also on the program, the g twenty's draft declared that draft declaration strongly condemns rushes for a new prey cause for russia is complete withdrawal and rejects its claim of a special military operation. the declaration also warns against nuclear weapons use or threat plus 3 to white boosters, english and left the upper part of this one. we rise together back to the bill and with the 2 aboard to the terms and to delay. busy us our, tim is one rocket blas off on its lunar test flight 1st step towards putting astronauts back on the move. ah i'm gab office. thanks for joining us. nato secretary general yonce stoke burke says there is no indication that the missile explosion and poland on tuesday was the result of a deliberate attack. stroke bucks at the blast was likely caused by a ukrainian air defense missile gone astray. 2 people were killed in the explosion in a town near the polish border with ukraine. the missiles struck poland as moscow was carrying out white spread strikes on ukraine, raising fierce that nato might be dragged into direct conflict with russia. that's take a li

and the g. twenties draft declaration strongly condemns rushes war in ukraine. it calls for rushes, complete withdrawal, and rejects its claim of a special military operation. the declaration also warns against nuclear weapon use or threats. ah, i manuscript macon and thanks so much for joining us. nato ambassadors are holding an emergency meeting after a missile killed 2 people in poland and they total member states. now, initial us findings suggest the ukrainian military fired the missile to shoot down an incoming russian rocket boss. a senior adviser to ukraine's president insists russia as the aggressor is to blame for any quote, incidents with missiles. now the projectiles struck as moscow launched. wide spread strikes on ukraine and raised fears. but nato might be dragged into direct conflicts with russia. some or let's talk to our correspondent in brussels bank, they get and jagger shanaski, who is in warsaw spence and every one is wondering how nato will react to these developments. what, what more can you tell us about that? the ambassadors of the 1380

institution who said that western countries focus only on their own agenda. turning a blind died at g twenty's primary objective of solving global issues. i think that's the wrong message member. the g 20 g is not include the weapons ation yet they have a problem with brush over your friends, but that they are problem not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so you know, as india for a melissa that, that when there's a little problem with their google chrome, like who shot it and any issues that's not the problem. so that's not okay. that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was dominated by the know, the birth of the family shows that the countries can resolve the problem. the need to join hands with are the economy like china, india, south africa, brazil that need to resolve the problem. our correspondent memory of a notion is then bali following the summit. she sent us this report examining the key challenges and behind the scenes tension. at this year's g 20 summit opposed cars, par

institute, who said that western countries focus only on their own agenda, turning a blind eye to the g. twenty's primary objective of resolving global issues. i think that's the wrong message member. the g 20, if not g, that is not include the weapon nation, yet they have a problem with russia over your friend, but that they are not a problem. india not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so, you know, as india or melissa that, that when there's a europe, you know, a little problem with their book from like food shop and i mean use that's not a problem. so that's not okay. that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he, what you know, the worth of the public itself shows that the countries can resolve the problem. the need to join hands with are the economy like china, like india, south africa, brazil, that's indonesia. to resolve the problem. red lines will be the primary topic of the conversation between, you know, by the and she's being thing ahead of the g. 20 summit in indonesia, the us present, shared his as

who said that western countries focus solely on the own agenda, turning a blind eye to the g. twenties, primary objective, or revolving global issues? that i think that's the wrong message member, the g 20 g that is not include the weapons ation, yet they have a problem with russia over your friends, but that they are problem not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global. so you know, as india for a melissa that, that when there's a problem with your p. c. global problem with google chrome, like food and any issues. that's not a problem. so that's not okay. that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was dominated by the know the birth of the family. you felt so that the countries can resolve the problem. the need to join hands with are the economy, like china, india, south africa, brazil, indonesia, to resolve the problem. what else were at the summit? the russian foreign minister has scolded western media for false reporting now soft an associated press store, reciting. unnamed indone

tag, who said that western countries focus solely on their own agenda, turning a blind eye to the g twenty's primary objective of resolving global issues that i think that's the wrong message member, the g 20 g is not include the weapons ation. yet they have a problem with russia over your friend, but that they are not a problem. india, not the problem. china, not the problem of the global as india for a melissa that that's when there's a global problem with their google chrome. like who shot it. and so, i mean that use that's not a problem. so that's not okay, that's not bad. i think this is the moment for them to realize this world is not, you know, like the hot, which he was dominated by the know the birth of the family. you know, so that the countries can resolve the problem the need to join hands with are the economy like china, india, south africa, brazil, that's indonesia to resolve the problem are correspond, maria, the notion is then bali following the summit. she sent us this report examining the key challenges and behind the scenes tensions this year summit. a post car is paradise

he also depended his recent visit to china, saying it had helped secure g twenty's port for clear and united rebuttal of any russian threats to use nuclear weapons in ukraine. plus emily alpha mindy's and russia finally has to stock the small. it was important that the g 20 summit and barley sent a very clear signal to moscow in this regard or not. i had one other thing was emphasized by old g 20 members and bother you. any threats with nuclear weapons is inaccessible to all of us value us will not be tolerated. tines that need engine on asked our chief political correspondent, nina has a for her take on chancellor soldiers speech alteri. i've had 4 main takeaways, to be honest. all of charged the german chancellor presented himself very much as the global leader who also gets important missions donald brought to. so he stress very much the fact that he managed on his trip to china to extract that message from the chinese president against the use of nuclear weapons. now that will have chart says was crucial to get the support from the g. 20 countries also condemning the actions happe

the g. twenties draft declaration strongly condemns rushes warren, you cray. it calls for rushes, complete withdrawal, and rejects its claim of a special military operation. the declaration also warns against nuclear weapon use or threats. breed to y boosters english after 2 of all to the tents and the delay now sauce on crude ultimate was rocket blast off on its lunar test flight. the 1st step towards putting astronauts back on the move ah, i'm gather as well come to the program. nato secretary general. yes, stoughton back says there is no indication that the missile explosion in poland on tuesday was the result of a deliberate attack. stop max said the blast was likely caused by a ukrainian air defense miss al, gone astray. 2 people were killed in the explosion in a town near the polish border with ukraine. the missiles struck poland as moscow was carrying out white spread stripes on russian on ukraine, rather raising fears that nato might be dragged into direct conflict with russia. let's take a listen to the nato chief speaking a short while ago in brussel

there are no g twenties divide. it owns that west and no one the west as a number on the list of countries just bigger than western. come to this as it, why are we was sure that there was a know with a negative was a rush. i use it as i find that is a compromise. was that an hour? it's a, some centers of some of the continent. use that option and some of the concept because i said on the tip position or was it normal? we have no so much of the consumables this believe west and north west is the man that is also this 20 to 21. ok. denise china and brazil in particular, opposed to any steps to be taken against russia. chinese tense when it comes to the war, nuclear has been widely seen as a sign of the eroding relations between the united states of america and china. what are the expectations? as far as the summit are concerned, i guess the backdrop of the political divine i saw yesterday, president biden and president to add a 3 hour bilateral for the 1st time the us in china have met in 5 years. and what was, i will

the accumulation of certain data in order to make objective conclusions, i wanted to ask you about g twentyic well, but now nothing can be done without a military component. the day before, president zelenskyi said that next week the g20 itself will be held and our position will be presented. we will answer many questions that are now being asked publicly , so that all our people and all our partners can hear them one by one. who supports us. to what extent will there be a military component in these answers? what do you think? and in general, at this summit, i realized that russia's gdp in global terms is 2%. these two percent of gdp are trying to fund new ones the rules of the game in the whole world actually yes no no no no no we understand that europe is the tormentor the united states which has somewhere around 80% of gdp which supports us actually this is the economic basis of our current further n- victory and in fact none of the civilized european leaders is set on that some country out there with a nuclear weapon tried to break all the rules of the game that had been developed for

i personally believe that this g twenty summit can become another step towards the ukrainian victory,i have such a premonition because a lot can change there directly at the ball and mainly according to the results of this meeting because if we convert to our side to the side of the world in general of the civilized civilized world, such countries that are still neutral are china and india and brazil and the republic of south africa and indonesia itself, then it will be much easier for us to deal with our enemy already in our duels when the whole world will be our allies. well, it is quite interesting that this is a message for, again , this morning. they expanded the runway and underground facilities at the shirad air base, and israel attacked this military base, uh, well, again, it's interesting that it was used by the russian federation, they tell me that our next one is in contact with us. we did not follow according to the planned plan, but this is not a problem, contact us serhiy lysenko, deputy of the zaporizhia regional council , volunteer mr. serhiy, we congratulate you, glor

that is how g twenties normally work . now i'm sure they're working on the final communique. i sure there are drafts there are people called sherpas. it's a summit so they keep the mountaineering theme that the ship. those are the ones who help the presidents and prime ministers come to a deal and work through the language of a communique. i'm sure those sherpas from the 20 g 20 members are working on something as we speak. but remember, everyone has to agree, and russia is one of those participating. and it seems very unlikely the russia would agree to strong language is wanted by the u. s. and it's european allies condemning russia's aggression in ukraine. russia, he represented not by president putin who stayed away, but by his foreign minister, soj lab. ralph, he's going to be getting a news conference in a few hours time. and the word is, he's going to be leaving a day early after he's given his news conference. and james has a final thought reports, and a cambodian prime minister has tested positive for corona virus. i was that news going down at the summit that will hu

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twenties. now the governor and g. bailey said that while the rate rise will hit households very hard, the bank needed to take the painful action to bring down inflation. that he thinks that low inflation is the bedrock of a stable economy. and here inflation is very high. 10 point one percent. that's the highest that being in 40 years and the bank wants to bring it down to 2 percent. and they're hoping to do that in the next 2 to 3 years. pen. the rates right highs now in terms of positives from that press conference, so really one, many, perhaps one silver lining was the fact that the bank is predicting that with even further rate rises, it will still peak at less than 5 percent, which is what the markets were pretty thing and they're also saying that they hope inflation will contract sharply in the middle of next year. but this is already the 8th rate hike and a row. and this will be very worrying news for the millions of people who have mortgages, who have credit card debt. food prices going up as is fuel costs and

know, the g-7, but in principle, what the g-7 discussed was a certain plan of action for the whole world and somehow with it. everyone even agreed, and the twenty interesting thing, firstly, the seven lost the meaning of the appointment immediately after that, a secondly, the americans lost their monopoly right in this meeting. this monopoly is gone, it is no more. here, yes the world the world is now arranged. so , well, i think that the twenty will leave the twenty will leave the same way the seven left, because the future belongs to organizations such as the sco brix and others that we don’t know yet, but which will definitely uh, the most important thing will arise after all this stuff. well, not the most important, well surrender, but what the foreign minister said, china's war. together with russia we will build a new multipolar world order. this is, in a certain sense, uh, well, a summary. uh, the whole event. that's interesting, yes, very important, by the way, the chinese position. uh, what they didn’t vote for, it’s interesting, yes, that our information from belarus on voting. well, there, among other things, is china, which, by the

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g 20 members? there hey, well hi, rachel, indeed as the, as the summit starts here in bali, the question rises, what can we expect at its end? the main intrigue of this here is the twenty's, whether the members will at all be able to come to a compromise to consensus over the final declaration as the group which were present, as you've just said, 19 of the world's major economies, plus the e. u. a torn apart, unprecedented to lead by enormous divisions within the group over how to approach russia, ukraine conflict, the head of the global gather. and the german tend to look pushed and holds all the nations for in the isolation of russia here at the summits, or rather more isolation. because that is what the west has been exercising for months now with endless packages of economic sanctions against russia. but it didn't seem to be working and even seems to have the opposite effect as the economies of the united states and western europe are now projected to be declined to with the near full decade, high inflation and rocket in prices for food and energy due to end to russia, economic sanctions. they in fact initiated while india and china that's russia logically strengthen

at the g-20 summit , the eu countries will seek isolation, a boycott of russian representatives for the events in ukraine, london. brussels will dissuade other members of the twentyian minister. in addition, moscow is going to make it clear that any negotiations on ukraine should be held on conditions acceptable to kiev the united states continues to count votes in congressional elections and today the results of voting in the state of arizona became known instead of a seat in the senate from this state went to democrat mark kelly . republicans score 49 to 49. now it all depends on the results of the vote in nevada and george and democrats to control the senate will only need to get one place, after all, if the votes are distributed equally. well , that is, 50 to 50, the final decision will be made by the vice president of the united states, who is the chairman of the upper house of the american parliament, american actor alec baldwin sued members of the film crew of the film rust rust is the same film on the set of which in october last year baldwin accidentally shot the cameraman galina khachichen with ironic director joel souza from a fake revolver, one cartri

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-8 started, but in principle, what the g-7 was discussing was a certain plan of action for the whole world and somehow with it. everyone even agreed, and the twenty the seven lost the meaning of the appointment immediately after that, and secondly, the americans lost their monopoly right in this meeting. this monopoly is gone, it is no more. here, yes the world the world is now arranged. so , well, i think it will leave the twenty, leave the twenty, just like the seven left, because the future is with organizations like the sco brix and others that we don't know yet, but that will definitely be, uh, the most important thing to come after this whole thing. well, not the most important thing, it is change. and what the foreign minister said, china's war. together with russia, we will build a new multipolar world order. this is, in a certain sense, uh, well, a summary. uh, the whole event. that's interesting, yes, very important, by the way, the chinese position. uh, it’s interesting that they didn’t vote, but our allies are now from belarus to voting. well, there, among other things, there is china , which, by the way, i don’t remember it being so