g. think that's accurate to do. would you agree with that statement? i have to say i, i am inclined to agree with i think that is a full apology and erroneous policy for so that's good to take, but he's becoming more and more desperate. and he believes, i think wrongly, that if you could provoke boots in to actually up the stakes and take it to a different level, then that was great. i'm a mentor. i'm an emphasis from, from nathan wisdom governments to do the site. and that's why he thinks that he's on the safe ground. and i got to tell you a lot about the situation about what the weather was going for him. clearly not very well because if escalation so you've got is that's the only ace you can pull out of that.

so i think it's don't even have the p. i is 31.5 percent for breaks and g $730.00 is a much i don't think it is the case in enrollment of dollars because because of what's happened to the russian rouble in the present in rail actually uh, the economy is measured in dollars on a much weaker and so can size and the for those of the figures you, i mean, the reason what, what i'm going to go on site is because of john and in india. so those 2 become more and more relevant economically. not just inside the books, but also for the will be traveling in india as already i would say confirmed some. okay, to be the 5th largest economy in the world. and it, and it's on its way to challenging germany probably by the end of the decade. and, and that means obviously by definition along with china, what goes on in those 2 places is increasingly relevant to gene pay. now. so the other part of your question uh, i think it is a very important issue about publishing. yeah. global, like an a, sorry, country's economic drugs. the problem is this is driven by 2 simple things alo

began that whole description about the energy supplies because some people in the global south think the g 7 nations itself sanctioning themselves and visual image. this a that spike in energy prices that it good because of the sanctions. listen, i think uh if you go with the dropbox. uh well let's do, mike, is my absolute differently about the kind of sanctions that we're gonna undertaking adults? ah, i have not heard of that brother. i'm using, i do the us blowing up in the old stream pipeline account quite imagine why that do that? well, whatever is the base of the table hush you said the exit economist did of terrifying gr off. i have it here saying that the more people died of 2223 from the rising energy price of 68000, then cove. 868000 people in your we don't know how many people die because of cold in europe. as the cell sanctioning happened. and the north stream was destroyed. those who believe small hushes the exclusive believing that was obviously to sell germany relying on russian energy as opposed to important natural gas from fracking in the united states. i'm not aware of th

began that little description about the energy supplies because some people in the global south think the g 7 nations itself sanctioning themselves and visual image. this a that spike in energy prices that it good because of the sanctions. listen, i think uh if you wrote the dropbox uh, policy makers, my of to differently about the kind of sanctions they, they were gonna undertaken adults. i have not heard of that brother. i'm using, i do the us blowing up in the old stream pipeline account quite imagine why that do that? well, that was the base of the table hush. you said the exit economist did a terrifying gr off. i have it here saying that the more people died of 2223 from the rising energy price of 68000 then cove. 868000 people in your and we don't know how many people died because of cold in europe as the ssl sanctioning happened. and the north stream was destroyed. those who believe small bushes, the exclusive believing that was obviously to sell germany relying on russian energy as opposed to important natural gas from fracking in the united states. i'm not aware of that report, but

g. think that's accurate to do, would you agree with that statement? i have to say i, i am inclined to agree with. i think that is a good harvey and erroneous policy for so that's good to take, but he's becoming more and more desperate. and he believes, i think wrongly, that if you could provoke boots in to actually up the stakes and take it to a different level, then that was great. and i mentioned my name but just from, from nathan, west and governments to do the site. and that's why he thinks that he's on the safe ground. and i got tells you a lot about the situation about what the weather was going for him. clearly not very well, because if escalation, so you've got is that's the only ace you can pull out of the the sleeve then. um i think that it will be very worried about about the future. and a martin j, the editor of, i'm not going to i b dot org. it's always so good to have you on the program. always appreciate your commentary and your insight. i hope to see you again soon. thank you. your kind and present environment. zalinski is being invest

g 7. i think the g 70 does seem pretty satisfied um by the progress that they've made, both in terms of um, showing support for ukraine. the fact of love to me is that legs became here. sorry, palpably symbolic. and so we're told to bounce back in a minute. we're going to hear from some of them is let's be soon as well in his own press conference. and also talking about relations with china, trying to get g 7 countries to really harmonize their approach. and how they should deal with the rising power of china, economic history, j to diplomatically, militarily and around the world. and they've kind of gathered around the spouse web, which has come out in the last few months. so the idea of the risking the relationships and trying to pull the risk out of, of elements of the relationship whether economic, technological robinson to more kind.

so james, i think it's fairly safe to say that g 7 has been dominated by president. so then skis, visit, what does that mean for him? and so g, 7, unity against russia and it's one ukraine of the g 7. unity is certainly that the g 7 in the woods of very, very strongly backing up the ukranian leader. and his efforts to try and the braces country. we've seen a financial backing. we've seen a political back in terms of the woods and as you say, the f sixteens, i think, is the thing that will out of this summit be seen as the most significant development for the war. uh, that is the us saying that's f. 16 at craft can be transferred to ukraine. they all usaa across the us manufactured so us needs to give us the permission. and this being the debates on this for some time presidents lensky asking for flight to jets from nato. a debate within nato. about this, but also debate within the bike by the administration about whether he should get this and present. biden's now lifted the objection, meaning that not the us, but all the nato allies that have f sixteens will now be

it has been, and i think you've got the g 7 leaders here over a 4 day period what you've just seen in the last 20 minutes. so. so i think is the key image over this summit. the if they say the pictures are worth a 1000 words, well, this is what i think the ukrainians want the well to see which is presence lensky in the center, surrounded by the leaders, the powerful leaders of the g 7. now you're right. he's got all right, the questions on what he wants from the from the g 7 leaders. i think the main development, well, when we look back on this and history bucks will be the f sixteens, now he doesn't have those yet, but it's absolutely a key moment that present button is dropped. any objection from the us side to video bring f sixteens to the crating and there's a now where to position where you can, you can start getting training fight to get training for that pilots and then potentially in the coming months, then the f sixteens can be pos, not from the us, they're not gonna supply them directly. but all the us nato partners who have plains that they wants to transfer an

g 7. i think the g 70 does seem pretty satisfied by the progress that they've made. bodies in terms of um, showing support for ukraine. the fact of a lot of them is their legs became here. very palpably symbolic. and so we'll talk to about that in a minute. we're going to hear from some other me soleski soon as well in his own press conference. and also talking about relations with china, trying to get the g 7 countries to really humanize their approach and how they should deal with the rising power of china. economic, the strategic key, diplomatically, militarily in the, around the world. and they've kind of gathered around this password which has come out in the last few months. so the idea of the risking the relationships and trying to pull the risk out of of elements the relationship with the rec. and they'll make technological robinson to more kind of hotline language of the coupling which has been discussed in recent years in some parts be invited states the idea of really making a pretty hard cut of relations. clicking on the economic front uh, between western powers and china. uh,

that's a very fresh angle that g 7 leaders have adopted. and i think it helped to solidify consolidate solidarity and unity among them. so the answer to your question is yes, it's been a huge boost. and what do you make of ukrainian president for them as a lensky is a much talked about impending visit to the summit. presumably this will not go down well with russia in the prime. it is la casita, made a surprise visit to ukraine, and i'm not sure if the japanese department is to made a request in person to president zelinski. but i think the psychological distance between ukraine and japan has been narrow and that's it certainly made it easier for presidents that are in skate to travel across the u. ration lag mass to japan, to join g 7 leaders. how do you assess then? the response to what the g 7 would regard as china's increasing assertiveness here . once again, if you look at your, your ration continent from japan, you must look at both russia and china. you get convinced that the cognitive has been actually dominated by 2 for amenable authoritarian

and for g 7, unity against russia and his war in ukraine. james as well, i think it means him trying to seek more support both from his close friends, the g 7. i'm from some of the other countries that are invited here. he's been pretty busy with his diplomacy already met one on one with most of the g 7 leaders . he's also met with prime minister moody of india. now india and some of the other invitees are absolutely key. i think for this meeting because of india, for example, if staying didn't devices that took place in the un general assembly on the issue of ukraine. he's also got countries like brazil and indonesia here. and he wants to get those countries further into the ukranian camp. you'll have further meetings here in the coming hours with all the leaders and most importantly, meeting with president biden in a few hours time. and that'll be a meeting around the table of presidency. lensky with all the g 7, and then presidency landscape with all the g 7 plus the of the invited countries. and i think the meeting on the picture of the picture taken all prece

hiroshima, richard brought together leaders beyond the g 7, did ukraine's president succeed in winning over more allies among them as well. i think this was almost the most important aspect for us and landscape coming to japan was not necessarily to meet the g 7, but to meet the countries that with that assembled with the g 7. i think it was particularly a focus on india and brazil, and the rent or moody, sorry, was that came from the indian prime minister towards lensky as they met over the weekend. but brazil, this president lula, well that he and to lensky did not have a one on one meeting or with those supposed to be one. i'd be more organized and there was a bit of back and forth between them off to it's about who may or may may not have been disappointed. who may or may not have been upset by that meeting. not happening at present luna enterprise conference earlier today. here in japan. um saying batch is saying that he essentially thought that neither so lensky nor preaching a wanted to tool. right. how's that both sides were convinced that they are going to win the war so loosely in indicating by that comment. i think tha

because it's being proved to be on to but also because they think it's used to take to, to, to say that tons of nonsense themselves. nonsense. you know, g d p think has a role very well. but if, if the american ged pay is just a little today when the war, whereas if russian g d p is about building tank. so building as hypersonic missiles or whatever, then of course that strengthens ross, it rushes position. and i know i fully agree with what matthew said about the multiple. well, you know, we talk about china and russia of strengthening their lines. yes. and the wrong yes, that's all fine. but what about saudi arabia that really is the pivot you? oh yes. yeah. that will do that was not and excluded country. that is, you know, one of the absolute sense of pieces of american hegemony in the middle east and indeed in the wide world. and there we go. react has now turned its back, i would say on washington. so, so the outlook is i would have thought yes favorable to russia. but as i say, we've got a long way to go then the fact there is no end in sight from the western point of view, nor indeed from the russian point of view. because as we,

for example, i think that japan, you know, because it is a country that even a mazda g 7, i think, maintains the healthy relationships with the asian countries and middle eastern countries. um i think there's so much more that japan could do to be a bridge builder to be a negotiator, to be an in between the for my power. and i look forward to that developing it would be, it would be incredibly wonderful if japan could establish the institutions or academic institutions within japan to preserve a way to cultural heritage and we are academia and that is especially under threat under the current the current situation hurry, thank you so much for your take on all of those topics and good luck in your pursuit in your career. thank you very much. thanks so much for having me. another blow to freedom of expression and independent media in hong kong and use paypal has asked the city's most prominent political cartoonist, bowing to state prussia, one k kwan better known as when see had his last drawing published on sunday. but that's not going to muscle him. he says to question and challenge is part

g 7 countries. so it's really the rate on and i think we need to ship that gays and start understanding that it's the g 7, which was i did to the southern countries. and we've come up with this figure out how to deem point future again by looking at essentially to bump on this one a is the on page 8. that's the developing the developed countries promised in 1970. and the problem is 17 percent of fancy and i did not even be half of it so, so that's one component in the 2nd, which is almost a $17.00 could you and usd, which is essentially about the damages caused by the carbon emissions. and for which again, it's the d 7 countries which are responsible and very often, but the vast ation of the climate crisis is friend uh by the southern. so when it comes to climate aid to developing nations, which rich country is what you say, all the west culprits, we're talking about g 7 at the moment. i think that in that we're looking at is extreme. you so you don't get was doing read in terms of it's or do yet, but it slipped dramatically. now. germany used to doing well, but if it's now already announced god's us

but also some with the political part, the countries who have been invited to this g 7 summit countries like i think, 1st and foremost, particularly india, if we look at their end, promote the, the prime minister of india. sorry, influential lead to the c a. he's also got the chair of the g 20, another major grouping of course, and india, one of these countries that is try to kind of walk a pretty neutral line on the was so far, it hasn't wanted to anger russia, which has a long see it has a long standing relationship with so for a lot do me. so let's get the opportunity to be able to even potentially get face time with no rental modi and other leaders like him being sort of on the fence over the was so far. i think it was particularly interesting for the let's get this point. richard russell has repeatedly threatened to use nuclear weapons eventually, but this is g 7 summit is now taking place in the city with the world's 1st atomic bomb most dropped. it's as simple as intended. is it playing into the summit of the yeah, absolutely me is very strong. symbolism here in the chapter. it depends prime

g. i think joe biden was right in saying his administration upholds the rights of muslims. thank you for having me and the senior station and yourself. you got a question we're managing here, but i would like to make to him as of old discussion and the culture of behavior of condition and policy to hold for issue. and i think for one nation before she comes to call her intention. but there's a difference. so it is all over with with exercise and the ability of the nations to come into the dispute between kathy and want to day was so nice for medicare. we can see the american 100 percent. not mother of ross before we get it. all correct, just since i think i think that's a fair. i think it's a fairly common a fairly fair comments. choose me to get my tongue around the right way, but i wanted to ask you libya, for example, you're in tripoli right now. libya in june, 12 years of a western lead in coach, and please tell me this. has it helped to bring peace to libya? a question about, since you don't mind, can you mention mark ca? yes, it has the western intervention in libya,

the g 7 is supporting ukraine. and so i think presidents the landscapes he keeps this outreach and he was only just come from saudi arabia. i'm trying to impress a belief the hour of sites, the arab nations. he's got to keep that effort up and i think that's been part of what has been ukraine success. remember 50 months ago. we felt keeps going to full in days, parts of it as being this run meant less outlay rich relentless diplomacy. and lots of it personal lots say from one man picking up the phone now getting on the plane . and that's the presence of landscape and, and we are seeing that they are setting up the podium there for the family photo, which is expected to happen very soon. the need is, i was going to be walking out there. you talked about the communicate, james, what else is being discussed at the g 7 and what else has come out of that communicate the the yeah, we've got to communicate 40 pages long. so a lot to dates and i've been to adjusting it in the last hour. i think, you know, the, the comments on ukraine of

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g 7 countries themselves? are they still as committed as they have been up to now? yeah, well, i mean, the, i think a strong new signal from the g 70 countries here that says, support is going to continue and even step up. so just before it's a lensky arrived, there was confirmation from the american side that they were going to open the door to apply to jet sash. 16 bytes is being supplied to ukraine down the road. so starting with the process of training, will you training pilots to fly them and then opening the door to supplying those jet said further down the road. we've now just heard today press and fight and saying that there's going to be a for the trunk of arms, and i munition provide it to you trained. so just another step in the support that's being coming all alone. we have more to see from the to lensky today during the course of the day, so he's going to make a visit to a piece memorial. so here the site where the media bottom line did in 1945. that of course, is very, i'm a very symbolic visit for us and let's do to make cameron judge. you frame has been subjects, at least implicit,

so in that sense it was a clear that g, i think that has been a certain amount of uncertainty. and we saw that last night that the, the headquarters of both those punches with think many people are expecting victoria celebrations. there was actually a sort of questioning about what this was actually going to mean. neither of them have got the land slide they wanted. i think put time particular hope they could sweep to a very decisive victory. they have both talked about a collection company. we understand the leader of move for pizza and them jury under that has been sitting in the last couple of minutes. but he is also trying to form a coalition government with him, but that's going to involve all sorts of holes trading. and even if he joins together with his political allies, he's still not going to have enough to the get across the $250.00. how citizen, i think that'll be the big question before we get the formation of government. how is that senate going to vote those seats? of course, for the points that by the minute you said he seems, if the formation of a new government

g 7. so. so a crackdown on a new area that as well. but i think overall, the message coming from the g 7 on ukraine is pretty much more of the same, most support for you train supporting it. and particularly as it moves towards his high anticipated account or offensive. and also trying to close any gaps and tighten the screws further on russia and maintaining the message the when at whatever point it might be. if it does get to a point of peace towards the dates you crane, that must be setting the agenda. those piece towards that they don't want the russians to be so in any position it to dictate the terms. it's being confirmed now that the ukranian president of the modem is lensky will be attending the g 7 summit in person. can you explain to us what's, what he will be trying to achieve by actually being that and meeting with other leaders face to face? well, of course, i mean that we've seen this room for letting me zalinski. he has been venturing out to view, train more in recent months. he's been in the united states. he's been in various coun

and you're going to, i think, to see the image of presidents lensky standing shoulder the shows up with the g 7 lead is now that so i think is an image that will be interesting to see how it's viewed in most scope. because remember, before. ready the kremlin and flooding message and decided to antics try me here in 20 for 6. 14, this great thing wasn't called the g 7. it was called the g 8 and russia was a man, but president boots and used to come to these sorts of summits. so simple that could be potentially on sunday, we're going to see a latest standing on the stage at present is the landscape standing in the place where presently polluted eustace and james, lots of weights. the subjects will be on the table to discuss that this summit note just to warn you. crane, but also china's rising influence. china clearly is going to be a very important subjects here. don't forget the war and you cry when you, when we talk about china, because china is good, his own peace initiative. and the chinese piece and boys being in t recently of the west of nations will have to work out how to deal with tha

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so not a child swim to stand shoulder to shoulder with the g 7 leaders. and i think that's significant because he used to be a g 8 and a rush out until 2014 was a member for president zalinski in effect, standing in the place with a president. police didn't use to stand. but i think, you know, important meetings, not just with all of them, but on the sidelines. lots of one on one what we called bilateral meetings. right. so, so ukraine topping the agenda there, but they are other issues being discussed at the g 7 a one of them china is growing nuclear arsenal. tell us about about and the final communicate of the g 7. yeah, a source of issues being discussed, in fact, is that am the session going on under way right now, so speak with the will back and presidents addressing well, data is about about the situation in terms of having infrastructure around the world. but yes, trying to in terms of the communicate is important and trying has been a big discussion here because of course, this is a g 7 summit that only happens every few years. it's on the asian soil because

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g 7. i think it's safe to say it's been dominated by the visit of president savanski. what does that mean for him? and for g, 7, unity against russia. and it's when you create us. yeah, absolutely amazing. taking place. now. we've had the meeting between the g 7 and present lensky. now the wider grouping. prime minister casita is going that meeting to order. i'm going you, we're not going to get pictures this for much longer, because we tell we'll see the very stops at the meeting and then they go into a closed closed section. but we all are seeing the pictures of the meeting now. and the why the grouping here, those that have been invited by the g 7, very important for presidency lensky because they include countries that are not in the western calculation. yes, australia is one of the invited countries. but most importantly, countries like brazil, india, and indonesia also in the grouping of people attending a. we have a south korea vietnam at the cook islands in tomorrow. so you might wonder about those 2, but one is the current share with the african union. and the

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and the g 7 has got some measures in place they think is going to try and stop that. obviously, this will be welcomed by presidents lensky and we now have the was kept secret of the last 24 hours confirmed the president's united sky is coming here. the japanese organizers say he's on his way to the russian. but in fact, they're extending the sunday sessions here so that he can meet with the g 7 lead. isn't that appropriate discussions with them? also meeting with some of the other countries because there are other countries that are invited to the lights of parts of this meeting for a bigger expanded meeting with other important global and regional players. i think much of the discussion from presidents lensky and you've seen is ta, this diplomacy with the last 15 months trying to get more phase countries. but the tree efforts as move now onto the issue of flight to jets. you've got all sorts of weapons which took a long time in the 1st few months then you've got tanks. now we've moved on to fight to jets. the quite new thing worried about the situation in the skies,

g 7 meeting. it appears he is going to come to the meeting. i think he wants to try and push for extra support from the g 7 countries, financial, military, political support on the military side, still very keen to get fight to jets in the mix to help him in his battles on the ground. oh, so remember that the g, the g 7 has all the guests nations that attend and so sometimes he will not be alone. but i think that's part of him wanting to be here. countries like brazil, india, indonesia, south korea. i think you want to try and see if they can show more sup. ready phase side, let's just take the last one, south korea, pretty supportive of ukraine in terms of its woods, but in terms of military support. they have not provided the sort of things. the presence of lensky wants, which is lethal assistants to help him in his war with russia. i think we're going to seek pretty simple to images too, because remember, the g 7 used to be a ga, to until vladimir putin took control and evaded crimea in 2014. well, you're going to have, i think, images of presence

and i think they'll do the same thing with the atrocities being admitted to by the, by this, by g. do you think we will see any wisdom response to put down i've seen today? i don't think so. i don't think it would be reported wisely and eastern and us media and in the western european media. i don't think it's gonna get much play outside of perhaps this network and a few other of the other items around the country and around the world. but i don't think us media's gonna pay any attention to it. but don't already, it seems like it didn't get away with saying quite a lot of extraordinary things. just a week ago, he said that ukraine has and will keep killing russians around the world until t as victory. that was a quote. do you think we can simply put such a statement down to freedom of speech, which doesn't really indicate that there's a feeling of impunity? i'm on getting pregnant, excited officials. i think he's clearly speaking from his platform as a government official, as a leader in the ukraine. government, and i think that you will maybe see if the us media is the us governmen

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