biggest trading partner of all time, and we're breaking all records. every month, in terms of the volume of this trade with india, our commodity turnover increased by 450%, at first a special military operation, but somehow it really didn’t work out given that china is the world’s first economy, and india is the third for the united states, the search for counterbalances to russia acquires. in general, they already have an existential character, because otherwise they will find themselves in a very serious, not only political, but also economic isolation. and here, uh, secretary of state of the united states for the first time in 5 years. e, visits e, beijing blinkin meets xi jinping, the meeting is rather sour and the comrade is sitting in the chairman's seat, and not as is customary in china when they sit down on the chair. just if a dear guest arrives. uh, well, anyway , the american media presented it as a big american foreign

and t is considered a commodity in large countries such as india, china, africa. but there is a large population to feel that need. so i think there's a good partnership of innovation with technology, but they're still going to be a demand for those high end boutique to use that people are willing to spend the money for. and i believe that the industry is very similar to the wine industry, but for most winds, the majority of winds are like under $20.00. what about t? what is the average price point for t? is it even seen as a luxury good in many parts of the world? and i see t as a luxury good for those non t producing countries. like in the u. s, there are t growers and t farmers here, but those teas will be very expensive because of the labor and it's not a nationally t producing country. but the price is a t will be much less expensive on average in countries such as india, china, africa. and because they're creating high volumes of tea. and it's also, you know, the mindset is considered as a commodity because everyone's everyday drinking beverage, right. but f

when you look at that, do you see it being diminished now by the rise of china in india, we're seeing in their dealings with russia. if they don't get on board with the us sanctions, it can make these sanctions basically ceaseless as well. the reality is that the sanctions have very rarely actually transformed countries. south africa and the upper tide regime in the 1980 is, is probably the one example of sanctions being successful. but when you look at our sanctions, policy needs to be north korea or land or even a rock during saddam error. none of them have accomplished the objective of what we want to see of curtailing their weapons programs, in the case of iran or north korea, or changing the regime in iraq. so it's very, very difficult for the united states. it's always been difficult to use sanctions to really transform these countries. and of course, one only has to look at the embargo on cuba. there's been going on for 70 years and still has not had a successful resume change in our own backyard. and here in uh, in the caribbean, us lawmakers, they are quick to talk about a li

then again, china and india together is almost double the amount of trade or exports that we do to america average is on here on 8 percent. china and india combined as of it was around 16 percent. let's say worsening relations between the east and west accelerating the expansion of bricks and that seems kill with friends at the block . joining the pools in cape town, and they include several african states, saudi arabia, and the wrong me dumler ultra 0 cape town. it all is reportedly significantly increasing extolled pile of enrich uranium 20 weapons grade level. that's according to confidential reports from the international atomic energy agency. the nuclear watchdog says that the roles estimated stopped pot as mold in 23 times the limit sent out in the 2015 nuclear deal of the us pulled out of that deal. 5 years ago, a judge in tennessee has opened a new investigation into political figures, including major opponents of present, ty site, but facing accusations of conspiring against state security. as follows, the series of arrests of opposition leaders in recent months described by sides

with india being _ monitor china and russia. with india being in_ monitor china and russia. n the — monitor china and russia. with india being in the region where it is, and also hosting — being in the region where it is, and also hosting the 620 summit in september, modi has conditioned himself— september, modi has conditioned himself -- — september, modi has conditioned himself —— positioned himself as a negotiator— himself —— positioned himself as a negotiator to handle geopolitics to brin- negotiator to handle geopolitics to bring about peace agreements. modi has an— bring about peace agreements. modi has an election coming up in 2024, he is _ has an election coming up in 2024, he is utilising this opportunity to betray— he is utilising this opportunity to betray to — he is utilising this opportunity to betray to the indian people that he is a world — betray to the indian people that he is a world leader that everyone is seeking _ is a world leader that everyone is seeking to— is a world leader that everyone is seeking to bring about solutions. 0n seeking to bring about s

then again, china and india together is almost double the amount of trade or exports that we do to america. average is on here on 8 percent. china and india combined. as of it was around 16 percent. analysts say worsening relations between east and west, accelerating the expansion of bricks and that seems kill with friends at the block . joining the folks in cape town and they include several african states, saudi arabia, and the wrong me de la l. g 0 cape town. at least 18 people have been killed and fighting between the 2 dogs, warring size as a market and the capital costume. the violence came soon after the army pulled out of talks and saudi arabia with the power of military wrath and support. forces. both sides accuse each other violation a truce that was meant to allow the safe passage of humanitarian aid. but the united states has it's prepared to continue its mediation efforts. i'll correspondent, have a moving, has worn out from the ground to then undermine splicing between the sudanese army and the power military rapids support forces on wednesday resulted in artillery, selling l

hmm, not just, yes , there are neighborly relations with china and india and with other countries. countries are also developing there, uh, at a tremendous rapid pace, indonesia for example, a huge market, you know, and developing rapidly. hmm latin america will also develop and is developing now and will not develop in africa there are huge opportunities. yes, there are many problems. well , you know that they are on the rise, everyone is on the rise, so all attempts to artificially limit lead to the fact that they begin to suffer from this to a greater extent. those who carry these restrictions. we cannot be happy with this, but it won't lead, it won't lead to the occurrence of such uh, such uh circumstances that hinder our development. well, i don’t know, but i cited our figures and trade turnover, the macroeconomics has been growing and stable since the second quarter of last year , already from the second quarter. we have seen growth. our economy has grown 3:3 since the second quarter of last year. well, at the end of the year , of course, it will be adjusted there, everything

the camp of handball girls of our country in the non-competition asian group with the teams of china, india, uzbekistan, and china up to the same group , considering the knowledge we have of this uzbek and also the asian and world youth championships last year. to the coaches and entrepreneurship, they had all the tips and mistakes of fair competitions and they trained with me so that you don't repeat any more mistakes and with the team from big teams like china and chinese taipei model, we do our best to be able to reach a worthy position compared to we had a good coordination at the camp, there was very little. we had four camps for the youth competitions, and god willing, we are trying to climb up from the group . i am also young people they were sent with the team and became the champions of the kompress tournament, o saro rawan. i will repeat 100%. i will do my best. how many goals have i scored? very few. i mean, everyone said that you will be the best goalkeeper in asia. now i don't know what happened that i wasn't selected. i really don't want to leave the best place in my mind. to

and other $53.00 countries are in the event stages of a roll out, including china, india, japan, and brazil. that's good morning, this from dw correspondent band we got and brussels band. a good to see you. tell us more about why you regulators feel this digital euro is actually necessary. the commission is, as it wants to be part of the game, it feels that it is necessary to have also a digital branch of the your, which is the 2nd biggest currency in the world. and they want to, to fulfill the vicious of consumers that as a survey and consumers say, yes, we want that. and it also grand, some kind of independence of from payment systems like mastercard or visa, which are all seated in the united states. all right, you're paying with euro, i'm paying with euro is one of the practical benefits for consumers like you and me and other people within the arizona of those digital you're paying with the euro. the digital yours is a shall be possible without paying any fees that would work like cash in your pocket. so you don't need the middle. and then the payments systems and any more it wo