it's a g 20, but it's actually only a g. 16 in person and for other leaders attending it virtually for co reasons. we're told chinese president present. she is also one of those who's attending virtually other things happening during the day, not with the whole g 20, but an important meeting, i think with present oh to one of turkey. he'll be meeting. he'll be meeting with president, mccall, france and with chancellor merkel. this is her last ever international summit with attention is currently very high between turkey and the e. u. and the other important meeting was later in the day is to do with the iran clear deal. the 3 signatories from europe, france, the u. k. in germany, we meeting with the u. s. trying to work out how to get those talks going in vienna that have become stalled. iran has said that it will come back to the negotiating table by the end of november, a very busy day there in roman james. this g 20 as we've been saying, is also taking place in the run up to that climate conference in glasgow. does that potentially give this gee 20 more ways? well, i think it's very

are wrapping up their g 20 summit. they called the meaningful and effective action to cap global warming. she 20 countries agreed to take urgency . states limits global warming to $1.00 degrees celsius, but the final communicate didn't include a deadline for net 0 emissions. on the sidelines of the summit, us present, joe biden, and his turkish counterpart rush of ty, berto on disgust. anchor is request to acquire f. 16 fighter jets. the u. s. oppose as the attempt because anchor a purchased russian missile defense systems. meanwhile, u. s. secretary of state antony blinking told china's foreign minister one ye to stop it's aggressive actions towards ty, $11.00 accused the u. s. of supporting pro independence forces into one. well, our white house correspondent, kimberly hacket joins us now from rome. she is across all of this forest at kimberly, i'll get to the g 20 communicate just a moment. but one of the most anticipated meetings there was on the sidelines between biden and other one things have been pretty intensi

we're talking about a lot a lot during the g 20, the cop $26.00. but we also know tackling climate crisis has been all hands on deck effort. american workers are critical part of the solution. now i'm happy to take some questions and i'm told i should start with a p z. miller. thank you. have a question. i didn't recognize the max on mass con, i apologize. thank you, mr. president. here in room you've tried to showcase that of air case back, but back at home, your poll numbers have, have fallen. your party nominee for governor in virginia is facing a very tough a tougher that expected race. your party spent months trying to negotiate the center piece of your democratic of your domestic legislative agenda. so we're one year now since your election what and you've done a lot in the year.

that one is a deal that's already been done effectively by the g 7 being in the dos by the g 20 that so corporate tax rates, making sure that multinational companies pay enough tax that shop around the world for the lowest tax rates. 15 percent minimum tax rate for.

and this is exactly what we need from the g 20 unfortunate that did happen at the g 7, but it was hosted in court will earlier in the year. but we now have the vaccines available to us to be added to, to even up the distribution around the world. so it's very, very straightforward. what needs to be done. and i want to just hopes that g 20 meters take your opportunity to watch in this crisis. rather than concave and take a red ones, i already rolling out the jobs against the request of the w h. i. i know you have some very strong feelings on that subject. yes, we should be rolling out to people like myself to meet me slightly better. whilst health workers in sub saharan africa, but 90 percent of how it works in sub saharan africa are completely unprotected and risking their lives on that on a daily basis. so from a hold of humanity perspective, we shouldn't be rolling out boosters. so vaccinating young children before more needed people in the rest of the world. now, we will have a time where we will have to sit, but it is just a case of friends and ending this pandemic quickly, that we n

g hon. so far, the pictures that we're seeing out of cartoon and surrounding areas, i'm mostly peaceful. how likely do you think this will continue? well, i think this really depends on the military use affords. our sources in sudan are confirming to us that the protest movement demonstrated their protesting against the crew are willing to maintain these protests as peaceful as possible, like in 2019 when the secret reports of youth violence. this time again, there are really emphasizing on the need of the movement to remain peaceful, not to justify any use of violence by the ministry. and this is very important for them will be protest given how larger scale they have gotten to will these protests plus the international condemnation be enough pressure on general by hand to walk back the cur. i mean, there has been, i think that the 2 main elements here as he said, are the domestic pressure. and now we're not talking about thousands of protesters, birds. the protest movement is calling for m

lots that get overall in g 20 countries. the situation is different and written in 2017 to 2019 budget deficits. were you 3.8 percent li, my an average into a to 20. each rose by 211 point one percent on average. local nerd actually was broken in 2021. it should mains relatively high, 8.7 percent, and 40 percent of the deficit of the budget of all g. 20 countries over 202020. 21. ah. is what? it's the u. s. accounts for that, for those 40 percent. and we understand very well what's happening in the us and we understand that the global economy very much depends on what's happening in the u. s. this resulted in an academic instability in a growth of prices for certain commodities for energy, for our unit, if you will, for food. usually i let me say again, that's the cause of that. so is serious budget deficits in the leading global economies will be locked basically at crates of risk for high global inflation. russell, he's in the medium term lee. this could result in further risks for interpreters . and so this also leads to

g 20 afghanistan summit. we speak to former afghan president, cars, ice finance, minister, involved in negotiations with everyone from us, president biden, to victorious taliban leadership plus in the week china hosts called 15 the world's largest by a diversity conference. in a decade. we ask if british prime minister morris johnson holding in my beth is basing his plans for leveling up on a plan of endless economic growth that will lead to humanities extinction. all the small coming up in today's going underground with 1st in the past 24 hours g, 20 leaders, as well as the united nations. the i'm after the world bank met to discuss the situation in afghanistan ahead of moscow summit next wednesday. one man who has seen every site of this crisis and has been intimately involved in negotiations with the international community and the taliban, is afghanistan's former finance minister, omar zacko, while he was a key player in the draft can dialog before the full of cobble and as previously served as the countr

he has been participating in the g 20 remotely. but what that means if we don't get, which is always very important, that these things, the meeting between the u. s. leader and the chinese leader, the 2 most powerful men on earth. but what we are having in about 20 minutes time is a meeting with the representatives. so anthony blink in the us, secretary of state is going to be sitting down as a say in, in about 25 minutes with the state counselor and foreign minister y e of china. that can be worth watching. what comes out of that meeting? we also have a meeting between president brighton president, one of turkey. now you know how tense us turkish relations and western relations with turkey had been in recent weeks, particularly with turkey, declaring 10 ambassadors including the us ambassador persona non grata. so i think they'll be trying to re establish relations there between us and turkey and improve those relations in another place where the rocky relations is between 2 neighbors across the english channel. you've got growing

and i mean people who criticize g d p for decades in my life i'm divorce and death is good for the g d. p. numbers measuring, i happened, it hasn't just been a passive acceptance. that as you say it more efficiency gains mean happen is, this is all good for us. as we look at a passive acceptance in western european countries, and that's the way it is. it's just not gonna change as, as we started by say it's on the news g, d, b is up. that's good for us. yeah, i mean there has been a passive acceptance. i think that's, that's true. i'm not someone who believes that things can change. i think they change constantly and they change the progress of ideas to the progress of our understanding by becoming better societies by carrying more about each other by concentrating on the things that really matter. and, and the problem with the g d p is it's become a kind of own stultified man. that does more is better. and that has begun to undermine the things that matter and it undermines it, not just, you know, in the kind of obvious ways that we're measuring the wrong things in our lives. but it

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a part of the g. 20 ski. and how did just as background for us chad get indebted to grand core in the 1st place. and i should point to other countries as well, this whole idea of the oil for cash games. yeah. so the loans in 20132014 from going call, which were effectively provide the money upfront in return for tad giving money out to the folio, refuse to go and call. and when the price of oil fell. and then that nice money that chances from the oil was going to call when it needed that money finance it's under a budget. so that grand call like this money. we don't know where it when the child has never been able to meet the payments. ready on that it's already been restructured twice the last time in 2018 we said it was thought. ready it was just meeting payments into the future and that we would end up in this situation again where there would be a need for another change in a certain time that that needs to properly properly the chief council down. so properly sustainable level. ok, so let's talk more wid

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we're just at the eve of the g. 20. it was deliberate time. the g 20 should come immediately before that conference in glasgow. that starts on monday, the secretary general saying that this is a pivotal moment for our planet. and he's saying that roads to success in the conference in gloves go, come through rome, but he's not at all sounding optimistic, but let's be clear. there is a serious risk. the glasgow will not deliver. several recent climates announcements might leave the impression of a rosy picture, and fortunately, these is an illusion. the current national determined contributions, furthermore, commitments by governments still condemn the world to a calamity. 2.7 degree increase even if recent pledges were clear and credible. and there are serious questions about some of them. we have still good evening towards climate catastrophe. while if that sounds negative, i can tell you what i've been told off the record by senior un source who didn't want to be named. and that's the pre some negotiations that take place then known as the sh

the focus has to be on $1.00 degrees celsius and the fact that the g trend, twit g 20 has acknowledged that and has graphs. that is a good thing. but as we've discussed it's, it's a watery commitment saying that they will urge meaningful and effective action, but agreeing no specific measures and no pledge, as you've said on net 0 emissions, is one observer here. put it. if the g 20 was meant to be a dresser herself, a hair coat $26.00, then they fluffed their lines. so now the can has been kicked down the road to hair and gloves go. and the pressure is on world leaders when they pitch up tomorrow to step out to the plate and come up with some commitments. he can be sure that the developing nations, the least developed countries, will be putting an intense amount of pressure on them to act a little bit earlier. we spoke to the president of malawi, lazarus, chiquita, who's also the chair of the least developed countries. our hope for this conference is to say, how do we develop and sustain that development where that necessarily have to go through the same processes that develop nations

there's now going to be a 15 percent minimum imposed by the world 1st to g 7. now the g 20 adopting that so that every company must pay 15 percent in corporate tax. the other contentious subject they're going to be dealing with on this 1st day of the summit is energy supplies, king solomon speaking now of course oil and opec is part of this. but i think for the european countries, part of it too, is russia and vladimir putin and who's not attending the summit. he's going to be speaking as we speaking virtually because russia controls so much of europe's energy supplies. he holds the key, can turn the supplies on and off. and europe in some ways is, is at the mercy of russia. so that could be a contentious discussion in the coming hours was telling you quickly about a couple of other things that are going on here in rome. while the leaders are here clearly have lots of meetings between different leaders as well as the main sessions. one of the most important ones i think, is going to involve present odo on today. who is going to speak to president mccall, france

coming up climate change on the economic recovery from the corona virus or high on the agenda with the g 20 liter summit getting underway in rome. us drug regulators authorized a lower dose cove at 19 vaccine for children aged between 5 and 11 and the desperate journey for a better future. we made the migrants from central america, determined to work their way to the u. s. ah, well, we began and sued on where right now, thousands of people have taken to the streets to protest against monday's military crew, major roads, and through don's capital there have been closed. and a cyber security watchdog says the internet has also been blocked. the u. s. and the un, meanwhile, are calling on students military not to interfere with these demonstrations. at least 11 people have been killed during protests just this week. activists have been broadcasting messages and masks, urging people to continue their opposition to the military's takeover. well, how did we get to this point ensued on the military seized power from a transitional government led by prime minister abdullah hum dock on monday. ge

with the g 20 summit wrapped up the focus now tense. the u. n's, climate talks in glasgow, our environment and it's a nic clock, is that they were hoping that they would use the g twenties as springboard or of momentum into coat 20. say something. everybody's very disappointed with it is give it some perspective. so you had the parts agreement back in 2015, where the world agreed to keep the temperatures from rising beyond 2 degrees celsius, ideally one and a half to re celsius. 6 is all we now know that to to re celsius is too much. we're already at 1 point one milli, 1.2. and already we've seen catastrophic, extreme weather, especially this year. so for the g 20 to grasp to acknowledge that 1.5 is the target is a good thing, but it doesn't have enough half to what were the words urging meaningful and effective action. but agreeing few specific measures i spoke to one, observe a hair and she said that if the g $22.00 is meant to be a dress rehearsal, the cult $26.00, and they fluffed their lines. so as world leaders shift their attenti

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that one is a deal that's already been done effectively by the g 7 being in the dos by the g 20 . that's the corporate tax rates. making sure that multinational companies pay enough tax and a shop around the world for the lowest tax rates. 15 percent minimum tax rate for corporate companies is i think, going to be agreed by the g 20. the 2nd issue on the morning agenda is more controversial and it's due with energy supplies. there are increased energy demands as parts of the world, particularly europe come out of the pandemic and a problem in europe with the wind to coming in there being enough energy supplies to go round. the u. s. will soon start vaccinating children between the ages of 5 and 11 against coven. 19 the drug regulation agency is authorized to find the job for that age group. the move was sped by a rise and infections on the reopening of schools, saudi arabia and bahrain expelling lebanese ambassadors in their country. that's after lebanon's information minister, criticize the saudi led coalitions war in yemen, and a video circulation online. lebanon's prime ministe

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health over g d. p. special coverage on al jazeera . ah ah, you're watching out as a reminder, our top story is this our, the u. s. infringe presidents have hail their 1st in person meeting since that countries most serious diplomatic dispute. in years, joe biden acknowledged the handling of a security packed with australia and the u. k. was clumsy. the us food and drug administration is authorized the father by and take coven 19 vaccine for children, as young as 5 trials for the age group began in july, lebanese ambassadors, the saudi arabian bahrain. i've been given 48 hours to leave those countries. it's in response to accusations of saudi aggression in the yemen. pakistan's prime minister's held a secure c meeting to discuss recent violent protests in the country. supporters of a band political party are marching towards the capital, islamabad, and demanding the release of their leader who was detained earlier this year. several police officers were killed and at least $25.00 others wounded during

that we need to get g-20 alignment around. and there are still, as we put it in the parlance of negotiators, brackets around the text of some of the issues on climate. and then when it comes to the future of health security and what we are going to be able to accomplish to prepare for and prevent the next pandemic, there are also open questions that will be worked right through the weekend to try to make progress to show that the g-20 is aligned not just around effectively dealing with covid-19 but putting in place circumstance where we're not going to face the same challenges in the future. those are some of the big areas that i think we're going to end up focusing on. reporter: the visit with the pope is that a formal or parynl visit? jake: that's a good question. there will be a formal portion to it because they will have a delegation, the president will have a delegation with him. and they'll have a personal meeting as well. prip can you commit that we'll see this meeting? jake: i'll turn that over to jen psaki. reporter:

military rule. climate change in rebuilding the global economy tops the agenda on the opening day of the g. 20 summit in rome to grind, rebels say they've sees the key am har, a town of dessie, but the ethiopian government denies those claims and supportive of analytical party in pakistan. hope their march on the capital, as the government tries to end their protest, i believe he disabled him go home with all the sports news. also the 1st game since the setting of a coach incident who a no prizes for guessing who helps matches the united bounce back of the last week's 5. no hammering. ah welcome to the news hour. we begin with the latest developments in sudan where the doctor's committee says 3 people have been shot dead in protests against the military. co. hundreds of thousands of people have been on the streets and cities across the country in the most significant challenge to the military leaders since they seized power earlier this week. or the military used to tear gas and blocked roads. and they've been multiple reports of gunfire. the u. s. and the united nations had called on sound

and biden arrived from the g-20 empty handed.nt carried on with his priorities at the summit trying to smooth over the diplomatic rift with france over a canceled submarine contract, reassuring nervous allies after the chaotic fall of afghanistan and discussing the future of the iran nuclear deal with britain, germany and france. so last hour i asked cnn european affairs commentator dominic thomas to weigh in on president biden's big test on the world stage. here's part of our conversation. >> i think we have moved way beyond the sort of america is back, can america be trusted. i think biden is a well known entity on the international stage. and i think the attention has moved now towards the question of reliability and the question of whether or not president biden can actually deliver on these commitments. i think that extent the travel abroad is not separated from the domestic agenda. and you can clearly see playing out here this sort of legacy of the trump era in which the uncertainty and the unpredictability, especially arou

it's the final day of the g 20 gathering of world latest. the main focus is climate change, but there are other significant talks happening on the sidelines. let's take a look at those. you as president joe biden, his met turkish president, reggie type, the one that comes after anchorage threatened to expel diplomats from 10 countries, including the us relations have been strange since turkey's acquisition of a russian, a defense system. the us secretary of state sat down with his chinese counterpart disputes between badging and washington range, from trade to security, and taiwan, and prime minister boris johnson and president manuel micron meeting. to discuss the escalating, a post breaks at fishing dispute between france and the u. k. okay, we have a team of correspondence covering all these stories and more, but let's start with that diplomatic edited james phase, who's in rome for us? hello there, james. the official agenda has been a lengthy but there's also been a lot happening on the sidelines as we just heard. what's been the most s

they're following this g 20 meeting away from climate cove. it is also being very high or on the agenda at this years g 20. in fact, one of those taking part remotely, that was rushes vladimir putin. he spoke via video link. he, in his speech, said that it was essential and he stressed the importance that there must be an end to vaccine protectionism. and it all vaccines against cove. it must be available for everyone around the world. i told her, but i did any money. i would like to draw your attention to the fact that despite the decision of the g 20, still not all countries in need have access to vaccines and other vital resources. this is also due to, i believe, unfair competition protectionism due to the unwillingness of a number of states including g, 20 states to mutually recognize vaccines and vaccine certificates. it's worth pointing out that on a number of key issues at the summit, russia on china of be pretty much in lock step. this was particularly true when came to the idea of opening up vaccines and allowing vaccines manufactured

here at the g. 20 lead is representing 80 percent of the world's g . d. p. allies and competitors alike made clear that support for strong global minimum tax. this is more than just a tax deal. it's diplomacy reshaping our global economy and delivering for our people. while the plan is to put in place a minimum 15 percent rate of corporation tax across the globe. now the plan is by doing that, that you would an increase the rate of cooperation tax in some countries that they would then be able to use that extra revenue that's generated in order to fund social projects with the idea of pulling people out of poverty. this hasn't gone down well with everyone though skeptic say that alone, he really benefit those nations that are already wealthy. the plan from the u. s. point of view is to raise their a corporation tax level, which already stands around 21 percent up to about 28 percent. critics include seeing charities and organisations looking to fight poverty and happy that this is the way forward. in fact, oxfam have called this a mockery of fairness, the

hosted the g 8 once. it was also really super awkward one year when italy hosted the g8 after their prime minister got busted in one of -- just one of his sex with underaged girls scandals. that happened on the eve of the other g8 leaders arriving to be hosted by berlusconi. the g8 has had aches and pains over the years, but nothing, nothing like what happened that

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on all g 0 ah g 20 leaders gather in rome to tackle a series of issues including climate change and economic recovery. ah, hello, i money inside. this is out there live from jo. how so coming up? the u. s. and e, you agree to end a dispute over steel and alimony in tariffs imposed by the former president. donald trump. he's 3 people, a shot dead and see donna's tens of thousands of people protest on the streets against the ministry k. i'm struggling on the soaring inflation argentinians court on the government to stop foreign debt payments. ah, ladies of the wells 20 biggest economies are discussing the climate crisis cove and 19, and the global economy at a summit in rome. on saturday, they agreed to introduce a global corporate tax aimed at stopping big business from hiding profits. adam rainy has this report from room for the g. 20 summit began on saturday with a plea from the host of the gathering italian prime minister mattie with raggy. we must do all we can to overcome our differences and we must rekindle the spirit that lead to the creation of this group. coming into the summit, lead

have the g 20 so far? been to hesitant, and how urgent is it they they take action now? i think that sir, that has been a slow reaction of the international community in relation to what is a very complex problem. but i believe that sir, ers, there is a consensus in his natural community about humanitarian aids. and i believe the un is leaving this process and as you have sin is doing a huge effort. now, there is another question that is more complex, which is related to avoid the collapse of the economy in relation to that sings have been slow. and then that is a more complex problem, which is the problem of a discussion about the fidget of danny's fan. and though afghanistan relates with the international community. but that will be a lens c complex process. but in relation to the injection of liquidity in the afghan economy, i think the national community is moving to slow making a follow up on a liquidity question. that would imply, to some extent, the i m f and the world bank. how do you inject this liquidity if the world doesn't recognize the taliban? and since you

what has the international community solved as a group in the g-20 is an outgrowth of the g 5, 6 and had 8 for a second and then kicked them back out. that was at bretonwoods that took place in new hampshire and that was about understanding a currency model, tying that to gold. nixon blew that up in 1970 when he took the dollar off of the gold standard and that went away and then you formed the g-20 in 1999. let's start again. let's have more people. more stakeholders and we'll get more done. what did they really hold their name to in terms of what they achieved? are we expecting too much in terms of any kind of international erasing of any problemed through collective will. we can never expect too much. climate change is the one thing that tells us that you have to aim for the best -- you have to aim for the top because if you don't achieve the climate change that's required then we are going to cook the planet. there's no other way about it. are we trying to achieve too many by bringing in 20 nations. i think it reflection the fact that the seaworld a change place. look how much ch

lead is representing 80 percent of the world's g. d. p. allies and competitors alike. made clear that support for strong global minimum tax. this is more than just the tax deal. it's diplomacy reshaping our global economy and delivering for our people. well, what the agreement means is that it's a minimum of 15 percent tax will be levied against corporations world wide. the idea being that those countries that will see that corporate tax rate increase will be able to use that extra revenue to fund social projects in order to help people out of poverty. there are skeptics of the dealer that say that this will only benefit richer countries. the united states, for example, has a corporate tax la and corporate tax rates of 21 percent. at the moment they set to raise not to 28 percent with no real idea about where the extra generate extra revenue generates. it will be spent also, and organizations and charities that deal with attempts to eradicate poverty. not particularly convinced by this move, oxfam and facts have criticized it, callin

our cnn's wolf blitzer is in rome for the g-20 summit, the second and final day. lots to get to this morning. let's get to it. >> good morning, boris and amara. very important day for president biden and world leaders at the final day of the g-20 summit. combating climate change will certainly top the agenda. we expect the president of the united states to arrive momentarily. he's actually scheduled to meet with the turkish president recep tayyip erdogan. relations between the nato allies have been severely strained over the last few years. we'll bring you details of that meeting. that's coming up. we might even have live coverage of that. later today president biden will lead a discussion on the supply chain issues affecting the united states and other world economies. he'll focus in on short-term efforts to try to relieve bottlenecks in the system as well as long-term solutions. as the summit wraps up later today the president is actually scheduled to hold a news conference. he'll face questions from reporters not just about this summit here in rome but also the

time in two years the g-20 leaders have met face-to-face. but the president still an open question, does he arrive with large portions of his economic agenda in place? a big piece of that of course the climate agreement, which is crucial not just to the g-20 summit but the u.n. climate summit, which will follow immediately in scotland. we'll bring you more from rome in just a moment. erica? >> looking forward to that. manu raju on capitol hill this morning. cnn's john harwood is at the white house. manu, let's start with you. this meeting, the full democratic caucus in there, no phones we're told, so everybody of course wants some details. what were you hearing from lawmakers heading into the meeting? >> well, i'm hearing a little bit about both heading into the meeting and out of the meeting. i talked to a couple member wos just left who told me what joe biden has been doing for close to an hour is going through the proposal, this overall framework in which he's trying to get congress behind, explaining why he believes it's a transformation

and on another note, there has been a meeting on iran on the sidelines of the g twenties. so what's going on there and what are the leaders hoping to achieve on iran? yeah, this is a pivotal meeting and this comes at a very important time, given the fact that iran has just signaled that it is willing to return to los stalled negotiations in vienna. to potentially return to the 2015 agreement to limit its nuclear program. so in advance of that, we expect that that will happen next month. what we've got is what's known as the e 3 plus one. that would be the united states, germany, the united kingdom, and france. all coming together here at the g 20 to discuss where they stand on limiting iran's nuclear program where they go forward. a senior administration official saying that this is not going to bring about any sort of big statement or deliverables this meeting. but what it will do is make sure that all of these parties are on the same song sheet. what we should also point out that has come out of these meetings is that the leaders of the g 20 have agreed to a global minim

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it's also about the individual countries, the g 20. each of them have to make that commitment to the environment that nationally determined contribution is what it's formally known as. and those are what campaign is in the us hoping they will lift their ambition on bows because the un believes if there is no success here at g 20, then there's no chance of success when these leaders get on a plane later today and fly to glasgow at the start of that 12 day conference in glasgow that vital climate summit, which the un says is the only way to protect the planet. and james, besides the issue of climate change, what else is on the agenda today? they discuss almost everything when that meeting because these lead us not only have that formal sessions, they're also chatting in the margins of the meetings and having one on one meetings . some of those are important in the last, although president she of china isn't here. he's taking place and having his participation remotely for this session, his foreign minister, while he has been meeting the

on the sidelines of that g 20 summit, that sicilian hosted by italy. the g 20 has been completed to this ticket. such a large number of meetings were conducted. the ticket covering mantle gauntlet issues, including the climate, the environment. they're all sort of the 2nd a met cut to dublin phone. if you can do to go take these to the image in the last 2 days, who told us below mother? yeah, i had heard them think we have concluded our studies on our discussions. i mean, if you did not on, despite the effect of the pandemic, bassetti that job done 3050, couldn't italy has carried out the hits hosting responsibilities with success. and i would like to congratulate it's only for that dinner, either the sick let him in for noon. so extend my thanks to italy and did for their hosting play loveseat almost in a video. i hope the efforts carried out in the context of this meeting will bring about positive results. look, good, i said. economy imaculi's, phone getting committed. it that we discussed later situation done of the global situation and all in full.

he's going to be attending that g 20 meeting. he's got to try and convince the other countries of the g 20 to do this. as he says it's got to happen now. they can't wait any longer because he, he fears the situation is going to get very much worse soon. a cry for assistance coincided with taliban officials emerging from high level talks with u. s. officials and representatives from the e. u. they'd be meeting in the country capital, doha, afghanistan's acting foreign minister says his government is entering a new phase and his country's relationship with the rest of the world. that was what the article would agree. a new chapter of the positive relationship with the world was opened. the door agreement in february 2020 between afghanistan and the united states of america is defined as good relationships. i believe that the full implementation of the doha agreement between us of the u. s. can tackle any problems. that is why is important that both parties remain committed to the doha agreements. we want positive relationships with

the vatican ody is and run for the g 20 summit. during the talks, he invited frances to india, an estimated 18000000 catholics live in the country, but they represent a small minority in the hindu majority. nation of 1300000 people. meanwhile, india's indigenous tribes campaigning to have their religious beliefs recognized in the upcoming senses. there are a 104000000 indigenous people in india. many of them worship nature and don't identify with any of the 6 religions listed in the census. but an influential hindu nationalist organization is opposing their efforts as elizabeth fraud and report from jar can state the people of larger data. village in india is east and state of jack and sing songs, praising nature. they belong to the tribe. and to some of the more than 50000000 indigenous people of central and eastern india known as other bosses. anthropologists, they are the vast sees of the country's 1st inhabitants and they believe pre date of all religions in india, fairly close to worship mother. the 2nd is photos, and the son

g summit in, in new york, but it didn't take place the meeting between the 2 leaders. but finally, it happened in rome. and relation between tis these 2 countries are streamed over several issues, regional issues and domestic issues, human rights in the country, and also regional issues such as east mediterranean, syria, north africa, and so on. but 2 days out, the 2 days a meeting was quite important, not only in regards it just turkish relationship, but also for the ne to as well. because the grow in differences between these 2 companies are posing a threat to, to, to ne, 2 as well. in that sense, we could see that these tools are particularly regarded as very constructive and posted by the turkish site. and also the tourist. i says that i wanna buy than has agreed to quit, to establish a common mechanism that would take over the, the dispute between these 2 countries. we do not how the details yet, but this establishment off a mechanism is also quite something new. the focus of world late is we're now shift from rime to glasgow. as the human climate summit gets and