in russia, it ceases to trade with the united states and europe, but increases trade with china india washingtonying to present as if china sided with russia against ukraine but this is not true. we are simply trading in our own interests, that is, the position is exclusively, neutral, and such an interpretation by the united states is incorrect. she harms china, professor gong, prefers equidistance, it is more profitable, but she has to admit it in the new conditions. china will no longer be allowed to do this, c-zinfin - it also understands to stand aside, it is possible further, but there are less and less benefits. indifference to conflict topics is perceived in no way by the wise restraint, but somehow cunning or immaturity. it's time to step out of the shadows. once destined by dansion, it is not by chance that he draws a clear line in chinese assessments. the visit to moscow is not a two-sided topic. and the general world. and as an example and as a factor, this meeting is a very large-scale event that has changed the entire international landscape , and not just bilateral relations; a mi

washington. but those that represent the majority of humanity, india, china, the big, the big countries that you have sent it, they didn't, they don't go along with the view that russia should just immediately withdraw. and this has to happen before any negotiations happen. why prime minister india has done my little distance by saying the washer. this is not time for war. you should, in the war, even that the russians are not agreeing. so i wouldn't say india is not on the opposite side. india. in fact, i thank you again for the fact that they assisted us to evacuate all our students, our embassy, and they are fully active here. by the fact is that the indian position is not. i mean indians trying to read it, it's in this and i say you, you lose both ways. in this, you've got to take a stand. i know you're with the russians are, you know, with the americans and your stand is clearly with the americans. is, does that mean that in a sense, your supporting the old order because it's been said many times as you know at the shang, i cooperation, organization meetings, at bricks, meetings all across

that if in this pipelines and india and i don't see why, i don't see why china just on back and do what we had agreed in one thing that imperial powers, imperial washington realizes they can split the joint power powers of india and china and you are falling into that trap. maybe it's your american education. yeah . it's just like i value that a jewish name starts then by law my lawyer. so i became a famous man in economics, thanks to them. but the fact is that a i b had extremely good relations with china. from 1952. 1962. we gave up our claim. i mean, we were offered the national, the security council a vote veto holding c, which is really after china became communist, near reagan said we can give it to them. we turned it down and campaigned every year that it should be given to china. a signed a treaty against everybody's wishes on to match in b v. so saying to me, would be autonomous. we said not the biggest part of china, and we're so much bye in 2003 said even if it would be our truncated and it would be and the chinese have done that. they have broken parts of it, get been done to grow. and so something in situ, on i like that now to read is a muc

china and south africa, expanding its arm, trade, and participating in joint military drills, the bricks, group of countries, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa all have complicated relationships with washington and europe as do other countries in the middle east and africa, many see the ukraine war as a european problem, that the u. s. and it's western allies have turn into a global problem. they say the u. s. is being hypocritical, given its support for dictatorships in the past and anger over centuries of european colonialism is still very much alive around the world. with the outcome of the war still unclear. it's hard to say what will happen to this shifting world order, but the longer the war drags on, the more likely it seems. the divisions will harden dylan's parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favor of the country joining the western needle military alliance . the decisions and decades of finishing quality came out of the russian invasion of ukraine. but finland still has a few hurtles to clear before its membership can come into effect. members did of you corresponded to result in brussels, explains finished parliament has just given its final approval to the country, joining nat

china and south africa, expanding its arm, trade, and participating in joint military drills. the bricks, group of countries, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa all have complicated relationships with washington and europe as do other countries in the middle east and africa. many c, the ukraine war as a european problem, that the u. s. and it's western allies have turned into a global problem. they say the u. s. is being hypocritical, given its support for dictatorships in the past and anger over centuries of european colonialism is still very much alive around the world. with the outcome of the war still unclear, it's hard to say what will happen to the shifting world order, but the longer the war drags on, the more likely it seems. the divisions will harden. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. hungry ruling party has said it will now back finland and sweden's nato entry. earlier in the day, finland's parliament voted overwhelmingly in favor of the country, joining the western needle military alliance of finland, and sweden still have to wait for a hungry and turkey's approval before they can become members. not the future police and tell of you hav

china and south africa, expanding its arm, trade, and participating in joint military drills. the bricks, group of countries, brazil, russia, india, china, and south africa all have complicated relationships with washington in europe as do other countries in the middle east and africa. many c, the ukraine war as a european problem, that the u. s. and it's western allies have turned into a global problem. they say the u. s. is being hypocritical, given its support for dictatorships in the past and anger over centuries of european colonialism is still very much alive around the world. with the outcome of the war still unclear, it's hard to say what will happen to the shifting world order, but the longer the war drags on, the more likely it seems. the divisions will harden the european union's a foreign policy. chief joseph burrell has been speaking with the w, i'm reach a chima about his expectations of the g 20 and of india when it comes to the war in ukraine. international community has to use all 4, and these are very important for because here to be represented almost 80 percent of the warranty, the b have to use all 4. i know that the political pressure of russia to stop the war 14 started to war, and

china categorically denies it, even put forward a peace initiative in ukraine, but washington hard. in any case, the american authorities reproach the chinese for not condemning russia. washington seeks to present china's neutral position. or indiar example, as siding with russia against ukraine to maintain normal relations with russia and even increase trade. how does it happen with oil with responsibility to china's national interests ? china provides material support to russia, i always answer such reproaches, if you perceive it that way normal trade relations, then the united states. china is providing gigantic material support, given the record level of commodity turnover, of course, it is nonsense to equate pressure with political support. in china, everything has turned out so well so far that, of course, i would like to avoid the situation of choice. my favorite example from history during the so-called brilliant isolation of britain is a wonderful example of british policy to maintain normal trade relations with all european powers, even if they are at war with each other. this is a truly neutral position, in general the expanding trade relations between russia and china are part of the general reorganization of the wor

china, russia and south africa conducted an exercise off the coast of south africa, then washington was also not very pleased with the joint action. here's china and russia off south africa but here's indian us exercises. uh, the island of guam does not mention and does not emphasize in its official messages that here these maneuvers also have an anti-russian orientation, since india and russia have been conducting their bilateral exercises called indra for 20 years. now you can see the footage of past years. indra includes both land and sea maneuvers from russia at different points in the pacific ocean in the black sea baltic so here is divided guard the various schemes of their teachings, as a rule, do not emphasize against. to whom they are directed and here in the russian-chinese joint statement after themselves there in moscow there are various regional claims in the pacific ocean and the usa to i and to australia but there is one such point the parties intend to develop cooperation within the framework of the format russia india china this line is separately preserved in the statement. so moscow, beijing , delhi, and washington are sending signals and situations to each other in as

washington seeks to present the neutral position of china or, for example, india as the fact that they sided with russia against ukraine. maintain normal relations with russia and even increase trade. how this happens with oil is in china’s national interests, but this is not the case, as washington claims that china provides material support to russia and she always answers such reproaches, if we perceive normal trade relations in this way, then china provides gigantic material support to the united states, given the record level trade, of course, this nonsense equates pressure with political support. china has been doing so well so far that the situation of choice, of course, i would like to avoid. my favorite example from history during the so-called brilliant isolation of britain is a wonderful example of british policy to maintain normal trade relations with all european powers, even if they are at war with each other this is a truly neutral position, in general the expanding trade relations between russia and china are part of the general reorganization of the world situation and

washington, d.c. cozying up to india and china, curtailing the perceived dominance of the u.s.lies, vladimir putin signs on for a new foreign strategy for moscow, deepening the divide between moscow and the west. staying put behind bars in south africa, oscar pistorius is denied parole because he has not completed the minimum detention period for early release. the paralympic champion will continue to serve a sentence for fatally shooting his girlfriend 10 years ago. "i'm not afraid of what's to come" -- that's the latest from former u.s. president donald trump who faces charges in manhattan this coming tuesday after being indicted. he's accused of forking out $130,000 to silence a porton ar -- a porn star. legal experts say any future trial is still well over a year away. for more, we can speak now to our washington correspondent. there's still no comment from the white house and the biden administration, but trump and his lawyers have both certainly been talking. >> absolutely. the white house trying to stay as far away as possible from this trump indictment. donald trump him

in general, washington’s double game is easy to explain, it argues that india and china, despite theirpetites, will still not be able to buy the entire export volume of russian oil on a permanent basis and resell it under the guise of their consequences, there will be the same ones that they feared during primaries in the world market there will be a shortage of oil, as a result of the price per gallon of gasoline. at gas stations. usa will take off not so long before the election of the president of the united states. they should take place on november 5, 2020 on expensive gasoline in april or an ordinary american who is unlikely to want to vote for a candidate from the ruling democratic party. be it biden or someone else. michelin is going to sell its business in russia the french tire manufacturer is in talks with a potential buyer , reuters reported, citing a spokesman for the company, she refused to transfer her assets to local management. information about who will become the new owner is not disclosed. however, according to the agency, the deal is expected to be completed in the

, beijing will be mastered by an allegedly belligerent washington politician who advocates the defeat of russia on the battlefield tea, india, china, india and turkey do not support russia, they do not interfere with it. they wanted to be in this war in the event that ukraine definitely loses because of the relations of the west with the global south and the victory of ukraine over russia is directly related in the context of what the new world order will be, simply put, everyone in the west understands that if putin is allowed to win or at least not lose, all world security will fall like dominoes, because a precedent will be set in a world on the verge of a truly tectonic break, this forced nato to look at the world security order in a completely different way, and tatiana is on the verge of making it possible for nato to be unified with the exception of some countries such as hungary and turkey, but i think that now we need to rethink our military efficiency and the production of weapons will not be the task for 2023; political unity; military efficiency ; another challenge that the civilized world will face in 2023 is the excl

blackmail and threats of a blow. on the antipathy that washington weaves in the region was the meeting of the foreign ministers of india and chinaon the sidelines of the delhi summit of the two countries. agreed to improve relations tainted by border clashes beijing has expressed its confidence in india's g20 leadership and is ready to restart broken cooperation with delia, including the resumption of direct flights g20 members have different views on the ukraine crisis. we hope that g20 members will respect the concerns that exist among the participants and join forces for unity and cooperation, they disagree and accusations speaking about energy security, which was announced one of the main topics of meetings in india, the head of the russian foreign ministry recalled the undermining of the nord stream , and why russia east, and you still have a war that we are trying to prevent, which we unleashed against us using the ukrainian people, of course, all this affects. on russia's energy policy, if we briefly talk about what has changed, we we will no longer rely on any partners in the west. we won't let them blow up the pipelines

china and india. is also author of the decisive decade american ground strategy for triumph over china. jones's life, washington d. c. thanks so much need for being that the so what would you say the main aim is for she of this visit to, to moscow? well, this visit is really about consolidating, i mean, really in a certified they continue to strengthen in their own words as they say it, the partnership with russia, they call it the comprehensive partnership of strategic coordination for a new era. and it's been deepening for the past 10 years, i mean their military exercises and deepening their economic relations have been deepening. i mean, even during the war in ukraine, they've exercised joint nuclear caper, capable bomber flights. they've exercise militarily by land and sea and air. and, you know, i hear, i think they're taking stock of the relationship of putin's war and ukraine. and she didn't thing has been a backer of this war from the beginning. if we look back to the joint, russia trying to statement at the olympics and beijing last year, each sy pledge their support for the other in europe and asia r

china following three years of zero covid restrictions. apple has shifted some iphone production to india peered a trade dispute between the u.s. and china has been intensifying since last october after washingtont controls targeting the tech sector. meanwhile, the french government is moving to ban use of tiktok, coming after the ceo of tiktok faced tough questions by lawmakers over concerns user data could be shared with the chinese government. on twitter, the civil service minister said the restrictions will be imposed on cybersecurity grounds, but not just tiktok about other recreational apps. who is behind the controversial app and doesn't really leak user data to china? we have been taking a look. correspondent: since its creation in 2017, tiktok has become one of the world's most successful apps and a true gold mine its parent company, chinese tech giant bytedance. like many other apps, tiktok requires access to the camera, microphone, and contacts, an avalanche of personal data which bytedance is suspected of transferring to the chinese government. both the company and beijing have repeatedly denied these allegations. >> [speaking in foreign language] translator: the chinese government

. worship was driven out of its territory in the south china sea for the 2nd time this week, washington has denied any wrong doing. some of india's main opposition policies accusing the governing b. j. p of misusing government agencies to target opponents. the b j. p denies the allegations and says the agencies function independently and the head of the worlds fastest growing social media app has faced 5 hours of questioning by u. s. house committee. take talk, seo was grilled about teenage safety and data security. mike, hannah has more from washington dc, thinking it was a rare moment of bipartisanship in a divided congress. welcome to the most bipartisan committee in congress. we may not always agree on how to get there, but we care about our, our national security here at issue here are free speech rights, federal control, social media, and national security issues in recent days shows the 2 and his team had been lobbying in washington including eating each member of the committee, the charm offensive carried on tick tock itself. i'm super excited to announce that more than 150000000 americans on take on decimals half of the

and i mean, i don't mean just a china, there have to be, others are out there a india, et cetera, that world coming together. and we're at whether washington wants peace or not saying look, we'll guarantee this, i think that would give away out, at least for most of the europeans. they feel very strongly. i talked to a lot of the ambassadors here in beijing. and they're, you know, they say, well, you know what russia did, is unconscionable and you, you have to side with us. and i said, well, what, what are you doing to help china with its problems? i mean, you, you seem to only one help when you want it. you don't want to give any help. you know, where's the trust on, on your side to trust goes both ways and they, they just, they don't want to talk about it. they just want to say, well, this is our problem, you gotta do something about it. i don't understand why that affects china, but that's the attitude there. so no trust, no going forward. well, it's very interesting, gentleman is that when something's important to washington, they want people to listen and act. but when other countries have issues is the russian, they leave the u. s. a

india or china with the sanctions blocking. get ron's access to key petroleum technologies. did. one is not resorting to washington tech providers to run it sort of industry take oil is running. but for example, some russian firms here say they produce efficient bis on car with swedish and american counterparts. somebody can offer them to iran. we, as a russian technology company, we can provide you run in the market to full range of the fetus. a did, or any type of what you needed us for drilling for sidetracked operations, exploration, and wealth, and well drilling. as he wanna watch our post to more than double their by natural trade volume to $10000000000.00 a year, such business forums are seen as an effective step toward achieving this goal. to ron chamber of commerce, which organizes this event says. both sides are determined to interact even more believing that closer engagement will open it back door for them to neutralize the sanctions. use of de la d. r t test. rob washington has harshly criticized to propose new bosnian serb law, calling it russian influence, and a danger to democracy in human rights.

china, india, brazil, and south africa with their economic growth reaching more than 6 percent less cross live to register secret, former secretary of the indian foreign ministry. welcome. so joe biden says, washington has more allies than both russia and china. but according to recent statistics, breaks unites more than 3000000000 people compared to the g 7th. less than 800000000. what's your take on his statement? well, it's not a bond or for any alliance. i don't know why president barton mentioned india, because india has always been firmly opposed to alliances. we were a leader of the online will learn a reflection of our strategic economy. and today also, we are a big partner up united states. we have close relations with the united states in many fields, but we are not ally. he also mentioned about the quote which are in the indian perception does not have a security dimension. goes through and link corporate climate change technology and so forth. so i don't know why he has included india as an airline because an ally is hollows. the lead of the alliance in all matters. and india takes an independent decision on matters which are in accordance with what seems to be national interest. while t

china, india, brazil, in south africa, with economic growth reaching more than 6 percent, we spoke with former secretary of the foreign indian foreign ministry. rajiv secret . he says that new delhi isn't an ally of washington. india is not a part of any alliance. i don't know why friends going barton mentioned india. because india has always been firmly opposed to alliances. we were a leader of the non line will learn. that was a reflection of our strategic on the me. and today also, we are big partner united states. we have close relations with the united states in many fields, but we are not allowed to india. trade relations with russia have greatly improved in the last year. we are buying more energy, oil and gas and other materials from russia. india has never favored sanctions outside the united nations. we don't think that countries sure. julie laterally impose sanctions and then insist that the other countries around the world should follow them. that's a matter of principle. as far as india is concerned, us vice presidents come, harris starts a week long trip to africa this weekend where she's due to meet with the leaders of gonna sons in the and number. and it's the 2nd high level visit to the con

and are engaged only in blackmail and the threat of a blow to anti washington the meeting of the foreign ministers of india and chinaons spoiled by clashes at the border, beijing expressed confidence in indian leadership in the g20 and is ready to restart the interrupted cooperation with delhi, including the resumption of direct flights g20 members have different views on ukrainian crisis. we hope that the g20 members will respect the concerns that the participants have and join forces for unity and cooperation between differences and accusations speaking about energy security , which was announced as one of the main topics of the meetings in india, the head of the russian foreign ministry recalled the undermining of the nord stream, and why russia is redirecting its exports to the east? uh, the war that we are trying to prevent, that was unleashed against us using the ukrainian people. all this affects russia's energy policy. in short, what has changed is that we will no longer rely on any partners in the west. we won't let them blow up the pipelines again. by the way we asked to investigate and immediately this in

washington's great expectations are with india. will india be able to convince? can india be pressured into accepting western formulations? and, of course, they hope that china will also show, let's say, receptivity to american arguments and american pressure. this is indeed a big deal for the united states. a game. but here's what's interesting, and i don't know what you think about this, but oleg morozov with your experience not only at home, but also in the executive branch. apparently, the biden administration. do you have secret agents? but i understand that you may not know, if you know, you don’t know, how can you explain the following statement of the director on the eve of this g20 meeting somewhere about china’s position so much depends. let's listen. the fbi has long believed that the source of the pandemic is most likely a potential wuhan incident. laboratories. let me step back for a second. the fbi has human agents , analysts, virologists, microbiologists, and so on, who study biological threats, including things like new viruses like covid-19 and the fear of terrorist criminals falling into the hands of ill-wishers from hostile states. they ma

the press wrote for a whole week in washington and brussels extremely dissatisfied. the central position of china and indiauy russian oil in exchange for military assistance. india buys russian oil and food in huge quantities. for which , from the very beginning of the conflict, the prime minister of india has been actively criticized in his conversations with world leaders, including the leadership of russia and ukraine, clearly stated that dialogue and diplomacy are the path to resolution, and the meeting of the g20 foreign ministers faded into the background due to an unannounced meeting between sergei lavrov and us secretary of state antonin , who broke this news to journalists. i even had to urgently apologize, they mixed up the meeting, there were no ministers. they just walked by. however, at the end of the summit , the american side did request a meeting with the russian delegation. negotiations were held on their feet and lasted only 10 minutes, given that the relationship is possible are at the lowest level. since the cuban missile crisis during the cold war, the mere fact that these two men met

the publication reports that the west was sure to the last that india was saying or would force russia and china to accept vector in washingtond war is removed from the declaration without exception . that is, and lavrov should condemn the conflict in ukraine, but the trial of russia failed, look. top g20 diplomats gathered in india today expected that the war in ukraine will be the predominant topic in the discussions. delegations from the g20 and non-g20 countries meet in the cultural center in the capital of india on the agenda economic growth inflation lower demand for goods and services, as well as rising prices for fuel and fertilizer products and most importantly, the war in ukraine unfortunately the declaration on behalf of all ministers group of twenty, but our western colleagues failed to approve, just like a year ago, under the indonesian presidency, they tried by hook or by crook, first of all by crooks and various rhetorical statements, to bring to the fore the problems of the situation around ukraine, which they, of course, serve under the sauce of the so-called russian aggression . nothing good. this did not br

india has increased its oil imports. at the g20 summit in new delhi, russia stepped up to's us using the ukraine -- [boos] >> one of the biggest concerns in washington, chinaally arming the russians. >> we haven't seen them make this decision. we don't think they've taken it off the table. >> the president also met with democrats late last week on capitol hill. the backdrop, his potential reelection bid in his annual budget rollout this week. president biden already making this pledge: >> and want to make it clear, i'm going to raise some taxes. any of you who are billionaires out there coming and going to set percent. >> right now former president donald trump leads biden in the polls and a potential rematch in 2024. trump spoke last night for nearly two hours outside the nation's capital at the conservative political action conference, better known as cpac. ron desantis was among a handful of prominent republicans who did not attend. shannon? >> shannon: we will have more on that with the panel coming at. lucas tomlinson, thank you. joining is now, democratic senator mark warner. this week, you have a hearing on world by threat assessments. you will have

china, india and all the countries classified as developing countries as you pay the bulk of money for the paris climate according. anyway, so in order to prevent a climate catastrophe, biden is now coming for your washingtonw proposed regulations that industry expert, by the way, say will increase the time for every wash cycle and make each piece of clothing that you wash less clean. here with reaction fox news contributor leo 2.0 terrell, michigan gubernatorial candidate tutor dixon. first they want my stove, next my dish washer. what's next? they gonna take away my iron next? i don't know. >> well, look. i'm someone who does lots of laundry. i do laundry for six people every week. so i know a little bit about this. the last thing i need is my laundry taking any longer. i'm already dealing with a low flow shower head and my kids are coming out with conditioner smashed to their heads and i have to tell them to get back in and rewash. i can't even flush my toilet one time to get toilet paper down because of the low flow toilets. i don't need a low flow washing machine. this is ridiculous. >> hannity: leave my washing machine alone. more importantly, leave my gas stove alone. leo, i mean, this is madness. c

china, russia added south africa and we're having these counter say, look, we cannot be part of this old world of yours. india and south african brazil saying his is your wor not ours, you, washington and, and, and moscow are once again trying to apologize. the world crippled the world under mine, international cooperation under i'm multilateralism and cooperation on m and health and other sort of humanitarian emergencies. why? because you are set in the past, we need to move beyond that. we need to do something and they india, south africa, brazil would not take a stand for or against either. and because it's difficult frontier is dead because you can look at them in, in, in 2 different ways of us. you know, i've worked there, i've lived there and reporters from there and you have india who oversees importing all of this oil and cheap gas from russia. so it's beholden as a friend and a and a former aledo in the gold wall. but also there are millions of very intelligent indian graduates who look for work in europe and north america. and that is as a you might see a stick that the west can beat india with. you need us to give your nationals jobs over here. so you've got to decide wh

india, urging him to push for peace in ukraine. moscow says what he said was disregarded. lincoln says washington may sanction beijing if it gives russia military aid. >> where china to aid russia's we will engage in sanctions to help show serious support. >> on a spanish television show, the ecb regarded the hike as necessary and likely. fed will do everything to return inflation to its target. global news, 24 hours a day, on-air and at bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2,700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i am vonnie quinn. this is bloomberg. haslinda: flushing warnings, even with the market meltdown showing signs of abating. several bank hawks from washington to brussels saying the same thing. inflation and further rate rises. the next -- the latest policy outlooks, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: markets are on an upswing in a moment. tech leaving the chinese benchmarks. the tough a look at the guiding factors around the market zeitgeist. they are essentially sending the same message. that is that inflation remains far too hot. more interest rate hikes are needed to still cool it down. kathleen hays is with us. another round of fed speak, hig

india urging him to push for peace in ukraine. moscow says sergey lavrov disregarded weblike and said in their brief and unexpected encounter. china's foreign minister also met with lavrov in new delhi. clicking says washingtonives russia military aid. >> were china to engage in material legal support for barges aggression -- for russia's aggression or to engage in the systematic evasion of sanctions to help russia that would be a serious problem for our countries. vonnie: china is investing $1.9 billion in a chipmaker to boost local production. it suggests beijing could be raising production on the semiconductor industry. global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. haidi: let's get you to annabelle for some of the movers. you're watching some of the asia chip stocks. annabelle: we are just into the session. we are seeing these chip stocks start to turn negative. we did hear from the micron ceo. he was speaking at an investor conference. giving a warning on the outlook. expecting improving demand but what they are concerned about is pricing trends. consequently they are expecting lower margins coming into the thi

washington authorities. ban companies from china and other friendly countries from using us airports. if they continue to fly over russia, they complain that r indiatime anton valeevich. is this not a symptom of the fact that nothing has been stopped yet. nothing ends yet. and everything is just beginning , it will be necessary to answer as honestly as possible. no you can not. it was good then. no i mean no limited. this does not mean what he says, so let's still share these things. i understand what we want. right now there the west everything will collapse there. bad and so. we will win, i understand, and we stepped on the same rake when we talked about gas and about the passage of winter in europe. let's be careful in these assessments. yes, indeed , the problem is in the economics of the financial sector. in the west, there is generally a global economy as a whole, but i would not flatter myself exaggerated what happened to them with american swiss banks. firstly, these are two completely different stories for completely different reasons. it's not like it 's some kind of effect. domino swiss bank. sorry, there were scandals in 20-21-22, whic

russia and china to washington he positively assessed the idea, but in tokyo they answered that it would take time. security, where the participants are also australia usa japan still india a new misfortune is approaching the states and this time it is no longer a balloon a huge lump of algae is moving to the shores of florida throughout the gulf of mexico, which, during decomposition , emit gas and the smell of rotten eggs. now the lump consists of 6 million tons of marine plants in june , it can more than double to 20 million. in belarus, the marathon will continue this week. the climate norm will rise to +13 on tuesday night until 6:00 in the afternoon , in the second half of the week active frontal sections shifting from western europe will bring periodic rains to the territory of belarus, mostly already moderate. but at the same time, the same frontal sections will involve warmer air masses of southern latitudes, so the temperature fund is expected to rise at night from two to nine degrees of heat during the day, mostly 916 on thursday in southern belarus to 18° of heat. on saturday, mostly in the southeast, perhaps, warming up to plus 17, but at the end of the week